Hi, um, the Preserve of Boynton, a little kid just got ran over. How's the child? Is the child okay? He's He No. No. His leg like his whole meat is showing. His leg Stay right there. Stay right there. Don't move. Where's the other car? Where's the car at? The car is right here. It's a green It's a green van. Um, it's a white lady driving it. Give me the tag number. >> van. Stay right here. They're coming, okay? We already have help on the way, but give me the tag number. >> She just left in a green van. Green van is a leaving it right now, Brittany, from um Yeah, from Boynton. She's It's a white lady. >> Which way is she going? I got THEM. THEY'RE COMING. THEY'RE COMING. THE POLICE IS COMING. It's a white van with a white lady in I mean a green van, I'm sorry, with a white lady. Okay. She just left. She just fled the scene, like left. All right, which way did she go? I don't know. She left out of Boy- out of the Preserve. Okay. It's only one entrance, right? Yeah. She just left. She cleared it. Okay. We already have help on the way, okay? Don't let the boy get up. All right, don't let him get up, okay? Don't let him get up. He said do not move him. Don't let him get up. How old does he look to you? How old are you? He's 10. Okay. >> is here. All right, just try to get him to calm down, okay? Okay. Yeah, they're coming right now. You said There's somebody already on the way. >> Yeah, they they should be pulling up shortly, okay? Is there Is there any obvious broken bones? Yeah, his leg his foot look like it is broken. Foot might BE BROKEN. >> YEAH, THAT VAN, THE LADY IN THE VAN, THE GREEN VAN. That's why I just gave her gave the police that that tag. The green van did it. Does that lady live there? No, she doesn't live here, know she always be in here. Here. Okay. She dragged him. You can see where she dragged him. She You can see where she dragged him. I knew she was going to leave though. That's why I started giving the police the tag number. All right. Now I'm looking for my wife is the one who hit someone in the green car. They said they stopped her. Yeah, we got her. Is she out in front here? >> No, she's down the road. Hey, does anybody got video cameras? Uh there you go. Did anybody see anything? I did. I called it. Okay. My son caught something. I just seen the van the green. I thought it was a kid. This way. From here. She just Look at his shoe right there. She dragged him. All right, ma'am. I'm going to You seen everything? Yeah, I seen it. Okay. Just wait over there for me. And can you do me a favor? Wait by that car for me? 11. Yeah, it is bad. It's extremely bad. I don't know if they called Yeah, it's open. Is it open? Okay. After he's going to call a trauma alert. Uh open fracture on the right foot. Black male approximately 10 years of age. Conscious breathing. Alert. I I know who did it. You know who did it? Yes. Anybody else saw anything? not. No, but I I saw their car. I saw her run over it and I know that woman. Yes, I even know her house. Okay, stand by, okay? Was he Was Was she speeding and fast or did Yes. I'm going to talk to the man, okay? Okay. How old is he? She lives right across from my house. She lives She lives So, she didn't stop? No, she didn't. She All she does, I know her. All she does, she honks right when she's right next to the kid. She would be like, "Honk honk." But, she doesn't stop at all. All she does is keep going. What? How old was she? How old was that? If she sees the kids playing, she just stops. Um where were you when when this whole thing happened? Were Were you walking around or were you in your car? >> No, I came down my stairs. And I heard him screaming. Like, I heard a child screaming from inside the house. I heard it already happening. And my kids was outside, so I ran out the door. Okay. Back to track. So, when I came outside, I seen him like on the floor, like screaming right here. Okay. At where the first black mark is. And she's still driving. So, I'm like coming UP, LIKE, "HEY! HEY!" LIKE THIS. OKAY. LIKE SCREAMING. Still driving on the kid? >> Yeah, she's still going with the car. So, I'm screaming, like, "Hey!" like this to her. So, I guess I guess she see me going like this, she jumps out the car, and then she pick him up, and she's like, "Why would YOU JUMP IN THE FRONT OF A CAR WHILE I'M DRIVING?" AND SHE PICKED HIM UP and just put him where you guys see him right now. Okay. And I ran up to him, and I just called 911 like instantly. I could tell she was going to leave. Okay. So, I grabbed my phone, I called 911, and I told them this address right here. Okay. What? 1860. And then, I was like, "Sir, it looks like she's about to leave." Cuz she was like, "Oh, I know his mom. I'm going to go to his mom." But, you would have left the van there. She got back in the van. So, he was like, "What's the tag number?" And I just kept saying it to him. And I'm like, "In a green van." Whatever the tag number is, I can't remember anymore. I tried to describe her. And then, she made a turn in there, and she turned back, and she just left. Okay. Did you see the initial part where she hit the the kid? >> I didn't see when she hit him. I seen he was already on the floor, and she kept driving. Okay. I didn't see when she When she was already on the floor, was the was the tire on him still? >> Yeah. Like on his leg? >> Yeah. Oh, okay. So, the which tire was it? It's She was driving this way, so this this side tire. Yeah. >> Front the front right tire was still on the kid's leg? Mhm. And then, you you're trying to signal her to >> to signal her to stop. And that's when she seen me. >> stop or No, she just stopped her car, and then she When she tried to pull him the first time, she couldn't pull him. She got in, she backed up a little bit, got out, and then she pulled him. She was like, "Why would you jump in the front of a car while I'm driving?" And then, she got back in the car. Which Which Which direction did she go in? Straight. She went straight, but she turned right here. You see where these apartments are right here? You can turn right there. There you can park there. She turned made a right right there. Okay. And then, she came back she made backed up. That's what my friend have the on her ring camera. She was like, "I seen when she backed up from my ring." She backed up, and she turned back and zoomed this way. Your friend has the video? Of her turning in there. She don't have the like of her driving. Okay. Cuz she lives on the other side. Do you know who she is? The the white No, I always see her in here. I don't know who she is. Okay. Can you describe her for me? She have blonde hair. She had on a I think a green or black jacket. Mhm. She was driving a green van. She's skinny. Green van, skinny. And you gave the the dispatcher the tag for the for the van, right? I kept saying it, but I can't remember it right now. Okay. It wasn't anybody else in the car with her? No, it was just only her. And then her husband ran up here and said she went to the store. Okay. She'll be right back. >> talk to her at any point before you left the scene after yelling at her to stop or anything? Yeah, I was like, "Where you going? You got away. I called the police." She was like, "No, I'm going to his mom. I know his mom." That's what she said she was getting the car for. But I could tell she was lying. The way she was saying it didn't look like she was going to go call her call her mom cuz you don't have to get back in your car. Okay. They live right there. Right. You How did she seems to you when you talked to her? Uh what do you mean? Like if she was >> When you look at her, I mean how did she seems to you? She looked scared. Like she was scared, but it didn't look like she was worried about him. She was like basically telling him why was he in the road. Okay. And she just drove off? And she just drove off. She went back this way. Okay. Northeast 16th Ave and Northeast 4th Street. I'm going 10-50 on it. Put it in drive for me. Oh my gosh. Hello. I got to go get this kid's mom. I have to go get this kid's mom. He just ran right out in front of my [ __ ] truck. Step out of the truck. Step out of the truck. Is there anybody else in the truck with you? >> No, it's just me. I've got to go get this kid's mom, dude. You're not supposed to leave the scene of the accident. >> He He told me to go get his mom. >> Okay. Step out of the truck. I'm going. Drop it. >> He told me to go get his mom. I'm going. What the [ __ ] Stop. Stop. Oh my god. Do not move. Okay. He told me to GO GET HIS MOM. What is happening? Stop moving. What the [ __ ] He told me to go get his mom. I'm stopping. He told me to go get his mom. Guys, he told me to go get his mom. Go to 18. We're 10-4. We got one white female detained. Do you have anything on you that can hurt me? No. He told me to go get his mom. Relax. I'm scared. The kid just ran right out in front of my [ __ ] truck. I'm supposed to go get his mom. Stop moving around. You clear the van? Yeah. Jesus [ __ ] Christ. Am I Am I not going to get his Is somebody getting his mom? Hello. We are working on it. Relax and relax. Anything on you that can hurt me before we stick you? No. I'm [ __ ] The kid ran right out in front of my [ __ ] car and I'm supposed to go get his mom. Here, walk this way with me. No PD if you're 10-97. What the [ __ ] dude? Yeah, I have these 10-97. Um Yeah, yeah. I got her. Can you please We are going to figure out All right. I female BA 739. I can't. What's going on? You're just being detained right now. Put your feet in. What's your first name? Who's getting his mom, honey? We're working on it. [ __ ] Where does his mom live? >> They told me to come down this street and his mom would be at the end of the street. Joanna, J O A >> N N A Put your feet in for a second. Jesus [ __ ] Christ. What's your first name? Joanna. Joanna, listen real quick. Um I heard you say that you were going to get the kid's mom. >> his mom, yes. Here's the deal. You don't leave the scene of a crash. >> I know, but she doesn't live in my neighborhood. The little kid plays with my son. Stop. Okay. Stop. Okay, relax. If they know where I live? >> Relax. I live right there. >> you're being detained right now is because you left the scene of a crash. To go get his mom, though. >> care what your excuse is. I'm just telling you why you're being detained. Second of all, because you tensed up and you resisted us when I asked you to get out of the van multiple times. >> I'm scared. I'm trying to get this kid out. >> wallet? Huh? >> What's in your wallet? >> My medications. The bottle's at home. Yeah, the bottle's at home. >> can follow me into my house. >> Okay, got it. Did they get his mom? I don't know yet. This is my son. I know the kid. Okay. I wasn't trying to leave. I live right there where it happened. Listen, at the end of the day, you still got to stop. >> I did stop. I told the lady, I said, "I'm going to go get his mom." >> Okay, I think they're at home. And she said, "Go get his mom." The lady that was standing out front with me. I got out of the car. I checked I got him out of the street. I set him down. He said, "I need my mom." I know where his mom lives because he plays with my son. This happened right out in front of my house. This is my wife who hit kid in the neighborhood. >> Okay, so do me a favor. Just stay over there for me, okay, for right now. All right. >> know what the hell's going on. She said she was leaving to go to the store and then my neighbor come banging on door and said she hit some kid. Okay. >> my phone. I have no phone or nothing. She wasn't supposed to be driving the van. It's my boss's work van. Okay. All right. Oh my god, I'm sorry. I'm out of breath. Take a breath. I guess Yeah, I ran all the way over here. Like one of the cops said that they stopped her right down the street here, so I don't know why she didn't stop I don't know what Yeah. So, I mean, you're running nothing but trouble for me. Man, take a breath. Let me know when you're ready. Are you good? Yeah. All right. So, yeah, she uh hit a kid in the preserves. Yeah, that's where we live. She obviously left. Um and I stopped her here. Uh-huh. And then her excuse was that uh they told her to go get the child's mom. Oh my god. >> She lived in the neighborhood. No, absolutely. >> She's saying that >> He obviously lives right there by our house. Um I asked her to get out of the van. She was reluctant to. She started digging around her wallet, so I started to take her out and she got a little froggy and she's not hurt. Okay. We put her in handcuffs and then she's back there. She's detained right now, so we're doing the investigation. That's all. Um, as far as >> Yes, she has my phone, took my phone. >> as I know the child is is uh is my ID's in it. As far as I know Yeah, I saw him out there, you know, before the ambulance come and picked him up, but >> So, I don't know what's going to happen with the van. You know, what they're going to do, so >> She's not even supposed to be driving a work van. The traffic unit's doing the the investigation over there, so you know, it's up to you if you want to ask them or hang out here or it's up to you, but Yeah, well, my neighbor's watching my >> in there? Yeah, my phone with my ID's in it. Okay. >> She took my phone. All right. Um, Hers is turned off. What? Just chill out. Well, I'm [ __ ] scared. That little kid plays with my son. I have no idea if his mom's there or not. We are making contact with the mom. It's okay. Oh my god. Can't even wipe the sweat. This is such [ __ ] I'm such a good person. All I do is sit at home and take care of my kids. That's it. See, he's mad for no freaking reason. The mother wasn't. Dumbass, it was right out in FRONT OF MY HOUSE. The [ __ ] do you mean? Where was I going to go? I panicked. I went to go get the kid's mom after dragging him out of the street. So, when am I going to jail because I went to go get his mom? At the end of the day you were involved in an Yeah, I know. The kid ran right out in front of my car. With a serious It's not what I said. I told you to chill out. Listen, you were involved in an accident, okay? At the end of the day you were involved in an accident with a serious injury. With a serious injury, okay? So, just chill out, relax. You're being detained. I never said you were under arrest. But you are being detained. I just got to read something to you, okay? Yeah. I'm required to warn you before you make any statement you have the following constitutional rights. Okay. Okay. One you have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Do you understand that? Yes. Do any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. Do you understand? Fire department? I need my medication. Can you just We cannot give you your medication. >> need an ambulance now. I don't know what's going on. Take a deep breath. I can't. Take a deep breath. I need I need an ambulance. I'll call you an ambulance. Can I finish reading this to you? Sarge? Yeah. Tell her she won't let me finish reading Miranda and she wants FD. Okay. That's fine. They're going to come and check you out and make sure I can't believe I'm getting arrested. >> I didn't say you were getting arrested. >> about to read me my rights. I know I'm getting arrested. >> Let me tell you why I'm reading you your rights. Why? Because if I ask you anything about what happened, I'm required to. That is >> Just read them. Just read them. All right. I have to go back over there, okay? Hold on. All right. I can't do this. Listen, just listen to me real quick, real quick, real quick, okay? I didn't say you were being arrested. But if I ask you any questions, I have to do this. Okay, okay. So let me just start over, okay? Any statement can and will be used against you in a court of law, okay? Do you understand all of those rights? Okay. That is just for if I need to ask you questions, okay? I'm sorry. I don't do the whole cop thing. I'm a good girl. I don't get in trouble. >> I understand. Listen, at the end of the day, I'm not saying you're being arrested. I'm saying you're detained and I try to chill out for me for a little bit, okay? And if I I mean, let me ask you a question. Are you willing to talk to me about what happened? >> Yes. Okay. All right. So >> 10-44. Someone will probably Someone else, a crash investigator, will probably come out and talk to you about what happened. >> Okay. Okay, but I'm required to read those to you because of that. Okay. Okay? Do you have any questions for me right now? >> No. All right, so just hang out. The fire department's on the way, okay? >> Okay. Have a wonderful rest of your night. 10-44. Hey. Hey, dude. Hey, what's your name, man? What's your name? What's your name, dude? Messiah. Messiah? Listen, he's fine. Is that your brother? He's going to be fine, dude. Okay? He's good. He's tough as hell. He's just sitting here. He wasn't even crying. Tough as hell. He's going to be fine, okay? You all right, sweetie? Is that your brother? All right, listen. He's going to be fine, okay? He's going to the best hospital One of the best hospitals in South Florida. He's fine. He's going to be good, okay? >> Okay. All right, ma'am. I'm just going to get a statement from you where you were, what happened, and what what went on, okay? Can you Can you raise your right hand for me, please? Okay. Name and date of birth? Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? Yes. Okay, so from whenever what happened till now, tell me your story, please. Okay. Um I was inside my house. Mhm. I was actually fixing my wig. Um and then I got my doorbell was ringing. They said that, "Oh, your >> Who said that? Who Who came at the door? >> A guy named August. Do you guys know where August lives? Yeah, he's a short >> he lives? He stays Yes. Where? He stays down there. If we went down there, you'd be able to point it out? >> Yes. Was he playing basketball with them, you think? Okay. Okay, go ahead, ma'am. I'm sorry. And um at first at first, I didn't know like I didn't hear what they said. It's when they said ran downstairs and I see my baby boy on the floor. Mhm. So I ran over here and then the the lady that called you guys, she took the tag number and everything. Okay, she did great. And that's >> Did you see the vehicle at all? >> No. You did not see the vehicle at all? >> I was upstairs. He was out here playing basketball. >> you Where were you at during this? You're in the house as well? All right, can you just do me a favor and hang out by my car real quick? I'll be with you in 1 second. Just go ahead, I'm sorry. So, you ran down here. And then I turned to him and the lady said she already called the police, so I was just waiting for you. >> Okay, so you Did he say uh some kind of car hit me or what? Did he say anything? All he said was, "Mommy, come here. Come here." That's it. Okay. And after that, I don't know. I just lost it. Okay, and what were the injuries that you seen? I seen I seen my baby skin and bone. You seen the bone hanging out? >> Yes. And his feet Sorry. Sorry. Listen, he's going to a very good hospital, okay? He's going to a very good place. His feet was wobbling and I Both of them or just the right one? >> Just Just the right one. Okay. And he was like, "Mommy, we come here." And I went Okay. What time did he come outside to start playing basketball? We got back cuz we actually went to a public toy drive. Okay. We got back a little after 4:00, almost 5:00. So, you're saying probably 5:15 is when he came and started playing basketball or you think it was later than that? It was I would say around like 4:45. Okay. Was anybody saying anything while you were down there that you could remember? Honestly, no. No. I was just trying to get to my baby. I get it. I understand. Okay. Thank you. Raise your right hand. Everything you tell me is the truth, nothing but the truth. Tell me your side of the story, man. What happened? Um I wasn't outside like my girlfriend um my girlfriend Is this your Is this is son? This is my step son. Your step son, okay. Yes. Uh we was just inside and then I didn't know what happened. I didn't see what happened. So I just came outside when the the little kids knocked at the door. Mhm. And then when I came up in the door he told me fire got one over and then when I came outside and I just saw him over there and then I saw the lady there with the black um clothes on. Mhm. And she said somebody with a green car a green van I guess they stay here. So that's over there. Where does the green van stay? I think they stay over there. They stay on this side of the house right over here? >> Yes. Okay. So that's the side right there. Um over here. Okay, somewhere over here. >> Yeah, somewhere over there. Okay. So yes, when I came out she said um she didn't stop, she just left. She said she'll be right back, she went to the store. Okay. Who said she went back to the store? Did the lady that called? Yeah, the lady. >> Okay. All right, all right. Your first name? Then when I went to check on him and then I see him his foot Did you see a bone sticking out or anything like that? >> foot looking in a dramatic so that's when I started the car called my girlfriend. I get it. I get it, man. What's a good phone number? What's up, dude? August? Yeah. Hey, I want to let you know you did the right thing today. You did very good. All right. Okay, from what everybody's saying, awesome job. Okay? You just saved your friend's life, you know that? Good job. Just going to ask you a couple questions real quick, okay? All right. How do you spell your name? Like the month? Yeah, August. A U G U S T. Pretty smart, aren't you? What's your last name? Okay. So I just want to know when you guys were out there playing basketball, right? Yeah. So, just tell me from when you guys started playing basketball till you seen what happened and you ran down there to go get the parents. All right, so So, we were playing basketball, right? So, the ball dropped, right? Me and Me the ball and the car, right? So, he the ball, right? And then the car the car went fast and then hit him and then he and then hit his back and then he rolled over and then and then the tire um hit his foot. It caught It got caught in his foot. And then I said, "I'm going to go I'm going to go get his parents." And I knocked on the door like fast like and hard so they could hear me. And I told all of them to um like got ran over by a car and then they all came. Okay. Did you see What What part of the car The uh right side of the um the right side of the car and then the Was it like the front bumper of the car? Like the right front bumper of the car hit him? Okay. Said that he ran under the tire? Yeah. His foot got caught in the the tire and then it got all hit right here. Okay. Did the lady stop at all? Did she say, "Oh my gosh." Did she get out? Or what what happened? So, she she she she was like, "Oh my god." And then she stopped and then she and then she was like like holding him and then stuff and then he went and she went back in the car and and then she backed up to get off of his foot and then he came she came back out and then she told him like, "Why did you run in front of the car?" Okay. Where was the ball Where was at when he went and got the ball? Did he come and get the ball, pick it up and then run out into the road? Or what what happened with that? >> just standing there and then he picked up like this and then the ball came and then the car came and hit >> So, he was standing in the road picking up the ball and the car hit him? Yeah. Okay. So, he wasn't behind no car, nothing like that. Didn't run out in front of it, nothing nothing like that? All right. >> We see it a lot of times out there though. I know, man. The people they get mad cuz the kids take a little while to get out of the street. >> matter. Yeah, and >> matter. The kids are out there playing ball. Who Who cares? I say it all the time like slow down. Like >> Yeah, good. They get aggravated. I guess they angry cuz the kids in the road. >> matter. No, let the kids be kids. Let them go out and play some ball. Let them have fun. It's better than sitting on inside on some dank tablet or something all day. Listen, you guys play ball, okay? Don't let anybody tell you otherwise. You know call me cuz I don't play that crap. All right? All right. Um Give me 1 second. All right, so when he picked up the ball, he got hit by the right side of the van. How fast do you think she was going? Probably like I would say 15 mph. You say 15 mph? Did she Like did you hear a sound like a and then hit him or no brakes? I didn't hear no brakes. >> You didn't hear any brakes? No. So do you think that she hit him and then hit the brakes? Yeah. Okay. I think so, yeah. Okay. Hey, again good job. You did the right thing today, okay? Good job, man. All right. Way to look out for your buddies, all right? >> All right. All right, guys. Thank you so much. You as well. Merry Christmas. It's a pretty significant skid mark. I know. That's what I'm saying. And he I was like, "Did you hear any" I was talking to the friend too. "Did you hear any brakes or anything?" He goes, "No. I didn't hear no brakes, but she was going real fast. Mhm." And then after she hit him, she stopped, got out, said, "Why'd you run in front of me?" backed up, and then took off. Okay. Hello. Our detainee is having an anxiety attack and requested you guys come out check her out. L20 That's right. Hello. Hey. What's going on? Inhale slowly. You know? There we go. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. No. No. No. Don't move too much. I'm about to have a seizure. Hold on. Oh my god. Leaving. Okay. To run to the store to get a last minute Christmas >> on you. Christmas gift and the kid ran out in front of my car. And I I know his mom stays down the street. So I Deep breaths. Deep breaths. I don't even want to think about it. Deep breaths. Deep breath. Deep breath. Stay still. There you go. Nice and Hold on. Don't Don't try not to move too much. I can't help it. I know. I know. Try Do your Try to do your best. Do your best, please. Aw. All right. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. >> I'm trying. There you go. Oh great. I just started my freaking period. Is there like a pad or like a something I can put in my pants? I just started it. It's going to be all over your seat in about a minute. All right. Come on over here. Come on up for me. My wallet and your phone and everything's in the car. Just sit down. The little boy's mom lives down here. That's the kid that plays basketball with Killian. Chill out. Chill out. Relax for a second. Hey. Stop. Stop. moving around. Ow. Ow. Ow. No. No. No. NO. REMEMBER I OW. I'M SO SORRY. It's cutting off the circulation. >> No. Don't move your wrist. Don't move your wrist. It's 100% not tight. I'll move your wrist here. Don't move your wrist. Don't move your wrist here. I have handcuffs through the straps. Don't move your wrist. Okay? Lean back. I have no I have nobody for you right now. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Ow. Ow. Dude, don't move your wrist. Don't Don't move your wrist. Ow. I know, but it's too tight. It's too tight. It's digging into my skin. It's digging into my skin and my bone. This one right here. It's It's way too tight. Don't move. DON'T MOVE. OW. OW. It's It is 100% not digging into your wrist. YES, IT IS. OW. SEE, IT'S LOOSE. IT'S LOOSE. IT'S LOOSE. JUST JUST STOP. DUDE, look at my skin. No. No. No. No. It's loose. Ow. Okay. It's okay, dude. It's not. It's hurting me. Yep. Got you. 482. So, her her excuse was that she was going to get the kids' mom who lives down the street. And uh I have five kids. Yeah, she said the kids' mom was this way. And even he was like, "No." He's like, "The kids' mom lives in the preserves." And he told me that when he showed up, she was going to the store. Doesn't matter. Yeah. So, that's what she was doing. Who is he? The husband. Now, we're on the verge of divorce anyway. This girl is been nothing but [ __ ] trouble. Sorry. She was good for our first you know, for to have an older son, 14. Good for that. We had our our new son, who'll be three in May. And her brother moved in for a little bit cuz he was homeless and started her smoking crack. She stole all the tools out of my van twice. Someone showed someone money, they come and slashed all my tires in the freaking driveway. I mean, it's endless, endless what this girl is doing. I don't know what possessed her to hit someone and then leave the [ __ ] neighborhood to like the kid lives over here, in my ass. He's in the neighborhood. He lives right there. I guarantee it. You said hi to her before she was in the car? Okay. Was she backing up when she hit you or she going forward? Going forward. Okay. Did she say anything to you? No. Okay. Everything's okay? Okay. Okay. Was there anybody else in the car with her? No. Okay. Did it look like she was on the phone? You don't know. Okay. Do you remember anything else that you want to tell me? No. Okay. Well, if you remember anything, you just let me know, okay? My name is Jessie. Okay. You're doing good though. I told you earlier, I don't know if you remember, but you're handling this better than 90% of the adults that we see in here. And I think that I think that they can back that. Okay? So, you're doing good, kid. All right. Keep fighting. Yeah. Think I'm right? Do you have a valid license? Um I had to send out for a new license. You had to send out for a new license? >> Yeah, because here, I got something in the mail yesterday. I a thing in the mail a couple days ago that said it was expired and I had to renew it or else I would lose my license. So, we just haven't had the money yet, but I filled out all the paperwork and it's there. All I have to do is mail it in. But, I don't really drive. I don't have a car, so.