So, what's going on tonight? >> Don't worry about it. Just let me in here trying to get my shoes and get out of here. >> Okay. I got to talk to both of you guys. >> Okay, cool. I'm Come on. >> Hey, I I haven't done anything. >> Okay, girl. I ain't got no glasses. I can't even see right now. Get out of my face. >> I'm not in your face. >> Stop. Please. >> I cannot see. I need glasses. >> Can you Can you get her glasses, please? >> Thank you. >> So, what's going on tonight? >> I can't see. I can't glasses. Do you not see? I'm damn blind. >> Okay. Please back up. >> Lady, don't put your hands on me. >> I got close. So, what's going on? Are you guys having an argument? >> You guys having an argument? What's going on? >> Let me have you out. >> I can let you out as soon as I finish having this conversation with both of you. My >> glasses. It's It's broken. >> Okay, that's fine. Okay. I have my partner being in here in a little bit. Okay. There's nothing in them. Do you still want them? >> I cannot see either way. What the You mean >> baby? Baby. This >> y'all are getting on my nerves. >> This this this didn't have to happen. If you stay for I've been married to this woman for seven years. It's a miracle that today is the day that this glasses is broken. So, it's it's been a lot of property damage. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And it's like it's like my relationship was on that that if it breaks, you know, it's you can save her. >> This I I was trying to get her to bed, but just staying in bed. Let me You set it up. She wouldn't stay. And I didn't know if I was I was making the sheets so you could stay. Okay. Anyway, it was on the floor and I didn't see. I didn't see what I stepped on >> the glasses. >> That's why I come back. >> I'm with both parties outside the hotel room. >> Give me my phone. >> You really got to see what's happening. >> I don't give a Give me my phone. >> I don't. >> Where is her phone? >> Give me my phone. Okay. Well, give me the truck key so I can get my >> Y. I'll hand them to you. They're not really sport pin, but so what? Why are we getting into this argument? >> Who's looking at me? Who get into what argument? >> You guys in the argument? What What happened? I have to talk to both of you guys. Okay, I have to. My partner's going to come here. I have to. >> Okay. I miss my grandma. Oo. Yeah. Okay, that's it. >> So, why were we screaming about like knives or like weapons and all? >> Ain't nobody scared about no goddamn weapons. Did you see any weapons? >> I'm not saying I saw them, but that's what our dispatch just told me in the background. >> Scared. Okay. >> You mind standing out there for a little bit until my phone gets you? >> Thank you. I'll be puppy. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we're upset about our grandma. >> Did anything physical happen between you guys? >> I have to ask these questions. This is per our policy in the state of Illinois. I heard you guys travel a lot. You come to Illinois a lot? >> Oh my god. >> Well, if you don't, that's our law, so I have to. So, I'm going to keep bothering you with these questions until you answer them. >> Hello, Daddy. Can you please please please tell these people to leave me alone? Hello? Can you hear me? Can you tell these people that you're about to come for me and you about to send me a a [laughter] ticket so that I don't talk to talk to this police officer apparently here cuz I'm that crazy. Take the damn thing. >> Is this your father? [snorts] >> I'm I'm asking a genuine question. Is this your father? >> Who knows? >> Do you have my phone? >> I'm back up. >> What you mean back up? >> Back up. I'm talking to my partner who's trying to come down the hallway. >> Oh, okay. >> I'm not taking your phone. Please take a seat. >> Uh-uh. I'mma stay right there. Girl, you ain't going to take my phone nowhere. >> Okay. >> Okay. Come on. Where your partner come? >> He's right down there. >> Okay. Turn around. your turn around. >> Sorry. >> Who the is Bill? >> Hello. >> Can you talk to him, please? >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Hey. >> Okay. So, you're going to go live with your father in California. >> Of course. >> Okay. Do you guys have Do you have any diagnosis? What What's going on? Why are we acting like this? >> Yeah. Yay. I'm so happy. >> Okay. Do you have any thoughts of yourself or anyone else tonight? I have to ask these questions. They're mental health questions. Okay. >> Do you have thoughts of yourself or anyone else? >> All of these if these people do not just leave me alone. >> She been drinking. >> Those were out here. [snorts] >> She was standing out. >> What we got? We got domestic. >> She won't answer any of my questions. >> All right. Please talk to these goddamn police that they can let me go so that I'm not I don't know showing pornography all over the internet. I guess that's what I'm doing. These idiots here. >> I don't need to speak with him. >> Okay. Well, somebody need to talk to somebody so y'all can leave me the hell. >> No, I can talk to you, but you won't. >> Okay. Well, let me Okay. Well, okay. Well, cool. Give Let me go outside then. >> Stay in here. >> Why? >> Because >> Ma'am, I will. Ma'am, I will get to you here shortly. Please hold on. >> For what? >> I can talk to you. >> Why? >> Just give me give me five. Just give me All right. >> Hurry up, bro. >> Hang on tight. All right, ma'am. I'm also there at the Born Police Department. My camera is on. I need to talk to you about what happened because you kind of need to tell your side of the story because from his side of the story, it's we we got one side. I need to hear your story. >> What you mean by story? >> How do you get the giant scratch mark across his back? >> Talk to him. >> No, he wasn't there. Well, he's the guy, so I feel like that's better. >> No, it's not. You were You and him were in the room. He has a giant scratch mark across his back. I need to know how he got that. It's bleeding. >> See my my glasses? They're broken. A >> David, >> it's been this whole time. >> It's been this whole time. >> All right, I can do it that way. >> Here's your card, man. Stand up. You're going to jail. >> Now I'm going to jail. I'm the black liner. Chad all in custody out here. Give that to him. >> Give that to who? >> Do you want someone to go with him? >> To go with who? >> Him. Illinois statue. She has to go to jail. She has to. >> She has to. It's not our choice. It's not our choice. >> It's David. Stop. [laughter] Look at this. JUST LEAVE ME. >> Come on. We're going this way. We're going this way, >> man. We are going this way to the car. You're going to jail. What are we doing? >> You stepping on my feet. What you mean what I'm doing? >> A Kimmy. Okay. Okay. Kimmy. Okay. Be an activist. Not an activist. Come on. Okay. All right. I guess I'm just got then All right. Aha. I'm the wiz. Woo. It is. >> Can we just >> Bozart? You can explain to him I got from here. >> Thank you, Rosa. This hurt. >> That's what they're not built to be comfortable. >> There's a door. >> I I I will not say that. Y'all got >> Okay. Eminem is the best rapper alive. Okay. I IM the best rapper alive. All right. He not >> all right. I'm going to read you something. All right. Okay. >> This is your opportunity to talk. All right. You have the right to remain silent. You say anything you say can will be used against you in court of law. You have right to talk to a lawyer and have him him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer will be appointed represent for any question if you wish. >> You decide any time not to exercise these rights and answer any questions to make any statements. Ma'am, do you understand those rights I have right there? Yes. Given that, do you wish to speak about this incident? Tell me what happened. I will only speak about wee wee. >> Who Who's we? >> Me. >> Are you Wee Wee. >> Yeah. >> All right. What did Wee Wee do in the room? [laughter] >> Hello. Ela, >> how did your guy friend get the large scratch across his back that is now still bleeding? >> Oh, you have long nails. It appear that look >> I love. Yeah, it appears it's from a nail mark from a scratch. He also said you slapped him in the face. >> Oh, okay. His mama. Okay, you know what? I Well, I I'mma give up the story. His mom is a goddamn demon. She slapped her in my face. All this type. She's a goddamn devil and that's why I'm in handcuffs right now because of godamn my mom. >> Can you tell me how he got the scratch mark? >> I don't know. >> All right. Were you guys laying in bed together? >> Yes. >> Were you guys cuddling? >> I mean, were you listening to music? >> Were you laying on top of him? >> No, I was listening to music. >> You were not. And were you guys have how much space do you guys have between each other in the bed? >> I wasn't even sitting on the bed. I was sitting on the couch. >> You sitting on the couch the entire time? >> Yes. >> You guys at no point were st both laying in the bed? >> No, I kept going to the bathroom. I was going to I was literally >> No, I'm listening. I'm I'm just closing my handcuff case. >> It was open because they're on you. Um >> Oh. >> So So he's telling me that you guys were laying in bed. Uh you're obviously agitated right now. >> Yeah, cuz I got hiccups on me. >> Like I said, they're not built to be comfortable. And at some point, you slap him in the face twice. He tells you, "Calm down." Now he's pat he's like he's like stroking your head to calm you down cuz apparently that's what calm you calms you down. >> No it don't. >> Okay. >> Y'all don't know what calms you down. >> I don't. This is coming from him. >> Exactly. He don't know what calms me down. Don't nobody know. At >> point there was a struggle between you two. You scratched his back. >> History calms me down. That's what calms me down. Research schooling. >> All right. Well, let's talk about let's talk about some history and the fact of what happened like 30 minutes ago. Okay. >> All right. What happened 3 minutes ago in that room? >> What you mean what happened 3 minutes ago in that room? How did he get the scratch with blood coming out of it? >> I don't know. Maybe >> it is a fresh wound. It's not like it just it was like a month ago. >> Do I have fingernails in order to make that happen? >> You My fingernails can do that. >> Look at my face. Are you serious? >> I've never met you in my life. I don't know what you're about. I'm just asking. That is a fresh >> You think I am? >> That is a fresh wound. There's blood coming out of that wound. Ma'am, I just How? All right. All right. We're going to put you in the car for now until I get her. All right. Step in the vehicle. >> I need my phone. >> I'll get your phone. I promise I'll get your phone. >> You >> can you get in the car so I can close the door? >> Why I need my phone? I'm not going to jail. >> I'm going to Yes, you are. >> How am I going to jail for a >> domestic battery? >> Are you serious? >> Yes. >> I am a girl. What do you mean? I'm going to jail for domestic battery. >> Girls can beat guys. >> A They can. >> They can. I'm sure they can. >> I've arrested plenty of females for doing that. >> Guys do it, too. It's not It's not what it's It's a two-way street. >> Yeah, of course it is. >> What is your deal? >> Have you ever been beat your little like I don't know. Have you ever felt pain? Have you? >> Yeah. My dad beat me as a child severely. >> Oh, that sucks. >> Okay. >> I've been beat too. >> I don't understand why we're being like this. >> Okay. Okay. Well, >> get in the car, >> ma'am. Get in the car. Come on. >> What you mean? >> Get in the car. I'm tell I'm giving you the law. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Don't touch my legs like that. >> The victim stated that he and his girlfriend had been staying at hotels for some time. That night, she began acting strangely and making threats toward people they knew. When he tried to calm her down, she suddenly slapped him and scratched his back, leaving a small cut. He said this kind of behavior was unusual for her and that she seemed not in her right mind. >> You was doing a lot of typing back. >> What did you type? >> The report. >> Report for what? So I get off this damn hand. >> No s weekend. >> You have got to be a goddamn lie. Nope. >> See judge Monday. >> What judge? >> The judge. >> Who? >> Whichever one they hit. >> Who picked? >> Of course. >> You know, do you realize that you put these handcuffs on me because of the simple fact that you told me that I wasn't doing something right? >> No. I established probable cause for your arrest for domestic battery. That's why I placed handcuffs on you. >> Even though my face is up too, right? I don't see your face. >> Oh, you can't see my face. >> What's your face? >> You can't see my face? Are you serious? >> Blemishes. >> Blemishes. >> Yeah. >> Are you You don't see You don't see no scratches on my face. >> My face is clear. >> You didn't say anything about that. >> Is my face clear? America, >> why don't you want to talk about that when I read you Miranda? You said nothing happened. You guys were never near each other. >> Because why wouldn't you tell me that my is all over the internet? What are you talking about? >> Okay. >> I asked you, were you guys ever together? The nurse says, "No, I was listening to music. We were never in music." >> I was listening to music. It's cameras in the goddamn thing. >> In the what? >> In the room. >> There are not cameras in the room. It's illegal. >> Great. Yeah. Sure. [laughter] This is illegal. What you're doing to me right now is literally illegal. >> No, it's not how No, it's not. >> I don't even got no shoes on my feet. All I wanted to do was leave outside of the room. THAT'S ALL I WANTED TO DO. AND ain't nobody letting me do Okay. All right. Just be loose. As loose as they >> No, it's not loose. Just take them off. >> I'm not taking them off. >> I'm not going to DO TO YOU, BRO. >> NO, it's not how this works. >> While we're doing that, we're not being on the phone. >> Okay. All I did was literally ask my phone this whole time. Let me call my daddy. >> No. No, ma'am. We're not doing that, >> man. Bro, >> why? >> Why the staring at me? Stop having to stare at me. Stop having stare at me. >> Stop. >> Stop having to stare at me. >> Cuz you're in custody. It's called camera footage. >> Okay. Well, I don't want no camera footage. Get it off of me. >> No, you're not going to continue touching my stuff. >> OKAY. WELL, STOP TOUCHING MY >> You're not going to be on the camera. Stop. You're acting like a child, >> man. You know I'm nervous. I'm dead, >> man. Give me my All I literally You do not have a right to that. SIT DOWN, >> BRO. ALL I ASK YOU FOR WAS MY WHEELS AT THE GODDAMN HOTEL. [screaming] >> YEAH. All right. Sit down. Sit down, >> man. Brother. >> All right. I get an egg back. >> Hey, Joe. You said that. Uh, we're good. He sent back a bat's police officer. All right. Got another charge. Wonderful. Bloomington. Yep. I sure will. All good. Thank you. My custody just gave me Okay. All right. >> Oh, now we're spitting on cameras. >> I spit ON YOU, TOO. HELL [screaming] FIRE. >> HEY, CAN WE GET A SPIT HOOD? >> And just spit on me. Can we get a spit hood? >> I want you to spit on us. You got me. >> Hey everyone, it's Trent, prior deputy sheriff, patrol sergeant, and K9 handler. Domestic violence calls aren't just incredibly dangerous, but they're also some of the highest liability incidents in policing. In this incident, law enforcement had documented visible injury, fresh bleeding, and a direct and cooperative victim statement. Somebody who wanted to press charges. Even without the suspect's initial cooperation to provide some sort of statement, the totality of the circumstances gave these officers the probable cause necessary to determine who the primary aggressor was. Once the suspect starts displaying disorganized behavior, rapid agitation, talking to people who aren't there and emotional volatility, this becomes not only a criminal case, but a mental health safety issue as well. And with that kind of liability, law enforcement is required to take action. And there are wide variety of reasons why somebody like the suspect would display this kind of behavior. But due to the nature of the offenses committed, criminal custody takes priority over a standalone mental health detention. >> She was charged with domestic battery and two counts of aggravated battery to a peace officer. She remains innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.