All right, Andrew, what's going on?
>> We're just talking, hanging out.
>> Clearly you're not talking cuz you were
leaned over and she's saying no.
>> Well, we were
>> [snorts]
>> like hanging out and everything and we
were just She was just saying no cuz I
was like licking on her.
>> What?
>> [music]
>> No.
>> Hello, Sheriff's Office.
How's it going, man? Can you step step
over over here? Stop right there.
Stop right there.
What's going on? What are you doing?
>> We're just talking, hanging out.
>> Who is she to you?
>> A friend of mine.
>> A friend of yours? Okay.
All right, hang out right here where I
can see you.
Charlie.
He was over her,
like leaned over. I heard her say no.
I tapped him, I said Sheriff's Office, I
had him back up. She won't tell me what
was going on.
He was like leaned over her outside the
car.
And she was saying no.
>> What's your relationship to her?
>> Huh?
>> What's your relationship to her?
>> I don't know. She said that that's
um that she knows him but she won't give
me any other information. She doesn't
want to get in trouble or anything like
that.
Huh?
>> She won't tell me.
>> I don't
>> Hold on. Hey, I can ask him. Do you want
me to interview him or you keep personal
with him?
>> Can you try her?
>> I did not. You literally just hung up on
my mom.
>> Hey, man, you have your ID?
>> I do not.
>> What's your name?
>> Uh Andrew.
>> Andrew?
>> Yeah.
>> Middle initial?
>> J.
>> All right, Andrew, what's going on?
>> We're just talking, hanging out.
>> Clearly you're not talking cuz you were
leaned over and she's saying no.
>> Well, we were like hanging out and
everything and we were just She was just
saying no cuz I was like licking on her.
>> What? How do you know her?
>> That a long time ago. We had a long
relationship that a time ago and
everything. That was it.
>> Okay. So, what's your relationship now?
>> Nothing.
>> So, why were you standing outside of her
car for so long? Cuz someone called us
concerned that something was going on.
>> Cuz we were talking and everything. I
hadn't seen her in a while and stuff
like that. So, you know. And
you know when me and her we have back in
our old like in our like in our
relationship when we had like had our
like on-and-off thing, when we saw each
other we would be happy to see each
other.
>> Uh-huh.
>> [ __ ] like that.
>> And then
>> You know.
>> here's the thing. Um
This is not my first day on the job,
man.
When clearly someone looks uncomfortable
and is saying no,
>> I wasn't trying to make
>> obviously there's something going on.
>> Yeah, I wasn't trying to make her
uncomfortable or anything like that.
>> So, so cut the [ __ ] What is going on?
>> Nothing. Me and her just know each
other. We
We were talking and everything and stuff
like that. I'm not trying to like [ __ ]
around and do anything dumb.
>> Do you have anything
um illegal on you?
>> No.
>> Any weapons on you?
>> No, I got my vape, my my coins, my vape.
>> pat you down real quick?
>> Yeah, go ahead.
>> All right. Put your hands on the hood of
my car.
Anything else you know about in the
backpack? Anything illegal?
All right. Just take it off then.
>> Got some bags. Got a bag of chips and
some pop tarts.
>> So, you said you you knew her from a
long time ago. How long ago was that?
>> Probably a year and a half.
>> A year and a half.
And you just ran into her right now.
>> Yeah.
>> And how did she react when you ran into
her?
>> She was happy, you know.
>> She was a little happy. So, why did why
were you standing outside the car for 30
minutes then?
>> Cuz we were just talking like hanging
out talking.
>> With the window down or
>> No, so she had the door open. I was just
talking to her hanging out. Just playing
I was about to go back home watch the
game.
>> So, why you seem nervous?
>> Cuz it's just like I didn't do
>> 765 1 by name date of birth out of
Florida for a 20 MP.
>> People should mind their own [ __ ]
business
and whatnot. I get it, yeah, I was here
for a long time, but it's like
>> It's just weird.
>> Yeah, I get it. I get it. It is weird.
>> And then what I heard when I pulled up.
>> Yeah, you know, I was playing music, but
you know, I was licking her, playing
around.
When I do that, she like likes it, but
like at the same time she like plays
around and says, "Oh, stop it." You
know?
>> Do you have any warrants or anything
like that?
>> No.
>> You know if you're on probation?
>> No.
No.
It's just I get it.
People should mind their business if I'm
talking to my like someone or if I was
talking to someone else 30 minutes in
the parking lot, you know?
>> All right, here's the thing. Even
even if I was engaged with someone in a
I don't know what type of relationship,
like
if you haven't seen them in a year, year
and a half, you're not going to be over
them licking them and them saying no.
>> That's my fault and everything, but like
that's what she used to
used to when I was doing that all the
time to her. She used to me doing that
to her.
>> Okay, but but again, you haven't seen
her in like a year. So, what makes you
assume that you can do that?
>> I thought it was a good idea to do it to
just see her reaction and stuff like
that. That's why I did it. See her
reaction, see if she would like and
engage and you know.
I get it.
>> How How did you guys meet?
>> We met at Take 5 about 3 years ago.
>> At Take 5? Okay.
>> work there no more. I do landscaping.
But she
>> She worked there or was she a customer?
>> Customer.
>> Okay.
>> That's how I got in contact with her cuz
she was a customer and that's That's how
I got fired because
I actually quit the job because someone
thought I was hook trying to hook up on
them. Wasn't true. It was over cooling.
>> Uh-huh.
>> I quit and then
she said she was going to do some [ __ ]
but not never happened. I haven't been
there for almost 2 years.
>> Just stand right there. I got to check
my computer. Over here, in front of my
car. Don't move.
>> Okay.
Uh
I'm going to jail.
>> Take your backpack off. Don't do
anything stupid.
>> Going to jail.
>> Yeah.
12:50
>> 2:13
>> 2:15 Yeah, he's
>> 2:13
>> 2:13 Did you say secure right now?
>> I'm going to jail, though.
Is that Publix?
>> Here's the thing, man.
You have a protection order against her.
>> I know.
>> So, why are you here?
>> Me and her, we've been talking ever
since. Me and her had talked.
>> I don't believe it.
>> Me and her had talked, though. I Me and
her had talked ever since.
>> Here's the thing, the protection order
is still in place.
Give me a second.
Let me actually search you, and then
I'll read you your rights, and we'll go
from there.
>> Well, I'm going to jail, yo, so
Oh my [ __ ] man.
Really, me and her have been talking
ever since. Like
>> So, so why does she have a protection
order against you?
>> That was It was back in March, right?
And ever since we we me and her had
contact with each other cuz
we want to be together.
>> I doubt that.
>> I know. We were serious about
>> Spread your feet.
Spread your feet.
>> All right.
>> All right, I told you I want to call you
out a second.
>> Don't need to touch my phone like that.
>> You also don't need to lie to me.
So, you lose all respect and credibility
when you start lying.
>> How about what?
>> I didn't lie.
I said that me and her have been
talking.
Me and her have been having talks.
>> Okay.
But, you
magically did not say that you had a
protection order.
>> Oh my god, bro.
Oh [ __ ] dude.
>> Any drugs on you that I
Okay.
Any weapons on you that I haven't found?
>> Don't have weapons on me. I don't carry
any.
>> All right. Have a seat in the car real
quick.
Real quick, I got a few questions for
you, but I'm going to read you your
rights.
Okay?
>> Yep.
>> You have the right to remain silent. Um
anything you say may be used as evidence
against you. You have the right to talk
to an attorney and have him or
uh her with you now or anytime during
questioning. If you cannot afford an
attorney, one will one will be appointed
to represent you. If at anytime you wish
to stop talking or
have an attorney present, all questions
will be stopped at your request. Do you
understand these rights?
>> Yep.
>> You want to talk to me?
>> I have a lawyer.
>> Do you want to talk to me, yes or no?
>> Yeah, it's me and her have been in
contact every like we've been in contact
almost every day.
>> Okay. So, again, did you obviously you
have to be served a protection order,
right? So, you knew about it. Did you
know you can't have any contact with
her?
>> Yeah, but she's been
>> Hold on. According to the protection
order
>> Yes.
>> Do you know that you're not supposed to
have any contact with her?
>> Yeah.
>> You know, according to the protection
order that you've been served,
that you're not supposed to be anywhere
near her.
Okay.
>> I showed up here. I didn't know she was
even here when I got here.
>> So, did how did you
run into her or see her?
You know, what did you see her car?
>> I know when I was in there, I saw her
when I was inside the store. You know, I
was here.
>> her in the store?
>> Yeah, I I didn't know she was here when
I until I saw her in the store.
>> So, did you follow her out?
>> No, I was literally I was doing my thing
and then I literally got out and then I
literally came to the
Hey, it was like, you know.
>> So, again,
did you see her in the store or outside
of the store first?
>> I saw her in the store, but I wasn't
even
>> So, okay, did you say hi to her in the
store or did you follow her out to her
car?
>> I follow I came She was already out
here. I got out here. She was in the
car, so that's when I
>> She was in the car, okay.
And you stopped and you were trying to
talk to her, right? And you were
standing outside her car for a while.
And
um
if you guys have been talking for the
last week or two,
um why didn't she maybe roll down the
window initially? Why were you standing
outside the car for so long?
>> Cuz she does what she does, she keeps
her door open. That's how we normally
talk. We don't even have the window down
like that. We always talk with the door
open.
>> Okay.
>> Just cuz if she wanted to get out and
give me a hug, that's what she would do.
Me and her have been literally me and
her like The reason why we have the no
contact thing is because of the [ __ ]
that's happened in the past with me
cheating and stuff like that. And then
I've been Honestly, I've been truthful
to her ever since and she's been
contacting me asking me to hang out, you
know, be with her and stuff like that
and
I get it. Can't do it and everything,
but
me and her I'm in love with this That
woman I'm in love with her every [ __ ]
day, man. It's
>> Okay.
>> I can't like the I can't fathom the fact
that
like I'm I'm already having going to
court cuz I already violated my
injunction.
>> You have violated it before?
>> Yeah.
>> But this is This is the second time you
violated it?
>> Yeah, so here's the thing. The The first
time is because I told the truth about
>> Third time? Okay. Is this the third
time?
>> The second.
>> All right.
>> Second time being caught on the phone
call.
>> This is the second time being caught up.
>> Okay. All right. Give me a minute.
>> Man, oh my god, bro. What the [ __ ]
God damn it.
God [ __ ]
[ __ ] man, [ __ ]
[ __ ]
[ __ ]
[ __ ] you, bro. [ __ ] Bro, [ __ ] Man,
this is so hard.
I can't do this [crying] [ __ ] no more. I
can't.
I can't do this [ __ ] man. This is
[ __ ] up.
This is so hard. [ __ ] that, man. [ __ ]
man.
[ __ ]
>> My lawyer's been known that she's been
in contact with me, so
>> All right, but you you have
the protection order. Like you're the
the person who the protection order is
against.
So, that means it's on you
to not communicate with her. It's on you
to not have direct contact with her.
It's on you if you see her someplace to
leave.
E- Even if she told you
that she wanted to hang out with you or
she was okay with you being around her,
which clearly
it was not. It's not Again, it's not my
first day on the job.
It was not.
That doesn't She doesn't supersede a
judge.
So, you were you were arrested on this
once.
And then last month you violated your
injunction again.
>> Last month?
>> Yeah, and they sent uh they couldn't
talk to you, so they sent charges to the
state attorney.
And now, you violated it for a third
time.
>> No one told me that I got it twice.
They When the cops showed up to my
house, I wasn't there, and they told me
that they said they were doing a
checkup.
A wellness check.
That's what they said to my parents.
>> Well, they they sent charges to the
state attorney for violation of
injunction.
So, you technically still have open
charges for that.
>> What, from the first one?
>> From the one where they couldn't talk to
you.
>> That was just
Yeah, so the first one was back in March
when I told the truth, "Hey, I did in
fact violate." So, I told the truth
about it, and then
I don't know what they I don't know how
they said I violated the injunction back
last month when
I never did anything.
>> Did you text her?
>> No, I never texted her anything like
that.
She would call me off of She would call
me on a private private number,
and I would answer, and it would be her.
>> Did she wear a wire around you?
>> She's been contacting me. We Like she
would contact me and everything, and I
actually
And when I actually when I'm on on my
bicycle, she contacted me saying, "Oh, I
see that you're going to your
boyfriend's house, or you're you're
going to be out in the streets." And I
you know, I
I'm not. I'm not even in the streets.
Ever since March happened and whatnot,
I've been trying to I've been changing
into a different person, she doesn't
believe it. Well, I even notified my
lawyer that she's been contacting me,
cuz it's like if you're contacting me
first, it just shows that you're not in
danger no more with me, and
she she even told me she loved me and
everything like that and
wants to me to be with her and
everything.
What's so so difficult to understand
that she's in love with me and I'm in
love with her?
And then the fact yes, I get it that she
was saying stop it and stop it. I get
it, but like me we both are in love with
each other. She would She would do that
and I'll do the same thing to her. I'll
tell her to stop it and she won't keep
me She won't do it, but
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