- We got dispatched to a call for service
for a disturbance within a dwelling.
And it looks like some unwanted guests are there.
I'm not sure if they live there, but they're
requesting that they're removed from the property.
So we're going to go see what's going on
and discuss options with everyone involved
and see how we can help them come to a resolution.
What's going on, my man?
[dog barking]
- Man, I know you.
I've been here.
You know this woman lives here.
Come on, man.
You knew I was going to tell you that too.
- Well, she lives there.
It's her guest, man.
Are you two even still together?
Huh?
- Are you all still together or not?
- You still in a relationship with her?
I can't remember.
- You two used to love each other.
No?
You sure?
- It's different now?
- Yeah.
How many of those have you had today?
- No, I don't want to drink it.
Thank you, though.
So what has got you so upset with this fine, beautiful young
woman today?
- Easy, man. Easy.
Give me some space, now. - See?
- Give me some space now.
- So you letting her live here, and she
ain't taking care of it.
I gotcha.
That's your complaint?
I'm just making sure I got it right.
OK.
Well, let's go talk to her.
Why don't you do me a favor and chill outside, have a seat
on your lawn chair or whatever.
Richland County.
[tv noise]
Hey, what's going on with James out here?
James, how come you lied to me, man?
- She said that you're mad--
- She said you're mad because you wouldn't-- she
wouldn't bring you to the store.
- 'Cause I--
- Hey, so what's the deal.
Is that true?
- What'd you want to go to the store for?
- So that too. - That too.
- I gotcha.
So what did you need at the store?
All right.
I got a great idea.
I think you need to go in there and go to bed.
- Now, that's not nice.
James, we go way back.
Why are you going to do such a thing to me?
- She lives here.
I can't tell her to go nowhere.
- Then you going to go to jail.
- Then you can go to jail.
- So why would you do that?
- So you're telling me I need to go ahead and arrest you now
to keep you from doing that?
- I don't want to do that.
I'm asking, is that what you need?
- OK.
So let's get that thought out of our mind right now.
- I didn't say you had to leave.
I said you should go in there and go to bed.
[dog barking]
- Do you want to go to the hospital?
- OK.
[heavy sigh]
- Let me see your finger.
I'm going to put a Band-Aid on that.
- All right.
EMS is finishing up, just checking on his vitals
and stuff.
He complained of high blood pressure
so I had them come out and check him out.
Other than that, there's really nothing criminal going on,
and he's upset with her being in the house.
He's had his options explained to him.
- Trying to protect you.
- From doing something silly.
- Because I don't want to see you make a poor decision
and go to jail.
- I hope not.
- All right.
All right.
Well, they got some stuff for you to sign
and then we will all be out of your hair in just a moment.
He's been explained his options as far as getting her out
of the house, what he has to do.
It's not something I'm in a position I can force anybody
to leave tonight. They both live here.
So hopefully, he gets tired and goes to bed.
Otherwise, there's a good chance we'll be back out
here for what, I don't know, but I have a feeling he's
going to be the one to call us.
She's going to go lock herself in the room.
So we should be good.