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Absolutely.
Which is an old to her mommy and, you know, just dealing with the person that brought you into this world.
Right.
Person that you love and care about that are dealing with dementia and, you know, Alzheimer's and how to.
approach each situation and to even when they don't, they forget, you know, just to know that it's not the person, you know what I'm saying?
It's the disease, it's the ailment that they are dealing with and which has to come with a lot of extreme patients.
So, you know, on Saturday, on the 10th is when she...
done her book signing, at least for before I forget.
And when I tell you that there were a pack house as well, that the women there, you know, and there were some men there as well, that were watery eyed and just having their moments.
And especially if you either already lost a person and
that you had to deal with that part and how hurt you can feel inside.
So she goes through all of the things in that book before I forget that.
tells you like, yeah, there's times where you're angry, you're frustrated, you want to do this and then the care, the things you have to change and adjust to in your life to make sure that you still are there for that person.
And letting you know it's not easy, letting you know that there is a test that you can take.
could let you know if potentially in 20 to 30 years later that you may end up developing a venture Alzheimer's.
And so with all of that, like I say, it was just, and when she done the Q and A and just hearing the women and everybody there that were sharing their experiences, either still currently dealing with
their loved one
in that
It was very emotional.
It was very emotional.
Some had to step outside and, you know, even for Cheryl, even though her mother didn't pass away from dementia or Alzheimer's, but.
Her mother is gone.
So, you know what I'm saying?
She had to step outside.
You know what
So, it was very, very powerful.
And I love to let her know, like, hey, I want to try to check with you and see, you know, when your schedule may permit.
Yeah, because, again, I think it's just something real powerful.
that people really need to understand because a lot of people don't understand it.
So she dug into all of the things.
You know what I'm saying?
So she
what I'm saying?
You can
your
and to your
it at
Absolutely.
So yeah, just when I seen her check in, you know, she's always checking in, it just brought to me that the powerful emotion that was in that.
room, you feel what I'm saying?
So, yeah, it was amazing.
No doubt.
Great morning.
Love you.
Appreciate you.
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Yeah, she did.
And she traumatized those children.
And, you know, I don't I don't know if a lawsuit or something might come out of this.
But yeah, like she got too far.
Like what if it was even more sinister than what it was?
So you feel the same.
What if it was somebody that was coming to do harm?
Now, she did some mental harm, in my opinion, to the students.
But what if it was some some physical or or violent?
Yes.
Like, OK, I'm going to just pose as a teacher.
That's kind of, you know.
Who's doing that if you got if you got real mental health issues?
Who's doing that?
Who said you know what?
I'm going here.
I'm a sign of thing I'm act like I'm a teacher and I'm a go in the classroom I'm talk to other teachers and I'm gonna talk like I'm a teacher and we gonna be teachers and This is what we doing today.
I mean come on now.
Listen, that's some high-level stuff
right there
If you are immediate family or friends of the defendant who is charged in this particular criminal complaint or Of the victims of this particular criminal complaint all of the information I am disseminating is already of public record So I'm not sharing any information that is not already of public record.
Yeah, yeah, so I'm gonna read the Chargers and then okay because we'll be ended up on a break Okay, we'll come black and I'll start actually reading okay, and it'll also give you a chance okay to go through it and be like oh, yeah, oh, yeah Yeah, and the things she was saying to these students
Oh, yeah, she was out there.
She out there.
Bad.
So counts.
Let me give the charges.
Okay.
One represents self as a public employee.
And then there are five counts which are the same for the youth and you know that she ended up putting into harmful situations.
She has five counts of exposed child to harmful descriptions and boy.
are there some descriptions that she did.
She had racist things.
She had sexual things.
She had words that are not allowed by the FCC.
And she exposed all the kids.
She body shaming just everything.
It's crazy.
So but we got to take care of some bills.
Okay.
And Bailey will have a better chance to kind of go through this.
and be like, yeah, let's go here.
You know what I mean?
All right.
And we'll just use the initials of the youth involved because they don't put the full names in there anyway.
But we will just say, you know, date of birth.
So that way you'll know what age the children or the youth were in that situation.
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We're now about to dive into the criminal complaint for Amy L Jones, who is the not real substitute
got past all the protocol things that should be in place at Rufus King High School.
And yeah, it traumatized a bunch of youth with racists, with profane, just all the things.
She did it all.
Body shaming, you know, calling people fatty.
fat boy and not just all kind of stuff.
So inside of this criminal complaint, Bailey, you had a chance to go through some of the things.
Okay, officer who was assigned to Rufus came reported that at approximately 1003 a.m.
She was in the foyer when a student approached her the student was
reported that a substitute teacher was making unprofessional and inappropriate comments during class.
He reported that the substitute teacher was being racist and told the class she was a felon and had no lies detected.
She had multiple misdemeanor charges.
He reported that she talked about how jail was fun and used a lot of profanity while addressing the class.
He reported that the substitute teacher was making the whole class uncomfortable.
So right
Yep as the officer spoke with a teacher at the school who reported Jones and he recognized each other the teacher reported that Jones told him that She got a job as a substitute teacher and did not know where to go the teacher directed her to the front office
to speak with the head secretary the officer who was also assigned to Rupus King reported that it at approximately 10.03 talking about the four-year situation and Detectives ended up responding to the school and spoke with That person and reported that she spoke with two students JRW Our initials only 12 6
2008 birthday.
Yeah Report it that while the students were writing statements
She went to the classroom and told the sub Jones that she needed to leave and Jones was escorted out of the building.
A detective reported that Jones went to three classrooms in the morning of September 24th, 2026.
She was escorted out before a class three began.
So they
They went through this whole process of finding out once they knew that she was cutting up in class.
So then they went to call downtown did all these things instead of just going directly to the class and say, you know what?
We need you to just come out.
Yeah, come on out.
Yeah.
Come sit in the office while we do these checks, right?
Mm hmm.
Wow.
Okay.
So then she made it through 90 kids about 90 kids,
Oh.
So she reported that she believed Jones got lucky because there happened to be an unfilled position.
Detectives also spoke with another school employee who reported that JDR told him that Jones said racist things and was asking students if they got in trouble with law.
Also spoke with JRW who reported that Jones was saying that Asian kids, I guess we can say that Asian kids had to sit together.
and told the male students that they would eventually be.
P. L. Who reported that J. R. W. had a video clip on his phone on September 25th detectives interviewed several students.
O. G. D. Uh, date of birth to eight 10, uh, J. D. R. S. And S. W. Uh, date of birth 10, 26, uh, zero nine.
O.G.D.
reported that he was in his 11th grade first hour class on September 24, 2026, when there was a substitute teacher saying unexpected things.
O.G.D.
reported that the teacher was cursing and screaming at the students and that she called a student fat boy.
Wow.
He reported that she used the F word,
JDR reported that he was in his 11th grade second hour class when there was a substitute teacher telling students to shut the Up that she was making fun of the other kids and was calling the Asian kids Chinese Wow, he reported that she was making racist remarks towards white students and said they were all white
and hauled them white.
And he
JDR also stated that the sub had used the N word towards a student and was talking about smoking weed, stealing and going to jail.
JDR stated that the sub asked the female students and male students to go to the front of the class and began pairing them by their ethnicity.
JDR reported that she talked about being a prostitute
SW stated the sub told the boys to go on one side of the room and the girls to the other side.
SW reported that she put on rap music and stated she would point to students and ask them if they were gay.
Wow.
and what they wanted to be.
SW stated one female student said a video game developer in the sub as a student if she wanted to be a stripper or a hooker.
SW reported that the sub called a student fatty and told all the students that they were fat.
SW.
uh, stated towards the end of the class, the sub went over to her and said that she heard her dad works at school and to not snitch on her or she would get her.
Wow.
Uh, another officer interviewed another student, WD, date of birth, 10, 18, 2009 WD reported that when the sub had entered the room, she spoke with the actual teacher and asked her what she needed to do.
WD reported that the teacher logged into the smart board
and
WD reported that the suspect appeared very normal and nice.
With the real teacher left, it was like a light switch went off in her head.
They be reported that the sub closed the door and turned off the video.
See, she then separated boys and girls in the classrooms on different sides of the room.
The sub then started to yell at the class and told them that they were irritating as.
Oh, and told them to shut the poop up.
Wow.
WD reported that the sub said, do you want to get moved?
Yeah.
to a student and also use the racial slur multiple times.
WD stated that the suspect asked the whole class if anyone had a vape or some weed because the class was so boop named
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We are currently going through the criminal complaint for Amy L. Jones, who is the imposter that got through the Rufus King
MPS system.
The teacher imposter.
Flash alleged car thief.
and whatever else she did.
She did it.
She did a lot.
She admits that she did.
said
It said all of it.
it's
to it, too.
Well, I saw it in there when she said I did.
Yeah, yeah.
chime in.
Okay, go ahead
All right, so what
and then I'll know to keep
over.
All
and me
But I
words
Okay.
May
and annoying.
and
She would pick, uh, sir on certain students to diss them.
WD stated that the suspect would pick on kids for weight, race, looks, or money.
She reported that the suspect targeted the white males in the class and said they were the type of people to start closing, to start school shootings
and
Wow.
the
this.
Wow.
and
Wow.
Wow.
It
Wow.
Really?
She was doing a whole.
Amy was busy.
On
A detective asked Amy if she knew why she was there.
Amy stated, yeah, because I was impersonating a teacher.
Bam.
Amy stated.
She went to Rufus King High School last Thursday before eight AM.
She stated she went to school in the morning and prior to entering the school, she asked the kid if she could sneak in
and the
wow.
Wow.
She stated she went through security and walked around the school.
She stated she went to the front office and she heard other staff talking about.
Talent bridge so she stated she was a substitute teacher from talent bridge Amy stated she told the secretary that she was a substitute teacher Amy confirmed she has no training or experience being a substitute teacher and she is not affiliated with the school or any substitute teacher contracting agency
Amy confirmed she signed the sign-in sheet when the detective showed it to her.
Amy stated she never showed anyone an app on her phone and she did not even have a phone at the school.
Amy
She stated when she got to the first class there was another teacher there for about 20 minutes.
She stayed at the other teacher left and she was alone with the class.
Amy stated she acted differently when the other real teacher was there.
Amy stated she put on a video about a gay transgender person who changed his life and became a millionaire.
She then did a rap song.
The detector showed a still image of Amy in front of the class and she confirmed that it was her in the still photograph.
So much for allegedly.
Amy stated she talked to the class about slaves and the melanin in the student skin Amy stated that she talked about white passing Mexicans who can get green cards and about the you're not getting through Mexicans Amy stated Wow the girls were was acting like real
racial
Oh wow,
and I said these the racial slurs That's gonna wanna y'all in the future Wow, do you all want to boop them?
Like this they won't even act like a real man.
That's probably why I got kicked out I ain't gonna lie Amy stated she had a birds and bees talk the detective asked Amy if she thought this that that was appropriate and she stated it was not appropriate
Amy stated she had a whole exercise about race.
She stated she asked the girls who were ethnic passing if they thought they were or wanted and if they were irritated that she could get picked over them because she is closer to palm color.
Amy stated she told girls who felt like they were white passing to stand in one place and the girls who did not feel like they were white passing to stand in another place.
Wow.
Wow.
but
She stated she said the white boys names funny and told them to shut up before she caused their trust fund mommy on them.
Amy confirmed that she did ask kids if they were gay.
She stated she is a lesbian and she did an exercise.
on transitioning because she saw a lot of queers there.
Wow.
And she wanted to make everyone feel included.
I bet.
Wow.
The detective played an audio recording from a video that a student played when Amy was teaching a class.
Amy confirmed it was her voice in the audio recording and that she stated one day they are going to want to.
Amy,
that was
Amy confirmed that she did not know any of the kids in the classroom that she was in.
She agreed she used profanity and was inappropriate.
She confirmed she had no training and she was not a qualified professional.
Amy agreed that talking about in a classroom was inappropriate.
That part and Amy stated she is going to be famous and she seemed to be excited about that.
Wow.
The
Wow.
Wow.
Amy stated she said that because the kid was acting boop.
Amy stated she went to the school because she was bored.
She stated she hates kids and she just wanted to wow Amy confirmed that once the teacher in the room left, she changed her attitude.
She did not want the teacher who left to know she was a fake substitute.
Amy stated when the teacher left, she could do what she wanted and she knew that wouldn't be accepted around the real teacher.
End of complaint.
Wow.
All right, time to take some.
If you were supposed to be at work at 8 a.m., you're late!
And
Uh-huh.
They like set her free.
They didn't arrest her at that point.
And that's what was weird to me because you know you got an imposter in your classroom near your students and it could have gone all types of wrong.
It could have been all kinds of things.
But you still
You let her go.
They let her go.
That's why she showed up in
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But you know, here's the thing.
You got what they got.
Approximately.
You're assuming I'm just assuming that there's about 30 kids in each class because usually it's pretty full on that kind of deal.
Yep.
She taught three classes, right?
Mm hmm.
Or whatever she did in those.
And so that's like 90 kids that she spewed her drama to Yeah, so all that while I bet they changed your policy
They, well
they're calling and
Yep.
That part, that part, that part.
Uh, let's see.
Uh, will deny and I also said, good morning.
This is on the school district for not doing a thorough black ground check.
To be a sub, you got to have a college degree and she doesn't say or acted like someone who got some sense.
Well, she went to Rufus King.
Yeah.
when
But they
can
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I mean, she's thinking at a real high level.
Right.
And it is like rolling through quick and slick.
Because if she just went in there, heard them talking about that.
Think about that in a split second.
Yeah.
She had to go, oh, that's what I'm going to do.
Yeah.
I'm going to be a teacher today.
I'm going to tell them I'm from this agency.
And she did it just like that.
And just like that, she was in the classroom, y'all.
She was in there.
But here's the thing.
What's shocking to them is they're not used to a teacher in their classroom acting that way.
And the thing to think.
They're like in the beginning of class when the other teacher was there They was cool if they was cool and then all of a sudden she flip on them like a dog.
got
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was
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is in school.
That part.
That part, that part.
I
We got this whole window right here and all that kind of stuff.
I heard it's bulletproof.
But anyway.
But their kids at school the security should be top-notch all that we got top-flight security down here though that part But I mean they should be able to be open and do their thing and not think about that.
They should have to worry about that their kids
right a Couple of comments before we go into this other story that I was talking about before we went to break
Uh, said, uh, good morning on the true talk text line.
Good morning, true family.
I wanted to, I want to just, I just want to comment about the young lady pretending to be a substitute teacher.
She actually taught our school system a valuable lesson.
Yes.
Uh, where we, where we are weak on security at all schools.
That's true.
Yeah, that's the thing.
And also, uh, one of the talk text, uh, line people also said, Homer, I believe the movie will sketch me if you can.
Yeah, and yes, people have brought that up and that is correct.
That is the movie that I was referring to.
Our producer Xavier, if you got this clip again, it's on five six local.
It says Milwaukee woman shot and killed family demands accountability.
We do have a video of that clip.
And we're going to play it and then we need to talk about that as well because yeah, it's just too much going on.
It sounds like a DV situation.
Yeah,
Family calling for accountability after a fatal shooting last week.
A woman was shot and killed hours after a domestic incident.
Christina Vanzel explains why loved ones believe.
Police could have helped prevent it.
She joins us live in the newsroom.
Yeah, Ben and Kim, 20 year old Amaya Walls was shot and killed last week on Milwaukee's north side.
Family says they want the person who killed her to turn themselves in.
They're also calling for accountability from law enforcement after they say Walls called 911 to report an ex hours before she was killed.
I'm heartbroken.
I'm sad.
On October 8th, Milwaukee police responded to 42nd and Good Hope, where two people were shot.
20 year old Amaya Walls died.
Family says her aunt, a 32 year old was shot and is still in the hospital.
The man that killed her, he already had like prior history with her doing like putting his hands and stuff on her.
Family says they know who did it.
We aren't naming him because he hasn't been formally charged.
We concealed this woman's identity because she's fearful that man will retaliate against her.
He is not in custody.
She wanted to get away.
She was trying to get away and he just wouldn't let her
walls.
Family says that same day an ex boyfriend physically assaulted walls with a glass bottle.
An ex court records show the man had a no contact order with walls.
Search warrants say police responded and interviewed walls.
Two hours later, police were called to a shooting where they found walls shot multiple times a mile and a half from her home.
Family wants the person responsible to turn himself in.
As for police, we want
justice.
Definitely, um, the police we had because y'all didn't do your part to patrol the area.
When when the call got put out, y'all didn't do what y'all needed to do.
We did reach out to Milwaukee police for their response to the family's claims But we have not heard back if you know something about this shooting police would like to hear from you in the newsroom Christina van Zell's to Fox six news.
to a DV situation and What do you think needs to be done in truth nation question for you like what you know?
what what needs to be done because we hear so many stories that are just like this where law enforcement was called and hours later and sometimes just moments later the person is dead and you know they they they reached out for law enforcement so it's like what what needs to be changed what needs to be added to the mix
It ain't like we haven't had any issues and one issue was too much so that needs to be reviewed and I don't know who would do that would it be the
Fire and police commission or whoever is over that needs to be doing a thorough review And we've already known we're we're at a shortage of police officers.
So we need to do what we can do to Recruit more and have get more police officers in you know get more people on on the rolls of you know because They have to assess what is
You know and so you know and then When we when we look at the the domestic violence end of it, I mean We have to start from the beginning and look at who we're getting involved with people where I mean that's the most basic level
signs of aggression And you're like oh no he wouldn't do that to me and then the first time he does it and that's one thing and then it just snowballs from there because clearly this isn't the first time that She had a problem with it right and so we have to look at I mean it's tough and he ain't right in no stretch of the imagination,
right?
So it
There's so many things that we as a community need to do, and I would say first, we need to review that 911 system.
People are calling in, I mean, because there's different levels to it.
Think everybody thought I'm calling 9-1-1.
I'm just getting right to the 9-1-1 operator.
They talking to me.
We going through that.
No, there's a whole like barrage of people That you gotta go through just to get to the real 9-1-1 operator, right?
So they can send somebody
And you know, another thing to go along with what you're saying, I think that those people being abused need to understand that when you continue to let that abuser in even some of your own family, yeah, will fall black.
And
I'm not saying that it's right, but I understand because we've talked about some of these kind of situations before and we got to take care of some bills and come back and talk more.
And I now continue to express what I mean by that.
Like you, some of these law enforcement officers come to these calls and they've been there eight times.
get the abuser out of my house.
Yeah.
Abuser but then they're called again, not because the abuser violated an order was allowed to yes and invited in some cases.
Yeah.
And and that's part of the problem.
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We are talking about one of the latest domestic violence situations that ended up...
with a woman losing her life on 42nd and Good Hope, 20 year old woman, as a matter of fact.
And before we go to the true text lines, I see Mahdi there.
We'll come to you in just a moment.
But where I was explaining is, you know, law enforcement has to continue to do their job.
But even they end up having certain calls that it's like this, we get these calls.
every other day or once a week.
And they go and try to do what they're supposed to do.
And this is where I'm going.
And it's like, okay, they're at it again.
And sometimes when they get to those places, you know, I've heard law enforcement officers say that they're ready to come in because there was a situation that was put in place.
I know some years ago, I'm not sure if it's still in effect now.
But if the call is made, one of y'all going to jail,
But you know, we've been here 15 times and 12 of those times you said, uh, I just don't want to come back to the house.
I'm, I'm good now.
And it's like, no, no, no, no, you need that same sense of urgency.
You need to stand on business.
Because that's the only way we're going to get these people out.
It's some of your neighbors and people that may live in an apartment building with you that they sick and tired of.
Yeah, there they go again.
Yeah.
Yeah, they fighting again, but she's going to let him write black in as soon as the police leave.
Yeah.
He going to let her black in as soon as the police leave.
And then some people get to a point where they be like, I'm just going to stay out, stay out the way and mind my own damn business.
And.
It becomes deadly.
And now you were like, damn.
But at the same time, some of those people were saying, I knew it.
I knew something was going to happen because somehow they keep it alive.
And somebody had even said on the YouTube page, like, you know, you got people talking about defund the police.
But what do we always say?
Who you going to call all these people there saying this, saying that.
But then when you need someone and you're.
giving your cry and your plead out.
It's like, y'all need to call the police, y'all need to let them know.
So it's like, which one?
You hate us, you love us, or you understand that we have to work together in order to make it work.
Right.
We're going to go to the truth.
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My D. Great morning.
Love you.
Appreciate you.
What's your truth?
You got to turn some down.
You got to turn some down.
You got to turn some down.
Yeah.
Are you in a win factory or something?
Because it's loud.
It's loud.
Hold on a second.
Yeah, you in a data center or in a data center or what?
Yeah, yeah, it's better.
It's definitely better.
Go ahead.
I love y'all, man.
Y'all heard of this thing right.
You and Miss Cobra, y'all 100% right.
Y'all get to the root of the problem.
Y'all know what the root of the problem is.
They letting these people have in-house.
My son had in-house at 13 years old.
End up having a baby at 18 years old.
So y'all know the root of the problem.
That's why I love listening to y'all.
Because y'all 100% right, man.
You know, like Miss Cobra says, it's all cute.
It's all fun and games.
It's just something that, you know.
So y'all keep up the good work.
We love y'all.
We hope y'all don't go nowhere.
Go for it.
Go for it.
We love y'all.
Love you
Yeah, I mean, everybody gonna be jumping
in, right?
Yeah.
Especially if you got some old school siblings, but the thing is you can't put them in danger, right?
You already put them in a certain level anyway when you bring them into your relationship or whether it's a police officer or not.
You already, you know, doing that and you know, that's why I said it's got to be some self monitoring
the
OK, look at your history.
Look at your own dating history.
Yep.
Are you attracting people these same people the same type of person?
And is this, you know, sometimes you got to hold up on the Dayton and cleanse yourself and get yourself on the right track.
So you are tracking the right type of person.
Okay.
Listen.
Listen to your real friends.
Listen to your family that are actually making sense.
I know, you know, you can be in these db situations, but it's literally killing you.
This is men or women that are in these situations or it's going to force you to do something that you didn't document things.
And we're going to hear about how many times law enforcement was called.
But, you know, how many times did the person get a loud black?
into your life and into your home or apartment, or you went black to their home or
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