that one of the teachers, Miss Heather, grabbed him by his arm and pushed him really hard and far away. And um because I guess he had grabbed the toy. His his aunt, she was holding him like this. There's two people that seen her holding like this and even dragged him to the lounge or something. I don't know. But I didn't even touch this arm and I didn't I DIDN'T TOUCH ANYWHERE DOWN HERE. Does he have a mark right here? >> No. >> So what the heck? If anything, he would have mark right here. I didn't touch him anywhere right here. >> On October 27th, 2025, a routine daycare pickup turned into a serious incident. A parent reported that their child was allegedly grabbed and [music] pushed by a teacher over a minor dispute involving a toy. What started as a normal afternoon quickly escalated into police involvement, heated arguments, and ultimately an arrest. >> Okay. What What happened? Um, I came to pick him up right now after school and um, he he was fine until he showed me his arm, >> right? >> And I started telling me that one of the teachers, Miss Heather, grabbed him by his arm and pushed him really hard and far away. >> And um, because I guess he had grabbed the toy, >> right? >> And um, but this is not okay. >> Okay. >> I She literally him. >> Okay. Like you I understand you like he was being >> bad. Yeah. >> Okay. >> And we're going to put charges on. >> Okay. All right. First off, who are you to the child? >> He's my son. >> Is your son? Okay. I need to see your ID. >> It's in the car. >> We're going to Where's the key? >> No. Don't take his shirt off. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yes, papy. Yes. Yes. Something to leave his shirt. >> Don't be scared of the policeman, Papy. Okay. >> Why are you taking his shirt off? So, so >> ma'am, put his shirt back on. >> No, not fine. >> No, it's not fine. They don't like to have their shirts take it off. Put it back on. I don't need it to take off his shirt to just look at his arm. Come on. >> Think Think about what you're doing. >> No. No. But are you like That's fine. Just >> No, ma'am. Put his shirt back on, please. >> Okay. Can you do me a favor? Can you stand at attention like this? Stand. Put Put your arm. No, put your arms down. Stand at attention. There you go. All right. Good boy. Very good. Okay. Now, I want you to put both arms out like this. Like I'm doing right now. Like that. Okay. Very good. >> So, what do you what happened, Mom? What? >> So, I came to pick him up. I had just gotten out of and I came to pick him up, right? >> Like, usually this is the time I pick him up. So, I came and he waited for him there in the the lobby, the front and he pumps and he's And then that's when I he start he shows me his arm before they even try to give me an incident report. He shows me his arm and he's like, "Mommy, look." And I saw it and I'm like, "Who did this to you?" And he's like, "Miss Heather," he's like, "Miss Heather grabbed me by the arm and then he pushed me back." Um, and because I guess he wanted a toy or he tried grabbing a toy and um, I I don't know why she went on, but apparently she he wasn't even in there for more than 5 minutes. >> Okay. >> When this happened. >> And he was dropped out for what time today? >> Um, I think I have the check-in record here >> approximately. It doesn't exactly >> 9:00. Okay. And he and none of that was there. There were no previous injuries on that arm whatsoever. >> No. >> Okay. >> And he told you that he was he was grabbed on the arm. >> Yeah. That she grabbed him by the arm and that she him pretty hard cuz he he de he demonstrated to me. He walked all the way by his mommy. He pushed me face. >> The mother was absolutely horrified by what happened to her child. Watching someone treat her son like he was trash, especially someone entrusted with his care was terrifying. Calling the cops was not just the right move. It was the only move ensuring the child's safety and accountability for those responsible. >> Okay. Now, who's Miss Heather? >> Miss Heather is one of the teachers there. >> Is it one of his teachers? No. Okay. >> I know. >> Did you go inside the school to speak to anybody? >> They're right there in the front. That's the only person you talked to. She stole accident there was an incident report whenever there's an incident like I have to sign but um but I didn't even look at the paper grab it or anything like that's when I saw the I was like I'm not saying anything. >> Okay. >> Okay. Now my question is has has he ever had any issues with this teacher before? >> No. Not that I know. >> Not that you know of. He's he's never had dealt with her that you know of. Um >> the only the only thing I noticed was this past was it this past week that they did pictures >> last week? >> Yeah. Um I was here. He was um I had came to do pictures but he only came for pictures. So I came I changed them and we were doing pictures or was it that day? It it had to be that day. Not it was but it was that this past week >> and she she just made um the comment of oh I'm going to I'm going to be your son's ass. She's like whatever he wants has to go >> and I just I just stayed like what the hell like I didn't say anything cuz I was leaving. I just stayed quiet. I just left but I come show up here today and he's like this and it was with her with the same teacher. >> Right. Right. Now do you don't remember when that happened? >> I can't remember exactly what day it was. >> What day it was? when picture day. >> No, it was last week. >> I don't know you. I mean, I guess we're going to jail. >> There's something I can freaking do. >> No. >> Tell you call me in a little bit. Okay. >> No, he's not going to want to talk to any of you guys. >> I didn't. >> Yeah, BUT WHAT THE HECK? I didn't touch him. >> Maybe I know him. >> No. >> Can I talk to Miss B? She's right here. >> Hey, didn't touch him. >> Listen, man. We'll give you a few minutes, but then we're going to have to walk you outside. Okay. >> We're not going to put handcuffs on you in here. >> Yeah. I don't want to put cuss in here, man. Just, you know, we want to ask for you to >> But how does that even how does that really even take place, though? I didn't even touch his arm. But yet, his his aunt, she was holding him like this. THERE'S TWO PEOPLE THAT SEEN HER HOLD HIM like this and even drag him to the lounge or something. I don't know. BUT I DIDN'T EVEN TOUCH THIS ARM AND I DIDN'T I DIDN'T TOUCH ANYWHERE DOWN HERE. DOES HE HAVE A MARK right here? >> NO, I TOOK >> SO WHAT THE HECK? If anything, he would have mark right here. I didn't touch him anywhere right here. SO I DON'T UNDERSTAND. BUT HOW THE HECK IS THAT SUPPOSED TO BE POSSIBLE? >> Thing that I I would just ask guys officers is to wait and talk to a couple of the kids tomorrow. They see things too. >> I HAVE TWO GIRLS. MY DAD HAS MY GIRLS RIGHT NOW. ARE you kidding me? >> The incident was horrifying enough, but when the cops confronted the teacher, it became painfully clear she was far from innocent. She tried the classic crocodile tears routine to save skin, but let's be honest, those tricks don't work on a seasoned officer. >> I didn't touch his. [snorts] >> Yes. >> So then if it's like that, then his arm should be taken too though. She touched him, >> huh? >> Remember you told me that you saw this in the morning and she show >> I didn't see that in the morning. I said somebody said it. >> Okay. >> Um, of course. Can you talk to her dad? >> Yeah, we we we can speak to everybody. We just need to we have to get her outside first. >> What's the difference of getting outside and just sitting right here? >> Because >> Miss W, we have to take you into custody. >> This is [ __ ] ridiculous. >> I'm going to figure it out. Miss Winner, you want to leave YOUR >> I'M GONNA NO, JUST DON'T TALK to me. Please. >> Listen, you can leave your stuff here, too, because that's not >> Yeah, it's childish, but can you please just stop talking for a moment? Just please be quiet cuz this is some [ __ ] and you're going to take me to jail. So, I really just Please be quiet. Please. >> Like, I HAVE NO SAY so in any of this. It's Oh, d is officer a homestead police department. How [snorts] you doing, sir? Listen, is she's going to be taking a homestead police station, okay? which is going to be booked to process and then from there she'll go to TGK. Okay. Which is the county jail on Dell. Okay. >> What are the charges? What is where where are right? >> That's why I asked him. He said he can't. He's not telling me that I have to go. >> And all I just want to know exactly what am I being taken for? >> There [snorts] has to be a reason why you're doing this. >> So that's why I'm asking what exactly am I being taken for? >> He's going to He already explained it. He's going to explain one more time. >> You're being arrested >> for that job. What else do you need? Oh, so they're saying ch. >> Are you freaking kidding me? >> Okay, ma'am. Are you we going to go or not? Because I can't stay here for >> ma'am. >> How could Miss B? How can this happen? >> That doesn't make any sense. That's the thing. It doesn't make any sense. Dada. >> I've never [snorts] had u never had anything like this before. >> But also, it's a she say point fingers type thing though. But yet, I never touched him there. ROSA HAD HIS HER HANDS ON him and other staff members said THEY SEEN HER DRAG HIM INTO THE lounge and I seen with my own eyes Rosa GRABBING HIS ARM. >> SO how are YOU BEING >> BECAUSE THEY don't care? >> The other teacher that saw that >> I didn't speak with anybody. >> I told him that other people did >> speak to the other teacher. >> I this is the first I heard of that. THEY WERE TELLING ME ALL this when I found out and I told him, >> "Can we get in the car though?" I mean, my whole freaking people are leaving. [music] >> Listen, I need your phone. Okay. Now I'm going to have to place some handles, but you're going to stay in the car when we do it. Okay. >> How does that even really work, though? How do you just like have a say so from somebody when you have witnesses seeing that they put their hands on them? I don't understand that. I don't. >> I've been doing this for 10 years. Do they have to go my way back? No, >> I'm not going to put a gas. [snorts] >> At this point, the denial tour went full volume. She kept pointing fingers, naming other teachers, and demanding witnesses like she was running her own courtroom. Every sentence was a new excuse, a new witness, a new loophole she invented on the spot. While she argued logic with volume, the cops followed procedure. Just sit tight. Just show right to the police department. We'll talk more there. Okay. >> Anything in your pockets or anything like that? >> Okay. >> Make a right and then another right. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Get here [snorts] before you start asking for people. Sir. >> Ma'am. Hold on. >> How do these things usually go? Or how do they even disagree? >> She just placed me on to 631. >> So with the with the understanding that I'm not the investigating officer for this, I'm going to just explain to you how investigation goes. >> Okay. Whatever allegation was made, >> which once again I wasn't there for, but whatever allegation was made, okay, it was investigated by the primary officer, okay? due to the nature of the allegation, okay, it gets sent to our GIU division. Our GIU division comes on scene and they investigate the parties and they establish what's called probable cause. Okay, probable cause in the state of Florida gives police officers the right to place you under arrest. It doesn't mean you're convicted of any crime. Okay, you're still innocent until proven guilty. That's not just a saying. That's literally how it goes. Okay. During that investigation, it was established that there's enough probable cause to place you in custody. Okay? So, right now, this is what's called taking the ride. So, you're getting booked in process. You're going to go to TGK. You're going to have a 24-hour followable cause hearing. >> I just don't understand it when there's no facts. We're seeing that I touched him, but there's facts and they're seeing that she touched him. >> That's just it doesn't make sense. >> I can't tell you specifically. >> No, I know. Just it's I think that's off the jury. >> You have all my ring. >> I've been a teacher for 10 years. Never once out of 10 years. And then now all of a sudden something happens. [snorts] And I can understand if I actually did touch the kid anywhere here. I didn't touch him anywhere here. Right here. And it's not like I grabbed him, said get up and said, "All right, come on y'all. We have to go to class." And he got up with me like this. And then I guided him by his back. But yet his armed instead standing there grabbing his arm like this pushing to me pushing back. >> I'm going to put you in this for a sec. Okay. >> By the end, the story quietly evolved. First, she never touched him at all. Then it became not here, but a gentle shoulder assist for guiding. 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