Body cams. Cool. Initiate cams on this year. Ready to bang. Hands up, Andrew Bledo. Hands up. Turn around. Face away from me. Lay down on the ground. Lay down on the ground. Do it now. Lay down on your face. Do it now. Hands out to the side. Yeah. Legs out to the side. Yeah. Do you have any weapons, Andrew? No. Okay. Do not move until we give you further instructions. You understand? Any movement without me telling you anything? I'm going to go right hand. Yep. Okay. Moving. And if the warrant arrest, you're under arrest. Okay. Wow. Any weapons on you, sir? No. I got a vape on my right under compression pocket. That's it. Okay. I'm going to roll you on this side. Yep. Protect you for weapons. [Music] That's okay. Yep. All right. Tuck one of your knees and pump. Yep. Are you guys [Applause] have a warrant for your arrest out of Oregon? Hold up. Ready to go. So, we want to go get [Applause] you on You create a warrant disguise on I didn't I didn't know the address. Um, okay. You have the keys to the pickup, Andrew. And who owns a pickup? Uh, it's a friend of mine's friend, actually. Trinity is inside. It's Trinity's friend. Yeah. Okay. Do you have any uh property inside the truck? Uh, yeah. Like a wallet or something? No. I've got my phone uh and earbuds on your truck. Uh yeah, but do you want that? It can it can stay. We're going to have to get I don't need anything. Okay. Can you describe the phone just so we know? Color. Uh white, I believe. I can't help filming. Huh? I'm sorry, dude. Get out. Yeah. Forgive me. It was just It was on I reached over to unlock it. Where's your car? She's the one that served us. She was in a blue sweater. Hey guys. Okay. Trinity. Is it? Yes. So, we're outside. We arrested uh Andrew. He has an arrest warrant. You uh for what? You guys have arrest warrant. Where is it from? Trinity. Yeah, Trinity. Sergeant Home PD. Yeah. Andrew Blitz is under arrest. He's wanted out of Oregon. So, he's under arrest right now. And uh there's a vehicle that I think you arrived in. Okay. Um I think there does he have any property in the pickup? No. No, he's just over here. He said his phone's in the pickup. Oh, okay. Is it okay with you if we You have authority over the car right now to pick up. Is it okay? He has the keys. If we go in to get his stuff. Oh, yeah. I can go out there if you want to. Sure. Okay. Sir, [Applause] I literally know what this is about. How long has he been? Um, he came up to visit. Um, I mean, he's my best friend. He just came up to visit us and we could have you walking over here. You're not the M sergeant. No. Oh, okay. He said it's a friend or something. It's my co-workers. My car isn't running. Well, it's running. I stop. Um, there were some concerns about him having weapon. Would you mind if we just go in if we just look in here real quick? Go for it. Sorry to disturb you. Yeah. Did he drive this or not? No, I drove. probably better. I don't know if that's the unlocking line. Um, do you want me to Oh, he's open. I want to talk to her about Yes. Um, so did my First of all, my name's Louis the Police Department Trinity. Yes. Did any of my partners tell you like exactly what's going on right now? Uh, no. We just met a best friend. We came up to visit. I haven't seen him in years. We went to high school together and stuff and I was like, "Hey, I'm going to go to trampoline park. You want to kind of just John's like, you know, and he's like, "Sure." Is he currently staying with you? Um, well, yeah. Well, he came just came to visit. So, live here. How long's he been visiting? Um he's been here for just a few days. Few days. Yeah. About almost a week. Okay. Um so the whole reason for this is um Oregon State Police has a felony warrant for him for Do you know what that is? I don't. So stands for material. So like um so that's the whole reason why we did this kind of take down operation. Dangerous individual. So that's why we had to do it. Okay. Um we're concerned my camera we are concerned that um some of his devices meaning cell phones, laptops, computers, stuff like that might contain more images. Um he said he has a cell phone in the car. Is there any other electronic devices at your house? No, I just have my computer just that you know he brought with him or anything. No, I just only know his phone. He just had he brought some tools up cuz he's going to be working on my car. But just tools. Did you bring anything else? Back your clothes? Uh, you brought a bag your clothes. Um, I did empty out that and wash them. I didn't see anything, but it was just one bag. So, you look through his stuff and you didn't. I just looked through the bag. I was like, "Hey, you know, you have a bag of clothes." I was like, "Do you want me to throw them in the wash?" Like, and that's the only bag I looked at. Okay. So, Okay. Um, am I in trouble? No, not at all. Okay. No, not at all. We're just asking questions relating to him. Okay. Yeah, I've known him for 27 years. Um, so I'm just like, yes, the Oregon State Police are the ones that requested the warrant for him and have an investigation involving him that's gone on for some time now. Um, is he staying in like a certain part of the house, like a bedroom or something like that? Um, he was just sharing my room. Your room with me. Okay. So, um, so she said that he brought with him a bag of clothing and some tools to work on her vehicle. She only knows him to have the one cell phone. She's been through the bag and didn't see other any other devices. I'll call the uh detective and just double check cuz we his phone is there. So, okay. Like I said, man, that we're just concerned that other electronic devices might have more images. Yeah, you guys can come to my house and look through his stuff. Like I didn't look through it. So if if that's I had no reason to, right? Um if that's all right with you, would like to do that just to say, "Hey, we went to the house. There's no other electronic devices." And then hopefully that'll be the last year from us. Guessing he's going to be in jail for a while. Not sure. So it's a nationwide extraditable warrant. Um so unless he bails out, he will be extradited back to Oregon. Okay. Did you say why he stepped out of uh location? Um probably to come smoke, so he smokes cigarettes. So um well, if it's right with you, um we're going to get him transported to jail. Um one of us can follow you back to your house and just make sure there's no other electronic devices. Um I provide you with a case number and then and that's it. Okay. Can I come visit him in jail? Uh there's no visitation per se. I don't know how jump works. So yeah. So I don't even know how that system works, but I'm sure he's calling us. Maybe he's going to be giving like phone calls and and stuff like that. I don't know who he's going to call or you maybe. I don't know. Okay. Um, so do you have any questions for me? I'm just in shock actually. Like I mean my boys are going to ask where he is, but I don't know what to tell them. How are your boys? I'll leave that up to you. Yeah, I just I'm sure they're going to ask questions when the police come to your house and are looking. I might have them just go to the neighbors or something. Okay. So, okay. Um, is it 90 minute jump times here? Yeah, we I think they were getting ready to call our van. I was just going to the bathroom. Okay. Just curious, did you hear the a loud bang out there from inside? Um, I thought I heard something, but I don't know if it was just something. Okay. Inside. Just curious. But do you know what the bang was? It was a flash. Oh. Or we call them NFTDs. What's that used for? Just a It's a Yeah, it's a noise flash distraction device. Oh. It's just a loud boom and a bright light. Doesn't cause any harm or anything. Okay. So, what was the reason that he came over here for? Uh, he was just coming to visit. And so, I was like, cuz I know he wanted to move. Um, he was living with an ex-girlfriend who wasn't the greatest. I was like, "Hey, come check out Idaho. Like, I love it here. Like, come and just check out." Was this random or planned or? Um, we were talking about it for about a year and then, um, I went down to visit him on spring break. Um, cuz I haven't seen him in so long, just cuz I moved. Um, and he was like, "Yeah, I'll think, you know, I'll think about it. You know, I've never left Oregon." I'm like, "You know, think about it. When I moved out of Oregon, it was like best thing that ever happened, you know, just um, no one else in Oregon, but um, cuz I moved to Washington." Then I moved here um, 2 years ago. And I was like, "Come check it out. See if you even like it." He's like, "Well, let me bring you some tools and stuff and I can work on your truck. I mean, on your car." I was like, "Okay." Okay. So, he was just checking it out, just driving around, letting him see everything. So, um he hadn't made, you know, a final decision if he wanted to. And I was like, you know, vets are very well respected here. You know, they're not the greatest down in Oregon. I was my dad's a vet. And I was like, come check it out. So like tomorrow we were going to go, you know, see about, you know, Medicaid, how everything worked, go or the VA to see, you know, what could help to see if he wanted to move? So I just shocked like this uh Trinity is there. So you think that's the only stuff he had? The stuff you mentioned, did you take him anywhere? Help him drop stuff off or his stuff just is in my at my house and he just had like three bags. Um and his tools. You did you go get him from Oregon or? Yeah. Oh, okay. Where at in Oregon? Uh Eugene or Vanita. Oh, okay. So, he was living with an ex-girlfriend and she wasn't the greatest cuz his license is suspended so he can't drive. Oh. So, he was we've talked for about a year like cuz he wanted to move out of work cuz he just doesn't have family and just I was like I understand that. I'm like come check out Idaho like you know I love it here. So, just to uh make the case detective in Oregon happy, you're okay if we come to your house with you. A few of us come in and just look around, make sure he doesn't have hard drives and bunch of phones everywhere. Not a fan of Oregon, but yeah. I mean, if you guys are the ones doing it. Yeah. No, it'll be us. So, okay. I I'll let her know. I'm going to have my kids go to the neighbors. Okay. Um well, when you're uh working on finding transport for him, uh when you guys there's no rush on your end, whenever you guys decide to leave, um we can just tail you back to your house and hopefully be out of your hair. Go get my kiddos and Yeah, there's no rush. If they want to jump, they can jump. We're not trying to Well, I think my thing was over. It was only like an hour and a half, I think, in there. No. Um, yeah. How fast does he get transported? How fast? Yeah. Uh, it's just drive time from here to the Kenny County Jail, which is in Caldwell. Okay. But like to Oregon. Uh, I'm not sure. It depends. Uh, cuz I think Oregon has to send a transport unit to extradite him, which is not too far away. Yeah. Oregon from here. So So I mean I can see if I can visit him. just ask him like, "Do you need to tell me something?" Like, you know, so I mean, he never doesn't tell me anything. So, I don't think any person like that would say, "Hey, yeah, this is what I'm doing." So, yeah. I mean, keep it on the low. I mean, he's I mean, you know, he's told me, you know, before like, hey, you know, like I did something I shouldn't have. And I'm like, hey, you know, don't talk about it. But he's ever hid anything that you know. So, yeah. Um I do just want to say this because I know you have small kids or mom and stuff like that. Uh the images that we're talking about that he's been reviewing and doing whatever it goes to are your children's age. So that was a a big interest for us is to protect your children out of this whole investigation too. Um so they fall right in that age range. I know this is new information to you. So yeah, I mean he's never been alone. I mean, they're they're at school and then I'm at work and then I get home before they do. So, so I can't talk about too much of investigation, but I thank you. As a mother, I'm a father. I have children. I at least wanted to know that information. Um, and if he does call you and gives you a solid story, if he bailed me out, um, I think he'll be pretty honest. Yeah. So, I just don't want him to be I think he should be in jail right now until this all gets settled. Uh, some serious allegations here. And our biggest thing is, you know, protecting the kids around here and your children as well. Um, so, you know, him being at these these areas that are children rich environments are big signals and signs for us. So, we do not want him. Yeah. I asked if he wanted to go. I mean, he was doing flips on the grass and I was like, you know, we have trampoline park like we can go and have fun. So, I didn't even think anything. Yeah. and you and you wouldn't know any different take the kids out for him it might be alternative motive if that makes sense. Yeah. So just wanted to give you that information. I hope not but I hope not also but so it usually happens like I mean I know you guys aren like judges and stuff but like it's like how long do people go to jail for this? And this is the warrant is for a charge that they can get a warrant for now. There's going to be a lot more that are okay I'll call the jail. I mean I don't know if I can see him tomorrow just get some answers. You can always call them on the phone too. They give access and uh talk to them that way. I really don't think they allow visitations, but they do allow phone calls and Zoom face to face videos and stuff. So, that might be your best option. Okay. Um, and just call the gel or the call. It's probably going to be a few hours process, get him situated, stuff like that. And then they'll probably allow them. Um, but they'll give them all the information how to make the calls and whatever. We might get a phone call from the weird number saying King County jail. Okay. Receive a phone call from Andrew. Okay. So, do you happen to know his passcode to his cell phone? I think it's his face. By his face. Yeah, I think it's his face or his finger. Like I said, I didn't like I had no reason to go through anything. I mean, so Okay, give me one second. If you want to go inside with your boys or whatever, we'll still be out here. Can I grab my Yeah, go ahead. And I'll shut the doors. These are like 12, eight, four. Once you get the military, it can be even more than that. I couldn't tell you enough. They're fucking loud. Fucking loud. They sell three bangers. Nine bangers. Really? Oh yeah. One. It'll pop three times. Three times. They sell ones that go nine times. So, it's like those old uh plastic shelled fireworks where it pops the thing and it goes kind of That's crazy. You know what I'm talking about, though? Oh, yeah. Those where they disperse out and Yeah, those old school like those are the old school cheap fireworks. I love those. Oh, yeah. Sorry. Probably locked in. Yeah, I'm I'm not going anywhere. No. Do you mind if I sit down? Upside down. Better knees than me. Oh, it's the getting back up. We'll help you. I mean, I can fall down pretty easily. I love these colors. Make your hands look really small, huh? They make your hands look a little small. Oh, they don't. It's cuz they're dark colored. If there are stripes that make it look just painted stripes on her. Oh jeez. Do you use uh meth or fentanyl? Neither. Good. The only reason I ask is if you use fentanyl. Be worried if some people swallow baggies and stuff like that. I mean, when do I have time to It's a fair point. Like, we're pretty quick. Yeah. I hadn't. Yeah. I mean, as soon as you guys pulled up, my hands were out. Like, what you got here? My daughter's tattoo. Is that Pumba? Yeah. Timone. Timone. Yeah. What's the ceiling fan? Yeah. What's the fan for? When I first met her, she was 2 and 1/2. You know what you do when you meet with a 2 and 1/2year-old? You pick her up. Yeah. I was underneath the ceiling fan. I fucking put her head in the ceiling. And then when I said goodbye, I did the exact same thing on the same day. And so I'm like this girl, you know, thinking I was wrong. I'm like, there's no way else back. She did. Yeah. Yeah. Those ceiling fans, they get low. Yeah. I My head hit a ceiling fan. That's for sure. Kids are resilient, though. Yeah. And she used to always, no matter where I was, like I'd sit back like a pig. and she'll show up from fucking who knows where. I'm like, "Pumba, you are a pig." So, uh, we're going to transport you to jail and serve you arrest warrant. Yes, sir. Um, we're going to put you in this car in the front seat. Is that okay? Yes, sir. Okay. I just ask you be calm and polite and everything like that. Not cause a scene in the car. I don't think you will, but just just saying. So, we'll help you stand up. Yes, sir. Thank you. Good. Okay. Go ahead. You can jump in. Does he need seats back? Maybe I think so. What's up? Oh, just rotating my wrist. Sideways in the cuff. Good. It's all good. You're good now. Do you want lock? Yeah. Okay. Don't get claustrophobic. I'm just going to do it nice and loose. All right. See you guys. Okay. Okay. You want us to follow? Um, we're going the same way anyways. Uh, your partner confirmed a warrant for bled. So, Andrew prior to shift change, but we're in route to the jail with that person. You could have that warrant sent to Kenny County and begin mileage. 3.3. How can I help you today? Let's call police one male. Thank you. Really now? Yeah. I'm sorry I can't get out. What's What's ahead? Just move on to the left side. Yes, sir. Red chair, you can have a seat on and then there's going to be a nurse that comes in to start this process that's going to ask you. if you have diseases and things like that. Yes, sir. Somebody said, would you know that an X-ray machine? Okay. They use the same contraband for Spanish, too. Jeez. [Music] [Music] I think [Music] this might be this medical stuff. All right. Sure. I'm nervous. Just need to ask you question. Are you allergic to anything at all? All right. Thanks much. [Applause] Good evening. Y today you have anything on you know about taking your propane. All right. You walk through that door. Yeah. If you walk through that door, I'll go back to my car. Check it. That's all you have to press. Yes, sir. Okay. And I believe there's one pocket that's right underneath your hands right now. Are you like swimming shorts? You got one? Yes. Okay. Just lift up the the outer shorts. You can feel the pocket on the right. Yeah. You You said you got a pocket pressure short. Yeah. On the right leg. Right leg. You just lift up on these shorts. Yeah. Keep lifting. It fits there. Put my phone in. like that same thing as a pocket. This right here on the side. Okay. All right. I'm going to go ahead and uncuff you. Are you wearing an undershirt? No, sir. Okay. As soon as I uncuff you, place your hands against the mat and move. Yes, sir. All right. Separate your hands. Thank you for getting your time. Go ahead and turn around. All right. Show me off your tongue at the bottom of your line. All right. Are you wearing another shirt? No. No. That's all you have. Okay. Um, I'm going to need you to remove your piercings. I'm sorry. I'm going to need you to remove your piercings. Yes, sir. Are those the only ones you have? Yes, sir. Okay. Does he have a problem? I'm sorry. No. Or actually, he might Should be good enough. Yep. There he is. Now, now I can work. God damn it. I'm sorry. You're good. That works. You want me to get that or Yeah, go ahead and get it. Are those all piercings you have? Yes, sir. Okay. Show your mouth. Thank you. Three sanitary. Yeah. Three piercing sanitary. All right. Take a seat. Yes, sir. Take off your shoes. What's your shoe size? 12. 12. And your socks, too. Yes, sir. and put your socks and uh your shoes and your shoes. Have you been here before? You haven't yet? I I just got into the computer. So that's what And just so you had the compression shorts on, you have underwear on as well. So you just list that as two two shorts. Come on. I'll sign this stuff. It's worth it. Yes. Is this so withdrawal? Yeah. Okay. This over here, the Joe policy full version. It's called the handbook. It's available to you on request. It's going to sign by the X9. Next one's going to be on the digital pad. It's going to be for all the stuff you came in here. Your shoes, socks, two pairs, shorts, two pairs. Your shirt, B watch, your ID card, your visas, sunglasses, three piercings, and your key tag. That sounds correct. Go ahead and sign on this yellow line. [Music] Okay. And the last one's going to be for all the stuff that we issue here in the jail. It just means that you know what you're getting from us. We want it back before you meet. Just so you know you're responsible for it. Okay. Take me a second to get back. Okay. All this is stuff we issue. Sign on the yellow line. Say I know I'm responsible for all my clothing and stuff over there. Stand on that red line. Okay. Bullseye. Step the machine. Place your feet. Look forward. Your hands to your side. [Music] You can step out of the machine. Take a seat. Yes, sir. What's up? You guys good? They're waiting for the war. You got anything? You're good. You can take them on in. Okay. All right. Straight. Mhm. Yes, sir. And you're going to stand right there in front of that sheet. Waiting. Did they have fun at the trampoline place? Yeah. Hopefully they're tired out. Yeah. Go over to Jim Remington. Thanks. My niece's name my dog. One of my parents dog name. You're not. [Music] [Applause] So these are his bags. Okay. And then um I only can't see my bags in my room, but I can show you where these things. You've already gone through all these bags. Um I only I only went through this one. I just put the clothes out of here. I didn't go through anything else. Okay. Okay. Do you want to go inside with her? Go check inside and we'll check this stuff out. Yeah. Hi cutie. So that is my laptop. But if you guys have to look at it, you Okay. So, and then his tool sheds are out there full of tools. Is it your tool shed? It's his. He brought it up here to work on my car. Okay. Okay. Um, I guess we can grab the bag. Yeah. I don't know if there's a bag that I might just Oh, is it just a pile of clothes? Yeah. How many kids do you have? I have three. She's outside for practice. Okay. Um, I have 25. She's almost done. Yeah. 17. Which one's the twins? Which one's the 17? Um, the clean one's the 17-year-old. This one? Yeah. And then the twins is Oh, the twins is the messy one. Oh, yeah. Yep. No, that's my friend's car. So, yeah, I wasn't the sergeant. I was like, what happened to your car? Um, well, I don't know. It's actually at my friend's house cuz we switched cars. Um, it just it'll drive and then it'll start like jerking and then it'll just like my traction control will come on and then my airbag light will come on and then it'll just like stop and then I have to wait like 10 minutes and pull over. So, I think it's electrical. And so, is it the Traverse or the Equinox? I can't remember. The Traverse. Yeah. My son's My son's car is the Equinox. So, um I'm sure this probably the car you were looking for when you We do our homework. Yeah. So, it was here two days ago. Oh, yeah. Was it Where did you get this trailer from? Um that's my friend's trailer. It was hooked to her. Um, so that's um when I went to go get him, he's like, "I have it, but I can put it on the trailer." Yeah. Um, so he was going to fix my car. That's what these are for. But I don't I don't know what's wrong with my car. So big old springs. Those are big old springs. Yeah. He said that they're my springs were bad and cuz it's kind of bouncy, but it just sometimes my battery will just like go all the way down. They'll go, but then I'll just die and so I can't afford a new car. So, Mhm. Um, and some of my friends like just use my truck until, you know, see if those work. And I'm like, okay, it's a nice friend. That's a good friend. So, check YouTube. Um, I searched it, but I'm like, but he's a mechanic and but I mean, he's my best friend. That's why I'm just like So, I did call his brother and let him know that he got arrested. His brother's in Oregon. So, um I know that he that's the only family he talks to. They what? That's the only family he talks to. So, um I think his dad's in Missouri. So, you said he's your best friend from back in the day. Yeah. Almost 30 years. Oh, wow. How long was he planning on staying with you here? Um, well, he was looking to move here just um I was like, you know, the city's hiring and you know, I'm sure there's mechanics and he's like, he's like, I'm going to just start over cuz I moved from Oregon almost 10 years ago. I just from Oregon. I just was I hated it down there just to Oregon. Um, a lot. Um, so I was in Washington for a while, then I moved here two years ago. Yeah, my ex his family lives and I'm really close to them and they help me move here and that's good. So I said, "Hey, you know, come check organ." He's like, "You know, I'll think." I mean, I know. He's like, "Oh, I'll think about, you know, I've lived in organ all my life." I'm like, you know, I know, but sometimes changes cuz he's just been really depressed and PTSD and nightmares and plus that weather. Yeah. Yeah. And not eating. So, he's been doing a lot better. He's been, you know, exercising like So, I'm just like like change of scenery helps. Yeah. So, I I was hoping I don't know. Sun four seasons. What do you do school? Um I kind of do everything, but I do credit recovery mainly. So, what's that? Um, so if you fail a class and you have to recover that credit to graduate, so they come like credit card recovery, right? Yeah. No, so they come in my class and get that credit back, but they don't graduate. So you deal with all the great kids. Yeah. I make them work. That's a tough job. It can't be sometimes and they don't want to work and they don't graduate. Yeah. But I haven't had one not graduate. So that's good. Are you a combo? Yeah. Yeah. My daughter goes to Valley, but I won't let her go to CO cuz I don't like police. Well, that's the street. Well, yeah. I I'm in college district. So, is this called school district? This is the value. Okay. I know. Isn't the dividing line of Montana? Like I think I think if you go west of Montana, that's actually all it doesn't make any sense. Like you're right across the road. Yeah. And I mean I love working at but I was like no you so. So, uh, thank you for allowing us over here. I'm going to be honest with you. Um, even though that you're giving us consent for your house, I don't think legally we can go through his bags. Um, that being said, can I I mean, you're more than welcome to go through them and if you see anything that might be of interest to us, um, we can take a look at it. Do you want to go through them with you here if it's your decision? I mean, I don't know what you're looking for. So, I mean, I don't know. Like I said, the things I mean, my prints will be on it, but it's not that that's actually not a concern at all. It's what we're looking for electronic devices, but um like I said, if your property is technically you find anything that might be of interest, I don't know what you're planning to do properly, just I know my list goes crazy. It might contain something illegal or electronic devices, you can always just give us a call and we can grab it. So, um, and if not, then I guess whatever you want to do with this property, I guess. Um, yeah. Uh, I'll call a gel and see what like So, I'm going to give you uh my business card. Okay. Uh, it's got my desk number on there. Okay. Um, going to be honest, I'm not at my desk a lot, but when I am, I answer phone calls. If you don't get an answer, uh, it'll prompt you to voicemail. Just leave me a message and I'll I'll get back to you because it sends it to my email, my phone. Okay. Okay. No, I don't. Are you planning on helping him respond? Um, you don't have to tell me. I'm just asking. I mean, I don't know. Like I don't know what I would like do. Like I mean, what I want to Yeah. I can talk to them until I tell them what the hell's going on. But, you know, like then we can just eat like I'm going to, you know, take off tomorrow just so I can try to figure out answers. But, um, okay. You know, I was just me being curious. I mean, I would definitely like keep him here like I don't know how that works. They extra bed. they just come and get him. If he stays in jail, Oregon will come pick him up at some point this week to bring him back over there. Um, if he bonds out, he'll still have a court appearance in Oregon. He'll have to go back. Um, I mean, that also depends on how much his bell is, but like Huh. You know how much it is? Uh, 100,000. Holy. Is it 10%. If you go through a bail bondsman typically. So 10,000 or collateral on your house if you own it. Yeah, I might do. So you have 10,000 laying around. I'd have a new car if I did. I'd have a lot of new stuff. I had 10,000 laying around. So yeah, I just I mean I mean if I can talk to him like Well, he he'll have three free phone calls when he gets to jail. So I'm sure you're going to be his first call. I mean, if I'm not, you can always uh put money on his books for more phone calls or minutes or commentary or something if you choose to books. I'm just going to say don't make any rush decisions. Yeah. I like I said, I talked to his brother and I'm just like like he's like what? What? Like I'm like I I don't know. Like I'm like yeah, they're following my house. Like I don't like they need to see his stuff. Like I just I'm just in shock. Like again, thank you. Do you have any questions for me before we take off? Um just stop. Like I don't know what to do. I just um blows my mind just knowing I mean we tell each other everything. Um I know this might be rough. I have children similar age. Um like my boys were crying. They were like, "What's happening to them?" Maybe, and this is just kind of precaution, but maybe just have a talk. Just make sure there was nothing going on. I'm not saying there was, but if there was something going on. Yeah. I mean, he was hardly that we would like to know about. Yeah. He was hardly around. And like I mean, they were at school cuz it was the week that he was here. Like he um got here Wednesday. Um he drove his motorcycle, which I mean still have a license, you probably shouldn't and his bed and then they lean state police cuz they impounded it because he um he built his motorcycle and he couldn't prove like the road or something. Yeah. And so like, hey, we believe at George and stuff, but you know, we still have to have like opinion. He's like, "So, we're going to go to the DMV." And um you know, like I mean, they just must have not had a warrant then. So, we're at the state police. So, I mean, I didn't think of anything of it. I was like, "Hey, you know, we'll try to get your license back and, you know, we'll go get your bike and, you know, it's an inbound. We know where it's at." Um I'm trying to get there sooner to a fine because his daughter who committed suicide and his sister their ashes are on the bike which um I don't know how I could get those um for him and keep him safe. I don't know how my police department is with that but I don't want anything to happen. um so like I said it might be weird or uncomfortable or awkward but maybe casually just talk to Oh yeah, definitely. Um and if there are disclosures that they make, please contact us. Oh yeah. Yeah. My I mean he may be my best friend but he's not your children come first. So So okay, thank you again. Uh please call me if you if you notice anything that is electronic in nature. And uh yeah, I I mean you know he told me this was you know what he owned. Um and so I'm going to go through it and see. So my I mean my niece was molested by someone and um it wasn't pretty when I spoke on behalf of my sister but they just or he just stopped him with the fine and just deported him so I was in Mexico and so I'm just like I got kicked out the courthouse but I went off in Spanish and the judge was like what did you say and I was like well learn Spanish and you might know and he asked me to leave but Um, I said it was my freedom of speech, but I just um if it's true, then they deserve to be where they are. But if it's not true, that's way of the justice system. So I I don't make that call. I don't say if anyone's guilty or not guilty. I just probable cause somebody's going to do. Yep. So, um, do you mind if I just get a good phone number for you? Yeah. Five area code. All righty. Thank you, man. Again, sorry for all this. I know it's probably not what you wanted on Thursday. Does it affect my work? Like, we're not going to be contacting the school if that Okay. means anything. So, I'll leave that up to you. Yeah. I mean, he had nothing with the school, but I just Yeah. Whatever your policy is. Whatever. That's only we don't get involved in that. Yeah. This is [Music] Yeah, I would say so. All righty. Thank you again, man. Have a good rest of your day. I'll try. Okay. [Music]