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He's got a gun upstairs. He overdosed in his room. GO. GO AHEAD. I'M NOT dealing with this. >> Hey. >> It's on the FLOOR UPSTAIRS. >> WHAT? >> WHAT? >> LET'S JUST TALK FIRST. >> I'm going to >> Hey. Hey. >> I have nothing to say. Go get THE GUN. HOW ABOUT YOU DO THAT? IT'S HIS. >> [snorts] >> IS YOUR DOG up there? >> He's blind. He's HALF BLIND AND DEAF. >> OKAY. >> I WANT HIM ARRESTED. >> What did he do to your dog? >> LOOK AT MY FACE. HE NODDED OUT AND I HAD TO BREAK IN THE DOOR. I'VE BEEN DOWN HERE. LOOK AT THE I'VE BEEN CLEANING EVERYTHING. SCRUBBING THE COUCH. HE IS A IDIOT. HE'LL COME DOWN HERE. HE'LL START SOMETHING AND THEN GOD KNOWS. HE'LL NOD OUT SOMEWHERE. I'M DONE. I'M NOT DEALING WITH HIM. >> DON'T >> HIM ARRESTED. Call his mom cuz I'm not leaving. I'm not leaving. I'm not joking. I've lived here FOR 3 MONTHS. I'VE ESTABLISHED RESIDENCY. I'M NOT DOING THIS. >> WELL, first we'd like to just talk to you and then I'll go look at the gun and the heroin. >> No. Yeah. Please go get it. >> Well, we just got to figure out what's going on. So, when did what how did it start? You tell us your side. >> HE'S HE'S BEEN DOING HEROIN for like 2 weeks. I My My Can I Can I charge MY PHONE? I'LL SHOW YOU THE MESSAGES. JUST CALL HIS MOM. CALL HIS MOM. Call his mom. I mean I don't I don't I don't want to say a other word. Call his mom. >> Okay. This is all This is all we can talk about that after but what happened today with the the physical part? You got punched in the face? >> Yeah. I got punched in the face because HE CAME OUT OF HIS room out of a dope rage. So, I'm done. >> What were you guys arguing about? About him being doped out or >> Yeah. HE'S BEEN DOPED OUT FOR 8 DAYS. I'M DONE. I WANT him out of my life. And I And I honestly was talking to his mom. I'm trying to help the kid and save him. >> What is he nodded out? >> Yes. I thought he was dying and he I had to open up the door and he came out and he said I could I JUST NOW FOUND MY PHONE. IT'S DEAD. I'M DONE. I'VE BEEN TRYING TO PUT HIS HOUSE TOGETHER because he wanted me to come make his house a home. I'm done. So, and I'm pretty for sure he's not supposed to have a gun in this house. >> He doesn't have a void card or anything? >> No. no. And I've been cleaning this house. Take a look. I'm I'm done. I was I was scrubbing THE DUDE, YOU GUYS DO YOU GUYS not see all the garbage on the side? And all this over here? HE HAD CRACK RIGHT HERE. CRACK IS UP. YOU'RE YOU YOU DON'T HE DON'T HAVE A LICENSE FOR a gun. >> Jessica, can we go back inside? >> Uh my name's not Jess. >> All right, I'm sorry. Sorry. >> Actually, you know what? You guys No, I'M NOT PRESSING CHARGES. YOU GUYS NEED TO LEAVE. I'M NOT ALLOWING you in the house. So, go. >> Well, he let us in the house, so >> Cool. Oh, okay. Go get him so he can show you his gun cuz he's got his He's in a pants cuz he don't think He was so up he don't even know it's there. And the bags of dope The bags of dope are right next to it. GO GET HIM. ONE OF YOU GUYS GO GET HIM. >> WE HAVE WE HAVE AN OFFICER WITH HIM RIGHT NOW. We're just letting him FINISH >> NO, I WANT HIM TO SHOW YOU THAT HE'S GOT A GUN HERE. I'm not playing Absolutely not. This is garbage. Excuse me. I'm going to finish him with what I'm doing cuz he's a stone man. >> So, you don't want charges anymore, right? >> No. He can go to jail for his gun. I don't give a >> Give me a second. Let me talk to him. Okay. >> Yeah, I don't want to go I >> No, no, it's okay. It's just >> CAN I CAN I GO UP THERE? LIKE I DON'T WANT TO GO UP THERE FOR HIM. >> HEY, if you can just wait a minute. They're just trying to figure out what's going on with him. >> Yeah, he he Yeah, that's a real gun. That's a >> No, I I believe you 100%. We just got to figure out step one before we can move on to that. >> not leaving. >> If If you've lived here for 3 months, we can't make you leave. >> I just paid all the bills. He just spent I gave him $800 the other day. And you know what? I went to He went to city and bought heroin. I'm done. I've took it from him several TIMES. I'VE EVEN CALLED HIS MOM. HIS MOM TOLD ME TO JUST TRY TO BE strong and stick with him cuz she's already gave up on He can go to jail. I don't care. >> I mean, you you guys got to make a decision on your relationship. How long have you been together? >> Three months. >> Three months? >> Yep. No, 6 months. >> Do you mind if I come up with you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I do mind. No, you're not ALLOWED UP HERE. YOU'RE NOT >> OKAY. NO, NO, I thought Okay. >> Where's my phone so I can take a picture of this Cuz I get blackmailed on nothing. >> Nobody's looking at you for that. >> Yeah, well, hopefully you guys know what this is. He's got a KNIFE OUT AND EVERYTHING. SERIOUSLY, THOUGH, throwing >> I mean >> I'm seriously I'M I'M DISGUSTED. MY DAD WAS A HEROIN ADDICT AND DIED of heroin. I told HIM THAT WAS A DEAL BREAKER. THIS IS THE HE DOES. IT'S THE SCUMBAG DRINKING out of a milk carton. THIS IS LITERALLY I'M TRYING TO PUT THIS BACK TOGETHER AND HE'S UPSTAIRS NODDING OUT. I'M NOT leaving and I swear to god I will kill him. What if you guys try to arrest me? >> We can't make you leave. >> Thank you. >> That's >> I'm not leaving. >> I'm I'm telling you that's not that's not our goal here. We're just trying to come to a peaceful resolution. >> All right, well, go deal with him then because I'm going to FINISH MY HOUSE. >> WELL, I I have to stay here with you. They're They're over I'm fine with them. >> I'm fine. I'm just glad that he's not in this house right now. >> Is that Mom's house right next door? >> No, who who that's a That's a meth head. HE SELLS DRUGS to that fat >> GOT YOU. GOT YOU. >> THAT JUNKIE. SHE'S LUCKY I DIDN'T GO OVER THERE AND KNOCK HER TEETH OUT. Can you please stand back by the door? >> I can stand right here? >> Thank you. >> Okay, you've been making statements you want to kill him. >> Really? I would have blown his head off if I was, okay? Thank you. The gun's upstairs on the floor. I would have killed him already. >> Do you give me permission to go look at the gun? >> NO, GO GET HIM AND AND I'LL GO WITH I'LL GO out back. GO GET HIM SO HE CAN SHOW YOU. >> Let's just not bring stuff upstairs if you're too afraid to even show us cuz it's obviously not up there. >> Then go up there. >> Take me. >> Go. No, go ahead. I'm taking you anywhere. >> Okay. >> It's his. And if he ain't in here, I'm not allowing you to go UP THERE. HE OWNS THIS >> WHAT'S UP? She does this every time just to ignore it. >> You >> Okay, JACKIE. YOU. BYE THEN. BYE. >> I HAVE PERMISSION FROM HIM TO BE HERE. >> OKAY. OKAY, GREAT. COOL. THEN TELL HIM TO COME HERE AND SHOW YOU. SHOW YOU. >> WE'RE STILL WORKING with him AND OBVIOUSLY THIS IS HOW WE have to WORK WITH YOU BECAUSE YOU DO THIS EVERY TIME. >> THIS IS I DON'T GIVE A I DON'T KNOW YOU AND I DON'T GIVE A >> WE KNOW YOU. >> NO, YOU KNOW MY SISTER SO SHUT THE UP. >> OKAY, YEAH. YOU'RE SO YOU'RE SO UNDERSTANDABLE, RIGHT? >> YEAH, YOU'RE A >> OKAY. >> CUZ I'VE NEVER DONE THIS BEFORE. LEARN YOUR DUMB I HEAR YOU. >> [screaming] >> YOU DON'T RUN THE SCENE, JEN. RIGHT NOW I DO. I'LL SEARCH WITH HIM. I'M NOT ASKING ABOUT THE GUN ANYMORE. I HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE OTHER OFFICER TO FINISH UP WITH HIM. SO WE can see how you two could get along for the night cuz neither one of you want TO LEAVE, RIGHT? I'M NOT GOING TO ARGUE WITH YOU. LET'S GO. YOU FIRST. YOU TOUCHED AN OFFICER AND YOU'RE GOING >> [screaming] >> JACKIE. THERE WE GO. >> [laughter] >> CALL THAT OUT. NO, WE ARE STAYING RIGHT HERE. THIS IS WHERE I DRAW THE LINE, OKAY? DO NOT. YEAH, BUT YOU ARE NOT closing the door on me. Move. I'm an officer. I have BEEN PATIENT WITH I HAVE BEEN PATIENT WITH YOU. Have I not BEEN PATIENT AND RESPECTFUL? NO, I WILL NOT. You're going to close the door. Yeah, I just did ALL THIS YEAH. I'M NOT I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU WANT. BUT WHAT? WHAT ARE WE DOING HERE? WHY DON'T YOU TAKE US WE JUST HAVE TO SEIZE THOSE. I >> CAN'T. >> YOU ARE A RESIDENT. >> You know what? Let's see what he says. Huh, hmm. If you don't like your job, you shouldn't do it. >> I love my job. Good to help out all the nice people in the community like yourself. >> nice people. Yeah. You got bigger fish to fry. People with guns. Yeah. >> What we would like to seize the gun and the drugs so we can at least charge him for that. >> We need your permission to go up and get it. >> Hey John. THEY WANT MY PERMISSION. YOUR GUN, YOUR KNIFE, AND YOUR DRUGS ARE UPSTAIRS ON YOUR FLOOR. DO I GIVE HIM YOUR DO I DO I HAVE YOUR PERMISSION? >> NO. >> GET THE OUT. TELL HIM TO GET OUT NOW. TELL THEM TO GET THE OUT THEN. >> OKAY. >> TELL THEM TO GO. HE SAID HE TOLD YOU GUYS. THEY'RE THEY'RE TRYING TO GET ME TO LET YOU LET THEM UPSTAIRS. GET THEM THE OUT OF HERE. >> OKAY. SO, once he already gave us permission, we're here for an investigation. We are not leaving. That's That's flat out it. >> Okay. >> You keep saying you want something done with the guns and drugs, but you do not want to let us up there. >> because I'm not going to have it come down on me. So, no thank you. >> you. >> No, thanks. >> No part of that. You're the reporting person. No part of that. >> CUZ I'M PREGNANT. AND I AM NOT DEALING WITH HIS MOM. LEAVE HER. GO DEAL WITH HIM. >> THEY ARE DEALING WITH HIM. >> GOOD. Can I go get a drink? >> Yes, you can. I'm coming in with you though. >> I don't give a I paid the bills. I'm not leaving. I don't give a >> Uh I I'm telling you at this moment we're not looking at you to get out. I mean, all we can do is strongly suggest one of you guys leave, but you're both residents here, so >> I know. Have him stay the night over there. DO YOU WANT CLOTHES, SWEETHEART, OR DO YOU NEED DRUGS STILL? DON'T EVER TRY TO TALK TO ME, YOU FAT YOU, >> I DIDN'T know you. >> I will go over there and I will kill that >> This place is just an annoyance. >> Junkie ass fat Hey, I WANT TO JOIN YOU. >> I'M NOT I'M NOT HERE FOR IT. I know that I mean, you You don't want him to get in trouble. You want him to get his act straight. I understand that. >> Can you tell? Can you tell? I don't know what to do. I'm sick of waking him up 30 times a day and asking him, "Are you Hey, are you done? ARE YOU BREATHING?" WHAT? WHAT? YOU WANT TO GO UP THERE? CUZ I'M NOT ALLOWING ANYBODY UP THERE WITHOUT HIS PERMISSION TO COME IN. I'LL GO OUTSIDE. I don't care. >> Let's go Let's go stay on the front porch then. >> Go get HIM CUZ YOU'RE NOT COMING IN THIS HOUSE. THIS IS HIS HOUSE. >> MHM. >> SO GO GET HIM and you can go up there with him. No. >> time he has marks and whatever and he wants fresh air after domestic battery. >> Oh, good. Okay. >> Okay. So this time you're being placed under arrest. >> This is not You want to go upstairs then? >> Yeah. You are. >> No, I'm not. >> Stand up. >> No, I'm not. No. >> Jackie, I'm only going to tell you one time. Stand up. >> No. >> Jackie, >> YOU'RE COMING UP HERE. YOU'RE NOT COMING. YOU ARE NOT COMING. YOU'RE NOT COMING. LOOK. UH NO. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> OW! NO. YOU'RE KIDDING ME? >> JACKIE, >> WOW. >> behind your >> Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Let me go. >> Just comply. >> THIS IS THAT'S MY DOG. >> PUT your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Jackie, >> I'll be back. I'll be back. >> Jackie, >> down the >> You're resisting. You're going to go to >> ALL RIGHT. FIGHT WITH ME. JACKIE, YOU NEED TO STOP. >> LET GO OF ME. >> JACKIE, YOU YOU UP. YOU GOT ME UP. GET THE OFF ME. >> STOP FIGHTING. >> I AM PRESSING CHARGES AGAINST YOU, >> PRESS CHARGES. >> JACKIE, STOP FIGHTING. >> YOU CAN'T BREATHE IN THE CAR. >> [screaming] >> I GOT YOU, YOU DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU BETTER CALL THE >> JACKIE, LET GO OF ME. >> LET GO OF ME. >> JACKIE, >> LET'S GO. COME ON. LET'S GO. COME ON. LET'S GO, PAUL. >> YEAH. >> THEY'RE HURTING ME. >> You're under arrest. Jackie, this could have been SO MUCH MORE STAND UP. >> I >> CALLED 911. >> [laughter] >> PICK YOUR FEET >> THEY CALLED ME. LET'S GO. >> KNOCK IT OFF. JACKIE, THE MORE YOU FIGHT, THE MORE harder it is for us. >> IN THIS HOUSE, YOU >> HEY, THAT'S GREAT. I'M WEARING ONE. >> LET'S GO. >> JACKIE, KEEP WALKING. >> LET GO OF ME, >> I'M GOING TO ARREST YOU. GO. LET'S GO. >> CAN I HAVE MY WATER? >> GET UP. >> GET UP. >> GO, BUDDY. >> YOU'RE A JOKE. >> GO, BUDDY. JACKIE. HERE. >> WHY PULL ME LIKE THAT? YOU GUYS ARE SO SO GET THE OFF ME. YOU ARE SO YOU'RE NOT GETTING YOUR KIDS, You guys are hilarious. Do not pull my arm like that. >> Get in the car. >> You are not getting >> Get in THE CAR. >> HOLD ON. YOU FAT GET MY WATER. Please go get my water. >> Get in the truck. >> No. You're not going to give me anything to >> Get in the god damn truck, Jacqueline. Hey, buddy, camera's in your car. I will get you a cup of water when we get to the department, okay? Please just don't give me any more trouble. >> It's sitting right there, please. >> I will get you a water when we get to the department. We're going there right now. It's five blocks away. >> MILTON, SHUT THE door. I'll press the charges. >> The suspect, Jacqueline, was charged with domestic battery, felony aggravated battery to a police officer, and resisting obstructing. She took a plea deal, pleading guilty [music] to domestic battery in exchange for the other charges to be dismissed. She was sentenced to 24 months of probation, and ordered to undergo drug addiction treatment, alcoholic treatment, and attend anger management. >> Now, cops get a lot of training, but I don't remember any scenario like this in the academy. Because when officers walked in, this was already moving. You can feel this one immediately, right? She's amped up, talking fast, bouncing from one emotion to the next. Like everything's been building up, and now it's all coming out. Now, in Illinois, under Illinois Domestic Violence Act, officers can make a warrantless arrest in a domestic situation if they have reasonable grounds to believe it just happened, even if they didn't see it. Now, this law speeds everything up because it takes the decision out of let's figure this out later. So, when cops step in, there's no easing into it because it's already past that point. >> Now, her mistake was she pulled away and fought it. So, things tightened up fast, and once that kick landed, [music] just like that, what was already serious turned into another charge. You see, moments like this usually don't flip all at once. They pile up. So, please remember, once it goes there, there's really no bringing it back. Everything after that just adds on.
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