October 7, 2025 • 18 mins
Rich Family Loses It, Then the Whole Family Gets Arrested
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On June 2nd, 2025, officers weredispatched to a residence to
provide standby assistance whilea man retrieved his personal
belongings from a home he had recently been removed from,
ensuring the process proceeded without incident.
So do they know you're coming? I didn't.
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Say, I think he was too afraid of telling me they were coming
because she was starting to let his dog out or something.
So we haven't said nothing yet. Look.
Man, I don't. Want no drama or any of that?
All right, you got your ID with you, you're.
Just. Trying to get his stuff and get
his dog I. Understand.
So you haven't talked to them atall?
No, her daughter, their daughtermessaged me and I was at work
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and it's just all over because man, I'm trying to get to work
and shit, you know, I got to work and everything.
We go. He's not asking, he's asking.
Have you talked to her about? Coming here.
Not about coming here, no. OK, so so she doesn't know
you're showing up, I guess not at all.
How long ago did you move out? I actually came back last week
and and today I just left. I went to work and she told me
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hey just grab my stuff and leave.
And I'm done. So.
Oh, this morning she told your stuff.
Grab your stuff and leave. Yeah.
OK. So you haven't actually moved
out yet though? No.
OK. But they're going to but it's
it's it's this game of cat and mouse basically where they tell
him to leave, then he goes to leave and they like force in the
state. This happened like two or three
times already. He's just trying to actually get
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it to happen. And we feel like president,
police officer would. Actually, how much stuff do you
have? Oh.
My dog and probably some. Clothes, dog, and some clothes.
All right, let me go make contact first so they know
what's going on. And then.
I mean, up until now, you live there.
Yeah. OK, let me go make contact first
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so that we don't have any sort of ruckus.
Go on and then I'll motion you come down South.
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So let's get this stuff. Oh, really?
OK, yeah, give me a second. Do you want to come to the the
garage? OK.
So I'm on emotional friendly coming.
Down here so he can get his stuff.
I'm going to stand by and. Then I guess a little bit OK
against. Him.
So I'm going to serve. That too.
Cool. Cool.
All right, I'm open. Yeah, that's.
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Fine, all righty. I didn't do shit.
This property you can give me. Mine.
So you have a word. Thanks.
Bye bye. Bye bye.
Well, he lives here, so no. He does not.
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He does not live here on the address.
You don't live here. No one's coming.
Here OK. This could have.
Been done Simply no. That's why I'm here to do this.
Coming in the house, OK. We don't need you here.
So he's always here for a littlestandby so he's not getting.
His. Shit, he's not getting.
No, do not, No. What do I the shit that's.
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Yeah, and. You can get she's off.
Running. Sorry, we don't get Oh yeah,
straight up with him. Don't stop no you.
You put. Your hands up.
Turn around. You're under arrest.
Don't. Arrest her.
No, you did this with the don't.Touch me, don't touch me.
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Get on the ground, you're getting tased.
Get on the ground, you're getting tased right now.
Now, 7160 small years under arrest for aggravated Barega
police officer. Get on the ground.
You're getting tased. I don't care.
You're on the ground. You're getting changed.
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No, you're on your arrest. You're on your arrest.
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You're on your right, you're on your right, you're on your
right. I'm going out of your piece of
shit you guys are. Too 71 years can downgrade.
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Oh she she's she's she's got a she's got a felony coming now
She hit me baby man. She hit me.
She's got a felony coming. She did, grabbing.
Her, she did. Whatever job.
When? I went to intervene for her
hitting you. She's hit me.
She's got a felony coming, so ohman.
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No, we're not. Yeah, bullshit.
We're not. He ain't gonna.
Sit there and grab her. She's got my.
Baby dude. OK, I ain't gonna do.
It on this. Kid OK, He was trying to protect
you. Stop trying to tase her, take a
second. Well.
When she puts hands on, then stop.
Yeah, you. Need to.
Take a breath, we. Are out.
Here, right now, OK, He was justtrying to do his job.
You need to stop. So, and you've got to know she's
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got an OP against you, so you'regoing to get served with that.
Why haven't I been served? That's what I'd like to know.
It's been a. Week, man.
And y'all haven't served me shit.
It's. Not his.
You are being unnecessarily. I've been told the rules and all
that shit for that shit. Man, OK, OK, so maybe.
Who knows dude, you just need tocalm down.
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So when I talked to the other day, I don't know if it was
either issued or they didn't tell me it wasn't OK.
What I not? Want that shit?
Happening OK, but it's not your fault.
Listen, stop talking. It's not your fault.
She. He did not do.
She came after. The cop dude, no.
Are you serious? Yeah, and probably they're all
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three going to go to jail. Her and her parents dude.
What the? She started that and they're all
getting charged. They all.
Had like. 25 animals. OK, well.
So they denied entry and we're getting ready to leave and she
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he's, he's like I'll do this later.
He walked away, She went and hithim.
I went to intervene, she hit me and then mom got in between.
So her mom and and dad went in the house.
So mom and dad got an obstructing charge coming and
she's got an AG bat to the PO. So that and then they closed the
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garage door on there. Yeah.
Right. Well, hang on.
So they're not going to answer the door.
But we're going to knock on it, and if they refuse then that's
fine. But we got to try.
So we have a domestic AG bat. We had a domestic because she
hit him right. Yeah, well, it was.
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Because. She hit him.
She. Hit him but.
I went there's. More of A and I went to
intervene so that nothing else escalated and then she hit me
and knocked my mic off my off myvest.
So the 61 still out at the I think he.
Was on his way. Well, we'll wait for him if he's
on his way. So she hit when he was leaving,
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the daughter did I can't remember her name.
Then she punched Hancock and then mom and dad took her and
ran inside locked everything up and shut it up.
So he wants both of the parents for obstructing and her for
domestic better and egg back to PIO.
But they're not. You didn't think they're going
to answer, which I would agree. They're probably not going to
answer. I'm going to go see if they
witnessed anything. Spencer was checking for cameras
here real quick and they called 911.
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So we're going to get statementsfrom them before we try to make
contact with. Yeah, yeah.
So yeah, their whole family's getting arrested except for the
kid 131 on that one. OK.
Let's come over here. Let's stand over here.
So help me understand what's going on.
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I I wouldn't, I was not here, obviously.
OK, so all I get is my officer calling for units and then what?
It sounds like an emerging situation.
OK, so help me understand what happened in your driveway.
OK, came to get stuff. OK, they were coming up to the
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garage. My daughter said he's not coming
in the house. The officer's like well he lives
here. She goes not according to his
address on his license. It is a Belleville or whatever
address. He is not coming in unless you
have a warrant. Thank you.
Bye bye. First talking some stuff no one
is going to off which again you guys are here without somebody
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from my daughter's mental health.
Why it was just responding to myhouse.
OK, anyway. Let's focus on talking about
what's going. On and then.
So she went to go after I was telling her stop, stop, stop.
I knew what she was going to do.You know, she hit him.
Then the officer was coming up to.
Her. Yes, and all that was doing was
setting her off and then he pulled out the Taser and was
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going to tase her. I'm like, she's pregnant and so
I'm in front of her to make sureshe didn't get tased.
I'm sorry. Yes, I did intervene.
I'm not going to let my daughterget Tased with my grandbaby
inside of her, all right? So let me make sure I'm I'm
falling OK? When did the garage door get
closed? When they were standing up there
and as I was holding her so she would not get tased.
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Who closed the garage door? I, you know, through it all, I
don't know because we kept trying to let the officer know
she's pregnant, she's pregnant, she's pregnant, Please.
But we we can agree that the right move isn't blocking or
shutting the garage door, it's understanding that she has just
committed a crime. Her mental, her mental status is
not good. We're not.
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We're not trying to. I'm talking.
About but right over here, that's why she did it, because
her mental status. And I know that's not an excuse.
I know that's not an excuse, butwe already tried to tell him
just leave and they wouldn't. Leave.
It doesn't work that way. He's he has by court order, the
right to respond. He was he was here long enough
to be and we're going to talk about that too.
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So listen, explain this. It doesn't.
Matter what address is on his license, if he's lived here more
than two weeks, he's an established.
Resident because then what? So, so listen.
He's. Gathering his stuff, There's an
active OP. He's no longer.
Allowed back here the. Situation is done.
What had to be accomplished today was him gathering his
things and that was done. He's not allowed.
Back here, that's what the OK ifhe came back here.
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What about getting her stuff? And that's what she was trying
to ask the. Officer, hold on, hold on.
But here's the deal. We can't get to that if we're
screaming, not allowing somebodyto come in when a court order
says that he's allowed to come get his property.
So if she. But listen, Alicia.
But listen, if and we can work on that, but if if is engaging
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and pushing and not shutting up,which is what she's good at
doing, we can agree, then she needs to be by you guys removed
from the situation and take it inside.
And then we can have a civil conversation, you know what I'm
saying? So she needs to stay away from
it. I did it.
Honest to God, he didn't have anything.
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I'm the one who closed him. No.
He's coming over it. He, he was.
Up. It's still his.
Close now. He came over here for the sole
purpose to set her off even more.
He called us ahead and said thisis what we're doing.
This is how this is what I need to do.
He had a friend come pick him up.
I mean, he did exactly what he was supposed to do.
There was an officer here with him before contact was made.
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That's spot on to what's supposed to happen.
And I'm this is going to go off script for just a minute, but
I'm going to give you just a weebit of advice.
Just a little bit. I don't think boyfriends need to
move in anymore because I've been here for several boyfriends
and it's never been a good combination at all.
I think that's step one in repairing whatever she's got
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going on. Boyfriends probably don't need
to list it. And I know she's got a lot of
mental health stuff going on. She's had a lot of trauma in her
life. I'm not trying to downgrade any
of that. I I'm very familiar with with
what she's experienced, but we can't use that as a crutch every
time. I know you know, I mean she and
that's probably why he brought the the cop over here, because
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she no. By court order.
By court order. By court order.
I'll explain this if you want tohook her right now.
I don't. Think we should If she's it
isn't her daughter's. Strength.
No. Her well, so here's the deal.
She probably needs to go to the hospital.
That's what I so that's what we have to talk to here, stick here
if you want to see if we can go inside or I mean.
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The deal with their mess. They created that mess.
I'm not disagreeing. They ran her inside.
Let them deal with that. I.
Don't know you. Do things.
You can write her a ticket for obstructing her or we can take
her in. I don't care.
I wasn't here. It's, I mean, it's up to you.
Well, I'm just telling you what I'm going to blame anyone else.
Got to go. In there and.
Engage in that. We're not.
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We don't. Do that.
Well, I'm just telling you, she's going to fight every tooth
and nail and you guys are going to have to, you guys are going
to use excessive force and then she's going to end up.
He was going to tase her becauseshe was fighting him and he was
alone. What do you think he should do?
He. Sat there and she assaulted me.
He's going to keep justifying hewas good.
Yeah. No, it's.
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Not fine, no, but I'm. Saying what?
Is wrong with you. I'm not saying it's fine, but
she hit him once and then you want to go.
And. Then she hurt me.
'Cause you were like right there.
And yes. She intervening in her domestic
battery that she was committing.Yes, she was under arrest at
that point and now she's looking.
At a felony, she. Was saying bye bye you could
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have just stepped off not keep walking up the.
She's. The one that.
Ran out to the street. She said bye bye to you first
and you kept stepping up into the garage.
No. He turned and left, and then she
chased. After.
It you're going. To run your mouth, that's that's
perfectly illegal. All right, Hold on, Hold on,
hold on. They're not pretty yet.
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How I'm not under abreast, I didn't do anything.
Actually, are you're under arrest for obstructing when you
prevented me from arresting her?All right, so she's going to
have charges pending and let's go.
Out of here. Because I'm not going to let my
daughter, because I'm not going to let my daughter get tased.
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So I'm under arrest and I'm. Like.
I'm arrested because I stopped her from getting tased being
pregnant. Don't.
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Stop. Trying to pull away.
Stop trying to pull away or you're going to catch a
resisting stand up, then stand up.
Get. Heart problem, you stupid son of
a. Stand up all.
Right, do not understand. That it hurts.
Stand up his device in my damn chest trying to help.
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It hurts. It is too tight cutting off my
circulation. It hurts.
I'm not fighting around in thereit.
Hurts. It hurts.
Please. I'm not going to fight it.
It hurts. It hurts.
It is digging. In they're.
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Not meant for comfort. Sit back.
Once I get her in and take off, we'll take off.
I just want to wait till. I just want.
To make. Sure you get.
Out done. He doesn't he's that well he's
not supposed to have any. He says he's not gotten.
He had his 40 card revoked. I've talked about it a couple of
times. This is part of the ups and
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downs that we've dealt with on every single occasion did.
That Dorothy A St. Asylum.
It sure does. I was trying to be nice and come
out and talk with you guys. Can somebody call my family,
tell them to take the food off the stove that I was cooking so
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my house doesn't burn down? The woman and her husband were
charged with obstruction, while their daughter was charged with
domestic battery and aggravated battery on a peace officer.
Shortly thereafter, the husband arrived at the station to
surrender himself and a warrant was issued for the daughter's
arrest. David.
Hey, man. Hey, sorry.
For my. All.
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Right. So listen, I'm going to be
straight with you. All right.
Based on the circumstances that took place out there, OK, You're
also going to be charged with obstructing, OK?
So we're going to take you into custody, take you in the back,
get your printed, get you knocked out.
He'll talk to Officer Hancock, get your statement done, and
then you guys are going to be released, OK?
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So if you want to throw your phone in your pocket for now,
put your hands back here. David, I will say that I
appreciate you waiting until youcalm down to come up here
because I know what your temper looks like.
And I can tell that you absolutely waited to come up
here until you were chill, and Iappreciate that, No.
Problem. I got money in the pocket.
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You're all right. I don't really care.
You're good. We just got to we're.
Going to process you, you're both going to get tickets and
out the door.
On June 2nd, 2025, officers weredispatched to a residence to
provide standby assistance whilea man retrieved his personal
belongings from a home he had recently been removed from,
ensuring the process proceeded without incident.
So do they know you're coming? I didn't.
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Say, I think he was too afraid of telling me they were coming
because she was starting to let his dog out or something.
So we haven't said nothing yet. Look.
Man, I don't. Want no drama or any of that?
All right, you got your ID with you, you're.
Just. Trying to get his stuff and get
his dog I. Understand.
So you haven't talked to them atall?
No, her daughter, their daughtermessaged me and I was at work
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and it's just all over because man, I'm trying to get to work
and shit, you know, I got to work and everything.
We go. He's not asking, he's asking.
Have you talked to her about? Coming here.
Not about coming here, no. OK, so so she doesn't know
you're showing up, I guess not at all.
How long ago did you move out? I actually came back last week
and and today I just left. I went to work and she told me
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hey just grab my stuff and leave.
And I'm done. So.
Oh, this morning she told your stuff.
Grab your stuff and leave. Yeah.
OK. So you haven't actually moved
out yet though? No.
OK. But they're going to but it's
it's it's this game of cat and mouse basically where they tell
him to leave, then he goes to leave and they like force in the
state. This happened like two or three
times already. He's just trying to actually get
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it to happen. And we feel like president,
police officer would. Actually, how much stuff do you
have? Oh.
My dog and probably some. Clothes, dog, and some clothes.
All right, let me go make contact first so they know
what's going on. And then.
I mean, up until now, you live there.
Yeah. OK, let me go make contact first
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so that we don't have any sort of ruckus.
Go on and then I'll motion you come down South.
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So let's get this stuff. Oh, really?
OK, yeah, give me a second. Do you want to come to the the
garage? OK.
So I'm on emotional friendly coming.
Down here so he can get his stuff.
I'm going to stand by and. Then I guess a little bit OK
against. Him.
So I'm going to serve. That too.
Cool. Cool.
All right, I'm open. Yeah, that's.
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Fine, all righty. I didn't do shit.
This property you can give me. Mine.
So you have a word. Thanks.
Bye bye. Bye bye.
Well, he lives here, so no. He does not.
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He does not live here on the address.
You don't live here. No one's coming.
Here OK. This could have.
Been done Simply no. That's why I'm here to do this.
Coming in the house, OK. We don't need you here.
So he's always here for a littlestandby so he's not getting.
His. Shit, he's not getting.
No, do not, No. What do I the shit that's.
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Yeah, and. You can get she's off.
Running. Sorry, we don't get Oh yeah,
straight up with him. Don't stop no you.
You put. Your hands up.
Turn around. You're under arrest.
Don't. Arrest her.
No, you did this with the don't.Touch me, don't touch me.
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Get on the ground, you're getting tased.
Get on the ground, you're getting tased right now.
Now, 7160 small years under arrest for aggravated Barega
police officer. Get on the ground.
You're getting tased. I don't care.
You're on the ground. You're getting changed.
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No, you're on your arrest. You're on your arrest.
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You're on your right, you're on your right, you're on your
right. I'm going out of your piece of
shit you guys are. Too 71 years can downgrade.
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Oh she she's she's she's got a she's got a felony coming now
She hit me baby man. She hit me.
She's got a felony coming. She did, grabbing.
Her, she did. Whatever job.
When? I went to intervene for her
hitting you. She's hit me.
She's got a felony coming, so ohman.
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No, we're not. Yeah, bullshit.
We're not. He ain't gonna.
Sit there and grab her. She's got my.
Baby dude. OK, I ain't gonna do.
It on this. Kid OK, He was trying to protect
you. Stop trying to tase her, take a
second. Well.
When she puts hands on, then stop.
Yeah, you. Need to.
Take a breath, we. Are out.
Here, right now, OK, He was justtrying to do his job.
You need to stop. So, and you've got to know she's
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got an OP against you, so you'regoing to get served with that.
Why haven't I been served? That's what I'd like to know.
It's been a. Week, man.
And y'all haven't served me shit.
It's. Not his.
You are being unnecessarily. I've been told the rules and all
that shit for that shit. Man, OK, OK, so maybe.
Who knows dude, you just need tocalm down.
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So when I talked to the other day, I don't know if it was
either issued or they didn't tell me it wasn't OK.
What I not? Want that shit?
Happening OK, but it's not your fault.
Listen, stop talking. It's not your fault.
She. He did not do.
She came after. The cop dude, no.
Are you serious? Yeah, and probably they're all
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three going to go to jail. Her and her parents dude.
What the? She started that and they're all
getting charged. They all.
Had like. 25 animals. OK, well.
So they denied entry and we're getting ready to leave and she
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he's, he's like I'll do this later.
He walked away, She went and hithim.
I went to intervene, she hit me and then mom got in between.
So her mom and and dad went in the house.
So mom and dad got an obstructing charge coming and
she's got an AG bat to the PO. So that and then they closed the
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garage door on there. Yeah.
Right. Well, hang on.
So they're not going to answer the door.
But we're going to knock on it, and if they refuse then that's
fine. But we got to try.
So we have a domestic AG bat. We had a domestic because she
hit him right. Yeah, well, it was.
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Because. She hit him.
She. Hit him but.
I went there's. More of A and I went to
intervene so that nothing else escalated and then she hit me
and knocked my mic off my off myvest.
So the 61 still out at the I think he.
Was on his way. Well, we'll wait for him if he's
on his way. So she hit when he was leaving,
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the daughter did I can't remember her name.
Then she punched Hancock and then mom and dad took her and
ran inside locked everything up and shut it up.
So he wants both of the parents for obstructing and her for
domestic better and egg back to PIO.
But they're not. You didn't think they're going
to answer, which I would agree. They're probably not going to
answer. I'm going to go see if they
witnessed anything. Spencer was checking for cameras
here real quick and they called 911.
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So we're going to get statementsfrom them before we try to make
contact with. Yeah, yeah.
So yeah, their whole family's getting arrested except for the
kid 131 on that one. OK.
Let's come over here. Let's stand over here.
So help me understand what's going on.
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I I wouldn't, I was not here, obviously.
OK, so all I get is my officer calling for units and then what?
It sounds like an emerging situation.
OK, so help me understand what happened in your driveway.
OK, came to get stuff. OK, they were coming up to the
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garage. My daughter said he's not coming
in the house. The officer's like well he lives
here. She goes not according to his
address on his license. It is a Belleville or whatever
address. He is not coming in unless you
have a warrant. Thank you.
Bye bye. First talking some stuff no one
is going to off which again you guys are here without somebody
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from my daughter's mental health.
Why it was just responding to myhouse.
OK, anyway. Let's focus on talking about
what's going. On and then.
So she went to go after I was telling her stop, stop, stop.
I knew what she was going to do.You know, she hit him.
Then the officer was coming up to.
Her. Yes, and all that was doing was
setting her off and then he pulled out the Taser and was
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going to tase her. I'm like, she's pregnant and so
I'm in front of her to make sureshe didn't get tased.
I'm sorry. Yes, I did intervene.
I'm not going to let my daughterget Tased with my grandbaby
inside of her, all right? So let me make sure I'm I'm
falling OK? When did the garage door get
closed? When they were standing up there
and as I was holding her so she would not get tased.
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Who closed the garage door? I, you know, through it all, I
don't know because we kept trying to let the officer know
she's pregnant, she's pregnant, she's pregnant, Please.
But we we can agree that the right move isn't blocking or
shutting the garage door, it's understanding that she has just
committed a crime. Her mental, her mental status is
not good. We're not.
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We're not trying to. I'm talking.
About but right over here, that's why she did it, because
her mental status. And I know that's not an excuse.
I know that's not an excuse, butwe already tried to tell him
just leave and they wouldn't. Leave.
It doesn't work that way. He's he has by court order, the
right to respond. He was he was here long enough
to be and we're going to talk about that too.
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So listen, explain this. It doesn't.
Matter what address is on his license, if he's lived here more
than two weeks, he's an established.
Resident because then what? So, so listen.
He's. Gathering his stuff, There's an
active OP. He's no longer.
Allowed back here the. Situation is done.
What had to be accomplished today was him gathering his
things and that was done. He's not allowed.
Back here, that's what the OK ifhe came back here.
(11:19):
What about getting her stuff? And that's what she was trying
to ask the. Officer, hold on, hold on.
But here's the deal. We can't get to that if we're
screaming, not allowing somebodyto come in when a court order
says that he's allowed to come get his property.
So if she. But listen, Alicia.
But listen, if and we can work on that, but if if is engaging
(11:40):
and pushing and not shutting up,which is what she's good at
doing, we can agree, then she needs to be by you guys removed
from the situation and take it inside.
And then we can have a civil conversation, you know what I'm
saying? So she needs to stay away from
it. I did it.
Honest to God, he didn't have anything.
(12:00):
I'm the one who closed him. No.
He's coming over it. He, he was.
Up. It's still his.
Close now. He came over here for the sole
purpose to set her off even more.
He called us ahead and said thisis what we're doing.
This is how this is what I need to do.
He had a friend come pick him up.
I mean, he did exactly what he was supposed to do.
There was an officer here with him before contact was made.
(12:22):
That's spot on to what's supposed to happen.
And I'm this is going to go off script for just a minute, but
I'm going to give you just a weebit of advice.
Just a little bit. I don't think boyfriends need to
move in anymore because I've been here for several boyfriends
and it's never been a good combination at all.
I think that's step one in repairing whatever she's got
(12:42):
going on. Boyfriends probably don't need
to list it. And I know she's got a lot of
mental health stuff going on. She's had a lot of trauma in her
life. I'm not trying to downgrade any
of that. I I'm very familiar with with
what she's experienced, but we can't use that as a crutch every
time. I know you know, I mean she and
that's probably why he brought the the cop over here, because
(13:04):
she no. By court order.
By court order. By court order.
I'll explain this if you want tohook her right now.
I don't. Think we should If she's it
isn't her daughter's. Strength.
No. Her well, so here's the deal.
She probably needs to go to the hospital.
That's what I so that's what we have to talk to here, stick here
if you want to see if we can go inside or I mean.
(13:24):
The deal with their mess. They created that mess.
I'm not disagreeing. They ran her inside.
Let them deal with that. I.
Don't know you. Do things.
You can write her a ticket for obstructing her or we can take
her in. I don't care.
I wasn't here. It's, I mean, it's up to you.
Well, I'm just telling you what I'm going to blame anyone else.
Got to go. In there and.
Engage in that. We're not.
(13:44):
We don't. Do that.
Well, I'm just telling you, she's going to fight every tooth
and nail and you guys are going to have to, you guys are going
to use excessive force and then she's going to end up.
He was going to tase her becauseshe was fighting him and he was
alone. What do you think he should do?
He. Sat there and she assaulted me.
He's going to keep justifying hewas good.
Yeah. No, it's.
(14:05):
Not fine, no, but I'm. Saying what?
Is wrong with you. I'm not saying it's fine, but
she hit him once and then you want to go.
And. Then she hurt me.
'Cause you were like right there.
And yes. She intervening in her domestic
battery that she was committing.Yes, she was under arrest at
that point and now she's looking.
At a felony, she. Was saying bye bye you could
(14:26):
have just stepped off not keep walking up the.
She's. The one that.
Ran out to the street. She said bye bye to you first
and you kept stepping up into the garage.
No. He turned and left, and then she
chased. After.
It you're going. To run your mouth, that's that's
perfectly illegal. All right, Hold on, Hold on,
hold on. They're not pretty yet.
(14:50):
How I'm not under abreast, I didn't do anything.
Actually, are you're under arrest for obstructing when you
prevented me from arresting her?All right, so she's going to
have charges pending and let's go.
Out of here. Because I'm not going to let my
daughter, because I'm not going to let my daughter get tased.
(15:10):
So I'm under arrest and I'm. Like.
I'm arrested because I stopped her from getting tased being
pregnant. Don't.
(15:37):
Stop. Trying to pull away.
Stop trying to pull away or you're going to catch a
resisting stand up, then stand up.
Get. Heart problem, you stupid son of
a. Stand up all.
Right, do not understand. That it hurts.
Stand up his device in my damn chest trying to help.
(15:59):
It hurts. It is too tight cutting off my
circulation. It hurts.
I'm not fighting around in thereit.
Hurts. It hurts.
Please. I'm not going to fight it.
It hurts. It hurts.
It is digging. In they're.
(16:20):
Not meant for comfort. Sit back.
Once I get her in and take off, we'll take off.
I just want to wait till. I just want.
To make. Sure you get.
Out done. He doesn't he's that well he's
not supposed to have any. He says he's not gotten.
He had his 40 card revoked. I've talked about it a couple of
times. This is part of the ups and
(16:42):
downs that we've dealt with on every single occasion did.
That Dorothy A St. Asylum.
It sure does. I was trying to be nice and come
out and talk with you guys. Can somebody call my family,
tell them to take the food off the stove that I was cooking so
(17:03):
my house doesn't burn down? The woman and her husband were
charged with obstruction, while their daughter was charged with
domestic battery and aggravated battery on a peace officer.
Shortly thereafter, the husband arrived at the station to
surrender himself and a warrant was issued for the daughter's
arrest. David.
Hey, man. Hey, sorry.
For my. All.
(17:25):
Right. So listen, I'm going to be
straight with you. All right.
Based on the circumstances that took place out there, OK, You're
also going to be charged with obstructing, OK?
So we're going to take you into custody, take you in the back,
get your printed, get you knocked out.
He'll talk to Officer Hancock, get your statement done, and
then you guys are going to be released, OK?
(17:48):
So if you want to throw your phone in your pocket for now,
put your hands back here. David, I will say that I
appreciate you waiting until youcalm down to come up here
because I know what your temper looks like.
And I can tell that you absolutely waited to come up
here until you were chill, and Iappreciate that, No.
Problem. I got money in the pocket.
(18:09):
You're all right. I don't really care.
You're good. We just got to we're.
Going to process you, you're both going to get tickets and
out the door.
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