- Domestic battery in progress.
Male apparently is beating up a female.
Looks like we're about to roll.
Does he have any guns or weapons up there before we go up there?
- No, no. - Is he up there?
- No, he's not.
- 100%?
- 100%, swear to god.
- Did he flee on foot?
- He grabbed the fishing pole, he
grabbed the fishing bait off the dresser, stuffed it in the bag.
He said, I'm going fishing if you want to [bleep] talk to me.
- OK.
- That's what he said.
- Danielle, listen.
Just by him putting his hands on you,
I have enough to take him to jail, OK?
Listen, I'm not trying to coerce you into statements.
I just want to know the truth, OK?
- He's got a bad temper. - Because if I'm going to take--
OK. - He's got a bad temper.
Things have gotten way out of hand.
This is nothing compared to what they've been, OK?
That's what I'm going to say. - That's fine.
- And I want nothing, in no way, no part of this.
- That's fine, but we can solve this tonight.
- No we can't.
- Yes, we can.
- No.
- There's resources available to you.
- I know.
- So all the victim would tell me is that he grabbed her.
According to the witnesses, they heard
a bunch of yelling, banging.
It sounded like someone fell, both hearing smacks.
And she was just involved in a bad car accident where she has
multiple injuries from that.
So it's sort of different from a battery in that she's
got for bruising and whatnot.
Going back in that home, not getting the help you need,
you can get hurt.
You understand that?
So then why don't you let us help you?
- Because um, what you need to understand
is not going back in that home, not fixing that room,
not doing what I need to do as a woman, as whatever,
will get me hurt too.
- She's saying he's possibly fishing at a local pond.
So--
- OK, what, uh, do we have any charges?
- Domestic battery at the most.
She's not really-- all she said is that he grabbed her,
and she refuses to say anything else.
- It's up to me to change it.
For some reason, I'm not changing it.
I can't tell you why.
I don't know if I think I deserve it or--
I don't know.
But [sigh] this is bad.
[police radio chatter]
- We've develop probable cause to arrest him
for aggravated battery, domestic battery,
and he also has a warrant for also domestic violence.
So right now, we got word that he's out here
and hide around in this pond out here.
So we're going to go ahead, and there's a trail possibly
over here, and we're going to go out there
and see if we can find him.
[music playing]
Keep your hands out of your pockets.
Drop it.
Turn around, and get on your knees, bro.
[dog bark]
- Good boy.
- [inaudible]
- Hands behind your back.
Don't make any sudden moves.
Make a praying sign behind your back.
Praying sign behind your back.
- [inaudible]
- Just fishing for some bass, huh?
Huh?
- Me and the old lady was arguing, so--
- OK, well, don't--
I'm going to read you your rights here in a minute,
and I'll let you talk, if you want to talk to me, OK?
So why do you think we're here?
- That was it.
- That's it?
Nothing was physical?
- No.
- No one pushed each other, grabbed each other?
- Nope.
I mean, as far as the pushing thing, I push--
I pushed her back. Yes, I did.
So--
- What do you mean you pushed her back?
- She got up in my face, and she was, she was all, you know,
like-- - OK, so--
- So I pushed her. - So you pushed her.
She got in your face.
- I pushed her when she got, like, right in my face.
- That was upstairs? - Mhm.
That was upstairs, and that was it.
And that's all that happened. - Both hands?
One hand?
- One hand.
I just pushed her back away from me, so she--
she's be known to hit me in the face, so--
- Really? - Yeah.
- You've never ever laid a hand on her?
- I'm not going to say that, man.
I have-- I have--
- Have what?
- I have-- when she hits me in the face,
I tried to smack her back, open hand and smacked her.
- In the face?
- Yeah, I mean, when she hit me in the face,
I open handed smacked her back.
- All right, buddy.
What we're going to do is we're going to go back in here
and take a seat, OK?
Then you'll be going to jail for the warrant is
confirmed, and then aggravated battery,
and simple domestic battery.