She Threw Rocks at Her Ex-Boyfriend's Mama's Apartment — Then Police Arrived

She Threw Rocks at Her Ex-Boyfriend's Mama's Apartment — Then Police Arrived
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Dating in Atlanta is an experience. Some folks find the love of their life. Some folks find a goddamn headache. And one thing about Atlanta, when a relationship ends, folks around here do not know how to just let go. Oh no, now we bringing up everything you ever did wrong.

Stuff they never complained about during the entire relationship. All of a sudden, today you're a broke mama's boy, a narcissist. You're too controlling. And apparently, you were the worst decision she ever made. please.

Y'all were together for 3 years. This would have been useful information around year 1. Breaking up has become a whole dramatic theatrical production. It ain't enough to just break up anymore. You go on about your business and she goes on back to her baby daddy.

It's always somebody got to post a cryptic post on Facebook. Somebody got to unfollow. Somebody got to block a number. Then unblock it 20 minutes later just to see if you called. Then block it again.



Then an hour later call you from Star 67 talking about this is the last thing I'm ever going to say to your trifling ass. You just wanted to call to see if he was for real about blocking you. Congratulations. Y'all are both toxic. Then comes the ceremonial return of the property.

You're returning hoodies, t-shirts, slides, phone chargers, and half a bottle of cologne. But you don't just hand it to him. Of course not. That would be entirely too much like behaving like a grown adult. You drive over there, drop everything off, and call his mama.

Hey, Miss Shirley. How you doing? I just wanted to let you know I left a box of your son's stuff he left at my apartment on your porch. Have a blessed day. Then, just to make sure he knows you were over there being petty, you send him a text.

I left your with your mom. Let's be honest, you don't care about those clothes. You just looking for a reason to see him and start a confrontation for the entire neighborhood to see. Then the social media investigation begins. Delete the pictures, archive the pictures, then put them right back up 2 weeks later.

He blocked you? No problem. Now you got a brand new Gmail account ready to go, a fake Instagram page, and your nosy homegirl giving you hourly updates like she works for CNN, and you always screaming, 'I'm done. I'm moving on. I'm protecting my peace.' No, you're not.

You're protecting your ego. Because the first thing people do after a breakup ain't healed. It's open Instagram and investigating. Who are they following? Who liked the picture?

Who left the heart emojis? Whose car is that? Whose house is that? Who took that picture? Atlanta got more relationship detectives than actual detectives.

Now, everybody conducting a full-blown investigation into a relationship that was supposed to have been over 2 weeks ago. And that's the crazy part about breakups around here. Most folks don't actually want closure. Half the time, they don't even want the relationship back. They just want you to hurt the same way they're hurting.

They don't want you to know they're hurting. She finding out she can't replace you like she thought she could. Because in her mind, there ain't no way she's about to let you move on before she does. Dating in Atlanta is wild. But when a breakup turns toxic, get the out the way.

And tonight's story is a perfect example of just that. Breaking up in Atlanta, that's where the real entertainment begins. And what we've got here isn't your average breakup. What we've got here is something a little more prehistoric. We have a woman who has completely lost her marbles.

New Year's Eve is supposed to be about fresh starts, leaving old drama in the past, making better decisions, starting the year with less stress, less confusion, and a whole lot less foolishness. If your New Year's resolution was to stop being the side piece, congratulations. If you finally got tired of sprinting out the back door every time the Ring camera notification says, 'Motion detected.' Congratulations again, because she never admits she's got a boyfriend until the comes knocking at the front door. And by then it's too late. Now you in your box of shorts and tube socks, tussling with a grown man in the living room, knocking over lamps and fighting for your life, fighting for your dignity, because you was invited to his house by his old lady.

Now you sitting there wondering, 'How the hell did I even get here?' Hopefully that ain't how your new year started. So here's how our story tonight starts. According to police, while most folks were making resolutions, getting drunker than Cuda Brown, watching the ball drop, and bringing in the new year, police say one woman allegedly had a completely different plan for the new year. Instead of leaving the old drama behind, police say she picked it up, and she also picked up some rocks along the way. Wilma Dum Dum Flintstone marched her bonnet wearing behind over to her ex-boyfriend's mama's apartment holding a fist full of rocks, pebbles, gravel, whatever you want to call them, and allegedly started throwing stones at the front door.

I'm not making this up. Yeah, you heard me right. Rocks. According to police, this Hea started throwing goddamn rocks. She allegedly marched her happy ass over there with a fistful of rocks like she was auditioning for a live-action remake of the Flintstones.

While everybody else was counting down to midnight trying to watch the peach drop, she was allegedly counting how many times she could hit the front door with her projectiles known as rocks. She shattered a window and cracked the $99 Ring camera that was mounted to the door, which was very smart, throwing rocks at a camera while the camera recording you doing I don't know what she was thinking, but apparently Great Gazoo wasn't thinking. Go figure. She forgot this was Clarkston, not Bedrock. According to police, rocks started flying, property was damaged, a window was shattered, and officers were called.

And before the night was over, somebody was wearing bracelets that definitely didn't come from Jared. Because when love turns sour in Atlanta, it doesn't always end with closure. Sometimes it ends with criminal trespass and damage to property. Let me warn you beforehand, this woman is obnoxious. Please don't blame me for any headaches that occur while watching this show.

“2148 on a black sedan on rocket Georgia.” “You know what? It might be that false that always happens right here.” “That might be that false that always happens right here. usually park.”

“Yeah,.” “it's 12. Y'all see somebody throwing rocks over here?” “Huh?” “So, did y'all see somebody throwing rocks over here?”

“Yeah. I'm just asking anybody fighting.” “so far until this came out. 624 radio.”

“last traffic. Why?” “She came and kicked my door like the people many times before.” “The same people over there.” “Is that her over there?”

“Yeah. They will not stop.” “That's them over there. They came over here kicking the door.”

“Radio 531 over there 219. It's a female and a male.” “People think past 5 hours.” “She said the girl came over here kicking at her door.”

“Come outside, man. 67 right here. If you're holding 10 34 10 4 Oh, what's going on with the person across the hall? I just was talking to you.” “You said nothing going on.”

“Huh?” “I was just talking to you while you was in the Jeep. You said nothing going on. So, what's going on across the street?”

“I don't know what's going on. Somebody came broke my glass.” “Who? As you see,.” “who.”

“who broke your glass?” “I don't know who broke my glass.” “Why they saying you was over there kicking over?”

“Did not go over there, man. Me and her son. I ain't going to hold you. I ain't trying to get through.”

“The only reason I'm standing over here cuz it's too much like I was like standing over here and like that. But like I was saying, them folks, I have nothing to do with them folks.” “624. Is anyone answering the door?” “Whatever.”

“But I'm talking to the female right now.” “Me and her son have something to do with each other. Like I said, they've been going to to.” “She kicked her son out. She kicked her son out weeks ago.”

“I remember.” “right here right now.” “I don't know who have nothing to do with this.”

“I'm confused. I'm in here. You want to come to my house? You come through my house.”

“It's nothing but kids in here. My uncle.” “It's New Year's. Okay.”

“So, who So who So who So who So who So who So who So who So who So who So who who she talking about? She talking about you. She described you to a tea kick. I don't.” “Why would I go up there for a son not be there?”

“I don't know. That's what I'm trying to figure out. So, I'm talking to you and they talking to her.” “So, you don't know anything. Can you grab your ID for me?”

“Dang.” “Why am I not grabbing my ID foridentify everybody that's involved?”

“Cuz an incident happened. So, I just have to not get arrested. You're not getting stuff. I just got to identify everybody that's involved.” “I can't tell you my name.”

“Tell me your name. Tell me your name. I don't got my ID and like that. But what I'm saying is like gang, I don't know what's going on here, gang.”

“I've been in the house. Well, actually, you just saw me come from the car. So, I was right there smoking a cigarette. I have a cigarette in the house.” “Let me tell you.”

“Grab your ID while you in there.” “The thing is my kid is in the house. You don't got your ID in there?”

“I don't have my ID. I don't have no ID. I'm just now I'm confused as.” “if I've been doing some to her house. Why the.”

“See my son,.” “please. My mom is.” “It's okay.”

“Your mom broke the glove. Yeah.” “Mommy ain't broke.” “Okay. Go this way.”

“Sit tight for me real quick. All right.”

“Sit tight for me. I'll be right back. Radio 561. 624 628 repeat.” “So, who broke her glass door back there?”

“Where?” “At her house. Who broke her glass door?” “I didn't break her glass door. She She might have did.”

“I'm just asking.” “We never came by our house.” “We don't We don't go by their porch or nothing. I don't deal with none of them people. We don't.”

“So, she she just lying to y'all. Don't worry about that.” “She didn't say y'all did it.” “Asking what happened.”

“Yes, ma'am. 678973779.” “Do you know our information?” “Who?” “Her.”

“I don't know nothing about that girl over there.” “She for sure.” “She what?” “You know.”

“neighbor neighbor they call her Millie or whatever they call her. She definitely said they said they said that girl name she have her ID like what can you give me like like a first name I ask.” “I don't know her son to.” “I don't want no deal with him either that.” “because this I'm asking based on what I can have for arrest but with no information I can't do that.”

“Okay my son I give my son number He's not going to give it to me. He doesn't like.” “Yeah. He don't like he not going to do it. So.”

“he be talking to me.” “Okay.” “Yeah. But he talking to you a while over there.”

“Yeah. He told me every time he see me, he told me.” “Sorry.” “I see him a lot.” “You spoke to him today?”

“Not today though. What the number?” “I give his number. I can't.” “I said they call me.”

“Yeah.” “But they going to open the door. Now I was talking to her outside. She said somebody broke her window. And that's the she say she come over here.”

“She like think all right.” “Yeah. Thank.” “838 0016. It might have been one do a fine cr but we didn't do what?”

“404.” “838001. Yeah. I don't care. We don't like y'all.”

“0016.” “001600 16.” “So have you a reporting her and his son before?” “Mhm.”

“It was her and another female I believe and and neighbors down there. She did something to the neighbors down there.” “Oh really? What you talking is it a older person.”

“a older guy or something? She did something.” “No.” “Why would she go through the neighborhood doing that? If they going to replace my camera.”

“she bust my camera. I can't.” “628.” “You got video of her doing something?”

“I got video. I can show it to my.” “I can show it to YouTube. It's going to be 24 dash 021 95 0021 95 was the last time I woke you up.”

“Yeah. Every time I go to sleep.” “No. Today.”

“Yeah. I was on my way to bed. I just went in my room and my daughter was like I was sleep. I was up.”

“I was sitting down up. I was in the in there sitting down. I just we had just come in not like an hour ago or something like not too long ago and something like that and we sat down at and I went in my room after my daughter went in the room.” “and this the how it happened the first time she came to our door but you can see them kick marks in the door.” “I don't remember her name.”

“Is that where she lived?” “That's where her grandmama live at. It's a uncle that stay.” “and you pull her down as residing at one time too. Like she was acting crazy, screaming.”

“That's what she was just doing.” “The neighbor drunk.” “They said she complain.” “every time she get drunk.”

“I remember the last I remember the last time the the grandma called and she did something to the grandma. the grandma. That's why I called.” “I as a grandma if she want to prosecute all of a sudden she kept on changing her story. So.”

“yeah, she changed story and the grandma picks up for her too. So I call y'all immed.” “So that's the case number. in 35 days you can get a cover the police report and also in regards to the damage I'm going to note the damage on on your camera and also the damage on the door as well so I can take.” “and also how much was the camera.”

“I I ordered online it was $99 or something like that they came up tound and something.” “when they uh did it.” “they going I ain't what they going to just leave my door you can see them glass somebody can step on that glass on the outside.” “As long as your uh door locks and secures should be good.”

“All right, they should come up. Give us the car, right?” “You said who?” “I said.”

“I need your name. Like I told you, I need to identify everybody that's a part of something.” “What's up?” “Huh?”

“I said why? What? What's up?” “I got to identify everybody involved. So, what's your what's your first name?”

“Involved in what?” “Everything I have listed across across the street. This all.” “I don't know what happened to you.” “I just said I got to identify everybody.”

“Hold on.” “Step out.” “That's cool.”

“That's cool. I will identify myself. I'm telling you.” “So what then?” “Hey, can you get my car real quick?”

“What am I being determined for?” “No. Get on. Get on.” “Can't call nobody.”

“So right now right now you've been on.” “under arrest. That's what you can't call.” “right now. Let me explain.”

“Michigan.” “Do you want to know or you don't want to know?” “I do want to know.”

“Okay. You're under to the, you know, for criminal trespass and property damage. You damaged the camera and you damaged the door.” “When?” “With your face on it.”

“Can you show me?” “I I've seen it. I don't have to show you nothing.”

“Okay. Could I please get a shirt on? Could I.” “grab a shirt? I need a slipper.”

“He He's not a resident in my house.” “My kids in the house.” “Somebody else can get it. You can't go outside in the house.”

“Listen, either he get it for you, tell you where it is, or you go barefoot. Trust me, we're not going to do this with you today.”

“Nobody We're not going to do this to you today. So, yo, can you grab for somebody? So, listen. You just grabbed your phone.” “Nobody is in my house but kids.”

“You want your shirt or not?” “I do, but I go get it.”

“Nobody is in my Okay, we can go. We can do that. Let me see. Can you please I'm going to get my shirt?” “Can you.”

“No, he's going to go get it or you're going to you're going to go to jail. Like.” “I'm going to show him.” “You can't show him nothing. Just tell him where it's at.”

“I mean, I ain't got to show him. Could y'all come with me?” “Tell them where it's at, ma'am.” “All right.” “Could we turn around, please?”

“No, ma'am.” “My face is turned to him.” “Speak out here.” “Because I'm trying. Can you please just turn around, please?”

“What's up?” “Let's go.” “I'm saying I just want you to go this way so you call my grandma so she can tell so she come back to the house. Nobody is in the house with the kids. Okay.”

“Call your.” “Nobody is in the house with the kids. I'm in the house with the kids.” “Call the Call the grandma.” “I can't call.”

“After that, you're going to go get food.” “Okay.” “I got you.” “Could you let me go so I can turn off?” “No, that's not the way.”

“Well, you ain't got to let me go. Could we just turn this way, please?” “You keep talking to me. He's the arresting officer.” “All right.”

“We going to get a call over there. What if he gang?” “I know, bro.” “I'm not paping to get my grandma involved.” “Can you just please Can you just turn the passcode?”

“You got You got this one.” “Can you turn her the way?” “I just want to turn this way. Don't go around and get in front of her.” “Jesus Christ.”

“She don't give me the time for.” “nothing. Tripping. Y'all do dumb stuff and we always tripping when somebody get arrested. You probably with her when she did it.”

“No, he wasn't. We don't know what's going on.” “That's the thing. It is what it is.” “Ain't no truth.”

“Cuz we got home, man. Watch your mouth, bro. I'm telling you right now. If not, you can take a walk, bro.”

“I'm telling you right now, bro. Watch your mouth. You going to be cuffs, too. Trust me,.”

“please. That.” “Trust me, bro.”

“It is what it is. It It will bound to happen. And guess what? Get what do I expect to do?” “Don't even spare that.”

“Tough on 2%.” “Everybody always want to play tough. is crazy.” “My out to Could we Could we just walk?” “You from New York?”

“Excuse me.” “Don't matter. Why?” “Please. Excuse me.”

“My uncle like my old Kim.” “Kim.” “Shenica. Chenica Kim.” “Hello.”

“You better touch it.” “Kim,.” “you better touch it though.” “Yo, Kim,.” “I ain't got no dick.”

“I know you don't. I know you don't. I know you don't. But I'm saying the kid tell my uncle.” “Your uncle?”

“Nah.” “He's disabled. You saying no and you saying he disabled?” “Listen, bro.”

“My uncle is disabled. If you go in the room right now and death,.” “this right here.” “So, do you trust him here with the kids?” “I don't.”

“No. This is madness at you.” “I don't I don't know him like that. He.” “You should call Deax then?”

“No.” “All right, then call somebody to come get your kids.” “I'm trying. You holding me. I can't even do nothing, man.”

“I can't even do nothing. I can't do Like this is why.” “you should watch your This is why I don't even watch what you did, man. Because you did it to yourself. I did not.”

“Bro, you don't think about.” “Come on, gang. No kids doing stupid.”

“Come on, gang. I'm not tripping. I'm just trying to make sure my kids is good. Good.”

“That's it. That's all. And for me to put on the shirt. I'm sorry.” “Uh um about.”

“you short.” “My bad. My bad. I'm just trying to let them know that my kids in the house.”

“We got to go, man. We'll be up here for about 5 minutes now dealing with you.” “Go back at the club. My grandma birthday is today, gang.”

“So why don't you think about this stuff before you do stuff? Why.” “gang? You're not even thinking. You're.”

“Who not thinking? You from New York?” “You broke that camera and that door.” “We got her on camera. Her whole.”

“We have your own pist on it, but it runs in your hand. So stop it. Why?” “What you mean?” “Dumb like don't think about none of that.”

“Can you listen?” “Y don't think about none of that before.” “That's cool.” “You know you have kids at home, but you decide to go and do all that BS. Come on, man.”

“Phone off and some Before y'all take me, can you just please take me to my uncle right here?” “Oh man, you're not going inside. So you want a shirt, tell me where your shirt is at. You want shoes, tell me where your shoes at. You're not going inside.”

“Can you just please get here? I can stay right here.” “You just say he's disabled. So we we done.”

“I can stay right here. They're not going until two hours later. Gang, my grandma birthday is today.” “Hold on. Stay right here.”

“He right there. Pap,.” “you just told me he disabled. So now he can come to the door so he can't watch. I'm telling you to take me to him so I can tell him that I'm getting locked up.”

“No, you can't go inside. He can tell him. He's just standing here going crazy. So he That's your lawyer or something.” “So let your lawyer go inside.”

“A shirt at least.” “He can go get that. He's inside. You should have told him where it's at. He cannot.”

“So listen, you cannot go back inside is what I'm telling you.” “Dang. You can go I can stay right here.” “He's not going anywhere. Tell him where it's at.”

“Like that. He don't know me like that.” “You like that? You're.”

“He's all in your crib right now. But you don't know him like that.” “You're the police. I don't know him. I'm telling him to go get my uncle cuz in there.”

“Keys is because it's in there.” “You're not making not is in there. What do you want me to do? I can't do like them right here.” “Um Uncle Dazzy.”

“He can't. He's perfectly fine.” “He's crimpled, man.”

“Okay. So, she's going to jail. What did she do?” “She broke somebody cameras and doll.” “She broke, sir.”

“She broke somebody camera and door.” “She went across went across the courtyard, went to that person's door, broke their camera in their door. So now she's going to jail. Okay.”

“I don't know. Let's go. Let's try to.”

“just said I'm going to jail. That's it. It's all trying to steal it. Bro, you going to get my phone?” “You're going to get the phone game.”

“Can you please hold on before you walk off? Can you please just put my phone in the case real quick, please?” “I just want to put it in the case so I can just taste my people and tell them that I'm getting locked up.” “While we walk it, please.” “Do it while we walk.”

“I don't know number.” “Listen, you got to stop cuz you been to jail before. They going to let you. They going to let you. I didn't know that, BUT I'M TIRED OF GOING TO JAIL.”

“SO, STOP DOING STUFF.” “BECAUSE YOU KNOW HOW TO STAY. I'M NOT GOING THERE.” “You're going to get caught.”

“You know how tired of going to jail? Please. Come on, man. Man, get up.”

“One, two, three. Up. Come on, man. Oh my god.” “You killing me,.”

“bro. I'm not even tripping. I just want my boat.” “I just told you I was putting the things on the case for you.”

“DOING IT. I just want to turn the rope locked up.” “Okay, we still got to walk. Let's go. Get up.”

“Get up so I can give you your phone.” “Okay.” “Jesus Christ.”

“We're about to be at the car. Come on. Bro, my phone, bro. You don't understand.”

“You're doing too much, bro. Get out,.” “BRO. CUZ YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. MY MY OLD.”

“LISTEN, JUST LIKE you just do the rock at their stuff. GET.” “OH, YOU UNDERSTAND THAT. YOU KNOW, I DON'T KNOW.”

“STAY ON THE PHONE. DAMN.”

“I just want to get locked up. I don't know nobody number. When I get there, I don't know nobody number. I DON'T EVEN KNOW MY UNCLE, MY GRANDMA.” “NO, MY KIDS IN THERE BY THEMSELVES.”

“You see how you walk?” “MY KIDS IN THERE WHEN SOMEBODY CRIBLE.” “YOU SEE HOW YOU WALK? We're going to make you walk.” “You should listen to me.”

“You get up, man. Break your shoulder. I don't give a.” “I don't give a police trust me. Yes, he is.”

“Can you listen to me?” “Nope. I'm not. Come on.”

“You right here. I'm telling you.”

“Look, my uncle. I will. Can you listen to me? I will.” “I will.”

“Nothing to you. Get up. I'm not listening to nothing to you. Okay, I will.”

“Let's get up. Can I get up? Can I please? 1 2 3.”

“I got you. I got you. My My arm, my feet is hurting right there. Let's go.” “Can you listen to me?”

“When you listen to us, we listen to you. You're not listening. You're not listening right now. You made it my Okay.” “I got you.”

“I got you. YOU got to GET.” “WAIT, hold on. I got you. I will get UP BY MYSELF.”

“GET UP.” “I WILL GET UP BY MYSELF. I'M TELLING YOU, BRO.”

“Be more careful. Trust me, bro. You pissing me off, bro.” “I got you, gang.” “So, get up.”

“I can't cuz my Okay.” “I'm either going to help you or you going to get up by yourself. I.” “I'm going get up by myself.”

“Let's go. Bend your knee.” “I got you. I got you.”

“Bend your knee and get up. If you listen, we listen to you.” “I got you. Please calm down. Calm down.”

“Calm down.” “No, I JUST WANT TO TALK TO HIM.” “I'M NOT TALKING to you. Get up.” “Sending body-worn down in 10 seconds.”

“I'm going to get up.” “Body-worn down. Cancelled.” “Get up, man. I just want to make sure.”

“It just You don't have to help me.” “I'm going to get up. I'm.”

“Can you please? I promise. I got it. I promise you.”

“I got you. this.” “Okay,.” “let me see.”

“Let me see how you I'm just trying to pull my pants up. Can I just pull my pants up?” “Y'all punch this up, man.” “I'm just trying to pull it up.”

“I will drive you. It's good. MY PANTS.” “THAT'S COOL. I'M JUST TRYING TO pull it up from the front.”

“Your pants is fine, man. Pants is fine. Let's go.”

“That's it. I can't even get right. I just want to make sure my kids is okay.” “Jesus Christ.”

“3618. I don't know the unit number.” “Why? No, I'm not doing nothing now.”

“Hey, that's cool. lie to me to ask me to do stuff. Come on, man.” “Just because you know how to say, YOU don't want to get locked up.” “So, you shouldn't never did the dumb you did,.”

“bro. You know how to.” “in front of a camera. Wait, what? Wait, what?”

“And she cold for cold.” “You remember? You remember her?” “I got to hide you.” “Oh, where you find it?”

“Yeah, I buy her phone in case.” “Oh, awesome. You sure you call for?” “Yeah.”

“From where? Cling.” “I ain't I just know she call for assault.” “I just You want to give me the code? So stop talking about.”

“to call your grandmother. Correct.” “Yes.”

“All right. So give me the pass. Come see your phone. So call your grandma.”

“Hey bro, why you gay? Just call off your phone.” “You know her number by her.” “Yeah.” “Don't say that.”

“Can you please call her? My kids. I don't care about you. Oh, everybody cry about their kids when they do something stupid.”

“Get out, bro. This my third, fourth, five time.” “So why keep doing stupid.” “BRO? BECAUSE I'M NOT EVEN doing.”

“Girl, we have you on camera.” “Where?” “On her camera. You hit her. You hit the rock with her camera.”

“Where?” “At her apartment.” “Where?”

“All right. What's your grandmother's number? I'm not talking,.” “bro. Cuz last time.”

“What is your grandmother's number?” “That she had no video.” “What's your grandma's number?” “Huh?” “What's your grandma's number?”

“I don't even care about that.” “What is your grandmother's number?” “I'm I'm here. I was waiting for you to put it in.”

“I'm asking you for it. So, yeah. I got it. That's what you for you keep acting like man up cuz you just did this to yourself.”

“Man up. What are you talking about?” “I'm a female.” “So female up then.” “got the balls to do the stuff then got the balls to take the charge.”

“Emotional crazy tell you. You think I supposed to.” “people be killing me of arrest me and like that? That's cool. I promise God.”

“I called and she didn't pick up.” “You didn't.” “You didn't just see me on the on the phone.” “I didn't see you.”

“That's on you. I just told you I just called. Why I'mma lie about that?” “You want her number?”

“Why? Why I'm lie about calling grandmother?” “Back in my car.” “I didn't see you. You didn't even pick up my phone.”

“I had in my hand the whole time asking for your number. Can you please.” “I just told you she did not pick up.” “Can you please just get mine?” “I'm not doing this.”

“God, bro,.” “my kids is at home. I didn't know.” “You have a warrant for fing. I don't know what you did that for.”

“So, we going to get out and walk like a big girl. We got to drag you.” “Can you please come here?”

“Ma'am, I'm ask you a question. Listen, I just called her twice. She did not pick up the phone.”

“Just because you don't see the phone to my ear doesn't mean I didn't call her. You're too busy. You're too busy saying it's a race thing and all this stuff. You don't even see what's going on.” “Get right because these handcuffs.”

“So, you going to get out and walk like a big girl? We got to drag you. Let's go.”

“I will do it again before we go in there. morning 2375. I'm cold and my feet is up.” “Listen, you say you going to walk like a big girl, right? Do that.”

“Can you please just.” “I told you I'mma do it. So just relax.” “Can you just pick up my pants?” “Hold on.”

“My feet up, bro. You think I'm playing? I'm not playing, bro. And then you keep having this pull up.”

“I'm not tripping about this man. I'm not tripping about getting locked up.” “So just so relax.”

“Just relax. That's it. Let's walk.”

“Can you pull pull up the pants? Just on the side. This it side.” “I don't want to walk right here. I want right here.”

“I'm cool. I'm coming with you. Don't look at me, You over here doing all that extra ass for nothing. All that African bro.” “don't be on that.”

“Just relax. Relax,.” “She continued directing racial insults at the officer.”

“I'm not I'm not making no phone call. Relax. Stand right there. You not even calling somebody with everything.”

“Bro, can I take my gloves off? Jeez, good luck.”

“Can you see? That's it. That's it. That's it.” “That's it.”

“Right there. Stay right there.” “Can you undo this a little bit?” “Am I going to undo the cuffs? Nah,.”

“not undoing it, but.” “So, what you want me to do? You want me to call somebody? You want me to undo your cups?” “What's more important to you?”

“A little bit. I want you to call my kid. I want you call my grandma. My kids.”

“That's it. That's all I'm asking for. That's all I ask you for. Give me my shirt.”

“Listen. Listen. Your grandma's not answering. You got another number.” “Can you go through my phone?”

“You just went through the school. You didn't want to give me your phone.” “bro. You give my.”

“That's why I can't give you my password. And you won't get no password.” “Give who your password?”

“Whoever. It's illegal for them to go through your phone without a warrant. gang. I'm not saying there's nothing in there, but she telling me telling like come on, go ahead and go in there.” “I ain't nothing in my phone, but I'm just I'm just calling that's why with you to go get my I have a sweater on, but my kids dropped my on my phone.”

“Not on my phone. On my Exactly. So, I can't I can't call nobody then. You say you going to act like a big girl.”

“I'mma call your grandma. Let's go.” “Oh, God. You going to call her? Please.”

“Come on.” “I'm telling you. Guess her name is.” “going on the.” “She's drunk.”

“I'm not drunk. AIN'T NOBODY DRUNK. I'M NOT DRUNK. MY LEG.”

“My ankle hurt. I just want to get THAT'S THE ONLY THING I'VE BEEN TELLING ALL DAY. PLEASE CALL MY grandpa so my kids don't be left at home by the self. That's it.”

“That's all. I'm not drunk. My ankles do hurt for sure.” “What happened to your uncle,.”

“BRO? CUZ THESE BLACK.” “Miss Brown, I need you to stand up.”

“Standing up, bro. up, BRO. I DON'T WANT MY KIDS TO BE STRAIGHT. AS SOON AS MY KID BE STRAIGHT, I'M STRAIGHT.” “You're not going to make no phone calls.”

“OKAY. I CAN'T EVEN get to them. IF YOU CAN'T GET TO THEM, I CAN'T GET TO THEM. THEY OUT FOR THEIR WEEKEND.” “You got to go to a I don't want to be on there.”

“I don't want to be none of that. The I'm cool. THEY TELL YOU ANYTIME I COME THROUGH HERE, I'm cool. I'm cool.”

“I just want to make sure my kids is straight. I just left home. I didn't. And they not even g I told him my uncle is there.”

“He not He not able to take care of them. No, nobody want to back, but I don't want to tell them to call my grandma.”

“Well, my grandma know that I'm locked up and then I'm here and then she on the way home. I'm cool. I'm cool. You see how they just left me?” “YOU SEE HOW I JUST LEFT OUT THE HOUSE WITH broad put on a sweater.”

“Okay. I couldn't even I told her I'm not running. It's cool, y'all. Gang,.”

“just take me to the room to put on the sweater. Gang,.” “I'm not tripping.”

“House me in the house. I DON'T WANT THAT. I DON'T CARE. I'LL be out here down here all morning.”

“Down here all night. I know my keys are straight. Oh, you everything. You not making no PHONE CALLS THAT BRO,.” “YOU JUST said you need to CALL YOUR GRANDMA.”

“I JUST DID 3 YEARS TO THE DOOR.” “YOU WANT TO GO?” “3 YEARS TO THE DOOR.” “NOT GOING TO GET.”

“WE DON'T CARE THAT TOGETHER. We don't care about your three years either.” “Three years. I don't give a about this.” “We don't either.”

“OKAY, THAT'S TRUE.” “SO YOU WANT TO CALL YOUR KID?” “THEY CAN'T DO THAT. BY RIGHT,.” “THEY'RE NOT GOING TO DO IT.”

“BY RIGHT, she was supposed to be accepted from outside, but I know IT'S.” “THEY'RE NOT DOING IT. I ASKED FOR A DRESS.” “I have to ask for said call my grandmother.” “I don't know what she took out there.”

“She was drunk.” “I hope she I hope.” “I'm not drunk. But.” “I get it.”

“Oh my call because she's not cooperating.” “Ask me.”

“You're trying to help her now. L I L L E. You're going to whiff me. You're going to WHIFF ME UP.”

“KID NAMED CLOVER. T L O B E R. My other kid named Chosen. C H O S E N.” “CHOSEN.”

“I'm not drunk. I'm cool. I'm making sure my kids are straight before I get the get the processing in. It's.” “They will take care of you.”

“Whatever. I'm just going to take care.” “I just want to make sure just like before they took me before he took me or whatever. I just said, 'Pe please take me in my house. put me on a jacket, sweater, whatever the case may be is so I don't come looking like this.”

“Your son, your son, you can't go in there school.” “That's police with kids.”

“I get it. I'm not mad at him. All I said, please call my grandma so my kids don't be at home by they still with somebody that's disabled. They said he's not disabled cuz he's walking.”

“I said, 'This man is disabled. He lowkey really needs somebody to hold him for him to walk. Hold up. board street and why he go over here all that gang.” “You ain't even see how he was walking.”

“You saw him come to the door like this. Get the limp. This is a old man. HE DAMN NEAR 70.”

“How the HE TAKE CARE OF MY KIDS. I'M NOT TRIPPING. ALL I said was, 'Could you please.” “Okay. So, if you want this situation to be expedited for your benefit, can you.”

“can you please take the swan to the doctor? I will sit in I know my kids are good.” “I promise to God I will sit and hold himself.”

“You're not going to know anything. You're not going to know about your kids. You're not going to know about nothing. We not telling you nothing.” “You going to do this CO test or you not going to talk to your kids, talk to your auntie, grandma, nothing.”

“I want to see I want to make sure my kids.” “YOU'RE NOT TALKING TO NOBODY UNTIL YOU DO THIS.” “NOW YOU SAYING THAT BUT GANG FOLKS NOT GOING TO MAKE SURE NOTHING. I'VE BEEN HERE TOO MANY TIMES FOR NO I KNOW ANYTHING I KNOW NOTHING I BEEN TOO MANY TIMES I've been here too many times I'm not arguing with you to find out they will help you mother I'm not trying to none of that I You're wasting no time. Come on.”

“Is that okay?” “Can I not?” “Are you going to refuse it or not?” “I'm refuse it.”

“It's either that or they take you to the hospital and you waste one time because YOU 3:13. I'M ABOUT TO KILL MYSELF. WHAT THE IS YOU TALKING ABOUT?”

“THAT'S SERIOUS. TAKE ME TO THE HOSPITAL. THAT'S SERIOUS.”

“I'M GETTING A BANG ON MY DAD. BUT GUESS WHAT? Y'ALL NOT GOING TO CARE BECAUSE LAST TIME I DID THAT GO WHERE THEY DID. THEY LIKE THIS HERE.”

“OH, she bang her head. WALK OUT. Y'ALL NOT NO GOOD ASS GUARD. WHAT the I CAN KILL MYSELF RIGHT NOW.”

“Y'ALL GOING TO LOOK AT ME LIKE THIS. STRAIGHT AIN'T NOT GIVING A Y'ALL AND IT'S NOT YOU. BUT I'M JUST SAYING.” “ONE MORE TIME.”

“IT'S NOT YOU. IT'S NOT YOU. I PROMISE YOU. GOD BLESS your soul.”

“It's not you. One more time.” “the sister.”

“You want to make sure your kids are fine. You want to make sure your kids are fine. ain't going to make sure they fine. They not going to make sure that I get that call through.”

“They're not going to do that. GANG, TAKE ME TO the hospital.” “You want me to try again?”

“I'm ready TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. I'M READY. I'M DEAD. READY TO DIE BY THIS I PROMISE GOD Y'ALL GET ME OUT THE HANDCUFFS.”

“I MEAN, YOU PUT ME OUT THE HANDCUFFS. I TRIED TO KILL MYSELF. THAT WHAT THEY DID. THEY LOOKED AT ME AND WAS LIKE,.” “that's a,.”

“OH, SHE SHE READY TO KILL HERSELF. WIDE OUT THE DOOR.” “WHAT'S YOUR GRANDMOTHER NUMBER?” “I'M READY TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL.” “What's your grandmother number?”

“And you OVER HERE TALKING ABOUT WHAT'S MY GRANDMA. NOW THAT I'M TRIPPING that I'm ready to go TO 13, WHATEVER. I'M READY TO KILL MYSELF. I DON'T WANT TO LIVE.”

“I DON'T KNOW THAT. AND I DEAD ASS ON MY KIDS. ON MY KIDS. AND ALL I'VE BEEN ASKING FOR IS TO MAKE SURE MY my grandma get to my gets to her house.”

“That's all I've been asking for. As soon as they locked me up, I said, 'Please just call my grandma. Make sure they get to the house. Make sure cuz it's disabled person in the spot.”

“I just want to get to the house and make today her birthday.' Today this shouldn't be going on. I supposed to be watching the kids getting cool. She supposed to be cool, but now I'm getting locked up, gang. We're just whatever.”

“Whatever. Whatever. And you over here trying to make it seem like you're making a point. I've been asking you for hours.” “I ain't going to say I ain't saying it's but I'm just saying I have this.”

“Please call my grandmother. He did most definitely let me my my um but she he most definitely did they answer the phone but they at the club they at the club so they not hearing and and are they not?” “You just said I didn't try to call him so.”

“I didn't say that. Did I not just say he just tried to call? Did I just not say that? I said he tried to call but when they answer they at the club.”

“Today is my grandma birthday so I'm trying to like get through to her. Like my auntie answer. I called my auntie phone. My grandma not going to answer.”

“She don't have her phone on her every day. She's not one of those that be on her phone watching doing all that nothing. Call my auntie phone. She get talking but I'm not she not hearing me.”

“I'm trying to tell her like I'm getting locked up. She like I don't know what the hell she said. Do you know where she at?”

“Can't hear. She can't hear. That's what she said.”

“I ain't hear trying to tell her I'm getting locked up. Please come home. That's it. I wouldn't call y no problem.” “I know my kids is good.”

“You got to do this so they can help you do that.” “You got to get your kids do.” “Trespass them. people in court.”

“that. I'm already on felony probation in full. I had a hole. I've been locked up too many times, bro.”

“When you know you trying to get that right. That's why I'm pissed off. It's not about y'all. I'm trying to get myself right, bro.”

“The mother that that not money, bro. Y'all being ridic I'm ready to kill myself. I'm ready to die. I promise you I am.”

“I don't even want to live no. I don't.” “I don't.”

“I don't I'm ready in this I'm tired of this I'm tired. Tired. I'm tired. I've been situation too long.”

“I'm tired. I go before I even deal with this too much time. Spend too much time in here, bro. Too much time, bro.”

“I'm not going back to full due to what more time. No, I don't give a how easy that for me. How smooth that Ain't no hope with me. None of that.”

“I don't care about that. I DON'T WANT TO BE locked up. I want to be with my kids, man.” “Get clear by the doctor. The course y'all going to say, 'Oh, you should.'.”

“I be smooth. I'm cool. I be cool.”

“I be cool. If you go through my messages, you will see how you will see how mother me I'm not all that. I'm ready. I'm ready to kill myself.” “You said do what now?”

“I'm 10. I go to whatever. I don't want to be here. I don't want to be in no jail.”

“I don't want to do none of that. I want to kill myself and I'm going to keep trying to kill myself. Last time I was here, y'all didn't do too much precaution or nothing. I put the around my neck.”

“What they did? They came in the door. What they said? They didn't want to know.”

“I was in this door right here. Never. Always went to the other one with the phone. That's all I said.” “I said, 'Can you put me in?' How you mad in the 30s,.”

“but I was on her way to headquarters parking lot. We also have signal 23 in the 40. Signal 26 in the 80s highway in reference to signal. Also in the 20s, Pleasant Road 38 coming from a vehicle 23 in the 60.”

“I'm mad I'm HERE RIGHT NOW. I'M MAD I'M HERE. Who the want to be locked uping New Year? story.” “I got kids, gang.”

“Which is cool. THAT'S NOT Y'ALL PRIORITY, GANG. It's my fault for being here.”

“I get it. I'm grown. But at the same time, it was like, bro, I'm not with all that. Especially when I You have to show me the video doing all that.”

“The last time I was here, y'all can see on the report. I told I told Show that video that I came from apologiz all of a sudden her working. I was there. You go through my phone, you will see a mother antagonizing, antagonizing, antagonizing and antagonizing.” “ON MY MOTHER AND I WILL GIVE YOU MY PASSCODE to show you.”

“I'm not f to be on lane. I got kids. I'm not f to do all that bro. On me before I do time.”

“Oh god, I'm going to kill myself. YOU PUT ME ON THAT FLOOR, I'm going to kill myself, gang. You going to put me on the half floor and when you GET ME ON THAT REGULAR FLOOR, I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF, GANG. I'M NOT DOING NO MORE TIME.”

“I'm not and I'm not dealing with you. It's nothing to do with you.” “You cool.”

“You cool. I'm just in my feelings right now. I'm pissed off, bro.”

“I'm piss. All this be nonsense, bro. All this be worth the game when I already got too much going on.” “and I already probation and now I got to go.”

“She need to go to the hospital so they can see what's going on. I got to sh I'm tired of doing all that bro. Tired. I'm tired.”

“And then my up, bro. I actually That's why I asked for a female to be present and take me to the room to put on a sweater. That's all I got. What?”

“What's captain? I ain't tell you take me in the house until I'm from the west. Did I not ask you to take me in the house till you said no? You said no.”

“Did you not? It's recorded, is it? It's supposed to be recorded cuz I asked you. I said, 'Bro, all right.' I told him, he talking.”

“I said, 'Have them folks go in your house.' I said, 'Ekum. You're not responsible to go in my house and go get anything. I say just take me in my own real quick. Put me on the quest.”

“My sweater on the goddamn dress right there. It only have some spilt on cuz the kid it had some filth. That's the only reason I put it on. I had the shirt on and I had the jacket on.”

“But I took out my my uh my goddamn I had took off my goddamn my shirt and I put my jacket on type Then guess when they came cuz they came and he left. He didn't leave but I looked out and I ain't no police car. So I was like all right and nothing too major. He came he asked what going on.”

“I told him what's going on. Like her son don't even live there. He came broke my window. I just called 3814.” “broke my window.”

“I don't know.” “You saw I You said you don't know who.” “window broke on the floor.” “Stop talking.” “Stop talking, YOU SAW THE BROKE.”

“HE SAW the broke window.” “What the.”

“That's what I'm saying. be mad when you not even I don't know. you know what's going on. You saw that, bro.”

“And this where a at. Why this right here?” “If a BROKE MY WINDOW, IT'S OUTSIDE AND INSIDE. How the police going to pull up and be like,.”

“But you sitting here seeing the glass on the phone.' See, I don't know what going on. And my folks in the house, but these not my folks forever. I just told him to come in. I was like, just come in cuz I want the police to feel like you had something cuz the police already pulled up.” “We already smoking a cigarette.”

“Come on. You going to gra?”

“Yeah. Take me to gray, please. And I'm not coming back. That was.” “and I can be civilized and I can get up and I get in here working when I ain't getting to you.”

“Do your job. Bro, get up.” “Bro, I'm tired OF THIS BRO. know the outside.”

“It is cold as but I'm cold. It's 10:13. I'm going to kill myself.” “OKAY, BUT YOU GOING NOW. WHAT YOU LAYING HERE?”

“THIS GOT ME.” “COME ON, GIRL.” “Come on. my.” “Come on now.”

“You going to sit up or you going to lay in here?” “You going to sit up and lay.” “tired, bro? Sit up. No, but this man J.”

“Yeah. Walk off, Gucci. Go, TELL HIM ABOUT THAT. LET HIM TELL YOU ABOUT THAT.”

“HIS CALM RAPING mother in the hood. And guess what? They didn't arrest that when the mother touching on her little girl and they told her arrest that Y'all.” “so she's claiming suicidal.”

“Yeah, she just want she want to kill herself. We know she bullshitting, but what you want to do? Take her to the hospital, sit on her until get a doctor's note or.” “I like transfer damage and she's called for out of county.” “Um I think it's for probation violation, but I say but they allege is you know the actual original charge is called assault and robbery.”

“Yeah. Aggravate assault and robbery. Yep.” “21. I'm taking out the.”

“92.” “Yeah. Yeah. All right. 25, bro.”

“She continued directing racial insults at the officer.” “Talk about THAT HOW YOU AIN'T REST MOTHER touching on that little girl.”

“WHAT'S YOUR NAME? WALTER. I got that. On God.”

“AND I'M GOING TO GET IN THE CAR. GOING TO GET IN the car. Gang. I'm God.”

“I'm going to report your stupid ass. Them mother African that was punching on that little girl that they beat them up. You ain't arrest them.” “She continued directing racial insults at the officer.” “My is damn near down.”

“She continued directing racial insults at the officer.” “Really? Your ain't down,.” “bro. I feel this is not how I have my pants.”

“You want over your stomach?” “I mean, it's not over, but it's just like pulling it up. I don't have my like that. It's like that. Could you just pull this part up, please?”

“I'm not asking for too much. him just actually pull my hands up like.” “a knock down.” “You spit my man face.” “that boy.”

“I told that boy don't touch me no more. You going put that off.”

“I'm not tripping. I promise you. I'm not tripping. I didn't time you.” “That's nothing to me.”

“Nothing. 3 years nothing. I promise you what the hell you going to have. Only thing you taking from me is my kid.”

“You're goofy. They don't change that you're a rapist. Your time is a rapist. They don't change that, gang.”

“But gang, they're not going to see that till they pull up to Carson and they see what going on. Gang out of five. What the first thing he said? I'mma rip off your titties.”

“You goofy as You goofy, boy. No, you not from Atlanta.”

“So what? He ain't got no dick. So what? No dick to offer.” “No dick to offer.”

“They must offer.” “That's right. One something off. What?”

“That's supposed to offer. Like there to offer.” “like they don't waste no time.” “Two of them.”

“You ain't got no titt. You ain't got no dick, boy.” “I'd rather not have no titt than no dick. You can't satisfy no ho.”

“I'm on your ass. On your ass.” “I don't give a.”

“something real life. Lucky you ain't like the African. know that about time a not like them Africans cuz that what be living up what's going on going on I'm kicking it down kicking the going on bro.” “you acting up.” “back bro.”

“you acting up.” “back bro I'm not touching you I'm not hitting you C. What the hell you want me to do? I'm cold. You ain't want to give me no check.”

“Stop playing with me, bro. A not playing with you, bro.” “Or what?” “Yeah, you're going to see, gang. And you're going to be put charges on me, too.”

“I promise you.” “Good boy.” “I promise you. You think you think I'm playing?” “Good boy,.”

“gang. Look at these charges, gang.” “Look them up. Oh,.” “come out.”

“You You better, gang. Cuz I don't give a.” “I don't give up.” “I don't give a.”

“You about to be in here, not me. I'm.” “I don't give a.” “chilling on New Year.” “Well, I'm watching.”

“Black again. Anybody else?” “That's your cousin.” “Not got all that going on. And then these folk back here looking like they just having so much animosity like.”

“they got these folk back here behind the wall like.” “they ain't got nothing girl.”

“I'M COMING what I'm doing though. I mean, I'm locked up, baby. I'm locked up. Not I promise you.”

“Locked up. Not this is not forever. Not forever, gang. You're going through real life life problems, gang.” “I'm not tripping, gang.”

“That don't make me mad, gang. I've been locked up too long to even be tripping about goof ass I get you a man gang. I ain't tripping about you. I you me.” “All you can do is put extra.”

“That's all you can do. Goofy.” “21 extra. That's about it.”

“Still going to go home. I won't even put no charge on. We go in the room right now. Hit a whole bes over here talking about the hell you talking about.”

“Baby girl. Yes. Too many games. I don't play with too many.” “Where the other nurse at?”

“Nah, that was nurse. She probably come on.” “All right, bro.” “Come on. I got.”

“location 225. He in there. You want me to tell him?” “He in there doing it. You want me to tell him?”

“I got her bag right there.” “See, that was what you.” “No, you just he came over here.” “He's in the war.” “Oh, he in the war room.”

“Oh, he right here.” “No, he not.” “He still here.” “I'm going to get it. All right,.”

“you got to print the uh the warrant over I guess over there.” “Yeah, he going over there. Come on. Let me take the You want to take the clothes first? Take these off.”

“I'm going over here.” “Take these out. But we going to TAKE THESE CLOTHES OFF. WE GOING TO make sure your.” “She continued directing racial insults at the officer.”

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