Can you help me a little bit, please? >> She said he spit in her face, claimed she was just defending herself. But the man bleeding in the chair told a different tale. One drink turned to two, then rage took the reinss. By the time the law rolled up, she was talking tough till the cuffs came out. >> Where you live at? >> Okay. So I had to walk down here because >> she like >> I'm tell like couple drink but I've been sitting we've been sitting in the house. >> Okay. >> She want to rap and raid rap and raid rap and raid rap and raid rap and raid rap and raid rap and raid. >> Yeah. >> And then you know what I'm saying? Like she getting her words, you know what I'm saying, involved and stuff like that. >> Okay. >> And and and her anger. I said, "You need to quit drinking. Stop drinking, man. Sit down. You know what I'm saying? Chill out. Leave me alone." >> Okay. There you go. I got my ass right now. You know how we talk. Spit come. You know what I'm saying? Flying out your mouth. >> Oh, you spit on me. Spit on me. No, no, no, no, no. Just leave me alone. Stay out of my face. Just go find you something to do. Read a book or something like that. >> Who is she to you? >> You know how it go, man. You know, you know your female acquaintance, man. >> Okay. No, you're good, man. I just got to ask. I don't know. I don't know if it's your >> Yeah, we live together. Okay. >> And then like she would call the police on me, but now here it is as I'm concerned. here. Girl, I get an astray across my head, bro. >> Okay. >> And like, you know, I'm tired of going to jail for dumb [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? Like, I don't bother nobody. Like, leave me alone. Whatever your issue is, your opinion, just leave it alone. Take a break. Take a breather. Sit down. We'll talk about it later. >> Yeah. Fair enough. >> Fair enough. But, you know what I'm saying? You take your anger. You, bro. >> Yeah. >> I'm sitting in my reclining chair. She just just launched a goddamn ashtray at my head. >> That That's how that That's how that happened from the ashtray. Yes, sir. >> Okay. What were you guys even like fighting about? >> Where my dick been? >> Okay. >> Normal [ __ ] >> Gotcha. Okay. So, she thinks you're sleeping with other people or something. >> Well, I mean, you don't think it's just like, you know, that's female stuff, bro. >> Yeah, I got you. EMS is going to come check you out and make sure you're good. Uh, what's your first name, man? >> Brian B Y N T. Y'all was just at my house probably like a month ago. >> Same thing or what? >> She called the police. You know what I'm saying? >> Okay. >> With with me with the You know what I'm saying? falling out right at 1080. >> You need anything anywhere else? Just straight down. You blank me out for a minute. I didn't see it coming. I'm tired of you know what I'm saying? Getting called the police on me and and these women walk away with that [ __ ] No. Hell no. You You >> I don't know where she at. I just >> What she wear? >> She got on some pink pants. >> Where do I walk to get to her? >> You can get to the back way cuz our house is on the back way. 1037. >> Your 1037? >> Yeah. >> So, can I go around here or do we need to go around here? Right there. >> Okay, we can. Okay. >> All right. >> What's her name? >> Tina. >> Okay. All right. >> What are you looking to have done, man? >> Man, what you mean? Look, I will go to jail. >> I didn't say anything. I'm just asking you. >> I will go to jail. You and me. >> Okay, >> that's self-explanatory. >> Child of these women getting away with a lot of >> I mean I mean we we'll get her side of the story and everything, but um yeah. You want to write since I got gloves on? H >> I said you want to write since I got gloves on. Appreciate you. >> Come talk to us, Tina. What's going on, dear? Why did we get called out here? >> Huh? >> I said, why' we get called out here? What happened? >> I didn't call. >> Okay. All right. Well, what happened? >> Um, my ex, whatever. I guess he spit in my face. >> I ran out the door >> and um >> Okay. Why has he got injuries to his face? >> And >> he's bleeding. He's bleeding a a lot actually down the side of his face. What is that from? >> Me. From it had been from >> Ask him. Is that him right there? >> He said you threw an ashtray at him. Did you throw an astray at him? >> No, I did not. >> What did you guys get in an argument over? >> Um cuz he spit in my face. >> Why? I doubt he just randomly came up and just spit in your face for no reason. So what like caused all that? >> Daddy. >> Arguing about what? >> The car. >> Okay. What about the car? >> He said my name. >> Okay. >> So you don't want him using it. That's what you were arguing about or what? >> Uhhuh. >> You don't want him using it and that's why you were arguing or what? >> Yes. I never I never hit him. >> He came over here with my cousins. He's mad at me. Whatever. And I was like, "What's the problem?" Whatever. And he came in, he spit in my face. And I walked through the house. I came over here and he ran down that way. >> Well, the problem arises is he has injuries and you don't. >> So that that's where the that's where the problem arises. >> Ask him, "Did I do it?" >> We did. So we already did. >> He said, "I did it." >> Yes. >> Swear. Hi. >> All right, dear. I'm going to have you put your cigarette out. >> Uhhuh. >> You're going to put your cigarette out and put your hands on top of your head. Turn around. >> Are you serious? >> Listen to what I'm telling you. >> Put your cigarette out and turn around. >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> Okay. You don't have to >> turn around. >> I didn't do that. >> Turn around. >> We're going to have to do all that. >> Listen to what you're being told. >> I heard you the first time. >> So listen to what you you're being told. >> Right. I heard you the first time >> once again. So then you listen. >> I heard you the first time. Did you hear what I said? Did you hear the whole story? >> We listen to both sides of the story. >> What are you listening to both say? You tell both I didn't hit him. >> I didn't hit him. >> She came to my house and he came outside, >> right? >> He's going on his head and bleeding. >> Ask him visit Victoria. >> Where was y'all at? >> Ask him Victoria. Are you serious right now? >> Are you serious right now? Are you guys serious right now? >> Wow. >> Can y'all ask him who who hit him with the address? >> He said you did, ma'am. >> He said I did. >> Can you ask him in front of me? >> Was it me or Victoria? >> He said you Tina. >> Okay. Can you ask me? >> He He described what exactly what you're wearing. >> Right. >> So, how'd I know when I walked up your name was Tina? >> That's what I'm saying. You answer wasn't me. You saying come on and you you >> Yeah. So, keep walking. You keep stopping. >> I am keep walking, but you're not listening. >> We will talk in a minute. We're going to get over to the car first. >> So, I'm under arrest, right? >> Yes. For domestic violence? >> For domestic violence? Really? >> Can you turn the lighting real quick? Cuz I'm going to I'm going to search. >> Like, I'm on I'm under arrest for domestic violence. >> You're one? >> Yeah. >> Are youing serious right now? >> All right. Spread your feet. >> You got anything on you that's going to poke, sick, or stab me? Oh my god. You ask him what he's done to me. >> Did you look at my face? >> Did you? >> Oh my god. I'mma hit that man with an astray. I don't have anything on me. >> You have pockets or No. Okay. >> No, I don't. >> All right. >> Here. You want? >> So, I'm being I'm I'm under arrest and I'm being detained right now, right? >> Yes, ma'am. >> But domestic violence? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Wow. >> 21. Can y'all ask the witnesses over there? I didn't do anything to him. I didn't touch him. When he came to the house coming from Victoria's, you guys not even listening. >> I am listening. We listen to both sides of the story. We listen to him. Then we came and talked, >> right? And he's when he spit in my face and I ran out the door >> to my cousin's house. >> God listen to what I got to say. All right, I have to read this to you first. >> Okay, listen up. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Listen, you have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. You understand your rights? >> No, I don't. >> What don't you understand? his blood when he came to my house from >> what do you not understand about your rights? >> Well, he came to my house with >> that has nothing to do with your rights. >> But I'm being But >> what do you not understand your rights or do you >> right now? Right. This what we doing? >> Do you understand your rights or not? >> No, I don't. >> What do you not understand? >> I don't. >> What don't you understand? >> Cuz you said I hit him with an assay. >> That What does that have to do with your rights? >> I don't know. I don't understand. >> What? What do you not understand? That those two things have nothing to do with each other. I'm asking you if you understand you have the right to remain silent if you want to or have a lawyer. >> Okay. >> Ask him. >> Yes, we did, ma'am. And he said >> you struck him with an ashtray. >> I struck him ash. >> Hipp. >> So, we listened to both stories and based off of what both people said and he's got injuries and you don't, we came to the conclusion that you are considered the primary aggressor. So therefore, in the state of Ohio, if we can determine who the primary aggressor is, you go to jail. We've already told you this 50 times. >> We'll be right back with you, man. >> 10:37. >> You sure he's in here? >> Yeah, he came walking back up this way. Oh, this looks dark. >> Oh, here. Maybe here. You want me to shine a light? You take a picture? Yes, sir. >> What's up, man? We just need to take a picture of your injury real quick >> and we'll leave you alone. I'm just going to shine the light like kind of out of your eye so you can take a picture of it and I'll take >> Okay. Hi. Excuse me, officer. >> What's up? >> I I seen him put his hands on her before. He does not live here. >> Okay. >> I got You're good. Just go back inside, man. Let me go back. >> Go back inside, man. >> I mean, she's defending herself in our own house. So based off of both uh stories, um I mean we determined. Yeah. So >> and then the last thing is she has a special needs brother. >> Okay. >> And he's probably going to lock him out. So that's why I was saying get her keys. >> He doesn't live here. He's not going to leave. So >> Okay. >> I'm just worried. >> Does she let him stay here? >> Yeah. That that's going to be a civil matter here. That's unfortunately not anything >> when when somebody let somebody live here. >> Okay. >> And and people when they're arguing, yelling back and forth, that's what they stated. And people accuse others of spinning. We weren't here. >> He popped a Louis and spin on her. >> And we're not saying that he didn't do that, but based off of both stories, >> she has injuries. She doesn't prove. >> But isn't in Ohio like you can defend yourself on your own property. We have gun rights and stuff like that. I mean, I'm >> based based on the two stories that we got and based on what we see, this is what we have to do. Okay. >> Well, thank you. You going to talk to Brent? You got pictures. >> There probably is one. I was just call one. >> I don't know if there's another one or not. You >> tell him. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What is it? Victoria. >> No, he said he said the two of you got in an argument. this >> like the whole story. >> We asked both parties. >> He came home with a really victoria. >> I never hit him in the face. >> Okay. >> My phone number, >> ma'am. She's trying. She's trying to give me her phone number for you. And I can't hear her with you talking to my son. Okay. >> What's your phone number? >> Stop talking for a second. >> I can't hear. Step over this, man. I just had one of those surgery. Please don't. I got it. I got it. >> You got it. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to walk over here, dear. >> All right. >> Just don't step in yet. Just uh step up a little. >> Is there any gun we can do in my front? >> No. >> Just >> No. Handcuffs have to stay in the back. They're only going to be on for like 10 more minutes >> and they're actually switching out. >> I just had surgery. >> Where my cousin? >> Yeah, I'll be careful. >> I'm trying to show >> he's looking. Yeah, I see it. >> Yeah, whatever. So, >> can you stop moving your >> There's a procedure and we're trying to follow it. >> I mean, just stand still. >> You can film me in here. Whatever. >> Stand still. >> I can get up in here, but he being me. Nobody's being mean. I don't want you to go up there yet. >> This [ __ ] hurts. >> Can you listen? >> They're being changed out. >> I'm about to put two pairs. >> I'm just squeezing my arm. This [ __ ] hurts. >> Because you're trying to wave. >> Don't pull away. Then I don't have to touch >> my arm is up. >> I'm going to put two I'm going to put two cuffs on you right now cuz it's going to be uncomfortable for a second. All right. It >> don't even matter right now. >> Dear, stop. I'm trying to take off the cuffs. I'm talking >> about my soldier. My so my shoulders up. >> It has no meaning to you guys. >> It does. That's why I'm trying to be careful. >> All right, I'm just going to have you step up there and just take a seat. >> You have a 30 second ride. >> Not even Can you help me a little bit, please? >> What was that? >> Can you help me a little bit, please? >> Yeah. What you doing? My show up. It's really I have no more feeling. >> What What What can we help you that's not going to hurt you? >> You can just throw them up in here or however you want to do it. Whatever. Cuz it's not important to you. But >> it is important. That's why I ask. >> It's not. You say >> it's not. >> If you walk straight, >> how am I walk straight? My shoulder up. I just >> Your shoulder's not going to leg. >> Can you help me a little bit, please? >> Just pull real fast. >> Just watch your head. >> Thank you. >> Watch your head. You have to duck your head. >> Thank you. Just take a seat. >> Be a short ride. >> The woman was arrested and charged with domestic violence. Sometimes anger talks louder than truth. One moment of pride can cost a lifetime of peace. Whether you're right or wrong, once the cuffs close, nobody's listening. So before you let your temper ride, remember real strength ain't in hitting back, it's in walking away. Think the law got it right this time? Tell me down in the comments and stick around for the next one. [music] >> [music]