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Had you gotten hit by a car, that baby
would be dead right now. He just
straight up backhanded.
Okay, I'm not I'm just trying to get him
to listen. When an officer in New
Berlin, Wisconsin, witnesses a child
hanging dangerously out of a moving car
window. She initiates an urgent traffic
stop, but the situation takes an
alarming turn when the mother commits a
shocking act of violence against her own
baby, leaving officers no choice but to
intervene. If you're going to be because
he decides to be a to you and you tell
him no, your 18month-old is a The
following report is based on official
police records and the footage has never
been seen before until now. Please note
that all persons charged with the crime
are presumed innocent unless and until
proven guilty in a court of law. Just
before 6:00 p.m. on March 6th, 2024, an
officer spots a silver sedan parked at
the racing parking ride. As the vehicle
pulls away, she notices a small
unrestrained child hanging out of the
rear passenger window. Moments later,
the driver runs a red light and the
officer quickly initiates a traffic
stop.
Hi, I'm officer Go. Reason I stopped you
is you ran the red light back there.
The baby needs to be in the car seat as
well. He's not. No, he wasn't. Just left
the house down the road. Inside the
vehicle, the officer sees multiple
bottles of alcohol, including some that
are open. How much have you had to
drink? Oh, I haven't had You haven't had
anything?
I picked it up from her friend's house.
Okay. I was just going to give her a
ride back home. The driver is 24year-old
Simanjit Singh, who notably isn't
wearing a shirt. In the back seat is
20-year-old Aliana Ali Felts and her
unrestrained 18-month-old child. He
needs to be in the car seat. Car seat
needs to No, listen. Stop cutting me
off. Car seat. He's not good. Car seat
needs to be strapped in. Okay. He was
halfway out the window while you were
driving through a red light.
Okay. If you
had Okay, stop cutting me off. Okay.
Listen, I understand that. Had you
gotten hit by a car, that baby would be
dead right now. Okay, so he needs to be
in the car seat. Okay, we're not going
anywhere until then.
Car seat. Okay, the officer noted that
Ally appeared to be extremely
intoxicated with bloodshot and glassy
eyes. She was also unable to tell the
officer her birthday or formulate
coherent sentences. Backup arrives and
the officer approaches the driver's side
window unaware that he's about to
witness a disturbing act of violence.
Hey, Mr. S. Officer Malone Police
Department. Hey, who's open? Who's
alcohol is in the vehicle?
I just picked her up from down the road.
Without warning, Ally draws back her arm
and backhands her child in the face. Are
you kidding me? Are you kidding me?
She just straight up backhanded this
cat. What?
She just straight up backhanded that
child.
You see a mark on him?
Did you call her mom? No. I'm calling
her. No. Did you call her mom? Calling
her brother. No problem.
[Applause]
pocket. He will
not which side of his
face. See all his red face up.
All right, let's secure this.
Where's mom?
Where's mom? I'm his mom. No, no, no.
Your mother? Yes, I am. Your mother.
Where is your mother? Your mom.
Yeah, she's 35 minutes away. She just
gave a She
never called me saying that.
Pop the trunk. Pop the trunk for me.
While one officer consoles the child,
another takes several bottles of alcohol
from the vehicle, securing them in the
trunk. Afterwards, he examines the car
seat and notes it was not belted in,
attached only by the tether for the car
seat anchor. The driver, Simanjet, is
next given a breathalyzer test, which
returns an alarming result of 0.26.
All
right. Do you know what the legal limit
in is Wisconsin?
Huh?
I'm sorry.
Yeah, you're about three times the legal
limit.
So, come on. Step out. I'm not arresting
you, okay? But you can't be in the car
right now, and I'm going to need your
keys. As he exits the vehicle,
Simanjet's pants are visibly sagging
below his waist, leading to questions
about what the pair were doing before
they were pulled over. Okay.
So, what was going on in the parking
ride?
I was just talking to her like I haven't
seen her. So, you normally talk with
your shirt off and your pants half down?
No, I usually like I literally took my
shirt off earlier cuz it was hot. That's
all. Okay. And your pants? You know, my
pants were on the whole time. Well, you
just stood up and they were like half
down. I was talking to you. My Velcro.
Okay. Listen, I just need to know
straight up. What were you doing? I
didn't feel anything. I was You were
making
Oh, so you were making out? Yeah. Okay.
So, you were doing something? Yeah. No,
we were just making out.
Okay. And where was the baby during
this? He was he was in the back seat
with us. You guys were getting it on in
the back seat and the baby was next to
you. Like I said, like you were you just
kissed. That's all. More officers arrive
and an ambulance is called to the scene
to examine the 18-month-old boy for
possible injury. While they wait, an
officer tries to get critical
information from Ally, but this proves
to be a challenge. Does he have any
medical problems, allergies, anything
like that? Is that window busted out?
And do you have a family member or
something that we can call to come get
him? Yes, but she's a and a half. But
no, so I guess neighbor
friend.
They learned that Ally lives with her
parents, but efforts to obtain their
contact information are unsuccessful.
Officers next administer a breathalyzer
test on Ally, which returns a result of
0.331. According to police records,
officers learned Ally had an open case
in Racing County, though there are no
further details. They asked her to step
out of the vehicle and place her under
arrest.
He needs to knock it off cuz it's my
kid's son.
You want help? I guess, please.
No, it's not even that dirty shot at the
door.
Come on. Okay, I'm
going. Stand up.
Yep. All right. Hold on. Stay right
there.
I'm just mad that they're not getting
out my kid door. That's my up. You're
good. I'm just I need to pee and they
won't get put out my kid.
I need to pee. I need to Whatever. All
right. Hold on. Stop moving. Stop
moving. Okay. I need to All right. One
thing at a time. Okay. You're good. All
right. I'm gonna have you put your hands
behind your back. I'm not
Ally, I need you to listen to me. All
right. You are. I'm not. I'm just
Ally, at this time, you're being placed
under arrest. Okay. You're under arrest
for child abuse. How? He's
literally confused. What the
Do you have anything on you that'll help
you or help me? No, I don't pockets. No,
I don't. And I'm very confused.
Confused.
I have literally nothing, man. It's I
just got to check. I got to get ord
weed, whatever. I need to pee. All
right. We're going to head back to the
squad right here. Okay. That's all you
do. I haven't pee. I genuinely you got
to get them
too. What the I'm not going to do it.
I'm just trying to get everybody
that listen to me. Why are you guys No.
First off, why are you guys ignoring me,
dude? I don't even know what you're
saying.
No. Why are you guys going putting me
under in the back seat?
There you go. No, I'm done with that.
under arrest. But why? I already told
you for child abuse neglect. Yeah, but
he's the same.
Okay, cool.
Simanjet is also taken into custody and
placed in the back of a separate squad
car. While he stays silent once the door
is closed, Ally is anything but. I'm not
trying to be an Come on. I'm not trying
to be a Come on. I'm not. I'm literally
just trying to be an ass. Come on. What
the I'm done. I cannot tell you what's
going on. I really tell you I could tell
you what's going on. Wish I could. I
can't. Hey, do you know what's going on?
Stop. Trying to figure that out. Me,
too. I really need to pee and I'm done.
I need to go home. I I'm done. After
checking on the child, officers express
concern that he may be hungry. We just
want to ask her if we can give her I'm
sure if you ask her like if she's hungry
know where she is. She knows she's
under.
Hope so. I told her like three times.
Let's ask what formula her kid drinks
and see if she answers.
Hey, what um kind of formula does drink?
It's literally just not able whatever I
genuinely I just need to go home. I need
I can't deep in
here.
Without a coherent answer, they
formulate another plan. I'm going to run
to Walgreens and try to pick up some
more food for the kid. He's got a mouth
full of teeth, so he's probably taking
some soft foods at at the very least. An
officer steps into the back of the
ambulance where medical personnel have
been examining the 18-month-old boy.
What's wrong?
We're going to get you some food. We got
a clean diaper, so we got that part
taken care of. Hi. He's pulling his car
around right now.
Huh?
The right side of the face is new from
Yo, are you okay? Please let me know
you're okay. Let me
know. I need to go. You're cooking. Your
guys are paying full pay. Okay. And I'm
freaking out.
tried watching the show, listening to
music, not working. He was sick for like
the first 10 minutes and I know he's
just like, "Oh." Now he just doesn't
know what he wants.
He didn't know yawn. Yeah, he he's had a
huge yawn. Like he's so super tired. Are
you going to sleep? What's on your chin?
I don't know what that is. I It's hard
to tell like what was from her. We're
going to go for a ride.
After speaking with child protective
services by phone and informing them of
the situation, officers place the baby's
car seat in the back of a squad car and
transport him to the police station
where they will attempt to contact
Alli's mother. You guys
suck. I really hate I wish you guys got
to send
me. I'm [ __ ] trying. I need to go
home. I cannot do this. Whatever is
going home, I cannot just pretend to be
home that I'm home for the next hour. I
really need home. I cannot pretend that
my parents give a about me anymore. I'm
done. Both Simanjet and Ally are
transported to the police station
separately. Hey, I'm alone. She's about
to pee your pants and I don't want her
to pee in my spot. One second. Oh my
god. I got to take my stomach off.
So, I really don't mean to be an idle,
but I really have to be an idol. They
pat Ally down once again before placing
her in a holding cell with a toilet.
After 9:00 p.m., more than 3 hours after
the initial traffic stop, the officer
prepares to question Ally, unaware of
the unusual direction the interview is
about to take. You are highly
intoxicated. Y Okay. While Definitely,
you're highly while we were speaking
with you, you
Okay. You backhanded them across the
face. Yes. Do you remember doing that? I
do because he's been very I'm not I'm
just trying to get him to listen. You
drove around with your 18-month-old
unsecured hanging out a window while you
both are heavily intoxicated. You ran
through a red light. Your child hasn't
eaten in 8 hours. He definitely has. You
told us the last time you fed him was
lunch. Your child was screaming
uncontrollably until one of our officers
went bottom of food. I'm saying I eat
lunch with him all the time. We went to
not Panda Express,
but one of the spots and we got him
food. We got him crab raons and
something else. So, you're telling me
that you fed your year and a half old
child crab rangoons for lunch?
Meanwhile, after successfully locating
contact information for Alli's parents,
they arrived to take custody of the baby
who was fast asleep after his meal.
Thank you so much for not sure. Best of
luck for you guys and hope everything
goes well. Yeah. Yeah. This is all I'm
worried about right now. Yeah.
We tried to help out many times and
disappoint. Sometimes you have to hit
that rock bottom. With the child safely
in the hands of his grandparents,
officers prepare to take Ally to the
Waka County Jail. I already know where
I'm going. I'm done. I just I just need
nicotine. You're just going to see a
judge. Yep. And that's the problem
because they judge you based on your
appearance. And what do I look like? A
piece of I look like a hoodlm. I look
like a white. I disagree. I don't think
you look like a piece of I look like a
white that made a bad choice. And I did.
But I didn't like I don't beat my kid. I
just smack him in the ass sometimes. But
that's that's not what happened tonight.
That's what you slapped him in the face.
I did. Whatever. I still need nicotine.
I'm like terrified. I cannot deal with
like the bull cigarettes. I cannot do
that in jail. You'll be okay. Ally
speaks continuously throughout the
25-minute transport to the jail. I don't
mean to be a to you guys. I don't mean
to like make your lives any harder. I
don't have a I'm not
from they need to be perfect. I need to
be perfect otherwise I'm really hope
someone just stabs me in jail.
Maybe I'll get lucky enough to get dead.
He deserves a better world. I really
hope somebody just sh like Jennifer
Coolage. It makes me want a hot dog real
bad. Like I'm going to want a hot dog
real bad when I get out of jail. But
they'll say then you should have thought
about that before you got to jail.
During processing, her continuous
remarks about her child begin to draw
the attention of other officers. If
you're going to get because he decides
to be a to you, your 18month-old is a
24year-old Simanjit Singh was charged
with operating a vehicle while
intoxicated. His license was suspended
for a period of 6 months. As for
20-year-old Alana Felts, she received
citations for underage drinking, riding
without a seat belt, and violation of
child safety restraint. On March 22nd,
2024, she was formally charged with
felony child abuse, felony neglect, and
bail jumping for an unrelated case in
Racing County, a misdemeanor charge
which was dismissed. Aliana was
sentenced to 2 years in prison, but her
sentence is imposed and stayed, meaning
she's serving 12 months in the Wauaaw
County Jail as a condition of her
probation. If she violates probation,
the court may revoke her probation and
activate the full 2-year prison
sentence. Following her arrest, she
began posting publicly about the
incident on Tik Tok and remained active
until February 11th, 2025, just one day
before she was scheduled to report to
the Wakaua County Jail, where she's
currently serving her sentence.

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