deadbeat son punches a cop and gets tased. Multiple times. Oh well, my handset was off. That's great. Anyways, welcome to Perfect Storm Videos. We're going to do a body cam stream. Um, my headset wasn't on. I said already >> Oh, so we're going to watch that in a minute. I want to finish that. Uh but >> highest storm gtsy. >> Hey, what's up? How you doing? Let me move all this over and this one chat one. Okay. How's it going, Kathy? Hope you're having a great night. All right, we'll do this. Okay. All right. Can you believe last night stream got 27,000 views? Is that last night stream? I guess it is. Yeah. Stream 20. Wow. It's a lot of videos, dude. And we got like over 100 subscribers. Amazing. Amazing. All right. Anyways, we are going to watch for our first video crazy dude punches cop and gets tased after getting locked out by his parents. That's Cinnamon Toast Ken's channel. But we're doing one of those things where we're watching a guy, watching a guy, watching a guy, watching a guy, and um this is the actual video is deadbeat sudden punches a cop and gets tased multiple times. And this channel is buddy jam bust. But these guys are funny, so we're going to watch this. Uh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Anyways, um what was I doing? I totally did this wrong. Anyways. Yeah. Anyways. Anyways, this is a new muffin juice video. Dude, [clears throat] we're watching this even though it's not body cam. I don't care. This shit's so funny. Later. Later. Well, we need a little break from body cam. We're going to watch this though for sure. I freaking love Muffin Juice. I wish she made more videos. I would watch every single one of them. I mean, I already watch all of them, but he doesn't make videos that much. Uh, okay. What was I doing? What the? Having a be such a struggle, man. Just kidding. I'm fine. I know where my paper was. Can't find it. Not in there. >> [groaning] >> Okay, this [ __ ] Sam video, bro. I tested clickbait products. I kind of >> I kind of like Sam real going to watch. Okay, let's watch video cup. >> I'm not playing your stupid games. You know exactly what you're doing. >> Dang, [laughter] boy. Escalation is just >> Wow. This is one you guys sent to us. Uh, it's from Body Cam Bust. >> Hey, Cath, let me know if my install is lagging the stream. I'll shut it off, but I want to install this. I didn't I had such a big update. Whatever. >> 7,000 views. So some maybe we got something that no one else has seen. Oh, a jail. >> Well, let's see what happens. >> When officers arrived at an Illinois residence after Daniel had allegedly kicked in the front door during a domestic disturbance, officers first tried to resolve the situation peacefully. But Daniel had other ideas. >> Does Daniel live here? Is he here to see a girl? >> I don't know. >> Dead beatat son punches a cop. >> She's got a boyfriend short. I'm wondering. >> Oh yeah, that's true. I just felt like a bunch of rolling papers on the ground. I don't know where they came from. That's true. >> It's like, no, I'm just trying to dress comfortably in my own home. >> Come here, too. >> He kicked down the front door and she is petrified. >> Where's he at? >> Okay. The front door looks okay. He kicked it down. He kicked it open. >> I don't know if he broke it, but he kicked it was locked. It open. >> I heard there's a door kicked down. This door looks pretty not kicked down [laughter] right now. Yeah, it looks pretty straight up right now. >> The reef is still on here. You know, [laughter] >> I got to take a shower. Come here. Look, I had no choice but >> get down here now. Down here. >> I'll go. >> Down here now. >> I got to get a sweater. >> Okay, fine. I'll go walk down here. >> I don't want you to touch me. Then you start walking. I'll walk with you. Let's go. >> I got to take a shower, bro. >> I got to take a shower. >> I'll get a sweater. You know we I don't want to go down. >> Sounds kind of kind of nice. Oh, mom's got some fine taste. >> Oh, yeah. Big old dining table with their candles on there. >> Man, look at that big picture in the bag. It just kind of sets the mood. >> Yeah. Looking nice. >> I don't have like income, dude. >> They're sending me bills. >> Okay. >> Like that. Like I'll go fix it with my dad. They keep locking me out. >> I didn't even go out with like a >> They keep locking you out, >> huh? >> Bro, >> does he do you live here? >> They keep sending him bills. Maybe he did. Maybe they had like an extra room he was renting or something. >> I'm so confused. >> Yeah. >> Is it a boyfriend? Is it a resident? I don't know. >> Dead beatat son punches a cop. >> But I wonder if it's like a son. Well, that's why I'm wondering too, like if it's like a son or something because as a parent, if I had a daughter, I wouldn't be letting this dude live in my house, [laughter] >> right? >> You know, that's the first thing. But I mean, I don't know. They do got that bougie lifestyle here. They're trying to afford a couple more pictures to go on the wall, but only got two and it looks kind of barren right there. And I got to >> got to afford some more. >> Yeah, >> maybe they fell when they kicked the door in. [laughter] HE HAD NO OTHER CHOICE. HE HAD NO OTHER CHOICE. >> They're sending him bills. He had to kick the door in, take a shower. >> Yeah. He said he'll fix it with his dad, though. >> Yeah. >> I did it because he locked the door >> and I need to be inside. I need to take a shower. My back's all itchy, man. I got like Lyme disease. Like >> I don't care what disease you got. You come down and say >> I got Lyme disease. My back's all itchy. >> Man's got Lyme disease. >> No body cam tonight. >> What do you mean? We're watching body cam right now. This literally is a body cam video. I bet somebody else watching it. But yeah. >> Is that what you get when you get like bit by a tick? Yeah. Bacteria infection spread to humans with a bite of an infected blacklegged deer tick. Is that Is that what a lime looks like? Why is it called lime disease? He's got to take a shower. It's itchy. It gives you bell pausy. You got a face that's stuck and everything. Jeez. Huh. Well, anyway, they locked the door. HE'S GOT TO TAKE A SHOWER. HIS BACK SEAT. He had no choice. You got to do it. He's going to the gym in the slides. >> Dude, I'm going with you. Please. Don't touch me. >> No. You've already gone through this. Come off the stairs. >> Don't punch me, bro. >> Damn. That guy like it's making he's been making my life so hard. >> WHY DOES HE WANT TO stay on these stairs so bad? Get off the stairs. But But something else so I could stop and not go down the stairs. >> GO THE STAIRS. TASE HIM. >> HE'S TALKING about the guy is making his life so hard. Guy's your father. >> Guy is your father. >> Okay. So, it's a son. >> It is a son. >> He's been making my life so hard. >> Guy is your father and you live in his house. Let's be honest here, okay? But he KEEPS LOCKING ME OUT. THEY >> KEEP LOCKING him out. Well, you know, sometimes when you become an adult, get Lyme disease and whatever else you got going on. He's got to he's got to leave the [laughter] coop. So, not a boyfriend or anything. All right. >> All right. That's better. >> Is your father and you live in his house? >> OR IS IT? >> OH, NO. AH, [laughter] >> GROSS. >> We're here because your sister called us screaming and crying on the phone. >> Oh, hold on. Wait. Back it up. >> This house. >> WHERE IS IT? >> OH, NO. [laughter] >> That must be something. >> We're here because >> Whoa. What is this [ __ ] tattoo, man? That's [ __ ] crazy. >> [ __ ] insane. >> Screaming and crying on the phone. My sister is making like like claim like a lot of claims, dude. You know what's not helping is you guys being here, man. Just why are you opening the door? >> My sergeant's there. >> Okay. >> WHY ARE YOU OPENING THE DOOR? I KICKED IT, BRO. THEY'RE CLOSED. >> She's just making claims. The door seems broken. >> Let's just go outside. Let's go. Please don't touch me. Please do not touch me. >> Go through the garage. >> He's got so much PTSD from all this >> from all of this. >> He just got it just now. >> Yeah. >> Do not touch me. Please. He's just this this guy. They they've been locking me out. They have the right to What's up, Officer? >> Dude, what is going on? What is your Does he know? [laughter] >> He tries to shake his hand. No. No. He must know him. >> Yeah. >> Heck no, dude. Not this crap again. >> What is your [ __ ] problem? >> Why are you coming at me with issues, man? These people locked me out. They said I live here. >> Shut the up. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> I'ming with you. I'm not playing your stupid games. You know exactly what you're doing. So, you just kicked the door, >> dude. Like, you see you see all these my rank? Not putting up with this. Not again. >> SHUT UP. GO TO the hospital. Well, they got that BMW in here, too. Dang. They pump their own gas out here. >> DANG. I BET they set it out for the neighbors, too, and they crank that thing TO $5. [laughter] >> DISCOUNT. >> I'm not anything. >> Sit down. I literally live. >> Sit down. You're going to the hospital. You go. I'll take you to the hospital. >> Imagine he plays Roadhog. That would be awesome. Keeps buffering. >> Keeps buffering. Yeah. I'm trying to um install Overwatch doing a new update, but also it's going really [ __ ] slow. So, I'm just going to shut it off cuz I'll try to do it later. I don't know what the deal is. Maybe it's cuz I'm streaming. Okay. Yeah, it'll be better now. Let me just give it a few seconds. That'll be better. Thanks for letting me know. By the way, I don't I asked people to let me know, but I think everybody left because it was [ __ ] So, now better. All right, let's watch >> right now, dude. >> Oh, what the [ __ ] D's boring, but that [ __ ] happened. We got feeling so much dude. [ __ ] wild. Let's see. Uh, play speed. Yes, I want slow. I want to see this [ __ ] in slow motion. Slow motion with me. Slow motion. Sing right now, dude. God damn, that punch was hard as [ __ ] bro. Holy. [laughter] Damn. >> He's got he's got his phone out right now and he's acting completely like belligerent. So, I bet he's a streamer. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, probably. >> Watch this. Watch this, chat. Here we go, chat. Here we go, chat. Oh, yeah. We're going to the hospital. We're going my way then. [laughter and clears throat] >> He needs to get back in the gym cuz that that punch just didn't kind of like a chin nudge like me, bro. Yeah, that was [ __ ] >> I think the cop turned his head and dodged the whole thing. >> One bit. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP RIGHT NOW. >> JEEZ. >> GOT HIM. Covered him up. Poor mom's dinner table. >> Yeah, >> that chair is never going to be the same after that. Once he gets out of jail, mom's like, "YOU BROKE MY FAVORITE CHAIR AND KICKED THE DOOR IN." GOLLY, >> help your dad fix it. Oh, they even got the cushion. [laughter] Sit on it. Those chairs aren't comfortable. It's an ANTIQUE right now. TASER. TASER. TASER. TASER. >> OH, THERE IT IS. OH, HE'S GETTING TASED. OH, >> got right in the spine, too. Yeah. [laughter] >> The reason he's sitting like that cuz he just sees lights right now like [laughter] >> Can I stand? Do I >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET SOME COPS. >> PUT YOUR HAND. TURN AROUND. >> OKAY, I'm standing. I'm going TO >> TURN YOUR STOMACH. >> TURN AROUND AGAIN. I'M GOING TO GET TASED AGAIN. >> JUST LET ME STAND. >> HANDS ON YOUR HEAD. HANDS ON YOUR HEAD. >> WHY CAN THIS DUDE NOT FOLLOW any commands at all? >> I I don't get it. >> Literally nothing. Nothing. >> It was delayed. Is it still delayed? Let me check. was delayed. >> The other Let me check it out. Let me check it out. Let me check it out. Uh oh [ __ ] I wrong one. Uh okay. Testing testing. Testing testing. Or is it? >> Oh, it doesn't. >> It's very delayed. What the [ __ ] Hopefully it'll get better over time. That's fine. Single one. >> Oh, look. Oh, they knocked all the stuff over, man. Even that candle sideways over there. >> Oh, those chairs look heavy, actually. Look at that. >> They got one flipped upside down. [laughter] Got plates on top of plates on top of a placemat on top of a co whatever the two. Jeez, it's layered. So many layers this table, >> man. I bet they get three course meals at this house. >> They never USE THIS TABLE EVER [laughter] in there. This table is just for show. >> I'll go for Thanksgiving dinner. It's >> like, >> can I please contact my probation officer and tell her to give me YOUR >> GOT A PROBATION OFFICER? >> Oh my gosh. >> The dude's got a pro. That's why I knew the other guy. >> Yeah. >> Give me your hand or you're going to tase the guy. Dude, hand or tase THE GUY. I'M GOING TO TASE YOU RIGHT NOW. OKAY. OKAY. >> HEY, STOP. >> DUDE, he literally just will not do anything. >> He won't. You just tase him. Tase him again, please. God. >> Oh, they got the fancy ceiling on here, too. Look at that. Oh, yeah. I'm holding. Yeah. >> Layered ceiling. >> Whoa. [laughter] So many layers. >> Resisting, sir. >> I'm not resisting. I'M NOT RESISTING. OH, GO. >> PUT YOUR HANDS. >> I'M GOING. I'M GOING. >> STOP RESISTING. >> WE'RE GOING. LET'S GO. I'm ready. >> I'm ready. I need this. I need your sandals. >> Give my sandals, dude. I'm ready to go. Finally. I'm ready. >> Ready. I'm ready to go. on your knees. I THOUGHT I knew that. >> WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DOING? >> Just [laughter] like there are a bunch of like overlapping orders going on here. >> Yeah, >> but I mean just pick one and just do any of them. Just literally do any of them. Just pick one. >> This is a miracle. [laughter] >> IT'S A MIRACLE. >> YES, SIR. IS a trash. >> That is a shame. >> Oh, mama is going to be traumatized when she sees this. The house was so nice. >> I got to go get your >> They got to get his hands behind his back. They can't just like take him out with his hands like this. It's going to start freaking throwing hands in a minute. All right. >> Stop. We're going to get tased together. All right. >> Can we go peacefully? >> Stop. >> Okay. I'm peaceful. >> No, you're not. >> Guys, I'm not >> Keep resisting. >> No resisting. Seriously, just trust. >> No. [laughter] Just trust. Just trust, bro. >> Just trust, bro. Just trust. Trust. >> Hang me that gun. Just trust. Just trust. >> Like, seriously. I don't want to die. I'm sorry. Okay. I'm sorry. Just some want to die. She's resisting a lot. >> Yeah. >> I want you to roll over. If you don't roll over, I'm going to tase you again. You hear me? >> Can we just go outside? Looking guy roll over. Can we just go outside? Jesus Christ. Please just tase him. >> Can we just go outside? I need my sweater. >> I haven't shot him yet. [laughter] Oh jeez. >> This is America. God dang. >> Your hands are going to uncuff me first. You have to roll on your stomach and put your hands out towards that basket. >> Can you uncuff me first? Wait till you do that. >> Please like don't I can't roll my stomach. >> Um >> because you won't be able to get to the do bro that's crazy. [laughter] >> He said like please >> lay flat on the ground sir. >> I am both your feet. Like I'm waiting to get up. I thought you >> You're not [ __ ] getting up right now. You're [ __ ] dumb. >> What the [ __ ] was the point of that [ __ ] Huh? >> Dude, I was I'm scared. I'm sorry. >> He was He was just so scared. >> Scared, man. I'm scared. >> That's why he was scared. That's why he tried to sucker punch a cop. >> Yeah, >> he's just so scared. >> Stoping moving, dude. >> You're going to get tased again. Where's his arms? Where are his arms? They're handcuffed. They're handcuffed. >> Are they in the front of the bed? >> That whole dude on his back. He's just like he's about to get choked out by that [laughter] man. That man's like trying to get his leg over and the rest of the cops are in the way. He's my jiu, guys. Get out of the way. Back up. [laughter] >> There's like screws. Get him out of the house. Goodness gracious. >> Put him on the ground. Put him on the ground. >> Put him on the ground. The grounder. Teaser. Tease her. Taser. Taser. >> [ __ ] >> Stop it. Or is it getting right again? >> This dude is just sick of He's like, "Let me tase him again." >> Yeah. >> Tasing is more effective than threatening to tase, I would say. >> Yeah. >> Back up. He's getting it again cuz they lay down. No. No. [laughter] I don't want to. I WANTED TO GO OUTSIDE. I WANT TO GO BACK IN NOW. I'M COLD. I NEED TO TAKE A SHOWER. I GOT LIME DISEASE. [laughter] >> Give them your hands. Legs. Make sure you have legs first. peacefully. >> He's negotiating again. >> Peacefully, >> guys. I'm doing good. Trust. Trust. I'm going peacefully. >> Both hands are cuffed right now, guys. Everyone take a second. >> Everyone stop. Luca's got hands on his hands. What do you got, Tony? >> I've got one hand. >> They're both cuffed. >> Okay. I have one. >> Form a plan. >> Cop's like, "All right, guys. Listen, let's get organized." [laughter] >> Yeah, >> we all We're all trying to do different things. We're all trying to rip his limbs off. And he's >> But he's also resisting at the same time. >> Yeah, he's resisting. And I think his hands are both cuffed already. So >> they are cuffed, but they got to get him so they can uncuff him, put him behind his back, >> right? >> How many ambulance you guys have? We got another one coming over right now. >> Hey, David. >> You're going to have to go to the hospital and get checked out. >> All right, I'll follow you up there in my car. >> Oh, you bust in the head. Got a concussion. >> He must have been on the table. The table fall. >> Yeah, >> right. Don't fight me. >> Don't bite me. >> Don't bite him. >> Don't get tased again. >> You're going to get tased again. Stop it. >> All right, we're done. We're done. We're done. He doesn't want the thing out. >> Okay. >> Don't bite me. Don't bite me. >> I'm not going to bite you, man. >> What are you doing? >> You just tried, dude. >> This guy just driving me crazy. [laughter] He's trying to bite him. Just give us your hand. Oh, dude. Dude, dude, let's just work together. Let's be friends. >> Going peacefully. [laughter] Dude, what are you talking about? I'm ready to go. >> Yeah, >> supposed to be officers like you took a badge. >> You took an old Shut the Dude up. >> Let's just bring >> Well, they they even got Oh, Stazzac out here. He's He's two days from retirement. He's come out. Good lord. >> That is a [ __ ] flathead, dude. >> Lord, can someone give me some water? >> Yeah, we will a second. All right. like I can drink my >> Thank you so much. I'm starting to get like the what was that the dude uh down in the snow where he's like talking to himself. Am I God? Are you God? >> The one the one that was running and kept getting tased and just kept going. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter] Remind me of him. >> Yeah. >> I wonder if they're on the same shrooms. >> Like like I didn't want this. I don't >> What do you mean you didn't want this? You punched a sergeant in the face and then kicked my partner. >> What's up Pop? How you doing? Oh, we should watch that body cam. That one's so funny. I have to try to find out. >> You guys just stop me. >> I didn't get [laughter] >> You guys came at me, bro. >> Yeah, I told you not to touch me, bro. >> Punch the sergeant in the face. >> Hey, no one else talk to him. >> I My comment was delayed about asking if there's body cam tonight. Smiley face. >> Oh, yeah. I was doing something else for a second. Dude, what the [ __ ] What is this [ __ ] monster behind him, dude? He looks so pale in the show. What the [ __ ] So creepy, dude. Watch out. The [ __ ] demon's coming. They see that, too. The [ __ ] >> that. [laughter] Summon the boss. [laughter] >> He got his gloves on. He's ready. >> Oh, he's got like his glove. He's like, "Okay, [laughter] whatever. I'm not trying to fight no more. Okay, >> just want to make sure sit on there. Okay, >> sit on there. We got to Come on. Let's not do this again. But just let's sit. >> Just sit. JUST SIT ON IT. Just sit. >> Please. >> Or don't get tased again. Please. >> Daniel, you just said you're sorry. >> Yes. So, drink some water. They're going to get you some water. Trust that. If you unc. I promise. >> He wants to get uncuffed. God, dude. like >> just let just uncuff my hands, right? >> I'm really thirsty. Can you guys just uncuff me so I can like totally not resist again? >> Yeah. Yeah. Give me some water so I can hydrate and get RIGHT BACK IN THE FIGHT, YOU KNOW? >> GOD, for a second just on the one side. >> That's not what I want. >> Wait, that's got to happen. >> Okay. Otherwise, >> you touch your gun and we don't want to do that. >> Seriously, >> I know. All right, guys. Just to >> Oh [laughter] my goodness gracious. They go back. All right, Dad. Dad, >> he's a disappointment. Did you break my door? Oh boy. Who's going to pay for that? [laughter] The guy was just trying to do some yard work today. >> All right, guys. Just to go over obviously see how things got. >> He just came back after we were here earlier. >> Yeah. >> And he wanted to get in and clock. >> I were here earlier. This is ongoing situation. >> Okay. >> LOOK AT THAT CLOCK. GOSH, >> THAT THING is massive, >> man. They even do they have a TV cabinet for a regular panel TV? That's like a TV cabinet for like those old box ones. It's got like a little LG stuck in there. Huh. >> It's even pushed back. >> They can't get to take it. No one wants it, you know. >> That's true. That cabinet nobody wants. >> And there's the You know, nobody exercising that thing either. That thing's in the floor. Needs to get out of the way. [laughter] >> Now he's in big trouble. >> He He is in big trouble. He's in route to the hospital now to check on his injuries and see if he does any psychiatric help as well. >> Absolutely. [laughter] >> Boy, [gasps] is he psychiatric? Mom's like, "He does." Absolutely >> 100%. Y'all, >> that man's on drugs. >> I would suggest like we talked about the mental health court, the hospital. >> I mentioned several times I wish we would have done it. His doctor almost did it in his last admission and then didn't >> it's okay. >> Don't blame the doctor. >> All right. So, I was going to say he's on drugs, but no. So, it's it's a situation. They know he's needed help, but they just are like, "No, >> no. He he'll just get in the right mindset and beat it." >> Yeah. >> Which never happens. It's a if he's got like mental mental issues then they don't just go away. >> If his doctor would sign him in that's all they need is a doctor's signature. >> Yeah. Because he won't do treatment. >> Um so he'll come with us. They did photograph everything. >> To me it's different. I mean we just won't do the treatment. Yeah. But still it's like >> jeez batteries. Police officer. >> Yeah. >> Sorry. before we take off. Everybody, adrenaline's down. Everybody check yourselves really quick. Everybody [laughter] >> got now everybody's calm down. You all good? Yeah. All right, I'm leaving. >> Yeah. Yeah. Good, dude. Aggravated resisting resisting arrest. >> Aggravated [clears throat] peace officer times two. He's only 5'6. 5'8. Huh? >> What's with the hair? What do you What do you need? He's acting LIKE THAT OUT THERE. >> What hair? What are you talking about? >> Welcome to the >> not even a 6 foot. Oh gosh. >> Was the EMT wearing a hair or something? >> No wonder he's crazy. [laughter] That's why it took so many cops to take him down. He had that 5'8 stature. [laughter] That that low gravity. All the 58 kings out there. All right. Well, that's the end of this video. Hope you guys enjoyed it. Leave a comment. Leave a like. All that cool stuff. Today's your birthday. >> Yeah, he's like right away. I want to go back and see him again. >> He's chalky AF. >> Oh, they bled his [ __ ] face out here, though, huh? >> Horrifying. >> My Okay. Yeah. I mean, they probably blurred his face out cuz look at this [ __ ] pool. Let's go back to where they showed him. Holy [ __ ] Scary. Oh my god. What the [ __ ] is that? Like a worst nightmare. Okay. Uh, see what the the [ __ ] is happening in that thumbnail, dude? What type of person? >> Okay, this one is um when dads find their kids rapist and it's by naked criminal >> are you? I want to know right now. >> You my daughter and you got her drunk my pants down with sir gave me four of them. >> Okay. and I got hard and I did do a little bit of a penetration. >> These were the moments fathers made a horrifying discovery that exposed the predators preying on their own children. Starting with the creep caught abusing his co-worker's daughter, >> but not much. >> Okay. >> Then I was like, "No, we need to stop." And we went to bed. >> On July 23rd, 2024, officers in Athens County, Ohio, responded to a 911 call from a mother. Her 14-year-old daughter had reported something disturbing at the home where she was babysitting. When the officers arrived, the daughter wasn't wrong. >> I'm going to grab my [ __ ] >> I got my phone. >> No, we're taking it. >> Your phone at 10:25 a.m. >> My phone, please. >> No, not right now. Will you please give me >> Will you please do you my wife? Okay, >> sir. Hey, sir. >> Sir, please. >> All right, come over here. So, what's happening? >> Well, last night she was messaging me. >> Okay. >> And she's sending me some pics and I got home. She's in the house naked. There's uh some videos in there cuz I was recording everything and I was like, "No, we can't do this." You know, she kind of left. I was like, "No, we can't do this." I didn't just know she's underage later. >> Some stuff did happen, but you know >> what? I need you to be like totally upfront and honest with me. >> I I know it's weird, but I need you to just tell me what what's cool. My pants down, sir. Give me >> Okay. >> And I got And I did do a little bit of a >> not much. >> Then I was like, "No, we need to stop." And we went to bed. They say I have her phone. I don't have her phone. I gather all her stuff up. It's probably her >> stuff right there. >> It's right there. >> Okay. >> I don't know what all happened. Okay. >> What's all going on? I try to show him, try to talk to him, but he's all mad and upset. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Now I understand. >> You know, but he told me stories about his daughters. He's a little nervous about having her babysit anyway cuz the story she told me cuz told me. >> So she's the babysitter. >> Yeah. Okay. >> She I guess she's had with older men before. He's told me >> in the past and cuz we work together. That's how we know each other. >> Okay. >> And >> where do you guys work at? >> Well, he's worked with me at McGomery and he don't work there no more. >> Okay. >> And stuff. Like I said, she was already I got a little bit when I got home, you know. I know, but she was already when I got here. >> She was drinking before you got here. >> The guy on the ground getting arrested had life bags or something on his head. >> Okay. A whole bottle. >> It was pretty about empty when I got home. Trimmer knew exactly how old she was. His defense, she'd been drinking and she initiated it. >> No remorse, just blame. >> She uh had a whole thing of liquor. >> Okay. A whole bottle. >> I was pretty for about empty when I I got home. >> Okay. >> I feel bad. And no liquor. I mean, I'm probably going to go to jail, most likely. >> More likely. >> Okay. >> Oh, yeah. So, the bag um it's a what? It's called a spit mask. So, it's something that they put over people's heads. Uh, when they're spitting on cops or spitting on anybody, they'll put that bag that bag on their head so they can't spit at people. >> How much trouble I'm in for this? >> Quite a bit. >> I didn't even realize he was spitting, dude. What the hell was that guy thinking? He punched a cop, tried to bite cops, then he was trying to spit on the cops. What the [ __ ] What a weirdo, bro. What the [ __ ] I guess he just said mental illness. That's crazy. That's just mental illness. I don't know. Feel like there might have been something else going on, too. I bet. Anyways. Yeah. >> Been poor pain. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, what I need you to do right now for me, okay, is turn around, put your hands behind your back. All right. >> Why did he admit to all that, dude? What a [ __ ] Okay. Anyways, I got bitching sauce. You want some [ __ ] in sauce? >> You're being detained, okay? But I am going to read you your Miranda rights. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand what I'm telling you here? You can tell me you want an attorney and you can end it at any time. Okay. >> All right. >> I like it. I know. >> I I know, bud. I appreciate you being honest with me and we we'll deal with that. Okay. >> When you watch the videos, you'll see everything. >> All right. I know it's going to be a tight squeeze, so the best way to do it is sit on your slide in and then put your feet in. >> All right, just hang tight there, ma'am. Is there any other anybody else inside the residence at this time? >> Not that I know. Well, other than my dogs. >> Okay. Where's your uh daughter at? >> I don't have any children. I just have a child. His my stepchild. >> Okay. You know where the stepchild is? He has a he she's supposed to be our babysitter. That's what I know. And he's over there. And that's that's my stepchild. >> The girl's father had a different account. >> What's the backtory? >> Your message talker thing is way I delayed lol. >> Okay. >> I worked with him before, >> right, >> at Montgomery Trucking. >> I remember it. >> I'll just shut it off. It's whatever. >> Okay. >> And Well done. >> Okay. So, I ended up having back issues, so I had to quit. But anyways, he called me. I don't know if it was Thursday or Friday and said, "Hey, um, we don't have anybody to babysit." >> Okay. >> Is there any Cuz my They came over to her house once and my daughter, I'll babysit for some money. >> Okay. >> Anyway, so he said, "Hey, can she babysit?" And I said, "Sure." I said, "Yeah, when do you need her?" And he said, "Well, for him and his wife, I talked to both of them." Said, "Probably all the next week," which would have been Monday, >> right? >> "Can she babysit so I can actually not go anywhere and just [ __ ] her?" What the hell is this guy thinking, bro? >> And there and I said, "Well, why don't you pick him up? Pick her up Sunday night. That way can get used to her, right?" >> And blah blah blah. >> Right. Right. >> So he was like, "Yeah, that's a good idea." So, we went to the fair or not the fair. We went to I can't even think. We went somewhere and then we came back home and I said, "We're home now." So, he's like, "All right." So, Kayla, he was at work, came and picked. >> Okay. >> And brought her back here Sunday night. >> Okay. >> So, she was here Sunday night, Monday night, and Tuesdays and today. >> Okay. Um he sent my wife a random text just today and said hey can you phone I don't know if he said so she can find it or what but he said phone well called I can't I don't know if it was before or after and said he took my phone I don't know where it's at and cuz I tried calling her phone and messaging her I tried calling her phone on messenger and my wife tried calling her regular and it went straight to voicemail. So, it was shut off. >> Yeah. >> She said, "No, he took my phone last night. He took my phone. I don't know where it's at." Blah, blah, blah. I was like, "I'm on my way over." >> Well, first they made it sound >> was here alone. >> Well, I didn't know he was off work and she was home. They made it sound like was here by her and she wouldn't get up. >> Oh. >> So, I said I texted Derek and I said, "I'm on my way over there now." >> Okay. after that was told us everything that happened and I didn't I tried calling him and calling him calling him and it was really weird because he was active four minutes ago on messenger when it when I tried calling and he wouldn't answer he wouldn't answer he wouldn't answer wouldn't answer well then prior to me call trying to call from your house right >> yeah she called from her house prior to me trying to call him and explained what all happened at least my wife called on messenger she answered Yeah. >> So I I was like, "Give me that phone." So I was like, "What are you doing, dude? You my daughter and you got her drunk." Oh, that you don't know what went on here. I said, "I do know what went on here. You my daughter, dude." Well, you don't know what I said. I don't care what went on. An adult, if my daughter was drunk, would have first thing they would have done is called their parents, >> right? >> I said, "You never even called us or messaged us. Nothing." And he was like, "Yeah, come over here. Come over here. I'm home. I'm home." I said, "Good. You're going to jail, dude. And I hung up the pump. So, we come over here and we came in here for see how she was. I come outside. My son brought out with him. He came outside said, "You don't know what got on. You won't know what went on here." And I said, "I don't need to know what went on. I know enough of what went on." Well, I got proof. >> I'm glad they didn't beat the [ __ ] out of him, dude. >> I got proof. So, he had his wife grab it. I said, "Dude, I'm not coming up to [ __ ] you because I'm not going to jail." I said, "I'm going to stay away from you." He goes, "Well, Kayla, go take him over my phone." So, she brought over his phone and was showing me the pictures of pictures a couple and stuff. And I said, "Let me see the time on that." So, I scrolled up to the very first one. It was 2:55 a.m. I said, "Dude, you took them pictures off you took them pictures off of her phone and sent them to your phone. And I know exactly what you did. I said because you took her phone last night. Kai said cuz said she couldn't find her phone last night. You had it. >> The 14-year-old told officers she had consumed alcohol and an unknown beverage after which she experienced unusual intoxication. Medical test results later revealed the presence of multiple substances. Hospital staff suspected someone had drugged her. Derek Trimmer was arrested and charged with sexual battery, unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, tampering with evidence, pandering sexual oriented matter involving a illegal use of a in nudity [music] oriented material. If convicted on all counts, consecutive sentences puts him behind bars for the rest of his life. >> The first father refused to let a predator get away with it. The next father uncovered a betrayal so unbelievable he could barely process it. [music] >> What type of perverted person are you? I want to know right now. >> In March 2018, a father in Goodyear, Arizona, called his 13-year-old son's teacher, 27-year-old Britney Zamora, and confronted her over the relationship she was. >> It's kind of weird. They didn't say like if he had the phone or not. I assume he did, but didn't mention it. is having with his son. Her response was the last thing he expected. >> What type of perverted person are you? I want to know right now. You are a monster. You are a pedophile. You're a child master. Do you understand me? >> Um, don't. >> Why do you say that? >> Oh, I'm a lot smarter than you. I'm so much smarter than you. You do not understand how much smarter than you I am. I got you. I want you to know that now. I got you. Do me a favor. Do not call this number back again. The next time you'll hear from me, we'll be in court. And make sure you let your husband know that you like the 13-year-old boys. And >> I want you to do me a favor. Do that for me. Okay. >> I am coming for you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You have a wonderful evening. Okay. You >> a horror movie. >> Can Can you um explain to me? Can we meet, you know, to talk about this? Is there something we can settle out, you know, outside? >> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's what we can do. So, I can give you a chance to do it to some other kid. Yeah, that's exact. That's exactly what we're going to do. That's exact No. Mora, do me a favor. Do not call me back again. Do you understand me? Make sure you tell your husband what's going on. >> He is right here. Can he Can he talk to you? >> Oh, yeah. Put your husband on the phone. I'm more than happy to talk to that dumb, too. Amen. >> Hey, don't say amen to me. You got a monster. If I was you, you stupid [music] I'd leave >> man. Listen. >> No. Listen to me, you stupid. >> Okay. You're stupid. Do you want to love my hands? AND I'M TELLING YOU, you stupid. Shut up. >> Shut the up. >> Listen [clears throat] to me. I am not going to settle outside of court. There's not enough money you could possibly ask off offer me to settle this. Get get that through your head and do me a favor. Do me a favor. >> Leave. I'm trying to tell you, your woman is a monster. >> The phone call was only the beginning. The parents reported the incident to school administers and law enforcement, setting off an investigation. All right. So, I know you already know a little bit about where we're at now. So, um Mrs. Omar has been placed on >> administrative leave. Um she won't be coming in today and she'll be on administrative leave pending the investigation. And um >> I think I watched like this part. I didn't even know you >> any district employees any >> I think maybe I watched where the >> contact um my question is kind of how how did this all begin? How did we find out? >> Correct. Yes. How did it come to light? >> So, I have an app on my son's phone. >> Okay. >> Um, we got him a new phone and he was wanting to shut his door at night. One told him, you know, you sleep at the door. >> He was just showing more interesting girls. >> And I had a conversation with him and he says, "Yeah, you know, I talk to girls, but they're just my friends. So, um, got the new phone. I put this app on on his phone and it alerts me. It's called So, yesterday I got the alert and kept getting alerts back to bed because the word baby kept being used. >> So, I'm reading through the conversation, but I done this before with other conversations of his as well, >> but this time I saw at the bottom that it had Mrs. My mom would have done it >> Instagram profile smartphone when I was a kid >> and I'm familiar with her profile name because she's messaged me through Instagram as well tutoring and offering help >> and so I recognized and I I told my husband and we looked it over and then what confirmed it is >> her first name was in the conversation. >> I'll put the mic closer. It should be better now hopefully. either he wrote it or she wrote it. >> Okay. >> And they put last name. And so then the conversation just kept on and it was like he was talking to a girl like his girlfriend. >> Girl, right? So, I showed my husband a conversation and then when he came home, we talked to my son and we told him, you know, we need you to be completely honest right now and we already know the answer to everything we're going to ask. >> Mhm. >> So, we just need you to tell us the truth. >> Okay. I bet this is the one I watched. If it's not, it's crazy. It's almost the exact same [ __ ] >> So, we showed him the conversation and we said, "Who is this? Who are you talking to?" I think they said my teacher. >> Okay. >> So then my husband, you know, we're we're very blunt with our kids and we're open. >> It's like different though. It's not the same footage and stuff. It's weird. >> And we've had conversations with him >> growing up and all that. That's is expected. And so my husband just told him, >> "Okay, >> have you done anything with your teacher? Did you have sex?" >> No. Okay. Yeah, it was your teacher. >> You said he said yes. Okay. The most manipulative abusers don't rely on force. They exploit trust and their victims often realize the abuse only when it's far too late. >> I knew something was happening before question him because I came home and I took the phone and I shut his computer off. I took all electronics here. >> I don't think the other family was using them though. >> What's going on? >> A good advertisement for century. >> You'll find out when dad gets home. what happened. >> So he was worried. He knew that something was up. >> And then after we talked to him and told him, he just kind of like got quiet and he shaking because >> shaking shaking saying it's cold. >> Is your son trying to [ __ ] older woman as well? >> You know, we from start to finish. How How >> is your son a dapping young boy? >> Talk to you. Did you guys Did she touch you? you know what happened. >> Mhm. >> And we found out that on a weekend that he went to stay with his grandparents, she contacted him on his phone. >> It's female and predator stuff right now. >> And asked him where he was. >> I do think there's like a lot more female predator in they do get also. I would think like a female predator is probably a lot smarter than that. >> He sent her the address and she showed up and got my son to sneak out in the middle of the night of my in-laws house >> and meet her where she was parked in her car. >> Okay. >> And that was the first >> I think I think female predators would kind of realize what they're doing in bed. the first night that all they did was >> make make precautions and stuff >> and she gave him drug >> she came back >> and that's when >> she did everything. >> The next day, Goodyear police located Britney and brought her in for questioning. >> There's probably just as much but they're just way more slick about it. They would never like try to meet a [ __ ] hit on a chat room dude like most men do. do these type of things happening in the public? >> Um, they don't have that, >> but um, you've kind of been in the school industry long enough to know that when something happens at a school, >> letters end up having to go out and people ask questions. >> Well, hypothetically speaking, what is a typical like consequence? See, it's still crazy though that she doesn't know like what the consequence is. Like how the [ __ ] these people don't even think it's that bad. It's insane. >> I don't know. It varies. >> I can't I can't give you I know I can't give you a black and white answer to that. Um you know, they take a lot of things into consideration. Um, you know, you don't have a criminal history. At least you told me that. And I'll be I'll be honest with you. I haven't checked yet. [snorts] >> A bank robber probably knows how many [ __ ] years they're going to get before they when they're before they get caught. >> Um, so I'm sorry. >> That's okay. Um, I do know um I'm not going to ask you any more questions cuz you said you wanted an attorney. So, um, did you have any more questions for me? >> What are the next steps? >> Um, the next step is basically you you do go to jail. >> Okay. >> Tonight, um, I submit some paperwork. >> I will. They're going to tear me apart. >> Well, I mean, if you have problems with somebody, you can voice that to somebody. Okay. >> Either Britney never thought about the consequences or she was almost certain she'd never face them. [snorts] In June 2019, Zamora pleaded guilty to a conduct with a minor attempted child molestation and public sexual indecency. The court sentenced her to 20 years in prison. Once released, she'll spend the rest of her life on supervised probation and be required to register as a [music] offender. Although justice was served, it wouldn't erase the nightmare the father endured. Unfortunately, he wasn't the only parent forced to confront a predator. >> Can't do that. That's not how our legal system. >> In February 2018, Randall Margaravves confronted Larry Nasar in court, the convicted serialender and former physician who had simply abused all three of his daughters. No one expected what he did next. >> Judge, would a distraught father have a chance say something? >> Go ahead, sir. If >> you sound >> No, we we we don't want to swear. We don't want to have profanity. I can't imagine the anger and the anxiety and the feeling of wanting retribution and if you need to say something to help you, I'm more than willing to let you say something. But in a courtroom, we we try we don't use profanity. But if you have some words that you would like to say, I would like to give you the opportunity to say. >> I would ask you to as part of this sentencing to grant me five minutes in a lock in this demon. >> I have Would you do that? >> I I that is not how I >> Yes or no? >> No, sir. I can't. >> Would you give me one minute? >> I heard him say stop that. >> You know that I can't do that. That's not how our legal system. I understand that one minute. Bro, that sucked. But it was hilarious. >> Too bad you didn't even get punched in a bro. >> One. Relax. Relax. Take it easy, buddy. >> Just relax. Okay, now we're going to try to let up. Okay. You have to let up, too. Okay. Sit up. Get on your side. What if >> they just let this guy go? I [ __ ] hope so. >> Talking to him and let him go. >> What did this happen to you guys? You cannot behave like that. Nobody can behave like this. church. >> You ever lived through a lady? >> You cannot behave like this. This is letting him have this power over us. Okay. She will come out and tell you this. >> After being removed from the courtroom, Margaravves apologized for losing control. Given the extraordinary circumstances, the judge showed mercy and declined to hold him in contempt. As for Larry Nar, he was sentenced to decades in prison and will almost certainly spend the rest of his life behind bars. Larry Nasar would never walk free again, but the next predator came face to face with someone who had nothing left to lose. >> I wouldn't want someone like that on the street again. >> In October 2014, Michigan inmate Steven Sanderson, already serving life without parole, became the focus of national attention after he confronted his cellmate Theodore Dyer, a child in prison. I guess he decided to clear his conscience or something, but you know, he told me what he was in prison for that he had, you know, was accused of an 11year-old girl and >> he got 25 to life for it. >> [ __ ] out of >> you. I told him that's enough. I don't want to hear anymore. Um, I first, you know, punched him a couple times. Still wouldn't shut up. still kept telling me he wanted to explain that he didn't do it, >> that he was being set up and all this stuff. >> I don't know. I just got mad and then hit him and then I prison beat the [ __ ] out of you >> when I knock I hit him and knocked him out and then I took the shoelaces out of his shoes, tied them together, wrapped it around his neck and strangled him. [snorts] Then um after I was done, I mean I was I was aware of what I was doing, you know, and then I just put him on his bed and covered him up and M >> climbed into my bed and went to sleep like >> I would want someone like that on the street again. I I do what's necessary. I do what some people won't. >> I mean, you guys are cops. You arrest people all the time for stuff that >> you wish you could shoot him in the face. I already know that. I'm not stupid. >> In February 2015, Steven pleaded guilty to secondderee murder. In April, he received another life sentence. But long before that verdict, his fate had already been sealed. >> The next predator's downfall began with a father who knew something wasn't right. >> When we look at your phone and we look through it, what's that going to show me? >> Probably what you're describing. >> On December 30th, 2025, officers with the Mentor Police Department in Ohio responded to a father's report that a man had recorded his 11-year-old son while the boy was using a mall restroom. How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. So, >> hey, I'm not You're not going to delete anything? >> Stop. Give me your phone. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. I'm not. >> Are you trying to delete something? On my way out. >> You're on your way out. I got smoke cigarettes. >> I'm getting a recorder right now. What I'm telling you is you're I have reasonable suspicion. You're trying to delete something right now. >> You went to put your phone away. You're trying to put away. Do you have an ID on you? >> Okay. >> Um I'm giving my name. It's still a traffic stop. I just didn't have to give my name, right? >> Correct. I'm I'm You're You're absolutely correct. It would be um It'd be easy for me to find you in the system if I have your ID. >> That's fine. That's clear. >> How about this? I'll just set your phone over here. We'll come over here. We'll talk. I'm just going to stick. >> Yeah. I'm going to ID you. Okay. >> Six bas Lincoln. You don't have a warrant. We had a call. They were standing outside the bathroom with their camera open. Camera open and following young men into the bathroom and recording them. Is that true? >> That's I've had a bit of a cold. Um >> Okay. >> It may be true a little bit. Yeah, >> it's a little true. Okay. >> So, were you trying to delete stuff just now? >> Cuz you went to put your phone away and you took it back out realizing that you should probably delete stuff. That sounds about right, right? >> Well, I one, it's a police interaction, so I can have my phone out, but >> you can, but you see how >> Yeah, you can actually like talk not in the >> Sure. You can take Yeah. >> Where do you want to go? >> I'm not going to like I'm not like not just >> Yeah. Where do you want to go? >> Um, >> yeah. >> Um, like that. I have eyes on the color as well. Yeah. You go over there. What's over there? You have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Okay, let's find >> When you had your phone out, what were you looking to do? >> I think this watch >> I don't know. I >> I just sometimes have it out a lot. It's >> This is a mall, but when I watch the airport, well, it's so similar. >> I'm not trying to like make people be uncomfortable and I don't want to be that person. Um And I'm sorry if that's the situation that happened. That's obviously never anyone's intention. Um >> I got to be direct to you. What's the What's the purpose of recording younger men? >> I I couldn't even I couldn't say. >> You couldn't explain? Um >> record going into the bathroom. Were you like actually watching them like use the restrooms and the facilities? >> No. Like I know. >> So when when we look at your phone and we look through it, what's that going to show me? >> Probably what you're describing. >> Which part >> of other individuals? >> Okay. Is it going to show their um >> possibly >> their >> possibly? >> Possibly. Okay. Gotcha. I'm not breathing that. >> How old do you think those people are? >> I couldn't say. >> Okay. Gotcha. That was all officers needed to hear. After seizing Joshua's phone, they also interviewed the father who had reported the incident. Eric, come over here. We'll talk. So, tell me what you saw. All right. So, we got here about 12:20, 12:30. The oldest right there. my youngest in the restaurant. Uh he bolted in behind my my he's sitting like he's been hanging out right over there by and uh looks okay. I work I work in the DD field. So I was like so you know my oldest is across that divide there. He's he's in the urinal. I walk around the corner. He's got his phone with his little finger there and he's 45 like at my kid. So when when you look at his phone, you can clearly see >> it looked like there was a camera app when he was walking out. I didn't see any picture, but it it looked like he had a camera app. >> It looked like it or he it appeared. I was close, but you don't stand at a urinal like this, >> especially right next to a child. Okay. So, all right. Maybe that's a >> I'm trying to think. Is there a partition? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> So, he's at the urinal with the phone >> on the right >> and your son is next. >> He's at the second from the right. >> And then you you saw you saw He he bolted out of it. Just awkward behavior. >> But like when you when you walked in and you saw it. >> Yeah. >> He just walked away like he wasn't urinating or nothing. >> He kind of famed like he was the first time. >> But like he had the phone in his hand. >> He's just standing there angling. >> He like a fake shake. Yeah. >> All right. And then your other shopping like whatever. What can you do? >> Right. So uh yeah, we went shopping a couple places. Came back through. I saw he was still closed there. So I asked my youngest, "Hey," he couldn't see us cuz we came from this side. Hey, go in the bathroom. Go in the bathroom for me. Of course, he's giving truck. And sure enough, as soon as he sees me, he holds up. He's walking in there. My youngest goes into the stall. That's how he likes to see. >> Right. Right. Right. Right. He's just aloof in there like, "What am I doing?" >> So wait, so you went in then the second time >> behind him >> and he's just standing like >> and he followed him in. But he was just kind of like luring like >> he's just loitering at that point. He saw me and then he then he's paying going like and the whole time you're using the toilet. >> So >> he never unzipped your pants. >> Wait. So he's at the urinal second time. Yeah. >> But he's looking bad after he saw me with a phone in his hand too. >> Carried a bone in. Yeah. Kind of spider dong dongle or what? >> The investigation ultimately led to multiple charges. In May 2026, Joshua pleaded guilty to two counts of pandering sexual oriented matter involving a partner and three counts of voyerism. None of it would have happened if a vigilant father hadn't immediately raised the alarm. What a freak. What a freaky freak. Wait, was it because of my swears? What do you mean? Was what? Because your swears. I don't know what you're talking about. Um, drunk woman thinks she hit a deer. She killed two kids. What the [ __ ] >> Sorry, we're watching all these dark ones. Do we need a little breather from this? We can watch a little I really wanted to finish this other video. It looks funny, too. >> Uh, yeah. Let's watch for a minute. Sorry, this is not a police video. Well, it kind of is because there's police here. Um, your comment disappeared. Yeah, I mean I have like the auto moderation on. Probably just got picked up by automod for whatever you put in there. That was naughty. Um, I don't need people coming and spamming the nword and [ __ ] Um, anyways, yeah, I was watching this early. I wanted to finish it. Basically, I did the rundown cuz I'm like 9 minutes in. We're not going to go back. Wasn't that interesting. Anyways, basically, uh, two people are coming to meet. Two underage people. The guy that was chatting knew. The other guy didn't, I believe. But we're going to see. I think they're going to try to see if they can out him to see if he knew or not. Um, but yeah, they don't think he knows. He's just giving the guy a ride. And he said they're going to meet some females. So, he was like, "Okay, I'm down." Uh, so anyways, yeah, of course about to interrogate him. They're going to have a pool party. Um, the decoy has like a dance prepared. I think I've seen the dance. I think this is sort of an old video, but I always want to watch this one cuz it looks hilarious. Yeah, they made it free. So, I was watching it. Um, yeah, she does some funny dance or some [ __ ] It's hilarious. You remember this one? Yeah. I don't think I've seen the whole thing before, but yeah. Then anyways, they're going to pool party and they're predators or the one guy is anyways. I don't know about the other guy. I'm already >> go ahead and give us no stop for two stories. >> They lead Jerry Lee and Lyric around to the pool. The one 15year-old who is supposed to do a dance gets into character literally. >> Yeah, my mom's on this one. >> I I actually don't even breathe. >> Clean pair of sneak with a designer belt. Please watch your step cuz I'm doing myself on the plane. Let somebody get the red. [laughter] >> We watch the monitors from inside the house, >> taking it all in real time as it goes down. >> Dip your toes in and fill it. It feels It's a heated pool. >> It's literally like heated it for the >> A bathroom. >> Please let him jump in. That [ __ ] would be so funny. >> No, he just checking the house. >> Y'ALL WANT TO JUMP IN? HEY, run me through the aisles, bro. I want to see. >> Hold on, man. >> Look, y'all can go look in our pond, too. >> Yeah. >> Go catch some fish with y'all's hands. >> Y'all really ain't trying to fun >> this [ __ ] Yeah, man. >> This [ __ ] decoy is the best, dude. She says so many funny [ __ ] It's so hilarious. I remember this one she did. >> It's so funny. Like, the guy was driving super far, like three hours or something like that each way. And um he she's like, "Are you listening to any music on your way?" And he's like, "Yeah, I'm listening to Glo." And she's like, "Oh yeah, I know Glorilla. Do you know that sound she makes?" Like in her song. She goes and and he's like, "Yeah." He's all tired and [ __ ] And he's like she's like, "Can you say it? Can you go?" [laughter] And he doesn't. And then when when he gets to the the sting house like right before Chris Hansen walks in, he's like she's like, "Can you just do it one more time?" Can you go and then Chris Hansen walks out and he's going [laughter] so [ __ ] funny. >> I was going to swim. >> Thank you, Daniela. I [ __ ] love that [ __ ] So funny. >> Or at least getting in the hot. I swam in my draw. Yeah. All right. He said I'll swim in my draw. Damn, I ain't got no boxes. Put it right on or what? >> Yeah, I'm going have to get in my draws. Is that okay? >> Not really. >> They're just freaky predators. That's all. This is a Chris Hansen investigation. What's up, esoteric? How you doing? And then if y'all really want to, we can just jump completely in >> terms and it's [ __ ] boxers. That's so funny. >> Is it a heated pool? >> Yeah, >> but I didn't even put my swimming suit on first. >> My swimsuit. >> I need a towel first. >> One decoy stays in the hot tub with Lyric while the other goes to get a towel. And that's my cue to play lifeguard and break up this illegal pool party. And it's about to get well, let's just say unwieldy. >> Yo, I'm going to need you go. I'm going to need you to go right over there by that island. Right over there. Just stand right over there. >> Hey. Hey. I told you, bro. >> Jerry Lee, get over here, sir. Right here. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, dude. >> Man, we just said that, man. We >> You just said what? >> Look at that nice outdoor [ __ ] island, bro. That shit's beautiful. >> Ain't coming over here on no freaky [ __ ] man. >> All right, Jerry Lee, you get over here. She told me she was >> Get over here. I got to talk to you. I just I just said that, man. I just watched one of your videos. >> You did? You saw one of my videos? >> Hold on. >> Yes, sir. >> This is a Yeah, we'll talk about that in a minute. Yes, sir. >> What are you guys doing here? She told me she was 18. She never I just came with him, man. I'll be honest with you. She told me she was one at a time. One at a time. Tell me your story. You want your lyric and your Jerry Lee? >> Yeah, I knew it, man. I told you what I told you. I say, "Man, I don't want no [ __ ] I just want to be friends, man. That's it. We ain't no friends." >> How old are you, >> man? I'm I'm 50, man. >> You're 50? >> Yes, sir. I don't want no trouble. >> And Lyric, how old are you? >> I'm just down here working. >> You're what? >> 42. >> 42. >> Hey, I'm down here working. What do you do for a living? >> Uh, we we we put up we put up uh restroom facilities. >> Restaurant facilities. >> Restaurant facilities. >> Restroom facilities. >> Yes, sir. >> So, y'all are here from Texas? >> Yes, sir. We just coming just to visit, man. I mean, we went I ain't come over here on no sexual [ __ ] I did not know. I said she was 18. She told you she was 18. I knew how old she was. I ain't make no advances towards >> He's arguing with the sheriff. The sheriff's like, "No, you can't put on your [ __ ] shorts. That's too funny." [laughter] >> All right. Wait. Now you look at me. We're going to talk for Okay. >> Now, y'all got online. >> Yes, sir. >> And you got on first? >> Yes, sir. >> And who drove over here? >> I did first. >> You did? >> Yes, sir. >> So, now she told you? I honestly don't know if the other guy Lyric is even going to get in trouble cuz I don't know if he actually knew her or not. We'll see though because I mean when he came in I don't know. We'll have to see. >> She was 15. >> So when she when she told me I said man we going to be friends. I don't want to be none of that. I'm not trying to get out of that years. >> Never once told me she was 15. >> But wait I'm going to talk to you in a minute. Just hold on. Stay right there. Now you you talked about anal sex and regular sex and all kinds of stuff. >> I'm not spoiling [ __ ] I just think it's funny. Well, I think he's like not trying to interview him because uh he's just trying to make him sweat a little bit. But yeah, I think he's gonna get out of it basically. >> That was before, right? >> No, it was after she said she was 15. Jerry Lee. Man, I don't Man, I promise, man. This on my kids, my life, man. I just came just to come get in the pool. We was just going to chill out. >> So, a 50-y old man came over to hang out with a 15-y old girl was >> That's wrong. It's wrong. It is wrong. >> It's wrong. But I'm trotting in here with your buddy. >> I didn't We have Lyric. I'm trying over here. Hey. Hey, man. I ain't come over. Okay. I just had to get away from my room. Come swim in the pool. That's it. >> Come swim in the pool. >> You talked about having >> Yeah, I talked about that, but we also we also say he's getting ready to bounce so quick, dude. He knows he could leave. He's like, I'm [ __ ] out of here, bro. >> We also say we >> You said pictures of your naked body. >> That was before, right? >> No, it was after. >> Man, I'm sorry. >> I said penis pictures. >> I did. Get over here. I'm putting my socks on, sir. Sir, I did, sir. But I I wouldn't f to violate nothing, man. I got I got grand. >> You know what? You got kids? >> Yes, sir. >> How old are your kids? >> I got 14year-old son. I got all boys, but I got three granddaughters. >> Man, I just seen this episode, man. I wouldn't I'm not going to do >> How would you feel if 50-y old man came over to your house after sending naked pictures? All right. All right. >> One at a time. You just stay right there. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Wait till I talk to you. Just be quiet for a minute. I'm talking to Jerry Lee here. >> I'm I'm out of line, man. >> All right. But you came over. What if somebody came over to violate one of your children? >> Man, I'd be upset. >> Go at the pool party and the hot tub. >> I'll be upset. But I didn't come. I was going to do nothing. >> But you're here. >> I'm here. I was just >> But why even take the chance? >> I said that, man. We talked about that. >> You got a drink over there. >> Energy drink. Okay, L. What' I say? I'll talk to you in a minute. >> I'm allowed to talk, sir. >> Oh, you're being Don't get Don't get sweet on me. Well, you're going to you're going to go on a one-way ride in about 2 minutes. Chill, man. Leave alone. Listen to Jerry. >> You're not holding a lot of cards here, son. >> I'm not holding no cards, man. >> You got no cards. >> I don't have no cards. >> Now, you talked about >> I did, man. >> Being worried about walking into a sting operation. >> I did. I did. I did. I did. >> You looked it up online. >> I did. >> And you saw an article. >> I did with >> Chris Hansen working with the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office. >> I did. Yes, I >> busting guys for trying to bust a nut with a kid and now you're here. >> Yes, sir. I >> They love him to admit to it, but I don't think he's going to. >> Hustle. >> Yes, sir. I I I tripped out. I'm sorry, man. I I didn't I wasn't going to violate. I wish I would wait and see how it played out cuz it wasn't going to play out like that. >> You were going to let it go much longer cuz you guys are looking like you're going to take off your drawers and get in the POOL. >> I WAS NOT. I SAID I WASN'T GOING TO GET >> I WAS NEVER GOING TO get >> All right. So, sir, Lyric, >> sir, >> let's talk to you for a minute. >> Yes, sir. Oh, what did you think you were getting into? Always talk. >> I have messages to prove. I asked the girl, "How old you are?" She said she was 18 years old. >> Oh, yeah. >> I asked her multiple times, "How old you?" She said 18. She never once told me she was 15 or any younger. >> All right. >> She asked me to stop at the store and get a Delani drink. I stopped at the store to try to find an energy drink. >> I got energy drinks. They offer They offered me beer when I got here. I said no for the beer. >> What did Jerry Lee tell you about the girl he was going to come? We just didn't tell anything. >> See, he said he said he said I met a girl and she got a home girl over there. They said they got to pull this and that. I said, "Okay, never want to." >> Just getting away from the room, man. That's it. Just trying to get out the room cuz I >> And I got messages from the girl. She never was a minor. So I wouldn't >> But he knew she was 15. >> I did, but I knew he was coming to Mr. 18. >> Did you tell him that the 15-year-old girl was here? >> No. I said she younger than she's supposed to be, and I said, "I'm going with you, bro. Just make sure you're good." >> Right. So you're just trying to hook a brother up. >> That's it, man. That's it. >> So you knew you were going to break the law by the 15y old GIRL? NO, I JUST I just >> trying to hook a brother up. It's unread girl that is knowledge. I >> just knew that I was going [laughter] to come over here on no [ __ ] [ __ ] I was going I said, "Man, I'm going to go with you cuz you don't to be safe, bro." Cuz I I can't do that, bro. >> How long were you chatting with this girl? >> For two days. >> Two days. >> Two days. >> And at any time during the chat, did you say >> Jerry Lee? I better not do I did, man. >> And at any time during the chat, >> I say, man, I don't know, man. Just go chill at the pool, man. And I want him to meet her. other girl. >> She say she was 18. And I'm not sitting here lying to you. I did text those things, but I ain't going to violate nothing, man. >> That's what they told him. And that's probably what he thought. He probably thought she was 18. >> I'm like, I got grandbabies, man. I got a beautiful granddaughter, man. And she's 15. So I'm like, >> I mean, the other guy is the one that's a monster, dude. Tried to hook his friend up with a [ __ ] teenager, bro. 13year-old girl, bro. What a [ __ ] friend. >> Yeah. my grand ages this girl told you she was and you're talking about coming over here and having sex with her. What if somebody did that to your grandbaby? >> It'd be out of >> They probably were not friends after that, [laughter] sir. And >> showing pictures of his penis to her. >> Sir, I said I'm out of line for it, sir, but I wasn't. >> Yeah, exactly. He even said, "Yeah, he told her he was 18." Yeah. >> I came with my own What do you What do you think should happen here, man? Sir, I I I pray that you like like like like let me make it, man. This will never happen to me again. I swear this experience that I've never experienced in my life. You can check my record. I have never ever ever in life experienced this. >> You ever been in trouble with the law? >> Yes, sir. I have. >> For doing what? >> For for drugs. Uh I had assault on a family member when I beat up my brother for giving. >> What? Does this so they can say it was racial? What do you mean? >> My my son uh marijuana when he was underage. >> That's it. That's it. Lyric, you ever been in trouble before? >> Yes, sir. >> For what? I have a burglary of a habitation back when I was 18 years old. >> I'm 22 years old now and I haven't been in any trouble. >> Do you think your buddy here got you in a bad situation? >> I think so now. Yeah. You mad at him? But I mean, honestly, I swear to God, I never knew the girl's ages. I didn't understand. I know it's a complicated situation FOR YOU. WAY MORE complicated for you than it is for Jerry Lind. >> For me, she said she was 18 years old. I never said no news. Never did anything. Never talked about explicit content. And she said she was 18. She said, "What do you want to do?" I said, "Whatever you're down for." Hey, I didn't I did man on some [ __ ] man. I was in penis. No, >> but I I wouldn't f to come. I came. >> You kind of drag your buddy into a messy situation here. >> I was trying to, sir. I mean, so let me get this straight. You're 50 years old. >> Yes, sir. >> You got children? >> Yes, sir. >> You got a grandbaby? >> Yes, sir. >> She's a beautiful girl who's same age as the girl you were coming over here to see. >> Yes, sir. >> She is the same age as the girl you were coming over here to see, sir. But I was coming with my I'm I'm not I'm already in trouble, man. Yes, sir. And I came over here with my buddy, man, to make sure he was good, man. >> Right. >> Have sex with a girl. >> Now, I was going to have sex with her, man. God damn. >> Well, that's what you said. >> I said that I swear. But after I thought about you said you wanted to have sex with your sex, you sent a picture of yourself naked. >> I said, "Fuck ass naked." >> Yes, sir. After I thought about it, I said I wasn't going to come, man. I knew it, bro. Is real's upset with Chris Hansen. I don't know how to look that up, but I never heard about that now. Why did you come? Uh >> cuz I wanted to get out the room. >> You asked her if Chris Hansen and the sheriffs were going to be here. >> I said that. Yeah, you did. AND GUESS WHO'S HERE, JERRY? >> Chris Hansen. Man, I swear, man. I I I wasn't going to do anything, bro. I was coming with my buddy cuz she say she was 18. I said, "Well, I'mma roll with you cuz cuz I don't want you to get in trouble or or get into the >> You didn't want him to get in trouble?" >> No. What I mean by that, he going to a new place by herself, >> right? >> So, I ain't going to Sounds like you were the one who set it all up, >> man. I did, man. Did you bring condoms with you? >> I I already had one cuz I had some plans. >> Where's Where's the condom? >> Well, I see the news report you're talking about. He um got what was it? Like a diplomat or something? Yeah, he's a dignitary. Huh. Exaggerated rumors. Oh, Netanyahu's former personal security guard, chief of security. Huh? I don't know. Anyways, >> it's in my pocket. >> In your pocket? Put it on the table? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any guns or anything? >> No, sir. I don't care. Any weapons? >> No, sir. >> You got any guns with you? >> Okay. Now, reason why I had this cuz I got something set up. You see it in my phone. I got something set up later on, man. You got to shut up. So, you're going to go you're going to have sex with another woman after this? >> Yeah, I'm No, serious sir. I'm going to go meet my little friend that I met. She work at She work at the Marathon store. >> Man, I tripped out, man. I >> Yeah, you did trip out. >> What do you Jerry Lee? Sir, I'm so sorry, man. It never happened again, man. This is the first time this ever happened to me, man. >> We not running. >> I'm not going nowhere, man. >> I'm not running. >> What do you think should happen to you, >> man? I I pray that y'all can make it, man. and just just just send me a court date or something, man. Don't just lock me up, man. And then what's so crazy, man, my girls at the house on my ass made me leave my phone, man, cuz I ain't want to argue with her. >> Hey, can I put my shoes on right here? >> In a minute, >> man. I'm sorry, man. It'll never happen again, man. >> I know, sir. I said those things. I said possibility. >> Yes, sir. I said I was just bored. Want to get out the room, sir. I was going to come over here and do anything, man. I came with my buddy, man, and we was going to stay here. I just wanted him to be there. We was going to burn out cuz I had something already set up. >> This guy should be like, that guy should be like asking to leave like every [ __ ] 10 seconds. Dude, I would. I try to ruin that [ __ ] nervous so I can get out of there. >> Lyric, at any time, were you nervous on the ride over here? You might be getting into a bad situation. Tell me about the conversation. Tell me about the conversation between the two of you on the way. >> Somebody's home that I didn't know. And I even messaged her. I said, >> I I've never been going to anybody's home that I don't know. I said I don't like going to people's house. I don't know. I just wanted to make sure I was safe. I think I said the girl told me she was 18. >> I got messages to prove it. She never once told me that she was under 18 years old. >> Okay. But your body here told me the girl was a minor. >> Tell me the girl. He said I got a girl. I met a girl. She got a home. >> Maybe he doesn't want to like look bad like helping the predator or whatever. I can see that too. But whatever. >> Yeah. I got the truck. I said, "Okay, let's go." Cuz >> But ask him, did I tell him? I said, "I'mma chill and we just I'm just gonna let me meet up. We gonna roll it out." I didn't say, "But why didn't come over here just to hang out with >> I was bored, man. We just want to get in the pool." That's bar you can go to. >> It was my escape plan. But I don't think I'll end up in this situation either. So, I think I'll be fine. >> Hotel room we stay don't have a pool. She say she got a pool and a hot. >> I know she was a minor. She I never once I wouldn't be here. I have never once had a friend ask me if I want to go [ __ ] some girls. Actually, that's not true. I'm pretty I met one of my girlfriends. >> I would not be here if I knew she was a minor. >> What do you What do you say to your buddy Jerry? >> I'm pretty sure I gave him a ride. >> She was over, >> bro. I just I I was >> What do you say to that lyric, >> man? I apologize for getting you in this situation, man. Because I really didn't intend to go this way cuz I wasn't going to do I told you I was I had some [ __ ] up when we get ready to go to the room. So, let me get this straight, Jerry Lee. >> Yes, sir. >> You were going to come over here, just chill. >> That's it for a second. >> And then you got a date after this? >> Yes, sir. >> What if the girl said, "Okay, I'll have sex with you." >> I wasn't going to do that, man, cuz I swear on my mom's sense to me. I know it don't make pictures of your penis. >> Sir, I see >> I just be like [ __ ] trying to walk really slowly away and hopefully don't notice body pictures. >> Okay, I said it, but I'm being so stay over this side. Look, I'm being so over here. I'm being so honest with you, sir. Like, man, Christian, man, man, I made a mistake, man. And I came cuz she was He's told me she was 18. >> The night is ruined. I thought these were 18year-olds. >> So, I say, "Fuck it. I'm going to go for the ride and we just going to go see what's up, >> right? >> That's it, man. I just got something set up after this, man. I I wasn't going to mess that girl. >> I got some bad news. You ain't going to make it to the next one." >> I know it, man. I'm going to get jammed the [ __ ] up, bro. Oh, my wife. >> So, you're married? >> My wife. >> How long you been married? >> Three years. Got a three-year-old, man. >> You got a three-year-old? >> Yes, sir. I'm dead, man. >> So, you got a three-year-old. You got older children. >> What are you going to tell all these people? >> So, I don't think this guy is as old as this guy. He's probably like 40 or some [ __ ] >> That I [ __ ] up, man. I [ __ ] up, man. >> Man, I'm dead, man. She going to burn out on me and everything, man. >> Where is she? In Texas. >> Yeah. Yeah, but I mean it's not illegal. I asked this one girl out of my work. I thought she was older though to be fair. She was like 22 though. Not that crazy, >> man. What city in Texas? >> She in Marble Falls, man. Well, Kingsland, Texas, man. What's crazy, man? I just watched this [ __ ] man. >> You watch it on my network, True Blue? >> Yes, man. >> Are you a subscriber? >> Yes, sir. >> Well, I appreciate that, >> man. It's >> She said yes, though. But I changed my mind cuz I was like, "Oh, you're only 22. Never mind. I don't want to go out with you." [clears throat] >> [ __ ] up, man. >> Man, ain't no way I can get up out of this season, huh? >> Ain't no way, man. I was trying to, bro. I swear. Ain't no way. >> I I I honestly didn't know they was minor at all. I never once never told me. Never hanging out. >> What's the 22year-old at 35? Just a little bit. >> What's the lesson of this, Larry? >> What's the lesson of this? Yeah, [ __ ] don't trust nobody. Like, don't even hold. I don't trust nobody, man. >> I have a hotel room the next day, >> man. I just I was just bored, man. It's It's in the room, boy. Don't go nowhere. I was just bored. >> What time What time are you all supposed to be at work tomorrow? >> [ __ ] >> 8:00 7:00 in the morning. You're going to be late. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> All right. Well, that's not up to me, >> officer. I've done nothing wrong. I'm not I didn't mess with a minor. I didn't chase a minor. >> I I I'm going with you, man. Just >> put your hands up here up there. >> Yeah. Yes, sir. But I done nothing wrong. I broke. >> There's no guns in the truck. >> Put your hands up. There's no guns in the truck. Yes, sir. >> I don't I don't carry weapons. I'm >> Well, you know who I am. >> Yes, sir. Sir, >> you've seen the shows. >> We do stories. >> I would never do nothing like that. >> But you and they're going to have to sort this out. I don't have anything in common. >> That's not up to me. That's not up to me. >> They would have nothing in common with me at first, I think. But I don't know if there's anything weird about it. >> Not up to me. I understand that. >> You walked in. You walked into my show. >> I understand that. >> Even though it's with your homeboy, >> with a friend. >> I understand that. >> Yes, sir. >> All right, sir. >> But they're going to sort out. Is there anything else you want people to know? >> Please don't tell me anything. >> I ain't got nothing. Is there anything else you want people about your situ? >> I mean, what am I supposed to do with people like you? What am I supposed to do? >> You got arrested. Oh [ __ ] I didn't think you would. That's crazy. wonder charges. >> We do the stories. We try to get the word out. You saw the stories. You talked about it. You looked up the article online. You read it to the girl and you came over anyway, Jeremy. >> Now, just bored. Man, this is >> a board isn't a good defense. >> Maybe just to sir, since he was in the commission or whatever. >> Oh, you do have condoms, sir. >> She says she was 18. Again, >> again, this is going to be sorted out by the sheriff's office. >> Yes, sir. I mean, I didn't do anything illegal. >> I didn't talk to a minor. I didn't send notes to a minor. I didn't do anything. >> Again, I appreciate that. Yes, sir. >> But they're going to sort it out. Yes, sir. >> With the sheriff's office. And >> that'll be up to them and you to figure that out. >> Now, Jerry Lee, you got a different problem. >> Yeah. >> And and your buddy, I could see where he wouldn't feel so great about >> going on a road trip with you. >> Yeah. I [ __ ] up, man. I knew I shouldn't have done it. I know. I mean, wouldn't it have been easier just to lay up in the hotel room tonight and not even get involved in this whole mess? >> And I started to roll, man. Good to see you. >> But you're here, aren't you? You're here. >> All right. >> All right. See you, Jared. >> Hey, man. >> Lyric, anything else you want to say? >> I've done nothing wrong. I This is >> But you see why this is a sheriff's >> I'm glad I'm glad that y'all are doing this. Like, straight up. If she if if he would have said the girl's a minor, I would not be here, sir. >> Right. >> I mean, I have >> Do you Do you feel like he pulled a fast one on you here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. See, I'm I'm a lead installer for the company I work for. So, I'm the boss of him. And >> I was sitting in the room. We got back from dinner. He said, "And I got this girl." She got a home girl. Sent me the number. She said, "Text her." So, I text the girl. I asked her, "How old you are?" She said, "18 years old." At any time tell you that the girl he was going to move was 15. No, I wouldn't be here. >> Let me just invite my boss over to have sex with this [ __ ] 14year-old bro. >> She did, >> right? >> I would not be if he said a girl's 15 years old. That man's 50 years old. I would not be here. >> Okay. >> Well, they're going to sort it out twice. >> So, with your boy Jerry Lee, your boy, right? >> Going to not have a friend and he's not going to have a job either, most likely. >> I mean, he's one of my co-workers. >> All right. where we have chats where he says, you know, he was coming to meet underage girl. >> I don't have a message. >> There there is chats that he said in the chat that said >> I I swear to God, I did not know this girl was under a sir. >> The girl that I was talking to, she was this is this is this is the deal. >> If she would if she would have said, "Sir, I'm a minor like they do." She's going to want to look at this. >> Hey, I'm 15, sir. It is going to be really that's the chat we have. Okay. >> And we have zero tolerance for that that kind of stuff here in Larance. >> Tonight you will go to Jason Arn's motel motel for principal to uh >> you should let him but I didn't. >> If he's innocent you should just let him look at his phone right then and be like look you can look at our conversation. I never heard I never he never told me that. You know what I mean? That's what I would tell him. solicitation of a minor. I don't 18y old, sir. I have not broken the law and you pick your company better. Pick your company better. Understood. All right. But I just wouldn't like to be arrested for something I have not done, sir. >> Well, >> can I have my phone and my keys in my pocket, please? >> I don't understand. I want you with me, though. In my pocket. It's not illegal to have my keys and my phone in my pocket. I know my right. We got to throw your truck. >> Please, sir. Can I just have my my wallet's in my money? The officer that's going to inventory your truck. Okay. But he needs to know where mom's at. He can tell you that >> he did offer my hands up. That's weird. >> So, they'll probably just go and interview him and look through his phone and he'll probably be all right. I They're probably just trying to shake him up or something. I really don't know. >> And you both differ on that. >> That's kind of screwed up though. >> Is a predator investigation take down Hansen versus >> He offered it to Chris. That's weird then. Yeah, I don't know why they arrested him if he really didn't know. That's kind of dumb. I mean, that literally could happen to somebody pretty easily. I I kind of believe that, dude. >> Predator to catch a predator first [music] in 21 years. >> Yeah, >> we've never seen anybody on the station asking if they can see the problem. >> Jerry Lee fell on his sword. He'll >> be like, "Get out of here." >> He committed a crime. He knows he's in trouble. >> Lyric, well, it's a little more of a gray case [music] there, I guess you could say. The other guy's not going to get released. So, that's >> We'll see how it works out. But, man, you saw the video. >> Nothing surprises me anymore. >> That's why I don't try. >> Jerry Lee is being charged with indecent. >> I'm a lone wolf >> behavior with a juvenile. >> I don't want to accidentally take some predators somewhere >> and computer [music] aided solicitation of a minor. Lyric, whose real name is Jeremy, says he was just along for the ride and he didn't know the girls were underage. They're probably going to get like a best better interrogator to ask him the question just to see if he'll fold, you know? I assume that's probably what it is. >> He faces potential charges of being a principal to indecent behavior with juveniles and principal [music] to computer aided solicitation of a minor. >> Very much doubt that'll ever happen. Captain Blackbird. >> And as you can imagine, Jeremy blames Jerry Lee for everything. >> How [ __ ] up, bro. >> Bro, we're both going to get [ __ ] fired, bro. What the [ __ ] did you do? What you mean on me, bro? This is [ __ ] up, bro. >> We'll keep you posted on the cases against them both. >> It'll be good. Well, actually, >> the fact that so many men like >> maybe you will get fired cuz you probably going to miss a [ __ ] ton of work and they were [ __ ] probably really busy. Jerry Lee will surface in a sting operation like this. Tells Sheriff Jason Ard and me that these sting operations are vital. But it's also critical that parents are educated on the online dangers that children face. >> What does it say about a guy who comes over to meet a child about it that they'll go for a swim in a pool? >> Don't even care. I mean, and go with your buddy knowing that he's going to try to hook up with a 15y old girl. I mean, where's our society going with [music] that? >> What message do you send to your community when you do a sting operation like this? >> I hope my message to them is that we do take these type of crimes very serious. And not only that, it stress to our parents and the guardians. Understand and know that these predators are out there. Educate yourself on these devices that all our kids have. We're only dealing with the 14 and 15 year olds, but you know, there's 11y old victims and younger and it's scary. >> I know. And they need to understand this is real us getting these bad guys that he was >> at the same time hopefully educating cuz the other guy probably Understand for the bad guys watching this who may not have gotten caught yet because they have to [music] get lucky every time they try it. We only need it one time. >> Watch true.com is home to the full library of Takedown with Chris Hansen true crime documentaries and exclusive investigations. To hear more about the men caught in my predator investigations, listen to my podcast predators I've caught with Chris Hansen. in this series. I dig deep. >> It's kind of messed up they didn't tell Eric she was under 18 because it just kind of screwed him over. I don't know. They should have maybe just said the other woman was not, you know, was over 18 or whatever. You know what I mean? Cuz like they were basically just trying to ent trap him sort of. All right, let's see. I don't even know if it' be a trap. I don't know. It just seems really sketchy. [gasps] It seems a little sketch. [sighs] Uh, what the [ __ ] I didn't see this. Is that [ __ ] real? Is there another one that I want to watch? What was the other one that was? Let me see. Oh, yes. I was going to watch this one. Oh, we're saving this muffin juice video for a little break in a minute. Okay, let's watch this one. You guys need a Okay, let's watch this one. Okay, drunk woman thinks she had a deer. Let me know when you guys need a break from all the crazy videos and we'll watch a funnier video for a minute. >> Are you aware that got in the vehicle and struck three people? This is drunk 46-year-old Chabria Harris. And after a night of drinking, partying, >> cuz I'm good. I can watch I can watch horrible body cam videos all day. It doesn't affect me, dude. I'm [ __ ] immune to all the bad [ __ ] I've seen too much bad [ __ ] in my life. [laughter] >> Having fun. She's realized that what she just crashed her car into was no deer at all. >> You guys should have seen the internet in the '9s, dude. It was so much worse. One's dead, one's going to die, and the other one's critically injured. >> Where's my mom? It was no animal. It was no animal. No dog, it was no cat. It was no raccoon. >> With two innocent young men now dead and another left fighting for his life. What now follows will be the biggest meltdown we have ever shown. >> You're being charged with reckless homicide. >> That means he's dead. >> It's okay. I was a kid, so like, you know, never mind. I shouldn't say anymore. >> Shows that he did. Look, I know I didn't hit nobody. No, wait. I'm lying. I hit something. >> I killed somebody. >> It's just before 2:00 a.m. in the morning on May 22nd, 2022 when 911 dispatchers in Molen, Illinois, receive a call from a panicked driver stating that she has just hit a deer on an I74 bridge. But at almost the same time, other calls are coming in from the same area. Yeah. >> And those callers aren't talking about a deer. >> They're talking about multiple humans instead. >> Not crazy. >> And his officers arrive expecting to find a dead animal. Instead, they find three people. >> That's not true. I found some crazy videos like not that long ago actually. Nothing like >> like that like Chris Hansen type stuff, but like some really bad [ __ ] online. I turned it off though. I was like, "Fuck am I watching, bro? This is horrible." by a car on the bridge's brand new pedestrian path. The victims are identified as 21-year-old Ethan Gonzalez, 18-year-old Anthony Castanetta, and 22-year-old Charles Bowen. All three recent graduates of Molen High School. Ethan is pronounced dead right there on the path. The other two are rushed to the hospital. >> Meanwhile, down the road, officers catch up with the woman who made that first call. >> 45-year-old Shabria Harris. I bet you could even find the BME pay Olympics online anymore, bro. This shit's gone from the internet. >> Her white Escalade has front end damage that matches the one at the crime scene and the victims while Chabria appears extremely intoxicated, believing she's hit an animal. >> All right, party. It's like police department. So, I was kind of I was talking to the office. You guys want to like kind of verify a few things? So, that that's your SUV then? >> Uh, BME was most definitely real, dude. I've seen it. Okay. And you were coming from Davenport or >> No, right off that bridge right there. >> The new bridge over here from Benson or >> Right there. I was coming through that. >> Okay. Where were you coming from? >> Right there. >> Where were you at though? >> Where were you at when you were >> long time ago though? What's in high school? coming in. They got me something to drink over there. I'm feeling okay. Horrible. You know, I'm not feeling okay cuz I'm trying to figure out but your legs aren't hurting. No. >> Okay. You didn't hit your head on anything? >> I might have, but right now I don't. No. >> So, your neck's okay? I'm fine. I'm fine. >> Physically okay. Just a little confused. >> I got you. Okay. >> All right. So, you know his last name. You don't do that. >> She's confused about why officers are making such a big deal out of this. Because she's so drunk, she still hasn't realized that what she hit was a lot more than an animal. >> So officers run her through a number of field sobriety tests. And she doesn't just fail them. She can barely manage to get through the instructions. >> Do you wear glasses or contacts or anything? >> Yeah, I do. >> How did she think? >> Okay. But you can see me okay right now. >> So just stand Put your hands down your side for me. I know it's a little chilly outside tonight, but how did she go to deer? That's okay. That's okay. >> So, can you see my fingers? Okay. >> Too welcome. >> Yep. Can you see the light? Okay, >> bro. Even if I was the most [ __ ] wasted person on planet Earth, I would have known if I ran over kids. I wouldn't think I was a [ __ ] deer, dude. >> So, what I have you do is I want you to follow my fingers with your eyes. Your eyes only. Do not move your head. Okay. Go ahead and begin. Yep. >> Keep your hands down by your side for me. Count out loud. But also, why were those kids running in the street, bro? Come on. It's night time. Just kidding. It's [ __ ] up. [gasps and laughter] Oh, I forgot to end the poll. Yeah, I rolled my own cigarettes. Um, let us see the poll. I forgot what I even typed in here. I noticed over time it started like really high, like 90%, and now it's gone to like lower. Let's see the Oh, here we go. And pull. They're in the bike path. Oh my god, that's so much freaking worse. Uh, 70% of you said, "No, it's not weird. It's totally fine for me to hang out with my coworker." Okay, thanks, guys. >> Oh my god. >> It's fine. I already changed my mind, though. I thought it was weird. >> Ready? >> You guys are freaks. Just kidding. >> It's probably fine. You're right. >> Now we're >> It's just Do like I showed you. >> You can say how many >> I said nine. Remember, >> it's okay. Make sure you're kind of loud. But my nerves are bad. >> I I get you. >> How many did I get? >> 10 time. Come on. >> Well, once you do that nine, go ahead and make the turn like I showed you, then do the next nine. Okay. >> How many do start over? >> Nope. Just continue from where you are. >> Pest score, [gasps] man. >> These are the best score videos I've ever seen. >> I can't. Okay, cool. >> I'm nervous. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Okay. Maybe. So, we'll come back over here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Maybe do one more thing for me. >> Seeing that? >> Yep. >> That was not an animal. >> Okay. Well, we're standing over here then. Does that be better? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let's stand over here. Now, when I tell you to begin, I want you to pick up either foot, either your left or your right foot, hold it 6 in off the ground, parallel to the ground, and stare at it. Okay. >> Okay. >> Now, now what I tell you to begin, I'm going to have you start counting out loud. One, two, and just keep telling people talking about [ __ ] >> And I peed on myself. I'm sorry. I peed on myself. I'm sorry. So, you understand the test? >> Yes. >> All right. So, pick either foot. Go ahead and begin for me. Okay. >> Ready? Yep. >> Ready? >> Yep. >> Keep your hands down to your side. No, no, no, no. This is the one we're just going to pick one foot up. I'm sorry. >> Like I said, keep your hands at your side. Pick either foot up. Hold the six inches off the ground. Stare at your foot. Start counting off for me. 10,00 1,00 [ __ ] like 5 years old. I peed myself. I'm so sorry. >> Two. You ready? >> Yes. >> All right. [ __ ] >> Ready? Give one second here. [snorts] All right. If I peed on myself and I was getting arrested by the cops, I [ __ ] pissed myself. [ __ ] the police. Just kidding. >> Yep. Begin. >> That was >> No. No. You're just You're just raising your foot. Remember, just raise one foot. >> That was a little drill. >> All Hold it off the ground about 6 in parallel to the ground and then start counting out loud for me. Okay. >> And if you put your foot down, >> you can't do it. >> I can't. You could buy drugs, unfortunately. I don't know if that's true. I definitely did not do that. >> Okay. >> How many did I have to hold it? >> What's up? >> You guys are much more naughty than me, I guess. >> How many did I have to wait? I know. Going to put you in your back for me. Okay. You placing the ar. All right. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything you need out of that car right now? >> Not being able to pass a single test is immediately a massive red flag for officers. This isn't just someone who got a little tipsy and chose to get behind the wheel. If someone who is hammered on the verge of blacking out and yet somehow making the decision to endanger dozens of lives by operating a vehicle, let alone driving straight, even standing straight. >> Drugs are bad, mock is a far cry for chopper. >> Somewhere between all of this, she's starting to suspect >> drugs are bad. [laughter] Things are more serious than she had expected, but can't quite put two and two together. >> And if you love watching killers like this get what they deserve, subscribe so we can keep bringing you more. >> You're taking me to the hospital? >> Yes, ma'am. >> But why and handcuffs? >> Well, I procedure. >> Well, no, because I placed you under arrest for the DUI. >> Okay. >> DUI. >> The suspicion of Yeah, the suspicion of DUI. Oh, because I couldn't walk the line >> and then what I saw in your eyes and your breath, y'all. >> It was just nervous, >> man. I'm nervous. >> Off you. We'll get you out of here. You're okay. >> All right. I'm going to step out for me. >> I was going to take you to potty cuz I got to go potty right now. >> Well, once we get you in there, okay, >> dude, this [ __ ] woman is literally 5 years old. I peed myself. I'm so sorry. I got you. >> I got your arm so you don't fall though. We got you. >> I'm just going to go right in over here. >> Yes, I see your Mind. Hello. Sorry I missed some of the stuff, but yeah. Hello. How you doing? How's going? And they're getting a big big bunch of people saying hello. >> Maybe I got to go party. >> Yep, dude. That's why we haven't been going to get views cuz mama wasn't here. It's all over now, dude. 5 million views. 5,000 concurrent viewers. I got to get you inside for a second. >> Yep. Yep. Right. >> Can I talk to someone? >> They'll get here in a little bit. Okay. I I know there's a lot going on. There's a lot going through your mind, but just like going through my mind. Sure. >> That's all I care. But you know what? >> I didn't even lie. I know what an animal coming across that bridge. Stop it. Just wake and talk to somebody. >> They're on their way. So, it's like I know what to watch. Take some deep breaths. >> Easier to say than >> I know. I know. >> [clears throat] >> It wasn't anymore. I don't know. >> It's cuz I'm shadowbanned. >> Everything that was in my truck. >> So that's a that's a Cadillac you got? >> YouTube hates me and they shut me. >> How long you had that for? [laughter] >> Oh my god. I worked so hard to keep my tape on my >> I swear I've worked so hard. >> Bet my can. Was it pretty expensive? >> Well, you know, >> no, not in the beginning. >> Roll your joint. Pick up the seeds of steam feel spitting on seeds and I didn't know what it was worth. But yeah, I swear to God, just let the animal be okay. Let it be an animal. That's all I care about. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Right now, that's all I'm thinking about is the animal that I hurt. that I heard I care about >> that I that's all I care about I love animals but I'll sacrifice that but as much as [ __ ] because you know >> that's kind of funny she goes I thought it was a deer and I just ran that [ __ ] over cuz I didn't want to stop I got to get home >> for the last couple months um I had got a motorcycle >> Oh yeah >> and yeah and cuz I wanted to ride again but I had stopped right because my cousin had got killed in one >> Oh wow. So I had stopped riding on one >> but I said I want to ride again and then my son told me that well a couple of months back he said mom he said you bought a bike. So, you know, I feel self that told me that he didn't want me to ride a motorcycle. >> He didn't want me to ride a motorcycle. I'm not going to ride a motorcycle, you know. Whatever. Whatever. >> Her son should have made her sell her car, too. Because with the kind of criminal record Chabria has, it's surprising she was even allowed to be on the road. >> Since she was 18, Chabria managed to stack up a total of 31 prior cases. And 23 of these were traffic violations. One was a felony and another was a DUI. >> How the [ __ ] did you get 23 traffic violations? What the [ __ ] >> Because in 2014, you guessed it, Chabria was caught operating a vehicle while under the influence. >> Bro, what? I when I was like 18 to 19, I would literally drive like 100 miles an hour everywhere and I probably got two speeding violations in that time. How in the [ __ ] did she get 23? >> Making her a repeat offender. And despite all of that, nothing ever stopped her. Now, those two choices have destroyed several lives, including her own, as she slowly comes face to face with what they actually cost. Two deaths and a young man fighting for his life. >> Tonight, my home girl, she got a big promotion because she opened her bar. So, I went upstairs. You've only been pulled over. You fix your headlight. >> That's funny, bro. That's kind of crazy. I've been pulled over a bunch of times, but I've only gotten a few tickets. Really? Not that many. >> Yeah. I don't know, like six maybe. But I'm also 35, so that's not too bad. >> Let's cross the bridge. And then uh I was >> I got a talking by the cops though. >> Back across the bridge. Had got off the bridge, came all around. a we were a drive and then that's when it happened. Um I thought it was an animal. Like I said, I thought >> my worst feeding ticket. I think I was going like 13 or something and I got pulled over. That was bad. That was really bad. The cop was really mad. He was like screaming at me. >> I was an animal. So I I hit the animal. Um, but like I said, it was a hard hit. >> I'm actually like, >> you know what I'm saying? >> I was actually like really lucky cuz [laughter] I was actually really lucky cuz um it was supposed to be like felony. I didn't I mean I was dumb kid at the time, but yeah, it was 18. But um if apparently if you're going 20 miles over the speed limit, then uh it's supposed to be like a felony. But he didn't give me the felony charge. He just gave me like a normal speeding ticket. He didn't even give me a misdemeanor. >> I was a deer actually. >> Yeah, I was like really lucky and I'm an animal person so I'm like and also I had [ __ ] in the car. I was not supposed to have like a lot of >> like I said when I seen my foot >> and he didn't even look in the car. >> So I closed my eyes. My seat belt held me. >> Okay. >> My seat belt held me. So I knew it was something serious and >> I'm like damn. And and I feel for I love animals. >> Yeah. >> I'll take [snorts] straight cat. >> It was going slow. >> But like I said, >> my when I seen it, my roof caved up. I felt me. Oh [ __ ] Like I said, thought it was the animal. Point blank. Period. So I pulled over. I'm pulling over. I >> Oh, 30 faster. No, I didn't say I was going slow. I said I was There was stuff in the car I wasn't supposed to have. And but he didn't look in the car either. Anyways, um my work speed was 876. The [ __ ] are you talking about? Were you in a [ __ ] jet engine? He said 130 miles. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know how fast I was going over the speed limit. I think the speed limit was like 65. I was like doing like double the speed limit. like 65 over. >> See, my hood was lifted up and I was like, "Oh my god. Oh my god." Now, if it I And then that's when I thought it was a deer. So, I went ahead and pulled over. Um I pulled over because there was a tracks. I remember pulled over right there because there was some tracks. I pulled over >> and Mark, how you doing? >> I called you guys after I called 911. I said I hit something. >> 130. I was doing 130. >> Remember what I said? I called them. I called my mom. Then I called my son's dad. Hey, y'all come to me. I didn't hit something, man. And it didn't mess my It didn't mess me up. >> The great The crazy part, too, isn't that's not even the fastest I ever went in a car. I maxed like a Honda at like 140 before. >> Basically, that's what I said. >> 143 R1. Bro, I did 140 in Honda, bro. Description. One thing is clear. She was so drunk. three people walking even as she was driving down a pedestrian path. >> There was a single mistake these three young victims made on this night. To make matters worse, forensics that were later run on the car showed that the brake had never even been applied in the seconds leading up to the crash. >> I've gotten really lucky with all my cars, though. All of them have been like great, like super [ __ ] fast for their models and stuff. Um, except for my Mazda. That would show that car was a piece of [ __ ] dude. Never buy a [ __ ] Mazda. Even officers at the scene noticed that there were no skid marks. Stick with my [ __ ] Japanese, >> which is a testament to the condition that Chabria was in while driving to somehow not notice three innocent bystanders. >> Leaving your house. Did you drink any any alcohol? [music] >> No, I'm Well, wait, I'm lying. Because I had a couple of sips. What was in my refrigerator? Because I was cleaning up. I had a couple of sips. Then I got to the bar. >> A couple sips of what? >> What's an R1? Anyways, >> you remember what type of wine cooler? >> Oh, yeah. >> You beat me by 3 m an hour, mama. Damn you. >> Bahama mama. >> Bahama mama. >> How big are those? >> Oh, no. They're just a a regular line called that we twist the cat. >> Oh, is a motorcycle 143 on a motorcycle? That's scary as [ __ ] though. >> Did you feel like you were going to die? >> I had a couple of uh I twisted that Uh because I was getting dressed to to go to my son. I mean my my best friend's opening uh think my car is done. >> She had open house. >> I've had the car since I had 7 house for her. Um >> since 2012 bar tonight she finally got her bar. >> Well, I think like a lot of cars like past 2010, dude, they're going to get a lot of miles, bro. They're they're built to last nowadays. >> What's that called? >> How many miles are on an elbow? >> Yeah, Mr. Miles. >> I don't know what she calls her bar. She has sent me invite. Please come. And I said, "Okay, I'll be there." And I remember I made it there probably a little bit after 12:00 cuz it started at 9 then. It's probably fine >> cuz I remember after I got off tired so I didn't get out till about 12. >> What kind of car is it? >> Okay. So, let's go back to when you were at your house. Okay. So, how many wine coolers? >> Oh, no. Nothing. >> Yeah. That's nothing for a 2004. >> I didn't have nothing before I left home. I'm just >> depending on what car is. But yeah, that's not very much. >> Six. >> As long as it's not a Chevy, you're probably good. >> But is it just a like a >> No, it's a wine cooler. >> It's a wine cooler. And then when I got there, I had my Bahama mama and maybe a shot or two because uh people were celebrating for cars opening. >> Yes. Her opening. >> So at your best friend's not like a Chevy or a Ford long mama there. >> Yes. No. >> Well, yeah, but I'm just saying a shot. I can't tell you how many shots I had there. I only stayed for a couple of minutes. >> Then I went over Ford. That's not a truck, is it? It's probably a truck, huh? >> But this bar that your friend opened is on the other side of Centennial Bridge in Iowa. >> I don't know. It might still last a long time if it's a truck. Most people beat the [ __ ] out of their trucks though. So, >> but I'm not even going to say a few shots. Maybe even one. >> If it's an Explorer, it probably lasts as cop cars. >> And I just got off work. Like I said, I got those cars at work tomorrow morning, Sunday morning, Sunday night. I was trying to celebrate everybody. I went across there, said hi to everybody there. And then I came back across the seven the new 74. >> Most people who know they have to drive home wouldn't touch a drink, let alone a shot or two at a bar, especially when they'd already started drinking before they left the house. >> How considerate of her to drink less than the usual because she had to drive. >> Her blood test still came back at.241. This was three times the legal limit of 08, which makes you wonder how much does she drink when she isn't driving. >> You remember when you're in Iowa when you got on the bridge that you hit a bump? [sighs] >> You remember like like maybe going over a curb to get up on the on the >> You don't remember that part? >> No. No, no, no. >> Okay. >> No, no. Uh I'd be lying if I said I did. Like I said, because there's two there's two um there's one that's coming from uh the long way up there and there's one if you're coming from the river drive, whatever. Everything meets. But like I said, and when we get up on that place, that's where all the [ __ ] is pretty over there. >> On the other side. >> Yeah, it's on the other side, but everything meets right there. But then as we going across, we come across >> and it's dark. >> That's Yeah. >> Did you have your lights on? Do you remember? >> My lights always stay on. >> Okay. Oh, you have automatic >> automatic lights. You know what I'm saying? >> I hope we get off on River Drive. >> Get off on that. And now it's different kind of too. >> But we get off of that, come across. Like I said, it was nothing different. >> Like I said, when I pulled over, I thought it was I thought it was a deer. >> And then I'm so hyperlondic. I'm not going to lie. >> I be looking on the locals. They said, "Oh, a deer was found here. A fox was found here." So I'm like, "Okay." [snorts] >> But I still was mad about that. I would take a deer in >> even if I got to feed it myself. I'm not going to lie. Everybody say I'm strange cuz >> you can't get a new engine, mama. That shit's horrible. You can get like a rebuilt engine, but you can't get a new engine. They're not There's not even new engines for a 2012 Ford. You have to get like some rebuilt one or something. But yeah, I don't know. You shouldn't do that. I would just get a different car if it's like that screwed up cuz engine even a engine rebuild is probably more than like a new car would be. >> Time I took in a cat and then it end up attacking me. But anyway, so whatever you know so >> so in relation to so when you thought you hit a deer or raccoon first but that's that's when you were coming off the bridge. >> Well, I mean at that point you >> I don't really know if they're cheaper. I mean, the transmission stuff is cheaper cuz there isn't one. But other than that, I don't know if it's cheaper. >> Your mom. >> No, hold on. >> Or what? That's >> when I came off and I hit something. >> Mhm. >> Oh my god. Was that a deer? I veered. There was nothing right here for me. >> No, I wouldn't recommend getting a new engine, especially not for a car like that. It's not worth it. You can probably get the same car for like cheaper than the rebuild will be like a 2012 with less miles, like 100,000 miles or something. >> Pull off on. Okay, cuz I sprayed a deer. >> And it probably wouldn't even be that expensive. Like, I'll look it up right now. >> A deer, whatever. The first entrance I got, I turn I called 911. I said, "Hey, I didn't hit something. Please come to me." >> I hung up. >> Come to >> Then I called my mom. I said, "Mom, come to me. I didn't hit something and it messed up my truck." >> Having the thought to flirt now is be >> Yeah. Check this out. like 2012 Ford Explorer is like 100,000 mi. Oh, that's 2005. What the [ __ ] But anyways, 2013 170k miles. $3,900, bro. So, you can get like the same car even a year newer. Let's see. Oh, these are [ __ ] expensive. But I don't know. I wouldn't pay that [ __ ] much. Holy [ __ ] 14 grand for [ __ ] 2015 Ford Explorer. You got to be [ __ ] kidding me, bro. What the hell? Anyways, >> beyond anyone, but officers have decided it's no longer the time to keep what happened a secret in the face of her callousness as they finally reveal what she hit was no dear. >> So, just break it to yourself with no anvil. >> Any question? [laughter] Where's my mom? I need my mom. >> I love my car. It's got like >> a little bit over 100k. It's a Acura RDX. But my [ __ ] car is worthless now. But it doesn't matter. I [ __ ] love that car. I would never get rid of it anyway. >> What was this man doing or woman doing? [gasps] Oh my god. Oh my god. Why was they on there? to what the detective said before >> you were driving. >> Oh, it's actually worth more than I thought. I kind of [ __ ] my car up a little bit that recently. That's right. It's not that bad. It's like cosmetic [ __ ] But >> the new pedestrian walkway 74. >> So, what's the walkway? >> I know I had to repaint it anyways. It's pretty It's pretty much just paint damage the most part. I got to repaint some of it >> cuz I was not on the walkway and the side I knew was a walkway but why was they on there [ __ ] night? Oh my god. >> She like legit didn't know this [ __ ] thing. How did you not know? They probably thought she was lying on her ass. Bro, grab some more water. >> There is a difference. There's a big concrete barrier separating the roadway from >> a concrete difference. I'm just answering your questions. >> I'd be it would be wrong for me not to answer your questions, right? So, I went over a concrete thing and ran over somebody. That's what they're trying to say. >> What happened? >> Come on now. That makes sense. As much as I >> I'm so aware. Let me tell you why I'm so aware. Because every morning um before I went back to work, I used to watch out for my son >> and his friends. >> Okay. >> Off the bridge. >> Yep. >> There's a walkway. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Tell me where that's at. >> So, the roadway that takes you from Iowa into Illinois. >> Are we coming off the bridge? >> Nope. Like it it runs the whole length of the bridge. >> Okay. So you can start walking in Iowa and you can walk all the way into Illinois and it's right next to the portion that you drive on, but there's a concrete barrier that separates the two. So what looks like it happened is you drove onto the foot bridge where people like walk across when you were in Iowa >> somewhere downtown Borf. >> Bentonorf. >> Yeah. Like when you get on I74 in Bor, you know? >> Yeah. So like where you drive on next to that there's part over a [ __ ] >> not the part that you walk onto not part you drive over two people but >> that's why I was so she run over more she went all the way across the cross the state dude >> help me help me >> so you know we coming the bridge where the bear cage used to be >> insane all right anyways let's see what you guys thought how many drinks she has many standard drinks she has I got to check this Okay. Uh, okay. So, for eight, 35% of you thought she had eight. Um, two of you thought she had 26. Uh, 14 of you thought 27 and four thought 12. You guys were pretty mild with this one. I thought you vote for the 14, but yeah, you voted for the eight. Okay. >> Is that right there? It's right around there. I haven't been that way in a while, but it's right around that >> before. So, when I'm coming off, >> personally, I think it would be more than eight, bro. Without realizing that she ran over kids, dude, I I used to drink like [ __ ] 12 beers at once, more than that even. And still, I would probably know if I ran over a kid. >> My 74 and I'm coming around, you know, right here. We can either go to the >> Oh, thank you for subscribing. I appreciate it. >> Mark, come this way. Yep. >> Okay. Came right there. Yep. which is I know I went there. >> Yeah. On River Dragon >> and assumed I hit that way. >> Yep. >> No. When you were still coming over the bridge when you were over the river, that's where this happened. >> No. No. >> Oh, no. I don't believe that. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. So, what are you telling me there's a walkway on the bridge? >> Yep. It's cuz you have the driving portion of the bridge here and then right next to that there's a smaller path that's just for people to walk across. It's new since they built the new bridge. Yeah. Yeah, cuz remember they had a grand opening like a month or so ago. >> Grand opening. >> Yeah. There's there's the actual driving bridge like we've always had. You know, it's the six lane thing you drive across, but the next time there's like just a very narrow pathway for people to walk on. >> Yep. >> And they're saying that's where it happened. >> Correct. Yep. >> But that's not even where I where it happened. >> Okay. >> I ran them over way later than the rabbits were. So they're saying but that's not where I seen the [ __ ] at. But okay, >> I believe you. Yeah. >> No, cuz I was in my escape, >> my straightway. >> Yeah, >> that's what I'm saying. My straightway coming home. >> Yep. >> Coming home. 36 Street. >> The uh >> I was university and all that. >> Yes. >> That's where I was close to when this [ __ ] came on to me. I understand what you're >> They're saying it happened on the bridge. No way. Okay. >> No way. I would >> sure. >> I would argue. So, you're telling me that this >> No, ma'am. They were very illegal children. So, [laughter] >> please forgive me and bless their family, but they're telling me that this is where it happened at. >> Yep. >> No, sweetie. >> Now, the three of them had every right to be on that path. It's a public walkway that runs the full length of the bridge, and it had opened just weeks earlier. Damn kids on my walking driving pathway. God damn it, I'm trying to get home. >> What it didn't have was a single ballard or barrier at either entrance. Nothing to stop a car from driving right onto it. >> The cities had pushed to open the path early, even though the Iowa DOT wanted to wait. >> If I was like the [ __ ] family of these people, I would sue the [ __ ] out of the [ __ ] city for not putting a ballard up. That's stupid as hell. until construction was finished. Chabria drove nearly the entire length of it before she hit. >> That's true, Cody. Everybody should like the video, subscribe, share, give me the money them. >> You know what? Thank you for not being a >> Yeah, it doesn't make any sense. Witcher 3 remastered update. 3 hours. What the [ __ ] Who plays Witcher 3? The fake. Um, isn't Wer 4 coming out sometime? Isn't it? Isn't it? Did you know that 95% of you guys are not subscribed to the channel? Actually, I don't know cuz I forgot how to check it. I might figure that out right now. We need a second vlog. I appreciate it. >> Well, I really tr the man on the wall tonight. >> Yes. >> So, if I hadn't called, that man would have been out there by himself. >> Well, we got called to him before you had called. >> Uhhuh. >> So, yeah. So, had he already been hit or what? >> Correct. >> He had already been hit and then when I came, >> he got hit again or I had to hit him. >> Well, I had to hit him cuz my truck is >> so he got hit twice. >> No, I think just the one time. >> So, somebody seen him walking and reported him, but then I end up hitting him. >> I hit something. >> Correct. >> I hit something. >> No, ma'am. Yeah, they >> [ __ ] hit them and somebody called the police. >> He only got hit the one time and that's when they called. >> [ __ ] stupid ass. >> He didn't make it. >> He didn't make it. >> That I don't know. I'm not going to lie to you >> cuz like I said, >> you know, I he didn't come up on this ship. It was like a cuz my truck is like bigger >> cuz I got a smaller vehicle, too. So, it's like the the my grill part. >> Okay. But like I said, they made it a ruffle in my truck. So >> ruffle in my truck. >> That's why. >> What's that? >> Thanks so much. I'm sorry. >> It was just a point. You know what I'm saying? And and then really it even wasn't a ruffle to me. It was a point that something had happened. You know what I'm saying? >> Rub the jewelry short into the MC grill. >> Jesus. Please let him be. Okay. You already know he not okay. Is that what you're telling me? >> Yes. I said it's my for my daddy. What you looking at? Telling me. >> Let me see. I'm the one that person or what the jewelry store telling me. She said what you looking at. >> He was walking with other people. >> Let me see your grill. >> I know. Makes sense [laughter] to me. He was [ __ ] with other people so they called first and then by the time I hit him I called. >> Like that song >> stupid asses. >> They called after the initial after he got >> song. >> So they was all walking in a group. >> Yes. >> On the bridge. >> Yes. >> On the bridge though. >> Well on the walkway. Yeah. >> I love that. >> I didn't see nothing. Never mind. I don't even know >> the [ __ ] band captain bro. He said [ __ ] Zelda was an older game. Make me feel old as [ __ ] bro. He said Breath of the Wild is an old game. >> But I know for sure it wasn't on the bridge. [snorts] They're all saying that >> if he said Ac time was old game, then I wouldn't be offended. But >> because he said that >> for just because she didn't see it doesn't mean it didn't happen. Ethan Gonzalez died at the spot on that night. Anthony Cast was transferred to the University of Iowa hospitals where he died 4 days later. Fortunately, Charles Bowen survived but with critical injuries. >> The seriousness of which clearly falls short on her. >> Schultz. >> Schultz. >> Yep. >> Maybe he was saying like Zelda in general was old. I don't know. Whatever. >> Schultz. >> That's right. >> Hopefully that's what he was saying. >> Schultz. That means he's dead. So, >> uh, hey Storm, go look and see if you can see my comment in Discord. I want to see if I did it right. Okay, let me look. >> I'm the one. >> He was walking on the bridge >> on the walk path. Yep. >> Let me see a girl. A [ __ ] I knew this was going to happen. That's why I didn't want to open it. It's all your fault, mama. No, I'm just kidding. It's fine. Um ending somebody friend invite me. Oh, your friend invite me. Okay, I accept invite. >> It was because >> my friends are playing Raft talking about a game I have no interest in. >> That stopped. >> Feel like I've played Wrath before. I don't know why. Maybe have a PS4 or something. >> He wasn't even on the walk path, man. I was far off the bridge. >> Okay. >> Where is my discretion? I'm just talking. Yeah, I hear you. >> I'm just talking to you. >> This [ __ ] didn't even happen on the bridge. >> Okay. >> Where' they find his body at? >> I think it was on the bridge >> on the walk path. >> So, it's just not making sense. >> Okay. You put it here and you put uh [groaning] feel sadly Zelda. You can play it on freaking emulator for free, dude. [laughter] Dude, you should play uh whatchamacallit Breath of the Wild. That game's so good. I want to go back and play Ocarine of Time cuz I never really played it much anyway. Let's see. Did I do it right? Lol Storm. I think I did it right. I don't think Dwayne even got here last night. [laughter] That's funny, bro. Wait, but you put it in promote your stuff. Why'd you put it in there? Body cams missions. I'm just confused. What are you trying to do on Discord? Oh, wait. Why did I join the Discord? I didn't mean to do that either. Disconnect. Unless somebody wants to talk to me. Um, what am I doing on this Discord? What am I trying to figure out? I'm so confused. You just wanted to figure out if you posted a message correctly. I'm so confused. Anyways, um yeah, let's play that video. Oh, actually though, I'm going to post the Discord link if anybody wants to join. Um since I already have it open, um I'll pin it, too. I don't know. I was just trying to go to the group you post in this chat last night. I don't know. Um but yeah, I don't know. Maybe we could do something fun on Discord sometime. But yeah, I'll post in the chat and uh if anybody wants to join, please do. But please be over 18. I don't want anybody under 18 in my Discord. Thanks. >> Cuz when I seen I hit something. So that's my thing though. Did I hit something else? >> I don't know. Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah, I'm with you. I don't know. >> Did I hit something else? And then that's what made me report because >> Yeah. >> I was off the bridge. >> Yeah, I got you. That I don't know. >> But don't they got cameras on the bridge? >> I don't I think so, but I don't know. I know they got cameras that look at the bridge. Like like when you watch the morning news, you know, you always see like the the traffic came and all that stuff. >> So was it right there in the entrance? >> Yeah, that don't even make sense, though, cuz this [ __ ] did happen to I'm on my straight way home. >> Yeah, I got you. So you on your river drive. >> You know what I'm saying? So like I said, I thought it was like a deer or maybe even a dog. I'm not going to say a dog, though. >> I'm not going to lie. I'm not even going to say it was a dog. >> I'm going say a deer cuz that's what I always say. It was a deer. Okay, there you go. I pinned it, guys. If you want to join, I might, you know, I honestly might um I might jump into Discord on one of these streams and just like hang out and uh like talk to people, let them comment on the video, too. I think that'd be kind of funny and fun. But um yeah, and also I'll like be streaming real time. There won't be any delay if you guys want to join there. I think that would just be kind of fun. Might just try it out. Let's see how it goes. If it's horrible, I will never do it again. It was a deer right now. It wasn't a dog. It was a deer. >> Did he have kids? Here you go, mama. This is [ __ ] I shouldn't be thinking about, but I do. >> It might be voice >> because like I said, if it was a dog because maybe I'll just go in there and talk to people or something type of person I am. Just whatever. >> Anybody got any crazy stories? >> I know what type of person I am. >> Sure. >> And now you tell me a human. >> A human being. I'm going to man something I didn't do. Where are they at? Why are they making me sit like this? >> You mean something? >> They're just They're talking about something. Like I said, they're not >> like I'm [ __ ] >> So, so they need to get them cameras because this did not happen on the bridge. >> Where's his friends at? It >> was two double. >> They were talking some other. >> Okay. So, they they know what kind of vehicle actually struck him, right? >> Correct. And it was your >> They struck him on the bridge. Why the did I struck him? How many hours did this happen before I struck him? No, not hours, but how many >> Yeah, hours. >> Mhm. >> When did this happen after I I watched too much force 48? I'm not going to lie. >> Yeah. >> No, >> I'm making the joke out of it now, but I get you. >> You know what I'm saying? >> I understand. I do >> because like I said, >> no, sweetie. Cuz I would had pulled over on the bridge. Sir, hell is Force 48. Did I not hear that right? Or the Well, I mean, it was in the subtitles, but I don't I don't see a show called Force 48. Does anybody know what she said? Force 48. First 48. First 48. A longunning gritty true crime documentary television series on Annie. Oh, I think I've watched the show before a couple times. >> Sure. I pay attention to everything. And another thing why I pay attention to everything is because I pay attention to everything because I be so worried about my son getting hit by a bus >> or the oncoming cars when he's going across the street to wait >> on the bus. You know how the bus signs, they got it out. But a lot of these buses don't have the blaring lights so people run through it. >> I always worry about that because my son >> Oh, yeah. >> he's always late. But I was just saying, you know what I'm saying? So I take precaution on that. [snorts] Now >> [ __ ] you drunk as [ __ ] >> A kid a kid died. [clears throat] >> Um, so say your first name again. >> Shabria. >> Shabria. So you after >> after after we're done here >> Oh [ __ ] >> You're going to be arrested today, okay? And you're going to be charged with reckless homicide. Oh my [ __ ] god. >> You were driving a vehicle and you struck three people. Get out of >> the way. She's dead. One's going to [clears throat] die and the other one's set up. That should do that. The bridge that you were driving on. >> That's a sidewalk now. Drive on there. >> So you were driving off. We It's a pedestrian walkway. So where you drove? >> Y'all got the cameras on that. >> We do. >> Um my dad didn't make him dinner tonight. We still had like a bunch of leftover beef stew. So, I thought that was really good. Sup, we need the pup. I did what I did last night, which was so good. I put ramen in it and just use like the soup broth. Oh my god, that shit's so good. >> So, where's this where where is this part at? So, you're telling me I was driving on another side of the road supposed to be? >> Yeah. So the bridge there's the Iowa bound, Illinois bound separated by concrete and they're also separated by water. >> Yeah, she's driving to the west of that. >> I'm pretty sure >> to the west of the old wasted >> that's also separated by barriers and also separated by >> determined she's probably had about eight water there's a pedestrian. Oh, wait. No, that was when she's not dressing that they built on the new I74. >> You were driving on the walkway. >> Wait, I was on there and y'all seen it? >> I have not. I have not seen >> No, they seen it. >> Yeah, that's where the kids are at. >> No, they seen it. >> They're going to see it be on camera. >> Okay, that's what I'm asking you. It's on camera. >> It will be on camera. >> So, you're being charged with >> Iron D. A good idea. >> Death and reckless homicide. >> Okay. fixes this. >> So, you're going to be held today and you won't see a judge until tomorrow, which is Monday, >> at 1:00. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you're going to be in the Rock County Jail. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> And they seen that on camera. >> I have not seen on camera up there. >> Please go down and get >> They said I won't have court until Monday. >> Okay. >> Just get [snorts] in my for now. I'll talk to you later about anything else. Just go down there. >> Okay. I made a food channel. It's called food porn. Food dash porn. >> And get my right now. Right now. And I'll see y'all Monday if I get a call. >> Damn it. I should have called it food corn. That would have been so much funnier. Oh well. >> I'll call your phone. If not, just I will see y'all Monday. Please go get my Just get my >> Y'all got a camera. >> Please. Mom, go get my >> Yeah, I got a camera. >> Please go get my >> I don't got a camera. >> Mom, please go get my >> They said that >> I don't I don't know nothing right now. They said I was on the bridge and I was coming off >> like 3 months. >> There was a walkway. There's a new walkway right there >> and they said that I hit him somehow. I don't I don't even understand that, but whatever. [music] They said I hit him. No, >> I'm right here. They just told me >> I [snorts] hit him and I killed him. >> Yeah, he's dead. >> Yeah, they said I I hit him and I killed him. >> So, >> hey, you [ __ ] up. >> You know what I'm saying? It's somebody else's and I killed and they got to they got to tell his mom and dad that I killed him. >> Why are we talking? >> Because he was on the walkway on the bridge. Just go get my mom right now. >> I told you to go to damn. Go get my baby. >> And hopefully I'll see y'all in court Monday. Go get my baby. I hit somebody else's somebody. >> I hit somebody's I did. I killed somebody. >> I killed somebody. My god. How old was he? >> No, I don't I have no idea. >> How old is he? God, it's a it's a dream. Please let it be a dream. >> Yeah, it sounds like it. Well, I don't know. I guess one died one survivor. So, what's your guys' body count? >> I killed somebody's >> and I'm not talking about sex. >> I killed somebody. I killed somebody. I killed somebody mighty. Oh my god. >> I killed somebody. >> Mine's about like four and a half in my squad. >> I killed somebody. >> Let me see if I got one. >> If you want to go in there, go in the back door. >> Okay. >> Okay. Don't open the back door. >> I killed somebody. >> I heard it. It just it's been >> I'm just kidding. I never killed anybody. I did throw the hottest hot sauce in the world in someone's eyes once. So that was kind of funny. >> So broken out there. >> I was really drunk. >> Oh, [laughter] >> he was very mad at me. >> I killed you. >> How old was he? >> Where is he going? I know one. There's three of them. One's 22. >> Yo, can somebody ban Ashley? Like, what the [ __ ] >> You're here talking [ __ ] >> Like, actually, I'm joking. Please ban Ashley. >> I think they all left. I'll >> do that. You know what I'm saying? Cuz my was my blessing. I died three times having my son on the table. >> You know what I'm saying? My son, you're the best. I almost lost my son when I was pregnant. I died three times on the table. I really don't know. >> Three times. >> Three times. >> I never freak out. >> OG viewers don't come no more. >> The last time I took my last breath, I heard my son cry. I heard my son cry. That's what brought me all the way through. And I promise God. And here it is. I took somebody else's life on account of not even knowing. I don't even go across the bridge. I swear to God. >> You were driving in your you had a wanting and willful disregard. >> You're actually stupid as [ __ ] >> What's that? >> Uh that depends. >> You don't don't try to solve the next 15 years of your life tonight. Okay. >> Oh, I want to ban. Sorry. Get some Chris together. Jesus is talking on this man [ __ ] saying I was weird and stuff. >> Yeah. >> Let this play out. Okay. >> It will. >> You did. But it'll play out like why do you talk so much? You >> seem like a very nice lady. >> Why do you talk so much? Of >> course. Her shoes are in here with her shoes. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. She made it on somebody. >> Put your hand in there. Um, sorry. I've seen you start a YouTube chat for this family. >> I don't know. I'm going to fix that desk sometime. No, I'm probably not. I'm going to make you manage the desk. You can fix it. Well, probably not. You said you don't know anything about this. >> Will you please tell his father's going to handle it? S >> Please tell his father. >> I'll talk to him. Okay. back for me if someone you okay? >> I don't know. Maybe I'll just make a different Discord cuz that one's [ __ ] Yeah, some BS. You look so high. Why you scratching your face? Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut the [ __ ] up. I'm not allowed to scratch my face, you [ __ ] >> Whoever y'all call his mom and dad tonight, please. I didn't I swear to God. >> Oh my god, dude. I'm trying to get banned there. >> His mom and dad say there was a walkway I didn't know about. I can't accept that cuz before I was like, you know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> Uh, >> could y'all please his mom? >> I will talk his dad. >> I'm going to be in contact with >> Please. >> All right, we're going to watch this. >> Yeah, it was a deal. >> Jabria Harris was charged. >> Oh, now you want to know what the video is about, huh? Now you want to know what the video is about. Even though I talked too much, huh? No, I'm not even going to tell you. charged with aggravated DUI causing reckless homicide and failure to stop her. Nobody tell her the scene. She pleaded not guilty and asked for a jury trial. >> That trial never came. In November of 2023, she pleaded guilty to a single amended count of aggravated DUI causing the deaths of Ethan Gonzalez and Anthony Castanetta. She was sentenced to 20 years in prison. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. All right, let's watch some [ __ ] Uh, how can I how can I tell you if I'm not allowed to talk, though? Huh? Uh, oh, she get 20. God damn. [sighs] Holy [ __ ] I don't want something that crazy. Um, no more kids dying. Oh, this one's so [ __ ] good, dude. I love this [ __ ] How long is it? Oh, it's really long. I'm not going to watch it again right now. [snorts] That was so [ __ ] funny. Nobody tell her. Nobody tell Joseph. No. No. Damn it, Daniel. [ __ ] Nobody tell her anything else. Nobody tell her. Nobody tell her. Nobody. God damn it. Let's watch this. >> We got headlight out any big lightning strike. Um, we're going to go and watch this one. This one is [snorts] friendly woman turns traffic stop into $1 million drug bust. How the [ __ ] What? This girl does not have [ __ ] a million dollars worth of crack on her. I don't believe it. Um, anyways. Yeah. Usually one death, but I'm not sure. Um, anyways, I'm glad my kid's not sleeping in my bed. I'm laughing a lot. Okay. Anyways, uh yeah, let's go and watch this video. And yeah, >> car. >> Actually, I think I'm going to smoke a cigarette real quick. I'll be listening to the intro, though. The intro is always kind of boring. >> Boring, but it's not as cool as later on. Usually, typically, I really don't smoke a cigarette to feed me. >> We have two cases where routine traffic stops turn out to be some of the largest drug busts that these cops have seen. Like this friendly girl and her upstanding citizen of a passenger who tried to hide a million dollars worth of drugs in the back seat. >> Turn around. You're not under arrest. You're just going to be detained. >> Oh yeah. >> For now. >> Or this suspect routine traffic turns into these cops locating a huge amount of narcotics in his car. >> Freaking kilo, dude. >> Oh my god, man. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Holy [ __ ] >> Oh my goodness gracious. This is insane. Keep coming, baby. >> Keep coming. >> In our first case, a routine traffic stop for a busted headlight turns into something far more serious. A drug bust worth over a million dollar. Probably get that headlight fixed. >> I have the headlight out. >> Ooh, Dodge Charger. >> How you doing? >> It's going to be a good car. >> Good. I'm definitely >> I know somebody when I was at work, I just got off of work. >> No worries. Listen, I I don't know if you know. Unfortunately, this is the only way I can tell you. So, >> yeah. Well, see, I it happened while I was at work, so I did put something up there. So, I did have a light. >> No worries. Like I said, I I just stopped someone and they had no idea. So, um >> No, no, I knew. >> All right. Let me see your license, registration, insurance real quick. >> I just bought this car, so it's in my father's. >> It's who? >> Um Eric. >> It's in my center console. >> No worries. Any crack marijuana in the car? >> Medical marijuana card. >> Either one of you. >> I have a >> Huh? >> I don't smoke. >> You have one? Yeah, I don't see. >> Is it with you? >> I don't have the He don't. All right. I'm going to grab a notebook and then I'll check to make sure it's valid. >> You know, you got to carry that on you, right? >> Yes, sir. I can give you the uh the um >> No worries. He's going to get He's going to get his notepad and go through that. >> Okay. >> When's the last time you smoked? >> Oh, me? >> Yeah. >> Probably about an hour ago. So, this >> in the car? >> Me? Wasn't in the car? >> No, I just got off work. >> So, do you have any on you right now? >> Me? I don't have nothing on. >> So, where's the smell coming from? Is it just from you earlier? >> That's on my clothes. >> I just I I work at I just came to pick him up from our Okay. And >> those 14 air fresheners couldn't even mask the odor of this guy's marijuana that he has on his clothing. More than likely on his person as well. So marijuana laws can vary from state to state, especially these days and especially with the decriminalization or legalization of it. So the state that I policed, you don't even need a medical marijuana card anymore. You just have to be over the age of 21. And if you are going to be transporting marijuana, it has to be in a sealed container from a dispensary. an odor of it alone doesn't necessarily justify the full search of a vehicle where that was once the case. I believe this is this stop is occurring in the state of Florida. Their laws are different. More than likely, you do have to have a valid medical marijuana card still and odor alone potentially could still legally justify these officers or deputies, excuse me, fully searching not only the vehicle itself, but all of the occupants. Basically, everything is good to go here at this point just based on the odor of marijuana alone. wore out [laughter] river. >> Bear with me. So, yeah, but no, when I was at work, um, one of the I guess one of the kids hit my car. >> That's fine. >> So, I just put it on. >> No worries. Like I said, we're just going to if it's just that get your warning, you're out of here. >> Yeah. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Are there any like that in the car? >> No, sir. No, sir. I work I work for [laughter] >> No, like I said, there's just things that I ask once we get there that we just start going through. >> You're fine. You're fine. I'm just I'm tired. >> You're good. >> All right. I won't I won't try to keep any longer than we need to. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. I don't know if that's the right one. I know there's Gary Land in here, though. >> Who is registering? You said >> uh Eric, it's my son's father. >> There's that back. >> Thank you. >> All right. So, I'm going to tell you something right now. Speaking as somebody with experience as a deputy, these deputies do not care whatsoever about this headlight being out. Yes. Is it a potential safety issue and hazard on the roadway? Yeah. Do you legally need two operational headlights during nighttime hours? Yes, of course. But this is what's called proactive policing. These cops are fishing. They're looking for vehicle code violations. People that are driving around on the roadway with one headlight, expired registration, window tent, no front license plate, state law depending. And they are using those things as a nexus to pull a vehicle over with the main goal of searching it, getting into the vehicle because they really just care about the drugs, illegal firearms, large quantities of cash, people that have warrants for their arrest, somebody that's on probation or parole. And this is the best way to go about doing that versus reactive policing. These deputies do not care about just issuing a citation. They're not highway guys. They're not part of some traffic enforcement unit where sometimes those guys that's their sole purpose for existing on this earth is to issue as many traffic citations as humanly possible. That's not what's going on here. >> They got warrants for probation violation and silence. So, but once I know >> Yep. Warrants for his arrest, so more than likely he's going to be going to jail no matter what. >> More I'll let you know. >> How's it going, ma'am? >> I'm tired. I just got off of work. >> I'm Deputy Keys. What's your name? >> Christ. >> Where you work at? >> What do you do there? I'm a shot. >> You got that violation and ding you for that probably, too. So, >> you know how it goes, man. >> I literally just got a just called me and said, "Can you come get me?" And I was like, "What's going on?" And he was like, "Can you just come get me? I'll pay you $50 to come get me right now. I have a text message." You know what I'm saying? >> Your boyfriend, my ex-boyfriend. >> Ex-boyfriend. >> I didn't know you had warrant. I had none of this cuz I wouldn't even came. I'm tired. I want to go home. that one of the students hit my freaking car while I was at work. >> All right, man. So, yeah, you got warrants. What we got to do now is wait. They got to send a a message to those counties and confirm that they're still active and stuff and then if they are Well, we Yeah, we still got to we still got to go through it. >> You live up here and you live down in >> No, I live in Daytona. I'm from here though. >> Okay. Is this your charger? >> Yeah, I just bought it two days ago. >> Is that your car or her car? >> Not mine. Is this hers? >> Okay. >> It's not mine. Yeah, I've been I've been a cook for like 15 years. >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah, but I I can make really good money. >> That reaction tells me that there's [music] more stuff in that car that neither one of these people should have. >> Why is she dealing crackly? >> Stand up for me. Stand up. >> The head sh is going to be detained. Okay. >> Right now, wait until wait until I speak to you. Okay. Bring her back to >> I just got to comment on this. See that Dodge Charger, ladies and gentlemen, with the rims with it's older Dodge Charger with the Charger label down the side. you're driving around that thing it's late at night, there's really nobody else on the road. Cops are going to go out of their way to try to find a reason to stop you because statistically speaking and based on my experience, more than likely there is something going to there's something illegal that is going to be occurring within that vehicle aside from the basic vehicle code violation that initiated the stop meaning etc. I don't make up the rules just like older Ultimas, older Taho, the older Honda Civics that are spray painted, you know, they're all primerred. It just it just stats don't lie. I don't know. >> Park right now. All right. Face the car for me, bro. You got anything on post me or hurt me? >> Where at? >> One of these crackers. I don't know. Break it down. >> I already called one. They're going to be coming soon. >> All right. >> Anything else on your person? >> My phone. >> Hold up. Hold up. >> All right. Can I take it out? >> Everything's got to come out anyways. You going to jail. So, >> yeah. >> Anything on you, it's going to be a felony if it goes into the jail. Okay. >> Cuz right now, your medical card's not it's not valid. So, what I'm going to tell you right now is if you have any weed, like I've noticed that my car is in there, it's a felony. If you tell me out here, it's a misdemeanor. >> My car is like super low key. Like the cops, man, all the me. >> Listen, man. Before I start digging on your on your junk, >> go ahead. >> Shin light for me. Nothing in your shoes or anything like that? >> Take them off. >> No. Uh, so listen, there's nothing in my back seat. I check it before shift every day. If I find anything on the ground, seat, or anything around there, you will be connected to it because I know there's nothing back there. Okay. So, I'm going to walk you back over there. We're going to have a seat. Okay. How long did you say you smoke? Cuz you like definitely weak right now. An hour ago. About >> just weed before she >> No, you're good. You're good. Just weed though, right? Just weed. >> All right. Just have a seat. Okay. I'm going to turn the air up and all that so you get air and stuff. Okay. >> What do you find? >> I don't know what you found still. >> What'd you find? Oh, powder back here. >> No, this >> might actually be cutting it. >> Whatever this is and whatever this is. Hey, >> you can um test that down there too. It might be connected. So, yeah. >> Might get tampered. Okay, I'm back. >> Um, yeah, we'll pull that up. >> I got a whiskey fox. >> Yeah, cocaine and fent for now. >> Cocaine and fentanyl. >> My audio. Why is there no audio? >> Hey, there's never mind. >> There's a we were looking for. Where's that at? Huh? in the bag as well. >> Hey, [snorts] so something I'm going to notate is there's a in this bag there's a box with his name on these corn. [laughter] >> There's a box with his name on it, bro. Now box of drugs for you delivery. >> So far everything's been out of his bag. >> [ __ ] >> Going to have a hard time shooting that one guy. >> His bag. >> Yeah, every my sign is clear. Okay, if you want to start just going back over the front seat where [snorts] she was where I looked already. I just always like to have two people go over it when it's available. >> He's going to be like, "Why the [ __ ] did you write my name on a idiot?" >> Cookies. Was she sitting this close or did you move this? >> No, I moved it up. >> Okay. I was going to say, "Hey, if you if you want to sitter in there, it's going to be a minute before a female comes." >> All right, fine. >> Did you run test whatever's in this? >> Run this back out as well. I looked. There was nothing in there. >> Yeah. Trafficking. Whatever. Is this hers? >> No, this has all been from the back. >> No, this for hers. >> No, it's not registered to her. >> She told me she was bought it. >> Yeah, it's to her. She said it was to She said it was to her son's >> two days ago >> husband or her husband's son or son's father. >> They just wrote my name on it cuz I'm just holding it for a friend, >> bro. My lanta. >> It's not censored. >> Oh, because you turned around first. Well, as soon as we knew it was >> You hear that other cop that works for a different department say that all because he turned around first meeting both of these cops at the same time saw this Dodge Charger with the one headlight out. They were actively Oh, THAT'S THE CAR. YEAH, LET'S GET IT. UH cuz they knew that again the stats don't lie here. So, fentanyl is an incredibly nasty nasty drug and it is the cause of a lot of overdoses and deaths. >> Everyone has a Dodge Charger Fent >> in this country right now. So, as a cop handling something like that, you have to be so ex >> He wrote his dam on the back. No, I don't think so. I think she wrote the name on it cuz it's like for him. >> Extremely careful. It's one of the reasons why as first responders, we carry Narcan on our persons at all time. Because if you come in contact with this stuff and it gets into um into your body via mucous membrane transfer, meaning you open up a baggie, you get little fine particles into your nose or you handle it even with gloves and then you touch your eyes without thinking or your nose or your mouth. If you have zero tolerance built up, that can potentially be deadly at that point. But this is again, this is why traffic stops exist. It's not necessarily to always just destroy someone's existence with just [music] traffic citation. >> Well, I'm about to use this coke as a mucous membrane transfer with astronomical fines and fees. Those can >> My favorite way to use coke mucus membrane transfer >> place, too, I guess. But this is this is a great stop. Proactive placing at its finest. You want to get as much fentanyl off the street as humanly possible. >> You're not trying to go to St. Augustine. Are you guys at Dwock? No. All right. >> You got start. Hey, I don't have test, so we're going to have to call. >> Hell yeah. >> Um, hey. Uh, plus I owed you a bit. >> Anybody ever seen the movie Mars Attack? Mars Attacks? I freaking love that movie. I don't know why I'm talking about this, but you guys were weird. I'm an alien, so that's why I was wondering. Uh, I'm an alien, so I was wondering if you guys have seen Mars Attacks. Those are my brothers and sisters in that movie. >> Big drug bust anyway after I stole a pound of weed from you. Oh, >> I didn't steal. Which one? >> I still got to get the trunk, too. So, hold on. Hey, where' that >> Are you joking, mama? I hope you're just strolling. >> Bottle of vodka come from. >> It was in the back the passenger seat. The back pocket. >> Do you? >> I don't know. I haven't touched it cuz >> No, I'm just messing with you, man. >> Dude, I wish we had cameras show the two cars turning around at the same time. You two turn around and say that where you where you turn on or for >> uh I'd like What's up? Wondering if the >> It's that Dodge Charger, baby. >> Got to get that thing stopped. >> I didn't make a new one, mama. You're just calling me old. That's all. But it's fine. >> Do me a favor and uh before we start testing, let me let's finish looking in the trunk and stuff. So, let's just move this real quick cuz it's just this will be the easiest. >> Uh she has a pouch. I have not searched her or anything. >> Yeah. >> On top of my car. Yeah, it's rolling. back cameras. We can search the palps and all that because we've got uh we've got all this narcotics. >> Yeah, but I'm not calling you old. That's the difference. >> That's the difference between you and me. [laughter] >> Hey, what's your name? >> Kristen. >> Kristen and Deputy Hill. Listen. Okay, so there's some stuff in your car that I want to ask a couple questions about. Because you're detained, because you're in handcuffs, I have to advise you of your Miranda warning. Have you ever been advised of your Miranda warning before? Okay. Well, I'll just rate to you. Okay. You start calling me old. It seemed like you were, but I don't know. Yeah, >> with these rides in mine. Do you want to talk to me? >> That's my car. I just got off of work. That book baggy is not mine. I literally just picked him up down the street off an inoperable. >> I picked them up off the street. >> What headlight? I found some pretty cool stuff on the street, but I never found a kilo of crack. >> That literally the only reason you stopped there. >> I'm sick. It's not mine. And it's >> So you understand your rights? >> Yeah, I know my rights. >> Okay. And you're you're waving your right to an attorney right now because you want to talk? >> Yeah, I'm I'm going to cooperate with you. >> So you're saying you want to talk? >> I mean, I'm not trying to be a smart or anything like that. You know what I'm saying? >> I'm just letting you know that's my car. I just picked him up. All this will >> be a smart. >> Well, it might it actually just might be crack. >> Where'd you pick him up at? >> Um, he just worked on the street. I was at work. I'm going to show you the text. >> Off the street. >> I just got a whole >> Probably. Careful with that, Dad. Probably. But be careful cuz that looks like it might have in it. And where where did you pick him up? You said down the road. >> The um president. >> You tell your kids then you're not older than me. I'm 35. >> What do you mean? You're 31. I'm th I'm 35. You're way younger than me. Way way younger. Are you trying to make me feel old again? God, so so mean. Why you being so rude to me? Why you crisis? [laughter] [laughter] >> Pleasant. Yeah. Pleasant. >> Was he at a house or was he walking? >> Uh, he was walking down the street. He was at a house. He gave me the GPS. The GPS to get to the house. >> He gave you the GPS to get to the house. >> Where were you taking him now? >> Uh, back to Pluton. >> Oh [ __ ] Telenox, bro. How's it going, dude? >> Freaking love Telenox. Um, hey guys. None of you know Telenox, but I just want to tell you he's a good good YouTuber. Recommend checking his channel out. He uh plays BeatSaber really well, a lot better than me. Really good Beat Saber player. How you been, Tonex? Have you been streaming BeatSaber again or what's up with you? I haven't checked out your channel in a minute either, but uh yeah, big priest. Yeah, of course, Tlonox. I freaking love watching Telenox when he's on. He's crazy at BeatSaber. I I used to stream BeatSaber a lot. That's kind of why we know each other. We were like um well, I know him that way anyways because me and him used to stream on the PlayStation 4 and we were like one of like four people that streamed on the PS4. And then after a while it was just like me and him, we were like the only ones streaming on the PS4. like two people [laughter] haven't been living in the I haven't been live in a couple weeks. I guess I bring that's all good, dude. Yeah. Yeah, that's cool. I'll have to check you out sometime if you're on there or whatever. You should pop in my stream and whenever and be like tell me like a day before cuz I usually stream every night. Come and tell me like um I'm going be live tomorrow or something. I'll come check it out. Haven't touched in years. It's so fun. It's so fun. I want to play it again, but it's so old though. No offense, but yeah, to the game. It's still fun, but it's kind of old. So many good games came out like right around that time, and they're finally getting to the point where they're like too old personally. That's what I think. But yeah, >> back to Daytona. Does he live in Daytona? >> I like I said, I haven't I haven't I haven't talked to him like he lives anywhere. >> He's still good though. >> You doing all right back there? Yeah. Give me one second. Hey, step back here for me. He needs one of his cuffs loosened. I don't have gloves on anymore. I'm going to have >> that late PS4 error, bro. So good. >> Open the door and just have him go ahead and step back out. Which one's tight? Right one. I can fit both fingers through there. You said this one, right? >> Yes, this one. >> Is that better? >> So, why go pick him up today? >> Because it sounded like he was like in trouble. >> Is that what you've been streaming till now? You've been streaming beat server still or you streaming some other stuff now? You want to try this body cam [ __ ] out? Dude, I'm getting so many views. Like, how many [ __ ] sub? It's insane. >> Dude is arguing with somebody. So, he was like, I have six. He said, he said, I'll give you $50. You can [ __ ] get paid right now. And of course, I just bought that car. I don't get paid till Friday. >> That's true. Yes, I just bought it from my phone. They're pretty good. >> He has to go see at this house, but I can show you. >> So, if we call him, he'll say the same thing, right? >> Yes, sir. >> We picked him up. You never touch that backpack. No, sir. >> So, we DNA tested. It's never going to be nothing on yours. >> What about the powder that's in the back seat? >> He like literally he I pulled up, put something. I didn't even know what he put in the back seat cuz it's dark. And then I turned around and then we came this way to get back on the interstate. >> Okay. You got a text message from him saying to come pick him up for $50. >> Did you say anything else? >> Nothing about no drugs or anything. >> I mean, I'm trying to >> move most majority of my streams to the archive channel. remove 300 to the main. Yeah, I don't know. That's cool. Um, dude, I'm going to probably have to delete a bunch of videos cuz I'm getting monetized or I'm in review for monetization. I don't know if it'll go through or not, but if it doesn't, I'll probably have to delete a bunch of videos. I just feel like I'm going to have to because it's just like a m it's a matter of like the quantity of videos I have. You know what I mean? I have like 4,000 videos. So, I just hope it's not too many, bro. I don't want to have to go and like delete or make private like [ __ ] thousand videos. It's going to suck so bad. >> You know, we're trying to clear you and you as much as we can cuz you're saying it's not yours. I don't want to >> spin something on you if it's not yours, you know. All right, let me >> Yeah, I did. Dude, I got like four >> I don't even know. I I had like 40k watch hours, I think. Let me look again. Let me look again. The only thing is well is there's one there's one ID doesn't have not ID there's one credit card doesn't have his name on it symbol I know that name feel like that's dude I have arrested for this only card that doesn't >> wonder if that's going to pass by the >> I think out of my pocket [laughter] >> and that that was strong odor too >> well that's why cuz it's pound >> and seal >> um yeah check this about Talan Knox and everyone else in general, too. But look at how many freaking these anales are crazy, bro. 6.1 million views in the last 28 days. 37 watch out 37K watch hours, 1.7K subscribers. Making crazy, bro. I got a million on one stream, bro. Go to go to them text messages. Is that right there? >> Yeah. Is it Mickey? >> No. Pro. >> I mean, it's crazy. I wasn't even going to do this stream like again, but I did it once and I had so many viewers. I was like, I got to try it again. And it works pretty well every time. It's been going down a little bit, but it's still pretty crazy. But yeah, I'm trying to stack as many subs as possible. I don't This stream isn't really like popping off that hard. It still is kind of, but not really. But I think it's because I started really late. I didn't get enough work till like 8:00. So, I didn't start till like 9 or something. But >> it's just from today. It started. I guess he's saying you this today. >> Yeah. Go down. >> I'm just trying to Is that not from today? >> Yes, it is. But it's everybody late today. >> Just send that. You don't see where it says on Monday. >> You can give me if I pay a few dollars. What's the address? I'm only And he's Adrian Rivers. >> Whose cookies are those, >> bro? Again, chosen time out. Here's what what is that >> chocolates from? >> Oh, they're actually like like cookie cookies for your job. >> All right, I'm not going to tell you yet, but mama, can you please explain to her like why those comments are annoying? And then can you ban her if she does it again? >> All right. Large amount. That is not personal use. >> We're not banned, but time out. >> Yeah, you lay next to him. Nice. One of his warrants is feel possession of cocaine. >> Holy. I'm going to have >> Okay, so she's an adult driving a vehicle. Doesn't matter if she's not registered. >> It's not registered to her or not. She already said it was hers. But when you're driving a vehicle as an adult in this situation, >> that's honestly kind of like what I do a lot. Well, I used to do it. We haven't done a stream like that in a while, but I used to go and um just watch random streamers. I would like search stuff to find random streams with like not a huge amount of subscribers. I mean, sometimes, yeah, but I just try to find people to chat with on streams and say hello and stuff like that. But yeah, I would always see Telenox pop up on my PlayStation cuz he was, like I said, he was like one of like four people that streamed on the PS4 Beat Saber and um then it went down to like only us. So yeah, I would only ever see him on there. >> You have ultimate care, custody, and control over that [clears throat] entire vehicle and all of its occupants. Meaning you're responsible for everything in the vehicle. So as a major >> Oh yeah, chosen. Go ahead and read what Mama put and then if you do that again, you're going to get timed out. Thanks. >> Hypothetical. If she clammed up and didn't want to respond to law enforcement's questions, didn't want to cooperate at all, neither did he, then you could just arrest them both for trafficking, easy sales of narcotics, and take them both to jail, let them figure it out in court. But because this idiot was dumb enough to not only not put this giant bag of drugs, especially with a vacuum seal, uh it wasn't even fully vacuum sealed. The the bag of >> uh what you could do is make a playlist to organize your older streams and unlist them so you don't clutter your channel. That's a good idea, man. Honestly, I mean, this could take forever still, but yeah, that's a good idea. >> All that weed was open. Just the odor was just coming out of it so it wasn't just his person. But he had a name on his card inside of that bag. >> I'm not really that organized. cuz I have really bad ADHD. I don't like putting stuff in folders on the computer and stuff like that really. So, okay, understand. No problem. Okay. Thank you, Chosen. I'm appreciate I appreciate that we could work that out and not have you timed out. Thanks. >> Also, one of the warrants for his arrest is for a violation of probation for possession of cocaine. The bag was in a common area in the back seat. So, yeah, more than likely it's going to be his, right? She's cooperating. You can look through her phone and see if that story lines up where she just hadn't talked to him for a long time and he offered her $50 for a ride and she legit. >> That's definitely what my channel is. It's just like 4,000 videos like not even in a playlist or anything. I'm sure it get a lot more views on him if I actually put him in playlist and stuff. >> Didn't know what's in the bag. But either way, you can just arrest the guy, charge him with all of those felonies and let her go. will send a report to the district attorney's office and then if they wish to pursue charges against her, presumably she has nothing else going on, meaning she didn't have any drugs on her person, in her purse, down by her floorboard in her immediate area, then they can pursue that at a later time. And again, they can just figure that out in court. We'll get into these suspect's charges in a minute. But first, a college student gets pulled over for not wearing his seatelt and talks himself into getting arrested with over a million dollars worth of narcotics. >> I wanted you to pull over, right? That's all. >> Okay, sounds good. Yeah, we're here now. It's all set. >> I don't watch. The last one's kind of boring to be honest with you. >> Uh, for a [ __ ] having a million dollars in Coke, dude, that [ __ ] was really boring. Okay. No. Oh my god, this sounds horrible. But I do want to watch it. [laughter] What the >> over a million? I know that's wild, dude. Both those people supposed to get over a million. How the [ __ ] do they get over a billion account? I don't know. Go to [ __ ] Venezuela and buy it for like pennies on the dollar. Probably, I guess, and then turn into crack. Anyways, this video is called 72year-old grandma hits and runs leaves an entire family dead. Oh, also it's by the channel. Please watch. >> So, I'm like I come back and I'm trying to get the phone and next thing you know, I hear boom. >> So, I saw the car and >> that was a wild ass title. I mean, it's sick, but I want to watch it so bad. >> I thought maybe the car was going to stop, right? Like, he was just going to stop [music] and then come on the car and see like, "Hey, what's going on?" But >> out of the blue it was like um on my windshield and it's like >> on a dark stretch. >> Um maybe you could re check out one of those channels channel to react to with those disturbing dash cam. Yeah, we've watched some pretty disturbing ones. Yeah, we have like Dr. Insanity stuff and stuff like that. Is crack that come anymore? Yeah. You know what's crazy is like um well I think cocaine is the most popular drug in Europe now, especially in uh Britain. It it didn't used to be the most popular drug. It used to be that NOS stuff, but um [snorts] that's really gone down in popularity a lot. Now it's Coke and it's like really really popular in England. It's had a big resurgence. of US301 in Sarasota. A young family stepped into the road carrying a baby and pushing a stroller. Seconds later, everything changed. When officers arrived, they found a devastating scene and the person behind it had already disappeared. >> Is he real? >> Hey, Oscar. Rescue's here. >> Where? >> Right here. >> Yeah. Yeah, I mean there's a lot of there's a lot of drugs on Europe, but I mean it's pretty telling that coke is the most popular drug. I think crack also, you know, I think they combine those statistics together, but yeah, cuz it's the same drug. >> It's the same drug. No, that's actually kind of misleading, Chrissy. That's actually not true. It's exactly the same drug. It's a different method of, you know, it getting into your body. So, it can feel a little little bit different because of that, but it's exactly the same drug. >> Tyler, stop, baby. >> Come on, baby girl. >> The primary difference between the two, uh, Cocoa is just a powder version of Coke that's mixed in, cooked, and Mandarak. Yeah. Well, I mean, the primary difference is that crack is smokable. Um, cocaine is just not smokable at all. It'll be destroyed if you use it like that because of the pollutants in it. Basically, there's still like leftover. Hey, tell. Peace out, bro. Good. Good having you here. I'm glad you popped in. But yeah, basically the like there's still like remnants of gasoline and some other flammable materials in the Coke. Um so if you are if you try to ignite it um without turning into crack then it'll just ignite and it'll become very hot because of the accelerance in it and it'll just destroy the chemical immediately. Um unless it's like super super fine and then it doesn't have a lot of um you know contaminants in it. You could actually just smoke coke like that. Um but yeah, the making it into crack is just a process of removing the contaminants by um sort of neutralizing them with baking soda essentially. Um but yeah, I'm a big nerd. Anyways, um [laughter] but yeah, so essentially so that so that's that's really the main difference with crack is that um if you smoke crack, you're able to get much higher on it than you would with cocaine because of the way cocaine works. The most efficient way is to put it in your nostrils. And so, and that that's because the mucous membrane nostrils in your nose are like the most sensitive ones in your whole body. Um, but the issue is that the mucous membrane area of your nose is rather small. Um, and when you put a lot of cocaine in your nose, then it clogs it up and the mucous membrane can no longer, you know, activate the chemicals and bring it into your body. um you know so in that sense you can get much much much higher on it than you could ever possibly get by putting into your nostrils. Um so that's basically the main difference is that you can just get way way way higher. >> Stay with me baby. Stay with me. Stay with me baby. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. be careful. >> I mean, it's just a totally different drug. They're completely different. >> I don't I mean, some people like the feeling of one, some people like the other. It's just completely different. >> Like I've not I've never tried math personally, I don't think. But um I was prescribed aderal, which is essentially cranking. I I absolutely hate the feeling of empetamines. I would never use them recreational. I just literally hate them. And I'm probably pretty sure that's the same for methamphetamines as well as it's not a feeling that I like whatsoever. >> How old is she? >> I would take it because it was my medication to help me with my ADHD, but it's just not worth it. It's way too strong. >> Babe, you hear me? Hey, stay with me. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Is he okay? Is he breathing? >> Breathing. Did you see what happened? I got to take a seat right here, please. Just take a seat. There's hot enough. Take a seat. Okay. >> I was just talking to a seat. Okay. >> I mean, the way the way I would probably describe it is that like each drug kind of has a totally different feeling. And I would say each one is almost like almost like an emotional state. So, some people are just going to like certain substance better than others depending on like what they like, what they're into, you know, how their body reacts to it and stuff like that. >> The first one 1915 not going to let you in here, sir. Hold on. No. >> Okay. Were you >> drugs are drugs are very subjective? I mean, I've even heard personally. What I've heard a lot recently is that drugs are like influenced a lot by culture and stuff. Like depending on how you view a drug like in society, it it basically will totally alter the way you perceive like the drug high from it. >> If I see cars coming, I'm like, "Stop." You know, trying to stop it. Next thing you know, I hear boom, I see him flying. >> So basically, >> I got a daughter. She lives right over there. A lot of people don't like crack, >> but they're fine with coke because they have a much different perception of coke essentially. >> We don't never go more than 2 minutes. You see what I'm saying? I got >> your daughter. >> Yeah, right here. Your daughter. >> This is my daughter, too. That's That's my wife. >> Where's my address right here? >> We'll have an officer. >> I got my key. >> Hey, it's 1915. >> 1915. 1950 is the greenhouse right there. You can't miss it. >> Sorry. >> His daughter is 7 years old. She's at home right here by herself home by the >> man officers are speaking with is the father of this. >> Can I have some of those years >> family? His partner and their two young boys were crossing the road with him when they were hit. And their seven-year-old daughter is still inside a house nearby alone waiting for someone to come back. Yeah, I totally agree, Winnie. It would be much better if it was if uh drugs were just legal, recreational, they could they could limit like people's use on them and stuff too so easily. Like just people want to buy freaking crack. Just let them have like a eighth of [ __ ] let them have like a eighth of um a gram or something of thems don't let them buy like don't let them buy like a kilo like people do now. It's crazy, you know. >> You're with me. Okay. >> Okay. Come on. >> Let's go. >> I got your key right there. >> Hey, listen. If there was a legal option, people wouldn't even seek out the illegal options. >> Let's get you. >> It's okay. >> We're just desperate. >> Couple breaths when we get here. Okay. >> Here you go, sir. Honestly, like I think the best way that pe that they might want to like like the best way to regulate drugs would be to only allow people to like have it every other day or every 3 days or something like that because then you like physically like wouldn't be able to get addicted to it essentially. You know, people could use freaking heroin every 3 days. It's not like they would get addicted to it, but the issue is people buy it and they use the whole stuff cuz they have no self-control. >> We're going to walk back over. Okay. >> Mama. Mama and the baby, they got they got bumped by a car. Okay. >> Yeah, they're they're just getting looked at. >> Listen, they're getting looked at, okay? But they got It's okay, baby. Listen. >> Do you want her shoes? >> Yes. Hold on, baby. Hold on. >> Hey, girls. >> Yeah. Want to go to the dealers? Yeah. >> Absolutely. >> It's okay. >> I don't know. I got to get her phone. >> Oh, yeah. Mental >> addiction, too. Here's your Here's your bag, baby. >> I mean, physical just >> That's really bad. I mean, I wouldn't say one is worth the other. They're worth more. Yeah, you're right. >> Is that her phone out there? >> It's going to stay right there for now. >> This is Dad. >> I can't believe nobody said [ __ ] about my sunglass, dude. I thought people were going to laugh about this [ __ ] Who's >> there with them? I don't know what you want to do with them. If you want to send them down to the hospital, for what? He's got both his kids here. She's on scene. He's got her from the house. >> Okay. >> Thank you guys. No, absolutely. Thank you. And you're having to run into them down there. >> Yeah, we got them. They're right here. Yeah, we got we got baby girl. We got them all counter for >> They're just hanging out with the sergeant for now. >> Did you guys see anything or just the aftermath? >> I rolled up on a vehicle with emergency. >> I'm not even on camera. What's going on? And I saw everybody on the road and I saw everybody there and the little girl was by herself so I came to see what was going on. >> She didn't need to see any of that. So >> you can see I can take your information. Nobody's got any information. >> We need information. So just take your your name and phone number cuz you guys didn't see the crash. You guys should be able to hang out. Um I appreciate you guys. >> I was trying not to say anything. I just thought you were kind of going to what what did you say? Oh, sleep again. >> I'm not sleeping good. >> I should probably not really actually. I don't work till like >> 2:30 again tomorrow. Actually, it depends. I might either need to be there at 1:45 or 2:30, but still, like I say, pretty late. >> And you saw this happen. Is that correct? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Tell me what you saw. >> Okay. You want to start from the beginning? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, >> the cool thing is like at my work today, hiding. No, I'm not doing that. I store anyways because um well, I mean, I guess I commuted, but no, that's not what I was trying to do. But no, they're funny though. That's why I was saying that's why I was saying you guys don't notice like what is different about these sunglasses. Look, you guys don't notice anything different about the sunglasses. They just look like normal ass sunglass to you or what? Literally, do they look Look closely. >> Shower. >> It's a little bit like like find Walter. What's that name of that game? That book. Where's Walter? Yeah, Pind Walter. What's wrong with him? >> Going to go get some cigarettes. So, we're walking out the house. You know, we go in there. We search the store. We get a couple things. We >> store Speedway. I'm sorry. Speedway. No problem. >> Yep. Speedway. Um, you know, >> did you walk? >> Yeah, we walked. My son Re was in a stroller. Kylin was on my my wife's >> chest in the holster. Yep. >> The family had moved to Sarasota from Ohio only a couple of months earlier. His partner is 29-year-old Taylor Bennett. Their boys are 2-year-old Rio in the stroller and 5-month-old Kylin, the baby she was carrying against her [music] chest. >> So, we go in the store. We get what we need. We come back out. We're walking. We stop. We're walking out of speedway. >> Yep. >> So, we come to this this corner stop sign right there and right here on seven. >> And then we're as it as we see that the left side coming is clear. We start crossing. >> Next thing you know, I hear and then I hear Taylor like, "Oh, babe, I dropped my phone." So, I'm like, "All right, you know, I'm going to get it. Don't worry about it." She's like, "They're going to hit it." And then so I I'm going out there and I you know I'm trying to stop the cars so I can get the phone. >> Yeah. >> And next thing you know I hear boom >> and then I turn around >> and I you know I catch a glimpse and then I land. So I go over there. >> How do this is this is my wife and >> what? Look at this guy. How do I look like this guy? What are you talking about? >> Bro, what the [ __ ] Oh, were you saying this guy looks like Alish? Yeah, he does kind of actually got two lanes here. These are the south. Okay, >> you're right. He looks just like you talking about. >> Show me where you're saying. Show me where they were. >> Kind of far. I don't understand why she was that far. I think they hit her like somewhere like right here. >> Did she drop her phone? >> Yes. There's this really funny YouTube channel I found where they just diss. So I'm like I come back I I come back and I race and I turn around and that's what I see and that's when I go running. >> They just make fun of their culture. >> So I get her. I didn't see Rio yet. That lady call was backing up and that's when I see Rio. So I went and grabbed Rio and her and I strapped the baby off her chest. >> Okay. >> Then I had her the baby in Rio and then some people the people were there. So I started you know I had her I had them grab the babies and stuff like that and then I got her cuz she you know everybody was breathing but her >> Rio was still breathing. So you know I tried >> one day I said [ __ ] it. I'm going to get clean or I'm dying and laid up for 9 days. I wasn't 100% but I finally woke up a little less miserable and I know I had it whipped. Oh, nice, man. Good for you. >> You know, and >> and that's when they call 911. >> So, you're here clearing this lane. >> Truck if I'm not mistaken. >> So, you're So, you're clearing this lane? >> Yes. >> And you were going to go back to get the phone. So, you're facing east this way. And that's when you hear the >> That's what I didn't even see it. That's what I'm saying. Like, I don't understand. Like, that's >> So, you think he was she was somewhere? >> She could have been strolling like like this maybe looking back. >> Yeah. >> You know? >> Okay. >> I don't know. I I Huh? Like I don't know what he was doing, but I don't I really don't know. >> Go back over and have a seat. No problem. No problem. >> All right. >> I can hear it. Tend to your loved ones. >> Yes. >> And what happened? Did you call 911? >> No, I couldn't. No, cuz I I don't think I had my phone on me. My phone was at the house and her phone was in the street and I didn't want to go run and grab the phone. >> Didn't hit her. What do you mean didn't hit her? Somebody hit her. He crashed. No, he didn't. I think some dumb woman ran up his family over >> cuz I was trying to attend them. So, I'm yelling to call 911. >> Who grabbed your wife's phone? >> No one grabbed it. No one grabbed it. >> I mean, look at the title. 70-year-old woman hits and runs leaves an entire family dead. I think he Some dumb grandma ran his whole family over. >> Still out there, maybe. >> No, it ain't. It's gone. >> It's gone. >> So, maybe it's in her pocket. We don't We're not sure. >> Okay. There was a phone out there, >> was there? >> Right now? >> No, not not right now, but there was. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. Well, we'll try to find it. You remember it being in those lanes, but it's not there anymore is what you're saying. >> No, I don't I don't know where it's at, but I could have sworn cuz there there was a a truck parked right there. >> Yeah, it sucks, dude. >> He's being exceptionally calm for what happened, bro. >> A transport bus, I think. And it was kind of like up. >> He really wants to give the person a scat bus. >> I don't know. I can't remember what it >> like. People get on the bus and they take it around the city type. >> No, no, >> no. I don't know what it No. Like a full size bus you would get on and pay to get to take a ride on. >> No. No. >> No. Not not public transportation. >> No. Okay. So, this is after. I didn't I didn't go get the phone until after. >> No. Yeah. Yeah. >> You know what? I I They wouldn't let me get it though. They just said I couldn't get the phone >> because it's all >> right >> now. It's like all kind of evidence of these things back here. >> Where's the the lady officer walked over there? I showed her the phone. >> Good. Then they should have that. No problem at all. I just want to make sure. >> Okay. >> Never saw the car that was involved in the accident. I don't I guess that maybe I don't we don't know honestly. >> This car over here where they just like witness they try to get out and help. >> I don't know. They would I don't know what happened. Rio was by their car and they was backing up and that's when they heard him yelling. That's when I seen Rio. So I went and grabbed Rio. >> Yeah. Ma'am, can you tell me what you saw in your own words? >> Yes. I was sitting in my car with my door open. I was my friend Justin. >> Which car would that be? >> Yes. The gray master. >> So right on the other side. Okay. >> In between the two driver side. Yeah. >> So I heard the sound and I heard Jesse like saying, "Oh." >> Mhm. >> He was standing. >> No. OP withdrawals is so fun. I love it, dude. It's like the best feeling ever. >> Outside. I was >> I was feeling hot and cold at the same time and really anxious >> in the driver seat. So I stood up to see I saw a baby lying on the outer lane. >> Lane closest to us. >> Yeah. On the outer lane. This lane. >> Yep. Close. All right. Yep. And then the mother would assume she was the mother lying closer to the yellow line on the island. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Then there was a guy wearing a white t-shirt and green pants who then started screaming and there was a small girl maybe about 6 7ish years old on the top island who was just standing there. This car then came and she stopped cuz we were screaming. >> Okay. >> Yeah. [clears throat] It it had already happened and then she just >> you thinking 30 seconds later, 30 seconds after >> um between 30 and 45 seconds. It was fast. >> Did you see the car that hit him? >> The [ __ ] you talking? >> I did not see >> somebody. I got you. Just talk to anybody. >> I only spoke to Jersey um and he said the car did kind of slow downish, kind of stopish a little bit and then drove off. >> Never mind. I got You didn't see that? I didn't see that, but I did hear like >> the taking off sound. >> You did? >> Goodbye, sir. Like I was looking the other direction looking at the was it was already lying on the ground. >> Uh sir, if you want just tell me what you saw. >> Hey girl. >> Sure. So what I just I can't say um what I can just say show is I hear the sound and then by the time that I take a look at like what's going on, right? I just saw like a silver Sudan car that hit like two people. So, by the time that I had the sound, I had the sound and then but the time that I took a look at the I took a look at the like what's going on, what was going on. >> What a [ __ ] up thing to say. Especially in the video where like somebody some dude's entire family got ran over. Oh yeah, let's try to get them [ __ ] arrested and the witnesses. What the [ __ ] bro? I saw this >> which was the one that was he was like >> on the screen right like the wind screen >> of the vehicle >> a different video you probably got away with it >> of the of this car >> of the car which is the silver one right >> I think >> so the silver car >> yeah [clears throat] so when you look you hear the bang and you turn >> over there the silver carried >> so when you look real quick when you look and you saw this female on top of the silver car where do Do you think exactly that was when you saw >> over there? >> Right there where the pink blanket is maybe. Okay. Then what happened? >> So and then uh obviously I just kind expecting because just in the middle of just talking, right? >> And were you in the parking lot over here? >> Yeah, just over there >> by this blue car. Okay. >> Yeah, that's my car. >> Yep. >> So at the same time, I'm just trying to comprehend like what's going on here? Like you know, is she okay? And then so I saw the car and I thought maybe the car was going to stop, right? like you were just going to stop and then come on the car and see like hey what's going on but so by the time I was like maybe he was going to stop and then I was just kind of like >> [ __ ] like [ __ ] driving like the speed limit right away >> take a look at the car like weird but it's a silver >> I'm not supposed >> by the time the sun comes up the driver is gone late and witness descriptions don't match what follows unfolds over nearly 3 days as detectives work camera to camera across Sarasota hunting for one damaged car. >> There's a camera at Walton Tuttle. >> Okay. >> And Lake saying it doesn't go through that intersection. >> Okay. If it doesn't go through that intersection, it could have banged a right on >> String Fellow Uklid or String Fellow. Right. Those are the only two streets that are before. >> So what he could have done is he could have went south on Uklid, which would turn into Hunter's Glenn or ETH. >> I said Hunter. Or he if he went north on Uklid, he would go on north on Uklid. He would pass that roofing company. If he doesn't make it 17th, he goes down Stratfield or what is it? What you call it? >> Strfell and then goes through the yards and comes out on the other side of the Family Dollar and then takes 17. >> I think it's >> I think it went north on Uklid. >> Hello. Hey, this is Officer Vera with the Sarasota Police Department. How are you >> doing? Fine, thank you. >> I'm out here at World's Attic Thrift Shop. I believe you're the business owner. >> I am the manager. >> Okay. So, we had a traffic fatality involving uh two children and a mother last night. >> Oh my goodness. Where at? >> It's at It was at 301. No, 301. >> Oh. >> And uh near Popeye's. >> Oh yeah. I saw that something about that. Yeah. >> So, we have the suspect vehicle traveling down 12th Street. Gotcha. >> I am outside your business and it your business points cameras directly to Bonita. >> Yes. Are you meaning checking it now from my phone? >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean uh if you can check it and want to just call me back within the next hour, that would be >> Yeah, we're just we're just trying to eliminate and uh which way we we have to go north or south from here? >> Sure. What type of vehicle am I looking for? >> You're looking for a white Lexus four-door with front end damage. >> Okay. I've never gone backwards on my phone game wise. I've always just um >> current, you know, >> yeah. So, um I'll see, but I should be able to. I don't see why not. Um do you have a phone number I can call? >> You can. This is my personal phone. You can call me back on this one. So, Miss Minton was um she volunteers at a cat depot. Well, I work with them when I have cats that need to be spayed and neater. And then I find owners >> and then >> I've been doing that for >> then Monday night she she was going south on 301 and think she hit a dog. >> No, it just out of the blue it was like um >> on my windshield and it's like >> it was I'll never forget that sound and then I felt bad. So I turned around to see if the dog was alive >> cuz even Michigan, wherever I go, I um go back and see when animals are, you know, road kill or whatever. And >> the woman in the garage is June Fenton, 72 years old with no criminal record of any kind. She is the driver detectives have spent the last 3 days trying to find. >> And then I didn't see him on my side of the road and then I saw people on the other side, so I thought, okay, they're going to um They're gonna see if there if the dog is there, they'll pick them up or whatever. But um and then home in my car, I parked it in there and I'm getting some tile work done. >> She thought she ran over a dog and she >> and I haven't moved it since I came in. The windshield is a mess. I haven't backed it out at all. >> Is that right? >> She think >> should I report? >> How the heck did she think it was the dog? It's always good to report it. Always. >> Feel free. >> Thank you very much. >> Oh, please. >> And I was trying to figure out like a fruit bill or make >> my daughter. My daughter's nine, bro. >> Cuz I need to get back to 17th, right? >> Yeah. Do you remember where you made a U-turn at? >> No. >> Just the next one. >> Next one. >> Yeah. >> Like was it a traffic light? No, I don't think so. No, it's like boom. So then it just came back around. >> Dude, look at that damage, bro. Holy [ __ ] >> I should not give it to you. Anyways, yeah, look at that damage, bro. Oh my god. >> I thought because when I was in the car and I'm just driving along and this has gotten worse. This was not like that. >> Yeah. >> Sure. Do you have your license on you or is that inside? Of >> course, it's inside. >> Okay, then don't worry about it. It >> was literally a [ __ ] full grown woman that hit her [ __ ] windshield. Dude, the kid didn't make that impact. He literally ran over a [ __ ] full grown woman and hit her windshield and she thought it was a dog. What the [ __ ] >> That's okay. >> I'm me. >> No worries. No worries. How long have you lived here for? >> Two years. Is that right? Just told him that. >> Yeah. Where did you work? I think granny granny's going to lose her license, bro. Did >> you move from >> So, I owned a house in the Meadows and I downsized 2 years ago. >> Oh, yeah. >> And I've been here from Michigan for 8 years. >> Grandma read me over with Alexis. >> Wow. >> Can I ask it dog? >> Well, I mean, you know, just because the you know, just some some elements that were involved with the crash. You know, we've been trying to make contact with you, you know. Yeah. Well, because I mean you were >> you didn't try to make contact. >> Well, no, we've been trying to actually find it, figure out the vehicle that was involved in the crash >> from the dog. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. From the incident. So, yeah. So, >> um that's the gist of that. >> Wow. >> Oh my gosh. >> Miss have our document team, our forens coming in. >> She's going to be so surprised when she goes in hand, bro. >> They're going to photograph the car as it is before. Especially if she actually thought it was a dog, bro. What the [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Okay. Then we will ask him to move. Unless you want to have him move. Now, that's 100% up to you. And then and then we'll just have the tow truck put it in neutral, pull it up on the thing, and go. So, nobody has to go in. >> Okay. >> So, nobody has nobody nobody has to be inside. And then once we get the photographs, we'll go in and get that. >> It's kind of unbelievable. She's a dog. Unless she's just totally scenile, but I don't know. >> To capture, is it in the trunk or is it in the back seat? Oh, trunk is okay. So, it's embarrassing cuz I get in a >> D head of St. Bernard. Holy [ __ ] >> I'm always running. So, it's right behind the >> Okay, >> once we get Once we get the photographs and we'll take the cat food out of the back seat. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> No, I'm taking that out. >> No, that's okay. We'll get the cat food out for you. I >> spend a lot of money on straight. >> No, no problem. I get it. I get it. I get it. I get it. We just started uh I made cars to do dog walking. So that's different. >> Also, they're being way way way too nice to this lady from which you [ __ ] did. Way too I mean even if she did think it was a dog than to say, "Lady, you're delusional as [ __ ] I think you're seeing now." >> Yeah, they're supposed to take care of their dog. >> Between this moment and the visit before it, the car was towed and a search warrant confirmed what officers suspected. The damage matched the scene. That's what turns a conversation in a driveway into an arrest 23 days after the crash. >> Andrew, >> you can't get enough of me, can you? >> I'm afraid we're here for >> trying to call the cops back >> here with officerly. >> So, um, we hang out sometime officer call for this case. Okay. So, we did reach out to everybody necessary and stuff like that. So you have everything you need. We are going to be going to the jail today. >> Okay. So >> I'm told just to not really bring anything >> like whatever I bring, you're going to lock. >> Is that when you were talking to your attorney this day was going to come? Okay. If >> you just have your phone house key, too. >> Yeah, just your phone house key. So what's going to happen is I'm going to take that stuff from you. >> Okay. >> Officer Plumbing is going to search you. >> Okay. >> And then I know we talked about earlier about your shoulder pain and stuff like that. So, we're just going to go ahead and cuff you up front. I don't want to do cause any injuries or anything like that. Okay, >> bro. I wish we had like better driving test for older people. They should have to like do a driving test like every [ __ ] two years minimum when they're over 70, dude. Shit's [ __ ] wild. >> Maybe three years. Two, three years. >> Which is it? Both of them or it's this. Never mind. I'm sorry. going to be about 15inute drive or so to the jail and we'll get your process through there and leave going to read you what's called Miranda. Okay. This is something the law enforcement does. Yes, ma'am. It's very similar. It's not so dramatic on on in person though. >> I'll probably drink. Yeah, maybe >> I'll just read a statement. I'll ask >> you if >> you don't usually think you hit a [ __ ] dog when a grown [ __ ] woman hits a windshield. Dude, >> repeat anything just you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? Yes. >> Heavy. Anything you say can will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand? >> Understand. >> You have the right to talk to attorney and have him her present with you before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> I do. >> And then having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> No, not at this time. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> June Fenton was 72 years old and until the night of February 10th, she had never been charged with anything. She had spent her working life caring for people at the end of theirs in hospice, in memory care. That's the part of this what makes this case so hard to hold. This wasn't a reckless teenager or a repeat offender. This was a retiree with a clean record who struck a family hard enough to feel it, turned her car around, came back to a cluster of people standing in the road, and then just drove home and went to sleep. >> Crazy. She came back to She probably knew she [ __ ] up, though. When she went back and she saw people, she's like, "Fuck, I don't think I hit a dog." >> Sleep. She would tell the officers she thought she hit a dog. The children did not survive. 2-year-old Rio and 5-month-old Kylin died the night of the crash. Their mother >> Yeah, exactly. Yeah, that most definitely. I would say, yeah, I don't Every year. That's kind of a lot. I say every two to three years, something like that. Taylor Bennett held on in a coma for nearly two months before she died in hospital. >> Doesn't like over 80 though, bro. Driving tests every [ __ ] year for sure. >> Care leaving behind the boy's father and two young daughters, one of whom had been waiting at home that night. The family had come from Ohio and had lived in Florida only a couple of months. They held a candlelight vigil back home for a mother and two little boys. After Taylor's death, charges were enhanced. Fenton now faces three counts of leaving the scene of a crash. >> Fenton mean her mom and dad like vent >> involving death, one for each life lost, carrying up to 30 years in Florida. Her bond was set at $650,000. She paid 10% and walked out the following day. She was ordered not to drive and fitted with an ankle monitor. She's not gone to trial. A jury is scheduled to hear her case in December of 2026. >> Damn, what's coming up, dude? Can we watch it? I wonder if it will be televised. >> Nearly 2 years after the crash and it will fall on 12 people to answer the one question this footage. >> This is not criminal ones. >> Never fully settles. What she understood in the seconds after impact and whether she chose not to know. The boy's grandmother has said she won't stop [music] fighting for two children who no longer have a voice of their own. and a block south of where the family was hit. The state has since built the crosswalk that wasn't >> She's definitely just going to stick with her story though. She was a dog and they'll be like, "This woman's [ __ ] see now." And they'll be like not fit to stand trial and she probably won't even go to like a mental hospital at all because they'll just say it's just cuz she's old and she needs to go to a retirement home basically >> there that night. So which is it? Would a crosswalk change anything here? Or does it still come down to a driver who felt the impact of something and then just drove on and kept going? Tell me honestly in the comments. There are more cases like >> retire my home or jail. But I should retire my home >> like this than anyone would care to admit. And we're going to keep telling them. If you think they deserve to be remembered, stay with us. All right, let's look for anyone. Anybody got any suggestions? Want to send me a video? I'm feeling in a gracious mood tonight if you would like to send me one. If not, let's pick one. Okay, hold on. Let's make a poll really quick. I really want to know this one. really want to see what you guys think. All right, let's see. Let's fight a good um look up killer cops. Killer cops. Okay, killer cops. This one, man. Horrified after learning girlfriend's evil secret am is the killer. That could be kind of crazy. Siri killer cops when a cop is busted. Yeah, I don't know. I'm looking this one, I guess. Cops wind up their own college is the killer. What the [ __ ] Shut up, Siri. She Okay. [laughter] Um, let's see. Oh, a female cop killer. Female friendly cop has no idea. Police already. Oh, let's watch that one. I thought nuts. That sounds good. That was a good idea. Okay, >> you're not under arrest. You want >> Oh, I looked up uh how popular is the name Fenton? Fented is a rare first name and moderately common surname in the United States. That's what I'm saying. That's not an actual name. So, her her parents did like Fent. Dude, it's right here. Google said so. I I'll ask Google. Do you think do you do you think her parents liked Fent a lot? Uh, well, the first syllable fent might bring that to mind given it current headlines named Fenton has absolutely nothing to do with fentanyl. Damn it, bro. Thought I was right. [ __ ] you, Google. >> You can leave whenever you like. >> This is crazy. >> This is abs. I'm like I'm like in shock. [clears throat] I'm totally in shock. That's why I use this is Stephanie Lazarus, an LAPD detective, 25 years on the job. Right now, she's being questioned about a case from over 20 >> DBT would probably glaze me and tell me I'm right, bro. I'm going try right now. >> Years ago, where her ex-boyfriend's wife was killed, she's the one who killed her. She just doesn't know that investigators already know it, too. >> I cuz I know how this stuff works, okay? Don't get me wrong. You're right. I have been doing this a long time and and now it almost sounds like you're trying to pin something on me now. I I got that sense. >> A homicide detective [music] sitting >> Oh, I forgot to read the channel. This isn't like a show, is it? I don't think so. Uh, this one's called Friendly Cop has no idea police already match her DNA after 23 years. And this is the channel Red File >> in the same kind of room she's put dozens of suspects in herself, hearing her own rights read back to her. What you're about to >> How about the Mara Ballin Mr. Balin video? I don't know what that is, but I can check it out. or my mel like when this one's over though. Well, I don't know. Actually, I think we're just going to watch this one cuz it's getting pretty late. I'm probably going to go to sleep after this one. But yeah, we can watch it next time, though. >> Watch is how two detectives got a fellow detective to walk herself into that moment using nothing but a conversation. >> [ __ ] about I used to have a wei dog. I named it Franklin Lewis, Duke of the Frank murder of the >> I mean, we had a fight, so I went and killed her. I mean, >> yeah, put it in. Yeah, if you want, you can put in Discord. I have Discord linked pinned in the chat. Um, if anybody wants to join, that's cool. Just please be an adult. >> February 24th, 1996, Vanuis, California. John Ruten leaves for work around 7:20 that morning. His wife of 3 months, Sher Rasmussen, 29, a hospital nursing director, is still deciding whether she feels well enough to go in. By midday, a neighbor notices her garage door standing open with no car inside. Jon calls home, gets no answer, calls her office. Her secretary hasn't seen her either. He calls again and again. Nobody picks up and the answering machine that's supposed to catch calls when the house is empty was never turned on. When Jon gets home that morning, there's broken glass along the driveway and the garage is still open. Sherry's silver BMW is [music] gone. Inside, he finds her on the living room floor, barefoot, cold, no pulse. >> Okay, let's try this again. Hold on, guys. Just real quick. Uh, I want to see if Chat GPT glazes me and tells me I'm right. Um, so I ask Chad I ask Chat GBT if Phantom was a common name. Same answer. Fairly uncommon. Now we're going to try um, do you think I changed the question a little bit because of the prompt a little bit because uh, I want to see if I can get it to glaze me. Do you think maybe her parent [ __ ] it should be parents? Parents like Fent a lot. It seems like maybe that's the reason for naming her that since really no one names their kids that. Okay, let's try it out. Yeah. Okay, that's fine. I'm going to leave it as I was going to change it, but I'm going leave it. Yes. Yes, it's possible. Especially if you're talking about specific person named Fenton. Bro, I told you [ __ ] chat would glaze the [ __ ] out of me. I'm [ __ ] 100% right. [ __ ] Google's >> Police arrive at a scene that looks on the surface exactly like a burglary that went wrong. The house is disturbed. The stereo system has been taken. Sherry Rasmusen is dead, shot three times with evidence of a vicious hand-to-h hand struggle before the gunfire. Her left forearm has a distinct semic-ircular wound. A human bite mark driven deep into the [music] skin made by a person who bit her during >> Okay, let's see. Uh, what was that? Oh, let me end the poll really quick. I'm going to end pull What was the poll even about, dude? It's been so long ago. I forgot to end this so long ago. Uh, the poll was uh, retirement home or jail. Mostly just jail, bro. 64%. I actually did not expect that, bro. I thought you guys were going to pick retirement home. >> That fight with enough force to leave an impression. >> I don't know if you guys are trolling or not. >> Detectives swab the wound. >> You think it's that bad? >> They do everything that 1986 crime scene processing can offer. And then the case goes [music] cold. For 23 years, no one is arrested. John Ruten remarries. Sherry's family never stops asking what happened. The bitemark swab sits preserved in the evidence archive. And somewhere inside the Los Angeles Police Department, one detective carries on with her career. In 2009, a cold case detective finally runs that old bitemark DNA against a national database. The result doesn't point to a burglar. It points to a cop. Her name is Stephanie Lazarus, and she has no idea what is waiting for her in that room. >> The demon. >> What makes this case unlike almost anything else on record is what happens next because detectives make a decision. They're not going to call Stephanie in and tell her she's a suspect. They're going to call her in and pretend they barely know what they're asking and see what a 26-year detective [music] does when she doesn't realize the room is already closed around her. >> I didn't want to bring this up in >> your squad. You won't hear that. >> Oh, no. It's fine. I think we're good. >> We're bring You're going to bring somebody in, right? >> Yeah. Well, let me explain the whole thing to you. I don't want to talk about this in the squadron because I don't know who people are listening. And if we go to my side, >> everybody's always wondering what everybody else is doing. No problem. Okay. >> But uh like we're talking about being busy and stuff. We've been assigned a case that we've been looking at. Okay. It's a new case and reviewing the case. There's some notes to see as far as your name being mentioned. Okay. >> Do you know John Rutton? >> John? John Rutton? >> Rutton. >> Oh, yeah. I went to school with him. You did? >> Yeah. >> How long did you know him? >> Gosh, I went to school in um let's see, went to UCLA 1978 I started and um you know, met him at school at the dorms. >> Mhm. >> Um >> were you guys friends? Close friends? >> Yeah, we're very close friends. I mean, what's this all about? >> Well, it's regarding it's a case we're working on. And it involves John and in there some of the statements we we reviewed uh you know there's notes and stuff that that he knew you and stuff. >> Oh yeah. I mean we good friends um lived in the dorms for I lived in the dorms for 2 years. Um >> you guys lived in the same dorms? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Dyra. >> Okay. Were you guys just friends or anything else or? >> Yeah, we were we were good friends. >> Yeah. Was there any relationship or anything that developed between you guys? >> Yeah. I mean, who we dated? Uh >> Uh-huh. Well, let me see. Let me ask you. You said you you dated John. How long did you guys >> Did you tell us? >> I mean, well, are you guys is this something I mean, you said somebody about art and how you guys are >> here's here's >> I mean, >> Stephanie, here's the situation is basically >> she's listening. >> We you know, we knew that this when we saw this in the in in this chrono that maybe, you know, there was some relationship there. That's what the chrono seemed to indicate. And we didn't want to come up to you at your desk and ask those kinds of questions or do anything. You know how up there people can see what's going on if you go into an interview room or people are in there getting supplies. So we we wanted to afford you some privacy, some confidentiality to talk about this cuz we thought it might be you know something, you know, you're married to someone else obviously and so forth and that you may not want to, you know, talk about these things in that setting where someone, you know, we don't want the rumor mill or gossip or any of that kind of stuff. >> That's fine. I mean, >> so we we did this just as as a means to try and speak to you in just a confidential place where you you know where where your business isn't out there for other people in your division. >> I mean, you know, God, that's been a million years ago. I mean, you know, um what year is it now? 2009. I mean, I graduated. Um, mama, I don't know what you're going to say, but you guys can feel free to use my Discord to connect if you want, or um, [sighs] I don't know. I don't know how else you could do it. Um, but yeah, I mean, or you could both send me your email and I could give one of your email or something like that. I don't know. >> An 82. Yeah, >> I know you don't really use Discord, so I don't know how she would give you her information otherwise, you know. >> Um, you know, we dated um I dated other guys. I'm sure he dated other girls. >> She wants to Anyways, I don't know. >> Well, let me ask you roughly how long >> I think she gave that other guy her information. I'm pretty sure. >> Um, I couldn't even say. I mean, I started school there in 78. I started UCLA 1978. Mhm. >> I graduated in ' 82. Um I don't even remember what year he graduated. If it was a year or two before me. >> Okay. >> Um I think he was a little bit older than I was. I mean, you know, I can't remember if he was born, let's say, I'm born in 60, 1960. I don't know if he was born in 58 or 59. I mean, you know, um I mean, I knew his parents. I knew his sister. His brother went to Northridge. Um um you know, sister spent the night at my house before. Obviously, I spent the night at his house before. He probably spent the night at my house before. >> Um you know, I you know, I don't really >> correct me if I'm wrong, cuz from what you're telling me, you guys dated while you were in college together, right? >> Yeah. And probably after college. Um I'm I can't jeez. Um trying to think when I met my husband. I met my husband in when did I meet Scott? Um, let's see. I was teaching DARE cuz I met Scott when I was teaching DARE up in Oregon. But Dare >> we had long [clears throat] stopped, you know, dating. You want to keep watching that for a long time? >> Oh, I I think I haven't talked to him in a long time. Tell you when the last time I >> um I met Scott I'm thinking in ' 92 maybe. Um, April. We also have ADHD. >> It was Scott. >> Yeah. I'm trying to think dare. >> Let's see what year is this. This is we'll be married. >> I got married in 1996. I think I met Scott in '92. Prior to that, I couldn't tell you how long I had >> not getting enough stimulation prior to that. >> But since you since you met your husband, Scott, you hadn't talked to him. >> I mean, he may have not care about Scott at the moment once or twice before we got married. Um, you know, jeez, I moved to see >> sound really boring. >> In 1994 because I lost my house in the earthquake. >> Oh. Um, just >> quite honestly, I probably keep in contact with a few people from the dorms. We we all we all lived on the 10th floor. Um, and um, >> Stephanie and John had a long tangled history going back to the UCLA on and off for years. casual enough that neither one called the other a partner. Serious enough that it didn't fully end when Jon met Sherry. In the summer of 1985, months before Sherry is killed, Stephanie is working alongside another LAPD officer, Anita. >> Stephanie tells her about a boyfriend, a real relationship, she says. Ortega has no reason to doubt it. >> Stephanie shared with me that she um she met her boyfriend John at UCLA. Said he was a great guy. I never met him, but [music] I thought they were going to get married. >> Not only was Lazarus not dating John in the summer of 1985, he was engaged to Sher [music] Rasmusen. >> Nobody connects this to anything at the time. It's just a colleague's story about her personal life. Do >> you remember her first name? [sighs and gasps] >> Shelly. Um Sherry, I don't know, something maybe. you know, um, like I said, it's been so many years and um, >> from all the years, as far as you can remember, you don't do you remember ever talking to her? Just >> Well, I said earlier, you know, I I mean, I may have, you know, I may have talked to her. Um, I it sound I you know, >> you mentioned a hospital. Maybe you may have talked her at a hospital. >> Yeah. Um, yeah, I may have, you know, I'm I'm thinking back now you guys are bringing up all these old memories. >> No, I kind of dust off the conversation, >> you know. I mean, jeez. >> Um, I'm thinking that because I mean, we would date Sorry, I'm muted. Um, yeah, you can have a bite. Anyways, um, you made breakfast for dinner, so sounds good. >> Would you make like bacon, eggs, pancakes? >> He would date other people. I would date other people. >> And I think, you know, at one point >> my favorite breakfast was trying. Feel free to send me some. >> I mean, he may have been dating her or I don't know, maybe he was married. I don't even remember. And I'm like, you know what? Why are you calling me? >> You're either dating her or living with her or married to her. I I cuz I honestly and I'm like, come on, knock it off. And I'm And now I'm thinking I may I may have gone to her and say, hey, you know what? >> You know what? Is he dating you? He's He's bothering me. And so I'm thinking that we had a conversation about that. Um, >> one or two. Maybe >> I should open PO box and just like have you guys send my leftovers to the [ __ ] UPS store or whatever would be so pissed at me. USPS, >> you know. It could have been three. I don't want to say I had three conversations with her >> like work at their at their house or >> No, I'm thinking that I you know, he obviously must have told me where she worked. I'm thinking it was a hospital somewhere >> in LA and I [clears throat] just I mean I could have been >> again. What year was that? Where was I working? >> Um you know I [clears throat] don't I don't I'm trying to think of where I when did you say they got married? >> I don't know. I think it was like in ' 85 or ' 86 or something like that. >> Where was I working? >> Yeah. We we we just kind of picked this up. We you know we don't know a lot about it. I mean, I could have been working in Hollywood, it sounds like, if if that's where I was working. Um, so I could have said, "Okay, well, you know," and I went talked to her. Um, and just said, "Hey, you know what? You know, if he's dating you, he's he's keeps calling me. Why don't you tell him to knock it off or whatever?" And, you know, because I probably would have told him to knock it off. >> You would have told John. >> Oh, yeah. I mean, I would have said, "Hey, you know." >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> And again, >> but you wanted to tell her, too. You wanted them both to know. >> Yeah. I mean, you know, if you get you're getting her called and I'm trying I'm faintly remembering. >> See, she know they're into it. You sub or do what? She She's a cop. Yeah, definitely. She thinks she get a cop, probably. Well, and also it's been a long time. 23 damn years. Holy [ __ ] >> When she thought you got away with that [ __ ] a long time ago. sometime in 93 because I met Scott in in in April 92. I was teaching Derek years after I committed murder. I got over something like that. >> Um he moved down. In fact, he may have moved down in '92. '92 or '93. There was a big earthquake. [clears throat] No. When was the big earthquake? >> No, 94. >> 94. Yeah. >> [ __ ] dates must have. I think Scott might have moved in ' 93. Sometime in '93. >> She's lying. Her dates are wrong. >> Um, >> digging further into that history, investigators found exactly how Stephanie learned about Sherry in the first place at a birthday party she'd thrown for Jon herself. >> After the engagement, she and John reportedly slept together again. After that, Sherry's friends describe a pattern. Stephanie showing up at the condo asking Jon to wax a pair of water skis. Stephanie appearing at Sherry's workplace in full uniform while Jon wasn't there. And according to a direct witness, Stephanie cornering Sherry and telling her plainly that if she couldn't have Jon, nobody would. None of that is in the room yet. But almost 30 minutes into this conversation, without being shown a single witness statement, Stephanie brings up a version of it herself. I mean, you're not sure if you ever been to the house cuz >> But it's safe to say that would have been the only time like for something social. >> Yeah. If I went there for something social. Yeah. I mean, >> because I know you you went to talk to her at at the hospital uh regarding this issue with John that, you know, kind of like, hey, you know, what's going to happen here with this thing? But would this ever have followed up to her house when you went to talk to her to say, "Hey, you know what? >> I I don't even know that I knew where they lived." I, you know, that's what I'm saying. I don't if I knew where they lived and I'd been there. If it was for something social, I I would I'm I'm And I can't say how many times I I saw her face to face. >> You know, he lived on Rosco. Did I ever see her there? I don't know. I mean, I may have seen her at his apartment on Rosco. >> Mhm. >> I may have met her there. center at the local Walmart, >> you know. I I mean, >> but you didn't have any issues with her, right? >> No, I mean, you know, obviously if he was dating me and dating her, I probably said, "Hey, pick" or something, you know, you know, back [clears throat] then. Um, I can't say that we >> ever screamed or Yeah. You know, it's >> I mean, he was a pretty mellow guy, >> you know. Um, I think I was pretty mellow. I I don't I don't think we had some big [clears throat] huge blow up to say >> you know why we stopped dating or you know and I even think that when I was dating him I was probably like I said I was probably going out with other guys and he was probably going out with other girls you know I don't know >> I mean would you remember if she snapped on you and just like hey man it's my man you know you get leave him alone you know blah blah blah that kind of stuff >> you know [snorts] would you remember an incident like that I mean cuz that would be like what >> well you know, and maybe that happened. I mean, >> gosh, I you know, it's been so long ago, you know, I just >> I mean, that's not ringing a bell. >> Um when we was on the crew team, so we all did stuff together. Um and then I'd say after we all graduated, um we went to weddings, you know, I went to weddings. Um uh >> but Sherry wasn't part of this circle. >> No, I don't even know how he how he met her. I don't even know where I mean I don't know where he met her from. I don't even know he told me where he met her from. I mean he may have told me I you know that's not ringing a bell. Um >> and there was lots I mean you know there's just there was other people that knew other people um >> I don't know you know that were friends of everybody's >> um that well >> you know um I mean I don't know what else to tell you. Well, one of the concerns I had is looking at some of the notes is uh some of Sherry's friends said that you and her were having a problem >> because of the John situation. >> I don't know who her friends are. >> Um cuz again, I don't I don't recall if he did tell me where he met her. I don't even these friends are a problem. Like I said, if I spoke to her, I mean, I'll go on as far as a limb and I don't even want to say I spoke to her five times because that's probably not even true. I I I can't even remember. Um, >> again, did I meet him at her when he, you know, he lived on Rosco for I think quite a while, but I couldn't tell you how long he lived on Rosco. And the only reason I remember the place now is because it's like a huge dope dope place now where they, you know, it may have been back then, but the trip we know back then. Um, I could have met her there. I could have, you know, >> I might have met, you know, I don't even know that I met, but now my cop >> any of their friends I I don't I I I can't say that. I don't know that that's a true statement. >> I was a much different 23 years ago with each other and words are being exchanged daily. >> John, >> you know what? I I I I I just I can't say >> you can't say. Well, I that doesn't even ring a bell. I mean >> I mean it seemed like Yeah, you would recall something if somebody's going off on you, right? >> I would think. I mean I would think >> I would think. >> Yeah, cuz it's >> But that's I've you know >> cuz it seems like your relationship with John was kind of I mean you've known each other for a lot of years. >> Yeah, it was just kind of it was like >> but it doesn't seem to me from what you tell me >> I mean we were never engaged. I mean, it wasn't like we were planning to get married. Um, >> you know, it was like it it was >> That's a good start though, Cody. Trimming is very important. >> I mean, would you say there wasn't a lot of drama in this relationship? >> Oh, no. I don't think there was drama. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I mean, >> that's why I'm asking as far as what the friends are saying in regards to this, you know, the problems they're saying you were having with with Sherry. I mean, it seems like the relationship is just going on even plain. >> That just I I don't have a recollection of that at all. No. No. >> From what you're telling me is when you guys met at the hospital. >> Three different ways of being asked the same question. Three versions of the same non-answer. Not that didn't happen, just she can't say. >> Drugs or something. I mean, I think I faintly remember him mentioning something maybe about um that she was involved with that. >> You know, I don't know that he said she was involved or they thought she, you know, again, it's been so long. I, you know, he could have mentioned, he could have told me the whole story of what happened. >> Put some just lay and eat raw hoops. I know it's weird. Mama already in the [ __ ] trap house, dude. Eating [ __ ] raw oats. >> And I mean, like I said, I'm faintly remembering between him or the flyer um >> that there was some kind of a bird No way. >> Um, >> dude, how come I'm not cool? I never get invited to the trap house, bro. Like, I've been in a trap house one [ __ ] time in my life. >> You know, >> let me ask out to you. >> No, no one's ever talked to me. I don't think anybody ever talked to me about about him. Um, >> it seems like Well, I I take >> I'm pretty sure I'm thinking that I did talk to the detective, but just for weed. >> Um, gosh. Well, what division was it? >> In Van Ice, >> and where was I working? Um, >> 1986. >> I would have been working in Devonshire. >> Weed and alcohol. >> You know, I'm thinking that I did speak to somebody. >> Oh, really? >> I couldn't tell you who it was >> cuz it doesn't it doesn't say anything. >> Probably on the phone. Okay. >> Um >> would it have been somebody in regards to this or just >> Yeah. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. Um >> I don't even know if you said a name if I would remember it because I worked Van Ice for a while. >> Oh, you did? >> Yeah. I worked um >> detectives patrol. >> No, I worked detectives. >> Uhhuh. >> Um when did I go to Van Ice? I worked Devvinure till 88. Then I went to Dare till '92. I worked twice at Van Ice. Um, >> both as a detective. >> Yeah, sometime in the '9s. >> Um, so [ __ ] long ago. >> Yeah, I I know. Before I busted my leg up, I was there in 98. >> That year sticks out because I had a really bad leg injury. Um, and I was there prior to that, but I couldn't tell you what year. It was just a few years. I made detective I think in 93 93. >> It was like early 200. >> So um I was at Van Eis and then I went back and then I had a leg injury and then they transferred me to Devonshire cuz I couldn't drive. >> Mhm. >> I couldn't drive very far with the my bad leg injury. >> So um >> if your comments, >> but yeah, I I I think I talked to somebody. Um >> remembering would you remember any of the conversation as far as what they were looking for? Tina, you just >> couldn't say. I mean, they may have told me. I said, "Hey, you know, >> I went to school with him." >> My trap house was >> nothing in this case ever substantiated. >> My ass wasn't trap house. It was just like a college party house, basically. >> Rangers. >> No toxicology, no witness, nothing beyond that one person in the room with a reason to want Sherry's character in question. A little over a half hour into this interview, the conversation drifts somewhere that sounds almost unrelated. Cars, breakins, things gone missing. It isn't unrelated at all. >> Let me ask when you were seeing John, would you I think he would pick you up in his car, you go, it's >> crazy as hell, Christian. [ __ ] Freak me out. on her, you know, your car, things of that nature when you guys would go out. >> Well, yeah. I mean, >> one time I had like all these Blackhawk helicopters flying above me in my apartment. I was like, "What the [ __ ] bro?" I was so freaked out. It was cuz uh college right across the street had a bunch of jewel thieves in it and they stole a bunch of [ __ ] and they were like camp down there. And it was funny as hell cuz my friend went there and she like got so mad cuz they wouldn't let her leave and she's like [ __ ] this [ __ ] And she just stormed out even though they kept telling her not to leave. [laughter] >> Remember what he what he drove? [snorts] >> Did you drop the glass? Well, I know at one time he drove either a 240 or 260Z. >> Any other cars that stand out in your mind? [laughter] >> But yeah, she was in there for like 4 hours or something. They wouldn't let her leave or even go to the bathroom or nothing. >> I don't know how long you drove that 240 or 260Z for. Um, and the only reason I say that is cuz I think I may have a picture of it. >> Yeah, class was over for like 4 hours or something. It was so mad. >> Um, with him in it. Um, >> what kind of car did you have back then? >> Let's see. What year? >> Or are you like one of those young cops of like, oh, I got a paycheck and bought a new car? >> No, no, no. I've only had like a few cars in my whole life. >> So, what'd you have when you came on the job? Uh, Okay. Well, my first car was a 68 Chevel. >> 68 Chevel and then I had >> a Toyota some kind of a Toyota >> um >> hatchback, but I forget what the name of it was. Um Toyota whatchamacall >> something like that. >> My truck. >> Do you ever have any problems with your cars? >> Well, I'm big car guy. Never heard of a cell in general. Car wrecks thing. >> Toyota, huh? Oh, that's nice. I like that. Oh, I actually like that a lot, bro. Oh. Can I buy one? These are old [ __ ] though. They definitely stop making this her face. You can trick [laughter] you check what she thinks. Very high leave. So she ain't that smart though. Dang. Look at that [ __ ] 1995 per cell. That shit's nice. [clears throat] That [ __ ] probably lasts [ __ ] forever too, bro. It only 100,000 miles. Bro, mama, why don't you just buy this car? That shit's nice, bro. Look at that. What else we got? What? What the [ __ ] Oh, this one. Oh my god, that's [ __ ] nice, bro. Mama, why don't you just buy one of these? These are cheap. What the [ __ ] Why is this one $11,000? The [ __ ] I don't know. How many miles does it have? What the [ __ ] I'm so confused. Why? Oh, it only has 30k miles. Wow. That shit's [ __ ] pristine, bro. That's crazy. Nobody's driven this car. It's [ __ ] 1995. That's literally [ __ ] insane. It's like brand [ __ ] new, but from 1995. Crazy, bro. Anyways, all right. Stolen. >> Yeah. No. My >> 82 Toyota. No. Crashed >> run. >> Silic. I don't know what that is. I guess I don't know Toyota that well. >> Hit. I mean, my tursel was hit and run. Like, I got I got pictures of the hit and runs. Um, >> yeah. I don't think any of my cars had ever been stolen. No, >> my cars haven't been stolen. >> Broken into a real one. You just get up with my [ __ ] >> Oh, yeah. They my cars have been broken into. Um, >> but no cars ever been stolen. >> Mhm. >> I'm going to tell me about this car getting broken into. >> Well, my car has been broken into several times. >> Oh, really? >> You ever lose anything or >> Yeah, now that you mention it. Let's see. I had a gun that was stolen. >> Oh [ __ ] >> I had other stuff that was stolen. >> The [ __ ] >> This is definitely not covering for anything. My gun was stolen. [laughter] [gasps] Oh, I think it was also used in a murder. >> No, [clears throat] that's good. >> Um, >> has it ever recovered? >> No. >> I don't No. No. I don't think so. Not that I know of. >> Never been notified. >> No. Car's been broken into. Yeah. Several times. >> Where did that happen? when your gun was taken. >> My gun. [clears throat] >> I hate it when somebody steals my gun and then uses it to murder somebody. >> Um cuz my car was broken into in Ventura. >> Dink in Santa Monica. See relatives that live in Santa. >> We're all going to sleep in like 15 minutes anyways. Yeah. Good night. mom from Venice um who lives there. >> You sure you wanted to sleep? You're going to miss the good karma. >> My uncle had several uncles. Um yeah, could have been Santa Monica. Um Venice, my uncle. >> So damn. >> Is your mom still around or >> [ __ ] hit him? My stomach. >> Yeah. really have that much. >> It's happened like five times now, dude. >> So, >> what the [ __ ] >> I couldn't tell you where he lives if you're if you want to know. >> Oh, really? [clears throat] >> No. >> Stupid criminals. >> I couldn't tell you. >> Well, like I said, as we were looking at the kids, >> just so [ __ ] obvious. >> You know, we had read the notes as far as from >> u Sherry's friend saying you you guys had problems or words. They got heated. You know, the reason we're asking you is they had mentioned that an incident at her work had occurred and they've also told us that an incident at her house occurred. >> You know what? >> And this is at her house during the period of time that they're married. >> That's [clears throat] just not sounding familiar at all. I mean I you know what I that's just not sound I again if someone says that I was at her house and I had an incident with her you know I that just doesn't sound I I you know was John there did John say this happened because and other people were there I I just I don't recall I mean that just doesn't sound you know familiar >> and this is an incident where you showed up you weren't supposed to show up and things got heated >> at his house. >> Yeah, >> that I you know I that just doesn't sound familiar. I mean >> I you know it's not sounding familiar. >> So >> not at all. >> Now you're saying not familiar cuz it's just don't you remember or it's just >> you know what I would have then I'd have to say I don't remember cuz I don't remember. I that doesn't sound familiar. I >> I mean, would you remember something like that in your life if >> Well, I would think, but >> some sort of drama involving, you know, the other woman type of thing. >> Did you have a fight with her? >> Long before this conversation ever happened, detectives had already pulled her old property records and found something worth building a whole line of questioning around. The gun she's describing is a Smith and Wesson Model 49, a 38 caliber revolver, the same caliber that killed Sher Rasmusen. And when investigators checked the date on Stephanie's theft report, it wasn't years before the murder. It wasn't years after. She filed the theft report 13 days after Sherry was killed. Nobody ever connected those two documents until now. >> Did you ever fight with her? >> You mean like we fought? >> Yeah. Did you ever duke it out with her? >> No, I don't think so. I mean, >> you'd remember that, right? That would be pretty. >> Yeah, I would think so. I mean, >> pretty specific. >> Yeah, like I said, I mean, obviously I, you know, I mean, it just doesn't sound familiar. >> I mean, I mean, what are they saying? So, I I I fought with her, so now I mean, I I I get getting the jump or the leap. Excuse me. I haven't eaten. Um, they're saying, "Okay, I fought with her, so I must have killed her." I mean, come on. I mean, that's, you know, I don't even know who these people are. I I can't even say I met any of these people. I mean, that's it's insane. >> I If it happened, I honestly don't remember it. That's all I can tell you. I mean >> I mean, but I don't know. I mean, would it be something you would remember? I mean, cuz it's I don't know if any other intense incidents in your life that have occurred. I mean, you'd recall those, right? I mean, >> well, >> like a use of force at work or a car crash, something you're involved in, you'd be like, "Yeah, I remember." >> You would think I would remember. I mean, I would think if it was something that crazy. I mean, I I I can't say You say, "How many fights have you gotten into, you know, in your life?" >> You know, I mean, a few at work. Well, fights at work are kind of different because we've all had uses of force or whatever. But I mean, >> I didn't even have even a lot of those. I mean, >> right. But, you know, if you're if you're actually, you know, >> I mean, I've played >> like if if Dan and I got mad at each other and we threw blows in the squad room, I mean, 20 years later, I would remember it. I mean, >> I would think I would remember it, but that's that's what I'm saying. That's not sounding familiar to me at all. I mean, I >> Let me ask you, I mean, throughout your life, you know, would you remember the number of fights you've been involved in? And I don't mean kind of like a bump or something. Just a physical fight where you everybody's hitting each other, scratching, pulling, you know, whatever. >> Maybe. I mean, I can't say I've been in a lot. You know, I played sports. >> Yeah. >> You know, you get into scuffles there and >> um >> and you recall some of those, right? I mean, just >> Yeah, I can recall some of them. >> Yeah. Games get in tabs. >> But like I said, this you saying this this is just not ringing a bell. You know, if you're if you're doing this as an interrogation, you're saying, "Hey, I'm a suspect." Well, now I got a problem with, you know, now you're accusing me of this. >> Is that what you're Is that what you're saying? >> We're trying to figure out what happened, Stephanie. >> Something for the >> Well, I'm I was, you know, I'm just saying, >> you know, would I need to be a lawyer if you're accusing me of, >> you know, >> you don't have to I mean, you know, you're here of your own free will. I mean, >> Well, I know, but I mean, >> you know, you're not you're not under arrest. You can walk out when >> you can leave whenever you like. Well, you know, I I'm trying to give you some background of, you know, how I knew him, >> and now you're telling me that some somebody's saying that we had this big old fight and I don't even know what you're talking about. Um, you know, and I don't want to, you know, get in trouble for something that I didn't even do or you're saying I did something. >> Okay, >> we understand. >> I mean, how would you guys like it if the tables were turned on you? >> I understand. No, >> no, that's why we're telling you. I mean, you're free to go whenever you want. If if this makes you uncomfortable and you want to >> Now you're starting to make me uncomfortable. >> She spent 25 years on the other side of rooms exactly like this one. >> What she doesn't know is how close this case had already come to her. In 2005, a cold case analyst named Jennifer Francis went looking for that old biteark swab and found it missing. She eventually tracked it to a coroner's freezer, still usable after nearly 20 years. Even then, colleagues didn't think it was reason enough to reopen the file. It took four more years before a different set of detectives refused to accept that same answer. This is the reframe that keeps her in the chair and it's worth naming as a technique because it's doing exactly what it's designed to do. >> And the burglary thing you're talking about, that is an angle that they looked at. >> I go, but now we're looking at everything else on the case cuz nobody was ever arrested on the case. >> I I don't know that or not. Okay. Now, what we'd like to do is obviously you know about all the DNA stuff and things of the nature that you know gets done on cases nowadays. You know, if we asked you for a DNA swab, would you be willing to give us one? >> Maybe. >> Cuz now now >> now I'm thinking I probably need to talk to a lawyer. >> Okay. >> I mean, >> well, >> I cuz I know how this stuff works. Okay, don't get me wrong. You're right. have been doing this a long time and and I wish I had been recording this because because now it sounds like, you know, there's, >> you know, you're selling these people saying I'm a fighting with her and now it sounds like you're trying to, you know, I've been doing this a long time. >> Yeah, we know. >> Okay. And and now it almost sounds like you're trying to pin something on me now. I I got that sense. >> Well, what it gets to on these on these cases, and you know it as well as I do, our job is to identify and eliminate something. >> I can't believe this. So, if we ask you to the point to give us a DNA sample, a bugle swab, so we can identify or eliminate you, would you be willing to do that? >> Maybe. >> Maybe. >> Cuz I know this. I I I I >> That's where we're at, too. I mean, because >> Yes or no? >> Right now, >> from looking at the evidence, it's, you know, it's possible we may have some DNA at the location. [clears throat] >> That's great. >> And >> great. >> We're going to do what we can to try to put this thing together. >> You catch me. [clears throat] Your name's in the book. These people are pointing at you for whatever reason. >> I don't know why. That's just crazy. I mean, that's just that's absolutely crazy. >> The detectives have already done the thing they're pretending to ask permission for. >> Weeks earlier, a surveillance team followed her and waited for her to throw something away. A cup, a straw, and ran it for DNA without her ever knowing. It came back unmatched to the bite mark on Sherry's left forearm and to skin cells recovered from underneath her broken fingernails. The swab they're asking for now isn't evidence. It's a formality for a case that's already been solved in every way except for one that matters to her in this room. The conversation appears to end normally. The kind of exit that looks exactly like every other courtesy interview she's probably sat in on herself. And I guess I'm going to have to contact somebody. So >> that's fair. >> I mean, cuz I know how this stuff works. I mean, I I I just can't believe it. >> That's I mean, we we understand that. I mean, if we were in your position, I mean, we would feel the same way. >> I just can't even believe it. >> I mean, it's just I mean, I'm shocked. I'm really shocked. >> True. >> That somebody would be blame saying that I did this. I mean, we had a fight and so I went and killed her. I mean, come on. Well, >> that's what you >> Well, thanks for giving me the courtesy. >> Thanks for your time. >> Shared. Thanks for the courtesy. >> That's the version of this scene where she walks out the door. It's not what happens. Less than 2 [music] minutes of tape later, the tone in this room is completely different. >> This is just absolutely crazy. I want to see something. >> This is insane. Okay. Actually, we got you, [ __ ] Give me one sec. You're right. >> Okay, >> Stephanie, you know you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> You have the right to the presence of an attorney before and during any questioning. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you free of charge before any questioning if you want. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Do you want to talk to us right now? >> No. [laughter] Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. Look at that cigarett. That's freaking nice, bro. >> I'm like I'm like in shockingly in shock. >> Stephanie gets up and walks out of that interview room on her own. In the hallway, with the recorder still running, her own fellow officers are waiting. She's placed under arrest before she makes it out of the building. And when she's brought back into the same room minutes later, it's in handcuffs. the law, and it's unclear which side of it the suspect in this case is on. She was a 26-year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department. By all appearances, a model cop, yet Stephanie Lazarus now faces murder charges. Prosecutors say that almost 25 years ago, she beat and shot the wife of an ex-boyfriend, and that DNA evidence proves it. Going back to the scene itself, almost nothing about it actually held up as a burglary once someone looked closely. A jewelry box sat untouched in plain view. No other room had been touched at all. A VCR and CD player were stacked neatly by the door, except Sherry's blood was already on top of them, meaning the violence came first and the staging came after. A sliding glass door upstairs had been shot out from outside, but Sherry was killed downstairs. Whoever fired through that window didn't run after her. They went inside and finished it. >> Ligure marks on her wrists and a cord at the scene showed she'd been restrained at some point, too. >> A former FBI profiler who testified at trial. Simply, this wasn't a robbery. It was an attempt to build one. >> This case never went to trial cleanly. Stephanie's defense spent five weeks trying to cast doubt on the DNA analysis itself, arguing the sample was too old, too degraded, too easily contaminated after two decades in storage to be trusted. >> It's also worth knowing what happened 3 years after the murder. Long before any of this, John and Stephanie briefly got >> Okay, I don't give a [ __ ] I'm tired. Um, let's do a little little rap though before we go. Let me see if I got any freestyle on me. Might not. I'm going to tell you. Maybe I should have done this at the beginning, bro. Actually, I don't know if I like speed. [music] I can hear a little bit of it. Go back. [music] See how it goes. Not a magic. [music] Yo, go to sleep, [ __ ] I'm about to peep in your room, [ __ ] [ __ ] Going to [ __ ] you up. Got nothing on me, [ __ ] Riding with my homie smoking the trees, baby. Oh no. I don't got no like I'm betraying [music] you. [music] Light it up. Don't need to p it up. Got to run up like I'm trying to fire it up. Down. Go up [music] around down. Keep around. Oh, never got nothing [music] like this. Never like came like a twist. [music] Little jazz little [music] All right, let's try the other one. Go with this one. We'll try one more. Oh, also, if you guys want to know what this uh rap beat is called, it's it's called banana type beat. I might actually upload it cuz that one's kind of bomb. We'll see how it goes. Maybe I'll upload them together. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Yo yo banana that beat got on the beat with some beat. Oh, whip it up. Jump it up. Rip it up. Ain't nothing like this. Got to jump [music] it up. Flip it up. Dip it up. Dip it up. Dip it up. Dip it up. You don't know what I'm saying. [music] like no one back [music] too honest. I like the film better. Anyways, good night to everybody. Hope you had a good night. Chris, you want to leave before this? Oh, we didn't have the poll either. Hold on. All right, that's all you guys get. I might be more next time. Um, have you ever want Have you ever lost? 52% no. Surprisingly, even 48% yes. All right, guys. Good night, everybody. Hope you enjoyed the stream. Make sure to like, subscribe, hit notifications if you want to. Make sure to give me money. Bye. Have a good one, guys. [clears throat] Bye. My finger's going over to the button. Oh, it's touching my computer. I slid up to the button. Oh, I have the button in my fingers. I'm pressing the button. Goodbye.