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You're the only adult here right now. >> I'm so mad. >> I'm like, you know what? >> What are you upset over right now? >> Cuz I'm just like, just don't say you're going to do that and you're not going to do that. >> Okay. >> Oh, so you're upset that your father didn't come up. >> This is her residence. [snorts] I'm not aing weirdo. Like, I'm not Oh. I'm mad. My limb is in. >> Do you want to try calling her to see where she's at right now? >> I'ming mad. >> I'm not going to mad. I'm living it. >> Yeah. So, what can we do to help the situation? You know, cuz we we want to help you. >> How are you guys doing? Is mom at work right now? [snorts] >> How are you guys doing today? You guys good? Yeah. What happened? >> What happened, buddy? >> Were you guys crying? What what can we help you with? >> Falling. >> What are you sorry for? I'm sorry. >> What is your name? >> My name is Morgan. >> Do you have your license? Are you, Morgan? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can I see that? >> I'm so bad. I'm so sorry. >> Hey, Morgan, can we call their mom? >> Yes. So, >> what are you sorry for so bad? jail. >> Can I see your driver's >> license? My kids are like autistic. [laughter] >> They're both outside. Yeah. Oh my god. >> Do you wash them regularly or is this >> every time? Like these are my kids. [clears throat] >> You said these are your kids. >> These are my babies. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Like what are you like? I'm sorry. You have your driver's license on you. I'm >> so sorry. [laughter] [snorts] War, is this your social security radio? >> The mother here at the scene is Morgan. We're still trying to get her driver's license. Can you run I wish my dad so I wish my dad was in me. >> Morgan, it sounds to me like are you having a rough patch right now? Yeah. Is there a a grandma we can call? I didn't think my daddy was living right now. >> My daddy was living. I'm sorry. Like my >> Yeah. >> Is there another relative we can call and have him come help you today? >> My daddy was with me. >> Is your mom around? >> My mom? >> I'm okay. Like it's nothing. There's nothing like the need. >> Nobody even needs anything. >> I just want my daddy with me. >> Yeah, but it's sounds like you might need a mental break. Like you might need a break to decompose. >> I want my daddy with me. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> No, stop. >> But who else is around that we can talk? >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> I see Chris. got daddy with me. [laughter] >> I know. I know. [laughter] I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. >> I know. Baby, I know. >> Morgan, what's is your mom around? Can we call your mom? >> Daddy is in. Morgan, give us a phone number for someone that we can call for you. >> I'm going to like Okay. When I come into my home, she's going to >> [snorts] >> um talk to you at the um so she's she's >> so give us the phone number for someone to call. >> Sorry. You have your phone with youganic [laughter] just talking like Morgan, where's your phone? Here. Let's look at a phone number. >> Someone I just I don't trust people. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Well, well, I I I don't really trust you around with them right now cuz your mental state you're you're you're very agitated, you know? So, I'm like worried about your kids. So, so I'm hoping we can get someone >> me like >> Yeah. So So, let's call someone to help you with your situation with your >> Okay, though. I just I >> No. So, I don't think you are. I can smell the alcohol on you. I see your behavior. Let's get someone over here to help you with the kids. At least I'll give you a break. A metal break so you can decompress. It seems like you're wound up really tight right now. >> Why? Like, what's been you know, >> but I'm okay. >> The female subject is likely a person with mental challenges. If the police officer is correct and the female subject was drinking alcohol while already facing these alleged mental challenges, then this is a critical situation. [music] Alcohol often has more severe effects on people with mental challenges. People with these conditions may drink less often than the general population, but they are more susceptible to alcohol's harmful effects. >> No. So, I don't think you are. I can smell the alcohol on you. I see your behavior. Let's get someone over here to help you with the kids. At least give you a break. A metal break so you can decompress. It seems like you're wound up really tight right now. >> Why? Like, what's been you know, >> I'm okay. >> Yeah, cuz the neighbor said they saw you throwing your kids up against the wall. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> Yeah. >> Who did that? >> The neighbors across the street. Hold on. After you like the video, hype the video. Tap the video's description. Tap the hype points button. And thanks to you, this video is now hyped. >> Okay. >> Yeah, cuz the neighbor said they saw you throwing your kids up against the wall. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> Yeah. >> Who did that? >> The neighbors across the street. >> Yeah. So, >> can you bring them over here? >> No. We're not going to bring any >> Can you bring them over here? >> No. So, that's why I'm asking if you can call someone. No. I Why don't we call someone first? >> Who did that? >> Call someone. >> You did. From what they said. >> I did not. >> I never >> I can never come up. >> Yeah. So, is there a phone number we can call? Have someone come up here? I need you to work with us >> so we can help your situation >> for me. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, let's get someone else involved here. >> Okay. >> I copy. >> I don't like that. >> Yeah. I confirm that it is a group of [clears throat] playing basketball and he also believes that their parents are >> I see what's going on. >> Tell me what's going on cuz I don't see what >> No, you tell me what's going on. We were called here because of the disturbance that's going on between you and your kids. So, I'm trying to help this. >> I don't even have I I stay in Revena. I stay in Ravena. >> I don't stay here >> and that's why I'ming lit right now. That's why I'm like that's why I'm like because you >> Why is she so >> You're right now. I'm on right now. My baby here. Oh, this is my key. >> Yo, Morgan, you need to articulate with your words cuz I'm not >> Yo, no, no, you need to. Yo, no, no, you need to. This woman right here. >> Her woman >> is woman. She is my curious person. >> Mhm. >> I don't know what you're not getting. I >> I'm not getting why you're not giving us a phone number so we can call someone to interview. Let's do that. Let's do that situation. So, where's your phone? >> Uh, your phone looks like it's right over here on the >> Oh, thank you so much, sir. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> What? >> Morgan, you're not being very nice. We're being very respectful. >> I'm trying to call him. >> That's not nice. And he's not just >> Look, go ahead. We come here. We come here. >> No, you go ahead. But you go ahead. But you go ahead. >> Listen, you and I are friends. Like >> I'm trying to be >> We are friends. >> I'm trying to be >> Okay. Friends don't call each other. Okay. That's not a friendly thing to do. >> But he not Morgan. >> Please, Morgan. >> I know my what my name is. >> Yes. >> Okay. So I just want >> I'm talking about I'm talking >> someone please. >> I'm trying to help my friend and I'm also trying to help my >> Is this your daughter? What's your daughter's name? This is my This is all my previous name. This is my >> Can you tell me her name? I'm Oh my god. I want to call my dad right now. Like, oh my god. I'm I'm I'm trying to be cool. And my daddy literally was like, "Morgan, do this." Oh my god. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. Mama, I just cannot. I just I just like cannot. I'm sorry. My My dad would be My dad would been here like my dad about me. >> Did your dad pass? >> No, my dad is here. My dad is in Atlanta and I just I just need my dad. It's like he don't play about me. >> Do you know your dad's phone number so I can give him a call? Can you give me his number? >> My phone just died. >> Do you have it memorized? >> No, [laughter] he has. Okay. So, what I'm dad don't play about me. >> Do you know your dad's number? >> Could I have it? My phone's Okay. What's the rest of the numbers? >> What else? I'm not trying to be a >> couple my Yeah, call him please. >> Can you like I I don't know. I can't. >> Oh, is it dead? >> He called me this morning. >> Can I see what kind of charger it is? >> I don't care. My phone is I can't I can't talk. >> I'm sorry. >> Wait, I'm going to put your phone on the charger. No, baby. >> Brian, >> unlock the car, please. >> I'm sorry. Here. You want to have a seat? >> Here you go. >> Thank you. I just have to like talk about my my dad. I'm not playing about me. I'm not playing about my >> So, I hear your phone on the charger right now. Thank you. >> Okay. I know. >> Okay, Margan, turn your back towards this place. >> Turn your back towards this place. >> Okay. >> Thank you. I want to hold on. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Hold on. >> You can go. >> We'll get there. We'll get there. >> We'll get there. We'll get there. Quick, please. What are you talking about? Like I said, without me, it's nothing. >> All right. >> All right. >> Come on. >> Okay. Y'all got it now? >> Oh my gosh. Lame. My dad is not going to like this. >> [sighs] >> God, he going to be on your ass. >> Phone, Morgan, I put your phone on the charger so we can call your dad. Okay. >> Oh my god. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> Oh man. >> Because we're friends, right? >> I'm not your friend. >> Yeah, you are. >> I'm not your friend. Call my daddy. >> That's the last hustle. >> Call my daddy. Call my dad. >> We're >> Call my dad. Call my daddy. Let's talk about it. 951. >> What do you want? Do you know what you want? Call my dad right now. >> Okay. What's his number? >> No, that's a great number. Don't play with me, man. I said, >> man, come on. You slow. >> Yeah, it's giving you talking about You think we're both slow? >> Yeah, we're both slow. >> I don't know what you were. >> See, we're both That's why we're both friends. >> No, you're a dumb. No, you're a dumb. >> No, we are friends. No, you're a dumb ass. Like I said, >> what you want? Get off the table, please. >> What you want? No. >> Walk through the glass. >> I don't want your glass. >> I don't want you to get hurt. >> No, I don't want it. >> Yeah. >> You're not. >> I am. >> Are you? >> Nope. >> Here. Can you see? Please. >> I'm just trying to be careful. >> Morgan, come on there. Please. Come on. Have a seat for me. >> What are you doing? >> Here. I'm going to handcuff you down here. >> Okay. Just >> here. Here. I'll bend down. >> What you doing? Squat down. >> Come on. >> What are you doing? >> Come on. >> Be got to call Beamer. >> You have to have a seat. Please. Come on. Sit down for it. Please. >> I remember you. I remember you. >> For where? >> God. >> Please. >> God. Morgan, please. Please, Morgan. >> I hate you like that. Look at me in my >> Morgan. Please have a >> Oh, I love you so much. >> Please be >> Morgan. Come on. Please. [snorts] >> My neighbor so much. >> Morgan, keep I understand you're bad. Don't touch me. >> I'm not touching. >> Don't touch me. >> Here, have a seat for it, please. >> So mad at me. I'm so mad at him >> because I may have >> Don't touch it. >> Come on. Can you just take a seat? >> I got you. I got you. Be mad. I'm sorry. I'm stay. >> Take a seat. >> I'm not going to like do that to you or to y'all. I'm just so mad. [crying] >> Come on. If I hand you your phone down here, take a seat. >> All right, take a seat. >> You're internal. >> I don't want That's the only person I'm trying. >> That's the only white [ __ ] >> Um, >> yeah, I'll ask for CC. And >> can you please just call her? Okay, I'm gonna grab her uh purse out of there to get her social and stuff. >> This is Bob here from South. >> All right, we had Morgan in our jail. >> I'm sorry. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah, it [screaming] is. Oh my god. >> You weirded over. Um, can you It's N. Um, I have I just asked to reset your printer. I don't know if >> Okay. Okay. I'll see what we can do. We're tied up at the moment right now, but as soon as I can hold it, I'll try to reset the printer. >> Yeah. No, he was doing it. So, I'll just I'll start it all over again. >> Okay. Thank [laughter] you. >> Oh, he has it. >> My baby. >> He has. Okay. I just got to track him down on >> those. Okay. >> Are my babies okay? Are my babies okay? >> Are my babies okay? >> Yeah. >> Are my babies okay? >> They're in the ambulance. You put them in the ambulance. >> No. No. No. I'll put one in the ambulance. >> Okay. Are you proud of that? >> No. You're proud of that? >> I'm not proud of that. >> You're proud of that. >> I feel so bad. My ambulance are amazing. Are you okay? You can't do that to me. I'm amazing. Mom, >> you tried it though. >> I'll check the printer. >> I can't even check my doctors. I just want babies. Are they Are [laughter] they okay? Are Are they okay? Are they okay? Are they okay? >> I think so. >> Are they okay? [laughter] Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Morgan, would you like us to call your dad? Yes, please. >> What's the number? What's the code? [laughter] >> Can you please like what's the number? >> Oh my god, it's hard. Please. >> What's a pass code? So, we can call >> 0. Oh my god. [ __ ] daddy so bad. [screaming] Oh my god. Like my daddy not going to be mad. I'm I'm trying to tell you like I'm trying to tell you like >> you're a lame you are mad cuz you My daddy love me. Your daddy hate you. My daddy love me. My daddy love me. >> You still love my >> Shut the [ __ ] up. No, I don't. You lame. >> I'm >> shut up. You don't know exactly what I said. [screaming] My daddy. >> So, where you live? >> Why should I tell you? >> The [ __ ] am I going to tell you for? I want my son. I want my I want my I don't want to tell him. I don't I don't tell I don't Please answer answer the police. [laughter] >> Hi. Um you have my my sister Morgan. >> Oh yes. >> I'm here. >> I'm sorry. >> Is this Evelyn? [laughter] >> You said is this Evelyn? Yes. Karita sister here in our jail. She's a little out of control right now. >> No, I'm not. You're lame. Like, what the [ __ ] do you think I can like speak with her for a second? >> Yeah, I need to go on speaker phone. >> What's going on? >> Yeah, I need you on speaker phone right now. [laughter] >> Okay. Um, if you could just put me closer to her really quick. >> I'm sorry. I'm [laughter] sorry. >> Stop crying. Morgan, please. I need you togan breathe so that I can understand what you're saying. >> I need you to take two seconds and calm down. [crying] [laughter] >> Morgan. Oh, Kargan. >> Please sir, if you could just give me a chance to deal with her. So, please just let me deal with her how I know how to deal with her. Please let me give her a call so that I'm able to talk to her, please. >> Yeah, you're on the phone with her now. >> Okay. Thank you so much, >> Morgan. >> Yes, baby. >> I need you to stop screaming first of all. >> I'm sorry. >> And I need you to stop crying. I know you're panicking. Stop crying and stop screaming because that's going to make the situation worse. I [laughter] need you to be able to get yourself together so that you can talk to me and let me know what's going on. Cuz right now you you you [snorts] panic too much. I can't hear you. I can't understand you. They're already prejudging you because you're yelling and you're screaming. I need you to calm down. >> Okay. >> You're controlling yourself. >> Okay. >> Slow breaths. Breathe in and breathe out. [gasps] [sighs] >> Thank you. Slow your breathing down. [crying] [laughter] >> Calm down. Don't work yourself back up. Just breathe slow. >> Now's the time. >> What you're [laughter] doing, what you're doing is going to make it worse. I need you to breathe and I need you to be able to communicate thoroughly. >> I understand you're scared, but I need you to calm down. Seriously. Okay, my baby. Cuz I'm not there. I'm not there. I really need you to calm down. [laughter] >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> I know that you're scared. >> The more you do this, the more you do this, they're not going to allow me to talk to you. I need you to please. If you don't control yourself, they're not going to allow me to talk to you. I need you to calm down. >> Okay. >> I need to understand what's happening. >> Okay. [laughter] >> Are you gone? >> I'm so sorry. [laughter and gasps] I'm so sorry. [clears throat] >> [snorts] >> Oh my god. >> I can't even understand what you're saying because you will not come down. Look, literally >> lame going on. worried about me. Hold up. >> You lame. >> What's your cell phone? >> Hey, Morgan. >> 33. >> Morgan, I have the hospital on the front. This is serious. >> Okay, cool. >> Okay, so you you got to cut this. Okay, this is the nurses. >> Okay, cool. >> You should have been calling from the hospital. >> I'm here. >> I'm here. >> Hi, this is Jordan calling from the hospital. I'm just calling to get consent to treat these two beautiful babes that we have here and make sure they're okay. Are they okay? >> They look like it, but I just I need your consent to start treating them and making sure. Do I have your consent? >> Just tell us. >> Yes, they're okay, but I'm just asking you what are you consenting them with? What? Okay. What's going on? >> Right now, I'm just consenting for a doctor to look at them. We can't do anything without a parent's consent, and we want to make sure they're okay. So, we just I need you to tell me yes. So, a doctor can just evaluate them and make sure they have done them. >> Yeah, >> I appreciate that. All I think that Nazir needs is he's going through the um asthma with him, but do not do not treat him with anything. I don't trust nobody. I ain't going to lie. I ain't going to don't don't treat. But as far as far as Nia, just give her some little do. I'm going to see my baby in like less than tw less than 12. Yeah, less than 12 hours soon. >> All right. Thank you. >> Is being annoying. >> All right. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Are we good, Adria? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Come on me like I'm dead >> when it come to my but I like that though. Don't you ever disrespect me. Don't you ever disrespect me when it come to my baby kids. >> Yeah, I know. But these are >> Don't you ever These are my kids though. >> I understand that. I understand that. [screaming] But I understand that. I understand that. I understand that. I understand that. And you thought it was funny 2 hours ago. You thought it was funny 2 hours ago when I already told you. I said I'm going to come to popping my mother. I said, "Don't ever play with me." I'm not trying to get my time. >> This is part of the process. >> I'm sorry. Can I Can I Can I [screaming] Can I call my mom? >> There's a phone over here. >> Can I call my kids? Can I please call my mom? >> Yeah, there's a telephone over here. >> I don't want to talk to my kids. >> Morgan, we're taking you to the phone. All right. Okay. Morgan, let us take the handcuffs off you, please. [laughter] >> We're going to get you there. All right. Based on reliable sources, the suspect was charged with two counts of endangering children and one count of disorderly conduct. The children were placed in the care of the county's children's services. The suspect was sentenced to 180 days in jail with 176 days suspended, one year of active probation, and was ordered to complete an alcohol assessment. The suspect pleaded guilty to an amended count of endangering children, which is a firstdegree misdemeanor, and to disorderly conduct for allegedly being intoxicated. The safety of the children should always be the highest priority regardless of anyone's mental issues. 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