Y'all trying to send him to jail. Of course, he's not going to open. >> She's right here. It's >> okay. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> Get up. >> It didn't look serious at first, but the longer officers stayed, the more things stopped making sense. What they uncovered pointed to a situation that hadn't just gone wrong. It had been allowed to reach a level no one was prepared for. >> Description. So that's really uncom. >> This is when hero cops discover a mother who let the situation become unthinkable. Here is law zone where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tents and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that dad uses his kid as a shield until it all backfires. Doesn't end well. >> I'm getting arrested. This cop just beat me. Got blood on my face and he beat me. Oh, >> oh, come on. I wouldn't do that. >> That door, >> you know, I wouldn't do that. >> You. >> On March 16th, 2025, police were alerted by a concerned citizen who reported a man openly chugging what appeared to be alcohol inside his vehicle. Upon making contact, it quickly became clear, even before any formal questioning, that the driver was heavily impaired. Cold sober. Where do you think you are? >> One. >> You okay, Richard? Yeah, >> man. I I I passed you and then uh you turned your hazard lights on. Didn't know if you were What the deal was. I really You okay? >> Yeah. >> You look a little bit big, dude. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Huh? >> Not today, man. What's going on? Can you turn the car off? >> Yeah. >> Okay. This This your mom's car, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you living with your mom? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You taking any medication today? >> No. >> Alcohol-wise? >> No. >> Nothing? You don't need to lie to me? >> I take my uh anxiety meds. >> Anxiety meds? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's not anxiety meds that are messing with you today. Can you see my finger right here, Greg? You know who I am, right? Okay. All right, man. There you go. All right. Can you watch my finger right here? Don't move your head. Just your eyes. All right, man. Uh, I tell you what, man. Go ahead and step out of the car, Rick. And you you don't I mean, you don't have to lie to me, bro. I mean, we've known each other for a while. Like, on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being like pretty drunk and one being stone cold sober, where do you think you are? >> One. >> A one. All right. You're having kind of a hard times being able to >> Well, I'm fat. >> Oh, come on, man. >> Yeah, you're not that fat, dude. You're you're you're mean lean mean fighting machine, bro. Okay, go ahead. Step over here for me, Rick. I just want to make sure you're completely stubborn, right? And and you said you didn't have any alcohol to drink today? None? >> No. >> None. >> I took my pills for her knees. >> Okay. The driver struggles to follow instructions during eye and balance tests, showing signs of instability and confusion, >> but no alcohol. >> No alcohol. >> Okay. What kind of pills were they? >> Double. >> Double Vicodin. >> Yeah. >> So, uh, how long have you been on Vicodin? >> For two years. >> Two years. Okay. Go ahead and, uh, I want you to stand right here. Kind of face this way for me. Nope. Over here. Just like right there. Okay. Face me. Put your hands together. Feet down. straight down to your side. Can you put your heels together? There you go. Stand just like that. Okay. And I want you to look at my finger without moving your head and just with your eyes and your eyes only. Just follow my finger. Are you wearing any contacts? No. >> No. >> What's that? >> I'm fine. >> You're fine. Okay. Uh, hands out of the pockets. There you go. There. There you go. Okay. Watch my finger and just my finger only. Okay. Oh, watch my finger. There you go. Don't move your head. Just your eyes and your eyes only. Bring your head right back here. There you go. All right. All right. Go ahead and keep keep your heels together. Nope. They're back there. Heels together. Hands straight down your side. Uh, and I'm gonna have you face this way again, Rick, so there's more space. Okay. All right. And when I tell you what I want you to do, go ahead and put your right foot in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe, and just Nope. Nope. >> The officer attempts a walk and turn test, but the driver cannot maintain position or follow directions properly. >> Where you going, man? Go back there. I just >> put your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. >> Good boy. >> Can't do it. >> I can do it. >> Can you Can you like stay in this position like me? Okay. Go ahead. Get in that position just like me. >> Right. >> Nope. No. No. I didn't tell you to start. You got to just stay right like this. Right foot in front. Left foot touching heel to toe. Can you get in that position? >> Right. There's the left. >> Nope. No. Just All I want you to do is just stay there. Don't move. Okay. Can you put your right foot in front of your left foot? Touch heel to toe. >> Right. >> Fair. Thanks. 186 1060. >> Left. >> Nope. I just want you like just like this. Just hold still. >> Okay. >> Just like that. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You're not be able to do it, Rick. >> I will. >> Can you try? You you want to try? Okay. So, this is what I want you to do, Rick. From this position, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps down this imaginary line. When you get to nine, I want you to take a small series of steps. Turn around, take nine steps back. It's going to look like this. Right. Right. From this position, I'm going to show you from this position right here. Right. One, two, three, all the way up to nine. When you get to nine, I want you to turn around like this. One, two, three, all the way back to nine. Make sure you keep your hands >> based on observed impairment. The officer ends testing and informs the driver he is under arrest for operating while intoxicated. >> Straight down to your side. Count each step out loud. Okay, Rick. Go ahead. Start when you're ready. >> Can you do it? >> I could. >> What's the matter, brother? >> I don't even know why I'm in this position. >> Well, because uh I'm getting indications that you are way impaired to be driving. Who said that? >> I I observed. I mean, I'm watching you and you can't hardly talk. You're slurring your words real heavily. You have a hard time standing up. I'm getting all kinds of indications that you're impaired. >> All right. >> Okay. Count each step. Did you understand the instructions I gave you? All right. I tell you, yeah, we're we're done, man. You're going to be placed under arrest. >> The driver pleads not to be arrested, referencing his family situation. The officer confirms a young passenger is in the vehicle and arranges for a guardian. >> No, don't do that. >> I I have to lose my son. >> Huh? >> Can you just drive me home? >> No, I can't, dude. I can't. Okay. You were >> I did I did what you said. >> Yeah. And I believe you are way over the legal limit, Rick. And I don't want to see you get hurt. I don't want to see anybody else get Please don't. >> I have to. Please don't. I have to. >> Dude, your Is your kid in the car? >> Yeah. >> Where's your mom? >> My mom's at the house, please. What's your don't you know how much I do for my kids? >> I know everything, but you can't be doing this. Your kid is in the car, man. >> I KNOW. I KNOW. THAT'S WHY I PARKED YOUR ASS. Tell my mom to come pick me up. >> I'll I'll get your mom down here. >> I will. I will. We're not going to leave him here. >> Please. >> You got your cell phone on you? >> You got your cell phone on your >> Come on, man. Don't Don't do this and throw your sock. >> Don't do this and throw your sock. During the arrest process, the driver becomes emotional contacts a family member and makes claims about being injured during the encounter. >> Please Fairbanks one office 680. >> Let's go step back to mine and where's your phone so we can call your mom. Oh Jesus. God damn. You okay? You okay? You okay? food. >> Okay, I'll get you I'll get you tissue. I didn't mean to do that, man. I did not mean to do that. >> Abuse. >> Oh, I did not mean to do that. You know that. Don't Don't step Don't step in there. I'm grabbing the >> Where's it at? >> Hello. >> I'm getting arrested. This cop just hit me. >> Who? Where are you? Hey, I'm down by the ballpark. You just I got blood on my face and he beat me. >> Hey, >> here. Can I talk to your mom? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He beat me. >> Hey, it's Sergeant. >> The officer clarifies the interaction is recorded, denies wrongdoing, and continues the arrest while ensuring the passenger safety. >> Hey, can you come down to the park? He's in your car and the baby's in here and he's being arrested for DUI. It's >> not DUI. I was driving. >> All right. >> I don't have a car, so I'm going to have to walk. >> Okay, I'll wait. >> Perfect. I'll be right there. >> All right. Thanks. I did not beat you, Mag. Hey, here's the thing, Ricard. Everything's on my camera. Okay. Everything's being recorded and so you'll see it. Okay. >> Yeah. I hold the camera. >> Huh? >> Cuz the big thing is I camera. >> Yeah. >> Keep my >> Oh, come on. I wouldn't do that. >> You know I wouldn't do that. >> How about face? >> You know I on purpose. >> Oh, come on. >> Come on. You know I wouldn't do that. >> Yeah. >> You know on camera. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I think you'll see it when you sober up and you're going to be like, "Oh, yeah. I >> No. No. No. >> What? So, what do you think? I How do you think I You >> He threw the door against my face. >> The door only opens one way, Ricardo. >> So why do you throw it against my mouth? >> I didn't throw it against your mouth. You were opening the door to get in. >> Yeah. Well, the camera will prove it. >> It will. It will. And you know better than that. I wouldn't do that to you. Come on. >> She just let me go. >> No, absolutely not. >> You're going to get charged, brother. >> What's that? >> You going to get charged? I'm going to get charged. >> Yeah. >> For what? >> For hurting me. Just let people go. >> Dude, man, I can't. You know that. I got a duty to protect everybody. Not only you, but your son and everybody else. So, he's going to be under arrest for DUI and his son. >> Why was he even driving up, Rick? >> Come on. Let's go. >> How is he even driving? >> My car, >> dude. Baby's right here. >> The driver is transported for processing. continues denying driving and is informed of the charges and testing procedures. >> Driving. >> I wasn't driving though. >> Okay. Like I said, everything is on camera, Rick. Okay. >> I wasn't even driving. >> Okay. >> I love you, son. >> Where's your keys at, Rick? >> It's in there in my coat. I wasn't even driving when he got me. >> You can't even stand up, bro. >> I could stand up. Turn me around. Broke my bills. Probably. >> No. No. I didn't. Come on. Watch yourself. >> Watch your feet. >> Car was on. >> No, the car was running. Rick Fairbanks 186. I'm 108 1019 Craig Jail for data master. All right. Hello. >> Yeah. Welcome home, bro. Who >> I thought was going to be just a minute. >> We're going to do data master and stuff. >> Take a picture of me, too. >> You have the basic. >> Take a picture of me, too, cuz he hit me. He threw my face against the door. I ain't leaving for no reason. >> My mom My mom has money. My dad has money, too. You don't lock me now. >> After we get done with the data master, we got >> You're not running. >> I know you're not running. And I'll get you a tissue. There we go. Come on. This way, man. >> We're going to go down that way. Okay. >> Right over there. Have a seat. Right there. >> What are you doing now? >> We're going to do this machine. There you go. Have a seat. >> What is she? >> The data master for what? >> It measures the alcohol content in your breath. At the station, the officer explains the breath test process and legal implications. The driver agrees to testing. >> Driving the car was on. How can I do? >> Because when I pulled up, the car was running >> and the hazard lights were on, remember? And then the wind, you got the windshield wipers going. Go ahead and open your mouth. You don't have anything lift your tongue. There you go. Okay, let me take those photos now. Okay. It was running when I pulled up. And you had your You had your son in there, man. >> That's why I stopped. >> Okay. It This is just a charge. You're not being convicted. You know, this is just a charge. Okay. But here's the thing, Ricardo. You're not going to hurt yourself tonight. You're not going to hurt your son tonight and nobody else. Okay? And that's the thing that counts. And I don't want to see anything happen to him or you. You're under arrest for the offense of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. You are being asked to submit to a chemical test of your breath to measure the alcoholic content of your breath. Refusal to submit to a chemical test. >> The breath test is conducted showing a high level of alcohol concentration. The driver is then prepared for booking. >> Test can either be a class A misdemeanor or a class C felony. >> I'll take the breathalyzer. >> Okay, we're getting there. I just have to finish reading this. Ricardo, >> my mom has to wear the keywords. >> I know. In the state of Alaska, you were operating the motor vehicle. Okay. You didn't It didn't get there by itself, bro. >> I wasn't driving. >> Okay. >> Come on. Have a seat, man. We're We're not done. All right. >> That's all I got. >> I I I understand, bro. This is just the charge. We're not >> Nobody's taking him away. Have a seat. >> That's all I got, babe. I can't lose him. >> And you're not going to lose him tonight, Ricardo. You say, "Did you agree to take the breath test?" >> Yeah. >> Okay. If you agree to take the breath test, just sign here. >> Well, I was just driving. >> I understand. Looks like you have a prior DUI from 2017, right? And so, I believe the bail is that you're going to have to stay the night in jail, see the judge in the morning, and then you'll be released. Okay. Go ahead, step up here, take a deep breath, and just blow like you're blowing candles out. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep going. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You pulled it off. Okay. Go ahead. Try it again. Deep breath. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep rolling. Keep blowing. Just nice and light. You don't have to pull hard. There you go. Holy. You're way over, man. You're 0367. >> I'll put the jumpsuit on. >> If you hand me your stuff, I'll put it in the locker. >> Yeah. >> I WAS SUPPOSED TO PUT handles here. The individual was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Remember, operating a vehicle while impaired can lead to serious legal and safety consequences for everyone involved. Following instructions and being truthful during an encounter can help reduce complications during enforcement actions. This is the reaction of netisens to this situation. The officer stayed calm even when things got emotional. You can tell the tests were difficult for him to complete. Good that they made sure the passenger was taken care of. 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 barricaded man with toddler inside leads to standoff at motel. >> You got to open that door. It's going to make more problems. >> Hey man, you told me your kids weren't in there. There's the kids right there on the bed. >> On August 9th, 2023, police were dispatched to a residence to locate an individual with three active warrants. Officers were also there to conduct a welfare check on his girlfriend and children to ensure their safety. However, upon arrival, it became evident that the suspect had other intentions. He appeared to have planned to evade the police. >> I can't understand you, man, but you're going to have to talk to me. You're going to have to open the door and talk to me. >> Just put some clothes on for me, buddy. That's it. I can't understand you through the door, Mr. Melton. >> I just need you to put some clothes on and open the door for me. >> I've already told you that you got three warrants. >> What's that? I know you from your picture. Show me your ID. >> Bro, who you talking to me? >> Oh, up at the front. He knows that we're looking for your kids and your old lady. We're with DCFS and we also have a case with your old lady and the kids cuz something that happened on Watch Street. No. >> What happened on watch? We have a DCFS investigator that needs to talk to you about what happened on watch. >> That never happened. >> Hey, listen. >> What's your name, bud? >> Is it Melton? >> It's Melton last name. >> Mr. Melton. Listen, bud. We're not going away. >> We're going to sit out here all day long. You just need to get it taken care of. You know what I'm saying? >> We need to make sure the kids and the old lady ain't in there, too. Just do us a favor. Get some clothes on and come out. >> Do what? >> Hey, listen. Just open a door. >> Let them do their job. You >> go this way or get out of your focus. Okay. >> I think he's he's either drunk or hide. Will you talk to me? >> Merlin, what'd you take? What did you take? You've been drinking or what? >> What' you take? He's sitting down. Officers warn they may obtain a key if he does not open the door. They emphasize concern for the occupants and the need to resolve outstanding warrants. >> Dang, you might have the dead. Merlin, >> open the door. Otherwise, I'm going to go get the key to the city. Open the door. >> Open the door and do it now. >> Hey, listen. You want to go see if there's a key for the dead bolt? >> Mr. Melton, would you quit calling your friends and talk to me? >> Well, it'd be easier if you open this door so I can talk to you. >> You can quit holding the door. We're not standing at the door. >> Can you just crack it and talk to me? Look, we're not going away. Okay, we got to get these warrants taken care of and we got to make sure the kids and your girlfriend aren't in there. She's at work. So, where's her grandma? You're just making things harder on everybody. If you just open the door, talk to us, get some clothes on, we can take care of all this. What can I do to help you out here? Other than leave, what can I do to help you out? Cuz I'm not leaving. >> If I call her, what do you want me to tell her? Do you just want to talk to her? Do what? >> It's really hard for me to hear you through that. Can you got a phone number I can call? >> Officers coordinate with others on scene, confirm the presence of a young child inside, and continue attempts to gain cooperation without forcing entry. >> She must be hanging up on you if she keeps No. You've been drinking all night or what? Did you take any kind of drugs? No. Well, I know you were here a couple nights ago and you broke a window. >> They're telling you to come out, man. >> Record. Oh, record. He wants you to record us. >> All right. Hey, we got a body cam recording it, too, man. too. Go ahead. >> Hey, he's going to record us. You going to come out then? >> He's recording. >> You going to You going to open the door for us since he's recording now? >> We're trying to do this easy, man. >> He's just leaning on the door. >> Hey, are you going to work with me? >> Are you going to work with me? If I work with you, I'll tell him to call your girlfriend. I'll tell him. I got no problem. Hey, you guys got his girls number. Can you call her? >> I Hey, they'll call her. >> A girlfriend, a baby, and a male in a room. A bunch of supposed to be downstairs. >> So, they we had them running looking for everything. They pinpointed this room with these people in it. We ran them in. They do have another. >> After confirming the child is inside, officers prioritize a welfare check and continue negotiating, offering to resolve the situation peacefully. >> Another DCFS case that might be the same one we were looking for, but he's got two. >> Yeah. >> Mr. Melton, will you just open up and talk to us? We're not going away. You keep calling everybody and they keep hanging up on you, man. Just talk to me. Like I said, we got to check to make sure the kids and girlfriend aren't in there. And then we've got these traffic warrants that we got to take care of. There's a couple other warrants in there, but that's why we need to make contact with you. And then we need to check to make sure there's nobody injured or hurt in there cuz we have a DCFS case involving the children and your girlfriend. That's why we're here. We're not here to do anything other than check on their welfare and take care of your warrants that you got. You can get some bond money and get out. Can you open the door for me or no? Well, what what do I need to get you to open the door for me? You need some water. Need some food. I know you need your girl, but we can't help that out right now. I see him on the bed. Hey, man. You told me your kids weren't in there. There's the kids right there on the bed. >> Well, whose kid is it? >> That's your sisters? Well, that's why we're here is to check on kids, man. I told you I'm with DCFS. >> Okay. Well, I need to check on I need to check on your nephew. I'm here to check on the kid. That's my main concern. >> Okay, hold on. >> Can you tell him to come out? I'll let you come up here if you can tell him to come out. >> A family member arrives and communicates with the suspect from outside, encouraging him to open the door and cooperate with officers. >> I ain't got nothing G. I can't I've been calling her G. She ain't and Mickey D that phone going straight to voicemail. See, >> I've been trying to call >> if he's got warrants and we explained to him that he's got warrants. We're here to check on the kid. There's a kid in there. We've told him everything's video and audio to recorded. He's been calling people asking if we can actually do what we're saying we're going to do. We can. It'd be easier if he just unlocks the door. >> What's wrong? >> We're with DF. >> So, y'all would y'all got to make contact with the kid? >> Yeah. >> Can I get the Can I get >> You got to come too. We got to >> Okay. I'm saying if he come, can I get the baby? >> Yeah. is we'll let you talk to this case agent with DCFS and then the baby can go with you as long as you pass the background and everything. But yeah, since he's not the father, we can contact the parent. Are you the father of that child? >> No, he's the father. >> Oh, okay. He told me it was his nephew. So, he's not been here. >> Oh, >> so is he the dad? If we can get him out, I can explain everything to you a lot easier. We don't want a fourth entry. We want it to go easy. If you can tell him to just open the door, >> why you got a warrant? He's got he's got three I think. One's like violation order protection which he was arrested a month or two ago on that. He's got a traffic warrant. I can't remember what the other one is off the top of my head, but he's got a couple warrants that we got to take care of, but then at the end of the day, we got to see the kid. >> I'm going to go to his I'm going to go to his baby mama job cuz he it's a stand still in him. I'm knowing he ain't moved. I'm going to go talking about >> I'm going to go to her job real quick and I'm going to I'm going to pick her up and bring her here. >> Is that you think that? >> Yeah. If you think that's going to help. >> I'm going to pick her up and bring her here. If you think that's going to help. >> Hey, you're your lady here. >> What's going on? >> We're here with DCFS to check on you, your children, and him. He's got >> Officers explain the situation to the partner, including warrants and welfare concerns, while continuing to urge the suspect to exit voluntarily. >> Got some more. Your child's in there. >> More. He's a-ok. Okay, my son's okay. This is dad. >> We still need him to come out, take care of his mors, and we need to check the safety of your child. And you got to talk to one of the investigators. >> And this the thing about this is DCFS, they came to my house like 3 weeks ago. I haven't seen or heard from them at all. >> That's why we're here today. >> What? >> So, we're >> Yes. >> They don't have consent. >> Consent. >> We don't need consent >> for what? >> He's got the warrants. We know it's him and we know he's going to go to jail. >> Yeah, he's going to go to jail for the warrants and then you can bind him out. This is taking way longer than it needs to be. If he would just open the door, we can take care of his warrants. You can hold on to your child. Take care of a warrant. Y'all trying to send him to jail. Of course, he's not going to open the It's just common sense. Use your brain. >> I'm right here. I just The police are all here. DCFS, you know, they ain't called me, talked to me, nothing. Ain't even came to grandma house. They didn't sent a wellness check for the kids. They're up here wearing roof. Then apparently Rley got a a warrant for something and now they're trying to get him out the door, but he's not opening up the door. Like, >> and we also have to check on the safety of your one-year-old. >> I don't understand why DC supposed to call for a wellness check, but they haven't even called him >> cuz they're in I'mma come get you. I'mma come GET YOU. >> NO, I HAVEN'T been screaming or nothing. I'm just like confused. >> That's understandable. >> I'mma come get you. You can work like I'm coming. >> You just open it up and step outside and we'll go from there. >> Your brother's coming. >> Baby, you got to open that door. It's going to make more problems. It's going to make more problems. You have to >> Today I'm coming today. G. >> COME ON, MAN. OPEN UP THIS DOOR, BABE. Come on. Open up the door. The baby got to get seen by paramedics. >> Yeah. Like, listen. Listen to me. >> The suspect opens the door. Officers immediately instruct him to set the child down safely and take him into custody without further escalation. >> They going to get that rim. It's going to be worse. Come out. >> Drop the little guy. >> Drop the baby. Drop the baby. >> Don't put your pants on. >> Thank you guys. Hang on a second here. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> We'll get it. We'll get it. >> Sorry. >> It's okay. >> The child is separated and checked by responders. The suspect is detained and escorted away while officers reassure those involved. >> Man, I'm sorry, man. I I don't want to let my boy go. >> So, >> no hard feelings, man. >> I've been trying to be cool with you the whole time. >> I I get it. >> I can let him go. >> I understand. All right. You hang out here real quick. We're going to get him to a car and then we're going to have the DCFS investigator come up and talk. >> All right. >> Get old tired. >> There we go. >> Sorry. I'm just going to let him go. >> All right. You walk this way with these guys, guys. Not done, man. All right, the investigator's on their way up here to talk to you and see your son. They're going to take him down the annual getting checked out. He's going to go to jail on the >> Authorities coordinate with a child services investigator, confirm the child's condition, and allow the caregiver to retain custody pending follow-up. >> Take a deep breath. All right. >> Yeah, it's a lot cuz I was just at work. >> Yeah. So, >> you want to go in there and sit down in the air? >> Yes. Yes. Yes. sit down here. >> Do you need anything else? Car window's down as well. And they said that it's just like pouring in their car. So, I don't know if they know or care, but >> her car. That's what they said. >> Hey, your car window's down and it's pouring down in your car. >> The front the front window. >> Yeah, >> we're letting her know. >> Okay. >> All right. If you want to run down there, I'll watch him for a second. >> I got his information. I'll get her information. Then I talk to mom on the phone. I'll get mom's information from her. >> Hey. Hey, buddy. Mommy's coming back. >> Oh, she's right here. >> She's right here. >> Come here. >> So, you already talked to one of the investigators? >> Yeah, I talked to her. >> Oh, Tiffany. Okay. >> You can't take your baby >> today. >> Officers speak with the partner about living arrangements, prior incidents, and safety concerns. She is advised on next steps with investigators. follow up with Jana tomorrow. Okay. >> I would suggest to you call call her or come to DC. I'm sorry. >> Have you talked to her? >> No. Like she didn't give me a number which was the last time you >> real rude. The very first time I even got it. So it's like early July. I haven't heard nothing. And I thought it was kind of weird because >> what's in the bag? >> Oh, there's nothing in here literally. >> Can I see it? There's something in there. >> I mean, there's something in there. >> Is that yours or his? >> No, cuz we don't do >> Well, I mean, there's a scale right there, too. >> That's for my That's my scale for my >> That's for your >> Yes. >> You don't know what this is? >> You're saying you don't know what that white substance is in the >> um No. >> What's the residue on the spin? >> This is probably from his car. Yeah, it's from his car. >> Hey, you can be real. >> I'M BEING I'M BEING TOTALLY HONEST. I'm like so confused as to why anything >> I'm being like to us in the back. I just look >> like he don't do no but like he just got into this room. >> Where do you keep your in the drawer? I mean I don't care. >> No, I keep my with me. Like I have my >> Do you keep anything in the drawer? >> Uh no. >> Do you care if I look in the drawer? >> I mean he ain't got pounds of hair or anything like that. >> I'm like I'm so confused. I don't know what >> I'll say. Let him look. Can you look >> because the same >> I mean it's up to you. I'm not I don't really I don't want to because I mean there's >> I'm not going to let >> I don't keep in there. I literally just went to work at 8:00. Like it's only >> the other day. >> No, like there's nothing been going on. I >> been in this room. >> This room just this morning. >> The partner gathers belongings and prepares to leave with the child. Officers ensure she has a safe plan for the remainder of the day. Last night and this morning, I've been staying with my mom out in Freedom in too because I was with my grandma. My grandma don't want us to stay there anymore. >> So, where can you go with baby today? >> With mama home. >> Okay. Were you in another room in this um hotel before today? >> Uh no. >> So, here's what I need you to do. I know you probably hyping with emotions, but I need for you to remember all types of language right now. I don't need you to act as if we don't know and all this different stuff. That's not going to help you with your children. He a whole another entity. These are you and your children. I want to make sure we stay focused on you and your children. Did you have a DV with him, which is domestic incident? Were the police called the other day? >> Uh like last week. Yeah. >> They broke window here. >> Yes. >> That's a domestic situation, right? >> Yeah. But no, his children here. >> No, my kids weren't here. >> Okay. What What was the reason? And you guys getting into an altercation that >> He was already upset for some reason. I was trying to come in to get my stuff because he didn't want me to sleep here with him. So, I was going to go to my grandma's house and he wouldn't open the door. >> Do you have a stable place to live? >> Yes. >> Are you staying here again tonight? >> No. >> Okay. >> This could have been a different situation. Do you understand that? >> All right. >> Do you need anything else from her? >> No, she can go. >> You're free to leave. All right. >> All right. Thank you. >> Grab your shoes, man, and I'll help walk you to the car. There you go. All right, come on down. >> I got you. >> Follow her. >> Right over here. >> The suspect is transported to a patrol vehicle for booking and the scene is cleared after confirming the child's welfare. She's Yeah, she's up there with the kid. We're going to the sheriff's office car. >> There you go. There you go. All right. You good, man? All right. You got a seat belt, Hansen, or No. All right. All right. Take them off. >> Oh, >> all right. There we go. Got it. hospital paperwork. >> The individual was charged with violation of an order of protection, a traffic related warrant, failure to appear and a domestic assault related failure to appear. Remember, cooperating with lawful instructions can help resolve tense situations more safely and quickly. welfare checks. Prioritize safety, especially when vulnerable individuals are present. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. Good to see they kept things calm and didn't rush in. The situation could have gone much worse if he didn't open the door. Glad the child was checked and handed to a safe caregiver. 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 boyfriend beater goes berserk. When police don't believe her. >> He was right by that mailbox right there when he ran my foot over. And I told him I was like on the ground like stop. You're under my foot. >> Did you do it on purpose or accident? >> On purpose. >> How do you know it was on purpose? >> Cuz you didn't stop until I yelled at him to stop. >> So why am I going to jail then? When he put his on me first, he me. >> On July 12th, 2025, police responded to a call reporting a domestic battery incident. However, when officers arrived, the situation took an unexpected turn. The man claimed he was the victim in this case. >> Blood, I believe. >> Yeah. >> Is everything all right? >> Just an argument. >> Okay. >> Screaming and yelling. >> Okay. said she thinks me audi report you guys have ID so I can see your record sir >> you don't have an ID on me >> okay >> sorry >> that's fine thank you what's your name then >> Madison >> okay and is your address still correct on here sir >> yes >> okay all right just give me a couple minutes I'll get you on your way things a little differently out here I guess >> so she said they were just arguing she said it was physical um earlier so that's her and that's him the driver they're not amped up now I haven't separated them yet wanted to wait for somebody to get here um that's kind of where we stand I don't see any injuries than sitting in the vehicle. But >> cool. I'll get her out and holler at her then. >> I'll hang out with them. And you want to step up here for me? >> I actually have a walking disability. Is it >> Yeah. Can you Can you turn the car off for me and just hand me the keys? >> You know what? >> Um I just wanted to get you guys separated before I talk to you. Yeah. So, what's what's going on today? >> She My friend Chase, we were over at the fall's house. That's my dad, Luther. We were sitting in the hot tub and my buddy Chase, he starts talking about a bad date that I went on about 3 months ago and she's we've been dating for about 2 weeks now. >> You and her, >> me and Madison there. We've been dating for about 2 weeks now. And Chase starts talking about a bad date I had, but at the mention of another female, she started getting ballistic and I just I tried to take her home and we were actually sitting outside the front of the house and my buddy Chase was with me. So, I do have a witness to attest that she there in the driveway. >> Okay. And then we continued driving. >> So you had to take her home. That that was a plan to take her home. I was trying to head to Peoria. I was coming this way and then she again while while in the >> while we were driving actively moving, parked at the stop sign and I said, "You need to get out." >> Right. >> He describes multiple incidents including being hit in the driveway and again in the vehicle and says he called 911 during the altercation. that she jumps out and she runs all the way up here and then she calls me and she says, "Hey, are you coming to get me?" I also have a call log of that. >> Okay. >> And I said, "I was just waiting till you were calmed down and wanted me to come get you." So, I drove over there and picked her up. And then she runs at my car as I'm coming towards her and she kicks the car and then pretends to fall and then like, "You're on my foot. You're on my foot." >> Where'd she kick your Jeep at? >> Right in the fender, like the plastic piece coming up over the passenger front. >> Okay. Who's this? Do you know who this is in this car? >> I do not, but I actually think they might have been back here while she was screaming, I think. >> Okay, so maybe they saw >> So that might be something that we can get on there. But I also did call 911 while she was actively assaulting me. >> That must have been the call we got. >> Yeah. So I I actually think there is an audio recording of her actively assaulting me on there. If at all possible, I don't want to press charges. I just like to get her >> We need to get you guys separated. >> Get separated and get her home. >> But she got out of the car. She said, "I'm going to tell them first." So, she got out of the car, went over to you there. So, >> okay. How did you meet her? >> On a dating app there. >> Okay. And where's the house that you guys were at? >> Right. Right by the Francesens. >> Okay. They'll uh come over here and talk with you again. So, I'm going to look. You said it was in the front right. >> I don't see any damage or anything. Where she you at? Like in the face. The top of the head. Officers observe minor marks on him and note possible alcohol involvement. He expresses a desire to separate rather than pursue charges. >> I actually think I probably got some scratched or something. >> Okay. >> And then shoot me in the face directly. I wouldn't be surprised if I've got dry blood up my nose. >> Okay. Has anybody been drinking today or? >> Yes, she has. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink? >> I had a little bit around. Oh, >> I'm just going to check your eyes right quick. Just keep your head still and follow the top of my pen with your eyes on me. Okay. >> All right. Good deal. You think her alcohol consumption caused this or >> It's very possible. We had a similar >> I mean I don't know her that well two weeks. >> We had a similar altercation about a few weeks ago or last weekend actually in Nashville. There was there was nothing physical but she had some drinks and then she thought I was looking at another girl so she started going ballistic but there was no physical. >> So after today what's the plan? I mean kind of she >> so she hadn't moved in with you nothing like that? >> No not at all. It's been 2 weeks since it's been 2 weeks since the 17th. >> The woman provides her account, alleging he struck her and caused her to fall, resulting in visible marks on her hands and arm >> going on today. >> So he he face and I'm just trying to get home. I'm an hour and a half home. My mom's my mom's on a way to get me. >> Okay. When did he saw you? So he s me down here and then I ran and then he come and came and picked me up and that's why I have blood on my hands. >> Yeah. How'd you get the blood on your face? >> From him. >> From him. >> Yeah. And then he ran my foot over. >> He ran your foot over? >> As I was running back, he ran me almost over. >> Okay. What are you guys doing in St. Joe? >> We were at a party and we were just about leaving. So he I don't know if he's intoxicated or not, but I don't want him driving me home or anything like that. I need to I need my mom to come to pick me up. >> Where was the party at? Um I don't know what street it was on. His parents house. >> Okay. They live in St. Joe. Yeah. Were you guys arguing there? >> Yeah. We were arguing there and then we left and then that's when everything happened. >> What are you guys arguing about? >> Um so his friend his friend um ended up telling me about some female and so that's when it started and then his friend was there. So his friend will probably >> She describes leaving the vehicle, running away and later re-entering. She also claims her foot was run over during the incident. >> Say that I did something cuz his friend was the only one witnessed there during the whole thing. >> What would his friend say you did? >> That I put my hands on him. >> Why would Why would the friend say that? Have you guys ever had any >> domestic issues in the past? >> He's the first time. >> How long you guys been together? >> Three 3 weeks. >> 3 weeks. >> Yeah. So, not very long. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And I don't have my ID on me. I don't know where my >> You're fine. I don't need it. So, you guys were at a party? >> Yeah. >> About how far would you say it is from here? down the street about 5 minutes down the street. >> Okay. So, you guys were at a party there. What were you arguing about? >> Some female about him going on. So, his friend brought up some female and I kind of just like like talking about that. We're dating. I don't need to know about him. Not female. I don't really care to know. I don't know why his friend brought it up. Just to kind of like rile me up, I guess, and make me mad. I don't know. I just want to go home and I just want to be done with. >> Okay. So, you guys started arguing and then did you both leave in the Jeep? >> Yeah. >> What made you get out of the car? when he that's when I that's when I left and like tried to get away. >> So, were you guys sitting in? >> We were stopped right there intersection right now. >> Yeah, we were stopped right there on the side and then we turned into here and then I called him to pick me up. >> When did you get out and start running? >> Right down there. Right at the stop sign. >> Okay. So, that's where he you >> Did he say anything when he stopped you? >> No. >> How many times he once? Officers examine her injuries and note inconsistencies in her account, including limited visible evidence supporting some claims. >> Okay. Where are you bleeding from? >> My hand. >> You got a cut on your elbow, too. >> Blood. >> Yeah. >> When I fell down on the ground. >> Can I take a picture of your face real quick? >> He slapped you over there one time with it. Was it an open hand slap? Like a regular slap? >> Yeah. >> Slapped you on this side. Okay. Do you know if he slapped you with his right hand or his left hand? >> No. >> You don't know? >> I don't know. I didn't see. >> Okay. So, then you got out of the Jeep and you started running here. He kicked you up here. >> Yeah. >> When did the first deputy pull you over? >> Just now. Just a few minutes ago. >> Like, how long How long were you in the Jeep? >> Uh, less than 5 minutes. >> Less than 5 minutes. So, you guys >> 5 seconds. I just had gotten to the Jeep >> and you guys were just sitting here. >> Yeah, that's when we were arguing. >> And is your mom on the way from Poria? What's your plans till then? She's gonna she's going to pick me up at his house, but I don't know how I'm going to get back. >> Yeah, I mean, probably. Do you have any other friends around here or anything like that? >> I'm here. >> Okay. >> I can Uber. >> We'll see what we can do. It's just obviously that's pretty far away and Per is pretty far away. If you want to hang tight here, I'm going to go talk with Matthew real quick. All right. She ain't bleeding on her face. >> She admits to throwing items from the vehicle and later acknowledges making physical contact in response to the situation. No, it's Let me draw my hand. >> Her face is red, but I don't see the other side of her face, so I don't. Yeah, but I ain't 95 or anything. >> There's his keys. He's basically saying she was physical with him. He's got some like scratches on the top of his head. So, >> okay. >> How did you meet him? >> I met him off a dating app. >> Okay. How long ago? >> Three 3 weeks. Not very long. >> What's the future here? Is it >> just arguing and then he >> Okay. Did he say he said something about maybe in Nashville you guys get into an argument? >> That was a long time ago. Nashville was an argument that we had about him looking at a female. And I was like, "Yeah, I don't really appreciate that. You know, I'm a female myself. I don't I don't feel comfortable with that. Like it's if you're going to look, look, but don't be with me." >> Yeah. >> I had an issue with that. And that was a while ago. That was like a week ago. >> What was the issue today? today. He so about so his friend brought up a female and to rile me up on purpose and so his friend was there to witness the whole thing which his friend will say that I put my on him which I never did and that's because his friend was there so his friend never witnessed him putting his hand on me when we were down here and that's >> after you guys left and once he put his hand on me I ran out the car and left and tried to sprint as far as I could as far >> and you have no idea where you are. No, I just want to go home. >> Yeah, >> I live an hour and 15. I mean, an hour and 45. My mom is on her way now. >> She is? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How did you get down here? >> Have you been here a couple days or did he picked you up today? Uh, so you've been staying with him? >> Yeah, this is the first time I've ever >> Officers compare both statements, review observed evidence, and discuss inconsistencies and timing of events between accounts. >> Had a guy put his on me, so like on the face at least. >> Sure. Sure. >> So, and then he ran me over. What do you mean you ran you over? >> You ran my foot over underneath the tire. >> You able to walk just fine? >> Yeah, but my hands all scratched up. >> What did you do? Fall on the pavement? >> I'm just pretty shaken up. >> Yeah, that's understandable. Got to be careful. I mean, I don't know what the future is between you two if you've had two major arguments in two weeks now. I mean, >> I am done with him. >> I'm done. I need to move on. I've been through too many abusive relationships and this is the first time a guy has actually me. So, >> any uh everybody kind of been drinking today a little bit? That probably has a little bit of a factor. >> I don't feel safe. He's been drinking. >> He hasn't had that much. I checked his eyes >> cuz he did try to sober up before we left. >> Yeah, he said he was drinking earlier, but like I said, I I checked his eyes. He's fine. Um >> cuz I definitely could not drive. I'm definitely more intoxicated than him. >> Okay. >> So, >> yeah, we don't want anybody driving out. But we can at least get you guys separated. I mean, your mom, you said your mom is coming to get you. Does she know where to go? >> She's an hour and 15. 45. But now we're in 45. >> She knows where to go. >> I can send her here if if needed. >> Okay, we'll figure it out. These guys are kind of um handling everything. I'm just kind of standing by with us. Happened to be in the area when this came out. So, did you call 911 or did he? >> He So, I called first and then he called >> cuz I was threatening. I was like, I'm going to call them, you know, and then he told me not to. So, I hung up and then that's when he tried to threaten to call. Okay. >> On me. >> Dispatchers were pretty confused. They didn't know. They heard two people and they thought they had a couple calls and sounded pretty chaotic on the phone. It sounded like >> So, do you have any injuries or just >> just the hands and where you >> Yeah. Okay. >> And my body is pretty tense up. I'm very >> sore on your your foot there where >> I'm pretty shaken up. I did forget to tell him that I did protect myself by by putting my him too. So, that's probably why he has some scratches on him. And I I have to protect myself. Sorry. But >> hey, you do what you got to do. You know, sounds like we might get mand. >> Based on statements and evidence, officers determine probable cause and inform the woman that she is under arrest for domestic battery to for the county fair. Now, >> the conclusion is drawn and the culprit will be arrested. >> When you say you put your hands on, what >> made you do that? >> Because I'm sorry, but I have to protect myself. So, how far up did you walk over here? >> All the way up to those lights right there, >> the train track lights. >> Fell. >> Yeah. And he he he was right by that mailbox right there when he ran my foot over. And I told him I was like on the ground like stop. You're under my foot. >> You need an ambulance? >> No. I'm just pretty shaken up. >> Would you mind taking off your shoe and your sock for the one that got ran over so I can look at it? >> Pretty bad. >> Yeah. I'm going to take a picture out real quick. >> Did you do it on purpose or accident? >> On purpose. How do you know it was on purpose? >> Cuz he didn't stop until I yelled at him to stop. That you were on my foot. >> Maybe it was accidental. Uh, is that your jar of medicine in his car? >> Yeah. >> Why was that out on the ground? >> I don't know. I threw it out >> because I was mad. I threw it out the window. I was just trying to throw anything in everything out the window. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm upset. >> That's what I do when I'm upset. >> I got you. You do me a favor and stand up real quick. Here's the situation. Okay. Right now, you're going to be placed under arrest. All right. For domestic. >> She questions the decision. maintains her version of events and asks about release conditions while being taken into custody. >> Battery. >> Like he put his on me first. Can I at least call my mom? >> I'll let you call her. Yeah. >> Not again. >> You got anything in your pockets other than your phone? >> No. >> I'm going to take this out for you when we get down to the jail. I'll let you call her. Okay. >> Why am I getting your battery? >> I'll explain all that to you. >> Is there a way I can get out tonight? >> I don't think so. >> All right. Hang tight real quick. >> Why is he not getting pulled over? >> He's pulled over. >> Why is he not going to jail? Who said he wasn't? >> I don't know. Is he? >> I think that seat's >> Why am I tonight? >> Possibly, but I would say it's probably pretty slim. >> Driving tonight. >> It's probably pretty slim just being on it. >> Do you know what time I'll have court tomorrow? >> Uh, probably around 10:00. >> You think I'll get out at 10:00? >> Most likely. >> Okay. So, can you explain the situation? >> I mean, her whole statement doesn't really make a whole lot of sense. >> That makes a lot of sense. She scratched out his head. >> Yeah. What did she say? She said they're at his mom's house. They've only known each other for 3 weeks. And basically his friend brought up some other girl, pissed her off, so they went to leave and he her one time in the driveway, drove over here, got to the stop sign, and he started her a bunch of times again. Well, it doesn't make sense that she's saying it was on this side of the faith, but >> yeah. >> And then she got out, ran over here, and he came and hit her with her car. >> She's walking just fine. Officers finalize the arrest, explain procedures, and reiterate that the decision is based on the totality of statements and observations. >> She never mentioned anything about him her him until she got done talking to you. So >> yeah, I mean, she's walking fine. Her toes aren't bruised or anything red. >> So anything I did, it was stopped. I just pulled up behind it, hit my lights, went up there, and they said, "Yeah, we're just arguing." So that's my only You cover that in yours or you want I'll get it. Okay. >> You may stick around for anything. >> I'm getting him out of here and we're going to go to the jail. >> All right. Thanks for taking it. I didn't want this at 5:15 at night. >> Are you kidding me? So why am I getting handcuffed and not him? I just feel like it's [ __ ] cuz he put his hands on me first. >> You don't have anything illegal in your purse, do you? All right. >> They always get away with it. >> I think it's the other way around. People usually say, but >> I've always >> No, I don't understand why I'm getting pulled over. Why I'm in handcuffs. So he said I him, I'm guessing. >> Yeah. >> And so I'm in jail. So why am I going to jail then? When he put his on me first. He me. So why am I going to jail? >> Well, cuz you him. >> He me first. What proof is there? There's no proof. >> His friend >> His friend is lying. >> I called him. He's over at his parents. >> That doesn't mean he can't lie. >> I didn't think that hard. >> Yeah, you didn't. >> I told him and I'll tell you the same thing. I'd recommend finding a new relationship. >> Oh, I didn't plan on his don't work. >> This don't seem like the one for either of you. >> The individual was arrested for domestic battery. Remember, providing consistent and accurate information is important when officers are determining what occurred during a dispute. Escalating conflicts can lead to legal consequences even when both parties claim harm. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Seems like the officers really focused on comparing both stories carefully. Situations like this can get complicated fast when both sides say different things. Good reminder to walk away before things escalate. 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 girlfriend goes berserk and all hell breaks loose. >> Chill. Stop. That ised up. >> I'm old enough to understand what the ised up. You better cuff him. >> You better cuff him. >> SHOW THAT YOU'RE UNCUFF HIM. >> He's not incuffed. >> SHUT UP. ON MAY 21ST, 2023, police received reports of a domestic battery incident. Upon arrival, officers encountered a woman who was attempting to run away from a man. >> Get the out of here. Who are you? >> Get the out of here. >> Hello. Hey, what's going on? >> What's going on? >> This man Yeah. >> Straight straight. >> You what? >> Straighten like >> Are you okay? >> I just >> You been drinking. You thinking anything? What's going on? >> Here. Come over here. >> Listen, bro. >> I paid for Hey, where you want to go? >> Right here. So, what what's going on? >> Okay. >> Who is this guy? >> He's But >> so why is he trying to leave me in the car? because he wants me to go inside. But >> go inside where? Where you live at? >> So, where are you trying to go? >> I just want to go inside so I can see you. >> So, he's trying to get you to go inside and you want to go inside? So, why is he trying to get you in the car? >> I'm tired of this. It's been over 2 years. >> What? >> He wants me to go inside. >> I thought you just said you wanted to go inside. >> I don't want to. >> I'll come talk to you in a minute. >> I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. Lola, >> Lola. >> The man states, "They argued after a comment about a past relationship." He reports she struck him, exited the vehicle, then later kicked his car, and made claims about her foot. He references a possible witness and a 911 recording. >> Come over here. >> Sit down. >> Who is that? >> I don't know who that is. You just said you live there. >> Uh, his >> car. >> Your ID is in his car. Where? In his car. >> On top. >> On top of his car on the roof. >> No, like the car seat. >> On top of the car seat. This is car. >> Yeah, it should be Jennabarios. >> So, where do you live at? >> So, the lady that just walked out, who is that to you? >> I don't know who that is. So, do you live there or not? >> I live 20. >> So, why is he trying to get you to go back home? Isn't that what you said you wanted to do? >> Yeah, but I don't have >> So, why is he trying to take you there? I'm I I don't understand. If you live there, he's trying to take you back to the house. What's going on? You got to You got to talk to me so I can help you. Home where? >> Then how are you going to go home if you don't have home? >> Where are you from? Where are you from? Elgen. And how did you get here? Is he like holding you in this house against your will? Then what's going on? You got to You got to talk to me so I can figure things out. >> I just don't want to be alone. They don't leave me alone. I don't want to be grown. >> How old are you? >> 22. And they left me alone when I was 13. >> Who left you alone? Left you alone? Where? >> I was 15. I feel like >> Officers observe minor marks on the man and ask about alcohol use. He reports limited drinking and describes a prior verbal argument in the relationship. >> I was 15. I mean, I was acting like I was a Korean person. >> You were acting like you were what? >> A Korean person. >> A Korean person. I don't know what that means. >> Like I was speaking different language. >> Well, this isn't making very much sense. Why you got one sock on and one sock off? So, what's your plan for the night? >> Um, let's go home. >> Go home where? Where's your home? >> I don't have a home. >> Okay. So, what's going on here? Why Why are you running? >> Cuz I don't want home. >> What's home? >> What is home? >> I don't know what he's holding. I didn't talk to him. >> We did talk to him. >> I didn't talk to him at all. >> Yes, he did. >> He's the only officer that's talked to him. >> He's the only officer talking. Does >> that make any sense? >> Did you take anything today? Do you need an ambulance? Cuz nothing you're saying is making sense. >> Well, my house is right there. >> Okay. >> Okay. And he's coming home with you. So until you guys can figure out why the he's coming home with me. >> Who is it to you? >> Nobody. >> You live right there. >> Avenue said no one else is there. So who is this to? You're not you're not helping our cause here. There's obviously something going on. We're trying to figure it out. >> I want him to. >> You want him to leave? Where is his house? >> He's in her house. >> Okay. >> Okay. He came for South Carolina. He kicked me out of my house. out of Capri. >> The woman states the man struck her, caused her to fall, and later ran over her foot. She reports leaving the vehicle to get away and calling for help. >> That's something like that. >> Yeah, that's what I'm asking. What happened after he told you that? Did you you attempted to leave the house >> and then he came chasing after you? >> Well, I mean, you're 22. He can't He can't make you say anything. >> But I mean, you walking around drunk. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Be careful. >> Have a seat on the car. Have a seat right here in the car. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Just There you go. Just hang out there. I mean, you walking around with no shoes on, intoxicated. It's probably not the smartest thing, right? >> At the age of 15, I was working at a 18year-old. >> Yeah. >> As I was No. >> So, he's saying that he was watching TV, his door was open, and that a car that he knows that always comes to pick her up dropped her off and she took off running like in the driveway. and he was like, "That's weird that she didn't come in the house, so when he went outside, he saw her dress like that." >> She describes the argument escalating from a conversation about another person. She acknowledges both had been drinking and says she wants to leave and return home. >> Was like, "What's going on? What's wrong with you? Like, come in the house." And she's like, "No, I'm fine." And he was like, "What's going on?" And he's like, "She's strong. >> What are you doing? What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> Sit down. >> You need to chill. Stop. >> We're not even taking the gloves off. >> Stop. >> Sit down. >> What are you doing? Sit down. Sit on the car and don't move. >> Why are you staying behind? >> He's not even [ __ ] >> So anyway, sit down. >> So then he said that she's dark. So he was like worried about what she was doing. And then when he went to talk to her, she went and listened to us on his phone. Some jokes, whatever. So he told her. So he ran inside, got his shoes, got in his car, grabbed his dog cuz he thought she was going to take off running. So when he got here, she was seen around her own. And he was trying to talk to her. She was like, "It's your fault for the past 10 years, whatever." Started bringing up stuff. So then he thought she was going to try to get in the car and drive off in his car cuz he got out. So he told her don't get in the car and then he said that that's so then he started calling he said you could check on the phone. I was calling her and then she didn't know and that's when she started hitting the guy and he's got black eyes and he said he never touched her. >> So who dropped her off? What what's the problem? Obviously it's because >> nothing wrong with her. >> I didn't say anything was wrong with her. >> Well she is she is >> all right. He's asking you >> she is she is Listen. She is. That'sed up. >> What she said is up. He's trying to ask you your >> That'sed up. How old are you? >> I'm old enough to understand what the ised up. Yes, I do. >> How old are you? >> Old enough. >> What's old enough, >> sir? Sir. Sir, >> sir. Sir, >> relax. You better. >> Officers compare accounts, noting inconsistencies and limited visible injuries. The woman later acknowledges making physical contact in response to protect herself. >> You better cuss him. >> Show her that you're >> unc. Shut up. Shut up. >> Well, everything's okay. >> Everything is okay. You don't want to listen to me, right? Everything's okay. >> Everything's okay. I don't give a [ __ ] what you do. >> As long as you okay in the car now. Get off me. >> Get off me. Get off me. Get off me. Get off me. >> There's your camera. >> Get off me. Get off me. >> No. >> Get off me. Listen, it has nothing to do with me. Why are you going to do an immigrant like this? Why you going to do an immigrant like this? What happens? You want to try? >> Yeah. 23. Show the female hat today. Hey, can you help me get her purse off of her? She's got her purse on her and she's grabbing it. >> All right. You're going to be chill, right? You want to uncuff you? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. Can you just turn back how you were right now? Got you. >> All right. You don't got to go all the way over there, but whatever you need. All right. I'm just going to take this bag off you until I figure out what's going on. All right. Please. >> He's not coughed. >> I don't have a dad. >> He is the only thing. >> Okay. All right. Take care of him. >> Okay. Just go. Hey, listen. >> Anything else? >> Hey, do you need to do you need any medical attention? >> No. I just need him to be okay. >> Okay. He's fine. He's fine. All right. Do anything to me, bro. I don't do >> chill, man. You're getting all loud again. >> No, bro. Listen, >> don't double like that. All right. >> Please give me my purse. Please give me my purse. >> GIVE ME MYING PURSE. >> GIVE ME MY PURSE. >> GIVE ME MY PURSE. GIVE ME MY PURSE. >> Officers inspect her foot and condition, then determine probable cause. She is placed under arrest for domestic battery while questioning the decision. Give me my purse. Give me my purse. GIVE ME MY PURSE. >> As a civilian, GIVE ME MY PURSE. GIVE ME MY PURSE. >> ALL RIGHT. COME ON. Don't kick. All right. >> Give me my purse. GIVE ME MY PURSE. GIVE ME MY PURSE. GIVE ME MY PURSE. GIVE ME MY PURSE. I don't give a [ __ ] WHAT YOU GOT? WHAT YOU GOT? WHAT YOU GOT? WHAT YOU GOT? WHAT YOU GOT? WHAT YOU GOT? >> GET IN THE CAR. GET IN THE CAR. Get in the car. >> Knock it off right now. >> Stand by. >> The police. >> Well, now you're getting arrested. All you have to do ising relax. >> No, but you didn't relax. >> You didn't relax. >> Either stop moving or you're going to keep getting pressure. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. Please let go me. >> If you kick again, I'm going to put more pressure on your feet. >> I got you. Please. Don't move. Just sit there. You want to sit up and act calm. Act like an adult now. Sit up. >> Just sit there. You're You are under arrest now. It's We're done. We're done past that. >> I got it. But like, >> no. Just sit there. >> Ah, it hurts. >> Okay. >> It hurts, dude. >> Please. Like one. >> What? What's your name? >> Jan. >> Jan, did you take anything? >> No. >> Okay. What? What hurts? >> Ah, my wrist. >> What do you mean? >> No. Please. >> Hey, could you double these one? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Just sit there and relax. Once we move you into the other vehicle, >> you going to be a dick. You're going to be a dick about this. >> I told you once we get the other car over here, I will I'll fix them. But you shouldn't have started kicking around. >> I'm sorry. Do it like >> sit down and relax. You ready to go in the squad? We'll fix your cuffs. >> Come on. >> That's it. >> She got We got fixing [ __ ] I don't think she does. Captain >> good. Better. >> Just go with them. All right. >> Sorry. No, you're good. >> Oh, it's not. >> Yeah. >> As long as you keep your wrist like this, they won't tell you no. All right. >> God damn it. >> No. My door's up. >> Oh no. >> Oh no. Not the old crowd Vic. >> God damn, man. Oh, you know you know what that is then? That's another charge for a crime. >> Hey, sorry. Do you want to take picture of the squad, too? >> Hey, I'll go I'll go down to booking with him. >> Thanks. We had the same problem with the dude off. >> All right. All this is just trash. >> Officers discuss inconsistencies in her statements and the available evidence. She continues to dispute the arrest as she is transported. Oh, your feet. No, give me some money now. >> I don't got any. >> Exactly. >> I'm not expecting you to do >> before we >> I don't give a [ __ ] Just close the door. I don't give a [ __ ] bro. Just close the door. Just give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a Don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] Close the door. I don't give a [ __ ] Just close. I don't give a [ __ ] The woman was arrested for domestic battery based on officer's assessment at the scene. Remember, in conflict situations, separating parties and providing consistent, clear accounts helps investigators assess events more accurately. Alcohol and heightened emotions can escalate disagreements, making it harder for all parties to communicate and resolve situations safely. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This shows how important it is for officers to separate both sides and compare stories carefully. The timeline really mattered here. Details didn't line up the same way. Situations like this get complicated fast. When both people are upset and have been drinking, everyone thought it was too late. Until the body cam shows the exact second officers step in. Did you predict that rescue? The next incident is when entitled woman drags officer while fleeing leading to complete chaos. >> You're not You're not going to go anywhere. Stop. >> Sheriff's office. Get out of the car. Do it now. You are under. >> On July 9th, 2025, a police officer conducted a traffic stop after noticing a vehicle with an obscured license plate. The police officer approached the vehicle only to be shunned by an uncooperative driver. >> Description. So, that's really uncom. >> We're about to leave. >> Can I help you? >> Can you roll your window down? >> No, sir. Can I help you? What did you pull me over for? >> I'll explain it to you. You're going to roll your window down. >> No, you're going to answer my question first. >> You're going to roll your window down or I'm going to open your door. >> You are not going to do that. >> I am. >> No, sir. >> Okay. 224 supervisor in route. Do you roll your window down lower so I can explain to you why I stopped you? >> You're not going to force your way into my vehicle. I'm not going to attack you. >> Can you roll your window down so I can explain to you what happened? >> My question. Why did you >> No, you're going to do what I tell you. That's not how this works. >> I'm going to turn into a parking gas station and you can tell your supervisor. >> You're not You're not going to go anywhere. Stop. >> Vehicle's taking off. Race track three traffic vehicle taking off from the racetrack. >> Just resist this thing. She's trying to back into a parking spot. >> She took off from me and now she's parked in a racetrack parking spot after I told her not to. I got her semi-blocked in just 14. She was refusing to roll the window down and uh listen to what I was telling her. Get out. >> She can't move it out. Get my car. >> No, she's on the cell phone. We have her blocked in. She's >> not getting out. Okay, you can tell her she's under arrest. Get out. >> There's step out of the car. Do it now. >> Get out of the car. Do it now. >> Sheriff's office, get out of the car. Do it now. >> Just get back behind the car. Sheriff's office, get out of the car. Do it now. >> No, just keep it. >> Get out. Sheriff's office, get out. Do it now. >> Sheriff's office, get out of the vehicle. Do it now. >> Sheriff's office, get out of the car. Do it now. You are under arrest. Hey, at least like pay attention to the car. You guys are walking away. Don't >> do the passenger side. >> Get out of the car. >> I can approach with the shield and you can or vice versa. Okay. She wouldn't roll her window down for me over there. Just a small crack. >> The window is broken. Officers instruct her to remove her seat belt, show her hands, and crawl out through the opening amid broken glass. >> Push up. Push up. Hold the shield a little higher. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. Hands up. Hands up and get out of the car. Stop. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out. >> Take your seatelt off and GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> TAKE YOUR SEATELT OFF AND GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Take your seatelt off and get out of the car. >> Take your seatelt off and get OUT OF THE CAR. >> Push it. Push it. >> Put it in park. >> Wow. Oh [ __ ] >> Take the seat belt off with your right hand. >> Take the seat belt off with your right hand. >> Try to unlock it. >> Put it in park with your right hand. >> I got I got I got it. I got purple. >> Put your hands on the steering wheel. >> Okay. >> With your right hand. Take your seat belt off. >> She's going to crawl. >> Right hand. >> She's going to crawl to us. >> Take off your seat belt. >> Crawl over here. Do it now. >> Crawl over. >> Yes. Crawl to us. Do it now. >> Come over this way. Come over this way. We get a lesson. >> There's broken glass everywhere. >> She exits. The vehicle is restrained and states she did nothing wrong. Officers secure her and begin a search process. >> Everywhere. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Okay. Don't be up with me. PLEASE STOP. I HAVEN'T EVEN DONE anything wrong. I haven't done anything wrong. >> I didn't even do anything to begin with. >> You should have listened. That's >> a what aggression. >> It wasn't aggression. >> Yes, it was. Yes, it was. Oh my god. Please stop >> moving for a second, please. Thank you. >> You can't put these in front of me. I >> Congratulations, Amanda. You've turned us into something that really didn't need to be. >> It's just going to be a It was all I was going to do was a warning. >> Great job. >> Do you have anything on your person? >> Okay. We have a female here that's going to search you. You have anything on your person that >> Officers read her rights. She questions the situation and says she does not understand why enforcement escalated. >> If you keep going away, I'm going to charge you myself. >> I'm not doing I can't tell which way. I can't >> this way. We're going to walk walk to this car. We're going to walk to this car. Just search for >> I'd like to carry my own weight. >> You're going to keep going over here. >> You're going to keep walking this way. >> I couldn't fit anything in here if I wanted to. >> What's your What's your first name? >> Lift your leg. Lift your leg. Bend at the knee. >> Someone else come and talk to me. I don't want to talk to you at the primary. >> Lift your leg and bend at your knee. She's got a hold of me. I'm not going anywhere. >> What's your What's your first name? Okay. I'm going to read these to you anyways. So, just listen if you can. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present while you're being questioned. Cannot afford to hire a lawyer. Won't be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any of my questions or make any statements. Do you understand? Yes or no? Do you understand? >> No. I don't understand why any of this is happening cuz I question to legally be able to answer me. I do not have to tell you why. You pulled me off. I do not have to tell you that. I do not have to tell you that. >> There's one clip in here and that's it. The rest is just my hair. If you didn't understand these, would you want me to read them again? >> I wasn't listening to you. >> Do you want me to read them again? >> You wanted to know your rights. You just told me. >> A vehicle search reveals pills, an open container, and materials associated with an illegal substance. She explains they are medical related and requests to contact her family. >> Then he's trying to get >> Do you want to read them? Do you want me to read them again? >> By the person who violated my rights. >> Do you want me to read them again? Yes or no? Cool. Put her in the car. I mean, I usually just start from every little bit. If you want, you can help out in the back seat. >> Yeah, just kind of check. >> Excuse me. >> I'll come over there. >> I'm petsitting for some people right now for my mom and my close family. Is there any way I can reach re reach my mom somehow to let her know that she needs to go and let the animals out and be there for the night? I'm not an I'm I'm sure you hear this all the freaking time, but I've never been arrested. I've never had any legal trouble, but you know how many things you see online about people being abused and manhandled. And honestly, I just had five shots of espresso, so I'm shaking like crazy with all the fear on top of everything. And I didn't want this to happen to me. I didn't think that me asking why I was being pulled over was going to cause anything other than him to be forced to answer my question. That's it. That's all I wanted was an answer to why I was being pulled over. I really just need to let my mom know cuz I was on my way there right now. Also, You watching the dogs >> for a family friend, but my mom and I do the watching together. >> She's going to take over. >> Yes. >> Yeah. In a little bit, we'll we'll have you call. >> And one other thing before they try to ding me on it. I'm staying there for the >> She states she acted out of fear and wanted clarification for the stop. Officers explained compliance would have likely resulted in a warning. >> A week and I'm on my way there right now. I have my medical marijuana license and a lot of my medical equipment with me now going over there. So, I don't want that to be something like I was driving intoxicated or driving while getting intoxicated or whatever. But my medical equipment for the week is in there to eat and sleep. >> My medical >> can't bring that. >> What do you mean bring I I'm bringing it there with me for the week. So, like it's there for my nights. It's over in Palm Coast Plantation. >> No. Where's the medical the medical? >> It's in a a box in my front seat. I'm trying to be as straightforward as you as you can and I don't want you to think that. >> Oh, I know. I tried talking to you when I got here. >> I was just trying to This is That's the point is I was just trying to get an answer and I just didn't feel safe and that's why I called 911 and they weren't really answering any of my questions or negotiate or I couldn't hear you and I didn't know who to trust. I didn't know who I was talking to. That's why I asked them if they could ask you to just step close so I could just talk to you for a moment and get an understanding between the two of us. >> I know it sounds like you based your opinions off the videos on the internet and half of those videos never have the beginning. >> Honestly, not not just that, but also things personal people in my life have been through. Honestly, things that I've been through, too. I'm not going to lie. >> Unfortunately, we all have cameras. >> Okay. As soon as he tried to forcibly get like told me that he was going to be forcible with me, I told him, "Okay, well, I'm going to pull over into this parking space right here and you can call whoever." >> She continues explaining her perspective about safety concerns and prior experiences. Officers emphasize the public setting and repeated commands she did not follow. you're going to call, but like you're threatening me now. So I don't feel >> the only reason I did but I pulled from right there just right here in this parking space. I didn't run. I didn't go anywhere. I had every opportunity to just flee if I wanted to. I didn't. Well, I that's because I had no intention and I wasn't trying to disobey anybody, but I didn't feel No, I wasn't trying to disobey anybody. I was trying to keep myself safe. There's a difference. stops he does a night and this stuff doesn't happen because people just come. >> I cracked my window. I asked him what he like what the stop was for, what he wanted and he didn't. He just immediately went to, okay, well, I'm going to smash my way into your vehicle if you don't >> give him your ID. He would have explained why you've been pulled over and you probably would have gotten a verbal warning and got out of here cuz he's not a big ticket writer. >> If he's not a big ticket writer, then why did he act the way he did? >> Because it's not all about writing tickets out here. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I wasn't being aggressive in any way. I just honestly I was being very guarded and he could obviously probably tell that I was afraid and he could have just been a little sympathetic to the situation. He didn't handle it well at all. >> Could have been a little bit more understanding of what he wanted out of you. >> Considering I hardly ever have interaction with law enforcement, I didn't know. >> Pulled over in a public gas station, right? It's not like he got pulled over in the middle of the woods. I came here to get gas and he he practically like waited for me over there to to like get done and harassed me to get done and and followed me when I left for no reason. >> But what I'm saying is he stopped you in a very public place. >> It's late at night in the honestly it's dark over where he was trying to pull me back over. Not with any lights that's lit up. I can see lights all behind me. >> Yeah, but nobody's over there. Nobody can see that at this hour. I'm sorry. gas station. >> Look, I understand your point of view, but you're not a female. You're not You don't have >> Officers confirm the registration issue and discuss discovered items. She makes a phone call and continues disputing the justification for arrest. >> Have to think about the things that we think about in order to protect ourselves. >> Well, you'll be thinking about that all night in jail. >> Please, I have enough to deal with with my broken window now. >> Yeah, you've got a broken window. You're going to have a tow girl. You're going to have a criminal charge. You're going to have to have the 221 22. Hire an attorney. You're going to have to hire a lawyer unless you use a public defender. >> Is there any way you guys can cut me a break because I don't >> It's way too late for that. Like I said, >> way too late for that. All I did was ask a question and then you guys went to straight straight for that to breaking my window. >> You ignored our dispatchers on the phone. You didn't want to talk to them. I was sitting there saying, "Hey, talk to me. Roll down your window. We'll talk." You said, "No, come to me. I'm not going to come to you when you're already refusing everything else and I can't see your hand >> because I felt like I saw guns in my face and I'm pretty sure I did. I'm an unarmed small female. You think that's just a joke and laugh it off and scoff and whatever, but you're not. >> I'm not laughing because this is just more unnecessary paperwork for me to do later that could have been avoided. Something so stupid. This was so pointless and meaningless that this had to happen. Do you know how many traffic stops these guys do out here at night? >> Is there any way you can put these in front of me? >> All I asked was for someone to to calmly come and answer my question. That's all I asked for to tell people why you were pulled over. Literally just expired and I have it renewed online. I just it haven't gone in in the mail yet. >> You had to have a valid one. I'm going to check it online. When did you renew it? >> I just renew it just expired on uh the the la literally the last day of last month and I renewed it two days later. 72. >> Yeah, you can't. It has to be physically on you. >> It's in the mail, but I mean, I've never had a problem before because I have it. >> I was literally just going to give you a warning. Like, I >> I don't. >> Then why couldn't you just answer me why you pulled me over? That's all I wanted to know. >> Do you understand? You rolled your window down this much. >> Because I've had other problems. >> But you can explain that to me. I'm completely fair. >> I tried to. No. >> Yes, I did. You immediately went to I'm going to break my way into your vehicle. He said I can contact my mom to let her know she needs to go let the dogs out. >> Uh I think he's going to do it. >> Look, as much as you guys want to think that I was just pulling some stunt, I wasn't. I really just wanted to know why you pulled me over and I don't feel comfortable with law enforcement. I'm sorry. She might not answer cuz she probably might not recognize the phone number. >> Uh looks like she's valid with the card. Doesn't have the current one. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> I told her she just has to have possession of it. Yeah, >> usually I do. It literally just expired. >> You can report the violation and all that if you want. It's up to you. >> No, that's fine. >> Those are old medications. >> I know. I'm just trying to see what they are. >> I think it's the one's for sleep, one's muscle relaxer for my uh Crohn's disease. >> I can't talk to you much about it cuz you said you didn't want to talk to me. So, >> you don't have to be like that. >> No, I really can't ask you any incriminating questions. >> Ma. Hey, don't be mad. >> You awake? >> Yeah, I am. All right, ma. I need you to go to the pull purse. >> Why? >> Because I'm getting arrested. >> Why? >> Cuz I tried to ask what I was being pulled over. >> Field testing identifies certain substances. Officers outline multiple charges related to non-compliance and possession before transporting her. >> Is he not allowed to ask? >> Apparently not. I thought you were obligated an answer, but >> So, were you going to stop? Never mind. >> Literally nothing. I all I did was ask why I was being pulled over. So, no, I don't think this is my fault. >> Well, when you drive away from a traffic stop, >> I didn't drive away. I pulled into a parking space because I was threatened >> at a high rate of speed. >> I didn't pull at a high rate of speed. >> You're right. You're right. >> You tried to grab my car and then maybe I hit a hair faster, but I didn't speed away. >> You're correct. Everything you're saying is right. >> I mean, I feel like that's pretty accurate. I had to take run and take care of my animals at home. >> She's got a whole pharmacy in her car. >> No, I don't. pills everywhere. >> Um, sleeping muscle relaxers and pain meds for my dog. That's it. >> For your dog? >> Yes. What open container? >> A big open bottle of Tito's. >> Okay. I wasn't drinking that in the car. I I just told him I was going somewhere for a whole week. >> I really don't think that's dog medicine. >> Not just the the one kind is. It's gabapentin. It's commonly used for dogs. My dog has an ACL and severe anxiety. So, yes, that's what he's been described. Where's the Where's the uh original >> at home? I don't use those anymore. They're just kind of backups as an emergency in case I need an extra like whatever. But that's why I got my medical card so I can not take pills. With my medical, it's all labeled and everything properly with the container labels. But what are they doing with it? >> I'm not sure yet. They might have to still take it. Just cuz you have a license doesn't mean you can smoke it while you're driving. >> I didn't smoke it while I was driving. >> Someone did at some point. It stinks like I mean, I hit the the bowl hours ago and shut the car maybe, but that's just because I can't smoke in the house, but I wasn't smoking while I was driving and it was hours ago. Is it going to like count against me even though it's my medication? >> Yeah, because it's because it's not in the proper package. We can't confirm if it is or not. >> Not to be smart or anything, but if I was able to get dispensary, I definitely wouldn't be getting it anywhere else. >> No, I know. You'd be surprised. And if I didn't need it to sleep and eat, I wouldn't use it at all. But you see the medications that I was on before. So that's the only reason why I switched. Everything I have in there are from old prescriptions. Nothing everything I had in there was from old prescriptions. Nothing I had was anything like off. >> One of the pill one group of pills is testing for >> which one? >> Uh the pink one. I don't I don't know what it is yet off the top of my head, but we've tested it twice and it's testing positive for two times. >> Oh, that's comforting. Well, they're all I mean, they're all old prescription, so that's really uncom. >> We're about to leave. >> Okay. Any chance you can loosen these hair before we go? >> Uh, yeah. Give me a second. >> Did you figure out which one was laced with >> Huh? >> Did you figure out which one it was that was laced with >> Yeah. One second. >> It's Trimmodol. It's also schedule for >> It's a pain med. So, what happens now? >> You're going to go to jail. They're going to book you in and then you might have first appearance in the morning. There's a large amount of charges. >> A large amount of charges for what? >> Possession of marijuana, narcotic paraphernalia, failure to obey a law enforcement officer, possession of possession of and obstructing justice. >> How was I obstructing justice? >> Uh, resist. >> The individual was arrested for failure to obey a law enforcement officer. resisting without violence and multiple possession related offenses involving illegal substances and associated items. Remember, during traffic stops, following clear verbal instructions helps prevent situations from escalating into enforcement actions. Miscommunication and fear can quickly intensify encounters, making calm, cooperation, and clarity important for all parties. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This escalated really fast just from not rolling the window down. You can see how both sides were talking past each other the whole time. Following instructions early probably would have kept this from getting so serious. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officers. Rush and comment if you felt that spike.