No, >> ma'am. >> No. >> Don't talk to nobody. >> You need to stop kicking people's kids ON YOUR FACE NOW. >> I got le. >> LET GO OF ME. >> LET GO OF ME. >> Get your hands behind your back. Get your hands >> Let go of me. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> Officers are trained to expect the unexpected, but this time they fell silent. What they saw inside shifted the tone instantly and made it clear this situation was far more disturbing than anyone anticipated. >> I know you can touch him on the slap. Go ahead. >> Please. No. >> This is when hero cops fell silent after entering an extremely disturbing 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 cops rescue kid from a terrifying house of horrors. >> Her mother. >> No, >> ma'am. >> No, >> don't talk to nobody but a lawyer. >> You don't need to stop kicking people's kids. you can. >> On January 26th, 2,24 officers responded to a residence following a report of a male defendant failing to update his address. The home was also reported to be in unhealthy living conditions for the child. >> How do you call you? because um one year old in the home, father who's in the home. He's been registered um offender, he's not registered to this address. He is registered to uh president Zwood. I have that um a copy of that here on my phone. >> Did you guys let our sex offender unit know? >> I don't know if my um brains if they called or not. >> That's normally the first thing we do. >> Okay. >> Husky's out and about right now. >> I know. That's what I was thinking. Having him in route maybe. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. the landlord. He confirmed that the guy he does live here with >> and he's not his biological dad. >> I think he is the biological father. Yeah. >> You got a name, date of birth for him? >> Yep. Ramon name is Ramon. R A M I N. >> My brain got flustered >> as soon as you mentioned the sex offender part of it. >> Can you just rewind? I apologize. So, you guys are here cuz they moved in and he's >> No. Well, he's been they've been in the home. Um but in our allegations it's stating that he's you know dad is a sex offender. So my um brains they look it up and he is a registered >> and not registered >> not here. Got it >> to address wood and I can provide that to you as well. Um this is his information here. >> What's the allegations? >> Allegations pretty much stating that the home is um deplorable for the child. Million cockroaches in the home for the child. >> So living environment right now. So nothing to do with him per se or >> Well, it has him. >> Officers summarize allegations from complainants, physical discipline, food storage, problems, pest concerns, and claims the child is not vaccinated. Officers request documentation and pediatric appointment information. >> I'm here stating that he went to prison for 13 years. He's a family in the home. >> This was just a nothing him right now. too much just for living environment of the child. >> I mean, we might be able to >> squash two birds and one stone >> with him purpose. >> Yeah. Nothing. That was pretty much it. >> Um, do we know how long he's been in here? >> The landlord. He's saying that he's been knowing him for years and that's why they got this apartment here because of him. Landlord is very rude. Very, very disrespectful. >> Probably because they're harboring. >> Yeah. >> So, pretty much the allegations are living conditions, >> but he's obviously present. So, hello. >> Hi. >> So, my landlord that rents the house just informed me that you guys were here. So, I'm trying to find out why you guys are here. >> We'll let you know. >> Go up there. We're We're talking without you >> for a case with the debrief. >> No, just so you know, DCF has been here a couple months back. >> Okay. >> And we did have an issue and I can show you on the phone where the person called to make threats. >> This is not the first time stuff like this has happened, but just to let you know. >> Okay. Yeah. All right. >> So, told me to call the office. The office basically said to just write up the report as is and he'll go ahead and come out here and start start interviewing people. >> Just notate it on our end with the DCF intake >> to verify that yeah, he actually does live here. He's going to have to just come out here, interview the family, interview neighbors. >> No, we'll just then at that point we'll just do your own investigation. Occupants deny or dispute many allegations, describe partial refrigerator issues and limited pest control and provide explanations about family dynamics and prior disputes with neighbors. Officers note conflicting statements. >> Dictate it separately. >> Jasmine Don Lopez. Yes. >> Okay. And your daughter? All right. Is she here as well? >> Yes, she's here. The baby. >> Okay. Can you have her step out so I can address everything at? >> Yes. Um I got to bring the baby up first. >> Okay. All right. So, I have a question. >> Mhm. >> What's the purpose of bringing four cops? And the last time there was only a DCF. >> I mean, it's up to my discretion. >> Okay. So, I'm not your discretion. >> Yeah. If I choose to, I can give them a call. >> So, what were you guys doing yesterday when all that chaos happened uh not far from here? >> Working it? >> Yeah. You guys find the kids? >> Yeah. >> It's good. Yeah. I got an Amber Alert when I was at work. I looked at the names that were on there. It said Williams and Williams and Williams. I said, "Oh, well, looks like mom might have picked up the kids." In the case of this, I was right. Apparently, DCF had put them in foster care and for whatever reason, the mommy decided she wanted to go take them and pick them up. >> Hi, Jasmine. >> Hi. >> So, we received some new allegations with regards to the home environment and everything that's going on. And I'll pretty much briefly read what the allegations are stating um grab in the face, screaming in his face. Um he was rolling around. She's smacking him. >> What? Excuse me. Can you repeat that last? grabbing his face and smacking him in his face. The food in the home is slowly being expired because the refrigerator is broken. Um there >> cockroaches on the home has a roach infestation stating that there are cats in the home. Turtles saying that the turtle tank was spilled over on the um saying that you are a sex offender and was accused of touching and you went to jail for 13 years. >> No, I was accused of something else completely different. That is a lie. Okay. >> But I know who made these allegations already. I already know who made them. >> And you'll find out why she's upset with us in a minute to explain it to you. And she has the text messages to prove it. But go ahead. Keep going. >> Say keep the investigators out of the home register. >> How do I keep investigators out of my house? >> Last investigator come into the home. >> No, she came into the house. She looked around, took pictures and everything. >> Yeah, she did. >> And the pictures were >> Do you have the lady's number still? Do you have her card? Could you go get it, please? >> She'll explain a lot of this madness, too. >> Pregnant and being kicked out of their studio. Um, >> say that again. Pregnant and you all are being kicked out of the studio here. >> Um, no. >> Um, >> we're finding ourselves a new home cuz I want to get a place where I be together as a family, a big house. We got a baby. >> Officers verify that one adult has a prior conviction and registration obligations. discuss notification to the supervising detective and monitoring requirements and log the offender's registration status along. So yeah, we're in the process of finding another place. >> Okay, >> but that is complete lie. She's not kicking kicked anywhere. >> So what about the baby going to the doctor's appointments because the statement doctor has said that he's done. >> He's been going to the doctor. He hasn't been back to his appointment, but she gives us some pediat. >> Okay. Is he up to date on his vaccinations? >> He's not been vaccinated. We are not getting we choose not to get him vaccinated for religious purposes. >> Okay. Who's the pediatrician? >> He is Dr. Muhammad Absul. He's over in Leburg. Very nice. >> Okay. What's the name of the president? >> Um I don't remember the exact one. I have paperwork for you if you want to say. >> So you're saying that these allegations are false. All of them are false. >> Absolutely. Not cuss out. He does have a word he picked up. We think you can hear him say it, but he does not get yelled at. Mr. Words is what she says. She says words and that's it. >> She doesn't scream at his face and hit him. That's a lie. >> The refrigerator. Now, that is partial true. The fridge is partially going out. I don't know what it is. >> But the freezer side works. The fridge side is kind of working. So, I have to go and clean out the coils tonight and see if that's what it is. It's staying a little cool, but it's not staying cold enough. >> But everything there's my food in my house. It's like a finished >> and it's not. That's what you're saying. >> No, it's not mold. You can go look for yourself. >> There's no mold. >> You can go look tonight if you want to go up there in a minute. >> We finish here. What about the roaches? >> There is a small roach problem and I've already talked to Mr. Russ. I'm supposed to get a guy in here to come and spray some stuff. I've been putting out some uh like gel stuff. >> Mhm. >> And I've been putting out some roach bait, combat bait. >> So, we're kind of deterring it, but I have to get him to come down here and spray art down here in order to get rid of the problem. It's not a It's not a major problem. You come look for yourself. You might see one or two, but I mean it's not a crazy >> infestation. That's what you're saying. >> It's not an infestation where it's a major problem. I can get rid of the problem. >> No, you can come look and see where there's no >> there's no him being a landlord. He hasn't brought anyone to come in monthly to make sure that I'm get that. I got to get that. >> He hasn't done that. >> He's not really a landlord per se. He's helping out and have a place to stay until we get us a new place. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. >> So, do you live here? >> I don't hit her. She lives I live at the nursery I work at here. >> Okay. Well, I was told you live here. >> No, I do not live here. I can come here every day, check on her, make sure she's okay, and then back to my place. >> Okay. Are you currently on probation? >> No. No probation? >> No probation? So, you the 13 years that stated in allegations? >> Yes, I did 13 years and I've been good since. >> You've been good since? Okay. >> No probation. for >> that was for about 13 years ago. >> I don't know what I was thinking. I was a diff completely different person back then. Um >> but whatever reasons I took pictures and thought I would sell them online and make money or found the pictures. Um rather than refer >> officers question caregivers about medical care for the child, confirm the child's next appointment date, and note a stated religious decision regarding vaccinations while continuing the home assessment. >> I confessed to the officer at the time that I did indeed take the pictures and I was arrested at that time. I didn't feel like I should hide anything, so I was honest. >> Okay. >> And I went to jail. >> I spent 13 long years there and >> Okay. Yeah, that's pretty much it as far as that goes. >> Okay. And got out. No issues. No probation or anything. >> No probation. No issues. >> Are you registered? >> I am registered. Yes. >> Okay. >> And my uh detective Zakone, who is the one that proceeds over me and watches over me, he is aware that I come over here and visit my wife every day. >> Yes. He's okay. >> As long as I'm staying over there. And and it's same thing with goes with anytime I go to a hotel or anytime I want to go somewhere or I want to go visit. He's like as long as you're not spending the night there, >> it doesn't matter if you're going to spend the night there, we need to know. So you got to come and register that address for temporary. And then that's what I do when I want to go to the hotel. Like for instance, I'm going to go down and register a hotel over here in Mount Dors called the Lakeside End Hotel. I'll be doing that this next Monday most likely. When I do that, I'll have to let them know, hey, I'm going to be at the Lakeside Inn at this address. And because I know the owner of the place, I can tell them, "Hey, I need an an actual bedroom in advance." She'll give me that room number. And what I'll do is I'll tell them down there at the officer place or the the police station >> that I'm getting this particular room at this particular place and I'll be there with that particular night. That's how I do it. >> Okay. >> Unfortunately, >> and you've been in constant contact with that officer. >> Um, I have his phone number. I have it on my phone. Whenever he needs me, he gives me a call or if I need something for him. If or he's even stated that if I get harassed by somebody for whatever reason, I call him and let him know. >> Mhm. >> But I I mean I don't bug him otherwise. I mean, >> just live my life and checks up on me, you know, make sure I'm there. >> Gotcha. >> What do you have to say about the allegations, Jasmine? >> The allegations are not true from what they have said. I know they are very upset because there is a reason why. >> What's the reason? >> The reason why is because sorry sweating right now. The reason why is because she had my mother. Well, it it was actually my adoptive mother who the allegations from that is not true, but she has my adopted mother sat there and went out on a date with her husband. >> And uh my real mother was doing some nasty stuff to my biological brother. Okay. And they're upset about that because >> So can I say something after she's done to show you why this was brought with her? >> The reason why is because my mother was off my brother. >> Mhm. >> Your biological mother? >> Yes. >> How long ago was that? >> It was a couple years. Jasmine might have been years. >> A couple years back, but um it's still not right. My mother was working off my brother. >> My brother was sitting down watching TV. >> He was trying to be peaceful, quiet. >> Um, he was also eating some snacks on the couch or whatever before. Not here at my house. >> They're upset about that because >> they're upset with you because of what your biological mom did. >> Yeah. >> So, >> and because of what I have said what was true and apparently they're saying it's not true. So that's why they're bringing up all that these allegations. >> Okay. All right. So what about you? How do you deal with >> I usually have him uh sometimes like >> sometimes he'll sit in a seat for a timeout or sometimes he'll go in his crib. >> Mainly >> but mainly more crib than anything because he gets into trouble by grabbing things that he shouldn't. >> But would you say >> it's just a regular baby who usually does that anyway. But yeah, the all of that allegations that you all said were not true and what they have said to y'all. >> And so you said in regards to follow-ups with the pediatrician, how often are you all going to make sure that he's checked up on because >> um his next appointment? >> When is his next appointment? Look at your phone. >> Yeah, we make sure we go. >> Okay. And sometimes we only had to go like once or twice to actually go there without an appointment because only once or twice was he sick. >> And they explained to us cuz we were new parents and we're like like calm down and everything's okay. >> They said it's normal for baby. As long as it's not this high and this high, you're you're good to go. >> So, >> okay. Um the other called me while I was at work and she's here with Rama, Miss Peters, who's one of the people that made the allegations along with Sandra who's the one >> who is Rayma Peters is the >> the adopted mother. >> Adopted mother. She's the one that adopted Hannah Peters. >> Adopted mother to you. >> No, to my sister and my brother. >> Oh, okay. >> So, Miss Peters was standing out here helping Jasmine get some bags out the car. Rama was upstairs or Scott, excuse me. Sandra was upstairs with my said Jasmine where she's >> officers request the named occupant come outside issue instructions about not speaking to anyone except legal counsel, perform a patown and secure the adult for transport. Well, we told it's a little apartment was first just going to be Raone, then it was Jasmine, then they moved the other girl in without we were gone and they moved while we were gone on vacation and now they're having the baby. >> Is she an adult, the third girl? >> I think so. She says she's 20, 21. I don't know. >> Okay. >> It's been very weird. I'm trying to >> that's fine. >> Not you know Ram Ramon is a nice person. >> I will say >> so let me ask you this question. Okay. >> He moved his wife in. >> Uhhuh. >> Did you see less of him or the same amount? >> Oh no. They moved in at the same time >> with the baby >> with the baby. That was a year ago. They moved in January 1st, 2023. >> You got that noted? >> Mhm. >> So he moved in first by himself. >> No, no, no. They moved I talked to him first. >> Okay. And then he's like, "I have a baby." And I'm like, "Well, you know, okay, we can work something out." >> Okay. >> But we told him, you know, that that apartment's little for three people. >> Yeah. The third the third person's irrelevant to us. Us for what we're investing. >> Well, I I Baby screams a lot. >> Yeah. >> And screams more. >> Were you Did you call DC? >> I did not. I had not called DC. >> Well, we're law enforcement's investigating other things, so I >> Okay. I will just say that that baby screams all the time. Screams more >> like yelling or >> screaming screaming at the baby. >> Oh, at the baby. >> Screaming at the baby. >> Okay. >> Um, would you let Jasine know? I'm getting arrested. >> Have Jasmine come out for us so we can let her know. >> Ma'am, is there any come out this way? >> They're arresting you. >> Come here. >> Don't worry, sweetheart. >> No, >> Jasmine. No, >> ma'am. >> No, >> please. >> COME ON. >> Chill out. >> Babe, >> I need you. >> They're arresting me. >> They're arresting you >> for what? >> Don't rest. >> Jasmine, listen to me. Obey them. Don't resist. Jasmine, listen to me. Jasmine, do not. You don't have to put much pressure. >> Sweetheart, you'll find out. Let's walk over here. You want to take them? >> Chill out. Chill out. >> Jasmine, do you have anyone where the child can go? >> Anyone who WOULD KEEP HIM? 3095 SHOW ONE MALE, ONE FEMALE, >> answer her question. >> Is there anyone? >> Belinda, >> I'm the landlord. I live >> I have to I have to check your backgrounds and everything. >> Okay. >> What's your What's your date of birth? >> 9:18. social on the passenger side. She'll go on the Listen to me. Go with them. Okay. >> Go with them. >> Yep. >> It's going to be okay. >> What did I do? >> I don't know. >> But you'll find out. Listen to me. Don't talk to nobody but a lawyer. You understand? >> Yes. >> Only a lawyer. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I don't care who it is. Don't talk to nobody but a lawyer. That's the way it works. Babe, I didn't do anything. >> I know you didn't do anything. >> Go ahead and step closer. All right, spread your feet apart. >> No one did anything to my No one. We did not neglect. >> Okay, Jasmine, do you have anything in your pockets at all? >> Officers arranged temporary care for the child, take custody of one adult, and the recording indicates that the adult was charged in connection with neglect related allegations. >> Don't. >> Nothing. Y'all need to stop picking people's son. Y'all need to stop kicking people's kids. >> Babe, I don't want to leave my >> I don't do [ __ ] Why are y'all doing this to me? Y'all are hurting me. Y'all can get arrested yourself. Y'all know this, >> ma'am. Do y'all know I am handicapped? Do y'all know y'all arresting a handicapped person? Y'all should not be doing this. I have autism and thanks to y'all. Y'all are making it worse. Thanks to y'all, y'all want to sit there and arrest people. >> Well, your husband said you're fine. And we're not judging jury for your mental capacity. Why is he not in the car? >> Because I'm waiting for the door to shut. >> Door to shut. >> Sir, do you want to take your phone to jail with you? >> No, I don't. >> I want to take mine. >> You want to take yours? >> Yes, please. >> Okay, sir. >> Not at the jail. No. >> I It was just a question. And I was just asking to make sure the black one's yours, right? >> Uh, yes. >> Okay. He wants to leave it here. >> Okay. >> Do you need your landlord to call anybody? >> Yes. Um, have him call. Just tell him call the nursery. >> Talk to Jeff. >> Just the nursery and Jeff. >> Jeff at the nursery. >> Yes. Okay. >> They're going to deal with the van issue. >> Okay. >> And they can deal with the bond. >> The woman was charged with neglect of a child. Remember, report concerns about a child's safety to the appropriate child welfare or law enforcement agencies so they can investigate and coordinate services. If a household contains a registered offender or visible home safety hazards, notify the supervising agency so compliance and protective steps can be verified. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Good that responders checked both the living conditions and the registration issue. Feels messy. Lots of family conflict and different stories on both sides. Hope the child gets a stable placement while investigators sort this out. 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 police rescue five kids from terrifying parents in vile filthy home. >> I'm tired living with all you. I wonder why he would say that cuz you've been beaten on the seven years. Five kids and two dogs and cats all in a little fifth wheel. On October 14th, 2024 officers responded to a home after receiving a report of a domestic altercation involving multiple children. The investigation revealed allegations that a younger family member had been involved in a fight with their mother and stepfather. >> I know you can touch him on a slap. Go ahead. >> Dad, please. Dad's coming. >> Okie do. Hey, how's it going? >> Good. And you? >> Good. >> Good. >> It was a disaster last time you showed up here and it's a disaster again, but we have an excuse this time. >> It's all good. >> Oh my god. And we ran. We just went south. We ended up in Miami for three nights and just got back. Yes. Last night. So, do you want to come inside? >> Sure. >> Come out and help us. >> Yeah. Yeah. All good. They're uh they're stuck in traffic, so it'll be a few minutes anyway. So, no problem. >> Cool. Thanks, man. Hey, buddy. >> You know what I mean? And I tell her this all the time. Every time something goes wrong, it's on every single How many times How many times >> Well, obviously they're going to get called again. >> You know, it's think that they can do this and you know, they're the coaches. They're the ones who tell you go in the system. You're going to be, you know what I mean? >> Scrap scrapping of mother who can't hold a job, so they don't do what they do. And they just there's homeless people staying over there with them. Homeless people staying over with them. I just can't. Have you tried at all for like permanent custody or anything or >> Well, you know, for the longest it was hard just me being, you know, I mean, she's not new, but we've been talking for like a year. She's just moving in and then this happened. It's been one thing. >> That's a lot for someone to deal with that too. >> And her dad was a lawyer up in Indiana and she always had me, you know what I mean, pinpointed. She could say something that had me worried about my freedom, worried about my blah blah blah cuz she sent me to jail. She sent anybody to jail on hard. She don't give, you know. So I just kind of I just try to play the peacekeeper and do this and try to make but it's it's [ __ ] like this. But when they're trying to say that this is you know this is your fault. Look man, some of it may be his fault. He may he may say I'm tired of living with all you. I wonder why he would say that cuz you've been beaten on the seven years weird. An officer explains the plan to arrest the mother and stepfather, but states they must first confirm their presence at the residence before taking enforcement action. Doesn't justify you going that >> slap. Okay. >> I mean, why even a slap, man? You know, I know you can touch a mother with a slap and go ahead, do your thing. It's legal. >> You can do it anywhere in the body really >> as long as you don't leave a permanent marker, any kind of scarring or anything like that. >> Punching someone in the face is a bit different. >> I mean, when I saw I looked at him like, boy, what the happened to you? Like it look like you got junk. That's what happened. You got junk, dude. He's got scratches and stuff. I don't care if he bitter or not, man. You get mugged. Look, I've been there. I'm from the Chicago area, man. You got to be ready all time. >> All right, I'll get with you in a couple minutes. >> Yeah, man. So, my ultimate goal tonight is obviously go over there and place them under arrest. However, they don't like me. I'm probably not going to open the door. >> That's what I said. >> So, would you be willing to drive over there, knock on the door so I can at least make sure they're actually there? And if they come out, they come out, I can walk up and try to arrest them from there. parents, they run back in the house. I know for sure they're there and I call my Kanan out to kind of do something. >> Well, last time when this happened, we we end up finally getting out of the kids. We're like, "What's going on?" Cuz the car was messing and blah blah blah. >> And she was doing her little thread in me and [ __ ] I said, and I said, "You know what?" I said, "The only one here that's got a case is you." And I try to keep it calm. I try not to cuss on the text cuz it's all evidence that kind of. And I'm like, "You're the only one with the case." And I was like, "Hey, why you at it?" Cuz she said, "I already called cops to talk about your bull." I said, "You know what? Why you call them?" I was like, "Ask for ask for sheriff." I was like, "Ask for him because he'd like to talk to you, too, while you're at, you know, all this ducking and hiding because why are you hiding from just property damage for, you know what I mean?" Now, they said 200 bucks. Now, I took it to the guy. He said, "2,400 bucks." And he said, "I'm taking it easy on her." He said, "Cuz you got a great car. I got to take off the fenders and match the blend." I'm like, "I don't think I'm ever going to get that money." You know how it is. >> At the same time, they're talking about moving the kids out to like, I don't know, maka in a trailer. So you're gonna have five kids and two dogs and cats all in a little bit. Well, these are stick. I mean, you got more batteries and almost I got fingers, mother. You know, it's I mean, I do that just because of my kid, but because I s like I guess for 50/50 I got every right to not send my kids back there technically because of the danger whatever. She was going to school be a lawyer, so she kind of convinced me of what my rights are as a parent. But I go over there, I just it's like I told Grady, I said, "Man, I'm not I wasn't there, so I I'm not a witness to nothing. I can't say it's my is just hearsay from here out, you know, I can dog her for the last 20 years." >> You going over there would just be helping us to get them in jail tonight. Cuz like I said, I I don't have the authority to just walk into a house and see if they're in there. But if they open the door and I can confirm they're there, then I have more to play with. >> My only fear officer is that they're dirty, man. They're the mother. He He grew up here. I mean, they're dirty. You can see they're dirty mother people, man. They're scrappers. They don't do they're not good to do anything. His brother's always in jail. No, I I told him I take him on. >> I'm not forcing you to do any of it. So that's just it's if you want to >> Can I talk to the family about it? Just >> I want to be here. I'm going to wait for them to finish up. I want to tell Monica. She just moved in here. And I'm telling her, look, you got to be on your PC. Now, nothing's safe during the day, nothing safe at night. Don't be surprised. Dirty mother, I've seen them up in Indiana. They will burn your house down and and somebody will do it for an eightball. Whatever the you're doing. It's >> No, absolutely. Yeah. Talk to them and then I'm gonna talk to my lieutenant and sergeant over there. We'll we decide. >> Here's the thing. And I told her, she wanted to go back over there and get something anyway. >> And she was the first one to say, "Look, they trust me a lot more and they're going to trust you cuz they got school in the morning." >> Mhm. >> I said, "Well, I mean, I don't know if it's okay with with the officers cuz I don't know. I don't know. I'm not I don't know. >> You're going to think it's suspicious if you just show up. If I just show up and knock, >> what do you need to from? >> Because we're not friends. There's no there's no way to watch. >> Officers interview the daughter in detail. She reports witnessing physical violence against her brother, being told not to disclose what happened and describes prior incidents in the home. She provides a written statement. have school. I need to get my school stuff and I have just mainly my school stuff, but cuz if I'm not going back there, I can't just and like my school uniform cuz I don't have anything to wear here. That's my school stuff. >> Well, and the first and just like they did with you, you know, they were there the whole time. You know, they're hiding in whatever whatever. But they're usually out in the back. You know, they usually sit underneath the line. If anybody's going to bring them out of that line, it's going to be when she goes in just cuz I know her mom. >> So, let me ask you this. Would it be would it be out of the normal for you guys to just show up randomly throughout a night and say, "Hey, I need to grab my stuff for school." >> Yes, >> we've done it before. >> I mean, but it it would be awkward, like we don't need to talk. Like, if she calls my phone half time, I'm like, "Bro, talk to your mom." >> So, if you were to do that, would you ever call her, text her, say, "Hey, mom, I need to grab my stuff and we're going to come over real quick." Or do you guys just show up out of the blue? >> I just need to get If I'm getting >> Well, she wants me to bring them there in the morning. >> Uh, when mom was you, were you able to breathe throughout the entire time? >> Barely. Do you feel like you were going to black out and lose consciousness? >> I almost felt like it. >> Okay. Can you just sign here stating that everything that you were here is the truth and nothing but the truth? Are you allowed to cuss? >> Not around him. That'll be sometimes I'm just talking and I'm like, "Sorry, Dad, but you know this or that." And I just like say what happened or like say what they said. But my mom doesn't care if I cuss. >> Your parents were naked. >> Yeah. I got traumatized. No, because I went to walk out to tell them and facing me. Like I hope they didn't see me, but like I just walked out and I was going to say mom, but then I saw that they were both naked and like facing me. So I turned around and off. >> Did you actually see um your mom and and him hitting him? Your step and mom? >> Some of it. I didn't see all of it because my mom told me to stay in my room and not come outside because she knew things from getting >> But you saw them physically hitting them at some time though. >> They don't hide anything. >> They don't hide it. They do it in front of the kids. >> I had a sleepover with my best friend at the time and they literally were, you know, having while my friend was over >> without doors closed and nothing else. Who does that? What kind of parent? I know they don't in the period and that's not how you could be raised. I love >> like you guys can my friend here. >> You ain't going to be that guy. >> She was like, I'm 30 whatever years old. I can do whatever I want. >> Can you sign right there saying everything you wrote on this page is the truth. >> I don't know how many times the cops have been to like my school or to my house. It's kind of annoying. >> No, it's embarrassing. This is not how families are. Like when I was in fourth grade, fifth grade, second grade, all that stuff. Like elementary school. My friends knew that I talked to the cops cuz they saw it. >> All right, give us a couple minutes and I'll be right. >> Officers confirm vehicle descriptions, names of the involved adults, and assess whether the younger child has been subjected to physical harm. The daughter reports prior incidents and being left responsible for babysitting. >> Right back with you. So, because of the children involved with it, we have a detective coming out. He's gonna make the ultimate decision if we're just gonna do arrest warrants on him if I'm going to do my probable cause and just arrest him right now. So, is she gonna be up for a little bit or >> Oh, yeah. I mean, >> yeah. I mean, it's still early. I mean, I didn't know if >> Okay. Um, I'm going to start writing up my report and everything, get that going. We'll wait for him to get here. If you guys want to, you can head in do whatever you need to do. Chill out. I'll knock on door again, talk to you, and we'll talk to him when he gets here, too. All right. >> Cool. >> No problem, sir. Anything. >> Thanks, man. Let's talk to Ben. for right now and get the information about the the cars that they drive and just kind of make sure that nobody leaves the area. >> What car does mom drive? >> A Malibu. >> That's white, right? >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> And dad step is a white van, right? >> Uh he drives two vans. His work van, which is Comto, it has Comto on the side of it. >> And then his other van that has like I don't really know how to describe it. It's really beat up. >> Mom's name. >> Lauren. >> You're looking for Lauren and >> Robert. >> So what's the status on the baby? We have no history. Other than disciplinary reasons, there's no other like physical. >> You've never seen your parents put the or stepdad and mom put hands on the baby or smack the baby or do anything, left the baby unattended for long long periods of time. >> There will be times where like they're both not home cuz Mike's at work and then my mom will go like to the gas station or to a store or something and she'll be gone for like 20 minutes and leave us home. >> But she'll leave the baby with you guys though, right? All right. >> All right. I'm the babysitter. >> Yeah. So that's appropriate. He's he's good with guarding over there and let her run inside to grab the school bags and everything for >> Do you feel safe and comfortable just to go inside and get your stuff? You don't think that they're going to try to keep you in there and not let you come back with dad or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Has mom text you in the last since we've been here with you or called you or said anything? When's the last time she told you not to say anything to anybody? And >> the last time she told me not to say anything to anybody was whenever cuz I was on the phone with my friend and I told her everything that happened cuz I trust her a lot. And um my mom stopped. No, I'm just saying >> she's the only person I really can't trust. >> She just told me to like not tell anybody what happened. Like this stays with us kind of thing. >> But this was last night before getting to bed, right? >> Are you the sister that he got in the argument with in the front yard initially? Okay. And there was nothing physical between you guys that would make dad stepdad that much more angry or anything. >> No, it's just he kicked me in the stomach >> that night. >> He kicked me in the stomach trying to get his phone back, but that was the only thing that he did. >> Okay. Do they know that you're coming over there to get your stuff? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. No, because they're they're going to think something's up. Period. I think just because I think they know they up. Like I I think I think her mom knows she [ __ ] up. Like period, whatever you did, you just jumped the kid. I I hate to say it that way, but that's what I call. There's more than one person fighting. >> Well, cuz my concern is I don't want to overly spook them. So my my thought was to at least call and see if they'll if you could talk to him and just say, you know, hey, I'm going to come get my stuff. Tell him their brother's not coming. He's scared. Whatever. But I don't know if there's any there'd be any need for that. Well, the last thing >> officers locate the mother in a vehicle, order her to exit, and place her under arrest. They coordinate additional units near the residence to contact the stepfather. >> She said to us, if you know what I mean, >> no, no, no. >> She the last thing she said to me was, "I want the kids here in the morning." Because I work early in the morning and we had just, you know, it was a thing that we've done for years now that I'll drop them off early in the morning and their buses are all right there. Okay. It's just it's convenient because she left me out of everything, >> right? >> But but I work with her just to try to keep the bees. So we thinking that might be the only thing that they may be sketchy about because it's like she's coming here to get now. What? You're supposed to bring them in the morning. Why the she need clothes for school, right? >> You don't have clothes here for school. >> Okay. So you got to go there and so you're just going to go in and just >> I feel like if I were to say something about the bathing suit. Oh, why do you need a bathing suit? That's late. >> I mean, if you can just go and say, "Hey, I'm going in and grab some clothes." You have a cell phone? >> No, >> you don't. So, if you're in there, so if you're in there, how would you let him know that you're they're not going to let you out or anything? >> I couldn't. >> Okay. >> But you'd be able to take your cell phone for right now. All All you need to do is call 911. Even if it hangs up, we get a 911 call, abandoned 911 call, we know it's you. >> Sound good? >> Yeah. >> And Dad, if you're good with it, then we're ready to roll. >> So, like I said, I just This is all for the safety. >> Yeah. So, like I said, we're going to be we're going to be down at the end of the road. All I need you whenever you guys get done with everything, just stop by real quick and say, "Yep, they're there. Both there. Perfect." And you guys can head back home. We'll take it from there. >> All right. >> Sound good? >> All right. >> All right. >> What's your name? >> Hello. >> What's your name? >> Lauren. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Why? >> Do as I say. Step out of the vehicle. >> Officers approach the stepfather at the residence and place him under arrest for child abuse. They arrange for a relative to take custody of the child. >> Okay. That's my husband. Oh my god. What the is Why are my cars not in park? Put it in park. >> Sorry. >> Put it in park. Step out. >> Okay. Oh my god. Ow. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> What is happening? >> My phone is on my What is going on? Why am I under arrest? Can you tell me what I did? >> Not right now. Hey, she's trying to call him. So, get unit behind that house cuz he's probably gotten going to be aware now. >> Can we talk to you right here? >> Yeah. >> Come here. >> Hey, bud. How you doing? >> I'M GOOD. >> You good? What's going on? >> Look. >> Hello, dude. How are you? You're under arrest for child. Who's going to be able to take care of your son? >> Yep. We'll do all that. Mom's going to be able to take care of him. >> Hey, I love you, Bubba. >> She's about 3 hours away. >> Okay. We need somewhere closer. Then >> call my uh sister. >> Hey, I'm being arrested. I need you to get robber. >> During the mother's arrest, officers locate a pipe in the vehicle and initiate a vehicle search. >> All right. I just come to your house. >> Yes. >> Okay. What about Lauren? >> I don't know where Lauren >> She's going to jail, too. Oh, okay. She's going to jail, too. >> Yes, ma'am. Hey, how long do you think you can get here? This is a sheriff's office, by the way, Deputy H. Hotton. >> Oh, no. That's okay. Um, I'm all the way in Sun City. >> I think maybe like 30, 45 minutes then. >> So, yeah. >> Okay. Well, I appreciate you uh helping out like this. >> Yeah. Yeah. No problem. >> All right. We'll see you when you get here then. >> As I'm putting the car goes, it's perfectly legal open and smack your kid. >> Oh, all right. I'm going to get going. You good? >> Yep. Yeah. >> Appreciate you. >> I'll make sure I do that. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Hey. So, when she got out the vehicle, there was a Hey, I don't know. I don't know what you want to do with the vehicle, but there's a roach in the passenger side. I mean, driver's side uh thing and a pipe for a lot of her when she got out. >> Yeah. >> Search the vehicle. >> Yeah. Between her legs or something. >> Search the vehicle. >> All right. >> You got anything in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> What's up with that pipe? >> That is not mine. >> Fell between your legs. Right out of the car when you got out. >> It's not mine. >> Well, you're being charged with it. Right now, you're under arrest for possession of paraphernalia, whatever else they find in the vehicle when we search it. And for child >> child on on who? >> On your son. >> My baby is perfect. my oldest child. No, no, no, no, no. >> I I did not I didn't put my hands on him at all. He attacked my husband. Oh my god. >> Okay. Well, your husband's got no injuries and he does. >> This is the second time that this has happened. I restrained Brady. I restrained him. >> You probably took a little bit too far. So, you're going to be under arrest for that. All right. We're done. >> Nikki is his sister. >> Nikki Michael's sister. Yeah. >> We We don't talk to her. We haven't talked to her in years. >> He called her and she's willing to come down. So, >> come down for what? >> To watch him. to watch. Robert, >> your is that your son's name then? Yeah. >> I don't understand. What is Why I >> When your son has injuries the way he does, you guys took it too far. Okay. >> Why is it you guys? I don't understand why. >> Cuz he punched him in the face and gave him a blue black and blue eye. >> I being arrested >> because you him around the neck caused a scratch. >> Oh, no. No, no, no, no. That's not what happened. >> Oh, you can explain to the judge, but you're under arrest for And then whatever, like I said, whatever else they find in your car along with pipe that fell out between your legs. >> Wow. >> Yeah. Wow. So daughter asked for stepdad's phone to watch a movie. He said, "No, here's your brother's." Well, he didn't know his phone got taken. And then he said, "Change the passcode to 1 2 3 4." So she did. He found out, got mad, they started fighting, brother and sister. Stepdad took stepson outside, argued. Stepson said, "I live in a household full of made stepdad mad, popped him right in the eye, causing a nice big shiner." Well, then they started physically fighting. Mom comes out, instead of separating, gets on top of the sun and starts him around the neck, causing big marks around his neck. And then they force him to go into the bathroom and clean him up. busted nose and everything bleeding profusely. Made him clean himself up and said, "You're not telling anyone this to Yoda daughter to get off the phone. No one needs to hear this or video record none of that." They went to go to Walgreens, whatever it is, the 26th Cortez. Yeah. >> They said, "Put a hat on and keep your face down so no one can see the injuries." Oh, yeah. Dude, just Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah. So, I'm so happy we hooked them. Less property goes with you, the better it is for everyone. >> So, she's been she's been playing tricks. >> I'm playing tricks. My shoulder is >> Yeah. And then I put two handcuffs on you cuz you told me to. He is horrible. He is horrible. >> He's got little man syndrome. >> The mother and stepfather were arrested for child abuse based on visible facial and neck injuries to the juvenile corroborating statements from witnesses and officer observations indicating physical force was used. Remember, when visible injuries and consistent witness statements are present, law enforcement may act immediately to protect minors and ensure safety. Encouraging children to report concerns and documenting incidents can be critical in investigations involving family violence. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. The officers handled this carefully and made sure the kids were safe first. It's upsetting to hear how long this has been going on. Good that a family member was able to step in for the child. 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 mom is in the movies while 2-year-old cooks in hot car. call us. You're okay. >> She said she she was trying to get her to unlock the door and she left her phone in the theater and she didn't want to run back in to get it. But after 30 minutes and over 100°, how do you think? On July 19th, 2025 in Lake City, Florida, police responded to reports of a young child locked alone in a car in the parking lot of a Regal movie theater after witnesses saw her mother go inside the theater and remain there while the child sat in the vehicle in extreme heat. Officers found the 2-year-old girl visibly distressed, flushed, sweating, and crying with outside temperatures near 94° and broke the driver's side window to remove her. >> Please, bro. >> You got a uh punch. She's been in there for like 30 minutes already. >> You got one. Go ahead. I know, baby. >> Go other side. Other side. Other side. Is that fire advised fire? The child's been in the car for about 30 minutes. Uh, vehicle's not running in the heat. Come here, baby. >> Are you serious? 30 minutes, ma'am. >> Yeah. Hey, come here. >> Why would you wait 30 minutes to call us? >> You're okay. >> I was trying to get her to open. >> I know. Come here, baby. >> I didn't have my phone. >> Yeah, you guys can go ahead and go with it, >> baby. You can hang tight for a second. Talk to this officer right here. He's going to get some information from you. Go. You need to go get her 43. >> Yeah. The degree of annoyed she waited 30 minutes >> to call. >> Like what? >> Trying to get her done. 30 minutes. >> 30 minutes. >> 30 minutes in the car. >> No AC on. >> No AC. Nothing. >> Why? >> She said she she was trying to get her to unlock the door and she left her phone in the theater and she didn't want to run back in to get it. >> Are you serious? >> So so serious right now. >> Is she hot to the touch? >> So EMS is saying she's she's she's good. Wait, bud. >> No. >> Uh, don't worry about it. >> Yeah, we will document report. >> Yeah. >> And just get us We got her statement already. Can I go around this way and see her? >> I don't know if it's open. You can you want to stand stay away? It's not open. They're trying to keep this. There's AC in there. They're trying to keep the air inside cuz she's hot. >> I just wanted to make sure cuz I know I didn't call instantly cuz I was trying to get her to open the door. I didn't have my phone on me. My phone was stuck inside the theater. And >> what do you mean stuck? Like >> like it was inside. I didn't have nobody was out here to help me. >> Officers challenge the timeline, noting the prolonged exposure to high temperatures and the child's age, nearly 2 years old. They document statements and request the outside temperature for the report. >> What do you mean stuck? Like >> like it was inside. I didn't have nobody was out here to help me like call or anybody. And she was fine. Like she was okay. >> So the theater is open. Why would you not walk up to the window right there and tell them to call 911 for you? >> Cuz I was trying to get her to open the door. Cuz in the beginning, she was fine. She was laughing. She was playing. I was like, >> but after 30 minutes and over 100°, how do you think that's going to affect her? >> Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Yes. You understand what I'm getting at? >> I understand what you're saying. I understand what you're getting at, but I'm trying to tell you it's Never mind. I get her name. Her name Third date of birth now. >> What's your first name? >> My first name is Kora. T I P O R A >> Mar Jackson. She So she's up here at the theater for whatever reason. I'm assuming to watch a movie. She herself in the car. So instead of and her phone is already inside the theater somehow, but the baby never made it into the theater. So baby locks herself inside the car. So instead of calling 911 immediately or going to someone help from the window, she tries to get the baby to unlock the door. So baby's not unlocking the door. So she doesn't want to leave the baby to go inside to get her phone to call 911. Doesn't want to walk up to the window to get the concier there to call 911. So EMS confirms the child was in distress and significantly overheated. Officers discuss the seriousness of the situation and the risk posed by leaving a toddler in a non-running vehicle in extreme heat. >> Instead, waits 30 minutes with this child in this not running hot ass car. >> Where did you go for 30 minutes? >> Standing there at the window trying to talk to baby and unlocking the door. >> So, her phone is up there. >> Her phone's in the theater. She has it now, I think. Is that I think No, that might be her wallet. But yeah, 30 minutes talked to EMS. The baby was obviously in distress. The baby was screaming, crying. Baby's hot to the touch. Maybe one two >> two. >> About to be two. >> I don't know. >> I can't get my four-year-old. >> I CAN'T GET MY FOUR-YEAR-OLD TO UNLOCK the damn door. You already got it. >> Yeah, we had to punch the window. Yeah, she's hot. >> Yeah, she she was >> Yeah, she's she's in the back there working on the truck. >> Yeah, she she was pretty hot. >> She did. >> 20 minutes. That's ridiculous. >> Yeah, straight up. Bust a window. Like, we got >> bust the window like in this car. And she's so nonchalant acting like it's nothing like her. is making sense to her. She didn't even realize that temperature is what I was going to do. >> Yeah. >> That kid ain't screaming at me. >> Yeah. 30 minutes. Baby was in the car. >> Hey, for the report, you want to ask dispatch to get the the current temperature outside to put it in the car mode for you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Officers decide to arrest the mother for child endangerment/ neglect. She is informed she is going to jail and is placed in handcuffs. >> On the radio, >> they transport. >> Okay, >> I got to I'm going to have to go. Oh, she's absolutely absolutely I get in my truck to go see her. Like what you about to do? Who is is this this is your son or whose kid he is? >> That's my brother. >> This is your brother? Yes. >> Is there another adult here with the car? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, please. No. Not right now. Not right now. About to go ahead and have him hook her up cuz she's getting more irritated. I don't want any issues. She's 100% sure needs to go to jail. What do you think? >> Yeah, we do that. >> You want to go ahead and advise her that she's going to be 10:15 and >> officers confirm the presence of two younger siblings ages 12 and 14 who were also at the location. Arrangements are discussed to ensure their supervision. Go ahead and turn around. Go ahead and turn around for me. Go ahead and transfer back. Thank you. Gosh. >> Travel. >> Yeah. >> You're going to be going to jail today for children. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Has anybody been here and talked to the employees inside yet? >> Not yet. >> Where's the child's father at? We're We're gonna we're gonna carry you up to the hospital now. >> Okay. Thank you. I just want >> to stay here, get some statements, and clear all this up. Where's your phone and stuff? >> Get right. >> Your phone's in your back pocket. Okay. Let's get you to the hospital. Okay. We'll look in there. Get >> Is there an adult here with you? >> NO, THEY'RE I AM THE ADULT WITH THEM. That's what I'm trying to say. There's nobody else here. >> How How old is he? >> He is 12. >> How old is the other person that was over there? >> He's 14. 15. She's 14. >> 14. >> Yes, she's 14. >> We need to get the number. >> That's They're my siblings. That's my sister and that's my brother. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Theater employees state they observed the mother enter and exit the building multiple times and did not observe panic or attempts to alert staff for help. They estimate the time lapse to be approximately 20 to 30 minutes. We need parents for them other two as well cuz they only 12 12 and 13 or 12 and 14. >> You got your PX on you? >> My person >> 375 371. >> Can you call 305 PX please? I don't have my number. >> Call 305 PX please. Hey. So what? So she brought the baby in or >> so I did not witness any of it but I asked them if they saw anything and so they did say that they saw some stuff. So >> I'm assuming they were watching a movie. They came out to the lobby kind of deal. The kid was >> kind of like walking around the lobby and stuff. So I noticed that she brought a kid outside. She came back in she brought she came outside again but I wasn't aware if she like came back in or not again. So >> So when she came out she had the baby with her. >> Mhm. And you did she come back in with the baby or was the baby >> first time? No, she came back in again. Not with the baby at all. >> Okay. Did she ever say anything to y'all? >> Never mentioned like >> she didn't she didn't notice us at all. Like kind of she >> Okay. Did she look like she was in a panic or anything like that? Didn't look like she was in any type of distress. Were the other children, the other kids, those two older ones, were they with y'all when that happened? >> No. >> Were with her when that happened? I'm sorry. They were not. Were they still in the movie or >> I do not recall seeing them? saw the boy in the green shorts walk out like twice and but didn't see a child >> and none of them said >> none of them said anything to us. They kind of just were walking in and out a couple times. Like I saw them standing next to the car and I'm thinking it looked from where I was it looked like the windows down. They were just chitchatting with whoever was in the vehicle. So like I'm thinking nothing of it cuz that happens all the time. So >> what was the time frame there? >> Um that would have been about 30 minutes ago that I saw the boy walking in and out. Um, >> when was the last time you seen the child? >> Her she walked out with the child. >> I going to guess 20 30 minutes. I don't know. >> So, probably what she said about 30 minute timelapse. The baby was and the baby was already hot to the touch. So, >> she had been in there for >> a baby inside the the movie theater and she sent her brother out here back. >> The 18-year-old mother is arrested and booked into the Columbia County Jail on a charge of child neglect. bond is reported at $50,000. Remember, even moderate outside temperatures can rapidly create life-threatening conditions inside a parked car, especially for young children. If a child is locked in a vehicle, immediately call 911 or seek assistance from nearby adults or businesses without delay. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Breaking the window probably saved that baby's life. There's no excuse for waiting 30 minutes in that heat. Glad witnesses stepped in and called for help. The tension is already high. Or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life pause and comment what you do here. The next incident is when police rescue fivemonth-old toddler from extremely dangerous family. >> So she shot she tried to shoot grandma, shot the a six-month old baby in the face and then tried to shoot the baby's mom. >> On December 9th, 2023, officers responded to a call about an incident in Hamilton, Ohio. The Butler County Sheriff's Office investigation revealed that the 43-year-old grandmother accidentally discharged a firearm while handling it, striking she at >> the baby's right here. The mom took off uh headed up towards Yankee. I don't know. When I pulled in, she was pulling up. >> What kind of vehicle? >> Uh it's a silver uh Buick iron clay. >> What's her name? >> Uh me and her. Suspect silver Buick Enclave northbound Yankee. >> Buick Enclave. I already passed it, please. >> Buick. >> She was going up towards Yankee. Hold on. Here. Right here. I just got here. So, I don't know what's going on here. Let me get a flashlight. Okay. She's moving. >> Yeah. That's right. Behind my belt. Grab his flashlight for me. I got him. He's got the ambulance right here. Please just run to the ambulance, please. >> Hey, get the medics over here. Get the medics over here. >> Officers secure the scene, identify family members, and coordinate transport. The baby is taken to UC Westchester Hospital. The father is directed to follow up for updates. >> Let them do what they have to do. So, when you get a chance, pass that information on all podcast. >> Where's mom? Okay. So, are you >> I don't know where Mia Harris is. >> Okay. So, >> I'm I'm a niece. I'm I'm I'm the baby's niece. I need I need to hurry up and get back to my neighbor's watching. I need to go. >> But I will go up there. >> I will go up there. I don't KNOW WHAT THEY DOING. I'm worried about the baby. >> That's why >> you're good now. Do you know where the gun's at? >> So, I saw when I got upstairs, >> I brought my gun just for safety. Yeah, >> I saw a uh one bullet uh discharge >> uh still in the casing. I don't know if she took the uh gun with her, but now we left our kids at home. >> Okay. And this is your wife. >> That's my girlfriend. >> Girlfriend. Okay. >> Yes. >> We left our kids. >> You need to go with Hey, >> the squad. Are you dad? >> Dad. Dad. >> Hold on. No, you're good. Hey, this is dad. Is he good to ride? >> No, mom back here. Okay. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Hey, we'll put you there. I can't. >> Officers attempt to locate the grandmother who left the residence in a silver Buick enclave. Units coordinate to track and stop the vehicle. >> We'll get you later. All right. >> Hey. Hey, help me. You see Westchester. >> Hey, Dad. Dad. Dad. >> Hey. >> We're going to get you a rock. You're going to go to UC West. We're going to get the kid. Okay. They're going to get everything they can. >> Hey, he's they're going up to UC Westchester. You know where? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Hey, get in the car with your sister. I'll take you up here. Hey, >> let's go. Let's go. >> He's going to get a coat. >> They're rolling with They're rolling with the baby. You guys are good. Okay, >> I'll get this. I got it. Hey, do we have her phone number so I can ping her cell phone? She's >> not doing nothing. She doesn't have the phone on her. She left. >> She doesn't have the phone number. >> Where's the phone at? >> At least give me the phone number. >> Give him the phone. He needs her phone number. >> She doesn't have it. It's in the house. >> He still needs it. >> Oh. Oh my god. >> Are you here? >> Oh my god. >> What does he got? Is he with her? He's just getting >> He's right there. >> From Princeton down. >> Where is it? In here. >> All right. Who's in there? >> You need to drop. >> Well, let's keep everybody out of there. >> They're going to go to UC Westchester. >> Okay. Well, >> I know everybody's going. I'm We need to call. >> Who's in there right now? >> Nobody should be in there right now. >> The grandmother is stopped and taken into custody at gunpoint for officer safety. She is removed from the vehicle, handcuffed and secured. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> PUT THE TIRE OUT OF THE VEHICLE. STEP OUT >> ON YOUR FACE NOW. >> I got lethal. >> I got hands. >> Got it. >> Female is in custody. Bring your knees to your chest. >> Stand up. >> Up. Up. >> The car with the open thing. >> Yeah. >> Passenger side for me. >> Yeah. >> This one? >> Yeah. This one right here. >> Deputies confirm details from witnesses that the firearm discharge and that additional shots may have traveled into a neighboring unit. Officers check for other injuries and secure potential evidence. >> Do you have any weapons, anything like that on you? >> No, they're in the house. >> Okay. Grab a seat. >> Turn. Actually, just trade them out. I'll put mine on. >> All right. Slide in. Watch the door for me. You can move your hands now. >> So, they called and said they called OSP and said she was on the wrong way on 75, >> right? All right. I picked her up at the turn around the south of the rest area and she just slow rolled 55 the whole way here. >> Okay. All right. >> You're good, man. >> Let's make sure there's no other guns. They fill you in. What happened? Wow. >> So, she shot she tried to shoot grandma, shot the a six-month old baby in the face, and then tried to shoot the baby's mom and the family members. >> Uh, yeah, that's So, that's one of the family members. >> Yeah. Thank you guys for getting appreciate it. >> Do you guys need her name and all that? >> Is that Mia? >> Yeah, that Mia. >> Okay. Oh, I think we have It's her car. Yeah, I read the tag already. >> Yeah, if there's anything else you guys need, let us know. >> I mean, >> yeah, I've got an M1 fail to comply. >> I I I've compared EX >> the scene documentation begins. Deputies identify a bullet hole in an adjoining residence. Neighbors confirm no additional injuries occurred. >> Everything else, I appreciate guys doing it for us as well. Y >> All right, go ahead. Got the keys of the car real quick. Okay. >> It's already been checked through real fast weapons. >> Yeah, we'll leave it there until Dan till the detective gets here. >> Do one of the detectives want to meet meet him down at the sheriff's office? >> Yeah, we're waiting. Dan's going to call me. >> I'm going to move my car closer so we can keep an eye on >> All right. >> Okay. >> Wait. Dan's going to find out who's going down town down town down town down town down town down town down town down town down town down town down and I'll have to take her down here. >> Okay. Uh and they don't want us to work on statements or anything in there. Uh he hasn't said yet, but uh I don't know if grandma they're checking grandma out now. So >> cool. >> We we can always get a staple for her. >> I got an oral one anyway. So >> you got what? >> I got an oral one now. Anyway, >> Hey, Grandma, real quick. What's the baby's name? You got me so quick. >> I am so sorry. >> Oh, amen. >> Whenever you get time Ryan. >> Ryan. >> Yeah. >> You said Ryan. >> I think it's Ryan. I believe it's >> or is it Rio? >> No, it's Ryan. Oh, that hurts. >> That hurts. >> Yeah. >> I love the [ __ ] It looks like a burn mark. >> Burn. >> What's the baby's last name? >> Uh, her last name is >> it could be Val's last name, which is Chance. >> Chance or baby mommy. >> Do you know the baby's date of birth? >> Uh, she was born 6 months ago. >> 6 months old. Okay. And you say it's Ry, right? >> Yeah. >> In her 40s. Uh over here. I don't >> No, here in the the whatever the adjoining unit was where they said they got a bullet. >> I think it's this one. You guys the one that has a bullet hole. >> But nobody Nobody's injured over here. >> You guys are the one that had a bullet hole to go through it. >> Yeah, but nobody's nobody's hurt, right? >> No, just my brother. He like that almost is close to here in a minute. I have to go up there and take couple pictures. >> Okay. >> Detectives gather names, dates of birth, and statements from witnesses and family members. Photographs of bullet impact locations are taken. >> But it didn't hit him at all. >> All right, cool. >> I'm gonna get out of here. >> I appreciate it. >> No problem. >> No, I think we're good. >> Who's the owner? >> Huh? >> Who Who's the owner? >> You. >> All right. >> I just need your name and your birthday and a good phone number. It's just because the bullet went through. And then once my camera comes back from down up there, I got to snap a couple pictures and then uh >> a detective might come over and talk to you guys again. Okay. And then just ask some basic questions and then I'll kind of go from there. Okay. >> So, what's your first name? >> Uh Fra. >> Can you spell it? >> E F E F. >> Uh R E I Sir. Hold on. I put that one >> here. How about this? >> You just want to write it? >> TK house. >> Yeah, just scratch it out and do it underneath it. And then also put your birthday for me, please. >> Okay. >> And a good phone number for you. >> Thank you. >> What's up, young man? >> What I'm talking about? >> I already sent me. Thank you, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> And then once my camera gets back down here, I'll take a couple pictures and then um that's about it for me and the detective might come back over and talk to you. They might want to take a look at it. They're on the way out here, so it's just going to be a little bit. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> It's good. >> Uh no, he's calling number four. >> I'm going to go take that picture real fast and then we should be good with these people. >> Okay. >> Yeah, they went back in. Is this house not this one? >> No, no, no. That's the one that >> The grandmother is formally identified. A detective advises her of the investigation. >> Said the incident occurred, but one of the bullets came through here. >> Okay. >> Hey, just can you point where it's at? >> Oh, hold on a second. I got to take a snip quick picture. >> You're good. Go ahead. >> Don't mind me. >> I just got to do is take a line of pictures is all that it is. It's You said it's upstairs. >> Yeah. And nobody's hurt, right? >> No. >> Good. >> That's not it, right? >> No. >> This one right here. >> Oh, hold on a second. That's not >> Huh? >> So, it's not going back in. Let me go this way. >> Go over here. Mia. >> Oh, my back. >> Is her name Mia? >> Okay. Good morning, Mia. I'm Detective Cur. >> The 43-year-old grandmother was arrested and charged with felonious assault and improperly discharging a firearm after allegedly discharging a weapon. She was booked into the Butler County Jail and later pleaded guilty. On April 10th, 2025, she was sentenced to 2 to 3 years in prison and began serving her sentence. Remember, firearms should always be handled with extreme care and secured to prevent accidental discharge, especially in homes with children. Immediate emergency response and rapid coordination can significantly improve survival outcomes in critical incidents. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Thank goodness the baby survived. This shows why gun safety is so important in homes with kids. Glad officers secured the scene quickly. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officers step in. Did you predict that rescue? The next incident is when police rescue one-year-old from insanely dangerous mother. >> You can get out. We can walk around. That's fine. >> No, I don't. I just want to go home. Get your hands off of me. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> Because you were pushing me. >> Because you're in the way of my On July 12th, 2023, officers responded to a call about a one-year-old child harmed at a home in Harvard, Illinois. Harvard Police Department officers found that the mother had allegedly thrown her toddler, requiring immediate medical attention, and she resisted arrest during the incident, as reported by the Mckenry County Circuit Court. It's been bad since then, you know. >> Hello, Caitlyn. >> Yeah. >> Hi. That's your kid with you. Okay. >> So, we had a call that the kid was crying and some whoever called it in thought you might be having some trouble with the kid or >> disciplining it or something. >> No. Okay. Well, somebody else said that they saw you drop them in the parking lot. Okay. I didn't He I set him down to put him in the car seat. >> Okay. Can I check on him real quick over there? >> No. >> Well, I have to. >> Why? >> Because I want to make sure he's not injured. >> He's not. He's fine. >> I have to check. >> I just put him down and he like fell. >> Okay. Well, I'm just going to check and make >> The mother initially resists officers checking on the child. Officers state they must verify the child's condition due to credible reports. Make sure he's not injured. Okay. >> It's not a question. I have to do it. I have to make sure the child isn't injured. We have cred credible information. >> It's not credible information. Nobody saw I was putting the baby in the car seat. >> Okay. But two people for telling us that they witnessed you drop the child. They didn't say it was on purpose. >> It's not I put him down in the parking lot. >> Okay. >> He's been crying a lot lately. >> Then I just I'm just going to check on him. Make sure he doesn't have any injuries. Okay. >> Well, I mean, his lips got a little, but am I >> That's okay. And we're just going to make sure he's okay. >> He is okay. >> All right. Fine. Well, I'm going to just We need to check on him. Okay. >> Okay, then. >> You can get out. We can walk around. That's fine. >> No, I don't. I just want to go home. Like, you know. >> Well, why did you leave when you saw us? I see you. >> Because I'm scared. I'm always scared of you guys. Because the last time the police were involved in my life, it's been bad since then, you know. No, I don't I don't know what you're talking about. >> So, he's okay. >> Okay. Yeah, we just need to check. I mean, that's okay, right? >> Hey, it is okay. >> Okay. >> He got like a little hurt. I sat him down, >> but he's okay. >> Hey, bud. >> Hey, say hi. Like, he got a little hurt when he fell, but he's okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, we just need to We're going to have rescue check him out. >> No, rescue doesn't need to come. No, because you're saying like you should. No, because you said that. You just came to look at me. >> Why are you pushing me? Because let go of me. Let go OF ME. LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. I didn't do anything. Let go of me. >> Get your hands behind your back. Get your hands. Let go of me. >> Get your hands behind your back. Why are you doing this to me? >> Because you were pushing me. >> Because you're in the way of my car. getting >> the mother is handcuffed and informed she is being arrested for pushing the officer. Rescue personnel are requested to evaluate the toddler for visible injuries. >> Please, why did you just do that to me? >> Just relax. >> J5 Montana tightening up. Please stop. >> And dispatch rescue. >> Check out this toddler. >> He's got some injuries. >> Tighten these up. >> Third in Northfield. >> Third in Northfield. >> What am I under arrest for? >> They're all pushing me for one thing. >> What am I under arrest for? >> Pushing me right now. >> What am I under arrest for? It's aggravated battery. Please follow. What's your location? >> We're in front of >> Third Street. >> For what? >> For pushing. >> Pushing me. >> Because you're in the way of my car and my kid and my >> your kid's injured and I was checking on him. You can't push me out of the way. >> The child is transported for medical evaluation. The mother states she is protective due to prior involvement with authorities. >> Have my glasses. >> Yeah, we'll get them. >> Hi, buddy. How are you? >> Hi. >> You okay? >> You want a toy? H I can get you a toy. >> What we got in here? You got any toys? What >> we got? This Chicago Cubs. What do you think? They're pretty nice. Consistent with the kid face planting. >> Hi, buddy. >> Face planting on the cement. >> I'm going to get a camera. Yeah, hang on, buddy. We'll be right back. Okay. Okay, Caitlyn, we're gonna have rescue come out. Check out your kid. Okay. Take him to the hospital. Make sure he's okay. I'm going to transport you to the police department. >> Uhuh. You can't push me out of the way like that. >> I'm sorry. I'm very protective of >> Witness statements are relayed to medical personnel alleging the mother threw the toddler face first onto the pavement. Officers confirm the child will be placed in protective custody while the mother is in custody. >> Andrew, the last time the police came, they took him away. The dad didn't. know like I'm so protective. I'm I >> Well, look where we're at. >> I'm like at this point in my life where this has been going on and like there's nothing I can do. >> Well, you Well, what one thing you shouldn't do ever is push a police officer when we're trying to check on the well-being of your child. That's that's a good thing that we're doing. Okay. When you're pushing me out of the way, that means >> that [ __ ] hurts. >> Sometimes I got to do that. I can't let you get on back into the car without checking the, you know, the medical status of your kid who's got injuries. You can't be pushing me out of the way when I'm doing that. >> It's not right in any sense. >> But it's not right to get in someone and tell them that you're taking their >> I didn't even say that to you, did I? >> So, we got a report that um >> Hold on. >> Nikki's going to be >> Okay. >> the paramedic in this mom. So mom was carrying like a football and was angry and upset threw him on the ground. Look at his face >> for a witness. >> Hi sweetie. >> She threw her on the ground. >> That's what the witness said. She was holding him with kid like this and the kid was then screaming was screaming and crying and she just dropped her face for a second. >> Obviously you want him transported. >> Yeah. You guys you're in protective custody. >> At the station officers advise the mother of her Miranda rights and begin questioning. She denies intentionally harming the child and explains she left the scene because she feared neighbors had called police. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> She's going to jail cuz she was pushing me out of the way so she ain't going to take any kids. >> Is there family here at all? >> Yeah. >> No. >> No. No. No. This isn't even She lives in Northfield when she saw us over there. >> That's the mom. >> Yeah. So, you have 24. Are you available for a phone call? Ma'am, does the baby have any >> medical issues? No. Any allergies medications? Doesn't take any medications. No, no problems during pregnancy with the baby. >> Oh, all right. Come on out. Walk around the front of my car over to that doorway. Okay. right over there. Since we you are in custody and we did arrest you, I'm going to read you you your Miranda rights. Okay. So, before you asked any questions, it's my duty to advise you of your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that right? Okay. Anything you say can be used against you in court or other proceedings. Do you understand that? Yes. Okay. You have the right to talk with a lawyer for advice before you're asked any questions concerning this matter and to have your lawyer with you before, during, or after questioning. You understand that? Okay. And if you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed free of cost to you by a judge before you are asked questions if you wish. You understand that? Okay. Okay. So, this is the Miranda rights that I just read to you. Okay. You can read through them again if you'd like. I just ask you to um initial by each one of these lines that you understand what those rights are and that I read it to you. Okay. >> Don't like that. >> During questioning, officers confront her about multiple bruises in various stages of healing. She states she was unaware of the extent of the bruising. She is later booked into the Mckenry County Jail. >> That's C. >> You could watch that. >> That's a C. >> Yes, that's a C. That's not my middle name. >> Oh, I'm sorry. What? What's your middle name? >> Jade. >> Oh, Jay. Okay. >> You mind if I ask you some questions about what happened today? >> Sure. >> Okay. So, we got a call that and the concern was with your child. Um, they weren't sure what exactly was going on, but they knew your child was crying. I don't know how they knew that or who actually even who Okay. I don't know who called. Okay. Um, honestly, I they wanted to be Okay. Um, they thought for some reason that you may have been hitting the child. Um, so that's the call we got and that's why we we showed up there. >> 11. >> So, do you want to tell me what was going on with you and and your child today? Nothing. >> So, what made you come back right away? just I wanted to get home. U feel safe at home. >> Okay. But did you did you make it to the gas station? >> Yeah, we got gas. >> Did you go to Walmart after that? >> I went but then like I decided I don't want to go inside. >> Okay. >> Cuz like I more just want to make sure and put like ice on his lip cuz I saw it hurt his lip. So >> I just want to get home cuz his lip was hurt. Why did you why did you leave from there when you I'm assuming? >> Because I saw them upstairs and I saw the neighbor who was always like Gerberg and talking to us and his wife and I saw them like staring down at me as I came in because like he always says he has like the eagle tower and he watches everything. So I already know like >> that you know like cuz we were right outside their door when he fell. So then I'm like oh my god they called the cops. I see the cops out front. I say see them up in their balcony and I'm just like, "Oh my god." Like I need to just not like go because they probably think, you know, they called the cops on me. >> Okay. >> Right. So, you're going to leave? Like, >> did you think you did something wrong? >> No, I didn't think I on purpose. However, like I don't know what they think and they, you know, like I can't just say and make people feel the way I feel. They're going to feel how they feel. When they see a baby hurt, they don't care. Like, >> but when I say he I was setting him down and he fell over, that's the words that people don't hear, you know? >> Right. Okay. So, um so that explains the lip, you know, the obviously the little blood on the lips, right? Um what about the other bruising that was he had some bruising on his back and uh look like on his butt and a couple other couple other places. Do you have any idea how he's getting bruises all over him like that? No. So, you never notice that he had some bruises on his back and his butt >> here or there and stuff, but >> I mean, I have kids. I got a couple kids, too. So, I mean, I've gone through all that, right? >> Um, but you you never noticed the bruises on his butt and his lower back. And when's the last time you changed his diaper? >> This morning. >> And you didn't notice that? >> I just changed it. >> Why do you think you wouldn't notice that when you change? >> I mean, I'm just Go ahead. >> Wipe his butt and he moves so fast and he runs away. >> Just advising rescues in round to 800 Haze Court. 800 Haze Court for brief trouble. >> Not responding. You're all tied up. >> Some of the bruises were looked fairly fresh and some of them looked like they've been healing for a little bit. So, I mean, >> you didn't notice any old bruising at all either. >> Okay. Um, you don't have any pockets on you, right? It's just it's just the stretchy >> pants. Have a cigarette or smoke or anything? >> Not right now cuz I got a lot of stuff to do. >> You can't give me >> Well, I don't have any cigarettes. >> I don't smoke. I'm pretty I'm pretty healthy person. Uh, you don't have any other pockets or anything on you. Okay. I'm just going to check your hair real quick. Make sure you don't have anything in there. I'm going take your hair clip out here. Oops. Excuse me. >> 2020. So, here's what we're going to do. I got a lot of things that I got to get just get out of the way, so I need a few minutes to do them. Um, I see you don't have anything on you. Okay? If if you have something hidden somewhere, um, it's going to be big problems. Okay? So, just be honest with me and tell me if you do. >> I don't. >> Okay. So, I'm going to take the cuffs off you. I'm going to put you in the cell there. Excuse me. I'm going to get what I have uh have to get done done, and then I'll come in here in a few minutes. um and give you an update. Okay. >> Will you let me have a cigarette? >> I I I don't have a cigarette right now, so I don't smoke. Nobody >> I don't think anyone Most people here just chew. And that's >> Oh, no. That's fine, too. >> I don't know if I can give you I don't know. I don't think we can give you any of that actually. Um even if we wanted, >> you can't even have a cigarette while I'm here. >> No, not unless they're yours. Um I'd help you out with that if I could, but we can't give you stuff like that. you know, medical issues can arise. Um, I do need your glasses off. You can't have your glasses in there. Do you have any other jewelry on you? It doesn't look like it. Okay. So, just sit them right there. And then you can have a a seat in there. There is water and a bathroom. Um, when I come in to kind of let you know what's going on, I'll let you know I'm coming in case you're using the bathroom or something, just let me know. That way I don't open the door on you. Okay? And if you do need any kind of >> I'm kind of cold. >> Okay, I'll see if I'll I'll see if we've got something that you can use to >> keep you warm. >> Yeah, I know. Unfortunately, we can't give you any shoes. Let me let me see what we got and uh I'll see what I can do for you as far as being cold. Okay, just one second. >> The 33-year-old mother was charged with aggravated battery of a child causing great bodily harm. Aggravated battery in a public place. Aggravated battery of a peace officer child endangerment. Two counts of resisting a peace officer. Obstructing a peace officer and domestic battery. She was booked into the Mckenry County Jail with a bond set at $75,000. The case will proceed through the court system for adjudication. Remember, when officers respond to reports involving a child's safety, they are required to verify the child's condition before allowing a situation to end. Physical interference with law enforcement during an active welfare check can result in additional criminal charges. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. The officers stayed focused on the child's safety. It's important to let medical professionals check a child if there are visible injuries. That escalated quickly once she pushed the officer. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officer's rush and comment if you felt that spike. The next incident is when nightmare neighbor tries to kick down front door at 4:00 a.m. >> You better cough me up right now. >> For what? Well, she doesn't want to talk to you. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Mary, you need to leave. >> Like I said, YOU BETTER TAKE ME TO JAIL THEN. >> MARY, you seem upset. >> I AM BEYOND UPSET. STAY THE AWAY. >> STOP. On August 29th, at approximately 5:20 a.m., the Idaho Falls Police Department received a distress call reporting that Mary Contrarus was attempting to forcefully enter a neighbor's home in Idaho Falls. >> I see it. So, what's going on, Mary? >> Got to see which one you are first. Sorry. >> Huh? >> I see your face. Sorry. >> Oh, okay. What can I help you with? Um, can you please just let me I know, but I need to speak to my daughter for a moment. I need to touch her. I need to hug her. If not, >> we're all done. >> Okay. What's your What's your daughter's name? >> Eliza Shassel. >> Okay. And she's she is living here. >> You're against me. >> Thought there was other people living here now. >> Yes. B E R E A. >> Okay. Um, when the neighbor opens the door slightly, Mary rushes toward it, prompting the resident to shut and lock it. Officers instruct Mary to leave the property, explaining she is not permitted to enter. >> You ring a doorbell. >> I've rang it plenty of times. You should have been here a long time ago. >> Okay. They they called us and don't want to talk to you right now. So, >> I don't care. >> You might want to find somewhere else. >> You better cough me up right now. >> For what? >> For you better. >> For what? Because I need to. >> Why? >> I already took it away. I got no trespass on this already. Okay. >> I was already knocked on the door. >> Okay. >> She needs to open it. >> Well, she doesn't want to talk to you. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> She She doesn't want to talk to you, Mary. >> If she doesn't want to talk to you, >> Mary refuses to leave and tells officers to take her to jail. As officers attempt to detain her, she becomes combative, resists commands, and struggles during the arrest process. >> She doesn't want to talk to you. >> Really, TAKE THIS LOCK OFF CUZ THIS ONE'S ON HER MIND. >> MA'AM, >> MARY, you need to leave. >> LIKE I SAID, YOU BETTER TAKE me to jail then. >> Okay, turn around. Put your fingers together. Relax. Relax. >> It's not going to work that way. Relax. >> You want to [ __ ] play? >> Relax. >> MY DAD WANT TO HURT JORDAN. >> MARY, RELAX. >> I mean it. >> Relax. >> I am going to >> relax. >> I fly. >> Mary, you seem upset. >> I AM BEYOND UPSET. >> RELAX. >> I mean it. Do not even >> Mary. >> I mean it. I >> for step it up. >> I told you. >> Relax. >> I don't want you. >> Relax. >> Relax. You're not going to need me. 941 the step >> roll over. >> You're hurting me. >> ROLL OVER. >> NO. NO. YOU'RE GOING TO PISS ME ALL OFF. I'M DEAD. I DON'T CARE. DA, >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> I DON'T CARE. I DON'T GIVE a Let me BREATHE BEFORE YOU GET OFF. I'M PREGNANT. >> ROLL OVER. >> I GET THE [ __ ] off. Roll over. Roll the down. >> Nope. You're going to roll over onto your stomach. >> You're going to do as I say as well. >> Roll over on her stomach. >> You understand? You understand? >> Roll over on your stomach. >> NO, YOU'RE THE B. YOU'RE THAT B. STAY THE AWAY. >> Officers place her under arrest for battery on an officer disturbing the peace, resisting arrest and trespassing. She continues resisting while being escorted to the patrol vehicle. GOD, you're the last of my [ __ ] day. Barry, you're under arrest for battery on an officer. >> I already know that. >> Serving the peace and resisting arrest. >> Better ask trespassing. >> Okay, I'll trespassing, too. >> Wait, I can't get up. Are you ready? Wait, I am paralyzed. Let me help you, please. >> Sit up on the bed. >> Look, it says let me help you, please. >> Okay. Want to stand up? >> We're not READY TO DO THAT YET. >> I AM. >> I DON'T CARE. >> ONE, TWO, THREE. OH, THAT'S HARD. Start walking. >> No, >> she kicked me, so be careful. >> Officers gather statements from residents. A roommate explains Mary had been ringing the doorbell, repeatedly, yelling threats and accusing them of harming a dog named Luna. The roommate states Mary's daughter was not home at the time. >> Oh god, please. Ow! Ow! Ow! Stop! Stop! >> STOP RESISTING. >> I AM YOU PUT THOSE I AM. >> STOP RESISTING. >> STOP! STOP! You're looking at me. I'VE BEEN WALKING ALL DAY laser or uh Double walked him. >> I double locked him. Yeah. >> Oh, you did? Okay. >> Yeah. Got anything audience could be illegal going into the jail? >> I wasn't ready. >> Step in. >> You found your >> She was up there on the front porch. >> No, she was out here in the grass. Said she wanted to speak to her daughter. Said, "No, they called us. You need to leave." She opened the door. She rushed the door and then I went down was trying to talk her out of it. She just went right into the nuts. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. So, she went right to the ground. What's that? >> What >> is that at 1388? >> I'm sorry. >> At 1388 >> right over here. Yeah. >> Over across street. >> No, over in this side. >> Okay. >> Your neighbors. All right. Cuz my daughter was over there and she wasn't hurt. >> Hey, Troy. I'm going to run up to the jail real quick. >> Okay. I'll talk to uh get her info. >> Yeah, you good. Please. >> Sorry. What's going on? Is this your mom? >> No, this is my roommate's mom. >> Oh, okay. >> Like crazy. I don't know. >> So, I like I just woke up. I heard like the doorbell go off a bunch of times, so it like startled me. about these. >> Residents describe ongoing disturbances involving Mary, including prior police responses and erratic behavior. Officers reassure them that charges are being filed and that she will be booked. >> Going off about how she's going to like go in here, she's going to us up. She's going to hurt us. Then she started saying some nonsense because she's obviously freaking out really bad. >> Yeah. >> And she >> was pretty bad. Hi, Robin. >> Yeah. And she was like saying that she was going to like come in. She's going to hurt me. My roommate, my roommate's not even home right now. She's like at work. And so she's just saying like, "Yeah, I'm going to hurt you guys. I'm going to hurt you guys. Like, give me Luna. Give me Luna." And Luna's like my roommate's dog that she like says is hers. >> Okay. >> Um she said that we killed Luna and that she's [ __ ] kill us because we killed Luna, which isn't true. Luna's fine. Hate you. I hate you. I mean, it do not contact me nothing. >> Jail supervisor from 52. >> I hate you, Chefelle. And I never carry any pasta. >> You're going to have a combative female come in. >> SURE. YOU NEED 2329. It's on. Maybe this one is right next to Okay. 2 3 4 It's Marsha's old apartment. It's not one next to him. >> And we haven't seen her in a week. She has suspended license. She's like driving this van. No, it's not this one. I don't have my contacts in, so I'm kind of blown. But >> um she drives this van. And >> is it a big van? >> Yeah, it's a green Dodge Caravan. >> Is it that one? >> No, that's a No. >> No. It has like a broken window. I don't know where she parked it this time. She usually I don't know. >> But she um she she drives that and she's not supposed to drive. New license suspended. >> Huh. >> And um the officer that came here last time told her to move it. So she moved it over here. And then the next day she was just gone. >> Writing all over the windows >> probably. Iing hate you. Yes, I mean it. Yes. Dad is horrible. 1996 March the 16th. He's the one that everybody in front page all the instructors, all the blackouts that he taught. >> I like went inside the room to go check and she's like not even there. And then pretty sure she's at work though. Where does she work? >> She works at Walmart. Okay. >> All right. Is there anything we can do for you? >> She's going to go to jail for a bunch of charges and won't be out for a minute. >> Yeah. And I'm so sorry to you guys. Like seriously, like kudos to you guys for dealing with this [ __ ] Like she's like this. She's been arrested maybe like eight times now this past year just because of us and like calling cops on her. >> Yeah. Like it's ridiculous. >> Well, she was out of her mind. >> Yeah, she's crazy. And what is kind of frustrating is like the first cops that have dealt with it didn't really treat it as anything. Like they kind of treated it like we were kids that didn't know what we were talking about, but it's like we're fully grown. We're moved out. >> We're trying to tell you guys the problem. And >> authorities confirm Mary Contraras faces felony assault or battery on certain personnel along with misdemeanor disturbing the peace and resisting or obstructing arrest. Bond is set at $25,000. Remember, attempting to force entry into someone's home and refusing lawful commands can quickly escalate into arrest and serious charges. Law enforcement prioritizes the safety of residents during domestic or neighbor related disturbances. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. Showing up at 5:00 a.m. and trying to kick in a door is wild. The officers stayed calm even when she escalated. This is why boundaries and restraining orders exist. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content.