trainee coming next. >> Okay, no problem. I got a lot of stuff to scan in real quick anyway. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah, the she's right here. Speak with her. I was just trying to have her sign her name. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I'm going be scanning this stuff. >> Yeah. Yeah, you're good. >> All right. >> Did you fill out yourself or No. >> No. Are you going to >> I want to speak to my dad first and I need my phone cuz I don't have his phone number. Okay. >> You need to identify yourself. So, put your information on the piece of paper. and we will call your dad. >> Yeah. Okay. You're 17. This is not how it works. You are not free to go and you're not free to do whatever you want. You need to identify yourself. We will call your dad, but you don't have the right to not identify yourself until your dad talks to you. Okay? You don't have that right. Just making that clear. If you don't want to identify yourself now, that's fine. We will charge you with something else. You are required to identify yourself. You are not free to go. You have to identify yourself. >> You can think about that. >> You got her phone. Huh? >> You got her phone? >> No. She said her boyfriend had her phone. Whoever she came with. >> You don't know where he's at? >> No, he left out the mall and left. >> Oh, okay. She's in here. She doesn't want to give her information till she talks to her dad. I explained to her she doesn't have that right. She needs to identify herself. If she doesn't, she'll be charged with it. Um, and she sat there and continued to ponder while I closed the door. So, we can't call her dad anyways cuz her boyfriend had has her phone with the number and he left. So, >> but she's in there. >> That's all I That's all I told her. >> Hey, what's going on, man? >> Hey, long time no see. >> What's going on? >> So, what's going on, man? >> Uh, I can pull up the video for you guys. There's a lot of stuff I still got to scan in to get the totem, but it was uh the female. She's right over here in the room. >> Okay. You guys want to press charges? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, you want to write me a statement? >> Yeah, no problem. >> All right, cool. >> All right. Uh, I can pull over the video for you in a second >> and then, uh, do you have an ID? >> Uh, yes, I do. >> There you go. It just take a while to get everything together. >> All right. No problem. >> Find out. See if you'll give us your name. >> Hey. Um, so do you have any sort of identification on you? >> No ID, nothing on you. Uh, what about your Who were you here with? >> What's your name? >> My name is Zane. >> Zane Torres. Okay. All right. Do you know your parents number? Anybody's >> I know my phone number. I can call it and ask him to get my dad's number. >> Who said boyfriend? Okay, cuz we need to contact somebody. What's your date of birth? Here's the thing. Okay, the more difficult you make this, the more charges that you're going to get on yourself and the more difficult you're going to make is the charges. >> Okay, but here's the thing. One charge is better than multiple charges. Do you see what I'm saying? Okay, you're how old? >> 18. >> You just turned 18. Okay. So, as an adult, okay, having one charge versus multiple charges, right? And showing that you're uncooperative >> is a different listen. I I understand that, but I just I understand that. But here's the thing. You're saying you're an adult. You're 18 years old. >> Technically, we don't have to give you the opportunity to talk to your dad. You're an adult. You can talk to him at the jail. >> Okay? But it's also dependent upon how cooperative you are with us. We're not trying to make this difficult. We're not saying you're a bad person. Just may have made a bad decision. But we need to be able to identify the person, >> but we need to be able to identify you, right? And [snorts] we need to be able to know who you are. And one charge versus maybe multiple charges and showing that you're uncooperative with us, it's not a good look. We're trying to help you out here, okay? as best as we can. What's done is done already. You see what I'm saying? Okay. And then what is where do you live at? >> Um, so I used to live down in Miami with my mom. >> Okay. >> But I wanted to move out. >> So I lived in my sister. >> Okay. >> And then my sister had a problem. Okay. >> So now I'm not living anywhere. >> Okay. You don't have a place where you lay your head? >> No. Where where are you staying in the meantime? >> I just been working at night and trying to stay up. >> Okay, >> it's okay. Listen, I you're probably scared because you probably never been in this situation before, right? Okay, take a deep breath. We're not Nobody's going to hurt you. Nobody's going to do anything bad to you, but we understand that bad decisions happen. You're still very young, okay? That's why we're trying to help you out here, okay? There's no like >> What's your No, it's again. What's your phone number so we can try and get dad's phone number? [snorts] >> Um 682 9373. >> What's your boyfriend's name? >> That's okay. You don't have to give that. But that's your phone number. Is he going to answer if I call? >> Yeah, just I hope he answers. Just keep calling over. And you said, "Do you have a Florida driver's license, ID, anything?" >> Yes, I have my social ID. >> Okay. What? Do you know your social hand? No. Okay. But you have a Florida driver's license. There you go. Thank you. Makes it much more easier for us. Okay. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> Never. Okay. Give us one second. [snorts and clears throat] She's an adult. >> I was starting to think I probably would. >> Yeah, she just she's she just turned 18. >> Well, high school thing was from last year. >> Yeah. Well, she had her ID and everything on her. >> So, um, nothing else in her bag other than normal stuff. I just said that's the stuff that can't go. >> But have you seen this? This could kind of looks like sugar cookie though. It's a blunch, but it's got a white color. I was going to call Mackenzie green. >> I'm not sure what that is. Well, she's an adult. Technically, we don't have to try and call her dad, but >> try anyway and see. >> Yes. Hey, we're trying to get a hold of uh whoever has Zion's phone to get her dad's phone number. >> Um, >> this is Orlando police. >> Orlando. Hold on. Yeah, if you want to talk to him and just try and get your dad's number, >> please. >> I need your phone. >> Um, I need Andy's phone number. >> Okay, hold on. Where are you at? >> Obviously in the back of the store. >> All right. Thank you. >> I do you want to read her and find out why she did this? >> So, you want to read your Miranda rightites? doesn't necessarily mean you're in trouble or anything. Um, I just got to read this to you so you can all your rights. I just >> So, [clears throat] you're not free to go. That's what's happening, right? We're still in the middle of an investigation. Okay. Um, obviously, you're in a room where you can't just leave, right? So, we have to read this to you. That way, you understand what you can and cannot do. Right. Okay. >> Right. You have the right to remain silenced. Do you understand? >> Do we just need a loud verbal yes or no? >> Yes. >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questions. Do you understand? >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one or will be provided for you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? >> It's >> Has anybody has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get you to talk to me? >> No. having having these rights in mind and knowing that you understand. Do you wish to answer any questions that we have? >> No, >> I mean it depends on what the questions are. >> Well, we just need a simple yes or no. >> That's why we read the rights. That's why we read the warnings. That way you understand that you do have rights. Okay? So, we can't ask you anything. We can't do anything. If you say no, which is your right. If you don't want to talk to us, that's fine and we respect that. But if you do and you want to explain your side of the story, then you can talk to us and then we can under better understand what's going on here. But that's that's up to you. >> You still [snorts] can call dad from jail. >> I'm going send him the link to so he can upload the video. >> What are you doing at this point? So she's being >> the amount is 1,200 right already identified as a felony right trespass they have video so two other officers here how are you going to delegate this so we can get her to the jail stand up turn around being placed under arrest for grand theft you have anything on you that's going to stick a stab anything of that nature. Okay. >> Can I get a photo before you guys take >> We're just searching her. >> Face the wall for me. [snorts] >> Okay. >> Before you get in the vehicle, the vehicle's been searched prior and will be searched after is found in the vehicle, it's going to be on you. >> Okay. Okay. Is there anything that you have on stuffed in you and your pants and your shirt and your socks that you >> I'm not wearing any undergarments. >> Okay. Well, I'm just asking you anything on you that you should have on you cuz anything you produce into the next card. [snorts] >> No, I don't have anything. [snorts] >> Okay. >> Hold on. Hold on. What are you doing? Hold on. Right. taking any pictures. >> Yeah, it's not >> I don't want to think you're in charge of any of this. You're not. >> You have no options. >> You're going to jail. Your picture's going to be online like all this is happening. >> Just look at the camera for a moment. >> So, thank you. >> You can call your dad from the jail. >> I got to print out another one for you. This is >> Thank you. We'll bring to the car. Okay. We appreciate it. >> And then reference to the other thing, just let us know. She said she was 17, hoping to avoid adult consequences. But unfortunately, the truth eventually came out. She had just turned 18. She was caught with items worth $1,200. Now she's charged with grand theft and her bond is set at $2,500.