On August 4th, 2023, officers pulled up to a reported battery call. The caller said his uncle was wasted and had just laid hands on his aunt. The woman was bleeding from her forehead and had already asked for EMS from the jump. This sounded messy. What makes someone flip out and go after their own blood like that? >> My brother started fighting with me and he hit me in my head and stuff. >> Who did? >> My brother. >> Your brother? I come to see my mom for a little bit and he's in there drunk and he started fighting with me and he hit me. >> Okay. So, your brother hit you, your brother and >> my brother my mom lives here but >> Oh, your mom and your brother lives here too? >> My brother's here. He's in there. >> Okay. >> And I'm supposed to be taking it to my dad's later because my dad's disabled. >> Yeah. >> And I come over here just a little bit. My grandbabies cuz my daughter's somewhere. >> Okay. >> And he started running his mouth and I told him I was like, "Just shut up. You can't tell me what I can do. These are my kids and my grandbabies. and he just started going off on me and got in my face and he hit me with his fist and busted my head in my nose. >> Let me see. All right, EMS is here. They're going to come sit over here. I don't want you to fall out. Okay. >> I can't get up if I sit down. I have a bad >> Okay. >> leg. >> Hey, he's still in the house. >> He said he's drunk. He is. >> And I want him to go to jail. I'm sorry. >> So, he's So, he's your brother? >> My brother. >> Have you guys lived together in the past? No. Never lived together in the past. >> We were little. That's it. >> Only when you guys were little. >> I'm grown. I have eight kids and 16 grandb babies. >> Okay. So, you came here to >> sit for a little bit with my grandbabies and my babies because my daughter is getting her hair done with my other daughter. She's pregnant. We got a baby shower tomorrow. >> Okay. So, the kids were here. So, you came here to see them? >> No, I come here to sit for a little bit cuz it's hot in the car. >> Okay. >> And my brother was in there and he started on me. >> Okay. What was the argument about? >> He just kept on saying, "Well, I'm sorry to tell you I'm not going to daddy's house today. I mean, that's what he said. Excuse my language. I was like, "Well, you need to go to your dad's house with everything else." He said, "You need to help." >> So, he's telling me he's not going to your dad's house. >> I was like, "Well, you need to go down there just to please help me because I have a lot going on. I live here. My daddy lives in Millville." >> Yeah. >> And um he just every time he gets drunk, he's got a mouth on him. >> So, how old is he? >> He's 42. >> Eight. It's clear for EMS. She's outside with me. >> And I have my grandbabies and I have two of my kids with me. >> Okay. Did they saw this? >> I think they >> Were they in the house? >> The little ones were >> the little ones, not them, right? >> Alex, was you in the house then? He has autism. >> I I'll Okay. >> He's autistic. >> Okay. Can I take a look real quick? Do you mind taking that? >> Okay. I see the nose. Yeah, I see the nose. And your forehead, too. Oh, okay. Yeah, I do see it. >> That's from just hitting you just with bare hands. >> His fist. >> His fist. How many times? >> He hit me three times. three times. >> Were you sitting down or standing up or >> I was sitting on my mama's bed? >> Your mom? Okay. Is your mom in the house? Did she saw this? Okay. >> I was standing up, you know, cuz he was in my face and I went to sit down cuz I seen him swinging. >> Now, did you uh >> get violent from his drinks? >> Okay. Now, did you did you hit him back or did you uh fight him or anything? >> No, I just had my my feet up to keep him [ __ ] hit me anymore. >> Okay. Okay. >> He's in the house. I haven't made contact with him yet. What's that number? Uh, it's that one right there. >> He's falling. Okay. >> Yeah. >> When cops showed up, they met the injured woman. She said her car overheated, so she went to chill at her brother's place. But instead of peace, she got punched. Not once, but three times. And right in front of the kids. No doubt those little ones just gained front row seats to trauma they didn't ask for. >> What's your name, dear? >> You guys do me a favor. Y'all come out and play in the yard. All right. Y'all go play in the yard where I thought I'm dead. >> Come on in. Uh-huh. >> I know. Where's James at? >> He's at the back door. That back porch. >> Back porch. What's going on? >> We got I've been going to my dad's house or whatever to Georgia. >> I'm going to step over here. >> But I'm trying to um and taking me and my sister, whatever. She going over here trying to get attitude cuz I had to do everything around this house. >> Okay. >> My nephew don't help me or nothing. And my sister got fussed. >> Okay. I came over here when my grandbabies just sit for a little bit because it was hot. >> And um I went to use the bathroom and he kept hollering, I'm not watching the kids. I'm trying to babysit. I'm not going to do this. I'm not going to do that. I was like, you're not keeping the kids. I'm here with the kids. I just come get out of the sun for a bit because it's hot. >> You came in this car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. >> He was in there eating. And he just kept on He's like, I mean, he's just cussing me like crazy, just getting in my face. And I told him, I was like, you need to help me with that. And he just kept on getting violent and I was like, "Just get away from me." >> And then I knew that he was supposed to hit me. That's why I sat on the bed. >> So you sat on the bed >> and he just started punching me. >> Okay. Okay. >> So then what happened? She shoved the thing in my face or whatever. >> The thing was the thing >> about the drawer, top sh I put it back up there, but she had the bow. >> Okay. >> But I don't Nobody get locked up. I don't get locked up. >> Okay. So then what happened? And then she turned around or whatever. She smacked me in my face. >> Okay. >> And I said, "Get the hell out of my face." >> That's when it went down. >> And you said that went down. What went down? >> Went down when she smacked me in my face. Well, I pushed her off of me. >> Okay. >> I said, "Leave me alone." >> And then what happened? >> My when when I pushed her off of me, I said, "Leave me alone." >> Okay. >> She kept coming back at me. >> How'd she get the busted eye? >> Uh-huh. She ain't got no busted eye. >> This about three times. >> Okay. Now, were the kids in there as well? Is this the living room? Are we talking we're talking about? Okay. I'm going to grab my camera real quick. Okay. Before EMS get here and patch it up. But you want to go to the hospital? You do? Okay. >> She's bleeding profusely out of her face. >> But yeah, I guess I mean she pushed back at me. >> Well, but that doesn't explain how she got the injury, >> right? >> I'm asking you how it happened. But >> how it happened? Because she put her hands on me first. >> But you're not telling me what you did to cause the injury. Huh? >> You're not telling me what you did to cause the injury. >> I didn't cause the injury. >> What caused the injury then? >> Because I pushed her back and she fell on hit the bed right there. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you? >> Yep. She fell on hit the bed right there. And when she fell on hit the bed, that's what called. >> Hey, can I talk to you? Did you see anything in the house? >> No, I heard stuff. >> You heard? What did you hear? like screaming and like like the you know when somebody hits your back you can like barely hear >> the what >> you know when somebody hits your back you can like kind of barely breathe on her heard back. >> As the story started unfolding both sides were pointing fingers. She stuck to her story he hit her but the man swore she was the one who popped off first. Only difference the woman had the injuries but the man was standing there spotless like he just stepped out of a Sunday nap. >> Okay. So somebody hit your back and you're not able to breathe. >> Okay. So you heard? Yeah. >> What did you hear? >> Like screaming like >> Okay. So, you heard screaming like that. Okay. >> Hey, buddy. >> Did you hear anything? Did you see anything? >> Yeah. >> What did you see? >> My mom was open the door of Cody and something like >> So, you have these two. Three small ones. >> Three small ones. Where are they at now? >> They're in the house. >> They're still in there. >> Now, the small ones, how old are they? from ages six, five, three, and two. >> Five, three, and two. Now, >> he's 10. >> 10. >> Including them. How many more in there? >> That's it. >> Five of them. Yeah. >> All five all together. >> Six. >> Yeah. >> Six. Okay. >> Put her hands on me as I try to put them myself. You know what I mean? >> I mean, I can leave her. >> So, when she slapped you at first, why not just call police? >> I should have. But I can leave the house if I have to. Whatever. Soon as I before you put me in jail, I can I can walk off. I told him I leave. >> So I ain't wishing to go to jail. >> Technically, this is Officer Jeang's case. He's out talking to her. He'll be in here to talk to you in a moment. >> And that's your brother in there? Yeah. >> And you live with him when you guys were younger? >> Yeah, when we were kids. >> You guys were kids. >> You got the same dad and the same mom. >> At what time? At what age did you guys separate? >> When I got grown. I mean, I moved out when I was 13 years old. >> 13? Okay. >> You've been in jail before, but alcohol. >> Okay. Well, let me take a picture of you real quick. Okay. Since EMS is here, I don't want She's got a cut here on her nose and then one of their >> in your hair, >> I guess. I don't know where he hit me. >> There's right there. >> What' he hit you with? >> With his fist. And he's got rods and screws in his fingers. And he's like a And it hurts. Um, it doesn't look like there's anything like to stitch up. They'll probably just clean it. Um, but we glad to take you to the hospital like >> Might have a look at your hands. How'd you cut your finger off? >> In the bobcat. I was 14 years old. A crystal in the bobcat. >> My sister been like all of her life. Brother, sister, brother. So, where did it happen in the house? >> Huh? >> Where did the incident happen in the house? >> Right there by the hospital bed. >> Cuz she pushed me out, pushed her back, and when I pushed her back, let me get her off on me and that's what you hear her head. >> Let me talk to mom real quick. Have you talked to her yet? >> No, I have not yet. Your domestic violence convictions before, whether that was your sister? >> No, it was my sister. >> Tell me what's going on here. I don't know, baby. It's my brother's brother and my son, my son. They had always had each other. Cops didn't just rely on the adults. They smartly pulled the kids aside. The kids said they heard yelling and banging, but it still wasn't clear who popped off first. So now they turned their heads to their old mom to get more detail. >> Okay. >> You know, just like brother. >> So So that's your son? >> That's my son. That's the brother. That's her brother. And that's sister. >> So that's your daughter? >> Yeah. Okay. Daughter and son. >> Yes. >> And I don't know. D got an argument about what he drinks and everything. She come in here and he was hollering his kids. I mean just hollering. >> But I still unsupervised probation. >> Okay. Who's your probation officer? >> I don't know. >> You're supervised, which means you're supposed to report, right? >> No, unsupervised. >> Oh, unsupervised. I just supervised like you don't know his name. I'm super champagne. I was throwing out my dad's man. is just children with attitude >> and he hadn't been hitting nobody had never done you know done things but it's just occasion I don't know what happened I just seen them picking up something just throwing at each other or something I don't know >> where it happened at >> right here in the in the hallway and he was held her on the bed right there. So >> So what what did you saw that was thrown? >> I didn't see anything thrown. I said I'm in a wheelchair. I got out of stroke January. >> Yeah. >> Now I can't get around without falling and stuff and my >> But you don't put your hands on one leg. You know what I mean? I pushed her off of me. That's why she get to bed. >> I mean, what am I supposed to do? They keep charging towards me. >> I mean, no. >> Fair. But you're big enough you can probably hold her and call police or tell your mama. Is that your mama? Y'all's mama? >> Yes. >> Tell your mama to call police. >> Comes and helps me and does. She comes over here and helps and does. >> Yeah. >> And I try to >> You had them in your hand, baby. A while ago. You went out to the older >> a long strain. They just come over here and try to help me. They just can't get along with each other. >> I mean, I had that stroke and I've got to try to help people to help me. It just something all the time >> cuz I had that stroke January 4th on my right brain and it went to my left side. >> So I can't hold it do myself. My son comes and helps me and she comes and takes me to the doctor. >> Okay. >> And you guys good? >> That's my little grand bag. They just got out of school. >> They're cute. >> Thank you. >> What were they arguing about? >> He was saying the kids are loud or something. Both of them were hollering at each other and I just told them to stop. Then all I heard her screaming >> as if you could find Look at my car. >> Look at your truck. You went out toward your truck. >> In my truck. How can I go in my truck? I was pouring blood when I went out the door. >> I didn't even know you was bleeding. I didn't see him. >> I don't take up him, Candy. I love both of you. So I don't know. They on a red strain, honey. >> So it happened right here. Yeah. >> Where were you? Where were you at? >> Their mother backed up part of the chaos, saying how things went from zero to crazy real fast. And the reason because the kids were making too much noise. Seriously, that's what set him off. This grown man really chose violence over volume. >> Where were you at? >> Sitting right here. Get up. >> I got a while ago walked to the back door and I fell back on the couch. So >> So you said he was holding her here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But I don't press charge against her. I don't press charge against her like she don't press charge against me. But >> I can walk. >> We'll get there. >> I don't really >> She fell down there and I seen him her both home each other fight with each other. So, you know, this fight and I don't know really what all happened. This I mean >> So, who who's fighting who? >> She was two and him and him both were fighting each other. >> They were fighting each other. Yeah. >> Now, who who was doing the hitting? >> I don't know who's Both of them were doing the hitting to each other. >> Okay. >> Yeah. But >> now what what was the argument about? >> I don't know. She just walked in the kitchen. He started hollering at her. >> He started Yeah. >> Okay. >> And that's all I know. And see, he comes here. He don't say he comes here to help me. >> So, he doesn't stay here either? >> No. Okay. He uh he comes here to help me clean him off and do things I need to do around the house. I can't do it anymore. >> Yeah. >> So, every time they get close to each other, they get I don't know. They just can't get along. >> Temple. >> And I don't know why they brothers, sisters, they did get along. >> Yeah. >> For my sake, you know, remember, >> right? So, where were the kids at when they were uh >> Oh, they were sitting right here. All of them. All of them. Okay. Didn't them kids get here? >> I know. I sit them all down and this this too. Okay. >> They were they upset about their mama because she wouldn't have a hair piece today. >> Yeah. So, they're all here. >> Yeah. >> They're all sitting here while the fighting was going on. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know. You know, it's just brother and sister argument and everything. And >> yeah, >> you know, like I said, too short to got to get along and stop all this. >> So, so you didn't hear what the argument was about? >> Uhuh. I just hear them all fussing with each other. They've been doing this for about a week or two. >> Hey, who's the other gentleman that was right here? >> Oh, that's my nephew. My grandson. >> Your grandson? >> Hey, did did you see anything here? >> What did you see? Okay, they scared. >> Don't be scared. How old are they? >> Candy. How old is Luca then? >> And she I think about four. >> Let me get your information. Your date of birth? >> 1954. >> Okay. You said there's blood there. >> I don't know if it fell on my leg or not. I had a bad baby. >> The mom's side of the story didn't exactly shake the table, mainly because she wasn't even there when the fight popped off. Maybe she didn't want to rat either of them out, so she played it real neutral. Meanwhile, on the sidelines, the man's audacity hit the roof, saying he didn't want to press charges against her, like he was the one bleeding and broken. >> Hey, >> can I talk to you? >> Were you here? No, I was in here. >> You were in here? >> But you heard some >> I just seen her come through the door and her head. >> Okay. But did you hear some type of argument out there? >> What What kind of argument did you hear? >> I just heard yelling and dishes going everywhere. >> Dishes? >> Okay. So, you heard yelling and dishes flying? >> Well, what do you mean like dishes hitting the ground? That noise? >> Okay. So, you heard dishes hitting the like the count like the table. Okay. But you didn't see any physical altercation. >> Okay. And what are you to um Bobby? >> That's my aunt. >> That's your aunt. Okay. And then how about um >> uncle? >> That's your uncle. Okay. You didn't know what it was about? >> No. >> I didn't want to get into it, so I just called her. >> Okay. So, you're the one that called? >> Okay. Let me get your information since you called. Date of birth. >> Thank you. >> Okay. And what did she do when she came here? >> She just told me to take her to the hospital. take you to the hospital. Okay. >> But she put her hands on me. Like I was telling him, she put her hands on me first. Sister brother ordeal. >> He has told me that. >> So I don't want to get locked up. If I get locked up, I think she needs locked up. But it's some fact that she put her hand first. >> 15. >> Has anything like this happened before between your brother and sister? >> Yeah. They always >> I mean your your aunt uncle >> never got like that. >> Okay. >> Yeah. There always arguments. >> So they don't get along. Yeah. I mean, they No one gets along with him. He's an alcoholic. >> Okay. Okay. >> Has he been drinking today? >> I'm not sure. >> You're not sure? >> I work night shift. So, >> I see. All right. Anything else you want to add? You want You want to tell me now? >> Okay. You live here, right? >> No, I don't live here. Just my mailing here first. >> Oh, your mailing address only. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'll use that then. That's fine. All right. I appreciate it. Dustin, >> were you here? >> I was not outside. I was >> Oh, you were outside. Okay. But you heard Okay. But you heard argument. >> Okay. Which one's her son? >> This one and this. >> Over there. >> Yes, I saw it. Has your son been drinking today? >> Yeah, he been drinking. >> He has been drinking today. How about her? >> No, she don't drink. >> She don't drink. Okay. Did he drink here or do >> Well, he Well, when he's cleaning up and everything, he'll bring a few with him, but don't let him. >> Okay. So, he was drinking while he was here. Yeah. >> Okay. >> But I'm just saying I'm stupid. That's the 20th time. >> I have a question for you, Mr. Uh, and I don't mean this offensively. I'm just trying to understand what I'm dealing with. >> Have you ever been diagnosed with autism or anything like that? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> See, he's on what I got to help me clean up, help me do something, >> right? >> Cuz I had that stroke. I can't do it myself. >> Right. Right. >> Can you hear me? >> It sounds like this. >> Yeah. You sound really bad. >> If y'all come to any type of jour. She says that she >> she smacked me in the face first. >> Cops kept gathering stories from the kids, the mom, and even the nephew, the one who actually made the call. The funny part, that house was packed with people. Yet somehow not a single soul saw the exact moment fists flew. >> Somehow pushed that mug in his face. I don't know. Okay. >> Smacked him and then continuously pushed him and he pushed her one time. She got there and she hit the bed. >> She hit the bed. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The hospital bed. Yeah. >> So, you never hit her or anything? >> No. >> No. Can I see your hands like that? >> I got crossed fingers. No. >> Okay. >> She pushed me. I pushed her back. >> He says he's been convicted of domestic violence three times. >> Yeah. >> So, all you did was push her. >> Push her. She put her hands on me first. >> Okay. So, all you did was >> I tried to myself >> and then she fell >> Yeah. >> onto the bed. Hit the bed. >> And that's what this come from. >> Okay. No, no. Where was the fighting at? >> Right there in living room. >> Living room. >> No. >> Okay. >> That was after the pushing, right? >> No. No. This beyond everything because she got my she got in the kitchen. I was sitting there playing on Facebook or whatever. And then she threw that damn thing and hit me. And I went back. I said, "Get up my face." Or whatever like that. And threw that breakable mug. >> Yeah. I was like forcing. >> So she threw that at you? >> Yeah. She my damn head. >> On your head? >> Yeah. >> Okay. But see, my score, I got a plate here and I got a plate here. >> Mhm. >> But she shoved that damn thing on my head. >> Okay. >> And so I went I said, "All right, leave me alone." >> I don't know if it helps you. Apparently a 9-year-old was in the room, too. >> Well, all those kids were here, >> right? >> All four of them. >> The oldest is not. >> Yeah. Uh, according to grandma, he was not. They stated, but then he heard the argument. So you all you did was push her one time. >> Yeah. She hit the bed. Is she at the bed? And she used that to hit you on your head? >> Yes. >> Okay. And are you injured? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> And she's injured. I know she's injured because I pushed her so hard. >> Yeah. >> From the back or from the front? >> From the front. >> From the front. >> I said get the >> Okay. >> And then she hit the bed and it >> you push her from the front like that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. But James, that doesn't make sense cuz her injuries to her eye, which means she if you pushed her from the front, she would have fell and hit him. >> Hit it. >> She would have fell and hit the back of her head. >> She hit the side of it. >> Okay. >> Cuz I was trying to get her off of >> Okay. Try to get her off of you. >> I mean, she was sitting there in my face or whatever. So, I mean >> Okay. >> I don't want to lock her up. I don't want to get >> Was she in your face or was she >> She was in my face. Spitting in my face. >> Spitting in. >> I mean, not spitting in my face, but in my face. James, your story seems to keep changing. >> I stole a trainer. >> You told me she slapped you and then kept slapping you. >> Yeah, she slapped me. >> Now you just told off the drone. She been spitting me in your face. >> No, she was talking. >> Did you tell me she hit you with a mug? >> He hit me with that right there. >> Did it fall through the ground? >> No, I caught it ahead of time. >> You caught it? Okay. Okay. >> Y'all might like it. >> Yeah. Now, what was the argument about? >> Huh? The argument about because she sitting there trying to be controlling. Back to the man. He said she went full wild chucking mugs and plates at him. But honestly, his story sounded like it was ripped from a low-budget soap drama. The more he tried to stack lies, the more he turned himself into a walking punchline. If cops were counting his fibs, he'd be facing life in clown court. >> And stuff like that, cuz I supposed to go on my dad's >> and then she just sitting there like I was like, "Let's go to dad's." She just kept on and yep, yep. And like she dumped the kids off over here as she took off. >> Mhm. Did she come back? >> Mhm. >> You told me the argument was because you're upset cuz you do everything around the house. >> I do everything. >> So, what is it? >> It's both. >> It's all everything. >> You don't live here, do you? >> No, I don't live here. >> You just come here to take care of your mom, right? Nope. >> Okay. And she does the same, right? She don't live here. >> Okay. >> Mom lives here. >> How long have she been here, >> Candy? Probably about an hour, brother. >> Hour. >> With with the kids. >> Yeah. Okay. Has she left? >> She left and come back. >> She left for how long? >> About 30 minutes. >> 30 minutes. >> Come back. >> Okay. >> Have y'all lived together before? Since you've been adults? >> Me and my sister? >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Do >> you guys we live together? She lives she lives off. >> You live with her over there? >> Yeah. >> Since you guys were Since you guys were adults? >> Yeah. >> It's like brother and sister. How long you live together for? >> Uh about a year. >> A year. sisters said they never lived together ever since she moved out at 13. >> We ask her. You want to stay with him? >> Yeah. >> Officer Rogers. >> Yeah. >> I don't know if she went with EMS cuz she wanted to go to the hospital. >> Okay. >> Mom, question for you. >> Huh? >> Did him and her live together on >> who? >> Your son and your daughter. >> Uhuh. >> He's saying he lived with her for about a year over there. >> Well, he lived with her for a little while, but not bad. Well, not now, but in the past. >> Yeah. Everybody and they just >> How long ago was that? >> Yeah. >> About a year. About a year ago. >> Mom says about a year ago they he lived over there with her. >> Okay. >> I mean, that's all I need then. >> Let me ask you this question. If he was to be arrested today for domestic violence, who would you want to come over more often? Him or her? >> Do what? Now, >> if he gets arrested, do you want him back here? >> Yeah, cuz he has to help me. >> Right. So, who helped you more, him or her? >> She takes with the doctor and stuff and he helps me clean up. >> Fair enough. So, you could she could you could she doesn't have to be here. She could just pick you up. >> Yeah. See, I got a car. She takes my car and drives. >> Fair enough. >> We just asked you if you live here and you said no. I come up back and forth. >> Yes, sir. My nephew, sir. So, most likely your uncle is about to be arrested for family violence. So until he gets out with your grandma grandma, right, >> having a stroke need to look out for her, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't remember. >> Okay. All right. >> Just keep an eye out for, you know, >> with her stroke and everything, you know. >> Yeah. Okay. >> But I don't want to hit my own. All right. Push. >> Okay. >> And what I need you to do is just keep your hands like this one. Okay. All right. You got a pocket knife here. I'm going to pull it from you. Okay. Since we're talking, >> we'll get it back when we're done. Okay. >> You might do it. No, I just didn't want to see that. >> After getting all the puzzle pieces scratched up, cracked, and oddly shaped, the cops finally cuffed the man. Thankfully, because if they waited any longer, his mountain of lies would have needed its own zip code. Meanwhile, the nephew got unofficially promoted to grandma duty while Uncle Dearus took a detour to the backseat of justice. >> All right, James, stand up for put on shoes, too. >> Let me put my shoes on, bro. >> Yeah. Yeah, go ahead, man. I mean, they're going to take it off anyway, but it's >> I know. in Portugal. >> All right. >> Here go probation. >> Are you on probation? >> Nope. >> You are okay. For what? >> Domestic violence. >> Domestic violence. Like what was the charge? >> Huh? >> What was the charge? >> The what? >> Domestic violence. >> Right. But what what was the charge? >> Me and her got in a fight. >> Okay. So, it's like battery stuff. Okay. >> Battery. I ran a criminal history. It's on the system. >> Okay. >> Yay. Rand. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. All right. >> So, just let you know mama's or grandma all mom's wishes. He helped her more than she does. >> Okay. >> She takes a doctor, but if you want to mark like for bond conditions, >> he's her helper. So, >> daughter doesn't takes her to do appointments, but she says she can meet her in the parking lot, stuff like that. So, >> okay. Give me a minute. We're going to walk. Let's go. I want kids to see this. >> None of us are made of sugar. >> I'm better. >> I'm sugar. Yeah. Let's go to my car. >> Except for me. >> I'll meet you around. >> Let me grab a bag for all of that. You ever check through all this? >> For what? >> You check through all these? >> Yeah. that pocket right there. >> Here you go. Here's his license and her cell phone number. She wanted him to have this big fat raindrops. >> All right. You have any anything anywhere else? >> No. Okay. Cuz they going to they going to strip you pretty much. And uh so all right. >> All right. Go on in. Have a seat. It's easiest if you Yep. Just scoot all the way. See, you say you're on probation, right? Only >> probation. Yeah. >> Probation. Okay. Golly, this rain is go get my car. >> Yeah. Hey. >> Yeah. >> Hey, James. How much have you had a drink today? >> About three beers. >> Three beers. Okay. I mean, I can smell it. >> Okay. >> Once it wrapped, the man took his ride to jail like a silent passenger on the Regret Express. Cops did their job clean and straight. But those kids, that's not just another bad family day. That's core memory unlocked. No fairy tale or bedtime cartoons erasing the image of uncle getting cuffed and hauled off. The man got slapped with charges for domestic violence and cruelty to children in the third degree. 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