I came home. I walked in the door and I said, "How's everything going stuff?" I said, "Yeah." I said, "I forgot my phone at the meditation thing." I said, "I need to go back to get it." And he's like, "Whatever." I came back. I walked in the door. >> Under arrest right now. >> Under arrest. >> Stop. Stop. You better stop. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not I'm not. >> On February 24th, 2025, a frantic 911 call about a domestic battery in Crystal Lake spiraled into a chaotic scene as officers found Janette the caller entangled in a violent dispute with her husband. Her claims of being attacked unraveled under scrutiny, revealing a manipulative ploy. Body cam footage exposed her flip from victim to aggressor. >> Okay. >> Attacking me. Does she have any weapons? >> Okay. >> Where are you guys in the house right now? >> Over there. Do you need an ambulance? >> Officers have already been dispatched out there. We're getting out to you just as fast as we can. I'm going to stay on the phone with you until my officers get there, though. Okay. [Music] >> Okay. >> Stop hitting me. Stop hitting me. >> Stop hitting me. Stop hitting me. Help me. >> Officer, they're going to be there shortly. Okay. Janette >> Crystal Lake police. I'm coming in. Janette. Janette. >> Crystal Lake. >> Wake up. >> Crystal Lake. Police. What's going on tonight? >> Janette, >> I'm awake. >> I'm wearing a body camera. What's going on tonight? >> Can you stop? >> I'll take the light out of your eye, but I need you to talk to me and tell me what's going on. >> I'm awake. >> Okay. So, what's going on? Why are we getting called here? Is that better? So, what happened tonight? What happened? >> Can you please turn that down? >> There. Is that better? >> Thank you. I appreciate that. >> So, what happened tonight? >> My husband >> is pissed off about everything. >> David makes him happy. David Paul 4947. >> I came up here. I'm trying to mind my own god business >> there. I There's I I'm >> So what happened between you guys physically tonight? >> Okay, dude. >> Why did we get called here? >> On Monday nights, I get out of work. I go with my girlfriend to a meditation >> thing. She picks me up at 5:30. We come home at 8:30. I got home. He was mad about something. I said to him, >> "Keep going." So, why does he have marks on his arm and red all over his body and all of that? Where did that come from? >> If you're not going to talk to me and tell me what happened, I'm going to have to take his side of what happened. >> I'm talking to you. I'm talking to you. Wait a second. So, how did all of that happen? >> I came home. I walked in the door and I said, "How's everything going stuff?" I said, "Yeah." I said, "I forgot my phone at the meditation thing." I said, "I need to go back to get it." And he's like, "Whatever." I came back. Janette's tearful 911 call painted her as a victim, screaming that her husband was attacking her. But her story started crumbling the moment officers arrived. She dodged questions about the physical altercation, vaguely blaming her husband's anger over her forgetting her phone at a meditation retreat, code for getting drunk, apparently. >> And he was pissed off. I don't even know why he was mad. I said, "Why are you mad?" >> So, what happened? Is there a light that I can turn on in here so I can stop holding this? And >> yeah, you can turn on that light. >> If I pull this, will this turn on? >> You can turn on that light right there. >> Okay, how do I do that? The switch. >> No, right there. Right there. >> Oh, okay. That works. Okay. So, what happened then? I told him what happened and he got super pissed off and he >> where? >> Okay. Was that before? >> Okay, >> here's the thing. This is dumb. I don't want to get in trouble. This is dumb. This is so dumb. >> Something's going on here. It's not a great situation. Okay, so we need to figure out what happened. I >> What happened after he grabbed you by the throat? >> I'm just saying like this is just dumb. >> Okay, I get that. What happened after that? >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Welcome to my bedroom. >> So, what happened after he grabbed you by the throat, Janette? >> I just said let's don't I don't want to do this. Let's just don't do this. >> Okay. Did you do something to get him to let go of you? >> I just said this is dumb. >> How did he hit the marks on his arm? >> Is that you defending yourself when he grabbed you by the throat? I need to know what happened. >> He grabs me all the time. >> Okay, so you're saying that he grabbed you by the throat. What happened? >> It's okay. It's But here's the thing. Here's the thing. It's okay. I feel so dumb talking to you guys. Like this is so dumb. This is just >> when it gets physical, but you know what I mean? >> I understand. I understand what you're saying. >> He got out of control. >> I don't want him to get in trouble. >> Well, we need to know what's your side of the story because we're getting a different side of the story from him and we need to try and figure out kind of what happened. >> I get it. >> So, there's always three sides, right? >> I get it. >> There's your side, his side. I'm sorry to waste your time. I'm sorry to waste your time. Here's here's where we're at. Here's where we're at. >> Mondays are very like a very big day for me at work. >> On Mondays, I come home and I go to a meditation retreat. >> Okay. >> I come home and I'm just chill. I got home and he was mad that I forgot my phone at the meditation retreat. He's like, "Why? Why' you forget that? You're supposed to be with my mom and dad tomorrow. >> As officers pressed Janette, her awkward giggles and deflections grew creepier. Her claim of being grabbed by the throat felt rehearsed. The officers, unfazed by her victim card, stayed professional, piecing together that her 911 call was likely a setup to make her husband look bad. >> What happened then? >> I said, "I'm sorry." I said, "I'm sorry. the meditation retreat wakes up at or is available tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. I can't go get my form my phone before that and he's like >> and then what happened? >> I said I'm sorry I forgot my phone. I can go to Woodstock tomorrow to get it. and he was mad and I said, "I'm just gonna go to bed." >> Okay, >> Officer Glendowski, >> I I I promise I like I'm not >> Hang on for me for just a second. We're going to sort through this, but we got to figure it out. Okay. >> Hey, Cormier. Hey, Janette. We're not done with this. Okay. >> Have a seat for me. Okay. >> I need to hear the other side of this. >> Okay. >> Hi. >> Hi. I'm back. >> Hi. >> What's up? >> Hi. I'm back. >> Spell your first name for me. >> Janette. >> How do you spell that? J E A N E T T E I love you guys. >> Yeah. What's your middle? Janette, do me a favor. We got to get out from under the covers. >> Do you have shoes that you can put on? >> Why am I getting out from under the covers? >> Because at this point, Janette, you are under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. Janette, if you resist us, you are under arrest at this point. If you resist, there will be additional charges. You can either put your shoes on, cooperate with us, and do this peacefully. >> Why am I under arrest? >> Domestic battery. >> So, scoot over here and put your shoes on. Janette, I'm giving you an order. Put your shoes on or we will put you in handcuffs and we will carry you out of here. I don't want to do that. >> Can you please stop for one minute? >> What? >> No. >> I'm putting socks on. >> Where are the socks? In my dresser. >> You have to stay in our view right now. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> So, where are the socks at? >> In my dresser. >> You grab one of those pairs. >> No, those are boys. >> Okay. Where at in here? >> In here. >> Okay. Go ahead and grab your socks. You're under arrest right now. You cannot leave my sight. Grab your socks. Put your socks on. Okay. Come on over here. Janette's uncooperative demeanor escalated as she stalled, argued, and tried to control the narrative. Even as officers prepared to arrest her for domestic battery, her I'm not resisting claims didn't match her pulling away and refusing to follow orders. She thought jail was invented just to annoy her, especially since she flipped to her real combative personality so fast. >> Come on over here, >> talk like I'm >> not >> I can put my socks on. >> Okay, >> please. >> Why don't we come over here and put have a seat on the edge of the bed. Make this easier. Put your shoes on. >> Talk to me. >> I am. Put your shoes on. >> Talk to me. >> Janette, I'm giving you an order. Put your shoes on. >> What is happening? >> You are under arrest for domestic battery. I'm not going to repeat that again. Put your shoes on. >> Turn the light off. I'm turning the fan. >> We can take care of all of that later. Put your shoes on. You're under arrest. >> Shoes on. last name. >> I get it. You don't like me right now, but we have to get through this. Okay, >> so put your shoes on. We'll go downstairs. >> That's just beautiful. >> Put your shoes on. >> That's just beautiful. I have to go to the bathroom. >> We'll take that. No, we'll do that. >> I have to go to the police. >> You are under arrest right now. >> We'll do that at police department. You're under arrest. Stop. Stop. You better stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not I'm not, you guys. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Stop. >> Stop. >> I'm not res. >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> You guys stop. >> Stop. You guys, I'm not resisting. >> Stop. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resist. You guys >> can I take my hands off? I'm not >> You guys, >> you are going in handcuffs. >> I hope it makes you feel good. You guys are not resisting. Oh my god, you're hurting my shoulder. >> We wouldn't be in this position if you would have cooperated in the first place. Janette, stand up. You guys, you're hurting my shoulder. You're hurt. >> Sit down for 04 mark 8315. >> Walk that way. >> You're just making things worse by not walking. I >> Let me get that out of your face. Okay, >> please. Thank you. >> Better. >> Stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. Walk down the stairs. >> Oh my god. What am I supposed to do? Oh my god. >> Stop pulling away. >> I I'm I'm falling down the stairs. >> No, you're not. You're pulling away from me. Let's go. >> Which car are you in? See, I'm from 304. Can we get a cage car here to tell Cat, please? >> I'm not I'm not fighting. I'm not fighting. I'm not fighting, dude. I'm >> outside. Janette's defiance continued as she demanded special treatment, even mocking the officer's protocol. She kept up the I'm not fighting mantra while making every step difficult, proving she wasn't used to accountability. The officer's calm professionalism shown through, ensuring she was secured despite her theatrics. >> Waiting. I I >> You resisted us. >> I I didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> Dude, >> I'm not fighting anything. You can put my phone. >> I'm not fighting anything. >> Do you have a camera set? >> Yeah. Why are you stop >> stop acting crazy? >> Okay, I'm I'm not acting crazy. >> Take deep breaths. >> Okay, deep breath. >> Focus on your meditation. >> If this were you, what would you do? >> I would cooperate. >> Oh, I'm >> Because not cooperating makes things worse. You resisted going in the handcuffs. I was going to do that down here. >> I'm standing right here. I'm not resisting at all. I'm not resisting at all. >> You're doing good right now. Just keep doing what you're doing. >> Yep. You want to have a seat on the porch while we wait? Neither of us have a cage. So, we've got 301 coming. >> I don't need a cage. I don't need a cage. >> Oh, our policy is we can't transport you in a car that doesn't have a cage in it. Okay. >> I took photos. >> Took photos of what? >> Of the injuries on him and his shirt. That's right. Before we go any further, >> stop talking. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. >> You can make those marks and stuff like that. Then we we make an arrest of that when it gets to >> So if I have bruises on my legs, >> we could talk about that back at the station. You can you can you can we can discuss these prior instances and stuff and that's why we we wish that people would call us sooner before it gets to this point. >> So if there's things that you'd like to tell us when we get back to the station, we'd be more than happy to take your statement. >> I'm good. I'm good. >> Why are you arresting me >> for domestic battery? Like I told you. >> So what is the domestic battery? >> H for biting him and all the other stuff. >> Biting him and all the >> We'll talk more at the station. biting him and all the other stuff. >> Yeah. Stuff that happened tonight. >> Yep. >> Nothing that happened previous or weeks before. Everything that just happened that occurred tonight. >> The bite marker in his arm, the tearing the shirt off. >> I can't show you. Who are you? >> I'm Officer Luwendowski, Crystal Lake Police. >> Do How do you go to sleep at night? >> Just fine. And actually, I don't sleep at night. I sleep during the day, unfortunately. Just coming. >> Uh, Beos right there. >> Okay. Can I >> Your car's here. >> Hey, Boss, just pull up to the front. >> Stand up. >> No, I'm good. I'm good. >> Stop or you're going to get more charged. >> Stop. Don't talk to me like that. >> Why are you so >> The husband's visible injuries, bite marks in a torn shirt, pointed to her as the aggressor, and her fake distress wasn't fooling anyone. This was a master class in handing her soon to be ex-husband a divorce on a silver platter >> because you're not listening to us. >> I am listening to >> step right here. Uh other side views. Step right here. Anything in your pockets? >> No. >> No. I'm going to use the back of my hand and I got to check. Okay. Wait. We got to set the seat belts up. Have a seat. [Music] Thank you for being so professional. Bernette, go ahead and step on out for me. We're going to follow this gentleman right here. Okay. >> Go ahead. There's going to be two black footprints off to your right when we get in there. Go ahead and put your feet on those. Okay. >> Right over there. Put your feet on those for me, Janette. Okay. So, here's what's going to happen. We're going to take the handcuffs off and put your hands on this wall. Okay. We're going to have to take all the jewelry off, your shoes, etc. >> I'm not dumb. >> Okay. So, go ahead and Should be key both sides, too, if it helps. >> Are you married? >> Yes. >> Put your hand on the wall for me, Janette. Janette, put your hand on the wall. Thank you. >> I'm not dumb. Take off your watch, your bracelets. >> Just broke her necklace. >> I don't care. >> Well, >> I don't Do you Do you have a wife? Do you have a wife? Do you have a wife? You wouldn't understand. If it was your wife, you wouldn't understand. So, stop. Stop. >> Earrings have got to come out. How would you feel if your wife did this? >> Can you lift your uh right up next? >> You know nothing. >> Left foot >> rings. >> Listen to him first. >> I can't get this one off. >> Just >> Can you lift your left foot for me? >> Just leave it for now. We'll pick it up. >> Left foot, man. Can you lift it? >> Other one won't come off. >> Cut my finger off. I can't get it off. Not going to cut your finger off. Necklace has got to come off. If it won't come off, it won't come off. It can just stay on. Janette. Janette. It can just stay on. Okay. Necklace is going to come off. >> You got a thing for me. You got a thing for me. So, I'm going to figure this out. >> Okay. Necklace has got to come off, too. >> Oh my god. >> If you do that again and you hit my hand again, I will charge. I didn't hate you. I ripped my necklace off. >> No. When you threw it in here, you hit my hand. >> Let's go over here. >> Cuz I hate you. >> Cuz I'm upset. >> At the station, Janette's true personality emerged. Petulent and entitled. She lashed out about her broken necklace and questioned how officers could sleep at night for holding her accountable. Her soba story about a divorce and two boys felt like another ploy for sympathy. But the bite marks and torn shirt on her husband spoke louder. >> Cuz here's the thing. >> Deep breath. No. Here's where I'm at. Here's where I'm at. Here's where I'm at. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm married. >> Okay. >> I have two boys. >> Okay. >> My husband and I are going through a divorce and we're not doing good. >> I get that. >> And >> you can't rip the shirt off of his back and bite him, though. Let's go over here. Come here. No other jewelry. Talk to you. >> No other jewelry. >> Well, if you're going to talk to me like that, I'm not talking to you right now. So, no other jewelry. Janette, come on. Have a seat. >> I'm not putting up with that. Sorry if you're going to start throwing me. No, hit me in the hand. You're lucky I'm not charging for you for eggbat. The doctor pretty much signed off saying that she doesn't need to go based off of that statement. Our policy is we can't drive her to the hospital. It would have to be the fire department that would transport her. So, she is cleared through there. What I need to know is if uh we bring her. Just bring her. Okay. Awesome. Thank you, sir. It'll be in a few hours. >> I'm I'm I'm >> Go ahead and put your shoes on. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not >> Okay. So, not Your hands have to go back behind your back. You have to go back in handcuffs. Go ahead and stand right up there by that tire for me. Right up there. >> I'm sorry. What? >> Go stand up there. That tire for me. Okay, Fette, I'm going to open the door just so it doesn't get stuffy on you. It's going to be just a minute, though. Okay. Okay. Why don't we go ahead and step on out? We're going to go wait up by that door over there. Okay. Think I made enough room for you? >> Doing well. All secure >> jet right up to the window. >> By the end, it's dead quiet. Janet's rage, fear gone. Cops wrap up the paperwork, but that heavy silence stays floating in the air. The kind that hangs after married life turns to wreckage. This ain't just about violence. It's about breaking from the inside out when love twists into hate and leaves nothing but silence behind. The female suspect was arrested and charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone, and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. Till then keep watching.