Are you hurt? And what's your mama's name? Do you know your mama's name? Are you cold? You want to come sit in the car and warm up? >> Sit in the car. You keep kicking me and grabbing my choking my mom. I said, "Can you stop?" Like, >> it happened midwalk. Officers slowed then stopped. Something about the home didn't feel right. And the more they saw, the clearer it became they had just stepped into a situation far more dangerous than expected. >> Someone in the car. I don't know where my phone is. >> You know, I got to get some information for a report. Okay. You know, cuz when we >> This is when hero cops froze after walking through a extremely dangerous family home. Here is Law Zone where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tense and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that police drag baby from car floor as mom barely makes sense. >> Where's your baby? >> Right here. >> I'm not doing anything. Come here. Come here. Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. Get the >> On June 14th, 2025, police received a call about a woman who appeared to have passed out in her car. When officers arrived, they were stunned to discover she wasn't alone and quickly suspected that her unusual nap was the RESULT OF INTOXICATION. >> SIT IN THE CAR. SIT IN THE CAR. >> Get the >> She's like hanging on the door. I don't want to pull her cuz she's going to fall out. You want to >> There we go. >> Hello. >> What? >> Hey, you okay? >> Yeah, I'm on home. >> You're what? You're going home? >> Yeah. Right here. >> Okay. You Some people were a little worried about you. You were just sleeping here. >> What the >> I don't know. You tell me. >> We just parked. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> You sure? >> Oh my god. You guys got my baby out here on me? >> Your baby? >> Yeah, I just parked. >> Where's your baby? >> Right here. What's up? Back up. Sit. Sit down. Sit down. >> Officers order the woman to sit and remain in place while they check the infant's condition. She repeatedly attempts to leave and insists she just parked. Where you parked? Where? Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Let me get my baby. Let me get my baby. Sit down. Sit down. My baby in my cursy. I just >> sit down. Sit down. Sit down. That's a lawful order. Sit down. It could have been a crash. I don't know. They just got >> I just got here. >> Sit down. No. I need you to sit down. Sit down right there. >> Sit down. >> I just parked. >> Are you listening to me? >> Yeah. >> See? See? See? Right there. Look where my finger is. Sit down. >> Yeah. I live right here. Right. I literally just parked. Do you guys want to walk me to my house? >> No. I want you to sit down. >> No. Right. >> No. No. No. No. No. I want you to sit down. Officers formally detain her and explain she is not free to leave while they investigate the situation and ensure the infant's safety. >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> I need you to stay with your vehicle or I want you to sit down. You are not going anywhere. You're staying right here till I figure out why your son was laying in the floor of your car. >> Floor. >> Are you missing something? >> Did you throw off to one? >> I feel like we should probably check everybody out first. >> At this time, you were not going inside. You are listening. Yes. I'm Do you know who I am? I'm with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. And right now you're being Right now you're being detained until I figure out what's going on. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> No. >> Okay. You are being detained. >> Officers and medical personnel assess the infant who appears stable. Officers continue questioning the woman about how long she had been parked. >> We're not free to leave. >> What? >> I'm going to check your vital signs. I'm going to stay. >> No, you're going to stay right there. Yes. Yes. You're going to stay right here. >> Ma'am, >> I'm going to stay right here cuz they got my baby. >> Ma'am, listen to him, please. >> I'm listening. But they got my baby. Stay right here. >> Listen to me. My concern is your baby. >> He was out of the car seat on the floor. >> No, he was not. >> Yes, he was. Yes, he was. Yes, he was. Just listen to him, please. We're not going to leave. I can't leave without your with your baby, without your consent. >> I'm not leaving. I live No, no, no. Right here. You guys can walk. >> Pointed that way first. Pointed that way. Now you live over here. >> No, I live right there. You can walk me. >> We're not going to leave. I'm I I live right here. I live right here. Look, you can walk with me. >> No. No. He doesn't want to sit down. >> I can hold him. >> I can hold him. I can hold him. >> No, you're not going to hold him. You're going to wait right here. >> We're We're going to check his Okay. >> I literally just parked. I got here right now. I promise you. >> Okay. But we want to make sure he's okay. >> We're going to check underneath the car seat. Okay. >> He wasn't. >> Yeah. Because him >> found him underneath the car seat. Conflicting information arises. The woman claims she just arrived while a witness reports the vehicle had been there for an extended period. >> How to pull him out of underneath the car seat. Just let me know as soon as possible. >> I literally just parked right now. >> Well, someone said that you double parked. So you must you might have just parked. >> I didn't double park. Babe, look. Listen, honey. I did not. >> Someone said that you were here for 2 hours. >> I literally just got here. I live here. I just got here. I promise you 100%. >> Another officer arrives at the scene to help and the officer present gives him details. >> Driver. >> Yes, she's a driver. Kid was laying on the floor in the car. She's got she could have been in a signal 3 or signal 4. And I need I need to call the I need to call the complainant to confirm that he can swer him in to make sure that she was here for an hour. >> My back seat laying on the floor, not seat belted in on the laying on the floor of the car. >> I'm going inside my house. I promise you it is fine. >> I believe you. Someone called and said you for 2 hours double. >> I haven't even been here for literally I just want to tell you what we're here. >> Who? And why? And what I literally just got here. >> Someone said that you >> I literally just came from my mother's house. Double car. >> Who? What? The officer talks to the witness on the phone to set up a meeting, but something unexpected happens. >> Uh, it's a sheriff's office. You want to come out here real quick? >> I'm about to pull up into the neighborhood. >> Okay. All right. You You called this Mazda saying it was here for an hour, you said. >> Yeah, they they came in at about 5:00. >> 5:00. Got it. Okay. You want to come up here and just talk to me real quick about it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thanks. All right. We'll be at the same place where the Mazda was right here. Vital 137 sat 98 100%. >> Okay. No, nothing broken. >> No, he doesn't. He looks like he's >> wrong with you. I promise you. >> You were sleeping. Three people had to wake you up and your child was in the back four in a hot car. So >> officers relay the witness account to the woman who continues to deny it. Officers maintain detention and prevent her from leaving. >> Tell tell me none of that's true. >> My baby has been since he came out of my >> Okay. Air condition doesn't stop. Okay. Your car was offered. >> I I live here. >> I don't care where you live. You're parked here with your car off. You were here for an hour. >> An hour, it was >> an hour. An hour minimum. >> I I 100% promise you not. >> Well, other people Somebody called and we're not going to tell you who called. Said your vehicle was parked here for an hour. >> It wasn't an hour, baby. >> Oh, okay. I'm just going to believe you instead of some unbiased witness. >> I'm not going to argue with you neighbor's house and you can knock on your door and let them know. I 100% am never ever ever ever ever been. >> Well, he's checking to see if that person What exactly? >> I have a sheriff that lives right here. 100%. >> What does What does that even mean? >> I also know I have plenty of people that live behind me that are not sheriffs and that don't know anything about what's going on. >> What What does that mean? They have nothing to do with this incident now. >> They're normal people. >> They have nothing to do with this incident right now. We do. Everybody standing here does. >> What was that? >> Not people that live over there. I don't When that deputy comes back and lets you know how long you're here, then we'll go from there. Okay. Do you guys need any anything else? >> I'm going home in my house. >> When the woman attempts to walk away despite commands, officers escalate and inform her she will be arrested if she does not comply. >> Nowhere. You're staying here. Did you not hear what I said? You can't leave here. >> You didn't say that part. >> Oh, I didn't say that. >> You know what you said? >> As soon as her As soon as my baby's okay, then I can go home. >> If you walk away, you're going to jail. >> For what? >> I don't have to tell you for what? Just don't go nowhere. >> I don't want to go anywhere. >> If you walk away, you're going to jail. You understand that, right? If you try to leave, you're >> I'm making sure my car is locked. What are you guys trying? >> Go back over there. I'll be right back. >> He's going to go talk to somebody. Ask exactly how long you were parked here. >> Okay. He doesn't know because I literally just parked. >> No, he doesn't know. That's why he's going to find out. >> Yeah. So, how would he know? >> Cuz he's going to go talk to the witness who saw you parked here for an hour. >> I wasn't here for an hour. I literally just paid out. >> If the witness says you were, then you were. I literally just paid out. Well, you guys can knock on my door. I literally had to take a >> Don't go nowhere. >> Knock knock knock on my door. >> Don't go nowhere. >> I live right there. >> Don't go nowhere. >> I got to take >> Don't Don't walk away. >> I'm not going now. Now you're going to jail. >> She continues resisting instructions. Officers move to arrest and a physical struggle occurs as they attempt to secure her. >> Now you're going to jail. >> No, no, no, no. I'm not going. Now you're going to jail. Stand right here. Come here. >> I'm not going anywhere. Why are you doing anything to me? >> Because you don't listen. >> I'm not doing anything. Come here. Come here. Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. >> No. No. No. No. >> Let go. Let go. >> Let go. Do you have a good >> I'm not doing anything. >> You're not now. I haven't been. >> Now you're different about doing it cuz now you're going to jail. Drop this. >> I haven't been. >> And you smell like alcohol, too. >> I don't know. >> Let go. Let go. LET GO. LET GO OF IT. Let go of it. >> What the hell are you doing? You just made [ __ ] so much worse for yourself. >> During the struggle, officers report being kicked and bitten. They restrain her and place her in the patrol vehicles. Let >> go of it. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Let's get her. >> Do what you're [ __ ] told to do. Let's Let's >> What are you Let's get her. >> What are you grabbing? What are you right there? >> She's grabbing me. >> All right. We're all right. We're all right. We're all right. Come on. Come on. We're all right. I got him. I got >> touching him. Are you trying to go? >> There's no way you're trying to go for my right now. I don't have [ __ ] >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Kill my leg. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Kill my leg. >> Get in the car. >> Why the [ __ ] would I get in the car? I'm not doing [ __ ] >> GET IN. >> GET THE OFF. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> SIT IN THE CAR. SIT IN THE CAR. >> Get the [ __ ] off me. >> Nope. That ain't going to happen. You keep killing me and grabbing my >> Okay. >> Don't kill me. You're going to be adding charges. I'm literally doing it. >> I'm not. Get in. Back up. >> Get in. >> Back up. >> Okay, look. Calm down. We're good. Get in. >> The woman continues to resist and question the arrest. Officers warn additional charges may be added due to her actions. >> No, I know. >> My stuck my fine. Just jump up. >> Slide back. >> No. Slide back. Slide back. >> No. No. >> Yes. >> No. >> That's another charge. >> Get in the car. >> You're charging me for what? Get in the car. >> Why are you arresting me? Why are you putting me in the car? Because you're going to jail. All right. Put her Put her on the ground. Put her on the ground. >> Get under. >> I'm not doing. >> I swear I'm not doing anything. >> Stop it. Just stop. CALM DOWN. >> WHY are you arresting me? >> I'm not doing. >> You made me so much worse than you had to make it. >> Please get off of me. >> Calm down. >> Please get off of me. >> You going to sit in the car? >> You going to sit in the car? >> I swam. >> You going to sit in the car? Get off of me. I will. Wait. I'm going to take this off of me. >> Get your legs in. >> I will put it inside. But I need to take the cuffs off of me. >> No. The cuffs are staying on. Hey, put the feet in the car. Let's go. >> No. Wait. My shoe fell off. My shoe fell off. No. My baby. >> Get in the car. >> No. No. No. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> No. No. No. My baby. >> I want to go home. >> No. You're on something. What do you want? >> I don't want anything. I promise you. >> You're not going home. I don't want to go. >> Officers coordinate medical transport for the infant and request contact with a family member. The woman asks for her mother to be called. >> No. >> You're only making it worse for yourself. >> For what? I didn't do anything. Where is my baby? That didn't do [ __ ] >> She tried to bite me. >> Call my mother right now. Call my mother right now. Call my mother. Please get the [ __ ] off of me. Call my mother for my baby. >> Hey, if I call your mother, will you calm down? >> I will 100%. Please call my baby right now. Please call my mom. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> No. Call my mom. >> We'll call her. >> Call my mom right now. >> Right now. Call her right now. I don't see your phone. >> If you calm down, I'll call her. >> I'm not calm. >> Well, then I can't call her >> cuz she's not Cuz they're not tripping. >> If you down, I'll call her. >> I'm calm. >> Okay. Okay. All right. What's your number? >> I'll tell you where you >> What's your number? Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> I can't cuz the exhaust is in my face. >> Okay, listen. Calm down. >> Can you move my hair? I'll call her. >> Can you move my hair? >> Okay, I'll call her. >> Can you move my hair? I will tell you right now. Get me off of the car, too. >> Officers summarized that the woman appeared impaired. The infant was unsecured in the vehicle and she resisted detention and arrest. >> I'll tell you right now, the phone. >> You're not calling. Let me stop. Let me see it. I can see under your phone. >> You want to sit up? >> Yes. >> You can sit up. You ready? On your side. One. Stand. >> Can you put the hair behind my hair? >> No. >> I can't. >> You may have not been told this before, but No. >> Then can you get me up? >> No. You're going to stay right there. >> I [ __ ] can't breathe. Please move my hair from my face. >> Okay, I'll do it. You got to go. We're going to sit over there. Ready? We're going to sit you over there. >> I'm fine. But please pull my hair from my face right now. Please blow my hair. >> Uh, you got to run. >> No. Move my hair. >> Take my baby with me. Take this off, please. >> Hey guys, you have a car seat. We're going to put it right here. >> A car seat. You need a car seat. >> She can't She can't be transported like that with that cuff on. >> I need a car seat for my baby. I need a car seat for my baby. >> Ready? Go. >> Hey. Uh, EMS. EMS. Can you pull up that uh what do you call Let's just let you grab me out. >> I don't know why you took that [ __ ] Cuz we got to put it. We got to tell. >> It wasn't me. It wasn't me. It wasn't me. >> Yes, you can put the puffs back on. >> It wasn't me. >> It wasn't me. >> Where's my baby? >> Are you okay? >> No. >> They're going to the hospital. You want to get out? >> Absolutely. >> Do you want to follow them over? Do you want to go in the ambulance? >> Bro, you have no idea what happened before you got here. She me my leg. She kicked him. She bit me. The woman was charged with child neglect, child abuse, four counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, and resisting arrest without violence. Remember situations involving impairment and vehicles can quickly become dangerous, especially when dependents are present. Following officer instructions during an investigation can prevent escalation and additional legal consequences. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. That was a tense situation, but the officers focused on getting the infant checked first. The witness calling it in probably made a big difference here. It's surprising how quickly things escalated once she didn't follow instructions. 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 dad drinks with 5-year-old it doesn't end well. >> Can you please step over here? >> I'm nervous that you're going to fall over, bud. Did you urinate on yourself? >> No, I'm not. >> Is this your son in the back? Now, >> please do not >> stay over here. >> Please do not. >> On February 23rd, 2025, a man contacted police to report a driver operating a vehicle recklessly and without regard for safety. Upon locating the vehicle, officers discovered not only the driver, but also his 5-year-old child inside along with a strong odor of alcohol coming from the car. >> Phone in the car, please. >> I don't know where my phone is. >> How you doing? >> The one behind it. >> The one I'm in front of, not him. He He's saying it's the one behind him. >> The one where I just The one behind us? Yeah. Check me on that one. The guy behind my white cruiser. >> It's Yeah, >> it is the guy I was talking to. >> Okay. >> Oh, it >> How you doing, sir? So, the reason myself and these other officers are talking to you because there was caused for concern that you were crossing over the marked lanes while driving. >> The driver exits the vehicle at the officer's request. He appears unsteady and repeatedly asks to go home while avoiding direct answers. >> You just parked your car. >> Yeah, that's what I did. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink today? >> Nothing to drink today. It is this one. >> Okay. What's that liquor bottle on the floor? Have you been drinking today? >> Is this your son in the back? >> Okay. What's your name? >> There's another bottle on the floor over there. >> Can we just here. Do you want to step out so we can talk a little bit more? Why don't you step out for me? Okay. What's your first name? >> My first name is Alvis. >> Alvis? >> Yeah. >> I'm just going home. >> Okay. >> Please just let me go home. >> Please just give me >> Alvis. I just want to go. Officers observe signs of impairment, including difficulty maintaining balance and possible loss of bodily control and increasing concern for safety. >> Slow down for a sec. But here, come back here and talk to me real quick. >> What's your son's name? >> Elvis. >> All I want to do is go. >> Alvis, can you come back here, please, so we can so we can chat some more? >> Yeah. >> Why don't you come back here to the >> Okay, let's go to the back of the back of your car. Yes, they can. >> What's your name, buddy? >> Just go ahead and take a step to the back of the carpet. >> He can talk. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry about that. >> That's okay. Don't worry about that. >> Can you take a walk to the back of your >> Officers question him about alcohol use and driving behavior. He gives inconsistent responses while officers assess impairment. >> Your car, please. >> Did you urinate on Did you urinate on yourself? >> I hope not. I will not. You're never mind. >> Well, it appear It appears that you may have. >> I I will not or you're an animal myself. >> Well, I don't want you to now. I'm saying I believe you may have. >> No, I didn't. I didn't. >> Okay. Put this on top of the card. I want to I want to walk over here and speak with you a little bit further. Okay. Can you please step over here? >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Let's step right over here, Elvis. All right. Turn around. I want you I'm nervous that you're going to fall over, bud. >> I'm not. I'm not. >> You almost just did. >> Sit here for a minute, buddy. >> All right. I want you to lean up against your car for a second. Can you Can you get rid of that cigarette, >> please? >> Can you get rid of the cigarette for me, please? >> Not in the puddle. >> All right. Have you had anything to drink today? >> Excuse me. >> I'm not I'm not trying to be mean. Okay. Based upon what I'm seeing, smelling, and observing, it appears that you've been drinking today. Okay. Okay. And in consideration to the other the other uh report that you were driving improperly on the road. So my concern is that >> officers attempt to initiate field sobriety testing and gather information about a safe caregiver for the child. The driver is uncooperative and does not provide clear answers. >> That you've been drinking and that you're impaired. Which house? Which house are you living in? Right here. Elvis. Is there someone else that can that can help us with your son? Are you going to work with me here? I'm trying I'm trying to find your reasonable care for your son here before we continue. Do you want to work with me or no? I'd really appreciate if you would. >> Okay. Are you not going to play ball? You don't want to talk to me. >> Elvis, do you want to partake within some field sobriety? >> What are you associated with? >> Do you want to partake within field sobriety? >> It's okay. I'm going to ask you one more time. Do you want to partake within field sobriety? I really appreciate it. One, if you work with us in regards to your son, >> nothing at all. >> We'll just let's wrap this up or whatever so I can >> Thank you for holding my son. >> Okay. >> Is there someone at the house >> home? >> Which house do you live in? >> Thank you. >> What? What? What house? What house are you staying at? Elvis, please work with us here, okay? We're trying to find consideration and somewhere to stay, somewhere for your son, your your son to stay. >> The driver repeatedly asks officers not to mishandle his child while failing to identify a responsible adult or confirm his residence clearly. >> Help him with him. I'm good. >> Grab a Want to grab a beer. >> Where are you staying, Elvis? >> We We don't need to make this more difficult than it is. We're concerned about your child and and where he can stay. Can you please work with us? >> Please do not mishandle. >> Stay over here. >> Please do not mishandle me. >> Mr. Elvis, he's trying to get >> Please do not mishandle him. >> Elvis, we're trying to find a spot where he can go and stay. >> Do not mishandle him. >> Come here. Come here. >> Do not mishandle him. Do not mishandle. >> Buddy, buddy, look. >> Do not mishandle. >> Please. Okay. Mishandle him. >> What? We're We're not going to mishandle him. Here's what's going to happen. Okay. I'd like to find someone who can properly care for your child. >> I'm chilling. >> Okay. Where do you live? Where do you live, Elvis? >> Don't worry, son. He's going to be fine. >> Please do not be mean. Stop going to be mean to him. Where do you live mean to him? >> Elvis, >> please do not be mean to >> We're not. We're not. He's holding him. He's >> After continued signs of impairment and lack of cooperation, officers place him under arrest for operating under the influence. >> Give him a bear. Is there someone that can take care of him? >> A beard to him. >> A bear. A bear. It's a stuffed animal. >> Okay. >> Can you lean on my cruiser, please? >> No. The other way. Look at me. Look at me. Where do you live? >> I live right there. >> Right here. >> I'm going >> at the yellow one. >> I'm going home. >> You live at the yellow hole? >> I'm gonna go knock. You good? Which floor are you? >> Okay. I'm just going to go knock. >> I'm going home. >> No, you're not. Would you like to partake within field sobriety? >> Put your hands up on the cruiser real quick. You're being placed under arrest for operating under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Now, can you please help me find somebody who can take custody of your child because you're going to be coming with us. Can you please work with us, Gran? >> I will work with you. >> Okay, then. Who can come take your kid? Put your hands behind your back for me. Put your hands behind your back for me. Is there someone that can come get your boy? Do you live with anybody? Does your child have mother or I'm just trying to find someone that can take custody of him. That's it, man. Come over here to the right. Have a seat in the cruiser. Please have a seat in the car. All right. Before we go any further, I'm going to Miranda. You have your rights. Okay. >> I understand. >> Okay. >> Do you understand what I have told you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Will you talk to me now? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Elvis is >> The driver initially states there is no one available. Officers retrieve his phone to attempt contacting someone on his behalf. >> Is there anyone at the house that can that can take care of your son? Let's let's focus on on on that because that's a very important thing. Wouldn't you wouldn't you agree? >> I'm sorry, sir. >> You don't have to apologize to me. Okay. I'm not mad at you or nothing, but I'm concerned for your son. Is there anyone at the house? >> There's nobody. >> There's nobody at the house. >> Nobody. >> Okay. Let me ask you this. Do you have someone that we can call? >> Nobody. >> You have nobody at all? >> Nobody at all. >> How long have you lived here? >> Oh god. >> Nobody at all. It's okay. It's okay. >> It's not okay. It's okay >> because we need to find someone to take your son. >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> There's nobody at the house. >> Is there anybody we can call? If I go get your phone, >> please. >> What if I go get your phone? >> Get my phone, please. >> Yep. If I go get your phone, can you call somebody that can take care of your son? >> You can call my phone, please. >> No. No. No. Is your phone in the car? >> Please. I don't know where my phone is, but it's in my It's in my car. I know. >> I I gave my jacket up. Is on my car. >> Is your phone in your jacket? >> You see my car? >> I see your jacket. >> Yeah. >> If I go get your phone, is there somebody you can call? >> Please, at least at least my jacket. >> I'm trying to work with it. But my main concern is your son. >> I know. I know. I know. >> Well, I'm good that you know. I I I enjoy that you know that. I appreciate that. But is there somebody that we can call? >> Am I Jack? Maybe. Maybe. >> Okay. I'm going to go get your phone and then we'll see who we can call. Okay. Officers canvas nearby residences and speak with a neighbor, confirming the driver lives alone with the child and identifying his unit. >> Maybe there's someone you know that we can call take custody of your son. >> Exactly. >> Okay, hang tight. Okay. >> Give me like 2 minutes. I'm kind getting somewhere with the phone. to see if maybe there's someone you can call. He's not he's being apprehensive and not really not really working with me. >> I just want to put him in cuz he's >> Exactly. We got to sit in my car. Okay, pal. >> Hi, bud. How are you? >> Hang on, Bubba. >> Yeah. Yeah. There you go, bud. Can you hop in there? Suspension, please. Anybody home? Spencer, police. Anybody home? >> Hi, Spencer. Police. >> Do you know Elvis Kitaka? >> Oh, yeah. He lives upstairs. >> Is there a Is there a wife or anything? Do you know? A mom? >> Um, all of his family live. >> Is it just him and the kid? >> Oh, wait. >> He lives in one of these. I'm not sure which one. Alvis Kataka. No, that's not uh that's not Allan. I thought it was Allan. Okay, so that must >> Officers continue coordinating care for the child, eventually contacting the child's mother, who agrees to respond to the scene. >> He claims he lives in >> 2F. >> That's right above. >> No. So, he would be two 2F. So, I think it would be that door >> in the front in the front. >> Yeah, I believe. >> And have you ever seen him? I've only seen him once or twice with um a little boy. >> Little boy. Does it seem like he lives here or does it seem like he just comes by once in a while? >> No, he lives here. >> Lives here. Okay. And have you ever seen a female party? >> I've never seen a female. Only him and the little boy. >> All right. Thank you for your time. I appreciate it. >> You're welcome. Get in here. >> Stay in there, buddy. >> Come on, you little rebel. >> Thank you. >> Here. Have a seat, bud. Here, buddy. Hey, have a seat. >> So, I tried all of them. I think his is this one, but the female party inside said she's seen him with the kid before, but she's never seen like a mom or anybody else come in. Cuz I asked, "Have you ever seen a female with him? Have you ever seen mom?" Anyone? She's like, "I've only seen him and the little boy." >> Just him and the little boy. Okay. >> Okay. Nice job. >> Not ready. Look at this. Hey, >> mother. >> There you go. I'm gonna go speak with him and see if I can't get her number. She says she can come >> now. >> Yes. Start. >> Stay here, bud. >> Okay. You know what? Maybe him in the booster seat up front is going to be safer than with what we have to work with right now. The child is secured safely in a patrol vehicle while officers arrange additional assistance and prepare for transport. >> Hold on, bud. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. Hop in there. >> All right, hang on. >> Can you grab the items, note them on the inventory if you do discover any further evidence in regards to >> We're going to get him back. >> We'll just swap cars. Mine's in the parking lot. >> Chris, is it worth maybe calling one of the fire guys to come over and give us an extra hand just with him? >> It may may not cuz he's not going to sit. >> Well, that's what I'm saying. Just to have an extra extra set of hands. >> 59's remaining on scene for the toe. He's 46 has the tri. We're going to be in route on seven. Could you get one of the uh fire guys just to meet us over as an extra set of hands at the uh station, please? Ray one, do you have the mother in room? Is that confirmed? >> Confirmative. I just hung up with her. She's >> officers gather the driver's personal items and continue managing both the arrest and the child's supervision. >> In the car now, she'll be a group from Providence. >> Oh god. 59. Can you give me that coat? Put his phone in it as well. >> Elvis, >> do you have a wallet in the car, bud? >> Do you want us to grab it? >> The phone's in your jacket. Where's your wallet so we can grab it for you, bud? >> Put it on the floor. >> 23 23 bucks. >> All right. Thank you. Can you just close the door so we can get by? >> Give me that tablet that's in the back seat. All right, Elvis, hang tight. We'll be with you shortly. Okay. Do we have a fire guy coming? >> Just for the child. He's a He's a handful. Just We're going to need another set of eyes. He's like running around just to help us keep an eye on the kid while we deal with the father. >> What's that? We already did, Elvis. But it would have been nice if you helped us initially. I mean, that you're not making this any easier, man. >> No, you weren't. Don't tell me you were trying to help us. You just >> I think we've been pretty fair with you. You don't have to apologize to me. You have to apologize to your son cuz that's the only person you're creating an inconvenience for. We're trying to find someone who can come take care and custody of them. Yet, you're not helping us at all with that. So, let's not forget what's most important, right? your your child. >> The driver was charged with operating under the influence of intoxicating liquor, negligent operation of a motor vehicle child endangerment, unlicensed operation, and a marked lane violation. Remember, driving under the influence significantly increases risk, especially when responsible for a dependent passenger. Cooperating with officers can help ensure faster, safer arrangements for everyone involved in a situation. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Hard to watch, but glad officers focused on making sure the child was safe. They stayed patient even when the situation was difficult to manage. This shows how quickly things can escalate when someone is impaired while driving. 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 cops find three kids sleeping in road while mom at nightclub >> my car warm up. >> Sheriff's office. Anyone here? >> What kind of car does drive have you? Uh, >> she must have >> On April 30th, 2022 police officers were dispatched after receiving a call about an unsupervised child lying on the floor outside an apartment. When officers arrived, they discovered not just one, but several children left unattended. >> You know, I got to get some information for a report. Okay? You know, cuz when we walk a real long way, do you know where you live? You live in an apartment or you live in a house? >> Are you hurt? What's the matter? Where's your mama you park at, sir? >> Where's my park? >> Yeah. Where did you park? Did you park over here and walk down and see it? Are you just You work a detail around here pretty much. >> Yeah, I work here. >> Gotcha. Okay. I wasn't sure if you just happened to stumble across it by Well, that explains why you open carry. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> No, you're good. >> Be cold. You want to come sit in the car and warm up? You don't want to? You just want to keep laying there? You want to go sit in the car for a few minutes till we find your mama? But you can come sit with me in the car while we find your mama. Okay. No, I'm not going to make you go over there if you don't want to. >> Well, there you go. What kind of car does your mama have? You want to point it to me? Come on. You want to show me which one it is? The white one right here. The red one. Oh, okay. >> Officers identify a nearby vehicle associated with the family and attempt to gather clues about the children's living situation. >> Stitch blankets in the back, bud. You like Lilo and Stitch? You got some Stitch blankets? You like Lilo and Stitch? When was the last time you saw your parents? Do you remember? You were in the car all alone for how long? Do you remember? Is it unlocked right now? Do you know? No. All right. Well, here. I'll be right back. I'm going to be at 28. >> Can you live here or you live somewhere else? I know you live at home, but you do you live here in in these apartments? Do you live like somewhere far away? >> 104. Thank you. Will you go ahead and run the subject and see if you can get an address, please? >> Yeah. Here. Come with me. You want to hold my hand? >> Come on. We'll go upstairs just real quick. Okay. Man, you walk pretty fast. You're going to start dragging me. What's What's her name? >> I'm sorry. >> Shil. >> Shil. Okay. >> Is there a red car out here? >> Yes, ma'am. I believe so. Do you know what kind of car it is? >> Mazda. >> Mazda. >> Here. You want to stay here for me? You want to stay here? >> Do you know which car is hers? >> Yeah. >> A neighbor states the mother is on the way and claims supervision was arranged, though details remain unclear. >> The door and door opened up. Yeah, >> Charlie. >> Sheriff's office. Anyone here? >> The neighbor manages to contact the child's mother, claiming that she left the child supervised. >> She said she's on the way. >> The brother should have been in the house. >> Where you come? Will you come with me? Come here. Hey. No, no, no, no. Come over here. Just let them do what they got to do in there. Okay. Oop. You all right? You hit your head. >> Apparently, she left with somebody. Brother was here. >> How was your brother? >> I have no idea. I'll stay here with you. >> Hello, ma'am. for you, Miss Shila. So, it was your kids that are here. >> Officers question a friend who says she was asked to check on the children. Her timeline is inconsistent regarding how long the children were alone. >> I live in building. >> Has there been anybody in there constantly tonight though? Cuz we found we found someone. >> I just ran to the house to go check on my son. So, I've been back and forth. >> How long you been gone? >> Like 5 minutes. I just live on the property with my son. >> I understand that. I'm I'm just trying to figure out why there was a child out wandering around. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I was just running back and forth. >> Do you watch the kids very often? >> Yes. >> Can you get her information? I Is Is this his friend that's been going back and forth from her house to here to watch? >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> I'm going to go a little bit. >> Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. Forgive me. I just walking out here and kind of getting in the middle of it. Which apartment do you stay in? >> Building. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. So, he I'm just trying to understand. Is this something that you always do or is this just like a tonight thing or >> just tonight? Not always. >> Okay. Okay. How do you know the woman that lives here? Like, do you all like work together or you just friends? >> We're friends, best friends. >> Oh, okay. Okay. How did everything start tonight? Like, >> uh, she just said she had to run to the store. That's all. That's fine. And I just >> So, she says she had to run to the store. What? Officers verify communication records and determine the friend was only contacted after police arrived, contradicting earlier statements. >> Time was that? >> Um, not sure. >> An hour ago, 2 hours ago, three I mean, kind of help me out. >> I'm not sure to be honest. >> Obviously, you were asleep right now, right? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. Okay. You just look like you were asleep. When's when was the last time? >> I don't have my glasses on. My god, I wear glasses. When was the last time that she came over to check on them? >> Like 10 minutes. 5 10 minutes ago. >> You sure? Cuz the call we we've been out here for over 10 minutes. I'm just I'm trying to figure out kind of our our time frame here. So I know how long you've had How many times have you come over here to check on tonight? >> Two times. >> Yeah. Not that long ago. >> Okay. Was it still daylight when she asked you to? >> No. >> Okay. Did she tell you where she was going? >> Uh she just said she was going to run to the store or, you know, do something. eventually. >> Okay. But you can't give me like a time frame on how long it was since she I mean, did she come over and talk to you? Did she call you on the phone? >> She called me. >> Okay. >> The mother returns and initially states she briefly left while others were supervising the children. >> Okay. So, so you could show us where she called you on your phone so that we'll know what time it was then. >> Can I go to my room? >> Sure. Yeah. Yes. >> What kind of car does do you have? uh grandfather. >> She must have gone with somebody. >> The one inside said that she talked to her on Snapchat. She told her that her brother was supposed to be here watching kids. >> After some time, the child's mother returns home and is questioned by officers. >> Obviously, I guess you've had some phone calls so you know why we're here. Okay. >> Um can you tell me what I'll just throw it out there. Can you tell us why we're here? >> See, that's what I'm trying to throw out because when I left my brother was here and my best friend stays over in apartment 3. So she when he leaves, she watches. She was running over to her house to take a shower. And then that's when I got the call from my other neighbor upstairs. So then I called my best friend and I was like, "Oh my gosh." I was like, I just got a call that the police was banging on my neighbor's door. So it kind of scared me. So >> Oh, no. I believe you did. It scared us, too. What time was it that you left? >> I left here about 10:30. >> Okay. If you want to talk to her over there, I'm I'll keep talking to her. So >> Put your step over here real quick. And you said that when you left, >> my brother was here. Okay. My brother Matteo. >> Okay. Does he live here or? >> And when he leaves, then she covers for me. >> Oh, okay. Did you ask her to cover when Matteo left or did Matteo ask her to cover? >> I asked her. We uh figured all this out earlier. He was We was going out to chill. Well, me and my boyfriend was. And my brother was going to cover for a little bit. He said he had other plans. So, I told him, "Okay, that was fine." and he ended up leaving. So I, you know what I'm saying, got in touch with my best friend to tell her that Matteo was leaving home to take a shower and do other couple things. And I said, "Okay." And then maybe not even like 10, 20 minutes after that, my next door neighbor upstairs, Ebony, had called me and I was calling her back and she was letting me know that you >> Yeah. >> Excuse me, you guys were here and that what was going on. So, it was about 10:30 when you when you left and you you talked to to your friend then to let her know. >> Yes. >> Okay. How did you did you call her on the phone or did you >> went over to her house? >> Okay. What time was it that Matteo left? >> About 11:08 11:30. Between 11:00 and 11. >> The mother admits she left to go out and that no adult was present for a period of time while the children remained alone. >> Okay. He said he was Well, he called me at 11:08 and said he was waiting on his ride. >> All right. So, so 10 You left 10:30. So, little not even an hour later is when when Matteo left. >> Cool. >> And did you get back in touch with your friend to let her know that Matteo was leaving or Yes. >> or she just already knew that he was going to be leaving? >> She Well, okay. Like I said, we had already discussed all this. I let her know that he had plans and that I needed her and by the time that he would be leaving because he was waiting on his ride and she said, "Okay." And she had them. >> Okay. And you said that you went over to her apartment to kind of let her know what was going on and that that you were going. Where'd y'all go? >> Me? >> Yeah. >> To the ride. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> To the vibe. >> Okay. Is it good tonight? >> Good. >> On a Friday. >> I said the same thing. >> And I usually go out on a Friday. >> Okay. You go out all the time or just like >> casual. Where's your boyfriend? He just >> still at the bar. >> Oh, tell him if I need >> Officers compare statements and confirm the gap in supervision, determining the children were unattended for approximately two or more hours. >> Do I need to call? >> No, you know, I got to get some information for a report, okay? You know, cuz when we get a call like this, we got to we got to come out here and check into it. Okay. So, let me go ahead and start doing all that stuff. >> You got your ID? That makes it a whole lot easier for me. Before you left, that's when you went over there to say, "Hey, I'm I'm going." >> Correct. >> And you you knew that Matt was going to be leaving shortly after that. >> Correct. >> And you let her know, but then did Matt call you or did he >> He facetimed you. >> Okay. Okay. He facetimed you and said, "All right, I'm about to cut out, >> right?" Well, he was waiting for his ride >> and then you called. >> No, Chhatel is the one upstairs. I guess y'all were not. >> Okay. So, so you called to let her know leaving, >> correct? >> So, you need to start going over there. >> Meanwhile, the other officer interrogates the mother's friend and finds something unexpected. >> So, you said she's been gone for about how long now? About 20 minutes, probably. You think? We'll step over here just a little more real quick. So, for about how long has she been gone? >> About 10 10 minutes, I'm thinking. >> I'm not sure. >> She just said she went to the store and then she asked you to kind of come back and forth for her. I just want to make sure I got the stories straight just so I don't mix anything up. And you said the last time you came over was about how long ago? A few minutes ago. 10 minutes ago. Cuz I guess so. The security guard supposedly found trapped up in a blanket. So that's why we came out here. And again, that was about 10 minutes ago. 15 minutes ago now, probably. Do you have a driver's license on you by chance? >> No, I didn't think you did. Just thought I'd ask with somebody out to the store. She was by herself cuz we saw her car over there. So that's why I'm asking that. So we saw her car. It was a red Mazda, you said. And it looks like it had like baby blankets in the back like Lilo and Stitch ones over there. Um, not what she had in the back of her car. I'm not I don't know if she had bunk in the back. >> So, so in all honesty, when was the last time you came over here that that you remember? Give me a rough estimation. Just tell me what's going on. You You got to tell me what's going on right now. You know, it might not be what you want to do, but you know, so we got to figure out what's going on here. Did she tell you exactly where she was going by chance? You know, what store that she was going to? >> No. >> Okay. The mother is advised of her rights, questioned further, and ultimately taken into custody while arrangements are made to notify appropriate services. >> There's people that need to go to jail that we want to take to jail. And then there's people that work hard that we just kind of, you know, but you know, we just got to figure it out. And I appreciate you being honest with me. >> The officers discussed the situation to reach a conclusion. >> Uh, she kind of told the truth. This lady contacted her once she found out the cops were here. I kind of figured that was going to happen because she said that she called her. She said, "No, I went all the way over there and told her." Yeah. I mean, I I knew it was going to go that way. It was just a matter of us getting to that point. >> I wasn't I wasn't sure you were on track with that. That's why I wanted to keep >> Oh, no. No. I knew where we were going with it. It's just uh I just still don't know how long we're talking about. Unless she Well, >> she did. She doesn't know when she left. She just knows that once we got on scene, she called her and said, "Had the copter in my house." >> Well, then we're pretty much to a point of and I'll say this hot. How bad does she want to make it? Does she want it to be a completely unknown time that she left or does she want to tell me when it was that she left? >> I would go back in on the next next round of >> I'm going to need to go ahead and call DCF. >> He said she left to go to the Vive at 10:30 and the call came in at 1. So, we're looking at even if we went with that 2 and 1/2 hours. Do you know? Did he already swear this one over here? >> I swore her real quick cuz I wanted to lock her. >> Oh, no. Tomorrow, this one. >> I don't know if you >> Okay. Okay. We'll do that. >> All right, ma'am. So, real quick, will you raise your hand for me? Do you swear and entertain that all the information that you told me tonight is true to the best of your knowledge? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you. >> I'm going to be as straight as I can when I say this. Okay. I can understand trying to protect your friend. We're going to do this. You came clean. You told us the truth. We appreciate that. I I ain't got to sit here and and and beat a dead horse. You know what you told us the first time that you know, but I appreciate you coming clean and being honest, okay? Because this ain't a matter of the police trying to come out here and and and he people up. We would have figured it out. But thank you for being honest. We're going to do the same thing. We're going to go in here and give her an opportunity to tell us the truth, okay? Because what the stuff that she's told me, that's not truth. Truth goes a long way. Just just like it did here. Truth goes a long way. I'm not saying this in any way to try and scare you because that's that's not what I do. Okay? I don't come out here to try and scare folks. But when when we have something like this and we're doing an investigation, people do things to hinder or obstruct the investigation that that's actually resisting under Florida state statute. I don't want to come out here and and lock people up for stuff like that when when we're just trying to get to the truth. Um I'll talk to you real quick before we go back in there. Her statement was that she called or she went over there to visit her at 10:30 and let her know she her and her boyfriend were going to the vibe. She said when she left her brother Matt was here. She knew that her brother was going to leave. Matteo facetimed at about 11:00 and said my ride's here. I'm about to take off. So Shila called her said, "Hey, he's about to leave. You can start checking on him." So I would tell her to come out here cuz you don't want to do this in front of the kids. You mind if I talk to you out here real quick, man? Somebody in there with the kids? >> No. >> No. All right, let's kind of keep an eye on them real quick. You just step out for me real quick. We're going to go down the end. I am going to shut this door. Okay. >> All right. We're going to go right here. What's the color of this card for me? >> Blue. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to a lawyer if you cannot afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to you to represent you before any questions if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these right and not answer any questions to make any statement. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> Yes. >> Okay. Tell me the truth. >> Oh, my brother left from over here and I was supposed to be going to make a quick run over to the vibe. I ended up leaving from over here not too long after my brother had left from over here. And >> do you know what time he left? >> Not by heart. >> Not by heart. Can you give me a rough estimation? >> Between 10:30 and 11:30. Between that hour. >> Okay. And then you went to the vibe with >> Yes. My boyfriend. I met up with him over at the vibe. >> You met up with him over there? >> Yes. So, nobody was here watching the kids from about 11:30 until we got here. Probably at time did we get here? 1 1 1 a.m.ish. >> It was really supposed to be a quick run and extended a little more than what I was supposed to be. >> So, will you do me a favor? Will you go and turn around? Put your hands behind your back, please. Go and put your hands behind your back, please. I am going to take this phone real quick. >> Am I allowed to stay here until my boyfriend gets here? >> No, ma'am. DCF's being notified now. Can I call my mom? >> You can do that when we get when we get to >> Not right now, ma'am. You're in custody right now. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything in your pocket that's going to poke, stick, prick me, get you in trouble at all? >> No. We're gonna hop in this car right here in the back. All right. Watch your head. Get in. All right. >> Thank you. >> Can we please not drive off until I see somebody? >> We're not going anywhere yet. We're not going anywhere yet. >> I was like, I want to see somebody like a familiar face at least until you understand. >> Yeah. No. Yes, ma'am. I completely understand. As of right now, they uh they called DCF. DCF is on the he's on hold with DCF. So, they're going to be notified about it. >> Is there any way that somebody can notify my mom on what's going on? So, when you ever get to the booking facility, they'll probably give you a phone call. And if not, when you get to the jail, they'll give you a phone call. >> The mother was charged with neglect of a child without bodily harm. Remember, arranging confirmed supervision is critical, especially when leaving dependence for any period of time. Providing accurate information to responders helps resolve situations more safely and efficiently. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Glad the officers took the time to figure out what actually happened. This really shows how important it is to have a clear plan for supervision. Good to see the kids were found safe and taken care of quickly. 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. Then he was just putting his hands on me and my mom. When I see him hit my daughter, I just turned into a different person. >> We having an issue. Like it's not the first time the police been involved. >> So when he hit me, he pulled my wig off. He have >> on June 16th, 2024 officers responded to a domestic disturbance involving a woman and her boyfriend. The woman's daughter had called the police after the fight escalated, but when she attempted to intervene, she too was assaulted by her mother's boyfriend. >> My sister called. Where she's at? >> Where she at? Hello. What's going on? >> My sister died. She left for my sister. He was just putting his hands on me and my mom. >> On you and your mom? Where at? >> In the living room. Where's your mom? >> She went to look at my sister's grandma. >> Is your mom wearing all black? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's her right there. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I'm 13. >> How old are you? >> He just woke up. >> Is anyone else home? >> No, just me and my mom. >> So, you weren't awake for anything? >> Mm. >> No. Okay. >> What's your name? >> All right. And who is this guy to you? >> He's my sister's dad. >> Your sister's dad? Does he live here? >> No. >> Have you guys ever lived as a family together? >> Yes. Yeah. >> Okay. Where did he hit you? >> Like Yeah. He was like this. He like >> he grabbed you around the neck. >> Yes. Like he pushed me onto my mom. >> Okay. Did you ever lose consciousness? >> No. >> Do you want to get checked out by the fire department? >> No. Mom, >> she's okay. >> Do you want to get checked out by the fire department? >> You hit me in my eyebrow. No. >> Okay. Mom, what's your name? Same last name. >> Yeah. He took my baby. She don't have He is the dad, but she doesn't have no bottle, no clothes. >> How old is she? >> She's 11 months. >> Is it his daughter, too? >> Yeah, but she doesn't have nothing. He just took her. >> Officers gathered details about the incident, including that the baby was present during the conflict and was in the man's arms while the altercation continued. >> He He walked around the corner. >> Where does he stay at? >> Like right here at the corner house. That blue house. >> Yeah. the address >> where he went. >> I know that's where he went. I went chasing him trying to get my daughter. See, look. >> Who's Davis? >> Are you guys married? >> No. >> Have a baby together. >> Just a baby. Is he parents to anyone else here? So, just that baby. Wait, where's that baby during all this? >> First, she was on the couch. She picked her up. She picked my baby up. Then, he grabbed my baby from her. And then well they was tustling and she was like no don't hit my mommy holding my baby telling him not to hit her not to hit me. So he's grabbing her. Give me my baby. >> Officers document visible injuries and continue collecting statements about the sequence of events. He >> is still fighting me while he had my baby in his hand. So that's where our daughter was this whole time. >> Okay. So in his hand while he was doing all this >> in both of their hands. First when he first hit me, she was on the couch. >> Okay. All right. What's his name? >> My Craig. Yeah. >> Craig Davis. >> C R A I G. >> Mhm. >> Does he work for the city? >> No. >> And do you guys have any custody agreement? >> No. So, okay. Where did he hit you tonight? >> He hit me in my eye. >> In your eye? >> Yeah. >> And what about the stuff on your knee? >> I was abducting from him while he was >> So, it started inside and ended out here. And the reason why is because he have my baby. >> The mother explains the argument began when she asked him to leave, leading to physical contact and continued confrontation near the doorway. >> I wanted to get her back. She's crying for me, reaching for me. He can take her. >> But she doesn't have no problem, nothing. Take a picture of you real quick. Can you put both your arms out? >> This right here. All right. Can you put your leg out, too? >> Okay. >> All right. Mom, can you come over here for a second? Walk me through everything that happened. >> Okay. So, we broke up. We were on in the midst of getting back together. He just a liar. Don't trust him. Whatever. He come here like 20 minutes, not long ago. Come here. I'm telling him like, "It's not going to work. Leave." Whatever. He get mad. He put my daughter on. She describes further escalation, including attempts to defend herself while the baby and another child were nearby. >> She was like, "Okay, I'mma leave." So, we ended up arguing from there. So, he swung he hit me. So, when he >> How did he hit you? >> He swung over me and hit me in my head. >> Open hand, closed fist, left or right hand. >> I don't know none of that. I just know >> that when he hit you in the eye. >> No, he hit me in the eye over there. >> Over there? >> Yeah. Over there. Cuz I went over there to get my my daughter. So that's how so when he hit me, my daughter came out of the room and she was like, "No, don't hit my mommy and he put put my little baby on the couch. My daughter grabbed my little baby and he was like, you know, I'm going to take her." He grabbed which is his daughter and he was like, you know, I'm leaving. So I'm like, "No, you're not leaving with my baby. Not this time of night." And plus, she don't have nothing. So he goes over there. We walking over there. I'm like, "You my baby. He's selling out whatever." So then he he called me a dog. I said, "Your grandma a dog." He didn't like that. He strung on me and he hit me. So we still argue. Still arguing. He's still swinging on me. That's how I'm feeling. Did this. And he >> And that was all over there. >> Over there. He pulled my wig off. He had my hair right now. He pulled my wig off and he walked off and I walk. >> And that's when you were walking back this way. Okay. So what happened here? That's when he picked up the baby. And what else? >> Okay. So here told him to leave. He was leaving. I was by the front door. He came by the front door. He swung on. He put our baby down. prior to him getting to the front door, he he's like, "He going to leave then." I don't know why I I was at the door. I don't know what we was arguing about, but he hit me at the door. So, my daughter came out of the room. When he hit me, I'm grabbing his shirt. His shirt is in the house cuz he's bigger than me. I can't he he can beat me. So, he's bigger than me. So, I'm come out the room, grab our daughter, and he she's like, "Don't hit my mommy cuz he's on top of me, but I still got his shirt." And he was like, "Okay." on top of you on the ground or push against >> on the couch. Go on top of you me on the couch. And he was like like don't do this in front of her. Don't do this in front of her. So I'm like okay. He already hit me officer. So I grabbed a bag of food and I swung it but it missed him. So he grabbed like then my daughter grabbed our baby. She's in the middle. >> Officers inspect the home noting where the incident occurred and confirming children were present during the altercation. >> Of us. He grabbing my baby. give me some forms. >> And she's in the middle of us. She's standing up. I'm on the couch. She's standing up. He's grabbing her, doing whatever. I know he hit her and he's like, "Give me my baby. Give me my baby." So when I see him hit my daughter, I just turn into a different person. I'm like, "You hit my baby." So I'm trying to hit him, but I couldn't hit him cuz in the middle of us, right? >> So then that's when >> that's when he left. >> He grabbed and he left. >> Okay. Has he ever lived here with you guys as a family? >> Mhm. >> This is his house. >> He owns this house. So, he has lived with her name >> here. >> And he's been like a father figure to her and stuff like that. >> My son. >> Okay. I need to talk to her again in a second. I'm just going to have you fill out some paperwork. Can you just grab her real quick? >> Does he have another house on on there? >> Okay. You think that's where he went? >> I know that's where he went cuz I walked over there. >> Can we just go inside for a second and just see everything? You got to lay in here. >> The teen provides a detailed statement describing the man pushing her and placing a hand around her mother's neck during the incident. >> So this is where we was here. >> Okay. And that's the shirt. >> Yeah. So he put here then we went to the door. And when he went to the door, I'm sitting here where King is. When they all move, that's when I got the shirt. And then I was sitting here like this. Pushed her on to me. India. >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you show me the the kids bedrooms real quick since children are present and involved? >> Is this the crib? >> Yeah. >> You were like on them all day. >> I got you. >> Raise your right hand. >> The words you're going to tell me is the whole truth. So, I hope you got it. >> All right. >> We're just going to step out here for a second. Mom, if you want to stand with us cuz she's a juvenile. You're more than welcome to. >> Okay. >> Then we're going to do some paperwork real quick. >> Okay. >> What happened here? >> And here. >> He was choking my mom. I said, "Can you stop?" I said, >> "How is he choking her?" >> He was like, >> "Both hands, one hand, >> one hand push." officers complete documentation, gather consent forms, and prepare to locate the suspect. >> I was like, he on >> by her name. >> And I was like, he on spot. And she was like, I'm trying to. Then he was like, but my mama didn't hit him. He hit her first and that's when he was like, this is self-defense, but she wasn't doing anything. So, I had grabbed my sister and he had pushed me. He had pushed me and then that's when I >> Where did he push you? Like on your person, where did he push you? right here. You mind just like pulling your shirt down just a little bit? >> Yeah. A little bit. >> Okay. Okay. So, he pushed you onto the couch >> and then he snatched my sister on my knee and as I was like getting my sister back and I grabbed her leg, >> the little little girl. >> Mhm. I had grabbed her leg so I get her back. He was like, "Stop grabbing my baby leg." And he pushed me again right there. >> And then he went to the door and then he was like, "You're dead to me." To my mom. When I was trying to get my sister and then he walked outside, he went that way. I said, "Can I get my sister? Give my sister back." And she said, "Go call the police." I did. >> Okay. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I was. >> Officers informed the mother they will attempt to locate and detain the individual and ensure the baby is safely returned. >> Medical attention? No. Okay. Okay. Can we go back and say that? >> All right, Mom. Real quick, I'm just going to go over this. One's going to be for your daughter, but because she's a juvenile, I'm going to need you to sign it. So, both of these are essentially the same thing. It's your right, your guys' right to privacy. So, what I'm going to need you to do for this one is print your name here. All righty. And then you're going to do the same thing for your daughter, your name there, and then sign right there. Sign. And then just print your daughter's name next to it. Okay. You play sports? >> No. >> Well, I used to track. >> What'd you play? >> I played baseball. >> I like baseball. >> What did you used to play? >> I used to be a cheer track. >> Cheer in what? >> Track. >> Track. Ooh. What happened? >> She didn't like running. >> In order to be in track, you really got to like run. >> He hit me so hard in my eye. I thought I was going to knock out. >> Do you Do you want me to get the fire department to come check you out? I have no problem doing that. >> No, I'm okay. >> All right. So, we're going to go try to make contact with him. If we do, he is going to be arrested tonight and we'll call you and have you come over and get your baby. Okay. >> Officers locate the man at a nearby residence with the baby and make contact. >> Do you have any questions for me while I'm here? >> Can I just give you a car seat? I don't want to deal with him. >> Can I give you a car seat? I don't >> I don't know if we'll be able to transport her, but we can bring you over there to the we can drive you back. Just stay here for now. He will come back and get you. Right. >> All right. We're going to go try to find him real quick. >> Yeah. >> All right. Real quick, I pull up a picture. May or may not be him. I just want you to take a look and let me know. Say that again. >> That's him 100%. >> Awesome. Thank you. You saw him? That's him. >> The man provides his version of events, stating there was a disagreement and that he left with the baby. >> There's a back way. >> One of you. >> He's over there. I'm right here. >> Huh? He's going over there. I'm with you. >> Hi. >> Hello. Is Craig Davis here? >> Yes, >> Greg. Can you come talk to me real quick? You can put the baby down. We just need to talk. Just give the baby to someone else. >> All right. She going to cry. >> It's okay. Okay. What happened? We having an issue. Right. We supposed to live together or whatever. Mhm. >> And every time I try to come to make sure agree with her, it's not the first time the police been involved. Like one day here, I have my daughter here. So all I >> officers detain him based on statements and observed evidence placing him under arrest without further incident. >> Around tonight they say cuz I've been all my stuff in my grandma car. I mean in my car. So I come to my grandma house. That's my house right around there. And um I tell her my first father's day I want to go to breakfast with my daughter. >> Oh no. You're not coming to get a girlfriend to take her out. She blocked the door. I get out the door and I come around here with her. She follow me in. I lock the door on her and I go in the house. >> Okay. That's it. Yeah. All right. I ain't never been to jail before. This is crazy. Can I put on the shirt? We can >> This is how I have my own father's day. >> Got me. That's crazy. >> The man is escorted to the patrol vehicle while officers coordinate returning the baby to the mother. >> All right. Turn it. Turn it. You hurt me, bro. >> You hurt me, bro. >> Yeah, >> you hurt my wrist on this side. I know. Okay. >> You thick guy. >> Yeah. >> Some broad shoulders. So, yes, ma'am. Just worry about him. >> So, I'm going to go to jail. >> Y, please. >> Yes. I'm going to jail. Dang, that's crazy. Dang, that's crazy, bro. >> That's crazy. >> Yeah, take it to my mom cuz she going to cry nobody but for me and mom. >> Can I get shoes? We'll grab your shoes. We're just going to go to the car real quick. >> That's crazy. Have mom. >> Yeah, that's crazy. Val, do you want to go get mom? >> Yes, sir. >> Here. >> All right. That's crazy, >> bro. I don't get that shirt, though. >> Yeah, >> they're grabbing you a shirt. >> This how I go to jail for the first time, huh? Mhm. >> It's crazy, bro. How you doing, though? Hey, brother. Have a seat. I only know how to get in here. >> Hey man, I don't know if S let you know. >> I'm going to have mom come pick up the baby. >> Yeah, you got no mom. He got some sandals or a slipper or something you can get so he barefoot. >> I'm sorry. I can't get somewhere. Okay. >> I'll be right here. >> Where the shoes at? Where? What you requesting? >> We going We don't need the jacket. He got that shirt. It's going to be >> Yeah, but he go to county. He might be cold. >> They're going to have him take it off and put They're going to dress him off anyway. It's going to go in a bag. >> Okay. Gotcha. Thank you. >> I try. >> I thought we lost you for a second. I almost hit the bolo for you. Got nervous. >> You could You could see my mustache from across there. >> I saw it on the new I saw it on the new house. You can just wait. >> See, I don't like your fur, baby. >> Have a better night, y'all. Real quick before you put her away, let me just get a couple pictures of baby. Little big girl. >> I know, boy. You want baby to get checked out for anything? >> No. Okay. All right. You're all good. Get home safe, please. Try to have a better night. The individual was charged with two counts of domestic simple battery and one count of child neglect without great bodily harm. Remember, calling for help during escalating conflicts can allow responders to intervene and restore safety. Keeping distance and deescalating arguments is critical when tensions rise in shared living spaces. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. The teen did the right thing, calling for help when things got out of control. Officers handled this carefully and made sure the baby was safe. Tough situation, but glad everyone was accounted for in the end. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officer step in. Did you predict that rescue? The next incident is when Abby teacher gets fired for hitting autistic child. >> Jamie just came up and just by her feet and her out and said that she's not doing this today. But she just like kind of went up grabbed him by one hand and just like pulled him off and I was like like under his like right here on his arm and I was like you don't it's like that like just you just don't. On February 24th, 2023, police received a call regarding a behavioral interventionist at a school who had reportedly been aggressively pulling children off tables. When officers arrived at the scene, they began interviewing staff members who had witnessed or had information about her alarming behavior. >> Thank you. >> Not my first time in C, so I know how to kind of adjust. So yesterday all I'm see I'm exhausted. I haven't slept. My mother-in-law is having open heart surgery right now. It's not looking good. So >> I'm sorry. I don't mean to add. >> It's been a rough day. No, this already happened and I want it taken care of. So >> yeah. >> Um after the hall check, we were debriefing yesterday just about everything stuff that we thought we could do better. Questions we had for you, different things. >> Yeah. Um, and that's when my team told me, "Hey, just so you know, Jamie's by their ankles by their ankles." So that's when they told me that she off table by his ankles. >> They say like how they were seated in there or they were they standing >> she was sitting in the cabinet like this crossed >> and knowing he was laying on the table would be my guess. I didn't. Another staff member states they directly observe the interventionist pull a student off a table and in a separate instance pull a student by the arm in a forceful manner. >> Either of these things >> the officers expected to interview the other women to find out how the incident happened. >> So can you just kind of give me a synopsis of kind of what you saw, what you what you heard kind of the situation here. So Tuesday was laying on the table and um she grabbed him by Jamie grabbed by his ankles and pulled him off the table and I mean thankfully he like stood up when he was getting pulled off the table so he didn't fall or anything. Um but pulled him off the table and then yesterday she was talking about how she was just done. Her fuse is short. she just wants to quit and pretty much says that, you know, we can get put in the crossfire pretty much of getting bit or hit or whatever and she's just done with it cuz she had just gotten bit and she grabbed him like we were getting ready to I don't even remember what we were transitioning into but she just like kind of went up grabbed him by one hand and just like pulled him off and I was like like under his like right here on his arm and >> witnesses explain that the student typically responds to verbal guidance and assisted movement and note that no immediate safety threat required force. like you don't kids like that like just you just don't like I don't even my own kids like that. So is on getting on the table, is that kind of a regular thing for him? Like a typical behavior is >> It tends it sometimes it is, but like I was working with him and trying to get him off because he does really well with like if you just say it's time to get off the table and like if you talk with him and just like put your hands out, he'll put his hands on him and then like he'll climb off the table. But I was working with him and she was just like, "No." And like just grabbed him off and I was like, >> "Okay." >> Okay. >> Really? That that happened out of frustration? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So did he have any injuries or anything? Did you check on him? >> Not that I could see. >> Okay. How about on the arm thing? >> Um, not that I could see. >> Okay. >> But yeah, she just like grabbed him by the arm and like pull them just like with one like if I help them down like I grab them by their side. Like I just like put my hands here. So they I make sure like they mostly put themselves like down but I like help them down but she just like went just onehanded grabbed them off and like >> pulled them off and I was like >> and so you gesturing like kind of by like the tricep area. So okay. >> The interview continues with the next employee who saw the incident happen. Can you just kind of give me kind of an overview of kind of what you saw heard what's going on? >> So, I believe it was it was either Tuesday or Wednesday of last week. Um was in one of like our cabs down at the bottom underneath the sink and I was talking to her to get her out. >> Witnesses also report the interventionist expressing frustration and concern about losing control along with statements about being overwhelmed. Also, it's hard to like communicate really with her. So, you just have to like really like keep going and keep saying things while Jamie just came up and just by her feet and her out and said that she's not doing this today. As I was the one doing it, so she like just took over anyway and told Caroline right after that all happened and then was on the table laying down and she off by his feet. >> And then was this on the same day? >> No, it was two different times. >> Okay. And then she also has underneath her arm and like pulled him away cuz he was trying to get on the table like just really aggressively like pulled him by his arm. Something that I think is just inappropriate I guess. Got a child. >> And then she just has made statements like she's going to blow her feet. >> Officers proceed to the interventionist's residence to obtain her account and advise her of her rights before questioning. >> She's going to lose it on these kids that we need to handle it. She's not going to do it because she's going to lose it. We don't really do anything like physical with kids unless they're hurting someone or they're hurting themselves. They weren't He wasn't doing any of that. >> That's right. >> The officers go to the suspect's home to get her side of the story and draw a conclusion. >> Her name on it. >> Hello. Call please. Hi. >> Hi. Hi. I'm here. Uh Jamie. Uh she's laying down right now. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. >> Just give me one moment. Sure. >> May I ask what this is about? >> Oh, I need I need to talk to her about an incident that occurred at the school. >> Gotcha. Thank you. >> Hi. Uh, I just want to talk. The interventionist acknowledges assisting students off surfaces but denies pulling by ankles stating she uses waist level support and focuses on safeties. >> You about incident that's been going on at Bambiran. So before I speak with you, I just want to give you read your random warning. >> So you have the right to remain silent. entities say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have a right to an attorney before and or during questioning. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> Am I under arrest or anything? >> I mean, you were Miranda, did you understand them? And do you wish to talk to me? >> No. >> You don't know like under arrest or what's >> So, I just need to talk to you get your side of the story. is why I wanted to speak with you. So, this is about uh we got two students at the school and it looks like we got witnesses that has seen it. So, I know you spoke with the principal. Okay. Is there anything you'd like to add? >> And I spoke with my supervisor, too. Okay. >> Afterwards. So, >> so looks like there's a couple there's a few witnesses here. Uh looks like on February 21st, uh witness said they seen you pull table by his ankles. Kind of like a dragging motion like dragging him off. What about Do you know who Yeah. Could you describe them to me? >> Tiny guy. >> Yeah. Ethnicity, white, Hispanic, >> Hispanic. >> Hispanic. Okay. So, what is your role in the in the class? >> To assist with running goals and behavior. >> Behavior. Okay. Uh, how do you deal with behavior >> in that room? because it's different with all of them, but that room's kind of >> She describes a challenging classroom environment, frequent behavioral incidents, and personal frustration after being physically impacted by students. >> Chaotic, >> kind of chaotic. Okay. >> Majority of the kids are constantly on the tables, constantly on the counters. Oftent times I find myself being the only one going and getting them off the tables or either verbally or having to wrap my arm around their waist and bring them down. >> What is the your policies or the way you're supposed to handle those? Like is it just they're not listening? How does that look like? >> Our first concern is the safety >> and to me being on a counter or tabletop is not being safe. So if they're not going to come down, I help them by picking them up and bringing them down. And how do you help them? Like how do you could you demonstrate how you would do that? I >> usually just wrap my arms around their waist underneath their arms. >> They come up and then set them back down on the floor. >> Um is there any other staff there around you that Okay. Why would witnesses mention that they've seen you getting frustrated? I know it gets frustrating. Uh you know, I'm also I work with kids. I'm a school resource officer. This officer is school resource officer. Sometimes it gets it gets hectic and you get stressed out. How do you feel with work? Is it stressful? Is it >> fun? I love my job. Mhm. >> Um but I since I've been in down here and I have found it very frustrating >> cuz often times I feel like I'm the only one addressing the kids. I'm the only one working with them while the others are sitting around the main desk talking. Since I've been there, there is no structure there. They just come in and do what they want and play all day. >> Right. Have you ever missed them that you were just like ready to quit? And >> yesterday I did get over frustrated after I had helped one kid down off of the counter. He turned around and bit me. And then another time he got frustrated, came up ahead, hugged me and bit me again. Another kid was agitated and had run out of the class. Two other staff went and got him, brought him back. He was still agitated and just running and and I was standing in the bathroom blocking the shelves cuz he was wanting to tear all everything down off the shelves. And when he couldn't get to the shelves, he started and then scratched me. Yeah, >> they're almost gone, but they're still he's stuck all the way down. This is the only part where he kind of broke the skin. >> And so, >> and so I got over frustrated. I mean, >> right. >> It's just like >> Right. What kind of kids are you dealing with? >> Majority of them are non-verbal, low functioning. >> Okay. >> There's this couple that are higher functioning and still way beyond what >> you addressed with staff that hey, this is they're being physical. Correct. Like your princ the principal or your boss. >> Yeah. Yesterday I had expressed my frustration cuz you know all those physical things had happened to me and >> it's a lot to handle. >> That is >> when you're getting attacked you get frustrated >> right >> you know. >> Right. And how do you how do you deal with your frustration? >> I tend to kind of joke around after I've kind of taken a breather and stepped back. I kind of joke around. >> So I'll uh I want to share with you that you've been you've been explaining these before. Maybe not all of them but I want to let you kind of know what some witnesses were mentioning cuz I wasn't there. Um, looks like on February 21st, uh, >> the interventionist continues to deny improper handling, attributing differences to interpretation of safety procedures and classroom management styles. >> This witness observed yourself pull the table by his ankles. I overheard Jamie to get off the table and when I looked over, he was laying on his stomach. She grabbed him by his ankles and pulled them off like how you would drag someone by their ankles if they were on the floor. Have you ever grabbed physically? >> If I couldn't get to up here around the waist, you know, like right here to kind of bring them to me so I could lift them appropriately, but I've never any kid by their ankles. >> Okay. And someone could perceive the dragon be different maybe like was he on there? You said you grab him by the waist. Did you not drag him and or did you grab him somehow to get off? How did you get him off? >> He was already on his stomach and I grabbed right here to kind of just bring him closer so I can get under his arms and lift him back up. >> So you grabbed him from waist? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And one hand, two hands. >> Two. >> Two hands. Okay. Um, did you gently or forcefully How did you grab him? >> It's gently. It's never forcefully. >> Okay. I have another witness and they stated they believe it was Tuesday. was laying on the table when she went up and him by the ankles. So, another person said ankles to get him off the table. He was not dangerous. It was not a situation to do. So, is that like something you guys do if it's if he's a harm to himself or others where you guys intervene physically? >> Yeah. And >> I'm I'm asking you. I don't know. >> Kind of seeing that my definition of safety is far beyond what theirs is. I don't think being on a table crawling around or standing on it or whatever is safe. you know, especially after last week when the tables actually broke when they were doing that. >> And also seen uh Jamie grab him under the arm as he was trying to climb up on the table. Another witness has stated Jamie pul of our kinders off the table by their ankles. This is now three people instead of helping them off the proper way. What is the proper way? >> I'm not quite sure cuz apparently their view of it is different than mine. >> But yeah, what is what do they what would they mean by a proper way? What is the proper way to do it? >> I don't know cuz I don't feel that what I've done is wrong. >> So, how do they do it? How does Have you seen anyone else do it? >> They let it happen. >> Okay. You know, that's where, you know, I was telling my supervisor today is I often get frustrated because they are sitting at the front desk talking >> and or eating and not paying attention to the kids unless there's something major that they just happen to see out of their corner of their eye, then they'll yell at them. >> Um, and they can this one continues to say she grabbed the kids by their arm and not the right way. She gone off the table and this was uh listed Wednesday, February 22nd, 23. While we were transitioning to our next activity, she grabbed his arm by her hand and took him off the table. Is there anything you want to add to what the witnesses are saying about angles? >> I don't know where it's coming from. I She had crawled into the cabinet and her back was up against the wall and there's another shelf right on top of her. And I grabbed her legs right here to kind of turn her a little bit so I get up underneath her arms and help her out the rest of the way. I never grabbed her by the ankles. And you say you do it by the by the waist, not by the ankles. >> Never brought the kid by the ankles. >> This two events that they're they're talking about, you assisted them off table or out of the cabinet. By the waist, not by ankles. Okay. All righty. Well, is there anything else that you feel like you need to tell me or add? Okay. Okay. So, I will I'm going to go back to >> Officers later return with a warrant and place her under arrest for battery based on witness accounts and investigation findings. the police department. I'm going to uh let the investigating officer kind of know what's going on. >> After a few hours, the decision is made and the woman will be arrested. >> Hi. Hi. How are you looking for Jimmy? Hey, Jimmy. How you doing? You do have a warrant for your arrest for the battery. So, I'm advising you that you are under arrest. So, if you like to come step out, step out right here. My phone. >> Oh, no. My phone's in my pocket. >> Step right here. Jimmy want to face. >> They're under the bed on my side. How are we going to get them on you? >> So, this uh warrant does have a $600 bond. I'm not sure if you guys are in a place to be able to bond her out. And she'll obviously be in the Canyon County Jail. >> And how soon would that $600 get her out of there? >> Uh be pretty quick. So, I'm not the jail within several hours. I mean, she could be out tonight. Okay. >> Or early in the morning, probably. Probably more like early. >> I've never paid a bond before. I can walk in there with my debit card and pay it. So, I'm not I don't want to speak for the jail or a bail bondsman if you need to go through a bail bondsman. If you want to go through a bail bondsman, typically speaking, >> it's somewhere around the 10% range. >> Um or you can pay the full $600. Correct. >> Yeah, I have $600 cash. I can pay it. I'm just saying do can I use my debit card there or >> uh you just have to call the jail. >> So, just give us 20 minutes to get her down there. Call the jail and and ask them what their their payment method is. They might charge you for debit card. I don't know. >> Okay. So, uh, I have to, uh, call the call the jail. Regular jail number. >> Cany County Jail. Yep. >> Ky County Jail. >> And she can call you once she's there. She'll get free calls. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> It's not my first time in C, so I know how to kind of adjust her. It doesn't hurt so much, but I cannot put that one. >> Uhoh. What else have you been arrested for? >> I have quite the record. >> Uhoh. Good. >> Now have 14 years clean. But yeah, they were all drug charges. And >> you're clean though. Good. Good for you. Good. That is not That's not easy to do. >> So I did prison time the whole nine yards. Now, I watch stuff here. I watch her feet. Okay. >> The suspect is taken to jail where she will be held until bail is posted. You >> need help? No. We're going to go straight. You're totally fine. >> I have a bad hip. >> Don't be sorry to me. >> Oh, it's not. >> You go straight over here. L5S1. >> Is that what you said? >> I have a bad back. L5S1 also. So, I feel your pain. If you want, you can stand totally fine. If you want to, you can have a seat. It's up to you. How much time did you end up doing total? >> I did in prison. I did two and a half years. >> Wow. Seriously? >> In and out counting for quite a bit before that. So, >> yeah. And it was only drug charges. >> Yep. >> Wow. How much did you have on you? >> I didn't. I was under the influence. They had been watching us for a while, but because I had already had prior in another state, they were done and they sentenced. >> Wow. So you'd already had priors and then they had you under the influence so they just probate. Like you were on the probation or something or what? >> Yeah. >> You had time over your head? >> Yeah. I had more out of Oregon out of issues counting. >> Gotcha. >> Yeah. The judge gave me the full deal. Two and a half years. >> Hi there. >> Good afternoon. >> The interventionist was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor battery. Remember, consistent training and clear guidelines are essential when handling behavioral situations in professional care environments. Witness documentation and multiple accounts can play a key role in determining how incidents are evaluated. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This highlights how important proper training and oversight are in these settings. Multiple witnesses describing similar actions really makes a difference in investigations. Glad the situation was looked into carefully and not ignored. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officers rush in comment if you felt that spike.