Mom Realizes Her Daughter Is Actually a Criminal

[@jillcarter5221]

I am a mother of a child with a mental disorder who sometimes rages. This 1st video is why I will never call the police when she is elevating in behaviors. The last thing someone experiencing a breakdown need is to be yelled at. You have to remain calm for both the victim and you. Many mental disorders are located in the frontal lobe, and this prevents the patient from being able to reason or stay calm. Mom even told them she hasn't been right lately and is suspected to have schizophrenia.

[@yusramohaayusra1344]

I have a friend who is mental disorder and sometimes she kicks me or punch me and I have never felt bad or got sad because I know what she is dealing with I’m glad to have around sometimes she don’t even talk to me I give her sometimes anyway praying for you and my friend ❤️

[@MelanieClement-r2z]

I agree!!! They completely mistreated that woman. They should've called EMS immediately for a mental health evaluation. They absolutely 💯 mishandled that entire situation.

[@ArtemisTSF]

Firstly, a victim doesn’t have any right to make someone else a victim, number 2 she has ASSUMED mental disorders, hence why the mother asked them to take her to the er to get diagnosed.

[@danielcook4918]

Mental illness explains behaviour but it doesn't excuse it. Hold people accountable for their actions, otherwise they will end up with a personality disorder in addition to their other mental illness.

[@cristinaocasio7069]

@@ArtemisTSFnobody said she had a right to make someone else a victim. The “victim”, her mother, didn’t ask for the police to escalate and try for a felony charge when she asked for help for her daughter who was acting irate already. She asked for help for her daughter, not for herself. And this is what they got. Not everybody prides themselves on being a victim. The mother, instead of worrying about making sure everyone knows she’s a victim, is worried about helping her daughter.

[@sciencefictionisreal1608]

Honestly i feel so bad for the first girl. The mom was so worried about her and it was clear she had been struggling for a while. I hope she gets the help she needs.

[@nyanbinary1717]

Me too. It's such a clear case of psychosis, which has got to be at least as scary for her as it was for her parents.

[@kezzaward5104]

You feel bad for a thug bully sad for you that girl needs to not be here she's 🤢

[@JonasHDK]

i agree with you, i just don't see how it would help from the mom to press charges, sure she can get help without having pressed charged on her..

[@intelligenceissexy3733]

The truth is...over 1,000 people a year in the United States are fatally shot by police officers, and people with mental illness were involved in approximately 25% of those fatalities. People with mental health disorders who encounter police tend to experience higher rates of criminalization, are subject to more police use of force, and sustain higher rates of injury and even de*th. The police are NOT medical professionals. They are NOT educated or equipped to handle such crises. When are people going to learn that there are deadly consequences when police lack proper training to handle mental illness calls? Nationwide protests over police accountability and racial justice have reenergized longstanding efforts to change how police departments respond to someone in a mental health emergency. Many are calling for removing or dramatically reducing law enforcement's role in responding to those crisis calls. Nearly a quarter of all people killed by police officers in America have had a known mental illness. Major injuries, too, are also common. There's evidence that violent encounters between police and people in a mental crisis are on the rise. Still, many police departments seem to be reluctant to use a widely-used program for handling mental health and substance abuse crisis calls, called "crisis intervention teams" or CITs, even though the programs have been proven to be very effective. Even some trainers of CITs now say that utilizing these services are poorly implemented by many police departments. You got to wonder why they aren't sending out those trained mental-health response units, staffed by social workers or crisis counselors, who could respond to mental-health incidents in lieu of armed police? It is deeply unsettling to realize that when law enforcement officers are sent to assist individuals in crisis, a significant number of these individuals tragically lose their lives at the hands of those who were supposed to provide help. 😡

[@DeborahKerr-gi5ht]

Totally.Shes not in her right mind

[@Pixietail007]

Mom you don’t understand how the system works, when you charge your daughter she’s treated like a criminal, you needed to take her to the hospital for medical help.

[@sarahmurphy8030]

Looked like she was scared of her daughter after the beating she took.

[@nycketajo149]

Right. She kept telling them to take her to the hospital. But also pressed charges.

[@sparklyyboozz]

You think she can keep her in a moving vehicle?

[@LisasLifeThenandNow]

The cops needed multiple people to get her out of the home! Do they think it’s easier for the Mom to just bring her to the ER? It’s an awful thing to go through as a parent. There needs to be some in between. The Mom needed to call for help. But, the daughter needs help too!

[@Pixietail007]

@@sparklyyboozz no, but being an ER nurse for 30 years, I would’ve called an ambulance as I would’ve if I thought it was a heart attack. The paramedics could call for back-up if needed. I would’ve charged her later if she didn’t agree to get into the ambulance. I would’ve contacted her doctor to try and get her certified for 48hrs as she’s definitely a danger to others. Nowhere did I suggest the mom drive her abusive daughter herself for help.

[@JaylaLuke]

unfortunately there is such thing as alcohol and or drug induced schizophrenia :( poor girl

[@SugarTits716]

However, there can be drug- or alcohol-induced hallucinations, paranoia & other symptoms similar to schizophrenia.

[@jacovisnowe]

There is a genetic issue where marijuana can induce schizophrenia in a person who is genetically predisposed to it. Then drugs and/or alcohol can absolutely induce manic states or dissociative states that would be similar to symptoms of schizophrenia. Also, drugs and alcohol will exacerbate the symptoms of whatever mental illness someone already has.

[@bambamsboys7394]

Those OFFICERS in the 1st one were so friggin horrible at their jobs! Her mother told them immediately that she has schizophrenia, mental disorders & was intoxicated, yelling at her and treating her like a criminal is not going to help. I understand she has to be dealt with BUT they didn’t understand her at all. If she was schizophrenic then she would be wanting to “talk to a friend”, etc. They have NO idea how to deal with mental illness, obviously. I hope this video can make some changes for them. Don’t forget to be kind, it’s not hard! Peace and Love All! ❤

[@heatheral-hammadi3046]

Came here to say this

[@ooopeiceofcandi]

Yea, but it’s not time to talk when she won’t talk and doesn’t make sense and is hurting others. They only yelled while she yelled and tried to hurt them. They tried very hard to make her comfortable and keep her from being harmed.

[@OndriaDancingStar]

I think they handled the situation perfectly as the mom knew she had a mental issue and did not do HER job a mother to seek help. this isnt a police matter but they were called and they showed up.

[@TheWhatman21]

The mom said I THINK. thats not a diagnosis

[@pjpickles2777]

The initial officer on the scene handled things perfectly. He took what the mother said about her and handled the daughter very well. The 2nd officer,not so much.

[@butter7734]

That is like the worst nightmare as a parent. One kid murders the other kid and mom loses both.

[@Notarealponcho444]

I'm convinced that there is nothing physically stronger than a drunk woman

[@christinesimpson6529]

Micha is a grown woman stealing her mother's money and assaulting her Get out of your mother's home stay away and GROW UP mum take out a restraining order haven't you spent enough years raising her, have a rest

[@ellatpetty]

You don’t get diagnosed at the ER for something as complex as what this girl is going through. I know Mom just wants her daughter to get help ASAP but unfortunately they can’t diagnose someone with a mental disorder at the ER one night. Mom needs support and alanon

[@coolgirlfrozenfeet]

Yeah, but going to the ER can be the first step. Plus, it’s good to have a record of what’s happened before, in order to aid diagnosis.

[@DoeMeNeek]

Well yeah but in a lot of areas the E.R. or hospital has a psychological ward place for 48h or 72h holds / committing someone against their will for their safety... where we are its called "the johnson unit" and as far as I know the main way there is through the ER...

[@DeborahKerr-gi5ht]

Mental health systems need to improve

[@TrashyPanda420]

ER os the same people that hold you whole waiting to go into the mental health section, its quite possible she saw a professional 🤷‍♀️

[@jeanredmond4046]

Exactly, er's don't diagnose. They treat the symptoms, only if it's severe will they go any further, if you need admission then you'll get an actual dr.

[@lindasimmons-z7s]

You can always tell if someone was never told “NO” as a child.

[@theresaperry1448]

Who else thinks this won't be the last time Amari goes to jail?

[@barrywalker673]

This first woman reminds me.... I'm a war veteran. I had been diagnosed with PTSD from my experiences driving a tank on the front line. That was nearly 34 years ago. I don't get triggered anymore thankfully. I left my ex-wife just over 2 years ago. She got like the first woman too many times to count from the first year we were together. Inconsolable, angry and unhinged. Lashing out at me. The feelings I had 2 years after the war being exposed to war movies/TV are much akin to how I feel watching this. I'm just glad to know that PTSD does heal with time. I may have 34 more years left in me if I'm lucky, so I may be able to watch stuff like this without my stomach turning in knots after 10 more years apart. So that's good... I guess. I watch this type of content to remind me to stay single. I'm far happier alone, believe that. If your significant other behaves like the first woman continually, run, and fast. There is nothing you can do for a severely mentally ill individual sadly. We tried everything for 25 years to make it work. I do miss her, but I just can't live like that anymore. I hope she's alright. I pray that she is.

[@Soyashin]

Damn..

[@darlene_rosestrickland5321]

Thank you for your service 🙏🏻🩶

[@peacelove7706]

You just haven’t met a woman who understands your PTSD. I have CPTSD from horrible abuses by my first husband. It’s taken years. No one in my immediate life of family, friends gets it. They see me and my children as “problems, black sheep, etc etc” nobody takes into consideration or cares enough to research PTSD. I lived with a Marine for a few years, and it was so different, we understood each others triggers,and could See clearly for the other IN a triggered moment. We are still friends and rely on each other from time to time when things get gnarly….Please, keep your Heart open….the right woman is out there…..When your both ready, the universe will bring you together. Thank you for your service Sir. My son is in the USAF and has been deployed more times than I care to count. Much Love and Blessings to You.

[@barrywalker673]

@@peacelove7706 Thanks. Only time will tell about opening myself to another woman. I'm happy these days, that's all that matters to me for now. Peace and solace is how I choose to live my life now. It would take a very special woman for me to risk the loss of that peace. Have a wonderful night. Blessings to you as well.

[@neekzz6633]

@@barrywalker673 You seem like a very genuine person, I wish that your progress in healing continues and that good things come your way! Good luck.

[@chelseaonelove5431]

Re the first girl, it so upsetting when cops don't know how to handle mental illness. Also, the commentator said something like "she was determined to make the cops lives difficult". I feel that was insensitive as well. Zoe doesn't seem to have the ability to control her emotions/behavior due to mental illness and the alcohol. Drugs and alcohol make mental illness much worse. She should have went to a psych hospital, then jail.

[@brettgofgosky1911]

Did you raise good kids that don't have records?

[@brettgofgosky1911]

You have the right to sit in jail for twenty years and keep your mouth shut.do it!!!!

[@csm4082]

No matter what they did, she would have ended up acting like that.

[@TyJ-j5x]

​@@brettgofgosky1911 Did you Get raised well without a record?

[@shawnarain8605]

Exactly

[@KrystieTremblay]

First girl ..same thing happened to my son with his mental health disorder and breakdown. Theure not trying to break the law or try to harm ..thays why it's called a mental health disorder! Get them help ! I called for help for my son to go to psychward and they in turn arrested him ! Full panic attack they put a net mask on him , slammed him in the ground, held his face down hard ,tied his feet and he was calm before all that !!! System is so screwed !

[@nadiawatkins8991]

I bet he was really annoying though

[@lizhelm9922]

I'm so sorry. Hopefully you both are doing better

[@lizhelm9922]

​@@nadiawatkins8991if you live your life the same way you leave comments, YOU are the one that's out there annoying people. Mental health can be helped. Full blown personality like yours, takes much more. CBT and DBT are your best hope. Good luck

[@suzannefuvich8834]

Sounds like they need to be educated about mental health.

[@KrystieTremblay]

@@lizhelm9922 he is doing better, thank you !! He's received help finally! Has meds and weekly counseling. I'm so thankful that someone finally listened to him

[@kristiwetsel9531]

God I cant imagine loosing both my kids in one day , one to heaven one to jail..

[@DD-pt9qw]

That was a sad case.😢

[@ksborder]

1st mom has the right idea about what her daughter needs, but unfortunately, nothing ever works the way it logically should.

[@irismagnussen7101]

First clip made me really angry. These cops have no business responding to mental health cases. First they yell at her, then she’s going to catch felony charges for kicking? They think she’s been doing more than alcohol, well if she is mentally ill, these guys wouldn’t know the difference. If she is having an episode, that talking doesn’t necessarily mean she is drugged up. This is why becoming a cop is a 3 year degree where I come from.

[@williammoore8210]

I feel bad for the first girl man. Mental health is crazy and ive dealt with it myself. In reality, nothing is wrong but in your head you believe everything is wrong and everyone is against you and nothing can change your mind. Its fkn horrible

[@kaatjeeeckhout8352]

I'll say it again and again, cops need ear protection..😔

[@ladymary9794]

Lol. Yes!

[@DD-pt9qw]

Isn’t that the truth.😂

[@eileenwheeler645]

Mom doesn’t realize it’s her job to get her daughter medically diagnosed and put into treatment not the police . They need to remove the threat .

[@lizhelm9922]

Medics definitely should have taken a bigger role.

[@nycketajo149]

The only option mom has is to call the police. If her daughter is over 18, she cannot get her medical care. Only the daughter can. she could of got a 72 hr phsyc hold, but that too is a judge ussued warrant. If she refused to go they would still arrest her. And she would get her 72 hr hold in the jail and be evaluated there. Well.... depending on the state.

[@BlackFairy24]

As someone who works with individuals with autism and schizophrenia the police officer needed to handle the situation differently

[@letthelightshinein]

If their police departments trained them properly it would make a world of difference. I don't blame the officers as individuals. They do the best they can

[@Pinki_315]

And how about murderers and rapists? What about children and people too obese to fit in the squad? The world doesn't revolve around individuals' own personal needs, ffs.

[@letthelightshinein]

@@Pinki_315 what does any of that have to do with how officers deal with mental health calls????

[@YouTube_voyeur]

The ER can’t diagnose a mental health issue.

[@maryford650]

Who the hell does that mother thinks she is? "You're not coming in my house. Write up a ticket and give it to us. You're not arresting her." Really? I wonder where her daughter got her bad attitude from? 😊

[@lisabowman8656]

I don't think her mom had a bad attitude. She was actually shocked at her daughters attitude. She was trying to protect her Dr from being arrested. Which didn't work. Lol

[@AmandaBooBerry]

That 1st mom broke my heart. A yr ago my 34 y/o son died. 6 months ago my 36 y/o son had a protracted mental health crisis. He was arrested attempting s***ide by cop, and I left him in jail for 3 months. I was so afraid for him, but hospitals don't always keep people who are a danger to themselves. The love for your kids is intense & full of good intentions. The pain that mental health disorders visit on moms is beyond what we're equipped for. I doubt she'll see this, but honey, you are not alone. (My son is doing so well now. I was scared as hell helping him out of jail, but his brain chemistry has normalized & he's in therapy. It's been the worst year of my life & I've deployed for war!)

[@tycol322]

That first mom seems like a saint to me. I don't know where she was but she turned on a dine to come back from utah to try and help her daughter. Just to get whipped by her. And her first thought was still to tell the officers whatever you got to do to help her. Not im done. Its over i can't deal with her i want her fine but help her. If that aint a mamas love

[@ChrisCarlin-is8wv]

I could never be a cop. My grandchildren are difficult at times, but they’re still pre school.

[@cherie623]

She's never been diagnosed at this age????? 🙄

[@missbae28]

Why does she needs to be diagnosed 😂is that mandatory in your country??

[@molliedavis8664]

If you’re referring to the first story, schizophrenia doesn’t usually start to appear until the person is in their late teens to early 20s for men and the late 20s to early 30s for women. That’s probably why she was never diagnosed with it. The symptoms are probably just now appearing.

[@mesayso7095]

Why interview a person clearly out of their mind? Whatever is happening with the young lady is not anything you as a cop should be doing. She needed a damn hospital not a felony

[@mhiebendaal3836]

Policing is going to get, MUCH, more complicated😮

[@rhondamccardle16]

These officers did an excellent job handling this whole situation

[@molliedavis8664]

As a mom of a child who is nonverbal autistic, that first story absolutely broke my heart and has me terrified for what the future holds.. I really hope some changes are made to help those with mental health issues or a disability.

[@michellesmith702]

"She kicked Preston." "Does he need EMS?" 😑🙄

[@Adapting2Autism]

He didnt say were preston was kicked so she was just concerned also no matter how small the incident they have to ask does that person need EMS its protocol. If you were a officer im sure if someone kicked you , you would most def feel the same way you just want to do your job not be kicked and to have EMS look at it most def would be best so it is documented for the job just in case something medical happens down the line from that kick

[@charlie6849]

The first girl seems that she may be assaulted as well as every time a male officer comes near she becomes hysterical.

[@TracyBennett-cc9mm]

Sad the mom thinks pressing charges on her daughter will help her!!!! 😢 JAILS AND JUDGES DO NOT HELP WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

[@haleyshawn7407]

I’m assuming the daughter won’t get help herself and so the mom probably thinks this is the only way to get her daughter help. Unfortunate situation for both of them

[@melissab1360]

While I agree it forces the daughter to get help because the courts will order it and if jot then the charges stick. The cops did too much though and ahouldve listened about taking her to the hospital first

[@platinumpineal83]

People out here throwing tantrums like children! So much entitlement and disrespect. Its simple to follow lawful commands and act civil to make the whole situation go more smoothly..

[@melissab1360]

That first case is VERY clear its a mental health issue combined with alcohol. She shouldve been taken to the ER as the mother requested. 2nd case- Amari gonna have a hard time in that jail with her "I dont need you to tell me what to do!" Well maam, youre gonna be told A LOT what to do inside lol Case 3 - Andrea landed herself in hot water & nearly got her momma April charged. Momma teaching her daughter lack of accountability and how to skirt the laws. Case 4 - Abby getting up in that cops face and then demanding "dont touch me!" Maam if your ass stayed seated they wouldnt have gone hands on as quickly. You alone escalated it. Im unsure why she wasnt held on that psych hold after threatebibg to unalive herself in graphic detail. I always laugh when i hear them demand "get these cuffs off me. Get these cuffs iff of me NOW!" Why surr maam, lemme take them off right away for you! Would you like anything else? Case 5 - Micha Beating her momma was bad enough, then her entitlement through it all was cringy. Also "I didnt have any money" "I had $50 in my back pocket thats missing!" " i had $40 in my hand thats missing. He stole it!" " I had $40 in my hand that was on the ground and now its gone." Crazy how much that kept chqnging. Also her husband with the "what a man throws a woman onnthe ground. What a man!" comments. Typical bullshit enabler. Case 6 I cant imagine that poor mom. Losing her son at the hands of her daughter. She lost 2 kids that night. I did read up that mom was at court for her and supported her through it. I cant imagine and dont know what i would do if it was my kids. It was apparently a manic episode caused by stopping her ADHD medication and had been self harming.

[@mirandapreston3922]

I remember the 12 uear old and 9 year old. Her brother tragically lost his life as a result of his injuries. Her mother stood by her side through the proceedings. I don't know what (if any) the outcome from the courts.

[@smileback135]

Where did you find that information I would like to look it up

[@mirandapreston3922]

@smileback135 There's several you tube videos, and articles regarding it.

[@biggscoodah5816]

The First Lady seems to really need help and for the cop to say she kicked me so I’m putting felony charges on her !! Man you not hurt so why put those charges on her when obviously she going through it!!

[@BigMama_21]

29:45 the fact Mom thinks she can stop the police from arresting her daughter is a whole new level for me SMDH

[@thatchick1205]

The first girl, I do not see those charges holding. I’m sorry but the cops didn’t handle that way. She is obviously out of her mind. She needs medical help. And I bet she will be found incompetent and go to the hospital and then all charges will be dropped. I feel horrible for her. And those cops need better training with dealing with mental ill people. She wasn’t a criminal, she is sick and needs help badly.

[@ooopeiceofcandi]

What were they supposed to do? Let her keep hurting others and herself.?. She wasn’t in her right mind to speak or listen and she was hurting people. They aren’t doctors or psychiatrists. They did their job perfectly. They tried their best to make sure she was comfortable and tried to sit her up. They charged her correctly. Once the charges are looked over and her mental illness is looked over that’s when whoever handles the charges will drop or do whatever.

[@sarahhibbard4845]

Mom, should have had her diagnosed a long time ago. You can't expect the police to do all of that for you.. wtf

[@molliedavis8664]

Schizophrenia doesn’t usually appear in women until they are in their 20s to 30s so that would have been super difficult for her to get diagnosed before hand.

[@Rhonda858]

I love how the police officer spoke with Abi that was getting admitted into a mental facility, he was very calm and understanding of her situation and mental disabilities but she wasn't having it. He tried everything he could to get her the help she needed but she was beyond accepting help graciously and she is the one that kept on antagonizing the police officers that had not disrespected her at all.

[@CrystalCollins-z6g]

It should not be up to the police to handle mental illness situations unless there is a threat. Why did mental treatment facilities close? Where are the mentally ill supposed to recieve help? ERs are not able to handle psych all they can do is monitor and search for any availability at some facility which are very few.

[@solanfhart2694]

First guy turned into a demon as soon as he yelled back

[@andramedatrozelle3377]

Literally the second girl was just angry. I know that type of anger when family lies about you. It's sad that the officers on site didn't even give her a chance to tell her side of the story.😢

[@Leavemealone54]

There should be no excuses for abuse. Your mental illness needs to be taken care of.

[@used.bonggwaterr]

that second girl was a valid crashout i wanna see camera footage bc i dont believe the daughter is 100% at fault

[@AB-et1ug]

This mum needs to stop babying her grown daughter - spoilt adult children are the result of poor parenting just listening to Mum. 1st case

[@karenbrojakowski731]

Mental issues aside, adults kicking cops and beating on elderly momma's makes this difficult - I feel for her mother.... She's the one who has to deal with all this!

[@peachyrider9987]

Cops would give a felony for a hang nail. They would cry and carry on that it hurt.😂 I'm laughing, but it is 💯 percent true.

[@theevanthompson]

Spoken like a habitual offender.

[@tpb29]

1:09:53 hier und 1:11:07 und 1:12:30 Das verstehe ich nicht, die Beamten wissen doch , das der kleine junge verstorben ist. Sie müssten eigentlich der Mutter ,die Wahrheit sagen, und sie nicht in falscher Hoffnung belassen. Auch rechtlich ist es notwendig , ihr die Wahrheit zu sagen. Sehr traurig 😢 Mein Herzlichen beileid an die Familie. Ruhe in Frieden 🕊 kleiner man. Wir hatten auch ein sehr schmerzhaften Zeiten durchmachen müssen. Die Erinnerungen an die Tochter meinen Onkel kommt wieder zurück 😢

[@coolgirlfrozenfeet]

Yeah, I don’t understand him actually saying the boy was breathing and they were working on him, even though he already knew it was over.

[@TrashyPanda420]

She was a part of it Mr 3rd reich

[@BrownHuman84]

This human experience is straight up hell.

[@FeralFembot]

😥

[@grief9393]

2nd girl pissed me off. stressing out and embarassing the hell her poor mother for no valid reason other then the crazy high level of entitlement......also it frustrates me when ppl dont educate themselves in the law and the concequences that follow them. "i didnt know" isnt an exuse

[@dawnquelch585]

I wish cops were honest with parents. Their daughter will not get diagnosed in an ER. She will not be treated in jail. This route does not help the mentally ill person in any way.

[@brettgofgosky1911]

Who is paying for the alcohol?

[@cathytigges9373]

The content creator has a radio voice! Very pleasant.

[@LisaBosnak]

This last is horrible 😢!! God help this family 😢😢😮😮!!

[@maryford650]

With that mouth and attitude, it's hard to believe being put on the ground by cops is the most appalling thing that's ever happened to her.

[@FeralFembot]

She seems so full of herself and a complete spoiled brat.

[@theresaperry1448]

Zoe...if you don't like your mom, move out of her home and get out on your own!!!

[@mleelaine5000]

The patients these officers have is commendable

[@wickedfairies3111]

How do these poor officers protect their hearing with the screaming and yelling that they hear at times?! Its hard to watch everyone dealing with this situation. If anyone has ever had a loved one with a mental illness, then you know exactly how chaotic and exhausting it can be..

[@TheworldiseffdUP]

I feel very sorry for the police and hospital personnel, no one knows what they go through until you watch these videos and see what they endure.

[@RachaelDixon-qe9pk]

That second girl....who talks to their mother like that?? That's absolutely disgusting.

[@patriciacorcoran4582]

My usual answer when somebody says what you looking at ,is ,I'll send you a post card when I figure it out ,usually leaves them gobsmacked .😊

[@TJsGang]

Does anyone believe that we treat our mentally ill people harshly?

[@peachyrider9987]

💯

[@sythiadawn]

You don't treat them at all!

[@letthelightshinein]

Better now than fifty to a hundred years ago. We can't expect perfection.

[@FeralFembot]

💯

[@MelanieClement-r2z]

That first woman needed a mental health evaluation by a medical professional. She didn't need to be berated by the police. They absolutely 💯 should have called EMS!!!! The officer was more worried about "being kicked" than he was about helping that woman. A grown man whining, thats what that looked like.

[@ashlee5634]

First mom: you don't have to whisper schizophrenia. It's a medical condition not a curse word. Too many parents wait too long to get help because they think a child being mentally ill is shameful or a reflection on them. It's a medical problem. There's no shame in getting help for a medical problem. Don't hesitate because early intervention matters.

[@CarolSheppard-itsablingting]

I love the mother instructing the police on what she wants. They're like, uh huh....

[@nothlee2622]

Girl that ran from the cops. She said she was sorry, let’s all go boys. She said she was sorry. Now we have to forgive and forget. She’s sorry.

[@philliphoward6048]

So the first lady drinks to drown her problems. Unfortunately for her, her problems are damn good swimmers...

[@kindytheb]

Mom: "She has an associate's degree from community college, so she's a little extra." Daughter: *loudly and violently resists arrest* Mom: "She gets excited."

[@Abbiedarn]

Man, in the second one those police officers have super nice cars!

[@angiehoose4557]

That first clip. She is SO FAKING!!! I don't know HOW you cops put up with this!! BRING BACK THE STRAIGHT JACKET!!!

[@CAREDITZWORLD]

0:05 bro screamed so hard it sounded like a air raid siren💀💀

[@brettgofgosky1911]

Treat your kid like a baby and dont make them grow up and dont discipline them and this is the result parents.

[@flp376]

Oh my goodness how horrible that someone would steal from their elderly mother to buy crap from temu. WOW

[@traceybugg2884]

The Second girl i feel the cops were yanking her arm up like she said he was. I think he lied about the assult battery to an office. I didn t see anything like that. Yes, she did over react. If she would have stayed calm. Most times if u stay calm things go way better. Even if her mom was lying her staying calm makes her Mom look like shes over reacting.

[@kathymartinez2151]

Ok that cop needs retrained on people with that kind of disorder. Because he definitely lost his cool

[@TracyBennett-cc9mm]

Zoe needs to go to hospital why press felony charges on her that’s the last thing someone with mental health issues needs

[@BeverlyM52]

Some of these officers have the patience of Job.

[@kaylabarney8762]

The lady cop in the first video made the situation worse just standing over zoe shining a light in her face while shes clearly already in distress. I think the whole situation could have been handled better. Calm instead of confrontational

[@2days2cents]

OMG the first and the last videos were heartbreaking to me but especially the last one where the 12yr old stabbed and killed her brother. I don't know if she really didn't know why she had stabbed him but the fact that she was hysterical and repeated she was sorry and didn't know why she had done it and even mentioned something demonic and then asking God to help her while she was in the back of the cop car seemed so genuine. I truly believe this child has some psychological disorder and she is definitely going to need years of mental help, as well as the entire family. I can't even imagine a mother being able to forgive their child for killing another child but I do believe for the mental sake of both their futures then forgiveness has to happen or it will crush them both! May God give them both peace and strength because this was beyond heartbreaking! 😢

[@CarmenPerez-j9w]

Andreas mother needs to stop enabling her EXTRA daughter, mom should get charged so she can cut the crap.Thats why these people 2alk around like they're untouchable, because of all the yes people around them

[@solanfhart2694]

First cop dousnt seam to wanna help. Gotta be more mature than that homie. You can’t take it personally when everybody hits you. When a person hits you with true Ill intent. Yes. Ofc. Being an asshole to a person going through a potentially world bending breakdown. Not okay

[@ashlee5634]

The last one was heartbreaking. Mom lost both kids in one insane act of violence.

[@May-kd9fk]

Parents and Citizens should have a legal right to call for help to get their family members to a hospital. When they can’t do it themselves.

[@darlene_rosestrickland5321]

Damn I feel for the mum at the end that had me balling 🥺🥺

[@FeatherAsmr-s9b]

Same 😢

[@SomethingCrazy-p4g]

52:50 bro grabbed the door with malice and justice😭

[@glory_daze1571]

Intoxication and schizophrenia are 2 different issues. One is a choice.

[@melissab1360]

That choice can also make the other more severe, and it's not always a choice. Genetics play a role, as does environment, and the developing brain.

[@rhondamccardle16]

These officers all were excellent how they handled things. They were professional, calm, and compassionate. I am really really proud of all of these officers. They just did a really professional all around. Great job guys. Thank you for your awesome service. May God bless you all forever.

[@meltandburn77]

Yea, the mom doesnt get to dictate what help she gets. It probably just made matters worse for the daughter. I understand the parents need protection, but I believe the mother thought she would get help she needed, this i think is just going to cause more issues.

[@marypoppins2232]

really sad how these channels are uploading videos of people with mental disorders to make money. That first girl was having problems.

[@hyperpunk3]

Really sad how the hypocrisy of people who are watching these channels, giving these channels the views to make money.

[@theresaperry1448]

That's what happens to jeans when you wear a size 22 and you TRY to wear a size 10...they shred!! 😂!

[@kathleenclark291]

Zoe's mom...really? Police roadside diagnosis and treatment for what is obviously not in their lane of work. So she gets arrested, court orders mental health evaluation, drug evaluation is done if indicated. If found guilty, treatment comes with probation or jail (if available in lockup). Or it could have been a priority of yours since you are so sure what she needs.

[@heidijohannes4271]

Sending her to jail for a felony for kicking the officer is not doing for her the best that they can do. She needs help

[@Jugojuice28]

it should b mandatory for cris response with police in situations like this it was in my town but someone sued n now they don’t that first case should have had a mental health response not criminal

[@lisabowman8656]

My daughter is a police officer in a small town. JUST last year they had training for mental illness and crises..

[@Brandy-kv3pl]

See what happens when you don't discipline your kids

[@carolenault9147]

I hardly think mental illness has anything to do with saying no to your daughter as a child.

[@holleyo.5083]

Sorry but most all these cops are waaaaayyyy too nice. Way too nice.

[@darlene_rosestrickland5321]

I feel bad for Abby, the officer was so kind and empathetic of her situation and he did so well at his job. I hope she gets the help she truly needs and deserves 🙏🏻🩶

[@WillowRatLady]

Bye, Amari.😂