I did tell you so much my I'll tell you again [ __ ] MY >> that motherly. Come on. >> Yeah. You smile. I dare you. >> I dare you. >> Okay. Come on. >> He left. >> What began as a routine response turned chaotic within minutes. Voices rise, emotions explode, and the situation rapidly spirals out of control. Caught entirely on police body cam. This video shows the exact moment officers realize children are in danger and why they have no choice but to act fast to get them out safely. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. Get away from >> Police respond to a family disturbance call involving concerns about a child's well-being with multiple family members present. >> We're going to we're going to go ahead and have >> Is that your daughter? >> That's my granddaughter. >> Okay. Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, come over here with me and let them talk to her. You said she's 18. >> Your granddaughter's 18. My daughter's 35. >> Okay. >> So, >> thank you all for getting your ass. >> You're welcome. >> I didn't know what to do. She I know she has these rages a lot and then, you know, next day she'll calm down. Um she takes all her anger out on everybody, you know. >> So, what seems to be the issue tonight? Um, like you said, he she just started telling him go do the dishes and just give them direction to do a lot of stuff. She's trying to move. The house is a mess. >> She's got all them dogs up there. Um, she's raising dogs and she's trying to move to Indianapolis. And I really don't feel that my son grandson, even my granddaughter should go with her. >> So, I may have to put myself in a position where I get a bigger place and take my grandkids. I don't want to see him go into, you know, children's services or anything like that. >> Sure. >> I was just and you know, every time she I get a call from her, I I just panic like >> Officers begin separating individuals to understand what led to the incident and assess the overall household situation. >> What's wrong now? You know, >> so who called you tonight? >> She called my granddaughter or your daughter? >> My daughter, you know, I'm come and get I'm going to kill my I'm going to cut myself and >> Okay. >> So, does she have mental health issues? >> Yeah. What's What is she doing? >> I She won't go to get herself diagnosed. She's been doing this for the last I don't know 5 10 years. >> Okay. >> Um her Facebook page has everything with Chucky on it and everything. Um >> she's mom's talking for us right now based off these injuries. Not to the forehead. >> Okay. She in the forehead crack. >> That's what he told me. >> And what did you get? Why did she hit you? >> Because she said that I was that I was to like give me a reason to cry for. >> What were you crying for? >> Like she was yelling at me and just >> she just goes off. >> Okay. >> For any reason. >> Then she just got her bomb and just started hitting me in my leg in the back of my head. >> Okay. >> You go. Then my granddaughter had to jump. This is not the first one. She had to jump in between to keep her from hitting him. She had to jump in the middle of it. >> All right. >> Mhm. >> Well, let's corroborate that with the with the granddaughter and we'll go from there. >> The child explains feeling overwhelmed after a household argument escalated while officers check for signs of distress. >> Uh, are you do you feel like does it hurt to touch? Yeah. >> My head hurts. >> All right. Is it just the one spot and then you said the back of your head? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Show me where. Like she hit me like right here in my leg. >> Can I look? >> Yeah. >> Like like right there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Anywhere else? >> Just in my legs. Like right here. >> Okay. Can you pull your pant legs up and let me see if I can see a mark? >> Oh, yeah. Like right here. >> He's so scared. >> You don't have to do scared. >> Um, do you have a headache? >> All right. How did she hit you in the forehead? What' she hit you with? >> Um, I might have I really don't know. I might have to go down and hit the couch. >> Do you feel like you passed out like you fell asleep and woke up? >> Um, make sure you tell them the truth cuz I know him. He exaggerates a lot too. I'm not trying to just make you know that he has that. Okay. >> But make sure you tell them the truth. 21 almost 10. We're working. >> Yeah. He he at school he reported her about a year ago at school to the teacher. >> Okay. >> And she was getting counseling. >> Uh-huh. >> Yeah. >> So what he reported to the school turned out to be legitimate. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. Mhm. Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah. Teacher. >> So let me just clarify. Okay. you were upset tonight and which made you cry and that upset mom and she hit you in the forehead and said, "I'm going to give you something to cry about." And then took her belt off or grabbed a belt and started hitting you in the back and in the legs. >> How many times did she hit you? >> Like three times in my leg. >> Family members provide background on ongoing tension, prior concerns, and previous involvement with school or counseling services. >> Legend like two times in my back. >> Okay. And what were you upset about originally? Um me and my sister was just kind of upset about um we were like we were going on and off about um doing the dishes and tomorrow is Monday and I got to go to school. >> Okay. Did she hit your sister at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> They they mostly get along the best. >> Okay. >> So he blames his father's not in his life. That's her fault. and she she blames that he has his problem cuz his father's not in his life. He does get a little upset and complains a lot and we try to we had him in football and try to get you know try to keep him active. I have him every weekend try to get you know make sure they're not sitting here in the house by themselves and why she works over in Indianapolis cuz that's where >> what's she do in Indianapolis? >> She's um uh cosmetology. Okay. She that's where >> I'm just going to take your pupil's buddy. Okay. All right. Very good. Do you feel sick to your stomach at all? >> Not really. My stomach is sort of hurting. >> Like upset. Has it been upset? >> Yeah. Um when like she was trying to get to me where my sister had to stop like my heart felt like like a sharp pain. My heart just it just didn't feel good. So then my grandma came up. >> Not yet. Kiki, are you okay? >> Okay. Yeah. She usually don't bother her, you know. And she lost her dad a year ago. He killed himself. >> So, same mom, different dads. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Same story. >> Uh, no. Go ahead. Slightly different. Will you come over here and talk to me? >> Officers interview the adult involved who describes the situation as discipline that became emotionally charged. All right. You already talked to my deputies. Okay. I'm their supervisor. I'm just trying to get some clarity in tonight. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> In your own words, tell me what happened. >> So, I had just finished cooking dinner, took everybody's plate to the kitchen. Kitchen was a mess. I'm like, "Okay." He's been asleep all day. He hasn't done anything. It's a Sunday. And I asked him, "Hey, you could either get ready for bed to school tomorrow or you can help me clean the kitchen." And then he goes, "Well, you don't help me with anything." Well, whenever I asked for help, and we just started going back and forth. Mom came in, he he was told to just go do the dishes. And when he was told to go do the dishes, he had attitude. And he starts pulling everything out real hard, slamming stuff, not throwing doing anything correctly, basically out of spite cuz he has attitude. And my mom gets him and gets real angry. And she tells him to go do wall sets. And when he doesn't do wall sits correctly, he has attitude. and is just crying because he has to do walls sits. She gets upset. She grabs the belt and uses disciplinary action, hits his leg, hits his his back cuz he supposed to be doing walls. His back is supposed to be against the wall and he's crying. He's crying hysterically and my mom is just losing it. So, I'm there. I'm trying to calm her down. And I'm like, "Mom, mom, just calm down." And then she gets to a point where she can't do it anymore. And I hold her back. I'm like, "Mom, go for a drive. Like, go somewhere so you can calm down so nothing happens." And while she's out, she calls grandma and like, "Go pick up Aiden. I can't be there with him or I can't be there. Me and him can't be in the same place. He's driving me insane or whatever." That's what I assume cuz that's what she's telling me. And um so she's off for a drive. Um, grandma comes, gets him, and then she we me and mama, me and my mom are on the phone going back and forth. I'm trying to calm her down. Um, so she can get home safely cuz I know she's upset. And she eventually comes home. I'm talking to her. I'm comforting her. And that's when the one of the policemen knocked on her door. And that's why I assume she called the police cuz what she told her. I didn't know what she told her. But that's fine. >> So he was told to go through wall suits as corporal punishment. >> Yes. >> Which is normal. >> Police clarify the legal difference between acceptable discipline and actions that cross into criminal conduct. >> Mhm. >> And because he wasn't doing that correctly, >> she started hitting him with a belt. >> Yeah. >> How many times? >> Um I think twice on the leg and then twice like right here. >> Did you witness it? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did he fall over at any point? >> He didn't fall over, but he said he couldn't do wallsits because she kept demanding him to do walls. And he said, "I can't. My leg, my left." And that's when I kind of stepped down like, "Mom, you can't you can't." And then that's that's when I told her to go for a drive cuz she started to get really upset cuz he wasn't listening to >> her aggression was growing cuz he's got a knot on his forehead right there. >> I didn't I >> That's why I'm asking. >> Yeah. Uh I didn't see her put his hands on me. I I was cleaning the kitchen while it was happening cuz >> So you So you didn't see >> I see her beat him, but I didn't see how he got the >> What is normal out outside of wall sits? What's normal corporal punishment for him? wall sets, situps, and then usually he gets looked not like I seen tonight, but like on his behind >> and on the bottom of like the back of his thighs usually and sometimes it gets on his up here cuz he's trying to block and she's still hitting him. That's usually what it is. And then um that's usually it. You always been with mom. Do you think tonight was excessive? Be honest with me. I mean, I I think all of us here agree that your mom would went too far, right? Has she ever been in trouble before? Never at all. >> So, so grandma tells me that at one point your brother had reported her to the school about him being abused or whatever. And supervisors review statements and evidence determining the situation exceeded allowable limits. >> It went it went all the way through and I guess mom had to seek some counseling. Is she still in counseling? >> No. >> Has she ever put her hands on you or is it just him? >> Um I got whooped when I was younger. It was like that. >> Like >> not like that but >> when you got whooped? Where did you get whooped at? >> Same place >> on the backside or in the legs? >> Mhm. >> Tonight was she was merely Was she whooping him and telling him to complete more or was it four strokes one after another? >> It wasn't one after another. It was like two on the legs and then he she told him to stand up and then when he didn't she hit his neck >> and then she was like, "Get up. Get up. Get up. And then see his back again. >> And then you said it because you knew it was too much. >> You see where I'm going with this? >> Are you going to take it? >> Yeah. Mom's going to go. Will you go get mom for for DV? >> Hey, Grandma. Come over here for a minute. >> It's going to be okay. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. Get away from me. So here here's the problem we're running into. >> There's a difference between corporal punishment and just abuse. >> Uhhuh. >> And the way she explained it, it's abuse. >> He was already going through corporal punishment >> and he wasn't doing it correctly. So she pulled a belt out and then proceeded to hit him more when he wouldn't just simply stand up. >> He lost her dad, killed himself a year ago. and and I'm sorry for that. >> Yeah. No, she feels like she's gonna lose her mom, but she'll be okay. >> But even she at 18 years old just sat here and told me that she believes tonight was too much. >> Okay. >> Thus, officers explain next steps to the family, including custody decisions and temporary care arrangements. Where I'm going with this, >> you know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> She'll have her day in court. >> Yeah. >> But tonight, she's going to your your daughter is going to come and she's going to go to jail. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um >> once we >> I had to >> once we kind of get things calmed down. Yeah. >> I'm just going to verify that >> someone talk to a counselor, medication, give her something. >> So once we get things calmed down, I'm just going to verify with mom that grandson can go with you. Okay? Cuz mom's got custody. So it's up to her on where he goes. >> Okay. >> All right. >> She'll probably say, "Yeah." As far as granddaughter's concerned, I think she's upset with you because you called and I understand that. >> Like you said, it went too far tonight. I had to do something if I hadn't called and she did it, you know. >> Sure. >> I mean, this is a lesson for her, you know. >> So, >> I got to go to work in the morning. Like, I don't anything to anybody. >> Are you serious right now? I got to go to work in the morning. >> So, we'll talk to her in just a minute. Let's They're going to put her in the back of the car and then I'll have you guys have a seat in your car. >> Okay. >> Um I'm going to have one of my evidence technicians come out and take some pictures of him. Just his the knot to his head and the spot on his back. >> And then um maybe we can walk inside for a minute so I can look at his legs. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Now she's mad at me. it. It's part of the process. Okay. >> So, I'm sorry this is happening, but it's it's too much. >> It is. >> T taking a belt to a child is one thing. Like, like I said, corporal punishment's allowed. >> Yeah. >> It it really is. But there but there's a a fine line between corporal punishment and even involving a belt. >> Mhm. >> And then there's you have a knot to his head. You got marks on his back. self. Admittedly, >> the adult is taken into custody while officers reassure the children and coordinate followup with appropriate services. >> When she was whooped, she was whooped on her backside and maybe on her legs. He was hit up near his head on his back and and nobody can really explain why he has a knot on his forehead. >> Yeah, >> that's why I wanted to speak to her separately because I needed some further explanation on tonight's events. >> Okay. No, she's okay. She just had to be upset with me. She'll be okay though. It's part of the process. >> So, um, if you guys want to have a seat in your Mazda for for a little bit, >> come on. >> Come on, dude. We'll be with you in a little bit. Okay. >> What is my daughter doing? >> Why? >> Because you're going to be >> What did I do? I was here in a second. also as well. >> Oh my god. Do you want me to link your clothes or anything like that for you? >> Yeah. Can I get my I mean, >> do you want you have shoes in there that we can grab? >> Can I get my clothes on it at least? We'll have your >> Okay. >> Yeah, we'll have daughter or somebody going for cuz the dogs. >> I didn't do anything to anybody. What are you going to do? listen to you. Do you want to talk? >> What can I do? >> Let her talk. >> Okay, I'll get I'll get down first. >> What did I tell you? Why are you doing anything? You're not doing >> I'll let you talk to your mom in just a second. >> We're going to we're going to go ahead and just have her sit in the car for a minute and then you're you're going to be able to talk to her. >> Okay. anything to anybody. >> You want to step off to the side here. >> I got you. We'll just walk down here. Like I said, I'll let you talk to Let you talk to before before anything goes further. Okay. >> Would you would you be able to go inside and just get your mom a pair of like sandals or shoes or something? Are you able to do that? >> I know there's a small dog up there. >> Four, five. >> Four. Four dogs. >> How old are you? Would you are you willing to complete a witness statement for us just on what occurred tonight? Yeah. >> Okay. >> I lost my dad. He committed suicide. >> I'm so sorry. >> I can't move. So, >> is your mom's going to go to to jail tonight for domestic violence? It's just based on on how she handled the situation with your brother. It was just a little too a little too far. >> I can't. I'm sorry. I can't. She's all I got. >> I She's It It's going to be for a night or so. Um, do you know if she's ever been arrested before in the past? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Have you lived with mom? Yeah. >> Your whole life? Okay. Just take some deep breaths. I It happens. It It sucks. Just take some deep breaths. Okay. >> Do you want to get the shoes and stuff first, then have her do this? >> The incident concluded with the mother arrested on a domestic violence related charge, the child removed from the immediate environment, and authorities initiating follow-up actions involving family services and custody review. When emotions spiral out of control, children often suffer the consequences. Accountability exists to protect those who cannot protect themselves. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. Situations like this show why calm decision-making matters so much. Kids shouldn't have to carry the weight of adult frustration. Hard moments reveal who's really putting children first. >> Peter, can you get him? Because I don't want him to take that. >> On March 16th, 2024, police respond to a noise related call and make contact with a couple arguing in the garage late at night. He left to to CLEAN PARK POLICE. ANYBODY HERE? >> You guys okay? >> Yes, I was arguing with my husband. >> Where's your husband at? >> He's right there. >> Oh, >> I came to the garage to call off. >> Okay. Well, obviously neighbors are listening, so that's probably why. >> They always listen. They always call the police. Like, I don't have privacy in my house cuz I have my kids in there and I don't want them to hear us arguing. So, obviously, I'm going to come to the garage, but obviously my neighbors don't let me have any privacy in my garage cuz when my son's here, they're they're always calling the cops. When he's here with his friends, they're always calling the cops. When we talking loudly, you're calling the cops. I have to call out. I'm sorry. I have to go ahead, honey. I just care about your well-being. So, it's nothing physical, just verbal. Okay. All right. The woman explains the argument stems from ongoing family stress and insists the situation is verbal, not physical. >> Do you mind if I ask what you guys are arguing about? >> He had the problem with drugs. >> He left to to clean himself or whatever. >> He went to he went to detox or rehab. Yeah. Okay, >> he came back, but I just went to note that he went looking for that again. So, obviously, I'm upset. I know I shouldn't be yelling at him. >> You have every You have every worse, but I don't think it's fair that after 4 months of sacrifice from our kids and myself again thinking about us. I guess I was screaming, telling him how frustrated I was, but I just closed the garage and I told him to leave so that I could cool down because I knew I was getting loud and I know my neighbors, >> so that's why I was in here. >> But you guys are going to be okay. It's never been physical. >> No, we're going to we're going to leave so we don't >> I just I'm trying to like calm down, >> okay? And I don't want to be inside the house cuz my son is sleeping and my daughter I have four kids. >> Yeah. So you did the right thing by coming in here but then obviously >> we're officers attempt to deescalate, provide resources and encourage everyone to calm down due to children being present in the home. >> No, but they're concerned too because you never know if it turns physical. That's what they're worried about probably. Yeah, that's why he was out there and I was out here cuz he talked to me. >> I'm just going to give you a form. The form is I don't know if you've ever been involved in a verbal domestic. It's just a form for resources. You can call somebody. They're free. Um therapy if you're interested counseling. So I I just I just want to give you that form really quick. What's your last name? >> Why? >> Go ahead. Take a deep breath. Put your hands up and take a deep breath and relax. I can't answer anything. >> Yes, that's what it sounds like. >> Do you take Xanax? >> I don't take anything for it. >> Do you want the medics? >> No. >> You want me to step away and give you some time? >> I think it's going to be okay. >> Okay, I'm going to step away and get get you some time to breathe and then I'll be right back. Okay. >> She's having anxiety. Okay. >> Okay. >> Tension increases as conflicting accounts emerge, prompting officers to reassess the situation. So verbal nochech. Chicago. Okay. Officers determine there is sufficient cause to take enforcement action based on statements and visible indicators. Do you have DV? You got DV forms. Can I get two, please? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You smacked him. >> He called me a >> Okay. >> Cuz he said, "Who are you?" with with the the guy in the back or the guy in the front. And he's like, he called me a smide side. Hi, buddy. All right. Well, with that said, unfortunately, you got to come with me. I know. I don't want to do this. Go ahead. Stand up. Put your hands behind your back. >> You can put your phone in pocket. Can I get my truckies or can you get him because I don't want him to take the truck. He doesn't have a license and he took it from that. >> The woman is placed into custody while officers work to ensure the rest of the family remains safe and calm. >> Kids that are old enough to have the keys. >> My daughter is 20. >> 20. Okay. Maybe we have one female in custody. Can you uh He doesn't want her getting arrested, so he's probably going to react. I'm taking her. Can we get a photo? Do you have Do you have the streak thing? Can we get a photo of his face left side? >> Uh, no. I got her. Let's go. Can you tell me? >> Police coordinate with family members regarding keys, transportation, and household responsibilities. >> I'm afraid. >> All right. You don't have anything on you, do you? >> Wallet. >> And you want the keys. Can I get the keys to your daughter? The keys are in my room. >> Okay. >> Um, I have one work backpack and they should be in there or in the first drawer in my dresser. >> Okay. First drawer in the dresser. Work backpack or what was the other one? >> The dresser and my backpack. >> Dresser or backpack? Got it. All right. Go ahead. Take a seat. He's going to stay with you. I'm going to go talk to the daughter and let her know >> she's >> Or you know what? Yeah, you could take her then. Yeah. He's going to he's going to take you back. I'm going to go inside and talk to your daughter. >> Okay. >> Here. You're going to go into another car. I'm sorry. >> Oh, go follow with him. >> All right. 325. Okay. Okay. Is this English? >> Officers explain the situation to an older child, outlining next steps and emphasizing temporary arrangements. Uh just no with booking. No, I got it. >> Let me know. Hi Chicago. We had to place her mom under arrest because she slapped her dad. >> He He told us she admitted to it. He's got redness on his face. >> We're mandated by law anytime we see physical signs, >> so we had to do it. Um, called the cops. >> Yeah, they're probably >> So, she says, "Can you make sure that you take care of your your siblings?" >> And then also, he's not allowed to drive. >> She's got the keys hidden. Do you know where she hides them? >> Um, yeah. I can look, >> you know, cuz she told me. >> Yeah. >> Here. >> Officers transporting the woman and confirming follow-up procedures >> cuz I don't want him to know cuz she's really concerned about him. >> He's He's not supposed to be driving. Um it's in her in her backpack or in her drawer. >> Okay, good. >> All right. She should be hopefully bonded up um by tomorrow. Like tomorrow's Sunday, so I don't know if they will do it, but she's going to county. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> Over here. >> Kind of traffic on both sides. >> We'll go with this one. You okay? >> I just Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah, you'll be okay. >> Everything will be all right. >> Okay. There you go. Going down. >> Okay. Okay. The woman was arrested on a domestic related charge. In accordance with mandatory enforcement policies, family members were temporarily responsible for the household while legal proceedings continued. Uncontrolled emotions can quickly turn private conflicts into public consequences. Stability at home starts with accountability and restraint. This is the reaction of netisens to this situation. This could have ended very differently if emotions were managed earlier. Stress explains behavior, but it doesn't excuse it. Sometimes intervention is the reset a family needs. >> I did tell you something my tell you again [ __ ] my >> on June 27th 2025 officers make contact with a man during a street encounter while investigating a recent property related incident nearby. >> All right. Hi man. Turn around. >> What's your name? >> What happened to the red shirt you had on? >> No red shirt. But I had this on my clothes on. What the [ __ ] you mean red shirt? >> Just shut up. Let me see if you got a red shirt underneath. Okay. >> I do got my red one. What the [ __ ] you mean? Why? Why? >> Where? Where you coming from right now? >> I'm coming from the store. Why? >> What store? >> Just come over here. It doesn't matter. >> It does matter cuz I'm looking into something. All right. >> I'm going to look into it, bro. I can't. >> What's in your hand? What's your hand? >> My vape. That's what >> is that vape? >> Yeah. Okay. Sit tight. What's your name, bud? I know this side. >> Where you headed to? Huh? >> Where you headed to? >> The man is questioned about his movements and identity, but becomes uncooperative, asserting his rights and refusing to provide basic information. >> I was saying that or porn and ran over to him. You okay? Yeah, I'm good. photo that I do. You know what I mean? I really have >> You want to grab him to do a show? >> Yeah. I'll have to drive over. >> Yeah. He's be uh behind the minis between 7-Eleven. >> What's your name? >> I told you I'm remaining. Police explain that he is being temporarily detained due to an active investigation and attempt to clarify his connection to the reported incident. >> You're not telling me your name? >> No. Like I'm not under arrest. I got no reason to do my name. >> Yeah, but you're detained right now. >> Well, I got no reason. I'm detained. I'm a man. >> Yeah, we're conducting a criminal damage investigation. So, you're detained. Okay. >> What's your name? >> And I'll give you my name, bro. I'm a man, bro. I got my constitutional rights. I know. What is it? The fifth man railro. Thank you sir. You >> live in Donner. You live in Ben Allen. Where you live? >> Not at all, bro. >> No. >> So where you headed to? >> It's a nice day. Like I said, bro, I'm a drunk day. That's just walking outside. >> I got no say, bro. Okay. doing some shopping in Butterfield. >> I am not in Butterfield. In my school, bro. >> Sorry. >> My school. That's why I'm here. >> Conflicting statements and evasive behavior raise further concern leading officers to continue the detention. >> Okay. >> Said you're coming from a liquor store, though. I don't for sure. >> Said you were coming from a liquor store. >> I don't I don't >> Why don't you want to tell us your name? >> You just walking through. >> Where you walking to? >> Hey, bro. I'm not I'm not Right down the bro. >> The dividing line for Down's Grove is that stop light. >> This way too. >> That roadway is down. if you don't want >> officers receive confirmation tying the individual to the reported property damage. >> He's just going to walk away. We don't know who he is. Uh obviously if the arrest that you desire to sign a criminal complaint damage to your windshield, >> you know, but it's entirely up to you. >> Okay. >> He's 100% confident. Paul >> one, if you mark time for positive ID and I show up. underrest. >> The man is placed under arrest while officers give clear verbal instructions to maintain control of the situation. All right, I'm in. Turn around. And now you are under arrest for criminal damage to property. Okay. problem with one way cuz it works. >> Good. Sure. down the car. >> A search is conducted for safety purposes as officers prepare transport. >> Hey, don't Hey, don't twist my arm, bro. Don't twist my arm right here. Don't twist my arm. Don't twist my arm. >> I didn't twist it. >> You twisted my arm, punk, you twisted my arm, my >> He said he doesn't, but >> All right. Spread your feet. I'm going to pet you down. Okay. >> You have anything on you? Anything? >> [ __ ] on me. You ask me, I'll tell my vape and [ __ ] bro. That's [ __ ] >> What' you put in your pocket? >> Yeah. >> Right here. This is my What you do that you mind, bro? >> Now you [ __ ] tighter. [ __ ] bro. >> Thank you. >> What's this? My belt? No. What's this? >> Oh, I don't know. My safe. I don't know what's in there, bro. I'm not trying to leave. I got pants under there, bro. >> I can't feel what it is. Push it in my neck. >> Yeah. Which pack is it in? >> Got jeans under here, man. It's got to be It's got to be hot. >> I got the sweat, bro. I got it. >> I get that side. A good sandwich. Matter of fact, it was a good sandwich. My beliefs are two, three, that's why it's good. You going to get my ble? Well, it was two, three, sandwich, right? Sure. >> Lots of layers. >> I'll have him take the sweatpants layers off. >> It's hard to feel. >> There's some paper in one of these pockets. I can't feel what it is, but it's thin. >> While in custody, the man continues speaking erratically as officers maintain professionalism and focus on procedure. Oh, it's a little plastic bag. >> Yeah, that's what's step in. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. I did tell you sh my I'll tell you again [ __ ] sh my >> Oh that is a nice gym f I wonder if you know mark Stephan I know. Hey, you ever you ever heard of Princeton? Boston, Washington, Huntington, Princeton, Nelson? Thank you, sir. You ever thought you were going to lose your job today? Thank you, sir. Just stepping h. Maybe explain your last check on here. Tell Larry I said hi to him. I couldn't wait to take these [ __ ] down this down this road store to ask. I said hi. You know Alex. Hey, what's up Paul? Yeah. Health department. Forensics. You know forensics. You know Dr. Hulu. Dr. Shamber. You know that. Thank you sir. The encounter concludes with the individual secured in a police vehicle and transported for processing. >> I don't know it's illegal to have my clothes at the park either. I like them black under the children to the children, bro. Like I don't need officer like you touching my co. I got to sleep with the kids. Even that little table I was going to make into a nice raft to back to the water and be thank you too for that. I was your daughter must have been there somehow. Thank you, sir. I was going to say it's a far far away from down this road, but I never seen down the road. I wonder if the Nelson place down there as well. I'm in the forest. Where? Which one? See, that was your sandwich you gave me. I'm like, thank you. I tell her that Polish sister say thank you. I guess I guess uh Polish don't appreciate it from a woman. From a paka woman. A Polish man wouldn't appreciate it from a paka woman. But I like I like it for my pool. It's good. 47 both side. Nice and clean. Huh? Yeah. I was saying, bro, what's up today, bro? From my heat, your heat stroke back here right there. Imagine going into a cold cell from being this hot and having a heat stroke. Thank you, sir. M going to a cold ass jail cell. He sure gets turned around. I'm not saying the pipe in the back door like just turn around. I feel AC coming from my back. You just turn it on. I c it off before you say. Tell me how your watch right on the back. The watch was down. Tell me the watch was right on the track. Trying to be stick on watch right on the venom. The man was arrested and charged with criminal damage to property following identification during the investigation. He was transported for booking while authorities addressed the broader neighborhood safety concerns. Refusing to cooperate during a lawful investigation often escalates outcomes unnecessarily. Clear communication and compliance can prevent situations from worsening. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. This kind of behavior is exactly why the police had to step in. People like this make entire neighborhoods feel unsafe. Officers showed a lot of patience dealing with SOMEONE THIS UNSTABLE. ON DECEMBER '08, 2024, officers respond to what appears to be a routine welfare check involving a driver slumped behind the wheel. Initial contact raises concern as the driver gives unclear answers and hesitates to follow instructions. >> Um, I'm going to have to step out of the car. Okay. >> Why? >> Cuz you're not answering my questions that well. >> Don't show me. >> Okay. >> Good. >> All right. >> So, just just just step on out, man. We're going to figure this out. Just let you know you may not be recorded. Okay. >> No, I will not. >> You have to. >> I don't have to. >> You do. >> Why? >> Come on. And can you just leave your hands over at the CR, please? >> Come on, man. I'm going to have to take you out of the car. Okay. >> Why not? >> Come on. >> Why? >> Because right now you just fell asleep on the on the vehicle. Okay. So, we just want to make sure that you're okay. Okay. >> Do you know where you're at right now, man? >> Yeah. >> Where? >> Without looking at the sign. because you know you have vomit on your pants. So I just want to make sure that you're okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. So why don't you just step out for a second? >> Sir, I just want to make sure that I can get you the help that you that you need right now. Okay. So you you've been here for quite a while. >> So I just want to make sure that you're okay. >> You do your job. >> What was that? >> You do your job. I'm stand right here. >> Can you just leave your hands over this room, please? >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. So, all right, man. Let's go. Let's go. Come on. >> Police ask the driver to step out of the vehicle to ensure safety and assess his condition. >> Come on. Come on. >> I didn't have to force you out of the car, man. Come on. >> Wait. She said, "Okay, where was you grabbing?" >> Okay, >> cuz you got to You're not You're not You're not complying to our instructions. You have to step out of the car right now. We have to conduct an investigation. Okay. So, compliance is your best friend right now. >> Just Just step off. Okay. >> We're just going to we'll finish this up on the sidewalk. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, just right over here. >> Okay. >> Just over here. Over here. Over here. >> What other unit is in route to Dodge or >> 77? We're signing off. Okay, man. Do you have an ID in the car? Okay, just stay here with my partner for a second. Okay. So what I don't pass out somewhere I know that location >> 175 >> The investigation expands as officers observe signs suggesting impairment and verify the driver's identity. I don't know here. No, just stay over here, man. Stay over here. I don't want you to get hit by a car. >> I know, man. >> Let's go to like B2 or Madison. It's going to be a white. >> I'll go all the way down to Dodge and go down. is >> right >> in the door. Soon as you know that you were parked at the bus stop partially in kind of blocking the bike lane as well. Did you know that? >> No. >> Okay. >> Do you live here in town? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Are you? >> No. >> No. Okay. Just stay here. >> In there. >> Here. There's nothing in here except Is that your name? Julius. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. They've got firearm to secure the car. >> During a vehicle check, officers discover a serious safety concern that escalates the situation. Somebody said, "Did you have too much to drink last night?" >> No. 72. Can you run an ID? >> You want to put it? Do you have anything else on you? >> So, what happened last night? What brought you? >> Uh, Illinois. Okay. I have some vomit and your eyes are super fine. >> No. >> All right. Well, you know, we just have to make sure that that you're you're fed. Do you want to see an ambulance? >> No. >> No. >> All right. Well, it's not normal for someone just to park and then just fall asleep behind the wheel. Okay. >> Good. United States being care >> right here. >> On the corner. >> Right here in the corner. >> Okay. Um, just hang out with my partner a little bit. Okay. >> The driver becomes increasingly uncooperative, prompting officers to take control of the encounter. Sounds like a car is a dodging noise. You need security. Can you run a um serial number on? >> OKAY. BEHIND 31. AREA. >> Additional units assist as the driver is placed into custody following resistance. Stop. Turn over on your belly. Right now. >> Stop. Stop. We do normal radio traffic. Traffic is clear. >> Hey, you got >> I'm getting >> I got >> Hold on. Let me get y'all dragging me. >> You want to You want to be a man? >> I'm trying to. >> You want to stand up? I'm trying to >> get up. >> Let me >> stand up. I'm gonna walk this way. >> Okay. >> 190 190. >> Anything in your pockets is going to hurt me. >> Madison with the uh when in custody row is the vehicle. officers secure the scene and explain the seriousness of what began as a welfare check. >> You want to check his legs? >> Lean up. I'm going to check your front. Pop this down. >> All right, let's take a seat in this car. >> Are they double locked? >> All right, one sec. Got to adjust your cups. You got it. Good. Good. >> Okay. >> All right. Take a seat for me. Everything in here is all body cam. Got to let you know. Yeah. What the [ __ ] The driver was arrested and charged with offenses including DUI related violations, resisting a peace officer, and unlawful possession of a weapon. The case was forwarded to the court system where final outcomes will be determined by prosecutors and a judge. Small decisions during police encounters can rapidly change outcomes. Calm cooperation often prevents situations from escalating beyond control. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This is exactly why officers never treat any call as routine. One bad decision turned a simple check into a serious situation. People underestimate how fast things can spiral when they don't cooperate. >> Wesley, come on. >> Yeah. Smile. Smile. I dare you. >> I dare you. >> Okay. Come on. >> Take that [ __ ] off. Can you >> take that F OH YEAH. >> OH YEAH. IT'S FUNNY. On August 24th, 2025 in Joliet, Illinois, officers respond to a disturbance at a residence involving a 47year-old woman who had been told she was no longer welcome there. >> Hi Leslie, we're back. How can we help you, hun? Are you trying to leave? >> Yeah. Can you guys? I sure can. Phone number. >> Do you know it? >> Where's your phone at? >> I don't He has it. And he want >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Police attempt to deescalate the situation by helping her contact someone who could come pick her up. >> Um, do you know his number by heart or no? >> Okay. >> Where's your phone? >> Has it? >> Your phone? >> How come he has your phone? >> He always takes it. Oh, okay. Okay. We'll go try to number real quick. Okay. >> What's the number, hun? >> 9083. >> I think she's okay to talk to you. >> Yeah. Yeah. Just >> you think what? >> I said I think she's okay to talk to you. >> He's my recruit. I'm training him. >> So, I just want him to talk to you instead. The woman becomes emotionally unstable, alternating between cooperation and hostility while remaining outside the residence. >> Is that okay? >> No, I don't want to talk to you. >> Oh, you want to talk to me? Okay, that's fine. Okay. What's his number, hun? >> I don't want a man. >> Okay. What's his number here? You can go down with Sean to see. >> It's okay. If it takes him a little bit to get here, are you okay to wait for him here? >> Wants me to leave. I don't want to leave. >> Okay. >> A I'm sorry. Okay. Well, and let me figure it out. Okay. He should be okay. He He doesn't He even said he didn't want you to leave. just now. >> I love him more than me. >> Okay. All right. Well, let me quick. Okay. I'll be right back. >> What's wrong? >> You're coming down. >> [ __ ] it all. >> [ __ ] what all. >> Yeah, that number's right. >> Yeah, he's not answering. >> Oh, he's not answering, Leslie. >> Yeah, [ __ ] it. >> [ __ ] it all. >> Well, what are we Why are we coming outside to >> No, I talked to him like a month ago. >> [ __ ] it off. Where are we headed, Leslie? Oh, you going to come smoke? >> [ __ ] it up. >> Her behavior escalates as she begins yelling, making threats, and repeatedly confronting officers despite multiple warnings. >> No, it's too late. Leslie, can I shut the door? >> That [ __ ] needs to [ __ ] leave. >> Oh, no. He's He's nice now. He's >> No, that [ __ ] needs to leave. I'm telling you right now. Get that get that [ __ ] out of my [ __ ] face. >> I'm telling you. Get that out of my [ __ ] face. >> He's not in your face, Leslie. Okay. >> I I don't give a [ __ ] That [ __ ] sat here and [ __ ] laughed at me and said, >> "No, he wasn't laughing at you." >> Oh, >> he wasn't. I remember it. No, let's not do that. Okay. >> Why don't you smoke your cigarette? >> Yeah, let's smoke our cigarette. >> He's right now. Oh, he's trying to help you. I swear he's trying to help you. Leslie, can you please sit? Come on. We were just talking really nice upstairs. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> That [ __ ] >> Wesley, come on. >> Yeah. [ __ ] smile. >> He's [ __ ] smile. I [ __ ] dare you. >> Smiling. >> I [ __ ] dare you. >> Okay. Come on. >> Take that [ __ ] off. >> Wesley, can you take a seat? >> Take that f Oh yeah. >> Oh yeah. IT'S FUNNY. IT'S FUNNY, RIGHT? >> All right. I'm not going to tell you any any more nicely to stop. >> Trying to call your your guy. >> Yeah, it's funny. >> He's trying to help you, Leslie. He's trying to help. >> I don't want that, [ __ ] >> Okay. Can you >> I told you I wanted you. >> Officers continue offering alternatives, including staying outside to cool down or arranging shelter placement. >> Yep. Let's smoke your cigarette. And then you came out here, though, to everybody, though. >> I stayed out here, so I didn't have to deal with it. So, >> right back at you. We can start this all over again. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Makes no difference. >> Somebody else. >> Listen, you got >> No, don't do that. >> Can you sit, >> [ __ ] I'm not scared of you. >> I'm not afraid of you either. So, we're on the same page. He's not answering. Do you have anyone else that can call for you? >> We can call for you. >> He's the one that wants me to leave. Tell him to call someone. >> Want her to leave? >> No, she can stay here. >> He said he said you can stay. >> You can stay if you want. [ __ ] you. >> If you want to go or like just whatever you want like this happy like I'm trying to >> best I can to help you out. >> Go ahead. >> Do you have any other numbers? >> You do? >> Who else do you want us to call? >> Okay. Can I see your phone? >> Oh, do you have her? >> Just have her on like [ __ ] you. I can call who the fuckever I want. >> If you want, but he he he has a problem. >> I know he lives in Sycamore, but maybe >> I don't want him talking to her. >> No, he's No, no, really, Leslie. He's I don't know what >> No, he's a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> I don't know what you caught him smiling over earlier, but it wasn't about your situation. The woman makes explicit threats and repeatedly approaches officers in an aggressive manner. >> He's probably laughing at me doing something. I don't know what I was doing, but he wasn't laughing about your situation. >> He's a pretty good guy. I know him pretty well. >> And he told me I was a piece of [ __ ] >> Yes, he did. >> He did it. >> What happened? Okay. this weekend. >> Anybody else or to stay? >> You can stay here, Lucy. You're fine. Just >> want to hang out outside, smoke your cigarettes, cool down, and then go back inside. He says you're okay to stay here. >> Otherwise, like, where else should we go? >> You guys let him let him. >> Yeah, he was talking very nicely. Yep, I heard him. He was talking great. >> I swear I know him pretty well. He's cool. Earlier, he must have been laughing at me or something. doesn't laugh laughing at you. >> Anybody >> I I will [ __ ] his face up. >> Yikes. Well, let's not do that on body cam. Okay. Um, anyone else or No, >> you want to just wait. >> If not, you can stay here. >> Do you want that works where you can call somebody later? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz he has problems. >> No, he won't give me his phone. >> He just lost. >> He takes my phone. But at a certain point, I mean, there's if none of our friends are willing or what else do you want us to do to help you get out of here? We're running out of options here, >> you know. >> Attempts to secure shelter placement failed due to lack of available beds, further increasing her agitation. >> You know anywhere else you can go? >> You guys should have a place for me to go. I don't I don't care. I'll go to jail. I don't [ __ ] care. >> Yeah. What about like we have some homeless shelters that we know. Do you want to go to one of those? >> Is it safe? >> They're all full. >> Hold on. We can call >> phone call and see. He wants to try that morning. >> Let this person see. >> I don't want him to call. >> Tell me. >> I'm a call. I'm a call. >> He'll call. Yeah. Just uh see if Daybreak has room for one. What you say? >> I've heard worse. >> They're dispatches calling and checking right now. >> You take that badge >> and you think you're better than everybody. >> Nope. >> You're not. >> I don't think that. >> You're not. >> I don't think that at all. >> You're not. >> He doesn't. >> And you [ __ ] laughed at me. >> He wasn't laughing. You [ __ ] told me >> like I don't know him but he like >> that I'm a [ __ ] hor the [ __ ] you didn't >> that was the paramedics that said that. >> No that was you. >> That was JFD fireman. >> You [ __ ] smiled at me. >> He smiles all the time. He loves smiling. >> Yeah. >> Do you know where you're going to take day break? >> It's so [ __ ] >> Oh yeah. Do you have your bags? Can we go get some of your stuff together? Copy. >> What is that? >> Did something just crash over there? >> Despite clear instructions to maintain distance, she advances toward an officer again. >> Interesting. >> Okay. So, no beds. >> So, no beds are available. >> Nope. Step out of her way. She's an adult. >> Okay. Nope. Step out of her way. She's an adult. She's an adult. >> No. No. You're not going to jail. >> Are we done now? >> I'm waiting for you to start acting like an adult. >> I'll snatch you up in a heartbeat. >> Make everybody happy. >> I'll take you to jail. I don't give a [ __ ] >> We're trying to help you. >> Take me to jail. >> You're the only one being a problem here. >> No, you are. No, I haven't said a word to you. >> [ __ ] laughed at me. >> Okay, I'm allowed to laugh. Deal with it. You're an adult. >> Exactly. Haha. Sit down, smoke your cigarettes, and we'll figure it out for you. >> Sit down and smoke your cigarettes and we'll figure it out for you. >> Funny that you're [ __ ] hurting. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Haha. >> Yeah, >> right. Sit down, smoke your cigarettes. We'll figure this out for you. Okay, >> great job. >> Sit down and smoke your cigarettes. >> Yeah, is busy. >> Why don't you retire? I would love to sit down. Smoke your cigarettes >> cuz you ain't good. >> Okay. You're not doing great either there, kid. So, no. Absolutely not. As a matter of fact, >> anywhere else is >> Yeah. Nobody has [ __ ] rooms. >> Well, stay here then. He says you can stay. >> He's saying you can stay. A little bit, cool off. Officers determine the situation is no longer safe and place her under arrest. >> Walk up on me one more time. You're going to jail. >> Turn around. Put your hands on your back. I'm done with this. >> I didn't do anything. >> I'm not having you walk up on me like you're going to beat my ass. We're not doing that. >> I did not do anything. >> We got a bed for you. We got a bed for you. >> I did not do anything to you. >> He told you to stop. >> I did not go to you. Wait, I want to meet her. >> Can you get her some shoes? >> She is processed, informed of her release conditions, and charged before being released on a notice to appear. >> Yeah. >> Really? >> I barely >> I barely walked up to him. Right. >> Multiple times. >> Multiple times on body camera. I'm very good with this. Let's go. >> Just take the paper. You want to vote? >> Sure. Yeah. See you down there. Leslie, go ahead. Faces. Are your feet okay? >> Thank you. >> Anything on your little >> poke sticker? >> Leslie, >> sorry. >> Does she have her phone on? >> Am I going to get a B? Camera's already on. Am I going to get >> get a court date? >> No. >> Am I going to get a bail? >> Yeah, you'll be released on a court date. >> I have to stay in jail till a court date. >> No. No. Just getting a piece of paper that has your court date on it. >> Call their notice to appear. >> I'm so broken. I'm so lost. >> You okay? The woman was arrested and booked on a charge of aggravated assault of a police officer and was released on a notice to appear rather than being held on bond. The woman was arrested for aggravated assault of a police officer and later released on a notice to appear receiving a court date instead of being held on bond. Deescalation requires cooperation from all sides to succeed. Repeated warnings ignored can turn a noncriminal situation into an arrest. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This shows how patience can only go so far. Officers gave multiple chances before it escalated. A tough reminder that emotions can quickly change outcomes. There we go. >> Call 475. >> Deputies respond to a welfare check after concerns are raised about a woman who has not been seen or contacted for several days. Is it smell when you went to the door? >> Yeah, there's a door on the opposite side. Did you see somebody? >> The other side of Reese's bed. You smell it? No, I do. There's a reef right there, right? >> Yeah. Let's go to the neighbor one next to us over here. See if they see anybody over there. Officers speak with neighbors who report seeing activity from the sun, but have not seen the woman recently. >> How you doing? >> Hey, doing good. How are you? >> All right, brother. >> Deputy Fernandez with the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. >> Yeah, Robert. >> Have you seen Laney recently? >> The girl? >> Yeah. Next door neighbor. >> Just the guys over there. >> When's the last time you seen them? >> Him? He usually walks up and down the road, but her I haven't seen her in a while. >> How long would a while be? >> Days? month. >> Day or two? >> Two days. >> Three three days or something like that. >> When's the last time you seen the boys? >> Yesterday. >> There's nobody today. >> Since I seen him towing a thing of water in >> today. >> I think it was today. >> Okay. Around what time? Like in the morning. Afternoon. >> Yeah, I reckon it's in the morning. >> Central. >> I didn't see >> I just looked out the back window. >> Okay. Have you heard any any fighting, anything in the last two days? Any loud commotion? >> I know it's would be not abnormal for you to hear yelling and screaming coming from over there. So, >> no, >> nothing. >> We're kind of new to the neighborhood, too. So, >> there's been a lot different things going on there. So, it's weird. >> We're not used to it. >> All right. So if we hear anything, >> just call the number right there. That's the non-emergency number. If you see Laney or any >> Yeah. Her sister's looking for and she's not able to get a hold of her. So that's why we're out trying to make contact with her. >> Yeah. So >> deputies approach the residents and make contact with the son who claims his mother is not home. >> Set up. >> Yeah. There ain't nobody in it. >> Okay. And then that back building. Did you try that back building? >> That's just a shed full of garbage. >> Perfect. If you see anything, just call that number there. Okay. Thank you. >> Cuz what? Where the smell? Smells the worst. It's where the drainage is too. >> You go on the other side. >> Yeah. >> I think it's a salad. >> It's It smells like it. I think it's just a small right here. You've tried to break into the house and everything too before. >> I'm Did you hear us knocking before? Were you knocked out? >> No, I was sleeping in there. >> I'm glad you woke up. The son provides vague answers about his mother's whereabouts and admits limited recent contact. >> You're about to come inside. We're looking for mom. Do you have you seen her? >> She's not around right now. >> Do you know where she's at? Sister's asking for she's not in any trouble or anything like that. I >> have no idea. >> When's the last time you talked to her? >> Um few days ago. >> Where'd she go? She's one of those four she >> is it abnormal for mom to be gone for >> days at a time >> sometimes. >> Where does she usually go? >> Does she have a favorite place where she likes to go when she's not home? >> Not that I know of. Did she tell you anything out of the normal when she last time you saw her? >> No. >> What happened last time you guys were together? >> She gave a few cigarettes and a little bit of food, some hand soap, wash my hands, stay back here. >> Okay. But you haven't seen mom since then. When's the last time you text called her or anything like that? >> Okay. When the last time you saw dad week ago. >> Do you know where he's staying at? Well, I heard that she might have called the cops on. >> Yeah, he he got arrested the 20th of last month >> for trespassing. >> Do you have any? >> Officers request permission to check the home to ensure the woman's safety. The son behaves nervously and inconsistently. >> On you? >> No, sir. All right, that's fine. I'll just grab your name. >> Would it be all right if we just went inside to make sure she's not in there? >> My house, >> huh? >> I can't tell you. No. >> Okay. >> But you stay here and it's your mom's house. >> Yes, sir. >> And we're looking for mom. So, we just want to make sure mom's not stowed away in a closet or something. Dad didn't come back and retaliate for getting arrested or something like that. >> So, if you're not going to tell me yesterday that we're just going to peek your head in there real quick and then we'll come back outside. You can lead the way if you're so please. >> You could go in with You could go in. >> Just leave us through. >> Do you have a key? No. Why would you lock the door behind you? >> I just usually do that. >> So, how do you get in? >> I don't know. >> How about this other little door that's over here? >> It's uh it's just barricaded out >> with what? >> Uh garbage cans and stuff. >> So, how do you get in the house? I just lock the door cuz I feel like you're with me. What the hell? What's the deal here? Sorry. >> You understand how how this looks, right? >> Yes, sir. So why? So how do you get in the house since you locked the door? >> Probably sleep in the tent or >> are you not supposed to be in the house? Is that why you lock the door? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, that's fine. We're not worried about that. We deputies enter the residence to verify the situation after noticing several concerning signs. >> Concern right now is finding mom. >> That's it. >> If you know you're not supposed to be here, that's on whatever. We can deal with that at a later point in time. I really don't care about that. Yeah. My main goal is making sure mom's okay. Find mom and do that. That's what we're here for. We're not here for you because you were sleeping in the bed or whatever. So, >> okay. So, obviously you went in and unlocked it from the inside. Did you get in? Do you just push that one thing open to get in or the other door? You mind doing that for us right now? Jessica Jessica. >> I think if you shimmy it in to the right, we'll be able to just pull it out. >> So, push it in to the right. Keep pushing it in. Now try to move it out and then push it out. There you go. >> There we go. >> Officers discover that the woman is deceased and the situation escalates into a criminal investigation. All right. So, are you sure mom's not in there? So, you're going to tell me you didn't know mom was in there? >> Okay, stand up for me. Put your hands right back cuz now we got a whole bigger issue. >> Cold 400 and have you come out here? >> Yeah, I don't have a sponge. Just calm through there. >> 400 431 to 400. Have a seat. All right. Just going to read you Miranda so you know your rights before anything happens. Okay. All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. >> So, after being read these rights, do you still wish to talk to us? and say, "We're not going to ask you any questions at this point in time, but some someone at some point will be asking you questions. Can you describe what >> read his Miranda writes and gives a recorded statement with multiple contradictions >> mom looks like today like skinny tall fat wide 120 lb 5' Fine. >> Okay. >> Did you usually wear a bandana? >> Like a bandana? Like a headband? >> Okay. So, I'm just going to get a statement from you. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> It'll be recorded so we could do this once so I won't have to talk to you again. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, go ahead and tell me what's what's going on. What happened? I don't know. >> Well, you do know cuz I'm You've been there for a while and you smell. >> Yeah, I am. >> So, >> I smell. >> When we first got here and talked to, you said you hadn't seen mom in how long? >> Few days. >> A few days. When is is that the act your actual answer or what's what is the answer you want to swear to the last time you saw mom? >> We were talking around the house here. Yeah. I seen her riding a bike and uh she gave me a few cigarettes and stuff and told me to stop back by the house later and I came and stopped back by the house later and we were talking and cleaning up the yard and cleaning up the house and everything and she told me I could stay inside and a few days ago. >> But you said that wasn't the truth that you weren't supposed to be staying inside. >> Yes. When we talked to you over there, I said you're not supposed to be here. That's >> so >> no contact order. >> Okay. >> I believe. >> Do you know if it's still active or no? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> I imagine it might. I don't know for sure. I figured if she >> during questioning, the son admits he was aware of the situation but failed to report it. >> Yeah. He told me to stay with her. >> Okay. What is there no contact order between you and mom for? >> He got into the spew. >> Um, she said I slapped her, punched her. >> So, battery. >> Yes, sir. >> Domestic stuff. >> Yes, sir. >> When's the last time you seen dad? >> This last week, I believe. >> Okay. Did What did How did your conversation with dad go the last time you saw him? bad. >> Bad. >> It wasn't bad. >> More than bad. >> How about between mom and dad? Did they talk? >> Um, the only thing I knew is she told at that point in time when she got home, she told me and him both to leave. So, I left him walking somewhere, stayed away. >> Okay. >> And your and mom's relationship has been good as of as of late. >> Yeah. I guess she Well, she she let you back in even though you weren't supposed to be here. >> Okay. >> And then >> did you notice anything different while you've been staying here? >> Did that not raise any alarm to you? have not heard from her in a couple months. >> Did you go and check? >> I did kind of look in there. See, I guess I should I don't have a cell phone or anything. I guess >> so. You saw her in the position that she's currently in now? >> Yes, sir. >> So, why did you tell us that mom wasn't there? The incident concluded with the son charged for failing to report a death to the medical examiner and resisting arrest without violence. He was sentenced to 63 days in jail, bringing the case to a formal close. Failing to report critical situations can lead to serious legal consequences. Honesty and timely action are essential when authorities are attempting to help. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. This is heartbreaking. 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