- We're going to a disturbance with weapons between, sounds
like, a mother and her son.
The son has a knife and busted the mother's tires.
It should be coming up here to the left.
Look like he busted it with a knife.
She caught a flak.
[door opens]
- Let's go.
[knocking]
- What's going on, man?
- He picked me up from school, and we were talking about how
he does this and he does that.
And he does this for the truck, and he does that for the truck.
- What does he do for the truck?
- Fix the motor.
- Oh, OK.
So he fixes the truck when it breaks down?
- Yeah.
And so I told him, I said, well, I pay the insurance,
and I never get to drive it.
And when I said that, he pulled on the side,
well, drive your truck.
So I got in the driver's side.
We pulled up right here, and they had some young ladies
in the back.
And the young--
- So he asked somebody to ride with y'all?
- Yeah. - Where they at?
- They left. Now
- OK.
- He says, well, I'm going to drive them home.
I'm bringing you home.
I said, no, this is my truck.
You're not taking it.
- Well, I'll pull you out the truck again.
He got out, sliced the tire, was going to change the tire,
(CRYING) and that's when I called y'all.
- So did he ever pull you out of the truck just now?
- No.
- OK.
- He just threatened to pull you out the truck?
- He threatened me.
He didn't touch me.
I didn't touch him.
- Yeah.
The first time, it barely cut it.
It wasn't going out.
She tried to drive somewhere, man.
I mean, yo, ask her.
She'll tell you.
She tried to drive off with my [bleep]..
She wasn't driving my [bleep].
I bought the tire, bro.
I understand it's on her truck, so it's her [inaudible]..
You know what I'm saying?
I understand that, man.
- He's done sliced four tires on my truck before.
I had to change all four of them.
- He stay with you?
- Not anymore.
- So what he's doing with you right now?
- 'Cause he's living out the truck.
- She can keep it.
I told her that.
You can-- I don't want it.
- Well, then, OK.
- But don't ask me to fix it next time it break.
- Then don't fix it.
- Don't ask me to drive it when you don't feel like driving.
Don't-- would you leave me?
Get out of my life.
- Why you with her?
Why you with her then?
Why you want to run out then?
- Because I had to go pick her up.
- You just said you didn't want her in your life, bro.
- Do that, then. You're right.
- I'm just saying--
- Can I get my stuff and go?
- You're not free to leave just yet.
- OK, thank you.
- What you want done?
- All right.
Mr. Derek, where's the spare tire?
- Underneath the truck, sir.
- Could you fix that?
- Yes, sir,
- All right, let's get to it.
[door opens]
- [bleep]
- They got into a argument.
The son had a few girls inside the vehicle
that he wanted to go have a fun time with.
The mama said we wasn't having it.
So the son gets mad, jumps out the car, and says, well,
just give me my stuff, and I'mma leave.
She was going to take off with all his stuff,
so he slashed the tires.
- When it's running, it's her truck.
When it's broke, it's my truck.
- Yeah.
She told me that.
- Oh, she going to be honest with you.
But I can't put the truck in my name.
My license is suspended three years.
I've got three driving under suspensions and nothing
I could do about it, and she knows that.
Trust me.
- She don't want him to go to jail.
She just want him to fix the tires.
Plus, he disconnected the battery.
Said, like, hey, man, look, either you fix the tires
or you go to jail.
So he decided to fix the tires, put the battery back in place,
and they going to go about their business.