See if we can help out over here. >> How are y'all? >> Good. >> Good. >> You guys on spring break? >> Yes, sir. What's cool? >> Oh, Lafayette. >> Lafayette. >> Bunch of y'all are down here. >> Sweet. >> Yes, sir. >> Apart from us bugging you, y'all having a good day? >> No, we're all good. >> Okay, sir. >> Have a good day. Sounds nice. >> What about >> water? Feels good. >> I don't know what that's for. >> I mean, it's one of our color. >> You can test wine. Sorry guys, it's just the time of year. >> Oh, yeah. Oh, the cameras. >> They just kind of film us to see how we do our jobs out here on the beach. >> Unless we're on TV. >> Yeah, kind of like that. >> Cool. Can I be in it? >> I DON'T WANT TO BE filming you. >> It's best to just try and ignore them. It's hard. I know. Trust me. >> This one's mostly empty. Take a look at that. >> It's empty. >> Mostly. >> It's not completely empty. >> Smells like white. >> What are your thoughts? Smells like smells like alcoh. >> All right. So, I'm going to test this one. See if it comes back for alcohol. Okay. There's nothing. >> I was drinking it in the house and I didn't clean it and I poured water in it. So, like the officer stopped this yesterday. said if we drank at the house it was fine. So I don't really see a problem and you check our stuff like we don't have alcohol on us right now. >> That's awfully cloudy to just be water now though. Okay. >> You see you're missing the point. You still brought it down to the beach. >> But like I had water in the cup. I didn't clean it. So like >> that's not water. >> Yes, it is. I mean it's probably diluted but like I didn't clean the cup. >> No. So you're going to need to clean the cup next time. Today you're going to get a ticket. Okay. Do you have your ID with you? >> Hey. No. Like I'm so sorry to say I had yesterday and my phone is in the [ __ ] water over there. >> Oh, y'all are down here >> at the house. >> Y'all are here with the seven >> in the cup. >> Okay. >> Like >> let's talk over here. Okay. >> Okay. >> We did not bring apple. Like I am literally so responsible when it comes to this stuff. Can you stop? Like don't video me. I'm serious. >> Okay. So >> like there was water. I drank at the house. Okay. >> The officer said you have a house for a reason. So we took that as we should. >> Absolutely. If >> I put water like the house is very small. Look at how cloudy that is. >> I'm fine. That's what I'm getting at. >> Officer like I don't mean to be disrespectful in any sight. Like I really expect y'all and all the work that y'all do. Like I'm all for the blue life stuff. Like but like I really like but we got in trouble yesterday. We learned our lesson. I know the laws are different in Louisiana. >> Mhm. >> I don't think you learned your lesson to be honest because you you brought it down here and you're still lying to us about it. >> Clean the cup. >> I don't know anybody on the planet who fills their bottle up that's had liquor from yesterday in it with water. It's not It's just It's >> because I learned my lesson and I know that like I'm going to be in the sun and I need water on the beach. >> Okay. >> And like I'm going to be so for real. Like I have the ticket. I'm paying for it myself. There's, you know, how there's like a body of water right there on the other side of this section. I dropped my phone in there. I went back, dealt with all that. I'm paying for a new phone. I put water in there cuz I was like, "Okay, now I need to go on the beach. I'm without a phone for 3 days. I can't get it till I'm back in Louisiana." So, I put water in the cup when I went back to the house cuz they all came to the beach. I grabbed my cup out of the bag that they all brought. I put water in the bag. I mean cup, sorry. And I brought it back cuz me and her I was using her phone to talk to all the people that I needed to when I dropped my phone in the water. I had water in the cup. I don't like I don't know what to tell y'all. Like you're kind of like saying that like I didn't learn my lesson. But like it's a $320 ticket. You know that. I know that. I have to go pay it by April 9th. I put water in the cup. I'm sorry that it's dirty. I didn't clean it when I about to pay $1,200 for a new phone and $320 for a new ticket. >> So you want to put me in Canada handcuffs? Bring me to jail. make me pay whatever $1,000 more I have to. I will. But like I'm telling you that was water in the cup. >> Go have a seat for a second. >> No, I was told you have to take them to jail. >> Yeah. So, but I'd also listed I'll have a cage in my car, but I'd have to drive all the way to So, here's here's my thing. I'm really wanting to take this person to jail over this. >> So, what are your thoughts? Last time I had this, I put him in handcuffs and had him sit and then I called SAR just to double check. I'd say we detain her and sit her down and then um I'll just give a call to Sergeant, see how he feels about it. >> You want to go ahead and put cuffs on all over? >> Yeah, sure. >> What was her name? >> Oh my god. >> Do I really have to video? >> Like, can you stop videoing? I feel like that's like my right that I can't video. >> I'll talk to you in a minute. Try to Yeah, just try to ignore them. They won't do anything with it unless you say I care. >> You can't do anything with it. >> They're going to keep going for now. It's for the state attorney. I >> think I got your uh armband in here. I don't want to get it in. >> Oh, wait. My bracelet. >> Yeah, it's good. I'm making sure it's not in there. That's all. >> It's like permanent. Like I would take it off right now. Do me a favor. Just walk over to the side by side here and um I'll have you sit up in there. >> In the middle or >> right here's fine. Okay. >> Just bear with us for a minute. Okay. Make a phone call. >> Okay. Do you want to leave anything here? Had or >> I don't have anything. Like I said, I dropped my phone. >> I'm like, you might think I'm intoxicated, that's why I'm crying, but like it's been the worst [ __ ] trip of my life. >> So, just give us a minute. All right. >> So, right now you're detained. All right. uh eventually. Just hang tight. Hey man. Um we're out here at Dunes of Destin with a chick second offense. Um she's detained right now. I just wanted to double check with y'all. I remember last year um Baz said we could issue a second NTA. I don't really see how that works. >> I have a question, but like I mean this is always respect. >> Like I know that I can get like I know it's rare, but I know I can get two tickets. Like I work like I have my own money. I'm going to pay it. Like >> there's no threat to like get a warrant and make me come back to Florida. Like I'll give Florida the money. I know it's like kind of like a money scam. Like I know the rules are different in Louisiana and left Florida. So, I'm I'm just going to explain to you super compliant. Like, I really mean the most respect to y'all, but like I had the most emotion. >> I got you. >> I'm not drunk. I just literally had the shittiest day ever. >> I understand. Okay. And I'll be as cool as I can through through this process. >> I know. That's what I remember. >> But, but ultimately, the second time ties our hands a little bit. We have to get a confirmation from the supervisor. >> I know. Like, >> is he going to call you back? >> Okay. So, our sergeant's going to call us back, okay, and give us confirmation on what we can and can't do. Okay. Ultimately, it's going to be his choice whether or not we can write you a second citation. >> I love >> Well, at this point, what we're figuring out is >> who can or can't transport cuz we can't from here. >> Okay. >> So, he's double checking on that. >> Okay. >> Um >> cuz they modified policy >> for this stuff. Where are we at? >> Dunes of Destin. Dunes of Destiny >> 183. Uh, location. >> Sorry. >> I thought it was South Bay. >> That could be South Bay. >> This is South Bay. That's Dun's death. >> 183. We're going to be at South Bay on the Gulf. >> Like I like I get like I don't want to be able to ask. Why video? >> So technically out here it's in the public so they can video anyone. That said, what they're doing will be discussed with you in full so you completely understand what's going on before anything happens with it. So, my best advice is awkward as it is, is just try to ignore it while you can. Um, I'm going to explain some things to you, okay? So, um, what my partner just relayed to me is to jail. >> The serge confirmed, yes, you're going to take the ride to jail today. Okay. Um, what that means, we're going to have a road unit come and pick you up. Okay. You're going to ride with them. They're going to go, they're going to take her all the way to booking >> to booking. >> Yeah. Just like >> How far is that? There may be four something. >> We'll we'll discuss that momentarily. Okay. >> Um Okay. Okay. I'm in the middle of a criminal investigation. Okay. If you want to get in the middle of it, I can put you in handcuffs, too. >> I'd prefer you don't do that with my family. I just making sure these then leave us alone while we're doing our our investigation. >> Okay. So, um >> it's in Fort Walton Beach. How long is that? >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> How far is that? >> So, it's in Fort Walton. It's um 30 minutes or so. Okay. From there, >> um our booking deputies will take you to the county jail up in Crestfield. Okay. That's like up by I 10. >> Do you know where I 10 is? Did you probably took I 10. >> We got off of it. We took like the quote unquote scenic route around 10. >> Oh, like through Pensacola probably down. Okay. So, >> cuz we were ahead of everyone, so we like we might as well. >> It's about 45 minutes from here. >> Okay. >> Um, now I'm not sure if the jail can bond you out or not. Okay. If they can't, then you'll have to wait for the judge. >> Why wouldn't I be able to? So, so, um, the rules for >> I mean, I'm not like punching anybody if I was sitting in my So, so the rules for, um, the jail have changed slightly. Okay. Um, and what they can and can't bond people out for. Okay. So, you may have to wait for the judge the next day in the morning. Okay. And, um, they would give you a bond amount at that point. They aren't going to keep you in jail until your court date is what I'm getting at. >> Oh, I hope not. >> Okay. Yeah. So, um, but for this one, since it's your second one, >> it's going to change things as far as deferred prosecution for you. Okay. So, you're probably going to have to come back for court. >> There's no way to pay it. >> Now, like I feel like >> you can contact the state attorney. >> I stuck in many criminal justice classes. I got you. >> And I feel like there's like I respect police. Like >> y'all can't really do anything with the system, but like >> I live in Louisiana. I was supposed to come back to Florida, spend hundreds of dollars on a place to stay and pay hundred of dollars to bond out. >> So >> for having a shitty day and drinking at the house and putting water in my puppy, not cleaning it because our kitchen is [ __ ] small. >> I'm so sorry, but like >> I hear you and like I said, >> ridiculous. I'm trying to be as cool with you as I can through this process, okay? Um I'm not yelling at you. I'm I'm not being rude to you. >> I'm not yelling at you, too. >> I got you. I got you. >> It's understandable. >> Phone, everything. >> So, um what I'll do, do you want someone specifically? Do you want their phone number? Um >> Yeah. You said that y'all were going to write like I have one of them, but I want the one in the blue. I don't have >> the one in the blue. The one talking to my partner right there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. So, um, we'll get her phone number for you and her name, all that. We'll write it down on a piece of paper and we'll make sure it goes with you to county. >> Do you know how much it's going to cost to bomb me up? >> So, um, it'll probably either be 500 or,000. However, >> uh, there are bail bondsmen. Okay. And basically, do you understand the process for that? >> Yeah. Like a a bail >> a bail So, a bail bondsman is generally so a bail bondsman generally charges um 10% with a minimum of $100. Okay. So, if it's a $1,000 bailout, it's going to cost $100 for a bail bondsman. The only difference with a bail bondsman paying your own bail is if you pay your own bill, um, then you end up getting that money back or it goes towards court fees and that kind of thing. Okay? Towards your own court fees. With a bail bondsman, that $100 is is you paying them for paying your bail. Okay? So, that's the difference. >> But like, if I have $1,000, then I don't have to pay the bail bail. >> No. If if you can pay your own bail, you don't have to pay the bail bondsman. Okay, I have that. Like that's what I'm saying. Like I have the money. I had water in the cup. It was just dirty from the night before. >> I got you. So in in this is >> like did you tell your supervisor that because I don't think that like he's being like completely fair to me. >> Okay. So the the problem is I come in and I I look at that. Right. >> I get that is it's it's muggy. It's >> I get it. I completely get it. >> It hasn't been Miranda. >> Okay. I'm not asking your incriminating questions. >> Yeah. Okay. So, that's that's where we're at right now. Okay. Um I understand that you're having a rough day. Okay. And and I'm trying to be as cool as I can. This is just where we where we're at at this point. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> So, um from here, basically, I'll write up your paperwork. It should be fairly quick. Okay. Um once we get an officer here, they'll transport you and uh and take it from there. Okay. So, um do you have any other questions for me, ma'am? >> Uh I don't think so, but I mean I have one question, but mine sound a little silly. >> Okay, come on. >> Like these are like really tight. Like I'm not >> sit out here real quick. I'll check them real quick. >> I'm not like >> I try to be fair. >> I'm going to like punch you, but they're really tight. >> All right. So, yeah, I can loosen them a little bit. Okay. You've got small wrists. The only issue, you know, just don't pull pull your your cuffs or anything on me. Okay. >> No, I won't. Like, they're just really tight. >> No, I got you. >> Cuffs aren't supposed to be comfortable. >> I can do that, but that's why I would like >> I got you. I can I can loosen them a little bit for you. Okay. >> While we have them in it, do you have anything down here that you're not wanting to leave with them? Like a wallet? >> Oh, no. Like, I have nothing. Like, I dropped my phone. I went right back to the house and dealt with everything. So, what we can do for you is get some numbers while you're doing >> Yeah, absolutely. If you want to go grab them, that's fine. >> All right. >> She's going to grab you some pants. Yeah. >> I don't have a shirt, but I think we could just leave over there. >> I would tell her I would say maybe have her get you some Oh, they're getting you some. Okay. >> I'm just going to double lock them so they don't tighten down on you. Okay. >> Okay. I got your pants and then you can just borrow my sweater. >> Okay. You could take one of my shirts. >> No, it's okay. >> I would say leave the hat. >> Oh, yeah. Probably my >> Yeah. Okay. Um, >> no. You're going to look ugly in that mug shot. Yeah. >> Don't worry about that. Okay. >> Make sure [laughter] to fix her up before. I mean, [ __ ] >> Real quick, ma'am. Real quick. >> All right. So, they're going to have you take off all of your jewelry. Okay. Do you want your friend to take >> Some of it's permanent. Some of it's permanent and real. So, like I would cut it off and they'll cut it off if they can't get off. >> Yeah. That's why I was just No, it's fine. I've had it for >> It was $45 though. >> So, but you you should be able to have it repaired. >> I hope you can get this ring off. I think it's kind of small. our own. So, [laughter] >> okay. Necklace number two. >> If they cut off the permanent ones and I keep >> Don't mind any of my jokes. My dad just like >> No, you're good. >> You're good. You're good. >> Some people like it. >> Can you take my ponytails out? So, I >> I try to be as cool as I can with you guys as much as I can. >> No, I'm trying to be real, too. I really do respect y'all cuz I know y'all probably go through a lot worse than me. >> I I understand that, you know, it is it is a frustrating situation. I understand you've had a lot of of going to be driving this car cuz you're kind of nicer than him. >> No, that's going to be awesome. >> So, what we're going to do is they'll probably >> I'm being so for real. You're way nicer. >> Oh, I got you. So, so what we'll probably do, we'll probably um get them to pull up to one of these beach accesses and I'll just walk you up. >> Okay. I'm going to be so real. You're way nicer. >> I appreciate that. Yeah. So, um and you know, the way I see it is you always catch more flies with honey than you do vinegar. Okay. It's an it's an old saying. Basically, what it means is if you're nice to people, you're much more likely to to have nice people. >> That really didn't want to cry in front. I was just like, >> I got you. >> Been really shitty the past 24 hours. >> I got you. I got you. Just remember this is not the end of the world, okay? But this is the second one now. >> You really can't go on my record. I'm an insurance major. >> I gota >> I know what this means. >> So, >> I'm really going to want to be a risk analyst. >> I gota law enforcement or for what? I mean, law enforcement would be like ideal, but I know it's kind of poor >> to be like FBI. I'm not I have realistic standards. I want like I live in Louisiana. I want to work for like Ballingers or Slumber. I don't know if you know what they are, but they're really they're like really big boat companies. Really oil companies. So, lots of boats, lots of companies, lots of risk, too. Yeah. >> Yes, ma'am. Yeah. As long as she's okay with you taking all that stuff. >> Oh, please do. They're all real. I don't want to sound like a bougie [ __ ] but like I don't want to lose that [ __ ] >> Yeah. No, I agree. I agree. So, >> and you're so much nicer than the other guy. >> Oh, you are so appreciate the guy >> other than yelling at random people. [laughter] >> No, >> they try and intervene in our our investigation. >> I'm be so >> Yeah. No, we have no idea who that is. >> Yeah, >> she can't drama. >> So, well, she's going to get drama if that's what she's looking for. >> Time to get her. >> I don't know if y'all have like a wallet or something to put that in. >> Um, real quick. Okay. So, does it have sleeves? >> Yes, it does. >> Okay. What I'm going to do? You can have sleeves. >> Okay. Well, no, you can't. What I'm going to do, Hang on. Hang on just a second. Okay. I'm going to take you out of handcuffs so you can put your sleeves on. Okay. Don't run from me. Okay. >> Sir, I don't think you will. I [laughter] don't think you will. >> Go. Go. No. >> Just don't run from me. Okay. >> Bad joke. >> I'll block them. >> All right. >> As long as you don't run, we'll be cool. Okay. If you run. >> My brother told me how painful those things were, but I didn't believe it. >> Is this one permanent? The one on your wrist here? >> Yes, sir. That's close. >> All right. >> Oh my god. My dig's going to be so mad. We have matching ones. >> Well, you can you can have them repaired generally. >> Yeah, I know. That's why I was like, can I keep it after they cut it? >> Yeah. Yeah, you'll you'll definitely be able to keep it on. >> I'll get a baggie with like Florida police department so I can hang it up. >> A baggie? I don't think so. [laughter] No, it all gets uh >> I'm not I'm not saying these jokes cuz I'm drunk, but like that's just me and her. >> We're just [laughter] I'm not I'm only drinking Red Bull, you know. It's been the worst. >> Do you know my phone number? >> No, but I we're getting >> Do you have a piece of paper? >> Can you go ahead and get her phone number? Have you already? >> I mean, I could call hers. I have hers memorized. >> Okay. Well, she'll she'll get some written down for you or he'll get some written down for you as well. >> Well, I can't call my phone. >> So, >> it's in the water. >> Did you uh Is it like still in the water? >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. And um there's I couldn't find an Apple store within like 4 hours of here. I don't know if you know of one. Maybe when I get out of jail, I could go to one. But >> so there's like AT&T and Verizon and stuff, but I don't know of an Apple store close by. >> Yeah, exactly. I don't have AT&T. So like the lady >> I have Mint Mobile. >> Oh, yeah. I don't know. >> Yeah. No, my parents are divorced, so my dad like tries to find the cheapest options, you know? He's kind of like that. >> All right. I have to put him around back. >> Maybe your dad. >> All right. Just >> my dad. >> Just put your hands together like you're praying. >> Other numbers you might need. >> Put your hands together like you're praying. There you go. 414. >> If you remember it, we don't need to write it. >> No. Yeah. >> It's hers. And then the other one. >> You want to get Maddie? That's the one I remember. >> Okay. Yeah. You >> sure you remember it? >> Yeah. 954 5. It's easy. >> Yeah, it's fine. I was going to do one get me. Yeah. >> Let me lock them real quick so that way they don't tighten down on you. Okay. >> Hey, we can make like a day out of it. Hey, let's take a day out of it by you. >> Wait, if I have 100,000 jobs, >> I I can transport her. It's fine. I don't I'm not worried about her jumping out of the car. >> There you go. >> No need. I think I'd break a bone before I do that >> or while doing that. And I'm scared to break a bone. Never broken a bone. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I have money. If y'all can like collaborate. >> I got some money. I got some money for us. >> If y'all collaborate, I got your back. >> All right. Can y'all take care of that for It's >> Oh, [ __ ] No. >> Yeah, it's right there. >> I mean, he said I'm going to have to come back for court. So, like >> Yeah. So, this changes to for prosecution a little bit. >> Probably do it at via zoom. >> Okay. 4897 right over here. >> Wait, there's a zoom. >> There's probably going to be a zoom option. >> That's so nice. So, how much is her available? >> So, it's going to be either 500 or,000. Okay. Um, I've kind of explained that to her. So, I don't know if they'll be able to bail her out today or if she'll have to see a judge. >> Okay. If she has to see a judge, it'll be like tomorrow around 11 or noon. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh, wait. Do you want a ponytail? >> All right. >> If she We're about to be out the wind. I'm fine. >> They'll take that, too. >> Yeah, >> they will. Can you help us out and like make it a 500? >> I'm kidding. >> Yeah, I don't get that option. >> You tell them I'm nice. >> I will. Yeah. So, what they're going to do, they're going to bring you over to where my truck's at. Okay. >> I'm going to drop off my stuff and I'm going to I'm going to bring you to the booking facility. Okay. >> You're going to right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, um >> 183 at 48. Where What's your 20? >> All right. >> So, should we >> He said 109. >> Should we follow y'all there? >> All right. So, can you walk down the kitchen table? Okay. Should we follow y'all there or? >> Um No. No. It's going to be It'll be at least a couple hours. >> Okay. So, just wait till >> So, you'll get her from Crest View. Okay. going to get brought to Fort Walton to our booking facility and then get transported transported up. >> How far is that? >> It's like 45 minutes. >> Wow. >> Yeah. Okay. Come on, man. >> That one. >> Yeah. We're going to go up uh this beach access, I believe. >> On the kitchen table. They're black. >> Okay, cool. I mean, I can >> I believe um he said he's walking down to us, so I'm going to see >> where we're at here. >> Oh my god. Everybody's looking. >> Don't worry about them. >> No, I don't know any of them except that group. The cameras are really intimidating. >> Yeah, I'll explain that whole thing in just a minute. Okay. >> No, you're really nice. >> Yeah, >> I really am just a yapper. I'm not like drunk. >> It's okay. >> All right. >> I just want to see where he's walking down from here. >> Probably that one's I mean, there's a code, but I mean, y'all are cops, so like y'all got that. >> Disappointing. Oh my goodness. >> That light needs to be on me. >> Yeah, don't worry about her. So, this is my sergeant. Okay. This is Sergeant Corbett. I >> can ask if y'all wear shorts in the summer. >> Yes, we do. Yep. All right. So, she's been compliant. Um, if you want, you can bring her over to my truck and I can transport her in the front seat. Um, but if you want to take her all the way, that's up to you. >> Yeah, I can take her. Joe's going to watch the road or watch everybody. >> Okay. >> Over there. So, so he's going to take you all the way to the booking facility and I'll just send them the paperwork. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Have a good rest of your day. Okay. [laughter] >> I know it sucks. >> That was funny. >> She'll she'll take you or he'll take you from here. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> There you go. >> Yep. >> Hello, Mr. Kyle. >> Go ahead and knock out your paperwork so you can get up here and you can sign it. I'll print it out. >> Okay. You want me to do it now? >> Yeah. Knock it out. >> Okay. Simple. Right over this truck right here. Oh, I like how there's no cage. >> Yeah, supervisor. >> Okay, good. >> Y I got it. What? Fell off my other key check. Are you right or left-handed? >> I'm right-handed. It's just not what I'm used to. So that's why I'm asking so many like >> Yeah. >> Like I'm taking criminal justice classes. I've always just wanted to be a lawyer, but I should >> Well, I know that. >> Hey, and this seems like a big deal when you're going through it. I totally understand that. But you're going to get this behind you and 5 years. I mean, you're you're already laughing about it. That's a good thing. So, you know, you're going to be okay. Good. >> So, yeah. All right, Ava, this I hope that you don't I know that you've had a little bit of a rough time the last couple of days, but hey, don't let it ruin your vacation. You're here. >> I don't know, Michael. When I get home, >> don't do that. Don't do that. You're already down here. Try to have some fun. Okay. All right. Thank you, S. I appreciate it. >> We'll see y'all soon. Okay. Here. Put the AC on for you. All right. I mean, I know the handsups aren't supposed to be comfy. >> Yeah. No. >> Just sit uh >> sit sideways. >> Like put your feet that way. >> Just so you're not sitting on them. Is that better? >> It's okay. Like >> Thank you. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Are you talkative? Cuz I like to talk. I do. Yeah. Hold on. Check. I heard that weird. >> Yeah. You got to be careful. >> That was really weird. >> Sorry. >> That was good. Thank you. >> Was it good? >> Yeah. Good. Oh, sorry. >> I can get it. >> Can you get it? >> I feel like a badass. >> I'll get you a prison tattoo. My doctor. >> What's that? >> My doctor. Hey, Sergeant Corbett. I'm at the door. No thanks. That's not for you. I >> say is this a felony? >> Yeah. >> Number two. >> Your walk. >> Yeah. Just she's cooperating. >> [snorts] >> 105. >> Does she have any problem? >> Nope. >> She's got a bracelet on. >> Oh, it's permanent. >> Okay. >> And she's got a piece of paper in her pocket with the phone number. anything like that.