[Music] What's going on? >> I'm putting everything back in everything in my head. I'm trying. >> What's going on? Do me a favor. Set the back down. I'm just taking stuff that's mine and she's getting upset because she thinks everything's hers and I'm just trying to get together a couple things for me and leave. >> Okay. How are you going to leave? >> I'm walking that way and I'm going to meet my mom. >> Where's your mom coming from? >> She'll be coming from Franklin. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> No, I do not. She's been suffering with a lot of mental disability. She's been to the hospital twice and it won't hurt. >> Okay. Right. Stop digging through stuff. I already asked you to. Okay. I was just going to put it back in the bag. >> Okay, we can do that in a moment. >> Is there a reason the middle of your sentence begins during mine? Don't tell me I'm not listening. I'm speaking with him, so hang on. >> Does that make sense? >> Make my sentence starts at the beginning of yours. That makes hell sense. >> That's exactly what I said. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, let's make a little bit more sense before we get a police officer badge. Sir, >> let me break. Okay. >> So, what stuff is yours? Uh, just a little stuff. I think that towel is mine. >> The towel is yours. >> Just stuff like that. There's nothing much really. She has more stuff than me. I mean, I'm just getting a few things that are mine. >> Okay. >> That's it. You don't have everything. You take everything from me. >> Jody, you have more stuff than I do, honey. I'm just taking a few things I have and leaving. >> We have mentioned we have what? >> Some heroin. >> Oh, yeah. Look. Check. Find it. Please. Please. Find it. Cuz if we had some, I'd be high, wouldn't I? >> Well, are you? >> Do I look like it? Do I look like I'm high? >> You tell me. Why are you behaving the way that you are? >> Uh, sorry. Heroin don't make you erratic. That would be something else. >> She's having She's having disturbances. >> Uh, like anything else? Heroin brings you down. It don't make you get up and flip out. Sorry if you don't. >> Maybe it does when you're coming down. >> I'm not coming down. If I just had it, I wouldn't just be coming down. I I don't know why. >> So, you did just have it. >> Are you listening? >> Your ears open. >> I just said having heroin does not mean that you're going to be jump up running around acting crazy. And no, I'm not just >> I'm sorry. I'm not trying to I'm just licking the other thing. >> Great. All right. Stop digging in the bag. Stand up. >> Why? Why? Stand up. What did I do? >> Stand up. >> What did I do? >> Just laugh. A warrant. I don't have a warrant. >> I don't have a warrant. >> You have one for date. >> I do not have warrant. You >> have one for dating. >> Are you serious? >> I don't have >> And now you just got obstructionist. [Music] All right, Jody. >> Do you have heroin on you? They will find it at the jail. It will be a felony charge. >> Oh my god. >> You don't have anything hidden anywhere on you? >> No. >> Roll on your side. >> I have been stopped in Dayton a million times. >> Do you have a bag? >> Yeah. >> It's a lie. >> It's for soliciting. >> It's a lie. I've never >> I have been stopped in Dayton multiple times soliciting >> 2015 charge. >> Yeah, >> it says active on it. >> I mean, you know, showing up. >> Yeah, >> she was active through our system. >> Nobody's ever arrested me through. I've been here a year. No one's ever arrested. Nobody's ever said anything about it. >> Now I got to figure out a way. >> They mentioned that they heard they said they had heroin. So you >> got no bomb. >> I don't think you need to worry about going to get her anyway. You need to worry about going off with your mom. >> All right. Roll on the outside. All right, Jody, we're going to help you stand up. >> We're going to help you stand up. Roll on the side. Tuck your legs up. >> Tuck your legs up. >> Come on. We're going to help you stand up. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. Well, that's not going to be as comfortable. >> Yep. Ow. >> Now you're getting the assault on a sweep because you just tried to head me. >> Oh my god. My wrist. >> Oh my god. Please. >> Yeah. >> I didn't see. Oh [ __ ] Please don't die a little bit. Sorry about that. Not your fault. You got anything else? >> Huh? >> Anything else? It's hers. >> Apparently most of it. >> Yeah. Well, he can take care of it. >> I'm sorry about that. That's >> like her at all. Buckle her. Huh? >> You buckle her? >> I buckle her, >> Tim. Okay, here's the deal. So, she has the warrant. She's going down for that. >> Yeah. >> I'd say it's a been pretty bad day if you have two different police jurisdictions coming out to speak with you guys. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. And it's it's because of how she's acted in. >> Do you have a phone? >> I don't got a show. I don't do anything wrong. See how it says active warrant status active? >> That is you. >> I under mother stand. But I have been stopped by dating police officers probably over a dozen times and nobody even said a word about it. So I figured that it I got I don't know if I hang on it. I don't know what happened but it never hang up any other time. Are you able to call to have someone come here, pick you up, and all this stuff? >> Yeah, I'll be able to get somebody to come pick me up >> when >> it might take me about a half hour. So, I'm going to walk down that way to use a phone somewhere and >> take all this with you. >> I will take it all with me. >> If it doesn't go with you, it's going in the trash. >> I understand. >> Okay, >> I understand. >> Don't be littering or dumping. >> Oh, I wouldn't do that. >> But get it all cleaned up. Be on your way. Okay. Hopefully >> I can get this back together. I'll be out of here. >> Okay, fantastic. >> I apologize for for everything. >> Well, like I said, drugs will do that to you. So, [Music] >> we've been together and he's fine. He won't let me do anything on my own. I just want to be on my own. [Music] I just don't even understand. But worked out. She has a warrant, so hopefully it'll calm down a little bit better. >> At the jail or something that may be able to help her a little bit or >> a hooby? >> Do they have like forensics at the jail or something? >> What's forensics going to do for her? >> Are you Are you meaning like a psychologist? >> Somebody that maybe a doctor, some kind of social worker or >> They have doctors and mental health is very limited. >> Yeah, I know. So, I honestly the best thing is for you guys to not be together. >> I know. >> I'm sure you know when you're on drugs and you hang out with other people that do drugs, it's much easier to do drugs. >> I know that. >> And life doesn't change or get better. >> 10 years and just had a baby last year. So hard. >> Where's the baby? >> It's an open adoption. It was an open adoption. >> All right. Well, >> sorry about this. Yeah, absolutely. >> I'm going to take her down. He's a bad person. [Music] He looks a It's disgusting. He worked [Music] before. painful. I have to go in here. I know what you're saying. I have to go in front of your in front of every Help. Help. >> I hurt my suspect, aged 38 at the time of this arrest, was charged with obstructing official business as a class 2 misdemeanor and with resisting arrest, also as a class 2 misdemeanor. Her warrant from 2015 for solicitation was a class 3 misdemeanor. Bond was set at $4,000. 10 days later, the suspect would be charged with theft as a class one misdemeanor and 6 days after that charged again with criminal trespassing as a class 4 misdemeanor. She was sentenced to 90 days in jail with 55 days suspended and probation, which was revoked when she was arrested again in January of 2024, this time for theft and assault. Now, what do you think? What's the answer for keeping repeat offenders such as this out of trouble? Let us know in the comments below. And as always, thanks for watching 5 police body cam.