Ma'am, just stay over there. >> No, I need >> Ma'am, stay over there. >> I'm not messing with you. Stay over there. >> So what? You arrest me. >> Stay over there. >> Stay over there. You're not taking a picture of a child. Go stand over there. >> Can you >> go stand over there? >> Stop yelling. >> Go stand over there. >> I'm telling you right now, you're not taking a picture of a child. >> I'll tell you one thing. Go stand. >> You can arrest her, but you can yell. Okay. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. >> You stand over there with your damn dog, too. >> Don't Don't yell at me. >> Stand over there. >> Stand over there. >> I told you to stand over there. >> You told me. >> Your finger. I >> You don't put your finger in my >> Get your dog. >> Get your dog. >> Where's your dog? 51. We got other unit. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> He's acting like an [ __ ] >> Enough. >> He's acting like an [ __ ] He gets arrested. Thanks. >> Don't let the dog go. >> Step back >> now. >> I can def >> step back. >> No. >> I got 20 to one. David 31 514 >> 511 >> in custody. >> Ma'am, do not come any closer. >> You know, I not I'm not >> I don't want to hear it. >> Okay, just just be quiet for right now. >> Okay. All right. Sit down. Get in the car. >> You better tough, huh? You better. >> What's very tough is figuring out what's going on. So, how about a little context? It's Sunday night and families are out clinging to the last remnants of summer. We're at a neighborhood park and as usual, somebody has their dog running around without a leash. The dog rushes over to a young boy riding a scooter and before his family can react. The dog bites the child. >> The dog's temperamental owners get their pets somewhat under control, and the boy's mother does her best to comfort her son while police are called over. Meanwhile, the dog's owners storm over, snapping photos of the boy's injured leg until police tell them to stop. The husband tells the officer not to yell at his wife. And that's the arrest that started this video, but keep watching because it won't be the last. >> Stand there. >> I going over there >> for what? >> Do you not listen? >> No, >> you don't. Do you? >> No. >> All right. We're done. >> Yeah. >> We're done. We're done. We're not doing this. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Because you know why? Number one, you haven't listened to a word I said. >> Number two, you put hands on me also. >> No, I didn't. >> Yes, you did. You slapped my arm. It's all on video. >> I don't. >> Okay. >> 51. Show another question >> in my car. >> Okay. >> You're not moving. >> Stop. Stop. >> What you >> He's right there. But you can't walk away. Let me make this Stop. Let me make this appearance. You're under arrest. >> I know. For what? >> Whatever card there. >> Tell me for what? >> I was like, it sounds like battery to PO, but I don't know for sure yet. I'll tell you. I'll let you know in a second. Okay. >> Supervisor. >> But if you try and pull away, you're going to catch another charge. Okay. So, just >> you're going to be charged with another crime if you don't listen to their instructions. >> Okay. Charge. >> Go. >> Wait. >> Right here. Go in the car. I said you're not. >> Wow. >> Hold it right here. >> Wow. >> Yeah. I can collect stuff. >> Let go of your stuff. >> What? Let go of your stuff. >> Stop. >> Let go. We'll put it in your stuff. Let go. >> I don't know. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I have something. Okay. >> Okay. Go. Yeah. Our first suspect was aged 62 at the time of this arrest. He was charged with assault as a class C misdemeanor and with resisting or obstructing a peace officer, firefighter or correctional employee as a class A misdemeanor. The second suspect, his wife, was aged 67 at the time of this arrest. She was charged with battery as a class A misdemeanor and like her husband with resisting or obstructing a peace officer, firefighter or correctional employee as a class A misdemeanor. We reached out for an official statement, but unfortunately the dog declined to comment. Our next arrest, however, will have plenty to say, especially about her landlord. >> Can I come in? >> Yeah. I don't know what to do because I believe the landlord, he has drained all my brake fluid out of my car and I don't have to try to >> Anybody else in the house besides you? >> Anybody else in the house? >> It's just me. My landlord drained all my brake fluid and tried giving me his belly. >> What's your name? >> My name's Amy. Maybe >> I've only been here for like less than four years and the landlord tried giving me his felony and now I I don't have a way to court tomorrow. >> I do believe the landlord has like all this is weird because I'm I looked at this. >> Although do you have an ID with you? >> Yeah, I do. >> Can we borrow your ID, please? >> It's fine. It says the landlord should have been arrested. >> Okay. And I have no brake fluid in my car. I I have no way to court. Nothing. >> You just verify it. >> Okay. >> I have no way to court. I have nothing. >> You got caught for what? Hoggo. >> Okay. >> For for his felony. >> Which was your car? This >> land? The white car? I have no brake fluid in my car. >> The crash. >> No, there that white car. >> The one that would crash. >> Is that tape in the back? >> Yes. There's no brake fluid in my car at all. >> Can you stand up for me? >> Why? I'm fine. >> Okay. Well, Amy, I need you to put down the phone real quick and do me a favor and stand up, please. >> Come on. I'm not even drinking. >> I I I didn't say you were drinking. Did I say you were drinking? >> This is what you need to see. >> Okay. Well, come over here. Step over here. Show us on the side. >> This is the landlord's stuff. I'm not I I don't >> Okay. I don't drink. That's the landlord's felony. >> It's a felony. >> That's his I think this is >> That is the landlord's felony. That is from an iPhone. >> Okay, Amy. >> Can you do me a favor and turn around? >> Do my favor, Amy, go ahead. Turn around. >> Please go. >> Amy, what? >> Come on, Amy. Go. >> What are you doing? Go. Go. Leave my apartment. >> You have a warrant. >> No. >> Is this picture or these? >> I'm going to court in the morning. >> Okay. Well, we'll give you a ride to court. Come on. Yeah. That's what's going to happen. Come on. >> Come on, Amy. Let's go. We're not going to hurt you. We're going to take you in. >> I want my phone. I want my phone. >> We'll get you your phone. Come on. >> Stand up for me. >> I'm going to put your phone in your pocket. Okay. Do me a favor. >> You're okay. It's okay, >> Amy. Nothing's happening to you. Okay. We're going to make sure you get to court tomorrow and that's it. Okay. >> And then I'm going home. >> And then you can come back home. Okay. But you got to go to court tomorrow in the morning. Okay. See the judge for this to take care of this paperwork. And then you can come back home after the judge says you're free to go. Okay. But we got to take care of this paperwork right now. All right. Can we do this? >> Go to jail. >> Okay. Amy, do you want to take anything else with you besides your phone or your wallet? >> My cigarettes. >> Okay, I'll take your cigarettes. >> Give me my wallet. >> Okay, I'll hold on to it. >> Amy, I don't think you can take your cigarettes inside. >> Go take them away. >> I want my car keys. >> You want your car keys? Okay, go take your car keys. Okay, let's go. Oh, [ __ ] The landlord needs to go to jail. >> Okay, Amy. >> The landlord. >> Where's my phone? >> You can show Amy. Y'all can go off. >> All righty. Just be careful. Okay. The landlord had a warrant. the landlord. He did it. >> Okay. Come on, Amy. >> He did it. >> Just be careful. Watch your step. >> I'm hiring an attorney. >> Okay, Amy. All right, Amy. >> Hey, at least right here. >> This is a buddy. That guy's a >> Okay, we'll check up on him later. >> Watch your stuff. Okay, watch your step. I don't want you to get hurt. Okay, now let's go see Let's go see a judge tomorrow in the morning. Okay, and you should be good. Okay, you can come back home. All right, he should be in jail. Okay, >> I am sick and tired of him. >> I'm hiring an attorney on this. >> Well, I think that's the best option right here right now. Okay, because that is his warrant. That is his eyes to arrest him. >> You're going to sleep on. Okay. >> You okay? You okay? Leave. >> This isn't funny. That guy should be in prison. >> Nobody's >> I have Madison to take. He's a I don't care. >> Phone and keys. Okay. All righty. Does anyone understand how serious the is? >> Okay, >> can you stop yelling? >> [ __ ] off. >> Okay, >> I've been framed. >> This suspect was aged 38 at the time of this incident. She was arrested on a warrant for failing to appear in court for two counts of violating a no contact order and for aggravated battery on a peace officer. She actually spent around 9 and 1/2 months in jail awaiting trial and wasn't released again until March the 10th, 2025. She was also ordered to pay fees and fines in the amount of $2,570. >> I'm worth $12 million. Dad, I know. >> Hm, how wonderful. Then it won't be a problem. Now, what do you think? Do you have the patience to be a police officer? Let us know in the comments below. And as always, thanks for watching 5 Police Body Cam.