18-year-old Stafford Tucker was shot in the face after getting off a train here at the Oakland City Transit Station. 28 years later, the suspect is behind bars after a random registration check in Okone County. >> Um, unfortunately, I'm going to have to place you into custody today. Okay, we have to go down to jail. >> It's a quiet afternoon in Fulton County, Georgia. Deputy initiates a standard traffic stop. Just another car on the highway. But what unfolds next is anything but ordinary. The suspect is Muhammad Bilal Amin. Once listed on the FBI's most wanted, indicted for felony murder and assault of 18-year-old Jaffford Tucker. >> What's your What's your last name? >> Mr. Kim. >> Mr. Kim. >> All right. I'm going to have you go and step out the vehicle for me. >> She's going to come and get me. >> Yeah. So, you're about 57 minutes away from me. I was almost at the hospital. >> Okay, take this off. >> Um, just uh Yeah, just send me what the information you put in your in your GPS cuz that way >> I don't know the name of this place right here. >> We'll get it figured out. We'll text it to you. >> He now claims his name is Seckum. Nice try. He says he's just driving to help a sick relative. But when officers run his record, things get interesting fast. Um, I have to fight today. Okay. You have to go down the zoo. >> Oh, no. >> I got to get booked in. I got to take a pink picture and you'll get a bond. But because you're driving on suspended license, you got to go down. >> Sir, I did not know. I have children. I have a sick uncle. And I run the household. >> I got you. >> You don't have a choice at this time. Under arrest. Go ahead. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Please. >> Please put on Put your hands behind your back. >> Who set the phone up on the car? They're putting me under arrest right now. >> They I don't know. >> The driver was suspended license. >> Driving suspended license. >> I didn't know. >> And this and it's not even showing. >> Unfortunately, the law is different here in Georgia than it is in South Carolina. You have a suspended license. You have to go down to the jail and get booked in. >> But sir, can you speak to my aunt? She We're on speaker right now, too. No, please speak to her. Please speak to her. I'm the only one that can help with my uncle that's sitting in IC right now. >> Sorry about that. Your son, sir. >> You're driving a car without valid insurance. >> My son, >> you got that taken care of? You're already driving a car without valid insurance? Registration. >> My cousin can't trust you enough to drive. >> I swear to you, I'll walk away from my car. >> So, we're going to walk you back to this other car. >> Please, sir. Yes, sir. >> We're going to walk you to my car. >> In South Carolina, you might slide by with a ticket. In Georgia, you slide straight into handcuffs. Deputies book Elamine for driving on a suspended license. Completely unaware they've just bagged someone once on the FBI's most wanted list. >> Sir, please. Please check me. Please check everything on. >> I'm going to search you in arrest. >> See what it says. Emergency 911. >> Yes. >> Please. Okay. >> Separate your feet out. >> He pleads with deputies desperate to avoid the jail trip. Not out of fear of the cell, but because he knows the moment they run his prince, the truth will come crashing down. >> Sir, I have a child at the house that they cannot take care of. >> What all do you need out of your car? >> Sir, I beg you. I beg of you all. I will not touch my car. You will take my keys out. >> What all do you need out of your car? >> Uh, I don't need I don't even sir. Easiest way is to turn and face towards me and then sit down in the seat, slide your legs in. >> Sir, I do for my entire family. >> Okay. Well, I don't have a choice here, man. I'm telling you, that's >> I told you I was not going to get in my car. I don't have a choice. I wasn't going to get in my car. >> Suspended license. You're driving a car without insurance. You've got that taken care of. >> I've been doing it every day. >> Suspended registration. You have to go down to the jail and get booked in. Take your photograph. They're going to take your fingerprints. They give you a bond amount. You can bond out and then you can get on the way up to the hospital. The tension builds as Elamin insists he had no idea his license was suspended, blaming a mixup from a vehicle repossession years earlier, but it was all a lie. >> Okay. So, what what do you want to tell >> on on everything? My aunt just had a stroke. My uncle just had a stroke 2 and 1/2 weeks ago. I'm here helping my family. I don't even know who can come and bomb me out. I don't even know who can come and bind me out. I'm not a criminal. I'm not a crook. I'm If you I look how old I am. >> Did you get a ticket or something? I mean, why would they suspend your license in South Carolina? >> I just found out speaking to the deputy. >> I just found out that maybe when we had a car that I had that got repossessed that I didn't take my name off of it. >> Okay. >> Um I wouldn't imagine that they'd suspend you for a repossession, >> but that's what I'm saying. I did I don't But but no no information is coming up. I won't drive. I I'll have my cousin. >> Can you slide your legs in for us? You're not going to speak to me? >> No, unfortunately. I told you. I've already explained my position. >> Ow, this hurts. >> I don't have a >> The deputy calmly explains each step as he seats Elan in the patrol vehicle. A routine move during emotional arrests. Elamine stays compliant, but deep down he knows the game's over. >> You got to move your knee. This is really good. Okay, I'll check it right now. I'm going to come to the other side. Watch your knee. So, Kim, I'm putting your headphones in your little black pouch, >> man. Y'all got to please make sure my island is okay. She's 80 years old. She's 80 years old. I see for the whole house. I shop. I do every I do everything in the house. Do you need anything outside of your car? >> Um, just just know that Can you speak to my auntie? Just have a >> Uhuh. >> Just just speak to my aunt because I do everything for the house. I I do everything. My son is there. He's only 13 years old. He does not He does not know what's going on. This is This is >> I don't Can you let my cousin know wherever it is I'm going? County 1024 1083. >> Yeah. So when you get there, you'll be able to call them. >> How How can I call them? >> When you when they book you in, they'll give you some phone calls. So you can call them. >> All right. >> Yes. Because I I don't Yeah. >> Why? I thought you was going to let just let my cousin pick me up. Why did this happen? >> I'm I'm sorry. >> Deputy, so many people rely upon me. You cannot No. >> You can look. You can get in and get out. All right. I can get in and get out. >> Yeah. Like they'll book you in. If you have somebody that can bond you out, you have a preset bond. So you can bond out of jail. You don't have to wait to see a judge. >> How much is that? >> Uh I'm not quite sure. They'll give it to you when we get there. Okay. We'll work with you. All right. We'll try to get you out as quick as possible. >> This is My uncle is sick. >> All right. Well, the quicker we get to jail, the quicker you can get out. Okay. >> Doors are all locked. All the windows are up. >> All right. What is it? >> I've never been to myself. >> Okay. All right. It'll be fine. I promise. >> All right. We got to get you to the jail. >> All right. [Music] As the patrol car pulls away, Elamine knows his fate is sealed. For him, this isn't just an arrest. It's the moment his past finally catches up. >> Go ahead. Show me a route to the jail. One male 1095 beginning miles and ready. >> Go ahead. >> 98703. 98703. Three simple Once Elamine was fingerprinted and booked into the Fulton County Jail, investigators made a chilling discovery. He was a fugitive at just 19 years old when the shooting occurred. He now faces formal charges in Tucker's death. It's proof that no matter how long you run, justice always finds its way. >> Go ahead. I'm from here 34 32.