completely disbing like I am under you acting like I am under MYSELF. [screaming] >> I'M MYSELF. >> What police encountered that day wasn't just a call for service. It was a fight against time. Inside, children were living in conditions no child should ever have to endure. Trapped in a daily reality of fear, neglect, and danger. As officers began to understand the full scope of what was happening, every second mattered. When hero cops sense something isn't right inside this house, you mother you. I'll bite the you. On August 17th, 2025, police respond late at night to reports of a disturbance involving multiple individuals entering a vacant looking house. >> I'm tired. >> I was going to get >> They were out here and they just went back inside the house. Is >> this a vacant property? Cuz the door, please come outside. Aker, please come outside. >> Come out. >> Come out. We're going to send the dog again. >> Police, come out. >> Come out or we'll send the K9 in. the door. >> Yeah, >> we saw you come outside. We just have to ask what happened. >> Yeah, they went back in there and the house looks vacant. 13. >> We located these two. They ran inside this vacant house. >> Okay. Can you come outside? Officers order occupants to exit after observing suspicious behavior and inconsistent explanations from those outside. >> All right, come on. >> We ain't playing games out here. We told you to stay outside and you go back inside the house. >> Are you holding up front or are they up front? >> They up front. Hey, come outside. >> I'm not doing I never told you. >> Come outside. >> Remember whatever told to me. >> Come outside. >> Oh, okay. No. >> Who else is in here? >> I've been trying to keep them out of my house with him staying out of the house. >> Okay. >> What in the house? I know you weren't involved. It was the other two. They're in here. Come on. Just come outside. >> I don't want to neighbors until you house. >> Oh, yeah. My bad. I was trying to find >> Come have a seat. Have a seat. >> Did we just see you run in? >> Yep. >> Yeah. I had to go get my phone. >> Okay. Where's the Where's the female at? >> Female in there. Come inside. Come outside. >> Nobody else is in there. >> Girl in there. >> She done. >> No, she didn't. >> I saw her coming. Is she still here? >> Dude, I watched her go in the back door. >> Can I go get her? >> No, you can stay right there. >> That's my girl, bro. Can I go get her? >> Okay, but you've been lying this whole time. So, where >> I mean, I went to get back my get my phone, dude. I wasn't lying. I was going up the stairs. >> What's her name? >> What is her name? >> Skye. >> Skye, come outside. This is Acro PD. >> Who else is in the house? >> Nobody. >> I know. I was sleeping in there. >> Skye, come outside. It's Acro PD. All right. All right. Well, I guess we're going to have to clear our house. >> A woman is located inside the house and escorted out while officers attempt to determine whether she is safe. >> You need to go with one of these guys. >> Sit right there. >> Nothing else is in the house. >> Nobody else? >> No. No. >> Shouldn't be the dogs in the cage. >> Okay. So, how many dogs are you having in here? >> Just one puppy. That's it. Go. >> Where's she at inside? >> You don't know where she's at inside? >> I don't know where she's at. >> Look, man. >> If she's in there, she's in there. If she's not, she's not. I don't >> She's in there cuz we got this place surrounded. So, and we saw you guys run inside. So, hey, I'm going to let you know right now. Honestly, is going to be the best policy going forward. >> I can't control what she does. That's I don't know what she does. >> That's not none of my That's not mine. That's not >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Hey, babe. Baby, come here. >> Skye, come outside. >> Baby, come here. >> Can I please talk? >> No. >> Baby, it's all right. Come here. >> Yeah. Come here, baby. Come on. >> Front or back. >> The back. Come out the front. >> Come out the front, baby. It's all right. Come on, >> Austin. Front or back? >> In the front, baby. Come on. It's all right, babe. >> Come on. >> Come out here and sit next to me. There was another girl. >> There was another girl. Did you go look at her? >> Yeah, that's her. >> That's her. >> Yeah. >> All right, Martin, you got him up here. We're going to clear the house. >> The woman appears emotionally distressed and hesitant to speak honestly while her boyfriend repeatedly interferes and lies to officers. >> Is anybody else inside the house? >> No, >> that's it. That's you three inside. All right. >> Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, your name's Sky, correct? I need you to step up here and talk to this officer over here. All right. >> Why? >> Because I said so. That's why. Don't make this more difficult than what it needs to be, please. What's going on, man? >> Huh? We're worried about your safety, not incriminate yourself. Is that your boyfriend over there? >> Yeah. >> I'm legally deaf. I only have hearing in my right ear, not my left. >> This ear over here. >> I cannot hear on this side. I can only hear on this side. So, I can't hear how loud I'm talking. >> You're not talking loud. You're good. >> Did he do something to you? I don't care about that. Right. >> Then what do you care about? >> Okay. What does he have warrants for? >> Police uncover that the boyfriend has outstanding warrants and a documented history of domestic violence. H >> out of a >> uh >> I need you I need you to be completely honest cuz >> people called saw what happened. >> So what happened tonight? >> What do you mean? >> What happened tonight? >> You tell me what happened tonight. >> I don't know. The car breaks down. We get an argument. That's it. We go inside to find break. >> Okay. >> So then why did you run inside as soon as >> I didn't run inside. And I walked inside to get my phone. >> No, that's not what it looked like. We We told you to stay outside. >> Was I running? Was I running? >> You went back inside. >> I didn't hear you say stay. I didn't hear you say not go inside. >> How about when I came to the door? >> But I was downstairs trying to get upstairs. The whole downstairs, if you look If you look down there, it's hard as hell to get up those steps. >> Okay. >> And I had no light to walk around the basement. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? I had no no light to walk around the basement with. I couldn't see. >> I was trying to get up stairs, dude. I came up. Didn't I come up? >> I wasn't trying >> after we basically have to surround the house and yell at you to come out. >> I saw the lights, but that I was using those lights to be able to see. Dude, >> okay. >> To get up the stairs. Please go look at those steps to tell me that you >> No, you can't. Yeah, there's no steps. >> It's steps, but they're covered in [ __ ] >> Yeah, >> I was slipping and falling as I was trying to come there. >> No, I don't care. I live down the street. Actually, I live I live either down here. >> So, what were you even >> Cuz I was asking my dude for brake fluid, man. I need brake fluid for the car. Is he like a friend? >> No. >> Okay, >> that's my family, dude. >> Okay, so then why would someone call? >> The suspect becomes increasingly manipulative, shouting emotional statements and attempting to control the woman during questioning. >> Maybe because they heard arguing in the middle of the night. I don't know. >> What were you guys arguing about? >> Damn brakes on that car, dude. >> Okay, >> that's it. You guys are just arguing. >> Just arguing, dude. >> Okay. >> She said he's misrepping. You got warrants. Did he give you the right stuff? >> What is the name she gave you? >> He didn't tell me, but she said whatever name she he gave while you was up there. He misrep cuz he got DV warrants. So might want to get up here cuz he might be in the room. >> What's your social one more time? >> I don't know. I don't have I carry it with me all the time. I carry it in my wallet. I don't have my wallet on. Me and her don't have I don't have my [ __ ] with me. >> So you don't know your social? >> I don't know my social. No. Okay. >> No one ever I never I never even got my social, dude. >> All right. What's your first name? Austin. >> Huh? >> Daniel Harold. >> Daniel Harold. >> What's your real name? >> Daniel Harold. >> What's your real name? >> Daniel. >> I'm not about to do this with you cuz you're about to go in cuffs in a second if you don't tell me your real name. >> Austin Herald. >> Austin Hero. Where's your birthday? >> Hey, Stephanie, if you could go back. >> I'm sorry. I'm legally deaf. That's the only reason I'm trying to move. >> I love you, Skyler. Hey, Skyler. Look at me. I love you. I need you to go back. >> Okay. No, I'm not trying. >> Hey, Skyler. >> I got you, >> Skyler. >> I love you. >> You hear what I said? >> Yes. I said I love you, too. >> Oh my. >> I just told her I love her. >> She can't hear, man. >> I know. I know. >> No, I'm I'm literally deaf. I have no hearing in my right ear. >> Oh, well, they thought we were arguing. I was yelling at you. You can't hear. >> I love you, Scotty. Officers detain the suspect after he refuses to cooperate, provides false identification, and escalates the situation verbally. >> So, why are why are we lying about social, birthday, name? >> Just no reason. Just no reason. >> I'm just tired, bro. >> I think that's a good reason. >> I hope so. Tired. >> All right, man. Go a stand up for me. Put your hands on your back. Put your hands together like a prank. >> All right, man. Time to go. I'm not doing that. >> I'm not doing what, bro? What the we not doing, dude. >> Let's go. Head. >> All right. >> Nope. We're going to the front. >> I love you. Ready, boy. Say it louder. >> That's about as far as they go. It >> okay. >> Relax, man. It's not that serious. >> Anything's going to stick me. Poke me. >> You're about to watch me die out here tonight, dude. >> Just for you, Skyler. I got you. Stop. >> Check that. >> What happened, buddy? >> Stop it. >> The suspect resists arrest aggressively, continues shouting threats, and damages property during restraint. >> Yes. >> That cop ass. Stop talking to him. Keep your mouth shut. Stop talking to him. >> Okay. Please make this easier for him and us and you. All right. So, >> what happened tonight? >> I don't even know why y'all got called here to be honest with you. >> Yeah, cuz we saw you getting beat up the house. >> Who did? >> We did. >> Y'all did. >> Yeah. >> Where were we all at? >> Stop trying to grab my trying to grab my ass. >> Where's this argument? >> Argument over. How did argument start? >> Well, my car started up. >> Mhm. She needs some brake fluid. >> Yes, I need brake fluid. >> Okay, so your car started messing up. >> My brakes started up. >> I love you, babe. >> All right. I love you. >> I love you. >> I love you. Like, please don't do nothing extra. >> I'll see you when I get out. I love you. >> I love you. Don't do Austin. >> Oh, there's going to be extra. I'm probably going to die tonight, dude. Probably going to die tonight >> just cuz you wanted this. >> I didn't do [ __ ] the I didn't do this [ __ ] >> Austin. >> Hey, I can because it's going to be >> I might be able to make him calm down >> cuz it's going to be it's going to be disturbance at this point. >> Oh, I know. Please. >> I almost make him be I might be able to make him calm down. Like, please just >> you back. Stay. No. I need you to stay to No. does this all the time. >> I need you to stay right here. Just stop. >> I'm going to die tonight, Skyler. >> No. >> I'm going to die tonight. >> I'm not going to tell. Get on the sidewalk or you're going to jail, too. Get on the sidewalk. >> Get on the sidewalk. >> For what? >> For what? >> Obstruction. That's for what? Now stay on the sidewalk. >> Do that. I will sit down. Austin, stop. >> Oh, it's a it's a wrap. He going in this. >> No. Austin, they got to you up. Austin, stop. >> Police separate the woman for her safety as the suspect continues emotional outbursts while being secured. >> And they said, "I'm about to go to jail, too, cuz of you." >> It's all right. It's all right. I'm going kill one of these [ __ ] Dude, >> awesome. >> Thank you, Skyler. >> I love you. >> He broke your damn door. >> Austin, >> I'm all right. I'm all right. >> You're going to ride. >> Austin, >> put your knees down. >> Trying to take me too because of you. Cuz I didn't want to stop talking to you. >> I love you. I love you, SC. >> Lay down. >> I can't lay down, bro. >> Lay down. Help me lay down. >> Austin, don't do it. >> Austin, >> lift his legs up so we can put this truck up. >> Stop. >> You mean that's it? >> Stop it. >> Tighten that real good on his ankles first. Is it go for real? >> Yeah. >> All right. That's criminal damage. So, >> I love you, Skyler. >> Skyler, get back. >> I'm not going to tell you ONE MORE TIME. GET BACK ON the sidewalk, >> baby. Go sit down. Get back on the side. >> Go sit down, baby. It's okay. It's okay. Go sit down. >> It's okay. Go sit down. >> It's okay. Go sit down. >> It's okay. >> So, I get this. >> It's okay, baby. Listen to her. >> Listen to her, baby. It's okay, >> baby. Listen to her. >> All right. Roll. >> I love you. >> I love you. >> I love you, Skylar. >> Hook that first. Yeah. >> I love you, Skylar. Chris. Chris, don't put hands on her. Let her sit. >> It's okay, baby. I love you. You hear me? You love me, Skye. >> Hey, can you can you loosen this cuff right here for me, sir? >> That shit's cutting into my wrist. >> Before you move me, can you loosen this? That >> better? This one right here? It's this one. >> Yep. >> Baby, you love me? >> Yeah, I'm cool. I'll go be with my mom. I'm >> No, baby. Don't do that. >> Not cool, >> baby. She's too Hey, she Can you grab her? >> I'm cool. >> No, don't say she's with going with your mom. Don't say you're going with your mom, baby. >> I'm cool. >> You're not going with your mom. My mom's Dude, >> baby, please. You hear me? >> You hear me? >> What? >> Don't go. >> You hear me? >> Where? >> Anywhere, baby. I love you. >> Do I go? >> Hey, I love you. I love you. You hear me? Hey, when I get out, when I get out, I'm going to come see you. >> Yeah. >> You hear me? >> Will you? >> What does that mean? >> What does that mean, Skyler? You mother I'll bite the you love me Skyler >> you love me Skyler >> Skyler you love me >> myself you >> YEAH HOW YOU LIKE THAT LITTLE CHINESE You all right? >> You like this? You like >> the man is arrested and transported, allowing officers to deescalate the scene and ensure the woman is no longer under immediate control. >> That's it. >> You like that [ __ ] >> Bite the finger off. >> Shut the up. Shut the up. >> I love you, Skyler. >> I'm myself. >> Hey, remember what you promised me. >> myself. No, you I'm not going in there. You get me in there. I'm going to myself. [screaming] I'M MYSELF BECAUSE OF YOU. Because of you. >> The man was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, domestic violence, and assault on an officer. Drop your opinion in the comments. The suspect was charged with domestic violence, resisting arrest and assault on a law enforcement officer. The female involved was separated from the suspect for safety and provided access to support resources. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty through the legal process. Remember, manipulative behavior often escalates when control is lost, especially during police intervention. Separating victims from controlling partners is sometimes the only way to stop further harm. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This is a textbook example of emotional manipulation and control. You can see how hard it is for victims to speak honestly when the abuser is right there. Glad officers didn't fall for the lies and kept pushing for the truth. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officer step in. Did you predict that rescue? >> Is that the way you felt like I was interfering? I'm not saying multiple times, man. >> I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm saying I may be in the wrong. >> But that's what you did. That's what you did. On July 21st, 2025, police arrive for a welfare check after the man's mother reports he was in an accident. Officers encounter the man and his intoxicated, confrontational friend. >> Hey guys. >> Hi. >> Yeah. What happened today? I guess >> that's my homie. >> Okay. What happened? You he got an accident today? >> No, not at all. >> Okay. Why is he been here in hours? >> Why is he calling his mom saying he got in an accident? >> Did his mother call you? >> Yeah. >> Can you >> I get everything your name? I I don't know. I haven't seen him in hours. >> Where is he? >> I just should be in here. >> Okay. >> I just got here. I don't have my key either. >> Oh, you don't have your key? >> No, no, no. It's like Hey, I'm >> I don't want to touch. I'll just walk in. >> There he's right here. He's good. >> All right, Jonathan. I'll show you on Key West, please. >> The man explains he was heavily drinking, got lost at the beach, was rescued from the ocean, and later wandered Key West with dead phones. >> Boss, boss, boss, boss. >> I don't need you here. >> It's my homie. >> He's got a lot to drink. >> No, I just got here. >> I know. I know. He just woke up. >> He just [ __ ] called me. I was up there sleeping. My mom just woke up. >> No, I'm not. Talk to me. I got you. I need you, sir. I understand. Sorry. I'll talk to you. >> So, listen. I'm going to be straight up honest with you. No, I understand. >> Your mom called us check on you. >> I know she did. >> She claimed that you got in an accident today. >> I did. >> Okay. Are you okay from that? >> No, he's good. >> Yo, yo, am I talking to you, man? >> Don't say that. >> Please just please just disregard him. He's We all had a lot to drink today. >> No, I haven't. >> We went out to the beach and I I don't remember what happened. I don't know if I got lost, whatever, but I was out in the middle of the ocean. I got rescued by some people. I I think they were co I said the Coast Guard, but I don't know who they were. >> He admits being struck by a vehicle while walking, but refused help and continued wandering for over an hour before finding the apartment. >> Each asked me where I lived. I didn't know where I lived. I got to know the address off top of my head. Both my phones were dead. >> Okay. >> So, I had them drive me. They drove me for a little bit and I thought we were at the right place. I told them to drop me off. I walked and I figured out it wasn't this place. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So you got kind of lost in your way. >> Yeah. So I was walking around a little bit and I did get struck by a vehicle out in the middle of the road while I was walking. I went Yeah, it was my own fault. >> So um when you got hit, did you like call? >> No, I didn't I didn't have no phone or nothing. I got hit by a vehicle. These people got out. They asked me if I was okay. >> I told them that I was fine and I just remember walking away. >> Okay. >> And I walked for a good >> Where? Where was that? Do you remember where that was? >> I don't I genuinely don't. I walked for probably an hour after that just to find this place. >> The friend repeatedly interrupts officers warns the man about spilling information and escalates tensions by challenging police authority >> toward Zack or like Smathers or Hicks Beach. >> I don't even know. >> Huh? >> You're making a police report now. Do you know that? >> I'm not trying to make you listen to him. Listen to me. >> I'm your homie. >> All right. [ __ ] Cam. Listen to me. You're making Send me another one. >> N please don't send another person out here. I'm trying to talk to him. I don't >> I'm not talking to you, brother. You can't do a [ __ ] thing to me either. I know that. I know my rights. Listen, what I'm telling you right now is he's trying to get you to spill your whole [ __ ] baby. >> Listen, listen. Do you want to kill yourself? >> No. >> Your mom is calling us. >> If you want to take care of it, >> okay, >> wouldn't I keep it? It turns out just a [ __ ] total piece of [ __ ] >> This is a wellness check. This is all this is. >> I'm not doing the police. >> That's what it was before you start. >> I don't want to myself. Officers clarify this is only a wellness check. The man apologizes and cooperates while the friend remains argumentative and hostile. >> I'm done. >> Yeah, you should be doing Absolutely. >> All right. Go ahead. >> Take your badge off. Let's see who's the man. >> You threatened me, >> dude. I would never threaten. I make a promise. That's it. >> He's not. >> I know my right. >> He's He's not threatening you one bad. Please, just >> listen. When we get called like this of service, we just got to make sure everything's okay. You obviously called your mom in some sort of state of mind. >> Absolutely. >> She called me. I've never That's why she called him. >> I She's a smoke [ __ ] >> I called her and I was pissed off because I couldn't find my way home. Okay, that's it. I just called her. I was pissed off. I couldn't find my way home. >> Dude, I apologize. >> She's She's used to my father and my my father's got a rough past. So, she she was just worried about me. And whenever I woke up, I seen that I had like a 100 mis calls from her. I just I went upstairs and I went to bed. When I finally got inside, I went to bed and whenever I called her, she said, "Oh, the police are on their way already." I said, "Just call them and tell them everything's fine, ma." Like, I just I went to bed. >> I was freaked out when I pulled up police cars here. Listen, I'm here to make sure whatever she claimed is not going to happen. Right. >> I I give you my word. Look, >> police state the mother reported possible suicidal statements. The man denies any suicidal intent and agrees to call his mother. >> You don't shake hand. >> I apologize, bro. I really do. I apologize. I apologize to talk for him. I'm just talking to him nor doing trouble. He's not acting like that. Apologize. But then you come at me weird, bro. >> No, you came first. I don't start that [ __ ] I said I apologize. I apologize. That's all I got. I got you. I got you. I appreciate >> just trying to make sure I'm I'm not in any trouble. He doesn't want to. Nobody. Nobody's in trouble. >> Everything that's what is right now is just make sure one you are okay. >> Yeah. >> Nobody's in trouble. >> Rex him wax you. You pick. >> All right. >> Pick your poison. So, you need to call your mom back. >> I did. >> No, like right now. >> Okay, I'll call her. >> She's calling She's calling us, right? Saying that you want to commit suicide. >> Look, I will call her >> cuz if I come back, we'll take you to get evaluated. >> While the man speaks calmly with his mother, the friend continues interfering and is warned multiple times to step away. >> I know my dad's been there. >> Just Just call her. >> Ma, >> hello. >> Can >> Hey, I am with the police. What? What's your first name? >> No. Officer Young. >> Officer Young. I'm with Officer Young right now. >> Can you get him away from me? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> I'll get with you. >> Who is this? >> I'm with Officer Young right now. >> I told you to step back. >> Which room are you in? >> This one here. 34B. >> I I don't have my card on me or else let him inside. >> So, listen. That's That's all I'm trying to tell. >> One, your mom's calling us to come check you out. All right. I get that you were probably lost state of mind today trying to find his location. >> Oh, the heat. The heat does it, too. I was just I was pissed off. Couldn't find my way. >> Why are you >> Why is she putting him under an arrest? >> I need you to talk to me. >> Okay. Is this Sham? >> Yeah. You want to talk to her? >> Made in pain. >> You are being detained right now. >> I literally was just >> Yeah, you're being detained. The friend refuses commands, argues legality, and is detained for interfering with an active investigation. >> Is it the fear getting arrested? >> Because you're not listening. >> I was listening. I was listening. And literally, what I just told you was >> walk away. >> No, literally. No, you did not tell me [ __ ] Honestly, you're you're a officer. He and I were talking and I told him like, "Hey, dude. I'm going to walk away and say, "Oh, I appreciate that." We were literally being civil with each other and then you stepped in and just tried to play the [ __ ] bluff card like you did and throw cups on me for no reason. You're not listening. >> I hope you're wearing a body cup or a body cam. I hope you are. >> You can't even talk cuz you're drunk. >> I hope you're wearing a body cam. >> Okay. >> Dude, I'm on vacation. I flew on drink. I'm on vacation. >> Don't raise your voice. >> Honey, I don't know why you cuff. >> I'm not honey. I am definitely not your honey. >> No, absolutely not. My honey is My honey's at Parisel right now. >> Officer or ma'am? Can I speak to that guy right there? >> Excuse me. 108 citation >> cuz you can't listen. How you going to sit over here? >> Sir, may I speak to you, please? >> Go right ahead. >> I'm listening. >> No, I'd like to speak to you in private, honestly. >> No, >> this baffles me. It really does. >> This baffles walk away. >> It refusing refusing. >> You said because I refused to walk away, which walking away is not a crime at all. So you literally threw me down and threw me in handcuffs. >> While detained, the friend becomes verbally aggressive, claims political connections, and accuses officers of wrongdoing. >> And you don't obey. >> She gave me zero commands. I'll be honest with you. >> No, bet. I will. >> So you just said that she asked you to walk away. >> Yeah. You You can't even >> She didn't ask me to walk away at all. She literally >> Yes, I did. >> to walk away from argue. We aren't going to argue about it. Okay. >> Dude, you literally just threw me in handcuffs for that reason. Yeah, cuz you're not listening. >> I'll take it. I'll take it all day. >> 100% all day. >> This we're separated. I don't know >> how he related to this person, >> but James told him to walk away >> and when I walked up, >> you just threw me in handcuffs. >> James looks at me and says, "Get him away from us, >> dude. You You guys have no idea who I am. >> Get get him away from us." So I said, "Come here. Come on." >> So he walked down the stairs and he kept coming in his mouth. I have no [ __ ] clue where I am. >> Walk over there. I don't care who you are. >> I know you don't. My uncle's the governor of Florida and you're about to be slammed. I'm about to make sure it happens. I really am. And I try to talk to you, dude. Like, be respectful. No, >> I'm listening. I mean, we're in a guy, >> listening. >> May I speak to you in private? Not in private. >> Okay, then. No, >> I'm not talking. Officers speak directly with the mother, confirming her son is safe, not suicidal, and does not require medical or mental evaluation. >> This time, what are we doing with [ __ ] >> right now? He's being detained cuz he can't listen. >> I know how this works. I'm not asking or anything. I know how this works. >> I don't I don't have >> I literally did absolutely [ __ ] Where's your car at? >> May I speak to you close? Yeah. >> Okay. Do you want to take me to jail this morning? >> For what? >> I'm not going to speak to you, man. >> I I've already said you can speak. We're not going to speak in private though. >> There's absolutely nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> Just set him down. >> He's detained. He's under arrest. He wants to get mauy. This is what happens. >> I understand. >> That's why I called him an officer. >> I understand. >> Just stand back. You are you on the phone with your mom? >> Yes. Yes. >> I'm sorry. I don't mean to walk that way. >> He's going to go probably. He's talking to us. He's going to go. >> He just He's got a mouth on him. Please. >> Oh, yeah. Are you going to go now? >> No. >> We got a call from your mom to come check you out and make sure you're okay because you called her in some sort of state of mind. I'm here to evaluate that one day. You're okay. Your friend wants to interfere and tell you what to say. >> I told him to stop. He kept going. >> I I understand that. And he You got to realize he's not in the 100% state of mind. He's been out in the sun all day today. Officer, please. >> You don't treat officers like that. >> I do. I I No, I'm not saying I do. I I understand where you're coming from. 110%. >> 1,0%. >> Are you on the phone with your mom? >> Yes, she's right here. >> Are you here, ma? >> I'm here. >> Okay, >> ma'am. This is Officer Young with the Key West Police. >> Hi, Officer. >> Hi. So, we responded. >> I I got it. Listen, we responded to your call of service. I evaluated your son. He doesn't have any injuries on him that I can see. Yes, he did say he did got hit by a car, but he didn't call, so it wasn't that serious. He told me that he >> Police explained the friend's detention is due solely to interference. The son remains cooperative and is cleared >> in mind of finding back his location. Um, he told me he has no ideation of suicide to me. I don't know what the phone call between you and him was, but upon my evaluation, that is not in any clear state of mind where I had to take him into effective custody. >> Okay. Yes. Him and his friends. >> I appreciate that. It just at the time, you know, I I know everybody that was with him was not there. You know, he just >> she looks out for me and I love her. >> Listen, you're doing your mom's duty. I get it. But we I have no problem. been through she been through bad things with my dad before and she just >> and I couldn't reach anybody else and I just didn't know what else to do. >> So I just needed to know that my baby's okay. Please don't arrest his friend. >> Well, if he wants to interfere and get in the middle of it, he's going to go. >> I'm just letting you know cuz I know you wanted a phone call back. That's why I hadn't call you while I was here to let you know that I do not see anything with your son, ma'am. Um I if you have any, you know, you can always call us and we always respond. That's what I'm doing. Unfortunately, his friends want to get in the way when I told him to stop. Okay? We don't play this game with Florida. All right? This is considered an investigation at this point. He wants to interfere. He's an interfering with an investigation. He's detained. >> The friend continues verbal outbursts. refuses to properly identify, makes threatening statements, and escalates his own situation. >> But for your son's for your son, he seems completely fine to me. Yes, they were drinking today, so that could add a little factor into it. Do you understand? >> Do you have any other questions? Do you have any other questions for me? >> Means more than he's used to. No, I I don't. I again, I appreciate you checking on my son. So, >> I love you, Ma. Thank you for looking out for me. I love you. >> So, here's the deal, man. One, I'm talking to your buddy, right? >> I get it. I get it. >> I have to do my job, but you want to interfere. I told you to stop multiple times. >> I'm back in the blue. >> Yeah, I get it. You're back in the blue%. >> But you weren't listening to me. You weren't listening to me. All right. >> That's your opinion, but I understand what you're saying. >> Oh, yeah. You You I got to No, I understand what you're saying. >> All right. Cool. >> I understand that. I pack the blue, dude. I really do. I promise you if I'm ever out in public and just some random person. So I live in Memphis, dude. So if a random person pulls a gun on a cop, y I promise you I'm the first person to jump in. I mean that 100%. So I literally have no idea what why this is going on. >> She want to be I literally wish you would just talk to me about it. >> I am talking to you about it. That's why I've had another come about it, man. Cuz I really don't know why. >> We're detained now. All right. For interfering into my investigation. All right. >> I also know that you just came here just to check on him. So, I do feel bad for that. So, >> yes, >> I get it. I get it. I'm a lover, man. I get it. I get it. >> I get it's your friend, but you don't interfere when I'm talking to him, right? >> Is that way Is that the way you felt like I was interfering? I'm not saying multiple times, man. >> I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm saying I may be in the wrong. >> That's what you did. That's what you did. I do believe that. >> All right. So, stand there. This officer is going to stay with you. >> Yes, sir. >> I'll be respectful. her and her only. >> Absolutely. Can you get the [ __ ] out of here, dude? No [ __ ] >> No. >> Officers formally arrest the friend, explaining failure to comply and interference. He continues arguing while being processed. >> What's your first name? >> Bane. D. Bane. D. Do you also know that I have absolutely >> Do you know that you have absolutely no >> What's your middle name? Do you know how badly I'm going to [ __ ] you guys up over this? >> What is your middle name? >> Evan Ava N. Do you know how badly I'm going to [ __ ] you up over this? Nothing. >> Sorry. >> Do you know how badly I'm going to [ __ ] you guys up over this? >> What do you mean by that? >> Can you just take me to >> Are you threatening me? >> No, I'm I'm letting you know that I've done nothing [ __ ] wrong. Absolutely nothing wrong. >> Nope. Absolutely. Oh, absolutely it does. Cuz you're so entitled. >> May I make a phone call? >> Maybe you're entitled. 21. Going to be yourself. >> What's your birthday? >> Doesn't matter if you're not going to [ __ ] let me call anybody. It doesn't matter what my [ __ ] birthday is. >> What's your birthday? >> Doesn't [ __ ] matter. >> So, you're failing to ID to a police officer. >> Dude, I'm not b I'm not bowing down to your [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm really go to jail. >> I want to go I want to make phone call. Pick me up. Okay. Absolutely nothing. >> There's nothing inside. There's no law inside. >> Okay, we'll see. We'll see. The friend is taken into custody, escorted to booking, and continues yelling as officers calmly complete intake procedures. Let your wife be okay. >> Yes, sir. >> This is [ __ ] I know. This is [ __ ] garbage, too. >> I've literally done nothing. >> No problem. >> Copy. I'm literally just here. You guys are coming to get me in because you're coming. >> Took my friend out and now I'm going to jail for that. >> Were you on video right now? >> We're videoing. >> It's absolutely [ __ ] good in the back. >> Absolutely. >> Camera wise. >> Oh, yeah. >> It does, dude. I've got [ __ ] hits, man. This is [ __ ] up. identified. >> You can't arrest someone for not identifying. They really can't. >> In the state of Florida. Yep. >> You going to tell me the [ __ ] SL? >> Probably. >> Dude, if you guys will let me [ __ ] walk right now, I won't press any charges. Okay. Yes, sir. I get it. I see where it is now. You're correct. >> You're correct. >> All right. When we get upstairs, you're going to see a bench to your right straight corner. You're going to go take a seat on that bench. When ready for you, they will come and come to you and do everything they need to do. >> Yes, sir. >> You have nothing on you, right? That you didn't find. We didn't find. >> They're going to full body scan you. So, >> nothing on you. >> See that? Dude, this is so [ __ ] You know it is, [ __ ] This is so [ __ ] >> I've literally done absolutely [ __ ] nothing else. >> The detained individual was arrested for interfering with an active investigation and failure to comply with lawful commands. The welfare check subject was not arrested, not hospitalized, and cleared of suicidal intent after police evaluation. Remember, interfering with a police investigation, even with good intentions, can turn a non-issue into an arrest. Remaining calm and letting officers do their job, often determines how an encounter ends. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. The friend made everything worse. This would have ended in minutes if he just stepped back. The guy being checked was calm and cooperative. His friend completely derailed the situation. This is a perfect example of how interference, not the original call, led to the arrest. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officer's rushing [bell] comment if you felt that spike. >> Did he say where it was where the round was where it was shot? There's blood everywhere. >> I'm trying to find the kid. >> I was upstairs in bed. I don't know what happened. I just went downstairs through the blood and grabbed it. On November 6th, 2025, police responded to a chaotic scene after a young child suffered a gunshot injury inside a home. >> Man, what's going on? >> He got in my drawer. He got my gun. [screaming] >> You want to sit down? [laughter] Q6. It's going to be a small child. >> Officers confirmed the weapon was a 9mm Glock handgun belonging to the child's father. The child is alive but has severe hand injuries. >> Shot himself in the hand with the father's handgun. I believe he is alive currently. >> Glock nine. Six supervising. It's a Glock 9mm handgun. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Got a probably three or four year old that blew his hand off with a 9 millimeter. Uh just I talked to the dad briefly. He said he got into his I said, "What is going on, man?" And I said, "He got into my nightstand and got my gun and blew his hand off. He's crying." >> Emergency responders determined the injury is critical, requiring air medical transport. The child is conscious and crying. >> And screaming and can feel him sticking needles in him and eyes are open, but it's pretty gnarly injury. I have Tim down there now, but we're going to have to Briner got to report the kid was dead. He's far from dead, but it is pretty serious. He's definitely going to have to go on the helicopter. I've only seen a little bit of the hand, but I didn't The little bit that I seen looks not good. >> Sir, I'm I'm sorry to be this way, but I'm going to the hospital. >> Sir, I need you to stay here. >> I can't. I got to go see my son. >> Listen to me. Is the house open? >> I just shut it. >> Is it unlocked? >> I don't know. I live right here >> in this fourth five. >> Yep. >> Okay. So, whatever happened happened here at your son's house? >> This place right here. >> Okay. >> My son is screaming for me. >> I know. I hear you. So, you were not in this house today? This Okay, what we got? >> Uh, 5-year-old autistic kid lives here with dad. >> Kid got into dad's nightstand, pulled the knife. >> Officers secure the scene while learning the father transported the child to the hospital himself, leaving visible blood trails from the home. >> Millm out of dad's nightstand and blew his hand off. >> Blew the kid's hand off. Yep. Kid shot himself in the hand. We tend to believe that story. said, "I don't know. I don't know these people." >> I don't either. >> All right. Camera there. >> Yep. >> At least one. >> So, this is grandpa that lives here. >> Grandpa lives here. >> Yep. Grandpa went to the hospital with dad. I got blood coming out of the house going over to where And then there's peel out marks where the dad left. And >> yeah, I was in radio when the call came out. I'm like, "Oh [ __ ] I better haul ass on 81." I don't know if it was a kid abduction or what was going on. Like I was in radio. They had like four to six 911 like nobody talking and at least one talking and it was like oh my god. >> Yeah, there was Yeah, call No, still alive. >> Okay. >> Hello. So, I've not been in the house, but I got blood coming out of the front door dripping down the drive or the sidewalk over to where the car left. Then I got >> Investigators established that the child described as autistic accessed the firearm from inside the residence without adult supervision. peel out marks, which is consistent with everybody said dad was running around banging on doors telling people call 911. Then he said, "I'm taking the kid to the hospital myself and loaded him up and and took off." So, I got crime scene tape up. Um, I got drops of blood coming out of the house down the sidewalk into where the car was parked. I have not been in the house. I believe it's locked up. I haven't even tried to open the door yet. So, >> is there anyone else at your house, man? >> Uh, I brought my daughter with me. I seen her out in the waiting room. What's your name? >> Yo. Um, they're trying to get a hold of our investigation staff. Kids alive. >> The father gives consent for officers to enter and search the home, including recovering missing fingers and securing firearms. Uh, he's born in 2017. He's he ain't going to have a whole hand. >> Are we on a three-way here? >> Um, I was just going to call tell Dalton just to meet me out here cuz the dude is out here. Um, he's given consent to go in the house to at least go retrieve the fingers. I'm going to talk to the dad a little bit more. >> See if we can get consent to go in and do the whole thing. He said they could go in there, didn't he? >> Did you guys get a hold of mom? I don't know if they've gotten a hold of the mom or not yet. >> Uh I know they're going in there to try to find the fingers. Can they go in there and process it and >> anything? >> Okay. They can go in there and uh get the gun and secure the gun. >> Okay. >> If anything changes with that, let me know. Okay. >> No, no, no. >> All right. Okay. He gave us consent to do whatever we needed to do in there. Um, I told him to get a hold of me if that changes, but as of right now, you have full access to do whatever the police need to do in there is what he told me. So, >> inside the home, officers locate blood throughout the residence, a spent casing, a magazine, and signs of the shooting's path. All right, we'll go in and check what my dispatch know 13 just got a call from the hospital. Uh they're wanting uh digits recovered from the child. We're going to go in the house and see if we can recover those. Sheriff's office. Make yourself known if you're in here. >> Police department. Got blood right here. Blood there. All through here. Oh, upstairs looks like. >> Okay. >> Oh, wait. There's a there's a casing right there. Oh, there's Okay, there's the there's a magazine. Here's blood. Here's blood up. Blood up here. Chad stops right here though. >> Got no nothing. >> That's an attic. >> No blood there. >> Okay. Did he say where it was where the round was where it was shot? There's blood everywhere. >> I'm trying to find the kid's fingers. Man, I have officers on the phone that are down at your house. Where are the Where did it h Where were the fingers? >> I don't know. I was upstairs in bed. I don't know what happened. I just went downstairs in the blood and grabbed him and started dealing. >> Okay. So, you don't know where he got >> I It was in the bathroom in a top cabinet is where it was, but it was inside of a holster wrapped around some inside the towel. >> Okay. All right. It was in the bathroom in a top cabinet down >> uh and it was like wrapped in cloths and stuff. So, it should be I mean I believe he doesn't know cuz he woke up and heard this. >> Oh, here's one. >> Oh, you got something? >> Yep. Got it. >> Right here. >> How many fingers are we missing? We found one. >> How many fingers are we missing? >> Two. Uh, we're missing two. >> Ring and pinky. >> Ring and pinky fingers. >> Ring and pinky. I've got We got one finger. We're still looking for the other one. Witnesses and family members described the father panicking, asking neighbors to call 911 and immediately leaving for the hospital. >> And just tip of >> Okay, it's going to be just like the tip of the pinky finger. >> Your antibiotic. >> Tip of the pinky. Okay. I got one whole finger and I got looks like a tip of maybe a bone. >> Okay. Yeah, we'll do some digging. But I think I got I think I've got a bone here. Okay. >> All I got is a big Ziploc bag, though. >> That'll work. >> I'm trying to find a different plastic bag though to wrap. >> Yeah, there's the That's the tip of his finger. >> Okay. >> So, they have they said they got one finger and then they got maybe the tip of the other one. >> That should be just come out here. >> He's requesting you take Well, >> you just take them all. Take all the guns. >> Oh, yeah. We'll deal with that in time. We everything. We got it. It'll be all right, man. We'll get through it. But Nothing else. If you find something else, just let me know. >> There's this. Okay. Here's this. >> 217. What's the address? [panting] >> Fingers. >> Thank you so much. Okay. >> Okay. >> Good. Did you talk an officer out at the hospital just now or? >> No. >> Okay. Can you give me a statement on what you what happened this morning with you or >> All I got was a phone call and I couldn't understand one word >> from your son. >> From my son. He was just it was screaming. >> The father is read his rights. He declines to give a detailed statement at that time but cooperates with evidence collection. >> And then there was a kid in the background. >> Yeah. and he said he I can't honestly say what he said. There was just so much screaming. >> I'm I'm recording this right now. I just want to let you know. Okay, that's fine. >> So, you were at your daughter's house. You got a phone call from your son and he's screaming frantically. >> He's frantically frankly. And he says he's and and I I heard him say, "I can't get 911 on the phone." And so I I first thing I did is I hung up, called 911, told him the address, and I came here. >> He was already gone to the hospital. And >> that's when I pulled up. That's what when you pulled up I was out panicked. >> Okay. >> Your son's on his way to Springfield. >> Thank you, sir. Very much. >> Grandson's okay, though. I mean, he's gonna be okay. >> I hope so. >> Uh, lost some fingers. How long does this you I asked you like usual take? >> I'm just clean up. I would like to get in there and clean up the blood before he comes home and sees it all. >> Just be a few hours. >> A few hours. Okay. >> Hello. Can I talk to you for a second? >> Sure. What uh what what did you see or what happened this morning? First of all, I'm recording this. Okay. >> Okay. No problem. Uh well, I heard uh somebody knock my door. They slam it like very hard. It was like around 7:30, I think. >> And so I when I dress up, I just saw the lady. She was here and she told me, "Can you please call 911? Something's happening." Okay. So I went inside. I grabbed my phone and start calling 911. But then I saw that guy from here. He took the two kids. It was I saw a boy and a girl. >> Yeah. >> And he left his car. That's >> You didn't see Did you see any blood or anything like that? Nothing. >> No, not one one of the kids was crying. I remember that. >> Okay. >> Tim, >> nice to meet you. Um, does your camera work just a robbery? >> Yes, it does. But my daughter just called me >> and my sensitivity is not on. The only thing it captured, you're going to have to get her or take my phone or whatever to get it. >> Okay. Uh, only in it captioned I believe was him. This ain't his blood. >> I'm guessing he sits here and plays video games and watches the kids play on the cameras. >> He does have cameras in his home. I'm not sure if they record us to just like if he goes upstairs because the one that got injured is autistic. >> Okay. >> So, he can't be left alone clearly. But he usually has them like just on live view so he can go to different Yeah. monitor. Um but I will ask him I asked my mom cuz she's with them if they record and if they did record anything so we can get you >> Yeah. And I saw the DVR behind the TV um for it. >> Okay. >> So that's I guess kind of where we're at. He's we're just going to collect the evidence. >> Okay. >> And go from there. [snorts] >> I know I just talked to you the other day. Um I have the camera. Okay. >> Um I want to read your race real quick for pages cuz I want to talk to you. Okay. >> Go to Springfield. Don't >> Yeah, the we're waiting on the helicopter's got to come. So >> him I know, but do I get to go? >> I don't. We'll we'll figure it all out here shortly. >> All right. I'm going to read your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court of law. You understand those rights? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So just what I know you probably explained it but >> investigators allow the father to travel to the hospital while advising the case remains under investigation. [snorts] >> Don't think it's rude or anything but I'm not saying anything >> at all >> cuz I don't know. I just woke up. >> Okay. So tell me what happened when you woke up then. I guess I'm going >> take this room and I'm going to remain silent. Okay. That is fine. I'll let you get back with a break. [snorts] >> All right, we're all done. >> Um, I locked the door just so we don't have to get a hold of him to hear him say that you guys can go in there. So, any questions for us or anything? >> Well, there's two questions, but I don't know how to answer ask them. I >> just got the phone call from mother. >> Mhm. >> And he's going to lose four fingers. >> Okay. I you know honestly I'm glad I'm glad he's losing four fingers and he's alive. >> All right. Thank you. >> You have any questions? Don't hesitate to call. >> Do you want to go to Springfield? Is that what you're wanting to do? >> Let me call my investigator real quick. See if they need you for anything else. >> Yeah. >> Oh, thanks. >> Hello. You don't need him for anything else than now. Right now, cuz he's thinking he's going to jail. So, he can go to Springfield as far as you guys are concerned, right? All right. I'll talk to him. Nick, >> I talked to the investigators. Um, they said you go to Springfield if you want to. It's not probably the last time that you'll hear from them, but you can go ahead and go down there with your kid and then we we know you're not skipping town. So, >> can you take this? >> I love you, baby. It's okay. Hey, they're just talking to me. It's okay. >> Yep. We're just talking. >> So, it's not we're not saying it's over. Obviously, >> the father was charged with failure to properly secure a firearm and child endangerment. Officers seized the 9mm handgun spent casing and home surveillance system as evidence. The case proceeded via a notice to appear with further review by investigators and prosecutors. Remember, firearms must always be secured, especially in homes with young children or special needs dependent. A single lapse in safe storage can lead to irreversible lifealtering consequences. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This is every parent's worst nightmare. Secure your guns. No excuses. I'm just grateful the child survived. 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 irresponsible mom leaves her 17-month-old baby home alone to buy Croc. >> Lord, please don't take me to jail. What? >> How old is your daughter? >> She's 17 months. >> Are you kidding me? On November 04th, 2024, officers stop a vehicle traveling the wrong way on a street. The driver appears nervous and avoids eye contact. >> Why I'm stressing so bad. >> Okay. Well, we're not just going to let you go. Hey, >> you got the car in park? >> All right. Y'all look like they weren't going to stop for a minute. >> I I was just about to turn around when I hit this corner cuz the do not enter sign. >> Wrong way. >> That's That's why we stopped in the middle of the street. You're the wrong way. >> Yeah. here. Can I talk to you out here? You're not in trouble. I just don't want to hear hear yelling, that's all. >> Um, are you the registered owner of the car? >> No. >> It's not registered to me now. >> Okay. Who's it belong to? >> A friend of mine. >> Gotcha. Is that your friend that's in the car? >> No, not her. >> Is that a her? >> Oh, I I I'm not trying to be rude. I literally from this way I thought it might have been a guy. Sorry. >> And I I literally when >> I came up the street and got midway, I saw the sign. So, I was just about to turn around, but I saw you coming. So, I wasn't >> I'm going to be real with you. The reason you got that car up there like that, like nose to nose, is cuz I thought you were going to run. Okay. >> Not you personally necessarily, but I thought the car was going to run. Did you think about it for a minute? Maybe being real? >> No, I wasn't sure. >> Wasn't sure if you might just not stop. >> No, I wasn't sure if you were going to turn those lights on cuz I was just about to turn around. Um, so what brings you out and about right now? >> Just Okay. >> Is your driver's license on you or is in the car? >> Um, I do not have them right now. >> Okay. Do you have a a valid driver's license? >> Um, >> you have a look to me right now like you're worried you're going to go to jail. >> Well, it's not so much that. It's just I wasn't not going to stop, but I was realizing that I came in the wrong way. When I saw the sign, it's just midway in the street. So, >> sure. I understand that >> you do seem like you're afraid you're going to go to jail, and I don't really know why. Is it because your license? Is it because of something else? Is there something? >> It's just my daughter. That's it. But I literally was taking her to the store and going to go pick her up. So >> my partner looked up your license. You've been revoked for a long time. You know your license ain't no good. >> It's revoked. >> It's been revoked since 2016. >> Please leave me alone. >> No. If you would have told me, >> are you? Cuz I could I can the front lights for you. >> Officers observe heightened anxiety and inconsistent explanations. Victoria repeatedly expresses fear of going to jail. >> That other guy. >> Well, it's my it's my truck, so all you have to do is ask. Hey, perfect. Got to look for >> throw that off you. >> Yeah, I can do that for you. >> Do you have anything illegal in the car? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Okay. Just as far as you know this girl boy. >> Not to my knowledge. >> Okay. >> Hey coworker. >> Your hair too long. >> My hair too long. >> Put my sleeves down for you. I got super short hair. What you mean? >> I'm talking about all of that. >> Oh, the beard. Oh, yeah. That'll do it. >> Um, what's your first name? >> Victoria. >> Oh, you said it's okay. Why you >> still I just I haven't met you myself. Do you still have a Texas driver's license? >> Yeah. No, I don't. >> No, you don't. You don't have a vital license at all? >> I don't have a license. >> Okay. >> I'm walking on this. Y'all get dirty. Once we finish everything, we'll be all right. >> I know where I walk. I got to get away from this car. >> Okay. Just hang out for another few minutes. All right. >> Another few minutes. D3 to me, baby. Is that what you mean? >> Maybe. >> Thank you. >> Appreciate it. >> Don't ask my name and finish saying it for me cuz that mean >> if we search, make sure there's no legal car. >> We're going to We'd like to ask to search her, too. We'll ask her. >> Yeah. I don't know if I'm comfortable. >> During questioning, officers uncovered drugrelated indicators including a homemade smoking device and suspicious behavior from occupants. >> That because I just got my car from somebody I want to say yesterday. Yesterday or the day before they had my car like all night. So I I would not want to give consent to that because I haven't had time to clean it. I I started earlier. You worried there might be something illegal in there? >> No. >> Okay. Well, that's all we're looking for. We're not looking for We don't care about a mess. What might she have? >> Well, where we just came from, um, I thought she put whatever she may have had up because she had me wait for her. She was on a bike. >> What do you mean put it up? >> She went and took the bike in the house. She went and used the restroom like I waited. >> Like she put it up in the house or put it up somewhere on >> Yeah. No, it wasn't even where we were. Can you ask her for uh consent? >> Hey, do you have any? >> Do I look like I can't? >> I don't know. >> I'm trying to vibe, not shoot a [ __ ] >> All right, dude. Do you mind if the beam officer right over here searches you? >> Yeah. Anything illegal? >> Anything illegal, baby. The only thing you'll find in my is a bottle. Where's your >> It ain't a pipe at all. It's a bottle. >> A bottle. >> Man, y'all be asking all these questions. I told you what it was. >> Baby, what you asking me for? Still and I answered your ass. >> Has she ever? >> I'm not sure. I don't see her every day. >> Hey, can you leave me a favor? Officers discover a plastic baggie concealed in Victoria's bra later determined to contain drug residue. >> Can you go ahead just step out? >> Oh my god. >> Uh back. >> Y'all just cuz I had that. >> Yeah. >> So I'm >> so It's a court date. >> That's all day. >> Are you homeless right now? >> No. Why is y'all doing that right now, bro? Is that why I'm going to jail? You don't have >> You're not going to jail. Oh, >> she's searching you man. Man, I left >> car. >> What you looking at? Is that a Did you make a part out of a mini bottle? >> Yeah. >> And you return. When was the last time you smoked? >> Smart, >> huh? >> Smart. >> Yeah. >> You getting up and getting? >> Oh, you you >> Thank you. Sleep all day. >> What is that going to be? >> She can smell it. not. >> I do have a plastic bag here. >> Why do you have this? >> Because I feed my baby snacks sometimes. So, >> you normally keep it like in your shirt. >> Sometimes just because when I go to prepare her snacks, I don't have one. >> So, she had a baggie on her that she claimed had her kids snacks in it, but she pulled it out of her shirt. She says >> Victoria becomes increasingly distressed while being temporarily detained. Officers clarify she is not under arrest at that moment. >> She said, >> I was like in the bra. >> Listen, tangible. >> She pulled this baggie out of her shirt. Um, had nothing in it. >> Sandwich bag. >> Okay, we know that's not a sandwich bag. That is a sandwich bag. Okay. intention, but that's not what it was for. Let's be real. >> You ask me. >> I already told him I don't >> I'm just I I asked questions. >> You ask way too many weird questions. >> It's not weird. I just I'm just very >> I'm very, >> you know, I know my stuff very well. That's why that's why I asked. >> All right, Victoria, can you do me a favor? We're going to walk to the front of this car. >> Oh, hell no. with all my >> huh you want to sit on >> together first. >> I I have to walk over them, please. >> I have to walk over here with you. >> Oh my god. They walk me over here and you say I'm not going to jail. >> No, just just have a seat. >> I'm not see what I need this car to stop leaking. >> I can't control that. >> What am I doing? >> What am I doing? >> You're just getting detained right now, >> man. You say that. now. But what's the problem? >> No, >> I'll explain it all to you in a second. Just saying. >> So, what am I getting charged for? >> You're not getting charged. I just told you you're getting detained. >> That's like I said, you have you have the that's a court date. >> Uh, >> so what are you trying to do now? >> I just like to play that trickery. >> Victoria reveals a critical detail. Her 17-month-old daughter is home alone, left unattended while she was out driving. >> That's what that is. >> Yeah. Hey, I'm not on them games though. See detain nothing at this point. >> Oh lord. Going to take me to jail. >> You're not going. We're not arresting you right now. >> We'll explain to you what's going on. Give you a light here. >> Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. >> So, you guys are detained based off what we found in the car. Okay. >> What's that? >> Was in the car. Ain't got nothing to do with me. I going >> Yeah, I I hear you. We'll talk to you in a second. >> Her over here. We're just going to have her sit in the car and wait. >> The reason I didn't want to give consent to search my car and my story hasn't changed, but my daughter's home. That's what >> officers immediately shift focus to child safety, securing the home address, and arranging a welfare check for the infant. my >> How old is your daughter? >> She's 17 months. >> Are you kidding me? Right now, >> I was going around and this is why I didn't want to go through. >> Why on earth did you leave your 17-month-old home alone? >> Because I came to my friend's house and I was going right back. And like I said, when I went, she asked me for a ride. I was literally taking her and going home. >> Is your house on locker now? >> No. That's why I'm stressing so bad. >> Okay. Well, we're not just going to let you go. So, now we have to figure out you have Come here. Come here. Take a seat. >> Go to jail, please. >> I didn't have anything. >> I didn't have any. >> Where's the keys to your house? We need to go check on your daughter. >> They're in my purse. Everything that belongs to me is in my purse. What's your address? >> So, do you have anyone that can go over there right now? You're not going to jail. I just need you to sit down in the car. >> Victoria admits to a recent drug relapse after 7 years of sobriety. Officers challenge inconsistencies in her account. >> I just need you to sit down in the car. I'm going to I'm going to have the door open and we're going to continue to talk. >> Yeah. >> All right. When did you leave your daughter at the house? >> So, it's been about 30 minutes now. >> It's 1:52 right now. >> It's got residue. >> Okay. It's >> I need you to be very honest with me right now cuz you've got a baggie in your bra. You said it's for your kids snacks. I know that's a lie cuz it's got residue in it. You're keeping residue with your kids snacks. I don't think so. You're looking around like you're trying to come up with an answer. I need you to just be honest with me. Why do you have a baggie with residue in your bra? >> I must have left it in there earlier, but I didn't know it was anything in it. Cuz when I when he I don't want to move suddenly, but when he asked me, "Is there anything there?" I started pushing and I was like, "Oh [ __ ] I do have a bag up here." But I didn't know there was anything in it cuz I thought it was empty. That was from earlier today. >> Not thinking that we would find out that there's >> Yeah, I didn't know it was anything in it. That's why I gave it to you. >> I understand. Do you do you understand why it's weird that you would just have like an empty baggie that you found earlier today >> and then it was just tucked in your bra? >> I didn't know it was still in there is what I'm saying. I happened to when he asked me, "Do you have anything on you?" And I started doing this. I thought it was my um >> the cushion to my bra. >> Okay. >> And so I didn't realize it was up there. I I knew I had my bank card, but I didn't realize >> I had a relapse after seven years. So >> there's a innocent center console. You left your 17-month old baby home alone on the side of your bed. You've got a baggie with residue in your bra. You told me that you relapsed, but you're saying that you haven't smoked in a while. I don't believe you. Here's what I think happened. I think that you know that she knows where to get cuz you know that she smokes. I think that she asked you for a ride. I think that you drove through 23. >> With no suitable caregiver immediately available, officers coordinate temporary care through a family member. >> Street looking to pick up. I think that you've got a in the center console with that. I think that you did a big loop around Moors because you knew that there were police here earlier today and you wanted to make sure there weren't still police here before you came up to Morris and you weren't paying attention and you drove the wrong way here cuz you were looking for police. That's what I think. I need you to be honest with me about what actually happened cuz I don't believe that you don't smoke right now and that you haven't smoked in a week because no one keeps a baggie with residue in their bra just by accident because they think it's something else in the padding of their bra. >> If I had I would have handed it to him in his hand when I found that baggy. I didn't know anything was in there. >> And I think you talked to my partner something about you you have a grandfather or someone that lives on Orange AB. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's their name? >> Frederick. >> So, her grandfather, she said, doesn't see very well. So, you may have to try to find another adult. How old is your grandfather? >> In his 80s. >> In his 80s. When you say doesn't see well, like can he care for himself? >> He does care for himself, but not great. >> Ma'am, is your grandfather going to be totally out of the question? I don't I don't think there's anybody else that'll come and get hurt. I mean, they don't >> Are you okay with the car seat going to your grandfather? Does he still drive? >> What What's grandpa's name? >> Okay, I'm going to go there now. I'll take the car seat and then in the event that uh pass. Come on, >> Tangelo. What? >> Can you pass? >> Single turn. Single turn. >> I can't park it. You can't park it. >> Victoria was charged with child neglect and drug possession. Officers prioritized locating and safeguarding the unattended child before completing enforcement actions. The case proceeded through standard criminal and child welfare review channels. Remember, leaving a young child unattended, even briefly, can quickly turn into a life-threatening situation. Substance abuse often leads to impaired judgment that places children at serious risk. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. That poor baby. This could have ended so much worse. 30 minutes is more than enough time for tragedy. Addiction doesn't just hurt the user, it endangers everyone around them. 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 toddler left in car while parents steal Pokémon cards from Target. >> Oh my god. Okay. >> No, we were going to leave the baby in the car and then hopefully your mom can meet the tow truck driver. What kind of question is that? >> On January 03, 2022, store security and deputies stop a couple suspected of shoplifting Pokemon trading cards from a Target store. >> Pick them up. >> Either you call on man. >> Hey, what's up? >> What's up? Sam's girlfriend. ID on you. >> No, sir. What's his first name? >> William. >> M. I have your ID on you. >> So, I think the that time is steal Pokemon cards, man. >> Yeah. Yeah. That um just so we have an understanding. She had nothing. >> She was right there with you when you can see. >> I It is totally me, man. Totally me. 100% me. >> You guys put the Pokemon cards into the >> Yeah, I I I you will give them back, of course. Uh this 100% my responsibility, sir. Do seriously, honest to God? Um, I am short on my rent and they are very valuable and I I was hoping to pull something in order to make up the money. >> Officers locate the stolen merchandise concealed inside the vehicle. Attempts to resolve the situation by paying are rejected. >> I'm short on my rent. >> Where are the cards in the car? >> Yeah, >> I know. Where they >> in the back seat. And >> by the way, you can't say she had nothing to do with it when that's all you guys came in here for. And you concealed it right next to her. >> Just so you're aware of that. Yes, sir. I get what you're saying. I'm just saying she would have never >> Doesn't matter. She was right there with you. >> Say, I don't know if it would make a difference. Is there any way we could pay for it? >> This isn't an apology type of thing. >> You've already done it. You know what I mean? There's no way to just suddenly, hey, we're going to pay for everything because we got caught by the police. >> Yes, sir. >> You ever been arrested before? >> Yes, sir. >> For what? when I was a juvenile um stealing from Walmart when I or being with somebody who was stealing from Walmart when I was a juvenile and um for battery as an adult man I guess so >> could I call my dad to come get my son please >> yeah we'll figure that out in a second okay >> my dad come with me >> do not call anybody right now we don't want to make it a bigger scene than it has to be okay Sit back. >> Am I? >> So, have a seat back in the car for a minute. >> Okay. But, can I ask a question? >> Have a seat back in the car. Okay. Have a seat. >> Just keep your hands on the dash. Keep the door open. Okay. Yeah. You also stole stuff with the baby. >> Yeah. >> That doesn't matter. >> I I have the money for it. I can pay. >> Yeah. But guys, I just told him that's not how this works. You don't get to suddenly want to pay for things after you get caught by the police. It's not how it works. >> I literally You can literally see that I yelled for him. Like I literally >> walked right over to you and concealed it. It's on video. >> I I literally >> You watched him do everything. You can >> Officers confirm the couple's one-year-old child was left unattended in the car during the theft. >> Nope. >> Okay. All right. I just >> You also have all this stuff here. Same situation. Well, that's bulk from what we had before and we were going through all of our stuff. >> Regardless, it's the same situation. >> Am I going to know when his bail is or does he have to call me or >> wait? Okay, >> you're asking all these questions and you're just as involved as he is. You understand that, right? >> Yeah, but >> Okay, so stop asking questions being that you might be taking the ride with him. Do you understand what's going on here? >> Yeah, I do. >> Do you understand what's going on? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, so stop acting stupid. Okay. Well, I'm just curious. >> And understand you're doing this with a kid. That elevates things. >> Yeah, but I I can't talk to him. >> No. >> Because even if he doesn't want to press charges, >> the state of Florida does get to press. >> Thank you. I'll go get the press on. >> We got child endangerment on what they had. How old is your child? A year old. >> A year old. Then they use a shoulder cover for it. >> All right, Courtney. You want to call your uh your father to come pick up your son? >> Why? I want >> Yeah, you're being you're being placed under arrest. >> Wait, what? Please, can I just be with the baby? >> I am being a decent human. You literally put your one-year-old child in danger. >> How is that? >> You cannot do a crime and then nothing happens because you have a kid. >> It is happening. I'm born. We use the stroller as a ways of concealing the >> merchandise being arrested. >> And so is she. I need you to call your dad to come pick him up. >> Either you call him or I call DCF. >> I'll take the phone. >> A family member is contacted and agrees to take custody of the toddler at the scene. >> Call him. >> What's his first name? >> His name is William. >> Okay. >> Please. I just want to make it with my baby. Please. >> You can deal with him when you get out, but you are going to jail tonight. Okay. Please, I can't be without him. >> Hello. >> Hey, how are you? This is Deputy Cons County Sheriff's Office. How you doing? >> Um, I'm fine. How are you? >> I'm doing good. Hey, I'm with Courtney right now. Uh, where are you located currently? >> Okay. Right now, I'm in um >> Okay. Can you come over to uh the target on >> Absolutely. >> All right. Just to make you aware before you show up on scene, you're going to be taking custody of her child. She's being placed under arrest. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. >> So, we're over here right now, but how long do you think you'll be? >> Um, about 15 minutes. >> Okay. Can I get you the exact Can you look at the exact address? >> Stop. >> All right. Perfect. >> Yes. I'll be there in 15 minutes. >> All right. Judy, thank you. I'll see you soon. All right. Bye. >> Can I ask a question, please? >> Go ahead. >> Um, before you put me under press, please. >> Oh my god, that's my panic attack. Okay. >> Um, first thing, um, are they going to post my bail tonight? >> I I don't know. I don't control Bond. So, what I am going to do is obviously I don't want to place you in handcuffs in case we still need to, you know, worry about the child. So, as of right now, I'm going to keep you out of handcuffs, okay? But I do need you to take out all your everything out of your pockets. I need your key lanyard, you know, all that stuff. Okay? >> Okay. Is >> listen to what I'm telling you for, okay? I'm being very cordial with you. I don't want to place you in handcuffs until your mom gets here. That way, she can take custody of your son. >> Okay? >> Can I grab him and hold him, please? >> Not right now because I don't want to get into a fight with you over your child. Okay? No, no, that's I'm not going to give you that option to Okay. What's your What's your son's first name? >> So, if you want to go ahead and just have a seat right on this curb for me. >> Can I please hold >> Have a seat on the curb, Courtney. >> Have a seat on the curb. Thank you. I don't want to handcuff you in case you need to do something with your child. Okay. So, just bear with us. All right. All right. Will you have the right to remain silent answer any of my questions? Any statement can will be used against you in a court of law. You understand your rights. So >> you guys are stealing these for to sell them because you got you got a ton of cards in there. Do you can't sell those? >> Yeah, we >> I'm kind of confused, man, cuz that's like a >> Yeah, we a lot of them like the ones that >> Yeah, they're not worth a lot. The ones that are in >> The parents explain they intended to resell Pokémon cards to cover rent. Store staff confirm concealment on surveillance video. >> Sleeves we have valued. >> We're $100 short of what our rent is. And that's why >> I got And how do you sell them? You just sell them locally. Offer up and stuff. >> Yeah. Offer up or to a game. They're >> that crazy. >> Yeah. Or or to a game shop. They buy them immediately for cash. >> Okay. Fair enough. All right. Is there anything in that car besides Pokémon cards I need to be aware of? Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, there's While I'm searching the uh the rest of the car inside of a not only I, we have a cigarette or cigar. All right. That was on your side. >> Okay. >> So, I'll take responsibility. >> Well, I don't want you to take Is it yours or is it hers? >> The cigarette is mine. >> Okay. So, that's fine. Um, and then, uh, there's a Milwaukee lunch box. What's in the lunch box? >> A Milwaukee lunch box? >> Yeah. It's like Oh, I'm sorry. No, it's a So, it's a red lunch box. >> Uhhuh. >> Is what's in that lunch box yours? >> Um, uh, actually, we went um fishing earlier today with my niece and two of my friends, and they left a lunch box and a fishing pole in my car. >> But it's unzipped and opened. That's what I'm saying. Like, that's weird. >> Yeah. I I >> And inside of there, we have pills and a pill bottle and a pill cutter. >> Yeah. >> No, sir. So, the lunch box isn't yours? >> No, sir. >> Is it going to be hers? >> No, it is not hers. >> Are you guys going to other stores and doing this? >> No, sir. >> So, how do you guys have so many Pokémon cards? >> No, I I've been collecting for years. >> That's what I'm saying. But these are all new cards, man. They're all like fresh out of the pack. >> Yeah, the ones that I have. >> The ones that are in there? Yeah. >> Yeah. Those those are I've If you see the sleeves in there, they're all sleeved up, well taken care of, fresh out of my binder. We were taken. Officers reiterate that concern for the child must come before criminal activity. Both adults are informed of impending arrest. >> To the game store, Prodigy. >> Okay, cool. All right, we are beginning. All right, so Courtney, so I talked to him. The stuff that we found in the back seat here, is there any anything else that belongs to Target? >> Not that I'm aware of. No. >> What's a yes or no? Like you should be aware of. What? I mean, you just you decided to take those out of the >> Yeah. Yeah, but no. >> No. Okay. Um, is there anything in here that doesn't belong to you guys? >> No. >> Um, did you were you guys somewhere with some friends about fishing or something? >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh, did they leave anything in the car? >> They might have. Yeah. >> Okay. Uh, who was driving when you guys got here? >> Um, I was driving when we got here. >> There's a lunch box on the driver's side floorboard. Is that yours? >> No, he just moved that over there when we got to the car. >> Okay. Have you ever seen that lunch box before? >> It's his lunch box. >> Okay. It's his lunch box, right? >> Yeah. He takes it to work. >> Okay. >> But I don't I don't mess with the lunch box cuz he usually keeps it in the work drawer. >> Okay. >> Do you guys have any kind of prescriptions or anything like that? >> Any what? >> Prescriptions. Like pill prescriptions? >> No, I don't. No, he don't. Not that I'm aware of. >> All right. So, if there's pills in that lunch box, whose pills would those be? >> Uh, my guess would be his because I don't touch the lunch box. He us, like I said, he usually keeps it in the work truck and he brought it with when we went um when we went fishing. >> Okay. They're not taking that to my baby out, right? >> No, we were going to leave the baby in the car and then hopefully your mom can meet the tow truck driver. What kind of question is that? >> Because you're asking. Why would you ask that question? >> Because my baby was still in the car and >> obviously we're still searching the car. Just just sit there and listen to what's going on. Okay? >> Just sit there. You don't need to keep asking questions. All right? >> If you were so worried about your baby, you wouldn't be doing this with your child. That's what the bottom line is. >> The child is safely transferred to a family member while deputies prepare transport and towing procedures. >> Hey, this was a mistake. Did I get the baby? >> Yeah. Yeah. So, did um did Judy call you? >> Yeah. I'm I'm Judy's husband. Okay, perfect. All right. So, yeah. >> Can I get him so he stops crying? >> Yeah. Yeah, that's what I was looking for. >> Appreciate it. >> Absolutely. >> What are you doing? Huh? What's going on? You see all the lights? >> Hi, guys. Thanks. Thanks for taking care of >> You got a car seat. >> They are being arrested. Uh, you know, and >> um, who's being arrested? >> Both of them. >> Both of them? >> Yeah, both of them. They're both They put their son at risk. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. Again, I can't go into the full nature of it, but either way, they're they're both being transported to jail tonight, and their car is being towed. >> Okay. >> All right. We're going to go to the to >> you have anything sharp on you stick or put me? >> No, sir. I don't have anything. >> Okay. You're just going to put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I don't have bracelets on him. There's one on this one. >> Okay. I'm just going to take them off right now. >> Thank you. You want me to leave him in your car? >> Um, no, that's okay. >> You want to take him with you? >> Yeah. I don't think I'll be able to get my car out. I don't know if I'm able to afford to. He's the only one working. >> What about the ring? You want the ring to go with it? >> Oh, it's my engagement ring. Yes, please. Oh, no. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. All right, take a seat. Hey, remember what I told you, okay? Think about your child when you get up. >> Okay. >> A little bit better. All right. >> Okay. I'm so sorry. I really am. I'm so sorry. >> You want me to roll the window down for you? >> Yeah. Because I feel like I was a panic attack. >> All right. Just breathe. Just breathe. You'll be okay. >> Uh so I was here um in reference to a shoplifting that almost occurred. Uh while we're here, we observed uh this gentleman here um you know, selecting multiple packs of uh Pokemon cards, Pokemon trading cards. >> Correct. >> Okay. Um and then can you just kind of give me a rundown of what we were observing? >> Uh so while we were going through video review of the other incident, a individual coming into the store with selections of Pokemon cards in the toy aisle and then making their way over to the uh baby infant care aisle where there was another subject. Um, and both subjects then had merchandise concealed under their cart. Um, right after making their way and meeting together with the other subject, white female, um, they both proceeded to exit out of the, uh, east side exit. >> Okay. And, uh, what what else did they conceal? >> Uh, they concealed larger packs of Pokemon cards. Um, the cards were then concealed uh, under the baby stroller on top of the baby stroller with the um, what looks like a blanket and then moved around. Yeah. And moved around on >> Okay. And then who who made those selections? >> Uh that was the female subject. >> So female. Okay. So and she had walked in prior to the male actually walking in. >> Correct. >> Okay. And then he came in after and then walked out with her >> and at that and at that point is when I made contact with them, you know, in order to identify them at that point. >> Both adults were arrested for shoplifting and child endangerment. The toddler was released to a family member at the scene. Store surveillance footage supported prosecution and the case proceeded through standard criminal channels. Remember, financial stress does not justify illegal actions, especially when a child's safety is involved. Leaving a child unattended during criminal activity dramatically increases legal consequences. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. All that risk for Pokémon cards unreal. The baby deserved better choices from both parents. This went from petty theft to something much more serious. 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 entitled couple pulls gun in restaurant while their kids sit in the car. On January 02, 2024, officers respond to a report involving a vehicle and begin identifying a residence connected to the call. Initial observations suggest the situation may require closer attention. >> Hold your crutches >> cuz I thought too is going to start. >> It's 10:32. Can I get a unit to the front of the residence? >> They're looking out at this back window. They know I'm here. Just keep an eye on it. Make sure no one leaves. >> Where are you utilizing the dog? >> Negative. That's I'm walking around to the front. The dog's on a leash, THOUGH. >> HALEY, can you come here and talk to me? What? >> Just come here and grab your dog. >> What the is going on? >> You knock it off, baby. >> Is Ariel inside right now? What's going on with her? >> I >> Does she have a gun? She just p I think she just pointed a gun at someone. That's why I'm asking you. >> I She left. She has all of her stuff. I'm sure you can. >> I saw her looking out the back window from at me. >> Yeah, she she knows you guys are here. She's coming out to talk to you. Come this way. >> She did not leave. >> The other officer who was making sure no one leaves sees the suspect, Ariel, exit out the back of the residence. How you doing? >> Hey, good. How you doing? >> I'll be out there with another female in the back. >> I'm smoking weed. >> You're good. It's Illinois. As long as you're at your house. >> So, no weapons or nothing like that on you? >> No. >> So, that's the reason we're out here. Okay. So, we got a call regarding a similar ve uh similar vehicle. Uh that dog, is it on a leash? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> My car barely even worked. >> Yeah, I got you. >> Tires flat. >> Tires flat. No, he's just >> Oh, it's a family. >> Police make contact with adults on scene asking routine questions to establish who is present and what has occurred. >> He's okay. >> Yeah, similar vehicle and we're actually in the same area. I watch your cast. He's He's He might trip you if he pulls off. >> No, I ain't really doing too much driving. You see my Yep. Keep >> searching. Okay. Where's it at? What >> the gun? >> It's not I don't have a gun. I barely can drive. So, were you just driving this car? >> No. >> Cuz I'm going to check video and we have someone saying it's you. >> I just want you to be real with me. >> If you're honest with me, I can try to help you out. >> Hold on. I'm sorry. I will take him inside. >> He's so [ __ ] excited about other people here. I'm so sorry. You guys, >> just be real with me. >> Can you come on, Mr. You're not being nice. You hold my crutches. >> Where is it at? Is it on you? >> I don't have guns at all. >> Okay. What's on you? Why do you need me to hold your crutches? cuz I thought you was going to search. >> Is this your car? >> Yeah, but it don't even work. >> Okay. Well, I didn't see this car here a couple days ago. >> So, how did it get here? When did you get here? >> Haley. >> Yeah. >> Hey, just talk to me right now. Okay. >> I got proof of >> I got proof. >> Is there anything illegal on you? >> My weed. >> I don't care about weed. That's what I'm saying. So, like if you ain't got no warrant, like I'm chilling. >> Okay. Well, right now you're being detained. Okay. >> Can I sit down? My foot is shattered. >> Can I Can you sit in this chair right here? >> I'm just going to pat you down and make sure you don't have any weapons on you. Okay. >> Explanations begin to differ as officers verify timelines and clarify movements before their arrival. >> Two inhalers. >> You can show them on the camera. >> Can you sit right back here? >> Can you stay with her? Wait, you're not in there. >> I know, but the kid's in there. >> Okay, I'm not going to try to freak her out or anything. I'm just trying to have >> She already saw me. I'm just watching Facebook. >> Okay, just be careful. He will not bite you. >> Yeah, I know. >> But we have to shut this door because he will go on a rat. >> Similar vehicle. Black female gray dark colored hoodie sweatshirt. That's where we're at. And with you being in the area, that's why we're here. >> Okay. You remember me? >> Yeah. See my face? That's why she's leaving. >> Okay. when that happened. >> No, I'm just SAYING I GOT A head [screaming] bar. Can you take me upstairs, Libby? I'm so sorry. >> Best I can tell, she just pulled a gun on somebody. >> Can I sit now? It's just cold, bro. >> Actually, just uh let's just chill out here for a second, >> bro. It's It's freezing cold. >> Saying it's cold. Let's just chill out here for a second. >> It's freezing cold. >> I know it's cold, but like I said, we just got to escape this. >> I mean, it's just freezing cold. >> I know what it is. >> And you ain't got no Even though I've been detained. So we we have the right to stop you and let stop you from going inside. That's like where we're at. Okay. So once I get clear, you know, clear instructions from him, the primary officer, we can let you go inside. >> What's the clear instructions? >> Huh? When he comes back out says, "Hey, yeah, she can come back. You can come inside. >> Let me sit on the stair." >> Yeah, that's >> We trying to fix our cars right now. >> What's wrong with your car? >> My batteries up. >> You're not in trouble. Okay. When she came in here, you were [snorts] in the shower. Yeah, I just got out of the shower. I have a work meeting real soon. >> Okay, I'm just getting all this figured out. Okay. Were you in here when she came in here? >> Officers explain safety concerns and why remaining on scene is necessary while information is confirmed. >> Okay. Did she Where'd she go? >> In the bathroom. >> She was in the bathroom. >> Yeah. >> And then cuz I saw her peering out the window as I as I >> That was me. >> Uh I saw her. >> Oh, okay. So, she did look out the window. I was going to say, >> which is what drove me drove me here and then I saw her car in the back. >> Um I have a Roku camera though. I can show you everything. >> Can I search your bathroom? >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> She was here at 6:18. >> 618? >> I don't know if that helps you, but yeah. 618. >> That kid. >> Did she go down the basement at all? >> No. You can check like right here, I guess. Here. Mister, please. Libby, go put him in your room. Mister, I'm sorry. Not everybody just wants to be licked. Okay, honey. I'm so sorry. >> Were you wearing a hat or anything? >> This is what I wear. >> Huh? >> This is what I wear. You weren't wearing anything like a do-agg or anything like that? >> I've been in the house chilling. >> So you haven't had anything on your head? >> No. >> You got marks like you just had something on your head? >> I've been chilling. >> I'm in the house. >> I'm wondering, have you had anything on your head? Like a hat, do-agg, anything like that? Hey, you have the marks on your head like you just took some off. >> Can we sit? I mean, y'all got gloves on. Can we sit in the house? >> No. Like I said, this is for you. Okay. Does she have a do-rag on? >> I don't know. >> Cuz she's got marks on her forehead. Like she just had one on and took it off. >> Well, she's had one on all day. >> What color is she sleeping? >> But then when she came in, she didn't have >> What What color was it that she was wearing earlier? >> Blue. >> Blue. >> Blue. Okay. >> The description was a female with a do-agg on as well. So you're >> I don't even have a do-agg. >> What I'm saying is you have lines like you took some off and you're telling me you never had anything on. >> Continued discussion helps narrow down responsibilities and address misunderstandings between those involved. Been laying down all day. I'm off pills. >> I got you. But I hope you understand where I'm coming from. >> My foot, bro. You don't even understand. >> How'd you break it? >> I jumped off the roof. >> Was it your foot or your leg? >> I broke my ankle, shattered every bone in my foot. >> So, it could be in here or it could be in our car store. I'm going to go plane to get in the car and see what we got. >> Am I good to go? >> No, ma'am. They said you have a coat in your car. Do you want me to get that? >> I'm seeing my foot, bro. That's the problem. Like what's the difference between me chill chilling in? >> Okay, I'll be straight with you. My concern letting you go inside is I don't know if that gun is inside and I can't just let you sit on a couch and maybe have access to a gun. So, he's been given consent to search this area. So, that's what he's doing to make sure there's not a gun there cuz there's a child in the house. >> I don't know yet. It depends. If I find the gun, probably. Yes. >> Just go search her. >> Is that where it's at? >> I don't She We've never seen a gun. She won't I have a daughter. That's >> I'm just saying. Well, I hate her. Just can you please go and tear that car apart? >> Yeah, I I can't do it without a warrant. >> Why? >> Is there something illegal in that car? >> No. >> I need probable cause to search. >> No, because she even has legal weed cuz it's from a dispensary. They said she pointed a gun or she shot somebody. >> She pointed a gun. >> Well, what if she threw it out? >> I don't think she'd throw the gun out. I think she'd hide it in here or in her car. >> I don't even own a weapon. >> So, here's the thing. I'm going to tell you all the evidence that's kind of stacking up right now. These people call >> officers outline possible legal implications if the reported concerns are substantiated. >> Okay. >> They say a female matching your description pointed a gun at them and said, "I've been through enough today. Having a rough time." >> Do you know who you got that information from? No. A pedophile. >> I don't know who it came from. So, let me keep going. Let me keep going. So, then your car >> pulls in, right? They say it's a silver Camry that the female is in matching your description. >> At the license plate. >> Okay, I'm going to keep going. It pulls in. She's got it on her camera. Pulling in right at the time that these guys are calling 911. They distinctly say that the female had a blue do-agg on. How come the people inside the house say you've been wearing a blue do-agg all day? >> Can I show you my do-rag right now, please? >> Where's that? >> Walk. Can you walk with me? >> Okay. So, what we're going to do right now, >> you can hold my arm and walk. >> Man, what we're going to do right now in just a second. Just for a second. Okay. I'm going to have you We're going to help you. You're just going to stand right here. We're just going to have you look this way. It'll be just a second. Okay. >> The officer is attempting to get the suspect to participate in a show up where the victims drive by and identify if the suspect matches the description. >> I don't own a blue do-rag. I know exactly. I have a shark on my do-agg. >> How come her daughter literally just said, "You wear a blue do-agg all the time." >> It's a shark purple do-agg right here. I swear I'm going to show you. >> Okay. Well, we're going to do this first. Tell Haley to find my do-rag. Bro, they saying my do-rag blue the shark. >> Oh, no. It's purple. >> Can you find it? It's like it's somewhere. >> Yeah. Oh, >> yeah. This is purple. That's not blue. >> Can we stand over here? >> The situation becomes more tense as additional information is considered and decisions approach. >> I can't stand. That's the problem. And that's what y'all don't understand. >> Can you Can we help you stand right up here? >> Hi. This is purple. Not blue. >> Okay. So, >> that's very blue. >> No, that's purple. >> That's very blue. Like, damn, bro. I was chilling. Can you grab my wheelchair right there, then? >> Is there a wheelchair? >> Yeah, there is a wheelchair. >> [ __ ] Like, I can't stand >> and I'm trying to help you. >> No, you're not. >> We're getting your wheelchair. We got your crutches. >> What? My doodle do red. >> Can you hand me the chair? >> After conducting a show up, officers decide they can bring her inside the house safely. >> We appreciate you getting the motion to you back and we'll see if it's okay if we can get you on the couch in there and warmed up. Does that work? >> Please, >> Murphy. Yeah. Is it okay for her to come in and sit on the couch? >> Do you want her in her house? >> I don't I'm leaving. I don't care. >> No, she doesn't want her in her house. >> No, I'm saying I don't I'm leaving. Like I don't care. She's upset. >> I told him, "Do I own a gun?" >> No, I've already told him that when he asked me this. This is who I've already talked to. >> Thank you. Look, >> you want to talk to me about what happened today? >> What? Her? >> No. About you pulling a gun. Pointing a gun at someone. >> Nobody pulled a gun at nobody. Bro, >> you just stay with her. >> Did I talk to her? >> He said it matches description. And he goes, "Oh, her her right leg is busted." That makes sense. He said because when she was in the car, she stepped out fine with her left, but it was like she couldn't get her right. I never quickly searched through this whole house and I haven't seen anything. >> Police take control of the scene to prevent further complications and ensure everyone's safety. >> You said the do-rag was blue, right? What color is the do-agg? >> Purple. But at night, what does everything look like? >> Purple don't look like blue at night. >> Okay. Well, it's also plausible for people to have more than one do-agg. >> I don't got more than one, though. Okay, >> that's real purple. >> This seems like quite a coincidence. You know what I mean? When I asked you if you were wearing anything, you said you've been chilling. You never said if you had and I said you had lines on your head like you've been wearing some type of >> Cuz I'm chilling in the house. When you take a nap, do you wake up pretty? >> But you weren't taking a nap cuz you just got here. >> I've been in and out. I'm high. >> So you guys asked for something in the car. >> She said you ain't searching that. That was like 10 minutes ago. She's a little calmer now. You could ask her again. Just go say no. Can I talk to you real quick? >> Yeah. >> Do you care if I just step in here? >> Uh, never mind. We're good. >> Well, what's that mean? >> Uh, I'll tell you here in a second. >> Oh, no. My cat. My cat. My cat. >> No, you're fine. >> My cat. My cat. My cat. >> Hey, gang. >> Just sit down. Where you going? I'm not going to tell you again. >> Shoot. >> No. >> Shoot. No. Stop. >> ALL RIGHT. >> WHAT are you DOING ON THE GROUND ON YOUR BACK? [screaming] >> NO. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> SHOOT. STOP. I have here. >> Shoot. I have a >> follow-up steps are taken to secure evidence and finalize the investigative process. >> Shoot. >> I got that mother. >> What is your problem? >> DID YOU TELL YOU GRAB MY GUN? NO [ __ ] RESPECT. THAT'S NOT COOL, DUDE. >> Y'all should have left me outside. >> You're under arrest. >> I don't know if you can understand that. >> [ __ ] you ass. >> You really trying to kick me right now? >> Get the gun. >> Get the gun cuz I got another one. Watch. I'm reaching for it. >> You never search me. >> Well, she said she reaching for her pants. She's got one on her. >> I got it on me right now. >> You don't soon as I stand up. >> Double locker cuffs. >> It's in my want you to shoot her. I'm just going to be honest with you. >> It's in my [ __ ] She just wants you. >> Stop scratching me. >> It's in my you, [ __ ] >> You ain't never GOING TO KISS ME UPSTAIRS THAT'S NEVER GOING TO forget this. >> You ain't never going to catch me again. >> That's not cool. >> So, Haley, that's it. Haley. >> All right, >> Haley, that's it. >> We will talk. I Yes, I will give you a hug. Okay, I will give you a hug if you stop resisting. >> No, we're not getting We're not letting you >> No. I I'm saying I will get down there. >> No. No. No one's getting near. We're done. We're done. >> That's on you. You did that. This is what you chose to do and how you just chose to act. I don't know why you would do that, especially when she's here. Can you just act normal and please >> your keys? >> I do have your keys. Can you please just act to >> keep your car? I don't know what to do. >> Same reason I do. >> I I just I don't understand. This is on you, but I need you to just >> There is no bond. >> No bond. >> Why? >> Because there's a tried disarming an officer. >> I don't think you understand. They passed a law here that's a self act or whatever. They do not let you out. You have to sit. The incident concludes with authorities determining next actions and bringing the situation to a close. >> In jail until your case is done. >> What the [ __ ] >> Stop. >> All right, we're going to stand you up. Let's stand up. >> Give me that gun. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me, [ __ ] Don't touch me, [ __ ] >> Do you know how many charges are up by doing this [ __ ] >> Yeah. Can you just Stop. >> Are you nice? I ain't going to do it to you. >> All right, let's walk. >> Just go. Just please go. >> Am I going to get my crutches? >> I will make sure >> I can't walk. >> Carry my back leg or something. >> All right. Can you hop to the front step and we'll put you in a wheelchair? Okay. >> I can't carry me like I do everybody else. >> Okay. >> Can I get my last kiss for my girlfriend? >> Sorry. That's fine. That's why. That's why. NOW LOOK AT YOU. FIRST AND BE FIRST. >> BE FIRST. >> All right. >> Uh to answer your question, Haley, she's going to jail tonight. >> Oh, yeah. Thank you. >> The incident concluded with the suspect arrested multiple felony charges filed related to weapon possession and interference with officers. a vehicle search conducted and evidence seized as part of an ongoing criminal case. Small decisions during police encounters can quickly lead to serious legal consequences. Remaining calm and cooperative often determines how a situation ends. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. This is exactly why situations escalate when people refuse to cooperate. Watching this made me anxious. Things didn't have to go this far. Poor choices can turn a routine investigation into a life-changing moment. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. I don't give a >> police respond to a welfare related call and attempt to make contact at an apartment where the occupant refuses to cooperate. >> I should have just checked the first time. >> He's scared already. 31 headquarters. You can you can pull me out with the units at 5701 Boulevard East1. There's nothing here. >> What's going to be in the apartment? >> He's got to listen to >> 17. >> She's not She's not going to answer anymore. >> She She's like, "No, >> I'll make her dog bark and tell Open the door. We're going to take it down. >> Okay. >> Police open up. >> You could also scar. >> Yeah. >> Sora. >> Now we announce. >> There we go. >> Do you hear her? >> She not. She locked She just locked the door. >> She just locked. >> Officers announce themselves and explain their presence, but the resident becomes increasingly hostile and repeatedly orders them to leave the door. >> If she tell her if she doesn't open the door, we're going to have to take it down. foreign. Okay. Come on, pooch. >> Who's in here? >> You're not allowed to go in the house. Get the out of this house. >> Hold on a second. >> Get the out. >> We got We got to make sure EVERYTHING IS SAFE HERE. >> GET THE OUT OF THIS HOUSE RIGHT NOW. GET the house. Get out of my house. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. No. No. NO. What are you looking for? For what? For what? >> We got calls. >> Verbal confrontation escalates as officers insist on ensuring everyone inside is safe while the resident continues to resist verbally. >> Guys here trying to break in. No. No. >> Oh my god. Look at them. >> Okay. >> All right. Get the house. Get the my house right now. Get the house. >> I'm going to ask I don't care. >> Get the my house. No, I'm not. >> What the doing here? >> Get the idiot. Get the my house. >> Let us explain to you here. >> I know you. Get the my house right now. >> Get the out of my house. Get the my house. Goodbye. >> Leaving it until we >> You're doing nothing. >> The 31-year-old was soon going to make one of the officers bleed and she wasn't going to like what his colleagues would do to her after that. >> For real. You have a lot of things to do. Go work. No. Go do what you need to do. Go do [ __ ] [ __ ] Go do what you need to do. Get the out of this house. No. GET THE OUT OF OUR HOUSE. >> What's going on? Why are you so mad? >> The situation deteriorates further. Refusal to comply and aggressive behavior raise officer safety concerns. >> Cuz you guys, WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DOING HERE? >> WE WERE LET in so we >> No. No. She's a dumb [ __ ] She doesn't know what she's doing. >> All right. Can you >> Get out of my house. Get out of my house. >> I'm not talking to you. Get in my house. Tell me what's going on. >> Get out of my house. Get out of my house. Get out of my house. >> The way you're acting is something something definitely happened. >> Okay. So, look for it. >> Look for it so I can sue all you mother. Do it. >> We're not doing anything wrong. >> Look for it. Look for it for No, actually, you're not going in my house. >> We have to test. >> I don't care. Is >> there somebody in there? No. >> No. No. >> Okay. >> Physical resistance begins after repeated warnings resulting in officers taking control of the situation. >> Don't worry about me. >> Did he have to drink today? Turn your heads off. Take your hands off. You're not touching them. You'll be under ARREST FOR TOUCHING DOGS. THAT'S IT. >> ALL RIGHT. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> For what? In my house. >> Stop. >> No. I got her in cops. >> I have no cops. >> Yo, get her down. You got her already. >> Yeah, able. >> I will. I will. Able. Able. I am able. >> Step on me. Okay. >> Able. Able. >> Step on me again. Step on me again. Step on me again. Step on me again. >> She didn't step on you. >> Yes, she did. >> You kicked her. >> Yes, she did. You kicked her. She step on me. >> She didn't step on you. Step on me. >> Now, ma'am, look. Listen. Breathe. We're going to help you >> get the out. >> We are going to help YOU GET IN >> MY HOUSE. >> Let's go. Stand up. >> No, I'm not cough. Actually, >> the resident continues to argue and resist while officers work to safely restrain and remove her from the residence. >> I'm not helping you, you dumb. >> You stupid. >> You're in my house. Let's go. >> Ya, you have my clothes. We'll >> worry about it later. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> I'm not getting money. Please, PLEASE, PLEASE. DUDE, >> WHY YOU OPEN THE DOOR? YOU >> WHY YOU TOLD HER TO OPEN THE DOOR? >> YOU DEAD. NO, >> YOU JUST LISTEN to me. >> Then you have to listen. >> I don't give a wait. Can you just >> She put her hands on what door. >> They were in my house. They were in my house. >> Can you guys stop, please? >> She's not She's not responding. >> Can you just listen? Listen. No, ma'am. She's under arrest right now. >> Ma'am, right now you're you're impeding our arrest. >> You're going to be under arrest, too. You stay in our way. >> She had been drag right there. >> Huh? >> No, she wants to get dragged on the floor. We drag her on the floor. >> Stop kicking, ma'am. >> Oh, look at him. Don't look at me, man. >> That's what you do, right? I want to get up. >> Get the elevator. Get them. The elevator's there. Can >> you just stop being a backrest? >> Officers repeatedly explain the reason for arrest and emphasize that cooperation would reduce escalation. >> Okay, that's it. That's it. WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> Why am I under arrest? Why am I under arrest? >> SHUT THE UP. WHY AM I under arrest? [screaming] >> Why am I UNDER ARREST? >> CLOSE THAT DOOR. >> FOR WHAT? >> FOR all reasons. For what reason, Heather? >> It didn't have to be like that. Your mom didn't like that. You >> and you and you. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Good job. [ __ ] MY PARENTS. YOU GUYS DO, RIGHT? All you guys do >> at least. >> Leave me alone, bro. >> The easiest way to leave you alone is if you cooperate. Stand up. >> Shut up. >> Just get up, >> man. Just cooperate. >> For what? For what? For what reason? >> You're arresting me in my house for reason. We have neighbors in it, right? Your neighbors are going to see you. Oh, >> yeah. Act like that. >> Dragging me. >> You want to act like that? >> I don't give a Who's getting >> stand up been dragging me? Shut the up >> because you're making this harder for us. >> No. Who's making harder anything? >> Go work for doing your yo. Go work for your [ __ ] >> Ma'am, just get up. >> You want me to drag my clothes? >> We don't want to drag to work with you. >> No. Who's working with who? You've been doing this all the time. You got me from my house from doing nothing. >> Did you walk? Did you walk? >> No, you did it. Exactly. You did it. >> For what reason? What reason? You're I'm in my house. >> Doing this. >> I'm in my house doing what? What the for? >> Let's go. Go look at my house. Go do it. >> The subject is transported while still disputing the arrest and denying wrongdoing. >> Do you pass? So, what's the reason you're arresting me for? >> Ma'am, we don't want to drag you. You're going to hit the street. Get out. >> Headquarters. Dirty water. >> Let me unlock the car. Hold on. I'll be right back. >> Don't. You're going to get arrested no matter what. You're already under. >> Didn't I you? >> No. >> Didn't? Yes, I did. Oh, >> I don't even know your name. >> Oh. Oh, wait. Wait. Why? Wait. Why are you going up out of nowhere? Why don't you call him? >> Yo, you're such a liar. >> You're going to get me fired. You know that, right? >> I'm not trying to get you fired. >> Yeah, you're going to get No. Who is Why? Why? Why would I get fired? You're going to get fired. >> You know you're arresting a person who lives in their house for what reason? >> For assaulting a police officer. >> How am I assaulting you? You came to my house. You're going to have to switch spot, Jonathan. Here. >> One, two, three. >> Dude, >> you're not arrested me. >> You guys arrested me for what reasons? >> What you going to do? Pull my hair? >> No. We don't want to hurt you. >> You guys been arresting me >> because you're not cooperating WITH US. >> WHY WOULD I help you? What are you ining my house for? Go look at my house. You want to think anything else, do it. >> The officer tried to talk some sense into her, but as usual, listening wasn't really her thing. >> We're here trying to talk to you. We're sitting down. We went up there. You weren't acting like this. >> Why would I do this? Why would I talk to you guys? Yesterday, you guys were doing the same thing. I already knew who the was. It was two people. >> Bro, you guys are doing >> Look, right now, we're just going to get you checked out in the hospital and that's it. >> Checked out for >> just to make sure everything is okay. All right. >> Like at the end of the day, we're not trying to give you more problems. >> You guys are are giving me problems. I gave everything for my son. I give everything and now you guys are giving me four more. >> For what? For >> medical staff evaluate the individual as officers document the incident and clarify charges. >> What? For him to come and get arrested and then him not being around. >> Ma'am, did you see when I saw your son what I did? I closed that around. >> Who was that little boy asleep? That's No, that's probably Ava's. Um, you know, what's his name? Um, what's his name? The black. What's his name? >> If you didn't, what's his name? Um, >> okay. >> No, his name. Baby Dy. What the name? >> It's going to come to you. It's on the tip of your tongue right now. It'll come to you. >> You No, you're not going to do this. I did nothing wrong. Here's the thing. >> I have not done nothing wrong. I don't do I don't do anything. I did nothing wrong. >> The only thing you got on >> you coming to me for, >> man, from all the that you did, my blood is literally on your sweater all over it right now. >> That's your problem. >> Because But because you weren't >> You're trying to grab me from my house. I live all the way up there. You're trying to grab me for what reason? >> Are you going to listen? >> Yes. For what reason? >> So, we got a call. There was multiple guys trying to break into your place. So, >> so why you arresting me? >> Because Okay. >> Do I look like a guy? >> Do you want the answer? >> Rad. been mad for some reason. I don't know what you're mad about. >> And then let's go. >> Okay, ma'am. Let's go. >> What? What are you mad about? No. Why am I What is the problem about me? >> Three together. Everything. >> All right. One, two, three. >> Like that. Got it. >> No, don't let her pull me. I don't want her to touch me. So, she'll be okay. That'll be okay. I don't want her. Sit down. I don't want her touch. Sit down. She won't touch. All right. Sit down. I'm okay. >> I pick I don't want her to touch you. Just sit down nicely. She won't touch you. >> Watch the legs. >> The out of here, bro. She >> So, last thing I'm going to do, I'm just going to put the seat belt on you. >> I don't for what, bro? >> Just watch your Just watch your skin. All right. All right. Bravo 86 Papa through the door. >> Bravo 86. >> This one's going to be New York. of right now. She put her hand on officer. I want to see with that. >> It was for a domestic violence call and she did it. She wasn't cooperating. She stopped everything from Romeo. >> Hurt my mom leg for no [music] reason. You >> get him away. Please. >> Do you want to just remove that? Put yours on. >> I don't care. Just get him. I want him away. I'm going to take the cuffs off. I'm going to leave one on and the other one's coming here. Okay. >> What am I going to do? Like you got >> formal charges related to assault and obstruction following the prolonged encounter. >> You got me in my >> explain everything to you. Okay. >> Romeo 315. >> How are you, baby? He already heard me. So don't tell him. Don't hurt me. >> I'm Dr. Freeland Hunk. So what's going on tonight? >> No, I don't know. Ask him. Ask him. Apparently, he wants to knock on my door and >> I want to hear your side of stuff. >> I have no I have no idea. [clears throat] A call. >> A call just we got I got to double check my supervisor. >> Okay. >> Jesus Christ. I don't know. Probably dying. The woman was charged with aggravated assault, third and fourth degree, and obstruction of law enforcement following continued resistance and non-compliance during the welfare check. Refusing to listen often turns manageable situations into avoidable crisis. Authority tests rarely end well when accountability is rejected. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This escalated because no one wanted to slow down and listen. Cooperation could have saved everyone a lot of trouble. Being loud doesn't make you right. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Lawzone for more content. >> Get away from me. Get away. >> Police respond to a family disturbance call involving concerns about a child's well-being with multiple family members present. >> We're going to we're going to go ahead and just have >> Is that your daughter? >> That's my granddaughter. >> Okay. Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, come over here with me and let them talk to her. You said she's 18. >> Your granddaughter's 18. My daughter's 35. >> Okay. So, >> thank you all for getting your ass. >> You're welcome. >> I didn't know what to do. I I know she has these rages a lot and then, you know, next day she'll calm down. Um, she takes all her anger out on everybody, you know. >> So, what seems to be the issue tonight? >> Um, like you said, he she just start telling him go do the dishes and just give them direction to do a lot of stuff. She's trying to move. The house is a mess. She's got all them dogs up there. Um, she's raising dogs and she's trying to move to Indianapolis. And I really don't feel that my son grandson, even my granddaughter should go with her. >> So, I may have to put myself in a position where I get a bigger place and take my grandkids. I don't want to see them go into, you know, children's services or anything like that. >> Sure. I was just and you know every time she I get a call from her I I just panic like >> officers begin separating individuals to understand what led to the incident and assess the overall household situation. >> What's wrong now? You know >> so who called you tonight? >> She called my granddaughter or your daughter. >> My daughter come you know I'm come and get I'm going to call myself and >> Okay. So does she have mental health issues? >> Yeah. >> What's what she won't go get herself diagnosed? She's been doing this for the last I don't know 5 10 years. Okay. >> Um, her Facebook page has everything with Chucky on it and everything. >> Um, >> she's mom's talking for us right now based off these injuries. Not to the forehead. >> Okay. She in the forehead. Correct. >> That's what he told me. And what did you get? Why did she hit you? because she said that I was that I was to like give me a reason to cry for >> What were you crying for? >> Like she was yelling at me and just >> she just goes off. >> Okay. >> For any reason. >> Then she just got her bomb and just started hitting me in my leg in the back of my head. >> Okay. >> You go. Then my granddaughter had to jump. This is not the first thing. She had to jump in between to keep her from hitting him. She had to jump in the middle of it. >> All right. >> Mhm. >> Well, let's corroborate that with the with the granddaughter and we'll go from there. >> The child explains feeling overwhelmed after a household argument escalated while officers check for signs of distress. >> Uh, are you do you feel like does it hurt to touch? >> Yeah. >> All right. My head hurts. >> All right. Is it just the one spot and then you said the back of your head? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Show me where. Like she hit me like right here in my leg. >> Can I look? >> Yeah. >> Like like right there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Anywhere else? >> Just in my legs. Like right here. >> Okay. Can you pull your pant legs up and let me see if I can see a mark? >> Oh, yeah. Like about like right here. >> He's still scared. >> You don't have to be scared. >> Um, do you have a headache? >> All right. How did she hit you in the forehead? What' she hit you with? >> Um, I might have I really don't know. I might have to fell down and hit the couch. >> Do you feel like you passed out like you fell asleep and woke up? >> Um, make sure you tell them the truth cuz I know him. He exaggerates a lot too. I'm not trying to just let you know that he has that. >> 11. Okay. >> But make sure you tell them the truth. >> 21. working. >> Yeah. He he at school he reported her like about a year ago at school to teach her. >> Okay. >> And she was getting counseling. >> Uh-huh. >> Yeah. >> So what he reported to the school turned out to be legitimate. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. Mhm. >> All right. >> Yeah. Teacher. >> So let me just clarify. Okay. You were upset tonight and which made you cry and that upset mom and she hit you in the forehead and said, "I'm going to give you something to cry about." and then took her belt off or grabbed a belt and started hitting you in the back and in the legs. >> How many times did she hit you? >> Like three times in my life. >> Family members provide background on ongoing tension, prior concerns, and previous involvement with school or counseling services. >> Leg and then like two times in my back. >> Okay. And what were you upset about originally? Um me and my sister was just kind of upset about um we were like we were going on and off about um doing the dishes and tomorrow is Monday and I got to go to school. >> Okay. Did you hit your sister at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> They they mostly get along their best. >> Okay. >> So he blames his father's not in his life. That's her fault. and she she blames that he has his problem cuz his father's not in his life. He does get a little upset and complains a lot and we try to we had him in football and try to get, you know, try to keep him active. I have him every weekend trying to get, you know, make sure they're not sitting here in the house by themselves. And while she works over in Indianapolis, that's where >> she do in Indianapolis. >> She's um uh cosmetology. Okay. She that's where >> I'm just going to take your pupil's buddy. Okay. All right. Very good. Do you feel sick to your stomach at all? >> Not really. My stomach is sort of hurting. >> Like upset. Has it been upset? >> Yeah. Um when like she was trying to get to me where my sister had to stop. Like my heart felt like like a sharp pain. My heart just it just didn't feel good. So good. My grandma came up. >> Not yet. Kiki, are you okay? >> Okay. Yeah. She usually don't bother her, you know. And she lost her dad a year ago. He killed himself. >> So, same mom, different dads. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Same story. >> Uh, yeah. Go ahead. A little slightly different. Will you come over here and talk to me? >> Officers interview the adult involved who describes the situation as discipline that became emotionally charged. All right. You already talked to my deputies. Okay. I'm their supervisor. I'm just trying to get some clarity in tonight. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> In your own words, tell me what happened. >> So, I had just finished cooking dinner. Took everybody's plate to the kitchen. Kitchen was a mess. I'm like, "Okay." He's been asleep all day. He hasn't done anything. It's a Sunday. And I asked him, "Hey, you could either get ready for bed to school tomorrow or you can help me clean the kitchen." And then he goes, "Well, you don't help me with anything." Well, whenever I asked for help and you just started going back and forth, mom came in, he he was told to just go do the dishes. And when he was told to go do the dishes, he had attitude. And he starts pulling everything out real hard, slamming stuff, not throwing doing anything correctly, basically out of spite cuz he has attitude. And my mom gets him and gets real angry. And she tells him to go do wall sets. And when he doesn't do wallsits correctly, has attitude and is just crying because he has to do walls sits. She gets upset. She grabs the belt and uses disciplinary action, hits his leg, hits his his back cuz he supposed to be doing walls. His back is supposed to be against the wall. And he's crying. He's crying hysterically. And my mom is just losing it. So I'm there. I'm trying to calm her down. And I'm like, "Mom, mom, just calm down." And then she gets to a point where she can't do it anymore. And I hold her back. I'm like, "Mom, go for a drive. Like, go somewhere so you can calm down so nothing happens." And while she's out, she calls grandma and like, "Go pick up Aiden. I can't be there with him or I can't be there. Me and him can't be in the same place. He's driving me insane or whatever." That's what I assume cuz that's what she's telling me. And um so she's off for a drive. Um grandma comes gets him and then she we me and mama me and my mom are on the phone going back and forth. I'm trying to calm her down um so she can get home safely cuz I know she's upset. And she eventually comes home. I'm talking to her. I'm comforting her. And that's when the one of the policemen knocked on our door. And that's why I assume she called the police cuz what she told her. I didn't know what she told him. But that's why. >> So he was told to go through walls is corporal punishment. >> Yes. >> Which is normal. >> Police clarify the legal difference between acceptable discipline and actions that cross into criminal conduct. >> And because he wasn't doing that correctly, >> she started hitting him with a belt. >> Yeah. >> How many times? Um I think twice on the leg and then twice like right here. >> Did you witness it? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did he fall over at any point? >> He didn't fall over, but he said he couldn't do walls cuz she kept demanding him to do walls. And he said, "I can't. My leg, my left." And that's when I kind of stepped in like, "Mom, you he can't. He can't." And then that's that's when I told her to go for a drive cuz she was starting to get really upset cuz he wasn't listening to >> her aggression was growing cuz he's got a knot on his forehead >> right there. >> I didn't I >> That's why I'm answering. >> Yeah. Uh I didn't see her put his hands on me. I I was cleaning the kitchen while it was happening cuz >> So you So you didn't see >> I seen her beat him, but I didn't see how he got them up. >> You got >> What is normal out outside of wall sits? What's normal corporal punishment for him? wall sets, situps, and then usually he gets looked not like I've seen tonight, but like on his behind >> and on the bottom of like the back of his thighs usually and sometimes it gets on his up here cuz he's trying to block and she's still >> hitting him. That's usually what it is. And then um that's usually it. You >> always been with mom Do you think tonight was excessive? Be honest with me. I mean, I I think all of us here agree that your mom would went too far, right? Has she ever been in trouble before? Never at all. >> So, so grandma tells me that at one point your brother had reported her to the school about him being abused or whatever. And >> supervisors review statements and evidence determining the situation exceeded allowable limits. It it went it went all the way through and I guess mom had to seek some counseling. >> Is she still in counseling? >> No. >> Has she ever put her hands on you or is it just him? >> Um I got whooped when I was younger. It was like that. >> Like >> not like that but >> when you got whooped. Where did you get whooped at? >> Same place. >> On the back side or in the legs? >> Mhm. tonight. Would she was nearly Was she whooping him and telling him to complete more or was it four strokes one after another? >> It wasn't one after another. It was like two on the legs and then he she told him to stand up and then when he didn't, she hit his back >> and then she was like, "Get up. Get up. Get up." And then she hit his back again. And then you stepped it because you knew it was too much. You see where I'm going with this? Are >> you going to take it? >> Yeah. Mom's going to go. Will you go get mom for for DV? Oh my god. >> Hey, Grandma. Come over here for a minute. >> It's going to be okay. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. Get away from me. >> So, here's the problem we're running into. There's a difference between corporal punishment and just abuse. >> Uhhuh. >> And the way she explained it, it's abuse. >> He was already going through corporal punishment >> and he wasn't doing it correctly. So, she pulled a belt out and then proceeded to hit him more when he wouldn't just simply stand up. >> She lost her dad, killed himself a year ago. >> And and I'm sorry for that. >> Yeah. No, she feels like she's going to lose her mom, but she'll be okay. But even she at 18 years old just sat here and told me that she believes tonight was too much. >> Okay. >> Thus, officers explained next steps to the family, including custody decisions and temporary care arrangements. Where I'm going with this. >> Okay. >> You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> She'll have her day in court. >> Yeah. >> But tonight, she's going to your your daughter is going to come and she's going to go to jail. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um once we >> I had to >> once we kind of get things calmed down. Yeah. I'm just going to verify that >> someone talk to a counselor, medication, give her something. >> So once we get things calmed down, I'm just going to verify with mom that grandson can go with you. >> Okay. Cuz mom's got custody. So it's up to her on where he goes. >> Okay. >> All right. >> She'll probably say, "Yeah." >> As far as granddaughter's concerned, I think she's upset with you because you called and I understand that. >> Like you said, it went too far tonight. I had to do something if I hadn't called and she did it, you know. >> Sure. >> I mean, this is a lesson for her, you know. >> So, >> I got to go to work in the morning. Like, I don't do anything to anybody. Are you serious right now? I got to go to work in the morning. >> So, we'll talk to her in just a minute. Let's They're going to put her in the back of a car and then I'll have you guys have a seat in your car. >> Okay. >> Um I'm going to have one of my evidence technicians come out and take some pictures of him. Just his the knot to his head and the spot on his back. >> And then um maybe we can walk inside for a minute so I can look at his legs. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Now she's mad at me. >> It It's part of the process. Okay. So, I'm sorry this is happening, but it's it's too much. >> It is. >> Taking taking a belt to a child is one thing. Like, like I said, corporal punishment's allowed. >> Yeah. >> It it really is. But there but there's a a fine line between corporal punishment and even involving a belt. >> Mhm. >> And then there's you have a knot to his head. You got marks on his back. self admittedly. >> The adult is taken into custody while officers reassure the children and coordinate followup with appropriate services. >> When she was whooped, she was whooped on her backside and maybe on her legs. He was hit up near his head on his back and and nobody can really explain why he has a knot on his forehead. >> Yeah, >> that's why I wanted to speak to her separately [snorts] because I needed some further explanation on tonight's event. >> Okay. No, she's okay. She just had to be upset with me. She'll be okay though. It's part of the process. >> So, um, if you guys want to have a seat in your Mazda for for a little bit, >> come on. >> Come on, dude. We'll be with you in a little bit. Okay. >> What is my daughter doing? >> Why? Because you're going to be >> What did I do? I love my hair and also my hand as well. >> Oh my god. Do you want me to do anything for you? >> Yeah. Can I get my I mean, >> do you want do you have shoes in there that we can grab? >> Can we get my clothes on that? We'll have your >> Yeah, we'll have daughter or somebody going for cuz the dogs. >> I didn't do anything to anybody. What can I do? >> Listen to you. Do you want to talk? >> What can I do? >> Okay, I'll get I'll get downstairs. >> What did I What did you tell me? Why are you doing anything? You're not doing >> I'll let you talk to your mom in just a second. We're going to we're going to go ahead and just have her sit in the car for a minute and then you're going to be able to talk to >> Okay. You step off to the side here. >> I got you. We'll just walk down here. Like I said, I'll let you talk to Let you talk to before before anything goes further. Okay. >> Would you would you be able to go inside and just get your mom a pair of like sandals or shoes or something? Are you able to do that? >> I know there's a small dog up there. >> Four. Four dogs. >> How old are you? >> Would you Are you willing to complete a a witness statement for us just on what occurred tonight? Yeah. >> Okay. >> I lost my dad. He committed suicide. >> I'm so sorry. >> I can't move. Is >> is your mom's going to go to to jail tonight for domestic violence? It's just based on on how she handled the situation with your brother. It was just a little too a little too far. >> I can't. I'm sorry. I can't. She's all I got. >> I She's It It's going to be for a night or so. Um do you know if she's ever been arrested before in the past? >> I don't know. Okay. Have you lived with mom? >> Yeah. >> Your whole life? Okay. Just take some deep breaths. I It happens. It It sucks. Just take some deep breaths. Okay. >> You want to get the shoes and stuff first, then have her do this. The incident concluded with the mother arrested on a domestic violence related charge, the child removed from the immediate environment, and authorities initiating follow-up actions involving family services and custody review when emotions spiral out of control. Children often suffer the consequences. Accountability exists to protect those who cannot protect themselves. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. Situations like this show why calm decision-making matters so much. Kids shouldn't have to carry the weight of adult frustration. Hard moments reveal who's really putting children first. [bell] >> Can you get him? Because I don't want him to take that. On March 16th, 2024, police respond to a noise related call and make contact with a couple arguing in the garage late at night. >> He left to to clean >> Well, Park Police, anybody here? >> You guys okay? >> Yes, I was arguing with my husband. >> Where's your husband at? >> He's right there. >> Oh, >> I came to the garage to call off. >> Okay. Well, obviously neighbors are listening, so that's probably why you >> They always listen. They always call the police. Like, I don't have privacy in my house cuz I have my kids in there and I don't want them to hear us arguing. So, obviously, I'm going to come to the garage, but obviously my neighbors don't let me have any privacy in my garage cuz when my son's here, they're they're always calling the cops. When he's here with his friends, they're always calling the cops. When we talking loudly, they're calling the cops. I have to call out. I'm sorry. I have to >> Go ahead. Call out, honey. I just care about your wellbeing. So, it's nothing physical, just verbal. >> Okay. All right. >> The woman explains the argument stems from ongoing family stress and insists the situation is verbal, not physical. >> Do you mind if I ask what you guys are arguing about? >> He had the problem with drugs. He left to to clean himself or whatever. >> He went to he went to detox or rehab. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He came back, but I just went out and he went looking for that again. >> So, obviously I'm upset. I know I shouldn't be yelling at him. No, you have every you have every right to help your worst. But I don't think it's fair that after four months of sacrifice from our kids and myself again thinking about us. I guess I was screaming, telling him how frustrated I was, but I just closed the garage and I told him to leave so that I could cool down because I knew I was getting loud and I know my neighbors, [laughter] >> so that's why I was in here. >> But you guys are going to be okay. It's never been physical. >> No, I'm going to we're going to leave so we don't >> I just I'm trying to like calm down. >> Okay. And I don't want to be inside the house cuz my son is sleeping and my daughter I have four kids. >> Yeah. So you did the right thing by coming in here but then obviously >> people were >> officers attempt to deescalate provide resources and encourage everyone to calm down due to children being present in the home. >> No, but they're concerned too because you never know if it turns physical. That's what they're worried about probably. >> Yeah. time when he was out there and I was out here cuz he talked to me. >> I'm just going to give you a form. The form is I don't know if you've ever been involved in a verbal domestic. It's just a form for resources. You can call somebody. They're free. Um therapy if you're interested counseling. So I I just I just want to give you that form really quick. What's your last name? >> Why? >> Go ahead. Take a deep breath. Put your hands up and take a deep breath and relax. I can't answer anything. >> Yes, that's what it sounds like. >> Do you take Xanax? >> I don't take anything for you. You want the medics? >> No. >> You want me to step away and give you some time? >> I think it's going to be okay. >> Okay. I'm going to step away and get get you some time to breathe and then I'll be right back. Okay. She's having anxiety. >> Okay. >> Speak Spanish. >> Okay. >> Tension increases as conflicting accounts emerge, prompting officers to reassess the situation. So verbal. Oh, no. Okay. Officers determine there is sufficient cause to take enforcement action based on statements and visible indicators. You have DV. You got DV forms. Can I get two, please? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You smack him. >> They call me a >> Okay. >> Cuz he said, "Who are you?" with with the the guy in the back or the guy in the front. And he's like, he called me a smite them on his left side. Hi, buddy. All right. Well, with that said, unfortunately, you got to come with me. I know. I don't want to do this. [snorts] Go ahead. Stand up. Put your hands behind your back. You can put your phone in a second. Can I get my truckies or can you get him because I don't want him to take the truck. He doesn't have a license and he took it from me. >> I'll definitely do that. >> Do you have >> The woman is placed into custody while officers work to ensure the rest of the family remains safe and calm. >> Kids that are old enough to have the keys. >> My daughter is 20. >> 20. Okay. All right. Maybe we have one female in custody. Can you uh He doesn't want her getting arrested, so he's probably reacting her. Can we get a photo? Do you have Do you have the streak thing? Can we get a photo of his face left side? Uh, I got her. Okay. Can you tell me? >> Police coordinate with family members regarding keys, transportation, and household responsibilities. Let me come home. >> All right. You don't have anything on you, do you? I just got to put down wallet in there. >> And you want the keys? Can I give the keys to your daughter? >> My keys are in my room. >> Okay. >> Um I have some work backpack and they should be in there or in the first drawer in my dresser. >> Okay. First drawer in the dresser. Work backpack or what was the other one? >> The dresser and my backpack. >> Dresser or backpack. Got it. All right. Go ahead, take a seat. He's going to stay with you. I'm going to go talk to the daughter and let her know >> she's >> Or you know what? Yeah, you could take her then. Yeah, he's going to he's going to take you back. I'm going to go inside and talk to your daughter. >> Okay. >> Here, you're going to go into another car. I'm sorry. >> Oh, go follow with him. >> All right. That's okay. 325. Okay. Is this English? Officers explain the situation to an older child, outlining next steps and emphasizing temporary arrangements. Oh yeah. >> Uh just no booking. >> No, I got it. >> Sure. >> Let me know. Hi. >> How old are you? Chicago. We had to place her mom under arrest because she slapped her dad. >> He He told us she admitted to it. He's got redness on his face. We're mandated by law anytime we see physical signs. >> So, we had to do it. Um, >> somebody called the cops. >> Yeah. >> So, she says, "Can you make sure that you take care of your your siblings?" >> And then also, he's not allowed to drive. >> She's got the keys hidden. Do you know where she hides them? >> Um, yeah. I could look try. >> You know, cuz she told me. >> Yeah. >> Come here. officers transporting the woman and confirming follow-up procedures >> because I don't want him to know cuz she's really concerned about him. >> He's he's not supposed to be driving um in her in her bed or in her drawer. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. She should be hopefully bonded up um by tomorrow. Like tomorrow's Sunday, so I don't know if they will do it, but she's going to county. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. No problem. >> Okay. >> Kind of traffic on both sides. >> We'll go with this one. >> You okay? >> I just Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. You'll be okay. Everything will be all right. Okay. There you go. Going down. Okay. Okay. Okay. Wow. The woman was arrested on a domestic related charge in accordance with mandatory enforcement policies. Family members were temporarily responsible for the household while legal proceedings continued. Uncontrolled emotions can quickly turn private conflicts into public consequences. Stability at home starts with accountability and restraint. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. This could have ended very differently if emotions were managed earlier. Stress explains behavior, but it doesn't excuse it. Sometimes intervention is the reset a family needs. [bell] >> I did tell you my [ __ ] my On June 27th, 2025, officers make contact with a man during a street encounter while investigating a recent property related incident nearby. >> All right. Hi, man. Turn around, buddy. >> What's your name? >> What happened to the red shirt you had on? >> What red shirt? I had this on my clothes on. What the [ __ ] you mean? What red shirt >> your shirt on? Let me see if you got a red shirt underneath. Okay. >> Who got my red one? What the [ __ ] you mean? Why? Why? >> Where you coming from right now? I'm coming from the store. Why? >> What store? >> Just come over here. It doesn't matter. >> It does matter cuz I'm looking into something, right? >> I'm going to look into it, bro. I can't. >> What's in your hand? What's your hand? >> My vape. That's right. >> Is that vape? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Sit tight. What's your name, buddy? >> My name. >> Where you headed to? >> Huh? >> Where you headed to? Wow. >> The man is questioned about his movements and identity, but becomes uncooperative, asserting his rights and refusing to provide basic information. >> Drive home or I say that or drive and bring it over to him. >> You okay? Good idea on you. photo. >> You want to grab him and do a show? >> Yeah. I'll have to drive over. >> Yeah. He's uh behind the banis between 7-Eleven. >> What's your name? >> I told you I'm the main gun. Police explain that he is being temporarily detained due to an active investigation and attempt to clarify his connection to the reported incident. >> You're not telling me your name? >> No. Like I'm not under arrest. I got no reason to do my name. >> Yeah, but you're detained right now. >> Well, I got no reason. I'm detained. I'm a man. >> Yeah, we're conducting a criminal damage investigation. So, you're detained. Okay. >> What's your name? >> And I'll give you my name, bro. I'm silent, bro. I got my constitutional rights. I know. What is it? The 50 men right? Not 50 men right there. Thank you so much. You >> live in Donner. You live in Ben Allen. Where you live? >> Not at all, bro. >> No. >> So, where you headed to? >> It's a nice day. Like I said, bro, I'm a drone today. That's just >> walking outside. I got nothing to say, bro. Okay. doing some shopping in Butterfield. >> I have nothing on Butterfield in my school, bro. >> Sorry, >> my school. That's why I'm here. >> Conflicting statements and evasive behavior raise further concern leading officers to continue the detention. 16 school. >> Okay. >> Said you're coming from a liquor store though. >> I don't >> Said you were coming from a liquor store. >> I don't I don't >> Why don't you want to tell us your name? >> I'm just walking through my walking through. >> Where you walking to? Hey, I'm not I'm not right down the road here, bro. The >> dividing line for Down's Grove is that stop light. >> This way, too. That roadway is down as close. >> Officers receive confirmation tying the individual to the reported property damage. arresting me, he's just going to walk away. We don't know who he is. Uh obviously, if you arrest him that you desire, you sign a criminal complaint that damage to your windshield, >> you know. Uh but it's entirely up to you. >> Okay. >> He's 100% confident. Paul one if you mark time for positive ID show up under arrest. >> The man is placed under arrest while officers give clear verbal instructions to maintain control of the situation. Heat. Heat. All right, I'm in. Turn around. And now you are under arrest for criminal criminal damage to property. Okay. probably like one way. >> Good. >> Sure. >> A search is conducted for safety purposes as officers prepare transport. Hey, don't >> Hey, don't twist my arm, bro. Don't twist my arm. Go right here. >> Don't twist my arm, [ __ ] Don't twist my arm. [ __ ] >> I didn't twist it. You twisted my arm, punk, you twisted my arm, my >> He said he doesn't, but >> All right. Spread your feet. I'm going to pet you down. Okay. >> Twist. >> You have anything on you? Anything in your pocket? >> [ __ ] on me. You ask me, I'll tell you. Put my vape and [ __ ] bro. That's it. >> What' you put in your pocket? >> Right here. My What you do that? You out of your mind, bro. >> Now you my [ __ ] tighter. What the [ __ ] >> Bro, watch that behind you. >> Thank you. >> What's this? My belt? No. What's this? Oh, I don't know. might say I know what's in there. I'm not trying to leave. I got pants under there, bro. >> I can't feel what it is. What? Push it in there. >> Yeah. Which pack is it in? >> Got jeans under here, man. It's got to be It's got to be hot. >> I got the pants. I'm about I got it. >> I get that side. >> It was a good sandwich. >> Matter of fact, it was a good sandwich. My beliefs are 23. That's why it's good. You going my ble was 23. sandwich. You sure? >> Lots of layers. >> I'll have him take the sweatpants layers off. It's >> hard to feel. >> There's some paper in one of these pockets. I can't feel what it is, but it's thin. >> While in custody, the man continues speaking erratically as officers maintain professionalism and focus on procedure. >> Oh, it's a plastic bag. Yeah, that's what's step in. Thank you. Yeah. >> I did tell you sh my I'll tell you again, [ __ ] Sh my >> Oh, that is a nice g. I wonder if you know Marish or Stephanie Anton. Hey P. You ever you ever heard of Princeton? Boston, Washington, Huntington, Princeton, Nelson. Thank you, sir. You ever thought you were going to lose your job today? Thank you, sir. Just said hi. Maybe expend your last check on here. Tell everybody I said hi to him. I couldn't wait to take these [ __ ] down this down this road store to ask people. I said hi. You know Alex. Hey, [snorts] what's up? Pa forensics. You know forensics. You know Dr. Hulu, Dr. Shamber, you know that my son. Thank you, sir. The encounter concludes with the individual secured in a police vehicle and transported for processing. >> I don't know if it's illegal to have my clothes at the park either. I like them black under the children to the children, bro. Like I don't need officers like you touching my co. I got to sleep with the kids. Even that little table I was going to make into a nice wrap to back to the water and thank you too for that. I was your daughter must have been there somehow. Thank you, sir. I say it's a far far away from down this road, but I never seen down the road. I wonder if the Nelson police down there as well. All right, in the forest or when you see that was your sandwich you gave me? I'm like, thank you. I tell her that Polish sister say thank you. Hey, I guess I guess uh Polish don't appreciate it from a woman. From a paka woman. A Polish man wouldn't appreciate it from a paka woman. But I like I like for my good 47 both side nice and clean. Yeah, I was saying bro what's up to die here bro from my he show back here right there. Imagine going into a cold cell from being disappoint. Thank you, sir. Imagine going to a cold ass jail cell. He showed down the pipe in the back door like just turned on. I feel AC coming from my back. You just turn it on. I cooled it off before somebody watch right on the back. The watch was done. Tell me the watch was right on the trying to be stick on watch right on the van. The man was arrested and charged with criminal damage to property following identification during the investigation. He was transported for booking while authorities addressed the broader neighborhood safety concerns. Refusing to cooperate during a lawful investigation often escalates outcomes unnecessarily. Clear communication and compliance can prevent situations from worsening. [bell] This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This kind of behavior is exactly why the police had to step in. People like this make entire neighborhoods feel unsafe. Officers showed a lot of patience dealing with someone this unstable. >> Get you out of the kids. Hey, come on. Come on. >> Why am I going to jail? Oh, I'm losing my kids. >> I'm not going to get them back. And you guys don't understand. I'm not getting them back. Now, >> on December 9th, 2024, deputies escorted an adult female away from the residence and explained she is being detained and separated from the minors present. >> Investigation based on my observations yesterday. Okay. Hey, man. >> Hey, can I talk to you real quick? >> Am I in trouble? >> Well, no, but we need to have a talk. >> All right, let's come out here. [clears throat] >> Just following up with you. >> Like DJJ kept him last night. >> Yeah, >> they did. Okay. All right. And so, Alex and your three children that live here, right? >> Yeah, >> they do. >> Okay. >> Deputies inform the woman she is being taken into custody and move her out of view of the minors before explaining further. >> Your kids, I'm going to give you that respect. All right. Can I at least have my daughter bring me my phone so that way I can call somebody >> What am I going to jail for? You're going to go to jail on four counts child abuse. Okay. And I'm going to explain it. >> I was cleaning last night. I literally was >> Well, [snorts] >> can I get shoes at least? >> We'll get everything for you. >> We'll get everything. Okay. >> September. >> All right. >> What's going to happen? I'm going to take you to jail. >> Four four counts of felony child abuse. Okay. One, as a mother, you're supposed to provide adequate >> I was cleaning the house. You >> adequate care for your children. I don't think you've met that level. Based on our observations yesterday, >> it just the culmination of everything. I I don't I >> I wasable and negligent. >> No, can you please listen for me a minute? >> Is there any shoes that you want to or need? >> Yeah. And you can you ask my niece and nephew to get me my um flip flops? >> Well, I don't So, they had a bad day yesterday. I don't want I don't want it to double down. Okay. So, [clears throat] >> I literally have a case manager and I literally I'm being honest with you. Call Brian Chavez. >> All right. Well, I'm going off my observations. Okay. >> I know. I'm being serious. Call Brian Chavez and ask. That's why I'm telling you DC case manager is Brian Chavez. >> I've talked to DCF this morning, my investigation based on my observations yesterday. Okay. >> Call Leilani. >> It >> call Lonnie. She literally took pictures the day before. >> Okay. >> Can you please and then maybe you'll have a different change. You'll have a change of heart. >> The woman references prior case management involvement and asks deputies to contact individuals who can verify recent conditions. >> I'm being serious. Call Aani. >> I believe I do believe you're going to want to improve your situation and I hope you >> I literally was I was I actually was cleaning the day. I actually had it clean. >> That's a good start. >> Been here several times. Okay. It has never You can say you're cleaning now but I've never seen to this property. >> All right. But >> and it's it's basically totally his investigation and artist that we conducted. Okay. It's not one day or any particular day. >> Please have go get my phone. Please can you please get my cell phone so at least I can have it when I get out? >> Okay. Do you want to get is there a wallet that they can grab for you too? >> My ID's in my wallet. Everything's in my wallet. >> Okay. I can get your wallet in >> my phone. That's it. Everything's in my phone. >> All right. >> I just want my phone. >> All right. Um, I'm just going to do a quick uh you should back my hands. I got to search. You don't have anything on you, do you? >> No. >> I think it's a pug prod or be has your mouth. All right. If you could just lean forward over here. >> Deputies explain child welfare authorities are responding and that arrangements will be made for supervision of the miners and animals. >> Right here. I may have a lighter in my in my just spread your feet for me real quick. Can you face that way? >> All right. I'm just using the back of my hands. Is there any pockets? All right. >> I don't even know my boyfriend. Can you have him come get the kids? >> Um >> I believe DCF's going to respond. >> Okay. >> Um but if you >> can you have call him to have him come stay with the kids until >> Well, we're going to stand by with him um until DCF gets here. Okay. >> But you're going to come with me. Is there any other adults in the house? >> No. >> No. All right. That's why I actually called my boyfriend. >> All right, lean back. >> You're going to be fine. >> No, I'm losing my kids. >> I'm not going to get them back. And you guys don't understand. I'm not getting them back now. >> Well, no. Your phone's on your desk. >> All right. I appreciate it. >> Can you please dial my boyfriends? I'll tell you how to get into it. Just >> hang tight. You too. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her with you now or at any time during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you to represent you. If at any time you wish. Deputies decline requests to answer phone calls, but reassure her that welfare authorities will manage care and placement. >> Stop talking or have an attorney present. All questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? >> Can you just paper? >> Can you please call my boyfriend to take care of my animals? >> We will. >> I I honestly I'm hoping I can I >> All right. all um they're we're standing by with your house like yesterday. Um we're not going to leave any animals unsecured or uncared for. >> That's why I asked if you can call my boyfriend >> and DCF is coming out and um like I said, DCF may come talk to you at the jail and they're going to figure out arrangements for getting care for your children. Okay. >> Uh can you call Stacy Reading? Have him call Stacy Reading? >> I I don't I'm not going to be part of that. We're going to do paperwork. Um, I'm going to be honest with you. Just leaving yesterday like and just all my observations >> that's strictly what this is based off is observations. >> Um, you know, >> I hope that >> whatever comes in this >> can you answer that? That's my son. >> Can you please please I need to know what's going on. Hang on. >> Whatever comes to this, I hope you guys get to a better spot. Okay, but this is where it's going to stop. >> Please, that's my son. I'm begging you. >> Please. >> That's my son. >> Deputies assist with contacting a third party regarding animals and allow a brief message to be relayed to the miners. >> I right now I'm not permitted to answer phones like that. Can you call my boyfriend to um take care of the animal? >> He'll take care of that. DCF will handle that. >> No, I'm being serious. He'll take my my service dog. I have a service dog. >> Oh, you're talking about your boyfriend to take the dog. >> Take the dog and my cats. Yes, he'll >> get that info to Deputy Log. He'll he'll try to reach out. >> I literally And also I they Juvenile Justice just called my phone. Can I please find out what's going on with my son? >> Please. >> He'll take care of it right now. All right. >> I just want to know what's going on with him. Like I know >> he's in a safe place, right? He's safe. He's in jail. I just want to know if he's able to get out. That's what it is. >> Okay. >> Cuz if >> we'll cross that bridge, right? So, I want you to know he's safe. You know, he's not on the streets. He's in a facility. He's taking care of >> his number for your >> He's not holding We're going to be here for a little while. >> Hold on. Let me leave a message. >> Hey, Richard. I'm getting arrested. I need you to come get Mutley and the and the cats, please. Worst case scenario, Amanda, they'll go to the mate society here and they'll take care of them until you get out. >> I mean, they're >> they're not going to like give your dogs away or put them up for adoption or anything like that. So, they're not, you know, they're not taking they're going to hold them and like kind of care. >> Yeah. Well, the house isn't it. >> You just got to let us know how many animals there are. >> I do know there's the cat that's in the pen is the one that I let outside. You can let her out. I just >> leave her out. >> You can leave her out. Just make sure she has food and water. Um >> um the other two cats, I don't know if you'll be able to catch my my big male cat and then I have my service dog and then I have another cat. >> Can you let my kids know I love them? >> They're going in there now. I guess two of them are waking up. >> No, they're getting ready for church. >> They're getting ready for church. >> They're getting ready for church. >> Where they go to church at? They're going they go to um >> status check. >> Calvary. >> You want to talk to your dog, please? >> If you don't mind, >> do you hope this is uh the point where things change and improve for you? Okay. >> No. >> Child welfare authorities have taken custody of the minors and that she is being held at the county jail. You guys just got my niece and nephew taken from me permanently. >> That's not up to us. But >> no, it's up to the legal the litigation case that I'm in. [snorts] >> Dispatch has been updated. >> Is there any way I can get a mint or something? >> A mint? >> Yeah. My mouth is dry. >> Um I can't I don't have any mints. Um, >> I didn't also didn't brush my teeth this morning cuz I wasn't I was wait I was waiting a minute. I got up and I started this. >> I do believe uh I've never been in here before, but I'd imagine they'll have like some hygiene products and stuff like that for you. >> All right. >> I just want a mint to help my mouth. It's dry. [laughter] Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Pretty good. This is our phone call property. >> Uh we've got four counties. Um very didn't get a good search on it. Oh, >> I literally don't have anything on me. I really don't. >> Deputies stated the woman was arrested on four felony counts of neglect without great bodily harm. Remember living condition and supervision concerns can lead to immediate law enforcement and child welfare involvement. Arrests in these situations are based on documented observations and prior investigative findings. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This situation escalated quickly once officers reviewed the conditions. A tough scene with a lot of agency coordination. Shows how investigations rely on repeated observations, not just one day. The tension is already high. Or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life.