- The female called into dispatch
and said that her boyfriend called her stupid,
and she's upset about this.
And she's causing a disturbance at one
of our local gas stations.
Dispatch advised that she was screaming,
and that the male was apparently in his truck
in the parking lot.
[music playing]
Well, there she is.
This must be our girl.
I'm going to see what's going on.
Hey, what's the problem?
- Hold on, mom.
I've got to call you back.
- What's the deal?
- He's threatening-- he's threatening to leave me.
He's threatening to throw-- to keep my
[bleep] because we're homeless.
He's calling me I'm stupid and immature
and I need to grow up when he controls
me, sir-- when he tells me I need to do something.
- All right.
Come over here.
Can you just hang tight right here for a second
and don't go anywhere, all right?
Do you want to lean up against my car instead,
or do you want to hang out here? - I'm fine.
- You're good? All right.
Hang on.
Hang tight.
- I'm calm.
I've been in my truck.
- Do you just need to-- you just needed to-- were you
planning on leaving her here?
- If she was keeping on acting the way she is,
I'm not going to deal with that. - All right.
I understand. I understand.
- Like was hitting me, you get what I mean?
- It's a little cold to be leaving your girlfriend out
here, know what I'm saying? - I get that.
And I don't want to.
That's why I stayed here.
- If she calms down, and she just wants to know that
you love her. - I do love her.
- Type of thing. - I do.
- You know, but-- - You know what?
She just thinks I don't and whatnot,
and thinks what she wants to.
But I told her, think what you want.
- How can we make her feel that, you know, she loves you?
Because that the way, she'll calm down
and you guys can leave in peace.
- Like, I could come out of the truck and give her a big hug,
but I know that's gonna always work.
- All right.
Do you have any fear of her hurting
you or going crazy while you're driving or anything like that?
- No, no. - All right.
Can you hang tight for a second?
All right, so we're going to try to calm her down.
[police radio chatter]
All right, are you able to calm down?
Because he wants you you calm down so you guys can leave.
- He needs to apologize to me.
- All right, you know what--
- Because he flipped on me for no reason,
sir, no reason at all!
- Do you want to go with him right now?
Would you like to--
- I'm fine with going with him, but I don't want him talking
and he needs to apologize to me.
- He would like you to go with him.
- I'm not apologizing to him. He can apologize to me.
- If you can calm down.
Fine, you don't have to apologize to him.
- And I'll go in the truck once he apologizes to me.
- All right.
Hang tight.
Did you get that?
- Can we kind of--
- I can come out of the truck.
- Quell this with the apology and the hug, maybe,
and say, hey baby, I love you, let's go home?
- I mean, that would make sense.
- Can we make that work?
All right.
- [inaudible] while you guys are here.
- He's gonna-- I just had a talk with him.
He's got something to say to you, all right?
- I dropped the phone.
- You dropped your phone?
- [bleep]
- [bleep] If you love me, a real man comes for his
girlfriend no matter what.
- I'm s--
- No, no. - Let her talk.
- Yeah.
I know.
- A real man does that.
This is not a relationship, right here.
This is not a relationship.
You don't see it.
You need to start realizing things, [bleep]..
You don't, I'm gone.
I'm done.
- You're hearing what she's saying, right?
- Yep.
- She wants you to kind of just be a little nicer.
- Yeah.
- If he does that, can you guys be OK
and leave us together today? - Yes.
- All right. Can we both agree to that?
- If he starts to realize some [bleep] then I will.
- No.
- You don't want to hug it out at least?
- No. - All right.
Well, she doesn't want to hug it out.
- But can you guys get in the car
and be happy together, at least for right now?
- I need time right now away from him, right now.
- I need time away from him. - So where are you going to go?
- Just a little bit.
Give me a few minutes at least.
- OK.
- How much is a few minutes?
Maybe five minutes?
- Just a few-- two minutes.
- Can we give her five minutes to just
kind of chillax for a minute?
- Sounds good.
- Oh yeah, don't keep it from me.
- OK.
Can you at least-- at least a few puffs, [bleep]??
- All right.
Can we share share a couple of puffs?
- Yeah. Yeah.
- Everyone's happy, will that help calm you down?
- Yeah.
- Take care of each other.
You guys are living in the truck right now.
- Yeah.
- Tough time.
What do you guys have?
You guys have each other right now.
- Yeah, I get that. - All right?
So make sure you take care of each other.
- And I try to.
I try my best to take care of her.
- Things will get hard sometimes, and--
- Talk when she's mad at me, and we get mad at each other.
- Hey, trust me, I understand, my brother.
I get it.
But you guys need to take care of each other.
It's cold. It's winter time.
- Yeah. - Winter time's here.
Keep each other warm.
Keep each other happy, all right?
All right. You guys have a good night.
- All right, you too.
Thank you.
- Sometimes people just need a reminder that, you know,
sometimes we have each other.
And no matter how big or small the issue is,
you just got to remember that.