[Music] Stop. Sitting in the driver's seat trying to keep her. Come here. Hey. Hey. Come here. Don't Don't go there. Come here. Come here. Stop. I told you to stop. Stop. Stop. I told you to stop, bro. Joey, they're arresting me. Joey. Joey. I told you to stop. Joey. Joey. Joey. Joey. Bro, I can't let my son in the car, bro. Joey, stop. Stop. I want to take my daughter away from me. Give us a second. No. No. No. I don't want my baby. I need to take my daughter away from me. Got to calm down. She's just intoxicated. She's mad. Look. Look. I don't want my baby. I need to take my daughter away. I'm not putting charge or nothing, bro. We just My glasses broke everything, bro. Like, come on. I don't want my baby daddy to take my daughter away, please. I don't want my son to call. I don't want my baby daddy to take my daughter. Just relax. Just relax. Just relax. I don't want my baby. Wait, wait, wait. Get your shoes off. Get your shoes off. Okay. Wait, wait. Can you please delinquent bro? Please. Come on, Joey. Joey, go to [ __ ] I'm going to get my daughter taking away from me to W. Wait, wait. Let me take my shoes. Get out. Come on. No. You [ __ ] Okay. Yeah. Okay. Good. Other way. Other way. She's so [ __ ] So, she's just trying to drive drive off and trying to She's intoxicated, bro. Just, you know, talking. you drink too much. And I'm trying to, you know, I'm driving to go home, you know, get the out. We live in um she lives in Florida say I live in Miami, you know, to go home and she's just talking and hit me in a couple times. I'm like, "Yo, stop, bro. Stop. Just stop. Just like I'm home, man. I got the baby in the car, bro." Okay. What's is that? You should throw this water in the car as well. This right here. Yeah. I've never done nothing wrong in my life. I've never done nothing wrong in my life. I've never done nothing wrong. Okay. Wait. Can you please? Okay. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Give me Give me two seconds, please. Can you put my glasses up? I control this. You You're going to sit in the car right now. Okay. Can you put my glasses up? Okay. Go sit in the car. Okay. Wait. I'm going to charge you with another charge. Sit in the car. Okay. Give me two seconds. Wait. Sit in the car. Give me two seconds. Please. Please. Please. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Why? Why are you waiting so sit in the car? Wait. Give me two seconds. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Put your feet in the car. You're going to give me your feet in the car. I got it. But give me two seconds. Wait. Come on. Let's go. We're not playing this game. Oh my god. I'm getting late. Is the vehicle registered to you? The vehicle registered to you? It's okay. It's our car. You have the license with you real quick. Well, to be honest with you, if I show you my license, they going to be good. Okay. Let's suspended. Okay. I didn't see you driving. I'm just saying because I was driving because she intoxicated. Well, I didn't see you driving. I can't do anything right now. But since you know it's suspended, you're just going to you're just not going to be able to drive. Okay. Going to have to find some a way to uh take care of that. Um, so when I got here, he was telling me what's going on. He was outside the car. She was in the passenger seat. So, um, and you know, uh, she she got out and tried to walk to him aggressively. Um, Jose, she was over leaning over. He said he was driving trying to go home. Okay. He was driving. Yes. Trying to go home and she she's drunk and started hitting him in the face. He had the busted um busted to drive. He's trying to keep her from the street. She was attacking because he has blood on his on his tongue. Um they have a 2-year-old in the back. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We have her ready. Yeah. Whatever she was drinking, she threw it on him. Hit him multiple times. I'm going to go talk to him. Do you mind writing just for what you deserve? Thank you so much. I'm going to get that for you right now. Do you have your ID? I do. Can I have that as well? Thank you. Hello, sir. Deputy Monaco, I'll let you catch your breath for a minute. Is the baby okay? He's fine. Yeah. Can I look for her? Is that her? He babe. You doing okay? This is form. It's basically what you saw. Yeah, I've done a couple of them here. I'm sure you have. Uh what you witnessed. What happened? Okay, close your eyes real quick. I don't want to. Close your eyes. I don't want to shine in the dark. All right. She hit you in the mouth. Yeah, but I ain't I ain't I ain't wor I want to play with y'all. No, I don't even want to go to jail, though. But [ __ ] Um, listen, just so you know, she is going to be going to jail. Okay, for domestic battery. It's Florida law. We have to. Okay. We don't have a choice. There's no discretion. We can't try to separate you guys any other way. Okay. Yeah, that's fine. Go ahead, man. Yeah, man. Damn. For real. She's going to go to Plantation Key Jail. It's at the 86 mile mark. I just let her go and I leave and she leaves somewhere else. I can't, man. Our hands are tied when it comes to that. It's a no uh domestic violence tolerate state. We had no damn dog. Okay. So, she's going to be going over there. They're going to set the she has to see the judge tomorrow morning. When she sees the judge, they'll set her bond. Okay. And I'm sure she'll be able to call you when she gets there. Where she going to be at? Plantation Key Jail. Plantation key. That's in Kilog. No, it's in Marada. It's at the 86 mile marker. Yeah. Ain't no jail over here. Going to make go way more that way. That's the only one we got up here, man. Oh my god. Um, I'm going to give you a victim's rights brochure. Like I said, I have to buy law as well. Okay. All right. You got that little pass? I think I have one. Yeah, I have them. Here you go, buddy. You call someone to come pick you up? I mean, yeah. The guy I came to visit, my my my cousin, he's coming out right now. But I mean, don't don't drive this car, man. Your license is not good at all. Yeah, I know. I know. Your license is also suspended. So, you know, so don't don't drive. Okay. Okay, sir. Here you go. Oh, hold on. Let's get up. It's domestic violence. I have to give it to you by law. So if there's anything in there that you're going to look with. I know, but I told you we have to. It's for the battery. So it's going to be a misdemeanor. How long How long you guys been together? We've been together for like six, seven, eight months. Something like that. Six, seven, eight months. So seven months. That hurt her her That's not her son. Okay. You guys live together? No. I know. I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. They don't live together and they don't have a kid in common. Talk to her. Yeah. But if they don't live together and they don't have a kid in common, then it's just battery. Okay. A little bit more locked. That's my car. I've taken care of this one. I'm going to speak to you calmly if you speak to me calmly. I don't want to say okay but I cannot talk to you if you're like this neighbor. Okay. So once you calm down never been enjoying. Okay. But once you calm down then we can talk. But until then there's no point in I'll do it. Okay. Relax. son been taking care of his son the whole night while he's been fishing with other people while I've been taking care of his son the whole day since 300 p.m. I've been taking Okay, hold on before listen before we talk. I I have to read Miranda. Okay, because you're detained. You're in the back of my car. I have to read this to you. You understand? I need you to come from society. Okay. Do you need medical attention? Do you need medical attention? No, cuz I don't have insurance and and they're going to train me and I don't have no way to pay. He's in my car. That's my car, right? I'm sorry guys. Let me let me talk. I need to read this to you, okay? While I do this, just try to understand, listen, and catch your breath, okay? Wait, wait, wait, wait. You got to breathe. All right. I know that. You got to breathe slowly. All right. Cuz I got your breath. Look, I I have a daughter and my baby daddy is getting an excuse to take her away from me. And and if we do this right now, he's going to take has nothing to do take my my daughter away from me. Shut the door. I'm not going to give you the store. Okay. He's going to take my daughter away from me. Catch your breath. And I'm a good mom and I and I have a good job and I never do nothing wrong to know. Ma'am, I'm giving you a chance to talk, okay? But you're not even letting me say what I have to say. No, but please be nice. At least I'm trying to be nice, but you keep No, you're not. You think cuz you're a cop, you're going to that too. Jimmy, uh, real quick, I'm I'm just reading the statute for domestic battery. I don't know if that changed. So before for domestic battery um was it ever mentioned that u the person have to be resigned together for it to be domestic there they're they're in a relationship I'm reading the statute right now and it doesn't say anything about being in a relationship it says they have to be a family or reside together or previously reside together they've been together for 7 months is what the guy is saying but they they never live together they don't have any child in Yeah, that's cuz I'm reading the statue right now. It doesn't say does Yeah, that's the same thing she's calling you about. I'm reading this the statue right now and it and it says the same thing. Hey, sorry. Do I have a question for you? Okay. So, it doesn't say it doesn't mention anything about being together. He says, you know, family or exwives, wives and never live together and stuff like that. But you have to live you have to live together. Yeah. But but that's not how it was before. That that that may have recently changed though cuz when you read it before that that's not how it was before. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Thanks. We we we don't have to mess. So, I was wondering if that would still make it domestic or not. She's not willing to talk. Okay. Yeah, I'm going to have to look more into it. Okay. All right. In search. Yeah. We can't prove that they live together, right? They don't have any kids. He doesn't want to press charges and have to let her go. Yeah, she's being very I can't even talk to her. I can't I'm gonna actually sort of she calls a disturbance to the public. Exactly. So, I just need you to sign this just saying that you don't want to press charges against her if that's still the case. Is that the case? Uh, don't worry. Thank you. No problem, sir. Thank you. Do you have any questions? No, ma'am. Let's start headed out. Uh, yeah. I got the statement. You need it? Please. Thank you guys. [Music] I've never done nothing wrong in my life. I didn't even touch that guy, bro. [Music] I've never done nothing but my life. [Music] All right, get out of the car. Where are my shoes? They're on my car. They'll give them to you. My life. Just walk towards her right there. Where are my shoes? She has some. Can you put my shorts over? No, you can go over there. Okay. Well, let me What happened? Wait, let me put my shorts on at least. [Music] I don't want to play towards that door. You're a piece of You know that, right? I hope you get shot and your kids and not your family. Rob Romeo and I've always been the one to like go against people with cops. I hope your family and your kids wait. You have any symptoms of No. [Music] You got any drugs on you? No. The suspect, aged 30 at the time of arrest, was charged with disorderly intoxication as a secondderee misdemeanor, resisting an officer without violence as a firstderee misdemeanor, and with simple battery, touch, or strike, also as a first-degree misdemeanor. Bond was set at $35,000. On June the 10th, 2023, the district attorney chose not to prosecute the battery charge, but in exchange, the suspect pleaded no contest to disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest. She was sentenced to probation with adjudication withheld, which she successfully completed on April the 29th, 2024. Now, what do you think? Was justice served? Let us know in the comments below. And as always, thanks for watching 50 police body camera. [Music]