Did you guys watch this? >> Yeah, I [ __ ] watched it. She was trying to leave and come outside and she [ __ ] grabbed him and then she turned that I heard a commotion. She turned that light on. She was beating the [ __ ] out of him. There's glass all over. She busted a window. He's was bleeding. He's been in the back room. He hasn't came out since I called you guys. >> Okay. >> But yeah, she probably hit him [ __ ] 30 [ __ ] times. >> You willing to >> be a witness to that? >> Statement? Yeah, >> absolutely. Did you see they said something about choking? Did you see her actually choking him? >> Seeing him. She was grabbing him by the [ __ ] back, yanking him all around. He was trying to [ __ ] get out of the house and she wouldn't let him. She was chasing him all around the [ __ ] house. I could see it cuz we were on the back for we just got home from the fireworks and she's [ __ ] drunk as you >> Yeah. And >> I was just here less than a month ago. So >> I called that. >> Yeah. So, and >> yeah, and the baby's in there in the back room. She came out once, woke that up, and then Jamie was just in his [ __ ] face yelling, yelling. We got up time trying to come outside and she [ __ ] just split the [ __ ] out beating the [ __ ] out. I'm recording it on her phone. >> Okay, I appreciate it. >> Come on in. They're always down the hallway. >> Mike, you need an ambulance or anything? >> No, I'm It's not me. It's her and her >> boyfriend. >> Oh, it's her boyfriend. >> Yeah, he's they're all back down the hallway. >> Okay. >> So, what's what's going on? trying to believe. >> Yeah. I just want to get away from her. She's been drinking and stuff. Her dad's here to take care of Jos and I. I just want away from the situation and she's probably going out the door. I tried to get away. I mean, I don't want to press the charges. I just want to leave peace. >> This is a problem. This is the second time I've been here for a domestic in less than a month. >> Well, I understand that, sir. I'm not >> Well, it's I understand you don't want to, but I think at this point in time, she needs some serious help. Every time I've been here over the last five, six years, she's been incredibly intoxicated. And at some point in time, something's going to happen because either that little something's going to happen to the little girl, it's going to happen to you or happen to her. Okay? Somebody's got to step up and pursue charges. I know as much as you don't want to, but somebody's got to do something. There's going to be a civil no contact involved, but it's your daughter, right? >> Yeah. >> That's with her. Can you take the daughter? >> I can, but I don't have a room and stuff set up. I mean, I've got a >> for her. >> For her. >> Okay. >> The grandpa. >> What? I I know the grandpa just absolutely adores her, didn't it? >> Yeah. I mean, >> can you just let me leave for the night? >> You see your lip? >> She bought you. >> I think it was just accidental. I was trying to get out of the door. I don't know. I just I'm just trying to get >> I just want everybody to be safe. And I thought if I got out of here then it would just >> How long's this been going on? >> Well, I haven't been living here for >> I I know you don't live here. >> I was living here, but I my boy got DUI and I've been trying to help him and it's been a struggle. Uh, you know, anyway, >> are you living here in town? >> No, I live in Ar. >> We need you to stick around for a little bit anyway. Okay. Until we can get this all figured out and worked out what's going on. So, What's going on tonight? >> He's he's the one paying my tax money or paying my brother for my brothers. >> My brothers texting me like you're harassing me over it and that's not my fault. Like I don't owe you $1,500. Like I get owed $2500 and I can't even make like my bills here. like you can't get that. >> Okay. So, what happened tonight specifically between >> subside? Like that's not even his. That's in the garage. >> Okay. So, it sounds like things got a little physical tonight. What exactly happened with that? >> Oh, well, he shot me and I shot him, but I'm not going to press charges. >> There wasn't any kind of like >> I didn't like >> taking somebody around the neck type thing or No. >> Nothing. >> No. >> Okay. Is he going to say that same thing? >> I mean, I mean, I approve. I took pictures. >> I'm pretty sure the uh there's some cameras around here. Are they going to show the same thing? >> That nothing happened. >> Okay. >> I just said that. But I'm about to get cameras because I've heard people argue in my garage alcohol. That's why I said it. >> So, where was it when you guys started arguing? >> Um, he already tried to be with my daughter in the car with no car seat earlier. Already tried to leave. I had >> So, is that where it started was out in the yard >> and he has no car seat for her and she's three, so she needs to be in a booster seat at least, right? >> What's your daughter's name? So, you guys got into kind of a shoving match. They >> She wasn't even involved. Like, I can't lose my kid. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm not going to I'm not going to lie to you. Uh if there's a domestic that happens to go and it wasn't even in front of her like my dad was here like I'm going to lose my kid. Oh my god. So you guys were you guys got into a shopping macho out by the car >> out here. Like it wasn't even none like like I'm going to like kill you. It was just like I asked them I was like can I just have my tax money to pay some bills and stuff and he was like [ __ ] you. You don't deserve [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay. But it wasn't like nothing in front of her. Like she's been asleep. Like it was nothing in front of her. Like my dad >> Well, you said she was trying to he was trying to take her in the in the car. >> Well, that was before like she there was fireworks in Oakland tonight. >> Uh-huh. >> This is before all this. >> Yeah. >> But when we came inside like she went back there and watched like cartoons and like fell asleep. >> Mhm. >> Like she took a quick bath and fell asleep out back there in my dad's room watch cartoons. Like it was not fun of her. But he tried taking her earlier to go out there to >> There's too many trees over here to watch fireworks. >> Like last year we watched it from like the old Berkeley parking lot. >> Yeah. >> 133. >> I'm just checking on you. >> That was like before. >> Okay. All right. So, did anything else happen when you guys came into the house? >> No, I was just I have my like brother texting me and like asking about his money that he owes him and they all think it's my fault. Like, >> okay. They still like I just simply asked like he told me like three months ago like oh you're going to get your money in a month and never got it. >> When I first walked in he had like a paper towel up to his mouth. Was he like nursing a a busted lip or like what was that? >> That was not from me. >> What was that from? >> Huh? >> I I didn't do all that. I mean I didn't punch him. You can go ask him. I did not punch him. >> Okay. >> Like I did not punch him in his mouth. I swear I did not punch him. >> So what? So we're probably going to end up all talking to you. But so she fighting him, punching him and everything else. >> You come out here and said Nick Dick's leaving and he's tore up my door and come out here, Dad. And that feeding >> what? >> Picking it up. Is that glass? >> No. Behind the door. I was going to show you. Okay. Smokey went out. >> That's the off of there somewhere. Okay. The trim. >> You know what the problem is? Same thing as like Yeah. Yeah. Her drinking. >> Yeah. I'm going to be honest with you. I think it's time for her to go to jail. She probably should have went last time. >> I can't do nothing this time. She ain't done nothing to me. >> I know, but you're what? Obviously, >> I didn't even witness it. >> Okay. Well, she's I'm going to go talk to the other guy and >> No, I we were in bed and she goes, "Dad, get out of here." >> Okay. >> Yeah. Put the fireball down. Questioning you throwing a curry. >> How long you been drinking tonight? probably since six, five hours. >> Okay. Drinking pretty heavy, I take it. >> She says she isn't, but I can tell. You can tell. Last time you were here. >> Yeah. >> Oh, I ain't drunk. And you go, man, she's intoxicated. >> Did DCFS ever come out and talk to you guys? >> What's going on with that? They chopped everything because >> but everything was normal here. She had her own room, all that stuff. >> Well, that's probably not going to happen now because I'm going to be out of it. >> I just want nothing to happen to cuz I call >> so she can stay with me. >> I know. And I told dad in there and he'll tell you I I know you adore that kid and >> she's the boss. >> You want to make sure everything's good for her and I agree with that. >> I tried to get him out of my bedroom. I said go fight somewhere else. Got this whole house. >> Okay. Well, smoke her cigarette. We'll be back out talking out of the way everybody. >> Okay. Got to do that. Save the problem. >> Yep. >> And uh whenever you I assume you already told him. Uh did you observe anything? You were laying down at the time, weren't you? >> Officer were back there watching Bluey. >> Okay. Okay. >> She was coming there and said they been fighting and I showed them where the door got broke a little bit. >> Okay. >> Nope. This time it wasn't me. >> So they were So they were fighting out here while you guys were in there watching TV. >> Okay. >> I didn't I knew they were in a bad mood, but I just tried to stay out of the way and keep your granddaughter safe. >> Mhm. >> She didn't see any of that. >> Yeah, definitely. All right, man. Oh, you said there was some damage to the doorway, >> the front door, the you know the >> the checker board. >> Yeah, >> the bottom checker boards broke off. >> Okay. Yeah, >> the glass is fine. It's just the wood. I just have to glue it all back together. >> Okay. And you're going to be able to uh watch over the granddaughter? >> I watch Gotson all the time. >> Okay. Awesome. >> She's pretty well Peppa's girl. >> Okay. What's he going to do? Is he going to >> I imagine I'll tell Nick to go ahead and stay >> so he can help me feed her breakfast in the morning and hang out with her. >> It's Sunday. It's holiday weekend. He don't have to work. >> All right. Yeah. All right. I appreciate it. >> He leaves most time just to avoid fighting. >> Yeah. Sounds like that's kind of what he was trying to do. >> All right. Appreciate it. >> No problem. The Is she going to bail in? >> Yeah, most likely. Yeah. What's the charge? >> Domestic. >> Yeah. Well, she I'm going to be taking her to jail. So, >> yeah. But >> how's that going to work? >> Sounds like grandpa's going to take the take care of her and >> because I can't. This is her house. So, >> Grandpa said that he's be okay if you stay here. >> Okay. He's okay if I stay here. Okay. So, >> I just knew it's her house, so I I didn't want to >> Yeah. Uh well, I don't know. Is that your biological kid? >> Yeah, it's my biological kid. >> Okay. All right. Well, um, sounds like you can stay for the night and help feed in the morning and >> Okay. >> But other than that, man, uh, hopefully we don't have to be out here again. So, >> yeah, it could be something simple as you have to go to counseling and everything else. Every time I've been here, you've been >> I'm not even like [ __ ] up, though. >> It doesn't matter. You're always intoxicated. >> I've not I'm not like literally I'm not I've literally ate dinner. I've had like two drinks. I mean, like I'm at my own house. Like, >> you're right. >> I'm not [ __ ] up, though. Like, >> you're not driving. I agree. You're not doing that. >> I'm not [ __ ] up, though. Am I going to jail? >> So, >> it doesn't matter how drunk you are. It's the fact that this is the second time he's been here in what a month. >> And each time >> just finished. >> Yeah. No, because you're the aggressor. >> I No, I didn't even call. Like, I don't even know who called. >> I know. Obviously, you disturbed people enough that they called. >> No, I ain't even been outside. >> So, >> my mom was calling me. Yeah. Look, my phone's in there ringing. >> Don't even know where it is. Can you tell me if I'm going to jail or not? >> We'll discuss that here in a little bit once he decides what he wants to do. >> He's the one dealing with the case. >> The other guy. >> Mhm. I can tell you if it was me, you are. >> So, like what what is this like a [snorts] >> battery? >> Well, I mean, I get that, but like a like a no bond or am I >> see a judge? >> Oh. Only reason I didn't take you last time is not my daughter. My dad >> Why are you trying to pull him back in the house? >> I meant like no. My dad like no. My dad does not know how to take care of her. A nigga's not going to be here tomorrow. Like my dad does not know how to take care of my daughter all day. >> Has anybody got a phone number for her? No, but it's it's attached to my report already. >> I can give it to you. My dad doesn't know how to take care of her though. Like he's 59 with a heart problem like enlarged heart and got a heart monitor thing in there and my dad cannot take care of her all day like and her dad is not going to be here tomorrow. So, >> what's your uh stand up for me? Am >> I going to jail? >> Place your hands behind your back. Can I not get out tonight? >> No. You got to be go before a judge or the state's attorney's office. >> My poor daughter. >> They should be able to get you in. >> That's tomorrow's Sunday. My poor daughter. Nobody bail me out. >> Can I not get like a zero bond? They might do. >> I have to sit in there till Monday. >> That's Monday. My poor daughter. Please, can I go get some shoes at least? Like >> I think there's some right in there inside the door. My poor kid. >> Get you some shoes and we'll be right. >> Yeah, right there. Oh no. My poor My dad can't take care of her. >> What's your regular phone look like? >> Uh, it's black. It's all black with the >> car's behind everybody, isn't it? >> Yeah. You two want to go out there, her take >> that is in there all day tomorrow. >> Um until they can get you into court. I would tell you when when it typically is, but I haven't worked back there in a while and I don't want to steer you wrong. >> No, my dad can't take care of my daughter. I promise you. >> Sure. Oh, no way. My daughter. My daughter. My dad cannot take care of my daughter. Like, is somebody going to help me take care of my daughter? >> Um, it sounds like he's willing to stick around for a little bit. Just >> can't do that. My dad can't do that. He has a heart problem and her dad is not going to be there tomorrow. Like, >> okay. Well, You will be able to make >> a phone call once you get in. So, you can try to make some kind of arrangement. >> Can I come out tomorrow? >> Uh, I like I said, until you get in front of a judge, I can't tell you. So, I'm going to do a quick pat down of you. Use the back of my hand. Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and take a seat in there. Watch your head. Careful. No man, >> this is so >> It's not going to be comfortable. Unfortunately, >> I have to set up. >> You need to lean forward a little bit. >> If you need to lean forward, that's fine. >> My poor daughter.