On a February afternoon, deputies respond to a domestic dispute inside a family home where a heated argument quickly leads to allegations of violence and an unavoidable arrest. What's it names? He's got like six kids. He's got two of them with him. >> Hi. Are you okay? >> Okay. If we come in? >> Yeah, I'm in the process of moving. What we got going on today? >> Yeah. What we got going on here today? >> 100% sure. >> Do you know why we're here? You got an idea why we're here? >> Well, I know me and him were arguing for like two days straight. >> Where's he at? >> He just got out the He's walking around. He just got out the show. >> Okay. Who you said you guys were arguing? What you arguing about? >> Uh, >> we've been together for 7 years. I'm not 100% sure. Could tell you. >> Okay. Is it cuz he's cheating or you cheating? >> Yeah. Well, I saw an album. >> You went through a song. >> Made me nervous. >> No. No. It's cool. You went through a song. >> Uh, yeah. He was talking to another girl and then we kind of just >> got into it or whatnot. >> Yeah. >> Did things get physical at any point? Yeah. >> Like how? >> I mean, he did I do have he did punch me like in my butt, but I have back there. >> Mhm. >> And then he did kind of like grab me like that and like I fell to the ground cuz I was trying to get him off. >> Mhm. >> And he did like shove my shoulders to the ground cuz he like shoved me off the bed. [clears throat] >> Okay. What is what what is your relationship with him? >> Um boyfriend. >> You got kids together? >> Yeah, >> you do have kids together. >> I have six kids, but four is >> for the guys upstairs. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Has domestic violence laws ever been explained to you before? >> Not 100%. But I know he does have a domestic violence on his background. >> Is it with you? >> No. >> It with somebody else? >> It was with his sister weirdly. >> Okay. So the way domestic >> I'm sorry. Please, please ignore. I just saw today. >> You're fine. You're fine. Yeah, you're fine. So, the way domestic violence works, domestic violence, actual domestic violence is any threat or physical violence against a family or household member. Since you guys share a kid together, you fall under a domestic situation. If you're telling me he caused you physical violence, that is domestic violence. And by state law, we have to arrest him. Okay? Do you understand that? Okay. Do you want to file charges against him for domestic violence? >> Are you If I do, you still arrest him. If I don't, you still arrest him. >> By state law, we have to >> I'm not going to cuz >> Okay. Do you want to fill out a statement? Don't want to fill out a statement. Okay. >> Am I not That's my dad. I want to talk to my dad. >> Oh, he's kind of the whole reason we're here. I guess you figured that. >> Yeah, kind of. I happened just to look out the window cuz I was packing up some clothes. So, ignore the dresser in the hallway if you have to go up there. >> Yeah, that's right. What's his name upstairs? >> Oh, Brandon. >> Is the kids upstairs, too? >> I have Sorry, I'm trying to think. Uh, one room my twins are sleeping, so they just fell asleep. But one room is currently destroyed because have clothes everywhere. But my room is I have two kids in there asleep. One might be awake. My little baby. >> Maybe four kids upstairs. >> Yeah, they're four. I just dropped my I dropped my oldest off. >> You said you got You said you got bruises. Where are your bruises at? >> I mean, I only have one. It's kind of on my butt. >> Is that from today? >> Yeah, >> it is from today from him. How'd he hit you >> with the fist? Okay. Was he meaning to harm you? >> No. >> Do you believe he Do you believe he was meaning to harm you? I don't think he was trying to be that rough, but if you met him like as a person known him, he's just more of a ADHD hyperactive like super >> Okay. So, at any point during >> I'm not 100% sure. >> Okay. So, at any at any point during this altercation, do you think he was trying to harm you? >> Um, maybe a few times. Yes. >> A few times. At which point >> the punching? >> The punching. Okay. All right. You got some shoes you can put on? >> Um, I do. >> Okay. So, what's going to happen is we're going to attempt to go up there. Well, we're going to go up there and take him into custody for domestic violence. Okay. We're going to have another deputy come and take pictures of you. Okay. Oh, you can go out there and >> Yeah. What's his name? >> Brandon. >> Brandon. Is there any weapons up there? >> Uh, no. >> No weapons upstairs. Okay. Does he have >> toys and clothes? >> Does he have clothes on? >> He should. Yes, >> he should. Okay. Go ahead. Head out there with him. [clears throat] >> Calm down and try to calm down. Brandon, >> Sheriff's Office, you come down here and talk to us. Bob, >> what's that? >> I said, "Let me find my Keep your hands out front where we can see them. All right. Just so we know we're safe. >> Keep your hands out front so we know we're safe. >> We're good. Put your hands on the wall right here. All right. You're under arrest for domestic violence. Okay. >> I'm not saying you did. Do you understand the domestic violence stay viol? >> No. >> If there's violence or threats of somebody has to go. Okay. That's not us saying you did or did not. This is her saying you did. And when she says it to us, somebody has to go to jail. Okay. So she said, "I did." Yep. You have anything on you? You shouldn't have. >> You have anything on on you that could hurt me? >> No. >> All right. Is there anybody I can throw pants on? You can like follow me up there. We're not going to for something. >> We were doing good. Like we were just arguing earlier like and everything was cool. All of a sudden you just fall shorts falling down. Well, you got enough. You can grab your shorts. >> Is there any way I can have the word? >> No, I just want >> If you wanted to have it, that's why. You got it. Have a seat. You want her to have the phone? Are you going to answer? >> Do you want her to have it or no? >> Hey, can you bail me out? >> Sell my PlayStation. Message Jason. You know how much I'm >> You have to get out and go to court tomorrow or Tuesday. How long's this been going on? >> Uh the starting the I mean he's like shoved on me and like kind of like held me against the wall like quite often when we argue, but he's never like actually punched me. >> Your ankle? >> My ankle? >> Yeah. He tried to get out the door. >> I was out the door. He just dragged me inside and my foot got stuck in the freaking door. >> Were you trying to get away from him? >> Yes. Okay. >> And I had nothing. >> How long have you guys been together? >> Uh, we've been together for seven years. My dad just went >> together for 6 years. >> Uh, seven. >> Six. Seven years. >> Yeah. Somehow. >> Okay. All right. >> She's got a clipboard with the victim's rights. I'll start typing and stuff. >> Okay. I'll knock out the EV car. >> You can sit in the car. Probably dad's info. Okay. I cut it off without being in my children. I just laid them down. >> All right. You go ahead sit in the Jeep if you want to. >> [groaning and clears throat]