The key points I took from this are:

(a) They were kind enough to let her mother stay with them while she was out of work due to Covid

(b) Her mother is a bit of a whack job who has a history of making complaints to police

(c) Her mother accused them of "being mean" and tried to record their conversation (d) They noticed it and tried to grab her phone

(e) The mother admits to punching and kicking them, while they say she brandished a knife

(f) Mother runs out of house and calls cops on them

(g) A "secret indictment" is issued for their arrest (wtf is that?)

(h) Someone claiming to be the mother states she asked for no charges to be pressed

(i) Prosecutors decide they will send this to a grand jury regardless of victim's desires (still unclear if there was a victim or if it was just a minor squabble)

(j) This is all in response to an incident from April 25th and after the initial visit by police to check people's stories, nobody involved was told anything about it until almost 4 months later when, just as she releases a political documentary, it becomes important to send deputies to her home to arrest her in front of her kids for what is, at best, a misdemeanour.

Find me another case were someone was arrested in this fashion after a minor family dispute and I'll drop my skepticism.