Nightmare Neighbor Finally Gets What She Deserves

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Cette vidéo de B-Cam police documente une intervention policière suite à des signalements d'activité suspecte devant un immeuble d'appartements. Les agents enquêtent sur des accusations de trafic de drogue et de séjour non autorisé dans un appartement, ce qui conduit à des tensions et finalement à l'arrestation d'une femme. Les points clés incluent :

  • Une voisine signale des activités suspectes et des nuisances sonores provenant d'un appartement.
  • Une femme nommée Jenny est interrogée concernant son séjour dans l'appartement de sa mère et des accusations de trafic de drogue.
  • Jenny est finalement arrêtée pour obstruction et résistance à l'autorité après avoir refusé de coopérer à une fouille basée sur l'Act 79 (suspicion raisonnable due à sa probation).

Signalement et Enquête Initiale

Une voisine contacte la police pour signaler des activités suspectes devant un immeuble, incluant des cris et des soupçons de trafic de drogue. Elle mentionne également qu'une femme ne devrait pas se trouver dans l'appartement 110 car la propriétaire, sa tante, est à l'hôpital. La voisine se plaint également des nuisances sonores causées par les occupants de l'appartement. Elle précise que la femme en question est présente depuis plus longtemps que la durée autorisée pour les visites.

Intervention et Interrogatoire de Jenny

L'officier Dun frappe à la porte de l'appartement 110 et interroge une femme nommée Jenny. Jenny affirme qu'elle est là pour nettoyer l'appartement de sa mère, qui serait au musée et non à l'hôpital comme l'avait signalé la voisine. Elle explique qu'elle a été interpellée par une voisine qui l'a accusée de trafic de drogue. Jenny mentionne également qu'elle a une procuration pour sa mère et qu'elle est en train de régulariser sa situation auprès de la direction de l'immeuble.

Act 79 et Fouille

L'officier Dun informe Jenny qu'elle est soupçonnée de trafic de drogue et qu'en raison de sa probation pour une infraction liée à la drogue, elle peut être fouillée en vertu de l'Act 79. Jenny nie les accusations et refuse de coopérer à la fouille, arguant qu'elle ne vit pas là et que c'est l'appartement de sa mère. Les policiers insistent sur le fait que l'Act 79 leur permet de procéder à la fouille, même si elle ne réside pas dans l'appartement.

Arrestation de Jenny et Témoignages des Voisins

Jenny est menottée et finalement arrêtée pour obstruction et résistance à l'autorité après avoir refusé d'ouvrir la porte à un autre occupant de l'appartement, Randall. Les policiers interrogent ensuite les voisins. Une voisine raconte avoir vu un sac plastique contenant une substance blanche ressemblant à de la drogue tomber de la poche de Jenny. Elle ajoute que Jenny se disputait avec une autre femme au sujet de la drogue. Les policiers vérifient les antécédents de Randall et découvrent qu'il a été condamné pour meurtre et cambriolage il y a plusieurs années.

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0:00 Yeah, I was walking my dog and I come around the corner and they were screaming. >> I can even hear have my headphones on. I hear them coughing down there. The reason we were called here was a report that you were outside and you were dealing drugs. >> I wasn't. That's a lie. >> Okay. >> That's a lie. >> On May 28th, 2023, watch what happens when neighbors report suspicious activity outside an apartment building and officers respond to sort out what's really going on. selling drugs outside the goddamn building doesn't care. We don't want it here. >> We're not going to have it. >> Yeah. >> And um yeah, it was a plastic bag with white rock in it. Her aunt is in the hospital. She should not even be here. >> Are you She doesn't live here. >> Who are you? >> I just I live next door. I deal with them fighting and arguing all night long

0:47 and I'm the one that called. >> Oh, okay. >> So, where's this woman right now? >> She's in apartment 110. >> And she's visiting somebody in 110. No, she's in the hospital. She's not here. >> Oh, right. >> And she shouldn't be here that she's not here. >> And why shouldn't she be here? >> Because you're not supposed to be here if the homeowner isn't available. Well, that I'm going to take up with the office on Tuesday. So, that's >> So, that's kind of where where we run into a little bit of a hiccup. >> Right. That that that I'm going to do at the office. >> Is the homeowner the aunt who's in the hospital? >> Yes. >> So, but we don't know if the aunt has given her permission to be in there. >> Yeah. But she's been in there longer than you're supposed to have company. So, >> okay. But that I'm going to take up with the office, but she's not going to be doing out here. >> No, absolutely. >> That's a total another issue. That's what we're addressing right now. >> Yeah. >> That she's there.

1:33 >> Well, I can definitely try and have a conversation with her about that as far as making her leave. I can't do that. >> No, that'll be addressed. Actually, that'll be addressed on Tuesday when the gets back and I'll deal with that with >> Okay. The apartment number she's in >> 110. >> Yes. And I will. That's it. >> Perfect. Yeah. The first one around the corner here. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. >> Do you know her name at all? >> No, I do not. >> Who's the homeowner? >> You know who that is? >> I think it's her name. I think it's her daughter that like is her her mother that lives there. >> Do you know the name? >> Um, her mom's name is Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. He's

2:38 got some scissors. Hi, I'm Officer Dun with the police department on the door like that. >> I was trying to get your attention. I'd like to speak with you on my attention more if you were standing in front of the door. I can see who's at the door. >> Oh, that makes sense. >> Why would you sit there? >> What's your name? >> Jenny. >> This is Jenny. >> Jenny. Oh, your mom. Is it your mom that's in the hospital? >> Yeah. No, she's not in the hospital. >> Oh, she's not? >> No, she's at the museum. >> Okay. highway. >> But I just came here to clean today. I haven't been here for a few days. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. So, I'm going to visit her in a little bit here. >> Gotcha. >> How are you doing? >> Fine. >> Okay.

3:24 >> I'm doing fine. >> Okay. Okay. >> Even though I don't have a problem, but I haven't just went outside and was letting my friend in. He was going to go with me to see my mom and some lady was talking to me. So, I asked this lady her name and she couldn't tell me cuz I don't live here. >> Okay. And but earlier I talked to this lady this morning when I was here got here and was started cleaning cuz I'm cleaning carpet and stuff >> for my mom before she comes back. >> Yeah. >> And she was asking me questions about her but she was being really nice but then she's being really rude tonight. You know it's like >> okay. >> Yeah. So I said well I'm going to report yelling and screaming at me for no reason. >> Yeah. Well that's kind of why we're here to talk about that. >> Yeah. That well that was what the issue was. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Who else is home?

4:10 >> Nobody's No, this is my mom's home. Nobody else lives here but my mother. >> Yeah. Who else is here? I know. >> My friend Randall. >> Oh, okay. Randall. Rand. >> Um, yeah. So, what I'd like to kind of address, um, the reason I'm here is a couple of things. Sounds like management, uh, hasn't okayed it, uh, yet as far as you staying here long term. I >> haven't been staying here long term. >> Okay. Well, I'm just telling you what I'm I'm being told. >> Yeah, I'm aware of it. Okay. So, >> mom's aware of it. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we got letter about it. >> Oh, you did? >> Yeah. So, there's she had an infection on the 30th. >> On the 30th? >> Yeah. And I'm going to beat her for that for her if she find out by then. >> Okay. >> And uh is Rand cleaning for her? >> Oh, sure. >> Cuz she had the carpet need to be cleaned. >> Randall. Randall. Is he uh living here

4:57 too then with you or >> He doesn't live here either. >> Oh, just visiting. >> I don't live here either. >> Okay. >> He's already said that to you how many times now? Well, there's a difference. No, there's a difference between >> I can be here. I can stay here once in a while. I'm on my mom's power of attorney. >> There we go. >> That's what So, the lady the management does know this. >> Okay. And I was and I wasn't aware and so >> Oh, yeah. So, the management is aware of it. And my mom due to her going in the hospital, she was going to put me on the lease because of power of attorney. >> Okay. >> So, that we didn't have this issue. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Gotcha. >> So, that was we were going to >> Any idea how long uh time frame? It was only supposed to be for a week or something but >> Okay. Well, and that's >> that's why I'm going to go there and find out today. >> Yeah. >> You can't today. >> Well, I can't what? >> Well, you can't talk to management

5:43 today. >> No, my mom. >> Oh, the mom. >> To see how long she's going to be there. >> Yeah. Well, then >> Yeah. No, I know they're going to be here on Tuesday on the 30th. I talk to them. >> Sounds good. >> I'm aware of all that. Yeah. >> Okay. Which hospital? >> Tuesday and Thursdays. I know all about this. These other people that are talking about paper. >> Oh, okay. >> Sounds good. All right. So on July 20th >> on on paper for what? >> Own and bail jumping possession of a method. >> Oh, okay. So a 963 offense. So um the other uh topic that I'd like to address with you today is the reason we were called here was a report that you were outside and you were dealing drugs. >> I wasn't. That's a lie. >> Okay. >> That's a lie. >> Okay. I was outside and Fred Stafford from room 303 was up out there in a

6:30 cigarette and I was talking to him. >> Okay. >> And Miranda came walking up and he was talking to me and I said, "Let's go. We'll just go inside." >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm not ready to go yet. He said, "Okay." And this lady screams in here about doing a drug deal. And I walked outside and said to her, "Are you talking excuse me? Are you talking to me?" And Ben, short little Ben. >> So you shouldn't have anything on you right now that's illegal. I >> don't have anything on you. >> Okay. Don't dig in your pockets. All right. >> Um, have you heard of Act 79? >> No, I don't know. >> Okay. So, when you're on probation for an a incident that's related to drugs, an Act 79 search allows an officer to search you. Anytime there's reasonable reasonable suspicion, your person, your apartment, your doesn't matter if it's

7:16 yours, you're you're in it. >> It's my mother's apartment. >> It does not matter. >> Yes, it does because she's not here. >> For an act 79, it does not. So, let him finish. So, I need you at this point. >> What are you guys? Are you is insane? I didn't do anything. Go get the cameras. I didn't sold no drugs. They're lying. >> I'm going to tell you once right now. I need you to listen to me. >> Okay. You are on probation. >> I understand, but this is ridiculous. >> Okay. Turn and face the wall. I'm >> going to I don't have anything on me. Stop. >> Stop. Or you're going to be placed with my hand. I don't have anything on me. This is ridiculous. >> You're on probation, so it's not ridiculous. >> Yeah, it is. >> Why are you tensing your arm up? >> Stay in the room. All right.

8:03 >> We're just going to >> retain her for right now. >> Stop it right now. >> Stop it. >> She can. >> I don't have anything on me. I said stop. >> I do. >> Stop. >> Stop. probably put on the handcuffs, otherwise they're going to hurt. >> I'm telling you, I don't have anything. >> That's fine. But you're not. You're being uncooperative. >> No, I'm not. You guys are just pushing me around for no reason. >> You were trying to explain things to you, but you were refusing. >> I'm not refusing. I said you could search me, ma'am. >> Yes, I did. >> Did she? I think I did. I said I didn't have anything on me. >> It's a little different than saying yes. >> Okay. Can you stop the wall? We're not

8:48 here to screw around. All right. >> Stop pushing on me. I'll be fine. >> Yes. Because you keep moving. >> How long have you been clean? >> For seven or seven? >> Seven. I've been in treatment. >> I relapsed. Okay. >> You want me to switch with you? >> Where'd you get that pocket? 5 hour and that's pretty >> I can switch. >> I don't have anything on me. Oh my god. I don't have anything at all. >> Just for my keychain. Yeah, that's it. So, >> hey, I'm It's fine. Your shirt's only been 7 days. You're just the emotions just are kind of are up and down.

9:34 >> I suffer anxiety. Okay. >> I don't >> Okay. Take them off. >> Sure. >> Go ahead. >> I mean, >> you don't have anything in your bra, do you? No, I just pretend that you I'm serious. >> Yeah, that's fine. So, under Act 79, if we have reason of suspicion, we can search you. >> That's fine. >> And that is what we are doing. You're placed in handcuffs because of some of the behavior. >> But that's because I'm >> You were not going to justify the behavior. I'm just >> I'm being over by these people. >> I mean, >> do you have another place to stay? So it's not that's not here. So that you didn't stay somewhere else today. Literally, I swear. >> Where else are you staying?

10:19 >> My girlfriend's >> in where? >> All right. You have a way to get there? >> With my bike. >> You have a bicycle here? >> Okay. How about Randall? >> Randall has a has a bike that he uses another one. >> Okay. Is he using today? >> He doesn't know. No. No, he is not. I promise you he does not he doesn't use. >> Okay. >> He doesn't even use. >> Did you get a return on him at all? >> No. They're gonna look it up. >> Helen Peninsula. >> Sure. >> Thank you for calling. I encourage you to get in touch with uh the management. >> And they'll hopefully be able to >> fight until 3 in the morning. >> Yeah, I hear it. I don't listen to music upstairs. >> And it's like I can hear them music. I

11:05 should be able to hear that. How long have they been like Cuz she denies staying there. How long have they been staying there? >> It's been a month or more now. >> Yep. >> Yeah. Over a month more. >> You can't see. I can even hear. I have my headphones on. I hear them coughing down there. >> The lady that we escorted out. Was that the one that you saw? >> Yes. >> Did you all Oh, did you all see? >> I did cuz I was helping a my friend. >> I was walking my dog bag >> with a white white rock pop out of a bottle. >> Yeah. I was walking my dog and I come around the corner and they were screaming cuz she's like, "You know, you need not here." >> Yep. >> Um, so saw the the white rock. There's a clear plastic baggie. You said >> how big was the rock? >> I was roughly pretty small, but big

11:52 enough that you could see, you know, what it was. >> It was roughly around that size. >> Okay. And it was a white rock. >> Yes, that's what I saw. >> Did it look kind of crystalline? Kind of. >> Kind of. Yes. >> Not powder. >> It didn't look like powder to me. No. Well, she ran and picked it up real quick. >> Well, I saw her bend down and pick something up real quick. I didn't get >> Oh, it fell out of her pocket. >> Mhm. I didn't see any of that. I just heard the arguing when I came up. >> Okay. Who was she arguing with? >> The drugs with the girl that just went Kelly. >> Okay. >> Cuz she told her that we that we don't want drugs around here. >> Yeah. Right. >> She started screaming right there. >> Then she asked me, she's like, "Well, who is that girl?" I said, "Somebody who lives here." >> And she didn't like that comment either. >> Yeah. When she picked it up off the ground and she put it back in her pocket. Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. She didn't have anything in her pocket when I talked to her. So, she

12:37 probably set it inside or something. But what do you do, you know? So, um, did you see anything uh worth noting at all or >> her pickup bag? >> Yeah, >> that's about it. >> Gotcha. >> Aside from the them two going back and forth when she came back out trying to sit there and be like, "You got something to say to me?" >> Yeah. She wanted to try to fight. You you mentioned that uh you were aware that they'd been staying here for more than two months. >> Yeah, at least. >> Since you're kind of a witness, do you mind if I just got your name down? >> Sweet. Perfect. >> I promise you I wouldn't lie to you guys. I don't have a problem. I don't have a history of lying to you guys either. >> Okay. >> Hey, Brandy. Did we get anything back on random? >> He's on paper. >> Can I take this off?

13:23 >> Not yet. >> I haven't done anything. I'm not with him. >> Yeah, he's in the other uh he's in the apartment as well. What is he on paper for? He's on for AR firstdegree murder and burglary. >> 34 and 1/2 years ago. >> Yeah. >> 34 and 12 years ago. >> Yep. He doesn't do that. >> Sounds good. It was in 198. I've met him before and I know that that's true. It's been a long time. He's been out for like 10 years now. All right. Well, thank you. All right. Bye. He used to live over He has like a garage sometimes that's um right off of like right by the shack area. >> That's where I first met him. Does he still cancel? >> I don't know about that. >> Okay. So, no nothing on that one. >> Right. All right. >> I'm sorry that this situation even

14:08 happened. You guys, I >> I'm sorry, too. >> I'm just I'm just irritated about she rsled off like >> like I said, Randall, come inside. We'll just talk when we get in here. She's probably We were just Me and Rand were just talking about this. I go, "She probably just assumed that." And he's like "We were there was no exchange of a little baby or anything." >> I swear to God. And my kids, no. And my mother I swear to God. No, I don't even do that. >> When was the last time you did that? When was the last time you was 7 days ago? >> Yeah. Then I relapsed, but I am. >> And what did you use then? >> I'm in treatment. >> What did you use at that time? I used at that time >> but I haven't used since then. >> Okay. >> And that was in um >> I think that was >> I don't think so.

14:55 >> That's my older brother, but we don't get along. >> I want to say they both I say I know you guys don't get along. I've dealt with Wes. I've only dealt with you a couple of times, but that was years ago. And I know you both you guys have kind of struggled a little bit with substance abuse and that's kind of their drug of choice, >> you know. >> Okay. >> Signing up for minor drug is not meth. >> It's usually marijuana. >> Is there anything illegal in this apartment right now? No. >> Okay. Well, like my partner explained, >> you know what I mean? That's what I came here to do. I do not live here. I came here to clean. It's not my apartment. So, >> I understand. However, you were inside of this and you were temporarily inside of this. Your presence under the Act 79 search. >> No, it doesn't. Not unless I >> Do you understand what Act 79 is? >> I do not even So, then it does not. So, then why are you trying to tell us what

15:41 it is? >> Because I don't live here. I was just leaving. >> Yeah, that's fine. He's explaining to you that it does not matter if you live here or not. >> Well, I grab my purse. You can go through my >> No, we're going to go through the entire apartment. >> What is the Are you kidding me? >> Okay. >> No, you don't. And I don't mind a search warrant. Yes. >> I want a search warrant. >> We're doing it under Act 79. >> All right. Well, I want to see what Act 79 is then. I want to see what it said. >> That's fine. >> I want to see Randle. Don't open the door. >> That's fine. We can just go to the jail for resist obstruct. >> Well, come on. Give me a break. Give me a break. Stop it. I need >> Randall. Open the door. No. >> Do nothing. Randall. >> What? >> Open the door. >> No. We're not done. >> Open the door.

16:27 >> I'm in my shoes. >> That doesn't matter. >> You guys didn't do nothing. >> Seriously, if you don't start cooperating, >> I didn't do anything. I swear to God. No. >> I didn't do anything. >> No, you're under arrest. >> Well, you're under arrest. So, >> but I didn't do anything. >> Yes, you did. >> The people that lied. >> You were You were under arrest for this truck. >> Kelsey, if you want me to transport, I can >> I got it. >> I'm covered. You >> sure? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> Get him. She just thinks she didn't resist obstruct because she's already in handcuff.

17:13 >> What's that? >> She doesn't think that she resists drug because she was already >> All right. I don't think there's a whole lot else to do here. >> You're good to transport. >> Yeah. Thanks, Kelsey.

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