Greenville police controversy: woman handcuffed after refusing to hand over ring video — now two people face attempted murder charges in the shooting police were investigating. This story just got another major development. On August 18, Greenville Police were investigating a shots-fired call at an apartment complex on Moseley Drive. Police say bullets were fired into an apartment occupied by four people, including two children. No one was struck, but WITN reports bullets went through the apartment and into a couch where two children were sleeping. While investigating, officers went to a neighboring apartment belonging to Uniquea Teel because they wanted to see whether her Ring doorbell had captured anything. It was around 3:30 in the morning. Teel told officers her Ring camera was nearly dead and wasn't recording. According to the Ring footage and Teel's account, she was repeatedly asked to provide the video. At one point, the female officer seen in the footage — identified in reporting as Sgt. Jennifer Umphlet — told Teel that she could have simply shown officers her phone to prove the camera wasn't recording. Instead, the encounter escalated. Teel was placed in handcuffs. She told officers she had been asleep, had to work at 6 a.m., and didn't understand why she was being treated as though she was involved in the shooting. According to Teel, officers then entered her apartment and took her phone from her bedroom while her 1-year-old daughter was asleep. She says the phone was held up to her face so it could be unlocked while she was still handcuffed. Officers searched the phone looking for the video but reportedly did not find what they were looking for. Teel says she was then uncuffed and the officers left. She later told WITN that the experience traumatized both her and her daughter and left her afraid of Greenville