Open alcohol tower three. What up? Do you have your ID on you? Yeah, how old are you? How old are you? Wait, here, let me see the picture. Where are you guys from? UT? Where you from? You obviously know you can't have alcohol. You know you can't have alcohol. You had it in your hand when we rolled up. I watched you. It was standing right here, now it's over there. All right. Okay. Open alcohol tower three. Where do you go? UT? USF? South Florida? What year are you in? Fine. What year are you in? I'm in my final year. All right, do me a favor, grab that Twisted Tea, come over here. Come on up here, listen to this music. And now, right here. All right, this is not your license. Cuz I I got a pass on this. Uh, yes. Where's that by you? Give me a Give me a like a main city. Um, South pretty close to Lithia. Okay. North, South, East, West? Uh, I have no idea, actually. Do you know how far you are in relation to Philly? No. What about Wells Fargo? Wells Fargo? Yeah. No, I don't really know that area. Five police. All right, so you still have alcohol out here? Okay. Yep, put your hands behind your back. So, when I run that ID that you gave me, it comes back to a male. Yeah. What are you trying to say? What are you trying to say? Um, I'm not sure. Okay. So, February 7th, female. Female at this point. Okay, so Are we telling the truth? Yes or no? Your name, your age. Okay, you're That's So, the ID you presented me is fake, correct? Yes. Okay, that's why you're in handcuffs right now. Okay, how old are you? I'm 20. 20. So, you turned something real stupid into going to jail now. Okay. Okay? Yes, sir. Okay. Have a seat right here. What about my phone? Is it coming with you? What stuff is yours over there? Cuz you're obviously in a bikini, so. I have jean shorts Those jean shorts right there? Okay, do you have a bag? Yes, a butterfly bag. Butterfly bag, okay. Call one of your friends. Yeah, call one of your friends that I wasn't even really like drinking it. Like, it's not even my drink. I got you. And he's claiming I was trying to hide it when I We're not playing around. Okay? Alcohol is illegal. You're all under 21. That's 625. And then you want to present us with fake IDs, which is a felony. This is the place to play these games. Is this your bag? Um, yes, and my shirt is over there. It's a black zip 10-9. Oh, that's not mine. This is not yours, but these are yours? Copy. What is it? I got it. >> It's a black iPhone. Yeah, there's a phone in there. You have nobody else's stuff in here before we drive away? Just this phone? Where's your real ID? Uh, it's not on me. It's in my car. Someone, one of the girls come here. Go ahead, put these on. And now we're going to jail. Female. It's real nice video taping your friend get arrested. You took something real simple and and uh made a stupid decision. Yep. Now, we're going to sign the affidavit that way when we get to the jail it's signed. All right, so You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. Go ahead. It is not. What's your real birthday? Just curious. You know I'm a police officer, right? Okay. Why give a police officer a fake ID? Did you think that we could not figure out where you are? Or where that So, here's the deal. Honestly, goes a long way with me if it's not that serious. What makes it serious now is that you presented a false driver's license. Okay, if you were honest, this is how this would have went. If you were honest with me and said, "Hey, yeah, I'm 20." Like, just you know, whatever, have a fun hour, then we go to a simple civil parking, like a parking ticket, not a criminal, and we would have been on our way. That's how this would have went. And then I asked you multiple times, even asked you if you would lie about anything. If you wanted to take your story. If you would have done anything so simple, if you just said, "I'm not lying." Then we would not be in this position. Sarasota. Can you grab this on this side? This is for going I said can you drive drive us to L? When you get to the jail. Yeah, got it. Nope, she's under arrest. Where am I going? 360. No, 360. 537 female. Go ahead. 360 park. We start at >> That's my mom. Roger. Can you put me on the speaker and explain what's going Roger. What's up? Is he requesting? I didn't charge her. Yeah, it's in there. I mean, it's a key. Who got her? Who got a problem with him? Just because I lied and said I was 20. Provided a fake driver's license. I lied and said I was 20. Yeah, I lied and said I was 20. I don't really know what happened. I am so disappointed. What? Of course we're disappointed. We are so crazy. What if they want to press charges on us? The police officers that we lied to. What if they want to You know? Good. What if they press charges? It's what I mean. Can you say honest? Hello, ma'am. This is Officer Capone. Hi. Hi. I lied and said I was So, she had a twisted TV on the highway, which obviously we deal with all the time out here and we pulled up. She kind of tried to hide it behind her. Speaker. And I know it'll hurt. Any contact with her. Uh this would have went a very different way if she was honest. Presented a fictitious Pennsylvania driver's license to me. Um Okay. And stated that that was her true identity. I had to question her about stuff in the air. Uh when I ran it through our system, it came back to a a a legitimate person. Um gave her another opportunity to come clean about it. She stood by that was her. So, there's only so many chances we can give. Uh and then the truth came out obviously once we uh placed her handcuffs. So, I'm not charging her. It is a felony to provide a fictitious driver's license to police. Uh I'm not charging her with that. I don't see the need to ruin her life with a felony, but she's getting charged with two misdemeanors. One being uh possessing alcohol by someone under 21. And uh the other providing fake information to law enforcement. As I told her and I'll tell you, this would have went a very different way if she just said, "Yeah, I'm 20." You know? We would have Like I said, this is not the climate of the century. It's obviously a holiday. We got a job to do, but we can't help being a light, too. So, if she was honest, she would have just got a simple ticket and we would have been on our way. Um so, hopefully this is a a lesson to be learned here. You know, and the one thing I've always told her is to always be honest with the police officer. >> Right. Exactly. Um I know. I mean, I could I I thought obviously, you know, she deserves deserves to have this. Um is there any like like no remedy to like The wiggle room is that I didn't Yeah, the wiggle room is I'm not charging with the felony. Um So, like there I I can't I can't sit here and be running people and I'm cuz I potentially could be impacting this other gentleman's life that I'm running through uh a database, you know, because she's got an ID that doesn't belong to her. It belongs to somebody else. So, like I said, the state takes fake IDs very seriously. I'm just not choosing to really charge her with it cuz I don't want to ruin her life because she seems to have admitted it and she's trying to do the right thing. Uh because if I charge with a felony, it's the last thing I want to do and it'd have been a whole disaster. Um so, that is What happens next? Right. So, we don't we want to avoid that. Uh but I gave her multiple opportunities to come clean. My partner did. Uh so, you know, there's only so much we can do. We don't got time to sit here and go back and forth and and you know, it's a holiday. We got a job we got to do. We're out here. So, that's kind of where we're at. So, she's going to We're going to have a van come. She's got her personal belongings. She has a phone obviously. She's going to go down to the Pinellas County jail. She'll get booked in there. Um she'll probably get a small bond. Uh unless she wants to wait to see a judge tomorrow, she'll get final release on her own recognizance, but she'll get a bond within a couple hours. As long as her blood alcohol content is below 0.06, which I would believe it is cuz she does not seem too intoxicated. Um but obviously anything dealing with alcohol, we have to test people and make sure they're not drunk. Um so, but I don't think that should be an issue. But once that whole checks out, she'll be able to get bonded out and released. Um and then go from there. Um I'm trying to check if you guys are on your side of the state, correct? That's right. Okay. So, her friends know. They're aware. Uh she can probably make phone calls while she's down there. So, I'm sure one of them should probably come and grab her. The bond is probably going to be small. Uh under a thousand it should be. Okay. I'm going to see her in jail. All right. Here she is. Hi, Mom. What did you do? You really [ __ ] up. Yeah, you did. You I I You would have gotten I don't know. You [ __ ] up. Yeah. Real bright bad choice, honey. I I'm not going to pick you up. So, you're going to have to figure it out. Okay. All right. If you wait to see the judge tomorrow, you wait. station. You want me to see a judge tomorrow? Um I don't know. If you wait to see the judge, they'll probably just release you. They're not going to keep you. They'll let you know why. You'll get released on your own recognizance. Okay. I'll stay here today, sir. No, if she waits, so how it works typically is once you get booked in, unless you you know, commit some crazy crime, everybody gets a bond. Right? So, once you get booked in, you go through that whole process. If you're able to post that bond, you can get released right away. If your global if it's alcohol like you global uh below 0.06, you can get released right away. If she waits, everybody sees a judge the next morning if they stay in jail and then the judge can set their own bond rules. Most likely in a situation like this, they'll just release her without any bond. Okay. So, you know, but if she wants to get out like in a couple hours, she's got to post some sort of bond. Okay. And if that Say the bond is $750, let's say. If you can't post that, but you want to get out, you go to a bail bondsman, usually you give them 10%. Okay. You get You pay them 75 bucks and then you're on a bail. You get on release on bond. What happens if I don't know. I don't know. Yep. So, if you also if you go to if you just Google Pinellas County who's in jail, um if you uh search her name obviously, but it's not going to be there right away. But obviously cuz they got to get something Google. And like a couple hours I would say, you can like track her see where she's at, see what bond she gets, you know, just in case if she doesn't call you or if you're just wondering. Okay. So, Thank you. We appreciate it. All right. They're going to take these handcuffs off and put them in the front of you. When they do that, we're going to have you put on this. All right. Can you just unclip for me, please? All right. You can have that. The license is yours. The breathalyzer. All right. Open up both toes. Well, I'm All right. You want to put You want to put this on her? That's fine. She's getting booked. She's getting booked first. Someone have to pick her up from the jail. Yep. What the problem? Is there a legit shirt in there or is this a shirt? Shirts um what we remember was wearing shoes and a jacket. Oh, wait. That's her phone. The shirt It's really not doing much, but whatever. But I'm not seeing >> Mhm.