You can. >> I've already been arrested. Full bend over. Spread your cheeks [music] type of Nothing came. Do not put your hands on me >> because she grabs me. >> I didn't want you. >> Let go of the door. Back [music] away. >> On January 29th, 2024. A frantic 911 call from a woman hiding behind a car claiming her boyfriend beat her and wouldn't let her leave. Officers arrived to chaos. No visible injuries, but escalating defiance. What started as a cry for help turned into cuffs. Watch the meltdown that flipped the victim to suspect. >> Stop attacking me. >> Hello. >> Stop attacking me. Hello. >> Yes, I'm here. >> Hello. >> Yes. Can you tell me what happened exactly? >> I got nervous by my boyfriend. >> I can't understand you. I'm sorry. What happened? >> I was just TRYING TO TAKE MYSELF. I GOT BEAT UP BY my boyfriend and I'm panicking. I just want I didn't want to I'm panicking. Please, please. >> I have I have help on the way. Take a deep breath. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Thank you. I'm sorry. I'm in a sink. and leggings outside right now. I just wanted to get the night over with so that I can collect my stuff and get a ride and get out of here, but the fight has not stopped. >> Yes. >> Okay, Jimmy, are there any weapons inside the house? >> I'm not sure. >> Do you need any medical attention? Are you injured? >> Um, I'm not injured enough for medical. So, no. I just I just want to be safe away from them. I just want my stuff and I want to be away from them. And I like we already agreed on this earlier in the night that I could see the night and that I can get my stuff and leave today. I am not sure about him. I've been completely separate from him other than him badgering me, yelling at me, and threatening my life. >> Okay. Are you in front of the house or where are you exactly? I am I am hiding behind his car in the driveway. >> You're behind his car. What color and type of car? >> Um it's um dark gray or uh black. Um the cops are here. >> Okay. You can hang up with me and talk to them. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> Hello. >> What's your first name? >> Jamie. >> Jamie. All right. Jamie, why don't we go inside the house with you? You don't have a cold. You don't have any? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Okay. So, what happened? Why are we here again now? Um 9:00 a.m. >> He put hands on me again. I called the cops. You guys are here. You're now wonderful. When he said when you're saying that he put hands on you again, can you describe what how he put his hands on you? >> He was trying to take my phone away from me when I was trying to call 911, which I'm pretty sure is a felony offense. >> Okay. And then he was also trying to shove me into a room to contain me. >> Okay. >> Without any contact to the outside world. >> Okay. >> She told dispatch she was beat up and panicking in a tank top outside but met officers calm and collected. No bruises, no urgency. She claimed he tried to lock her in a room and grab her phone mid 911 call. Officers asked for details. She dodged, hiding behind. I just want my stuff and go. Her story shifted faster than the wind. Was this abuse or a scripted exit? >> Are you injured in any way? Do you need me to call an ambulance for you? >> This is why I'm cuddling behind a tire. >> Because No, >> I am not injured because I'm huddling tire >> and no one will believe me unless I stayed inside and obtained injuries. >> Get all beat up. Yeah. Your >> your right hand. >> This one? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Do you not see the scratches on your hand? >> How did that happen? >> How did that happen? >> There's like one hand. >> Well, it's called being a person. Excuse me. It's called being a person. Crafting. >> Oh, crafting. >> Those are Looks like it's fresh woodworking. >> Yeah. We were woodworking this morning. >> Um, well, today is a different day. Those look like fresh scratches. So, sorry. I'm not trying to be combative at all. You're not making any sense. Those look like it looks like fresh fresh ones from this morning. >> So, we were just we were inquiring as how you got them. >> No, today is not Sunday. Today, my bad. Monday. So, Sunday morning, I was working on a vanity for my daughter. Okay. >> Okay. And that's how you got those marks? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I was working on it throughout the night and everything. I was minding my own. >> I see a little I see a little rish over here on your arm over here. How did you get that ma? I mean I mean do you want me to scratch my other arm? I have eczema. Do you see? >> There's a big bruise on my back here. >> Okay. Are you injured from where you're sitting? >> Oh, that's from him. That's from him shoving me into the door. >> Okay. >> I probably have a same bruise right here, but I'm not going to >> Well, I rather have you not do that out here. Can we go inside and take a look at that? >> No. >> Okay. Are you Would you allow us to take any pictures? Okay. Would you allow us to take any pictures? No. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to go talk to him. You want to know what? I've already been arrested. Full bend over, spread your cheeks type of and nothing came like forward from it. So, you know what? If that's what's what's going to come from it, >> please leave the property. >> Thank you. >> Sh. Yeah. Stay here for me. No, they're going in to talk to him. >> I'm cold. Okay. Do not touch me. Do not put your hands on me. I am not under arrest. Do not put your hands on me. You have no reason to enter the property. Do not put your hands on me. >> You call the police for help. And why are you >> DO NOT PUT YOUR HANDS on me. I just WANT YOU >> BECAUSE SHE GRABS ME. >> I GRABBED THE CUZ I DIDN'T WANT YOU. >> LET GO OF THE DOOR. BACK AWAY. Off the property. >> We're not leaving right now. We need to talk to him. >> Video. >> What's his name? >> That's fine. We all have video on. All three of us have video. >> Scratches on her hand. woodworking from Sunday. Bruise on her back from him shoving me earlier. She refused photos, refused to go inside, refused everything. Officers stayed patient, but her combative tone screamed control, not fear. It's so alarming that some narcissists turn 911 into a weapon just to heal their fragile ego these days. Officer Horizesi, Officer Pinto, and Officer Shabog. I'm asking you to all step off of my residency. >> We're not leaving >> legally. Did you ask him to call inside or should I reach this guy? >> There is no call for inside this residency. Please step back. >> Please step back. You're going to hurt yourself. Also, I'm going to hurt yourself. I'm going to hurt myself. >> Yeah, you keep hitting the door. Why are you hitting smack in the door if you live here? >> See what I can do. >> Well, I'm sort of >> You're the one that called us that you're hurt and injured and you're hiding behind your car. >> The premises Just like police door. >> No, we're obviously appreciated. >> They're threatening to hurt me. >> Nobody's threatened to hurt you. >> I didn't want you to walk inside and get out of here. >> Do not >> stay there. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. YOU ARE >> You are physically abusing me. >> I'm not abusing you. Touch me. Do not physically come near me or abuse me. >> Do not come near me or physically abuse me. >> There's another J5 and that three in the house. >> Baby. Baby, >> I'm cold. I don't have shoes on. >> I do have SHOES ON. >> DO you normally drink this much? >> I don't drink at all. >> I can smell You already told my other officer you did, and I can smell it from here. >> I did not see anything. >> Yes, you did. You said you drank. >> That was at 3:00 a.m. >> What time is it now, ma'am? >> I can smell you. >> What time is it now? >> You tell me you have your phone, >> ma'am. >> You have your phone. You can tell me. >> What time is it? >> I can smell the alcohol from here. That's why I'm asking you. Do you need to be seen by an ambulance? >> That is hearsay. >> No, ma'am. It's not hearay. >> Do you need to be seen by an ambulance? >> Do you need to be seen be seen by an ambulance? >> No. >> Okay. >> Please back away from me. No, ma'am. >> I feel threatened. >> How could you feel threatened? My hands are in my pockets. >> Because you are too close to me and I'm asking you to back away and you are not correct. >> That for you are threatening me by not >> accepting my request. Sorry, not how it works. >> Baby, [snorts] I don't have any shoes on. As far as I'm concerned, you're a cloud. [laughter] That's impressive, baby. >> She blocked the door, demanding officers leave my property while claiming victimhood. Alcohol on her breath, slurred denials, and wild accusations flew. She called them fake cops while begging for help minutes earlier. What a walking nightmare. Her flip from terrified to tyrant stunned everyone. >> Do not put hands on me or touch me or >> I will sue you. >> Stay back. >> Am I being detained? >> Stay back. >> Am I being detained? >> I'm separating you from the situation. Stay back. >> Am I being detained? >> Stay back from him. >> I don't have any right. >> You're being detained me. >> Yes, you're being detained for what? Our investigation. You called and claimed there was a domestic battery. We're here for investig. >> You're right. You did call. >> He has no right to detain me. >> Yes, we're doing it for our investigation. And I'm keeping you separate from him. They don't another altercation. >> Let's ask Google. >> Do cops have jurisdiction over detaining you when we have no proof? >> Give her a chance to cooperate before we go head. >> I am not cooperating. I want all of you off the property. And I'm telling her that >> NOIND put your hand behind your back. >> I didn't do it. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> He hit me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do anything behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I called for protection. I didn't do anything. of resisting. >> I love you. PLEASE. NO. You're seriously hurt my thumb. You're seriously hurt my thumb. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Stop resisting. Just cooperate. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Cooperate. >> Put your hands behind your arrest. >> You're abusing me. Help. CALL 911. >> THAT WOULD BE US. >> THAT WOULD BE US. WE'RE HERE. >> YOU ARE FAKE COPS. NO. >> OKAY. CALL 911. CALL 911. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND. >> Please take this out on me on every other way. You're about to break my shoulder cup. >> Stop resisting. Just put your head behind me. >> Just take this out behind me. You are under arrest. >> [laughter] >> Ow, you just broke my shoulder. >> What are the charges against domestic battery? >> Are you serious? >> See, baby, [crying] [laughter] >> hold still. Hold still. >> I'm not moving. >> Well, we got to ask you to get up and move with us. >> I'm not going anywhere. in charge of resisting arrest. >> Sit up so you can breathe. Sit up so you can breathe. Sit up so you can breathe. >> Really rough. I had no problem breathing. Leave me alone. >> Detained for investigation. She resisted every command. Hands behind back. Step away. Cooperate. The law she called on now turned villain. Cops done with the talk. Handcuffs do the speaking. Chaos, tears, exhaustion, all blending into silence. [music] Mercy checked out. Verdict checked in. Okay, >> you have to come with us. You're making everything worse for us. >> I don't care. >> We're not We don't want to carry you like an animal. Come on. Just walk with us to the car. It's warm. >> Then give me one minute to talk. >> He doesn't want to talk to you. He walked away. He's pursuing charges against you. We need you to come with us, please. >> Can I just have one minute with >> Yes, but can we do that while we're sitting in the car, not laying on the concrete for a cold? >> No, I don't care. >> Well, we need you to get up. You're not talking. Life means nothing without my daughter and the fact that he is doing this. >> And where is your daughter now? >> Where is your daughter? >> Please don't do this. >> Jamie, come on. Sit up for me. >> Baby, please. I'm in handcuffs right now. >> Jamie, come on. You got to sit up. >> Please don't do this. Roll you. >> I'm going to roll you on your feet. Get up. Okay. >> Stop me handling. >> Stand up. Put your feet up. >> [laughter] >> Let's go. >> How dare you? >> How dare you? >> STAND UP LIKE A HUMAN. >> SIT UP LIKE A HUMAN. >> YOU'RE ABUSING ME. >> Stand up like a human. >> Accusing me. >> Just walk with us. Come on. >> Come on. Just walk us. >> No. You're accusing me. Please. I will walk away from this. Please. Just let me get my stuff. >> We're getting your stuff. We're getting your stuff. >> I just loaded them. I don't want to be arrested. Please, please, please, you guys. Can I turn around? Please, please. >> Slide in. >> I will. Is there is there any way >> that I can be dismissed right now? >> No. >> Even with charges >> that I can No. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Can I at least have a hoodie? >> Yeah, he's getting it for you. >> The jail cell. It's going to be really cold. Ow. You're >> Please. Put your shirt down. >> Please, ma'am. I would rather just walk. >> Can you just use arms, please? >> Okay. Just use them all over. >> You know what? I'm just going to go to the PD with her. If you can just grab uh He's going to grab a coat for her. >> Obviously, I'm sure it's attached to the ticket. I got her cell phone number. Ma'am, I don't have my phone. You really need to ask for my phone. She's grabbing the >> I don't have any of my stuff. My >> You could give those Give that to her to the other officer. She's going to do some some stuff with you. Okay. >> No, ma'am. Ma'am, please. >> Now, the screams were flipping into prayers. My daughter, my life. Emotion. Her last defense move. But the law doesn't vibe with feelings. Officers followed what's written, not what's cried. Helping her now would break justice itself. Her entitlement outlasted the drama. >> I wanted to get away from abusive relationship. Please >> and I had a bad pick in a partner. I made a horrible decision I will never ever make again. >> YOU HAVE EVERYTHING ELSE. >> NOTHING. They're gonna do I'll do the risk because they would do back. >> OKAY. >> STOP. STOP. >> GO. >> NO. I don't want to lose my daughter. >> I called the cops. Can you look at the record? >> I'll be in route to the county. >> Yes. So, she's basically she's up and down, up and down. Her charges are for domestic battery. We brought her straight from the place here. Well, you don't have the forms on or anything yet? Oh, is it unlocked? >> Yeah. >> Hey, Jamie. >> Hi. >> All right. I would like to know. Um, have you ever been here before? >> No. >> Okay. So, when I get you out of the room, are you going to be able to cooperate? >> I was just trying to just swipe the hair out of my face, please. That was all I was asking into my mouth. I'm all too sick and I can't handle the the hair. like the best. Oh, there's one more. >> Take some calming breaths. Okay. >> Mom, I know it's night time. I don't want >> It's not night time. It's actually 9:55 in the morning. >> Church time. I don't want to be here. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> I need to get out to talk to my daughter. >> Okay. I need to ask you question, >> please. >> What's your full middle name? >> Have you been around anybody with CO? >> No. >> Have you been sick in the last two weeks? >> Uh, yes. Yes, >> you you were. >> Um, stomach flu, diarrhea. >> Oh, yeah. That was going around. >> Um, how about >> But I haven't been around people. >> Do you do any um >> Okay. Uh, diabetic? >> No. >> Are you pregnant? >> No. >> Okay. I'm gonna have you face this face this window right here. Okay. I'm just gonna move his eye. >> Uh you got to straight >> up up like move your right hand down like right right there. >> So it's red. It is not >> right there and on the other side. >> Yeah. Right there where your thumb >> right here. This is where you want medical. >> Yep. >> I want it documented. Okay. That's not arrested. The cops do not document my >> So, the officer has a camera. There's a camera in here. >> I want it clearly. Um, no offense to you guys. I don't want it. >> It's only documented. >> Completely understandable. Okay. >> Her every choice, lying, fighting, refusing, pushed that fate closer. I feel sad for the daughter. She had no choice of a mother. Officers documented everything. She still claimed injustice. The 911 call that started it all now echoed as evidence against her >> because though the last time none of it got documented and all she had was >> I just I I just want all of my none of it documented the fact that I came in with no shoes. >> I want all of it I want all of it documented because I was in a room >> minding my own business. >> You see what he's doing right now? That's what he's doing. He's documenting everything that you come in with. Okay. >> Yes. >> None of that matters about my no offense to any of you guys. I know the rules of all of your jobs. >> He's documenting what I came in with. my height, my eye color, my hair color, my herself. >> The risk assessment like describe I still bruises and the actual charges come in. >> Okay. And now the bruises. >> Okay. >> The one up there. >> Okay. Sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I have to try the one on my elbow and the one directly above your thumb right there. You can see I can see I want that one. >> I'm going to have a medical look at it and your finger or your >> documented. >> Yeah. >> Are there's is there one >> there's there's an open uh like all of the fresh fresh bruises. >> Okay. All right. >> We can definitely do that. Okay. >> So, here here's what I'm going to I'm going to tell you. >> Okay. Um, actually, you want to lift this foot up? I'm going to check your sock and make sure there's nothing in it. >> Sorry. Put your foot down. >> So, this is what I'm going to I'm going to keep these handcuffs on until the medical stair maybe. >> No. Um, we're going to we're going to >> have a chair >> cuz I'm going to take the handcuffs off. You're going to go in there and then you're going to have a bed. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> I would like a lawyer instead of a bed. >> I don't have the charges. We brought her straight from where it happened here. So, I have to do the charges. >> I don't have any charges. >> Is she in the scanner? >> Okay. This is what I'm going to do. I'm going to take these >> charges against me. >> She I told you battery. Go ahead. >> Do I have charges at your hand on the uh the There you go. Right. >> Do I have charges at this moment? >> Yes. >> What are the charges? >> I've already told you one second. I'm going to need We're going to need to get this stuff to uh medical. Go and take your ring and your hair tied for my grab my cell phone so I can know what my partner's here with the rest of the stuff. >> Would you like to show them? >> What am I being charged? >> You've already been told that you're being charged. >> No, I have not. >> Yes, you have been told times while I was standing here. Let's go. Then tell me again what I'm being. >> Why am I obligated to? >> Because if I'm being handcuffed, I >> I'm expecting you to walk. >> Sir, I'm not trying to be the jail. >> You are required to tell me what I'm being charged with. >> A 911 cry for help became a resisting arrest nightmare. From hiding behind a car to handcuffs on concrete, her refusal to cooperate turned sympathy into charges. This wasn't just a domestic dispute. It was a master class in how fast Save Me becomes Arrest Me. She was 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. 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