Anybody know what this chick looks like? I should have figured out what >> could possibly be a man. >> 349 unit. I just need someone to come back. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> How are you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> All right. Can you step out here for a second if you don't mind? Are you the only one here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. My couch. >> I'm going to close the door. Okay. What's going on? Where you coming from? >> Um, I had a dinner with my friends. >> Okay. Um, were you just driving? >> Yeah, I was. >> You just got back here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. Um, >> do you have a license on your >> I do not. >> I'm going to read you something really quick. Okay. >> Okay. >> Doesn't mean you're in trouble. >> Okay. >> Or you're going to jail or anything, but I have to read you this information before I ask you specific questions. What's your name, by the way? >> Kaylee. >> Kaylee. >> Okay. Let's let's let's start with me getting some of your biographical information first. >> Okay. >> What's your birthday? >> Uh 4306. >> 4306. >> Mhm. >> Say what? >> I'm here for you. You have a photo driving license? >> I do, but I'll have to go find it. >> What What license is valid for you? Or is that it? >> Wait, what do you mean by >> Are you from Florida? >> Yeah, I'm from Florida. >> Cool. >> Yeah. >> Is that your most >> K A Y E L I E I G H? Yes. >> Sorry for my handwriting. >> Uh, burn. >> You're not hurt any, are you? >> No. >> Okay, I'm going read you this real quick. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned if you wish. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer. will be appointed to represent you for any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not make any statements. >> Okay. >> Do you understand each of these uh rights I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having those rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> Does that mean I'm sorry? I've never talked to police before. >> No, you're okay. So, I just raised your rights about how you don't have to talk to me without a lawyer present. Yeah. Miranda, right? So, after I read I have asked you possibly incriminating questions or or questions specifically Are you willing to talk to me about what I have to talk to you about? >> Um, can I is it like I've only like seen like any of this like on like Tik Tok or whatever. Like >> it's a reference to a traffic crash. So before I ask you specific questions about a traffic crash, I have to read you your rights because it's it's this is a criminal investigation. >> Okay. >> Do you want to talk to me? >> Yeah, sure. >> Okay. Were you in a crash just at the Tennessee I don't know. I don't want to deal with it at all, you know. >> Well, there is damage to your Jeep. Really? >> To the front right side. >> Okay. >> Um, did the person try to >> There also is there was like previous damage to my front right side. Is it like on the Were you looking at like the bumper? >> No, I'm looking at the fender. >> The fender? >> Yeah. >> That's just like the >> Okay. Yeah. There was like I hit like like my first week of driving I did hit like a trash can >> and that did mess up my like right front but I don't know if it's from that or not. >> Did the other person try to wave you down or anything? Did they say >> All right. All right. Cool. Hang tight with these officers for a second. He's >> kind of up there. So wait more information with him. Okay. um been but like for this incident like the call the call we got whoever it was he or she was driving the other car whether they hit you or not it's like that's why we could prevent this confusion if you had called as well instead of just coming back to your apartment thinking oh well >> and probably be doing something different >> okay >> but when like there's a traffic crash involved and especially when there's is like somebody's injured because this person is complaining of injuries >> whether they hit you or not. Like we don't know >> who hit who or what it may have what it may have been. Were you the only one in the car? >> Yeah, I was. I know. I'm so sorry. I like I just like I've never been beside I told you that I've never been pulled over and then that one thing happened and like nothing happened after that. I tried to call the police like and they just like couldn't do anything about it cuz no one saw anything. >> It was a hit and run. >> Yeah. Well, no, not even a hit and run. It was like she hit me. me was like really bad. I was a cheekbone and then like I got out and I was like I was like I like I think I like literally blacked out one moment cuz I've never like gone through anything like that and I was like and I was like looking at my Jeep. I was like okay there's no damage but there was so much damage and I just like didn't even see it just cuz I was like freaked out you know. >> Okay. Is your registration and insurance and driver license and stuff is it in the house and in the Jeep? What? Like maybe driver's license inside but registration insurance? >> My license is definitely inside and then my registration's in the Jeep. >> Okay. Can this officer accompany you to get your license and everything and you can meet me back at the Jeep and we can get your registration and insurance and stuff >> and we'll see if we could >> chop this up to like a learning moment or what we can go from there. I'll let you know here in a second. >> It's going to be a surge. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. Right here's fine. All right. Were you wearing your seat belt? >> Yes, sir. >> Can you actually 66 on a suspicious person for a couple juveniles left to break the vehicle? >> You have no injuries, right? >> No, sir. I'm good. >> Okay. About approximately, how fast were you going? Not an exact speed, more of an estimate. >> Probably like 10 miles hour. I was turn I was like literally turning into >> Okay. And you were originally traveling west on Tennessee Street, which means that direction >> like coming from like this way. >> You know where Walmart is on Tennessee Street down the road? >> Yeah. >> You were going that way towards Walmart. >> Did your airbags deploy any? >> No. >> All right. You want to stick this back in your car and then come back over here. Talk to me for a second. [Music] All right. So, here's the thing. What I need you to do, I need you to turn around and put your hands behind your back for me. You are being placed under arrest for hit and run with injury. Um, I'll explain to you some other stuff if you have any questions so forth or something like that. Okay? And then if we need if you need us to lock your house up or something like that, we can. Okay? >> If you need to call somebody, we'll call somebody and go from there. >> That's not too tight, is it? >> Do you want your jewelry off? >> They're going to end up They'll take it off at the jail. That's the only reason. Do you want me to put it in your room? Um, is it back? >> It'll go be the property. Yeah, they're going to give it back to you. >> I'll give it back to know the process of it. >> Your phone, your keys, all that stuff can go with you. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Do you want me to walk up to your apartment? >> Um, sure. >> Hey, real quick. Can you search while you're here? >> There's like a little like >> walk over this way for me. It has like a lock. They pull that down. Make a noise. >> Just hang it tight right here for a second. >> Okay. >> Your cat good in the room. >> Yeah. >> Do you have anything on your product? >> No. >> The vape can't go, unfortunately. >> Okay. >> You want us to put that down your vehicle for you? Um whenever you welcome a house. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. It is very humid out here. That's like yucky. All right. Do me a favor, Kaylee. Have a seat. Actually, hold on one second. >> Okay. Right there. >> My phone going. >> It's going with you. It's just going to be in the back until we get to >> Same thing with the key. Um, so you want your two inside on the counter and then lock the door. You just lock it down the top outside lock. >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you so much. >> Yeah, of course. Step in. >> Yep. Just be careful. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to buckle you up and then we will try to get this taken care of as quick as possible. Okay. And if you have any questions for me while we're on the ride there, feel free to ask me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Any contact. Okay. >> What were you asking me? >> I was just like wondering like how this is going to go. I've never like experienced anything like this. >> Okay. So, you you've never been to jail before, correct? >> No, I've never even been pulled over or gotten a ticket. I don't know if this >> like like I told you earlier at the front door >> that uh that gentleman here, >> okay, came to the scene that I was talking to. He's our he's my supervisor. >> Okay. Okay. >> Um and sergeant Okay. >> We were trying to see if we could make it more of a like I told you, a learning experience on like traffic crashes and stuff like this. But again, like I told you, >> when there are injuries involved, >> it's different. So that that's the line between >> I understand that. I just genuinely it was such a light little crash that I didn't think anything happened of it and I apologize for that. I I should I I just get I don't know. And not to make any excuses, I just get freaked out. >> Um, it may have felt that way. Jeeps are tough. I drive a Jeep. >> Yeah. >> I got 2004 Jeeps. >> Oh, really? Yeah. Tough. So, and I've been to crashes where people in Jeeps are f Well, it didn't feel that bad, but other cars, >> they feel it. >> Aren't as tough. Yeah, >> this person who was in the crash uh that either hit you or that you hit whether like whatever it was like the thing is >> you have to stay on scene for stuff like that and check to make sure everybody's okay. >> Okay, >> if you had if you would have they just stayed there and just say hey are you okay or then that would have been different and then we would have been able to resolve. >> I know I I really should have. I'm just like I don't know how to handle these situations yet. I don't know. I'm like h it just freaks me out a lot. Which >> you say you're you're how old? >> I'm 19. >> Yeah. You here for school? >> Yes, I am. >> How long have you been last? >> Uh I moved here in August. >> This August? >> Yes. This August. So, I'm I'm very new to this town and literally like I've had to handle like police situations so many times and I swear none of them like gave me like any type of good information or they didn't help at all. So, it was just like I also thought about it like okay like they really don't care which no disrespect whatsoever but like those are my like situations like >> no I get you I get what you're saying every police officer is different. >> Yeah, of course. different experiences and different information and so forth. >> Um, and >> it just sucks that you, you know, you just got here in August and this is like one of your >> in the first few months you've been here. I know >> like the first experience. Are you a freshman? >> I'm going into my sophomore year. >> Okay. Yeah. Like that's >> you shouldn't have to go through this. But again, like I said, this this is it's still a learning experience. >> I know. I really should. I I know. I really >> It's a learning moment. Now we know in the future even if the other driver leaves as well because what happens is say you got into a crash and the driver hit you and then both of you guys left and and they end up calling which is really what happened here. >> Yeah, that's what happened to me last time too. >> Maybe it wasn't even your fault, but because you left and didn't stay on scene, >> then it's my is it automatically my fault? That's what makes it a crime because >> we have to just make sure everybody's okay. >> Yeah, I get I get that. I understand that. I need to like learn like more about that, I guess. I don't know. >> So, that's that's why we were in the position that we're in. >> If it was just And if it was just, oh, my vehicle got damaged, but I'm okay. I don't have any injuries. Then it would have been, okay, >> needs a ticket. She has to go to court and explain what happened. >> Okay. Am I allowed to know what kind of injury injuries they had? >> It was like uh shoulder pain and I think either neck or back pain. >> Okay. >> And and that's why we are in this position. So >> like I said, if it was just oh my car damaged, I'm okay. >> Would have been okay. Hey, what what's called like a criminal UTC, which is like a misdemeanor. >> That would be a misdemeanor. But because they had injuries, it makes it a felony. >> Okay. Um, >> do you think I will get a felony? >> I think that based on what you told me that I'm pretty sure you either going to get a lawyer or a public defender to explain what happened and you not having any prior criminal history. Like I said, I'm not a lawyer. I don't know what's going to happen. >> Yeah, of course. But based off what I've heard, it'll probably get down to like reckless driving or something, not a felony. >> Um, but this is stuff that goes through like the court and then what can be settled in court like between the judge and so forth and they'll probably be like, well, >> um, Kaye doesn't have any criminal history is like the first time she's done this and done and things like that. get what's called played down like lower levels of crimes. >> So maybe it does get played down to >> the misdemeanor or something and maybe you just have to pay something or just like a you know what I mean? >> Yeah, I get it. >> Do you talking Do you need me to call anybody for you and let them know like parents wise like what's going on? >> No, it's fine. I like I do all like everything's like by myself. So, really, >> we don't need anything. >> You don't want anybody to know where you are? >> Um, well, okay. So, like my one of my upstairs neighbor, he's one of like my best friends. I would like to let him know, but I also don't know his like number by like heart. >> Is it your phone? >> It is. >> Yeah. [Music] >> Yeah, sure. He's working right now, so I don't know if he will answer. Um, >> and it should be under my contacts as Cody cop. >> C O D Y. >> Yes. >> C. Cody cop. >> Yes. >> Cody cop. >> Yes. Oh, no. He's not a cop. >> He's not a cop. >> No, he works at one of the bars. He's not a cop. >> Okay, so I'll call him for you. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. He might not answer, but I doubt he will. >> But if he doesn't answer, then I don't have anyone to call. >> Hey, Cody. >> Um, >> hey. >> What? Wait, what do I say to him? >> Whatever you want. >> Um, I'm in trouble right now. I just want to let you know what >> I'm in trouble right now. I just want to let you know. >> What do you mean trouble? >> Like I'm in the back of a cop car. Don't laugh. It's horrible. >> I I'll explain later, but I just want to let you know. >> Wait, what? >> I said I'll explain later, but I just wanted to let you know. I'm on speaker with like everyone. >> What? >> What? >> No, I I didn't drink tonight. We just had dinner. >> You're fine. All right. Do you want me to talk to explain what's going >> He's f He fine. Okay. Yeah, I'll call you whenever I can. I just want to let you know. >> Okay. >> No, nobody else. >> Yeah, nobody else for good. >> Am I going to like be with like other people? >> Are you going to what? >> Like be with other people? >> Uh, not sure. >> Okay. >> Like Yeah. Yeah. There'll be like there'll be other people in here. >> Okay. To see people kind of scare me a little bit. >> Yeah, they're a little crazy around here. >> Hang tight for me. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. unbox this. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What are you going to school for? radiology. I want to be an extra tech. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm excited. It's really hard though. I've not been doing too good in school. But >> you have not been >> I I mean half and half. There's like a couple classes where it's like you really have to study >> cuz I have two jobs right now. So it's like really hard to balance. >> Where do you work? >> Yeah, I work at Aries and then I work at Reese. >> Okay. >> See those blue feet right there? >> Okay. Just stand those blue feet for her. Hello. >> What you here for? >> Uh, hit and run. >> First time. >> First time. Probably need that for you. You want to kill yourself? Oh, no. Do you have any [Music] facility? Okay. [Music] Yeah.