I'm still his mother. At this point, you're not able to take care of I'm still his mother. It's not a good idea for the child to leave. That's why your mom gave you the option. Don't ask what certain and I'm sorry. It's okay. So, listen to what certain Can you Can you listen to me? No, I can't. Okay. On April 22nd, 2024, officers were called when a woman became so drunk that her mother didn't believe she was functioning well enough to take care of her son. When they advised her to go to the hospital, she started to act very belligerent and caused complete chaos. How old is she? She's 30. Okay. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know your face was right there. I apologize. Cassetta point. Hi. Are you ready? Mom, are you ready? It's officer with the balloon. Please go back. Are you doing okay? You're you're fine. I got you. How much you had to drink tonight or today? It don't matter. It don't matter. This here. Well, we got to make sure that you're all right. If we can kind of judge how much you had to drink, guess what? You can move the around and get the out my face. I'm not in your face. That's perfectly fine. Even better. Can you stand up and walk around or are you stuck on the floor? I can step up, move around. Okay. Shake a move. Okay. What you need me to do? Your mom is concerned about you being too drunk right now. We got to make sure that you're okay. Okay. So that's all we're here for. You're not in trouble. Out. So the paramedics are going to come up here and talk to you. Okay. Your point is what? To make sure that you're Hey, he's [ __ ] Hey, he's an [ __ ] He's an [ __ ] Okay. I'm just standing here. I didn't even do anything. Is this your little You ain't say You didn't have to say [ __ ] to say nothing. Okay. You don't give a [ __ ] about me. You even being here. Is this your little but Yeah. You can move the [ __ ] around. It's okay. I'll stay right here. Is that your little one in the living room? And I sit here and be careful. I'll grab that Pokemon. Yep. Is that your little one in the living room? That's my mom's little one. That's your mom's living room. Okay. Okay. Do you stay here or are you just visiting? Uh, I stay here. You stay here and she stay here and we stay here. Okay. So, your point? I'm just trying to get to know you. She got she got she got she got um what you need for her to have cuz at the end of the day I don't know what y'all need to have. She's just concerned that you might pass out and either puke and suffocate on your puke cuz you've been drinking quite a bit today. So she just wants to make sure that you're good. Hi. She's not too happy with us being here. So okay. Oh, y'all didn't born grandad. We just got to make sure that you're good. I'm straight. Okay. Have you had anything else besides alcohol today? Besides did that I sick? No. Just alcohol. Okay. A little too much today. [Music] Well, you're rolling around on the floor. So, I'd say that's probably a little too much, right? I ain't working around on the phone. I know. I probably have a couple more things that's worried about that need to be checked out on me, but besides that. Okay. My mom worried about a couple other things, but besides that, do you know where you're at right now? Yeah. What? My mom's bedroom. Okay. What city is that? Bloomington, Illinois. The hell city. Do you know what today is? Yep. The date or the day? Do you know? 24 busy that 24. Yeah. The year. Okay. 2024. Okay. What's today though? That I might not know. It's like the day of the week. You don't know what day of the week it is. No, that I won't know. Okay. I didn't give a about it. Okay. Well, that's fair. Okay. Oh, so they just have to make sure that you're okay cuz mom was worried about you. Okay. I don't know. The the [ __ ] y'all supposed to be the one. The paramedics are supposed to to do that. I I can't Hey, paramedic. Hi. How are you? You got one more chance. I do have one more chance. Do you know what's up with me? No. What's going on? The That's your job. Why are we here today? Oh, wow. Mom, this what you said then? This what they said. Oh, we we don't get to pick and choose, right? Do you want to go to the hospital? Nope. Okay, she answered all those orientation questions properly. Yep. Hold on a sec. Oh my god. Are you hurting? No. Let me Hold on. Damn. You like that? Mom, you got all of these people? No, they fit them. I had that. I don't have anything. Mom just thought she drunk. Okay. All right. Where do you normally stay? Like do you stay somewhere else in town? Mhm. How long you been here in Bloomington? Uh I've been here maybe 6 7 8 months. Seven or eight months. Okay. I've been here with my mom. Okay. But you haven't been staying here? Yes, I have been staying here. I have been. Okay. But at the end it's been in and out due to the simple fact that at that day okay I can't I can't stay with my mom I can't stay with my mom due to the simple fact that what's your birthday of 89. Yeah 23. Try that. 1989. No. 89. 89. Okay. So, you're my age. All right. No, you way younger. Actually, you way older than me. No, we're not. You're 34, right? You're a damn lie. You ain't 34. I'm 34. I swearing lie. No. So, Oh, I must be a dumb mother. Mom, don't lie to these folks. Why? Cuz I'm He's got 34. Mom, you want to tell him that? Tell him what? Tell him what? This man 34. Are we at the point? This man 34. I mean, she doesn't need if she's If you guys think you touch me, I haven't touched you. That means you going have to go to the doctor. You judge me. You're running. Oh, I'm not running into nothing. I'm just want to talk to my mom. No, I'm saying you have to. So, it's kind of me going to doctor. I'm not. If mom's not willing to take care of her, it's either that or guess what? Somebody to go to. You can either go to the doctor or you have to leave. Let them take you. No, somebody get Okay. Who? It's going to be you probably. Cover my son ass. Cover my son ass. It's gonna be you. Cover my son ass. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Get your finger's face. Listen to me. Don't touch me. Or you can go with my son eyes. Listen to me. Okay. Everyone here is worried about you. Ain't nobody worried about me. Uh there's at least eight people in this apartment right now. Nine if you count the little worried about that. worried about you. Okay. I Hey, this is this is my whole mom. So, I've been doing this for quite some time. So, my point and your point is what? My point is, hey, your level of intoxication right now, guess what? I have been concerns multiple times. Okay. What I think is the best idea for Cassetta, what and which is what is to go to the hospital and get checked out, right? Which is what? You just go there, doctor talks to you, gives you some recommendations, and then you're done. Yeah, I didn't meant to do that already. It'll give it'll give you a little bit of break away from your mom. Break away from her. That's what I'm saying. Day you can still give me back my son and say I not going to get your son cuz you're not able to take care of him. And you keep saying that, but at the end of the day, you want to keep saying that. Okay. Ask them that. Okay. Is she able to take care of him? Give her the truth and give her the truth. Answer it. Hold on. Don't yell at me. Get the out of here. Come on. Come on. Come on. No, you're not. No, you're not. I am. And they going to take it. What the y'all going to do? We don't need to go this this high, man. That's where the we going. We're good. That's what we're trying to figure out. Come on. Don't take him. Come on. Is this the person? Come on. You're watching. Yeah. But I have to They going to take you to jail. Okay. Take you away from me. We're not taking you away from you. We're not taking They not taking her away. You need to go to the hospital. Bags all throughout. Yeah. Take our place. So, okay. He agreed to it. I don't know why. I don't know why have to be more look at my house. It's not only going to be okay. Leave him alone, Cassetta. Come on. You go to the doctor. Hey, Cassetta. Come on. It's going to be okay. Come on. Okay. Okay. Hey, Mary. Right. Right. And you put your hands on me and there I knocked your ass the out. And then listen to me. Get the out of here. Hey, let's go to the hospital real quick. Okay. Cassetta, listen. Listen to your mom. Are you going to let them text me? Yeah, because you're not doing as I told you. What the did I do wrong? Cassetta, you cannot be drinking here cuz you I did not do nothing wrong. You got control. My son is here. You got to control though. Hey, listen. This is This is what your mom is talking about. What's talking about? I'm talking to my mama. But that's what I'm telling. You got to go and get some help. Yep. If you don't get no help, you can't be here. There we go. You either go to the hospital or you have no help or you can't be here. And I told you that before. Well, I'm going to set this up. Tell who? Let's go to the hospital. Everything. Let's go to the hospital. Give me my gym shoes for That's me. My bad. All right, we're going to head. Can I get my gym shoes? Yeah. Are they in here? That's what we're going to get. I need this many. They're all worried about you. Like I said, there's eight of us in here that worry. Damn, I'm lovable. Yeah. All right, we'll get your shoes. Okay. He said, "Don't touch you." I can touch y'all. I see y'all can touch me. Go find your shoes. We're bringing shoes, too. Okay. We got the shoes right here. Huh? Your son's going to stay here with your grandma with your mom. Yes. Come on. Come on. Come on. Stay in there, Justin. Stay in there. Come on. I don't need you. Looking for different shoes. All right. You don't want shoes? I just want to know why the wh why is y'all putting shoes on me? Well, you guys you got we got to walk out to the ambulance for for what? Where am I going? You're going to the hospital. Remember your mom said either go to the hospital or you're getting kicked to the hospital. M St. Joe, you want to go bro? I I'd rather not. You want to go bro? I'd rather not. She don't want to go nowhere. I'd rather not. So then your mom's going to tell you to leave. Do I have to? Your mom says you either have to go to the hospital. Oh, I can leave, but at the end of day, do I have to? You can leave right now. I can't stop you. I can get the [ __ ] up out of her career, but at the end day. Yeah, but the child's not going with you. But guess what? I still can come back and see my son. Yes. When you're sober. Yeah. Yeah, I can. When you're sober. That's right. Y. So, if you want to put your shoes on, we can walk down. You can choose whether or not to go to the ambulance or you can just be on your merry way. Okay. Ma ma look me in my face and see say that's what you want. What? What' you say? I say look me in my face and say man that's what you want. What? What I want? You want me to leave up out of here and at the end day I ain't got to see you again. Yep. Until you get sober. I can't deal with this. I can't I told you that before though. I already told you that. But only thing I can help you with is to save his life. No, you can't save his life, baby. Not like this. How can you save him? You can't save his life like this. How can you hurt him? Okay. How can you save him? Don't worry about No, answer that. I'm going to have to answer that. I'm sorry. It's okay. You're all right. Can we Let's Let's go downstairs, okay? Because either way we go, we're going to do this downstairs. No, I want to hear this. What do you want to hear? What you going to slave him? What you going to save him as? Mom, you think these white folks going to give you something? Mom, you really think these white folks going to give you something? All right, Cassett, your mom wants you to leave the apartment for a little bit. Okay, you don't have to go there. Either you go to the hospital and you come back or you leave. I give you what these people want. Yeah. Okay, that's what you want. Let's go. That's what you want. Go ahead. Go ahead. Answering the question, Mom. I told you already. Yes. You can't be around him like that. You can't You can't do that. That's not a good thing for him. Look me in my eyes and say I already told you that. Look at me in my eyes and say that. That's what I want. That's what I want. Really? Yeah. Cuz you can't be around him like you like yours. That's not happening. I'm scrap my sho. But guess what? I'm going to scrap my shoes and that's it. You hear me? Yeah. No, no, don't. You know better. You got my wounds and all kind of stuff. [Music] [Music] Who the is my son? He's in here with your mother. She's going to watch him. Okay. No, I'm still his mother. But at this point, I'm still his mother. At this point, you're not able to take I'm still his mother. It's not a good idea for the child to leave. That's why your mom gave you the option. Don't ask what certain and I'm sorry. It's okay. So, listen to me. What? Certit. Can you Can you listen to me? No, I can't. Okay. Well, your mom wants you out of the apartment. Okay. [Applause] Cassetta, come on. Let's go for a walk. Okay. Cassetta, let's go for a walk real quick. I'll talk with you all the way downstairs. Okay, [Applause] Cassetta. Let's not escalate this any more than it needs to be. Okay, please move around. Then let's go talk. Move around then. You want to follow me down the stairs? I will talk to you exactly how we need to talk. Okay, let's do it downstairs. Come on. Come on, Cassetta. Come on. Follow me. Went too. Follow me. My partner's going to come with me. Why the Ain't nobody ain't moving. We're waiting for They're holding the door. Oh no. I ain't Come on, Cassetta. I I ain't taking that one. Cassetta, listen to me. I ain't taking that one. And I know my right. They're going to leave. I know my rights. My dad was a cop and he was a PD. And at the end of the day, he was a NPD. Let's go discuss this downstairs. Let's go talk downstairs. So, you got coat. Okay. Okay. Your point. Come on, Cassenna. You cover my mama. I understand that. Why the you here? Santa, come on. Why you mom? Because you didn't gave it up already. Come on. You didn't gave it up already. You got to go. You didn't gave it up already. Oh, I ain't got to go nowhere. She can kick you out of her apartment. Yeah, she can. But at the end, they have the right to be here because no offense, that's my son. I understand that day. She ain't got no right to a welcome guest. Unless I give her not. Okay. So, so you do not have you do not have residency here. You do not live here. I don't have rights here, but at the end they have rights of you as far as my son. So, at the end day, I can call a I can call a judge here. Let's go talk downstairs about it. I can call a judge. You can? I can. Let's go talk downstairs. Okay. Come on. Should we do that? Yeah, let's go downstairs. We're all going to go downstairs. Let's all talk. We've been in here too long. Y'all been here too long. Come on. I ain't wasting y'all time. Y'all wasting mine. Cassett wasting y'all. Y'all wait for me. One thing y'all can do is force me up out of here. I'm not going to do that. You haven't you and my son is here. Cassetta, listen to me. Oh, can you listen to me? So, at the beginning of all this, I told you we were all worried about you. Okay. What is you really worried about? Your son. I'll be honest with you. Really? You're an adult. You can go make your own choices. Okay. Your son is on there. Worried. No offense. Y'all have never been worried about [ __ ] That was worried about a forest with me. Let me tell you about something. I know about y'all. And no offense, you a new mother. So, at the end day, yeah, I can't get my finger out your face cuz no offense you no offense can say anything to me. Stop. What the [ __ ] you going to do? Let's go talk. You want to you Oh. Oh, you big boy. Let's go. You big boy. You big boy. You big boy. Get the Don't touch me. Have I touched you? Don't touch me. Let's go outside. You can move the [ __ ] around. Cuz no offense, I have my right. Let's go talk. Why? Because I want to talk about you. I want Do you really have to talk about? Let's talk. Let's talk. Okay. I want to talk. Let's talk. We talking. Come on. No. We could talk. No. Let's go. Can we go downstairs? Cass, shut the up. Your mom does not want you in here anymore. So, you need to leave. Guess what? You can't move me unless Yes, I can. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Just set up. Stop. Get the off me outside. I move some [ __ ] up out of here. Come on. Set up. Okay, get this. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back to the ground. You got that arm. I got Thank you. All right, Cassetta. Now you're being arrested for aggravated battery to police officer. Okay. Yep. Thank you, Mom. I got it. Just relax. Thank you, Mom. Oh, you want them evaluated at the hospital first? probably going to need it. I got a piss. Well, you're going to have to do it at the hospital. Okay. How about I just piss on you? Please don't do that. You going to hang on you? It's going to poke me, Sammy. Prick me. Oh, I'm going to just piss on you. Okay. Well, we're going to put on latex gloves. Okay. Go ahead. Give me a moment. Oh, you're good. You got to let go. I got her. Get set up. Stay where you're at. Don't tap me on my back. I'm holding you down. Stop. Get the me up. Get the off. Stop. Get the off me. No. Cassetta, stop trying to roll over. Stop. See? I know. Yeah. What you looking for? What? You got anything on you? Titties. You ready to set one? Cassetta and let her stretch out. I just told her to put a finger on my Okay. Are you going to stand up and walk? That's best I can do. Yep. Okay. Y get a good one. Bring your knees to your chest. There you go. Oh, for what? Now, stand up. I know how to stand up. All right. You got her. Yep. Okay. I'll grab that for you. Please. And thank you. I'll bring your bag. Okay. Uh, just leave property in here if we can. Walk. You want me to take it for a moment? Nope. Okay. Okay. Stop. Cassett, you just pick up another charge. Go ahead. Thank you. What? Go backwards or forward? Forward. Watch your step. Oh. One, two, three. 4 5 6 7 8 9 up. Don't play on stairs. Come down. You coming down the stairs, right? I've got [Applause] a one I want for the red big red one or the little red one. Yeah, this one. This one. Big Ben out. Oh yeah. We need to grab your boat. Okay. Yeah. Mom's involved. Yeah. Oh yeah. You ain't bad people anyway. No. Why you hate black people? I'm cheat. Why you Stop trying to bite me. Why you got to I don't stop trying to bite me. You don't. You got these. Hey, guess what? Your chief found out plenty. You want to grab mom? Yeah. Are you going to write? Uh, yeah. before you take off. All right. If you want to go, he better not see. He better. Guess what? Sorry y'all down here. That's the only reason. He love black people, but at the end of the day, he ate black folk. He's a racist. [Music] Sorry, I just showed it. You racist. She was charged with battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. Do you think the grandmother deals with a lot of stress with her daughter and she couldn't take it anymore, so she wanted her out of the house by any means necessary? Let us know in the comment section below and don't forget to like and subscribe.