She pointed the gun at the person and told her she was going to bust her. >> What? I DID NOT SAY THAT. >> ALL RIGHT. HE'S STARTING TO MOVE. >> YEAH, he's running. >> He just fell down. >> Come on, mother. >> Okay. >> Think I can't do it. I know. >> Black or black belt. >> Florida man. Wild stories involving residents of the sunshine state have been making headlines for years and for good reason. First, we're in South Beach, Miami, where a man allegedly tried to steal a jet ski, then jumped into the ocean and took off his swim trunks. It's Sunday, April 2nd, 2023. Police responded to a report that a man had tried to take a jet ski available for rent without permission. >> One of the key So you guys never you guys never gently recorded >> actually? He tried to grab the paper from the >> he grabbed the paddles. >> The business manager tells police the man broke a paddle and tried to hit him in the head with it before going into the water. Police on shore wait for marine patrol to arrive, but the water is too shallow for the boats to get too close. That's when the suspect decides to strip down in full view of everyone on the beach, including children. the second he >> the man can be heard yelling and even singing in multiple languages. The officers tried to get him to come out of the ocean, but it's not working. >> Eventually, several fellow beachgoers took matters into their own hands. They surrounded the suspect in the water and eventually dragged him to the sand. Get him in the water. back. >> The officers cover him up with a towel and drag him from the water up onto the beach, then put him onto the back of a golf cart. >> You guys hitting me? Shame on you. >> Nobody's hitting me. They took him to be looked over by first responders, putting him onto a stretcher and into an ambulance. The suspect tells officers his name is Neil, but is eventually identified as Yakiv Levi. He was arrested and charged with aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, lewd behavior, aggravated battery, providing a false name after arrest, and grand theft. Next, we're in Tampa, Florida. It's just after 700 p.m. on Christmas Eve 2023. According to police, 34year-old Eleazar Armando Reyes Rios crashed his car, but when an officer arrived to try to help him, Rios took off running, eventually climbing a fence into a construction site. The Hillsboro County Sheriff's Office used its helicopter to track him. >> All right, we do have a subject just north of a tree. He's on the souththeast corner. Looks like it's uh he's in a covert. He's You won't be able to see him from where you're at because it's a covert, I just realized. But you all are right across from him. >> Rios doesn't seem too concerned about what's going on as he lays underneath the tree. >> Yeah, just so you all know, he's just sort of casually laying there with his arms behind his head. >> He even starts to make dirt angels with his arms. Rios then decides to leave his hiding place and try to make a run for it, but that doesn't go exactly to plan. All right. He's starting to move. >> Yeah, he's running. He just fell down. He's running towards the west. >> The sheriff's office sent in an officer with his canine who was able to take Rios into custody. >> Get on the ground. Sheriff, get on the ground or you're going to get bit. Get on the ground or you're going to get bit. Hey, this is your final warning. Get on the ground or you're going to get bit. Ryos was charged with leaving the scene of an incident driving with a cancelled suspended or revoked license, trespassing on a construction site, and resisting an officer without violence. Now, we move to Cocoa, Florida. And this time, it's a Florida woman who's in trouble with the law. Police responded to a McDonald's fast food restaurant on March 16th, 2023 around 11 p.m. for a report of a woman threatening employees with a gun. They found Quave Young inside her SUV at the drive-thru window. >> Put that gun away. Put it down. >> The officers get Young out of the car and put her in handcuffs. >> What is the problem? >> Apparently, they saw your gun and they thought >> it's in the It's in the car. I have it in my car. That's where I have it. >> Okay. I'm just tell >> it's no big deal. She got mad because she she got mad because I asked for my order. That was the problem. I didn't do nothing. And all I said was, "I'm still waiting on my number one order because I asked for it. Now I'm trying to go home." She got mad and was on some crazy I'm like, "What are you talking about?" So I I'm wait I'm still here waiting. >> I got a gun from her and I'M STILL WAITING. >> WE don't know all that. >> I don't care. That's the crazy part. She can She can say what she want to say. That's weird. I'm still here waiting on my damn order. >> Young is insistent that this is all some sort of misunderstanding. >> What is being stopped from? What is the problem? >> I just told you. No, you do not, sir. No, you didn't. >> She saw your gun. >> Okay. >> That you were threatening. >> I did not threaten her with nothing, sir. >> At all. I did not threaten her with nothing. >> That's what we're here to do. >> No, I've been sitting in the car. Why would I threaten someone? I'm still sitting in my car waiting on my damn order. That doesn't make any sense. >> I don't know. >> She don't She's not making any sense. >> That's what we're here to figure out. >> According to the employees, Young ordered a meal that wasn't on the menu and became irate when they told her she needed to order something else. She reportedly drove up to the first window and again demanded the off menu meal. >> She pointed the gun at the person and told that she was going to bust her. >> WHAT? I DID NOT SAY THAT. She's a damn liar. >> You want to watch the video? >> No, she's not going to sit here and lie on me like that. No, she's not going to do that. And I'm going to call my mom right now cuz she That's weird as hell. You can get my um No, I'm going to get my I'm going to get my um phone. Thank you. So, >> she's a He's a liar. She's aing liar. An officer goes inside to talk to the McDonald's employees and check out store security video. And it's not good news for Young when he comes back out. >> You want to put her in the car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? What? What did I do? >> What did I do? Can you tell me? >> I made an assault. >> Assault of what? >> What you said? Assault? >> Uh, assault. Like, how is that assault? I didn't. >> Oh, you you telling somebody that you're going to hurt them. You got a gun next to you. >> I didn't tell her I was going to hurt her. >> Oh, that's what her saying. >> That's the call that we got. >> Young was taken to jail where she continued to repeat that she hadn't done anything wrong while she was being booked. >> I didn't even do nothing. All I said was all she didn't get my order right. Then I have already I mean that it was in my car anyways. I didn't say that I was going to shoot her or even point it towards her. So that in and of itself is a second misdemeanor to have it open in your vehicle. >> I didn't assault her. >> I just did a change about it. I can't either. >> Young was then charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, open carrying of a firearm, and driving with a suspended license. She's expected back in court for a status hearing at the end of January. Next, we head to Davenport, Florida. It's Monday, November 13th, 2023. Deputies responded to a neighborhood where two suspects, a man and a woman, were apparently breaking into cars. Surveillance video captures what happened when police showed up to the scene. The white sedan speeding past the deputies is the suspect car. They're driving around trying to find an exit, but the subdivision only has one. When the suspects turned around, they ended up crashing into a car that was fortunately unoccupied. It's a good thing the deputy decided to move his cruiser because the white car ends up landing where it was parked just moments later. 31-year-old Rebecca Kosub was taken to a hospital with a fractured leg from the crash. 37year-old Timothy Hoji was booked for a burglary of an unoccupied vehicle, petty larseny, fleeing police, possession of meth, and resisting arrest. He'll be back in court at the end of February. And get this, on his neck is the tattoo, quote, "All gas, no breaks." Both Kib and Hoji have a long criminal history with dozens of felonies and misdemeanors between them. Next, we're in Flaggler County where officials say a man stole an expensive electric scooter from a Target store, then started to assemble it right outside. It's April 3rd, 2023. A witness says a man took a Razer brand escooter valued at more than $500 out of the store without paying for it. >> What's going on, man? >> Stand up. >> Huh? >> Stand up. I'm going to detain you for a second. >> The man, who was later identified as Patrick Vanderen Miller, was cooperative with the deputy to a point. >> Did you buy this scooter? >> You don't want to answer that question? The deputy arrested Vander Maiden Miller and found drug paraphernalia in his pocket. He was charged with petty lararseny and possession of drug paraphernalia and held on a $2,000 bond. Now we're back in Pulk County where another man was arrested for theft. And it's what he's accused of stealing that really made the headlines. 26-year-old Toby Foster turned himself into the sheriff's office after apparently being caught on video taking ingredients for a cocktail from an apartment. Deputies say on November 23rd, 2023 around 5:30 in the morning, Foster broke into an apartment and stole vodka and orange juice, the common ingredients for a screwdriver. Foster was caught on surveillance camera. He was charged with burglary of a dwelling and petty larseny. Now we're in Port Orange, just south of Daytona Beach. It's Tuesday, May 9th, 2023 at 12:30 in the afternoon. Police responded to a smoke shop on a report of a man being disruptive and threatening workers. >> Um, I don't know if he is still sitting out there at the moment. Um, he might be the guy at Alberto's, >> but I called about him causing a disturbance and he's come here quite a few times already and has bothered me and customers and makes me very uncomfortable. He said a lot of vulgar things to me and he likes to grab things and try and come by the counter. So kind of want him trespassed. >> The officer finds William Busy in the same shopping center. Busy tells the officer he has a question. >> I was arrested about 8 months ago. >> Okay, back up for me a little bit, please. >> I was arrested eight months ago and I spent 18 months in prison, which was not fun. >> I'm so glad to be out. But anyways, I'm suing the Valia County Sheriff. I'm suing. This is all with my lawyer. It's currently underway. >> What's your question? Just get to that. >> If I sue the Port Orange Police Department and they give me $250,000, that's taxfree, right? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. I'll have to talk to my accountant about that. >> Okay. >> The officer then tries to get things back on track. >> You are now trespassed from the store, which means you cannot go in there anymore. Do you understand that? >> All right. Then she'll have to set my stuff outside then. >> What stuff? I have $2,000 worth of merchandise that she's holding. >> Busy's demeanor suddenly changes and he becomes incredibly combative. >> No, she said that she rung a bunch of stuff up for you and you never >> go ask her, you mother. >> Okay, >> come over here and I'll kick the out of you. >> Come on, mother. >> Okay, you think I can't do it? I know. >> Don't want to do this black belt and go. >> You understand? You're trespassing the store, correct? I'll take your gun and walkie-talkie. >> Okay. >> And I'll drive off in your patrol car. >> Okay. You understand? You're trespassing from the store, CORRECT? >> YES, I UNDERSTAND YOU, MOTHER. >> OKAY. >> NOW, get the out of my face. >> I'm 12t away from you. Not in your face at all. Okay. >> Busy just threw a piece of lunch meat at the officer. And the cop at this point has had enough. >> Wait a minute. Don't put your hand back. Okay. Okay. Put your hand behind your back right now. >> You're under arrest. Put your other hand behind. Put your other hand behind your back right now. >> Right now. Put your other hand behind your back. >> Jesus Christ. >> Put your hand behind your back right now. >> Busy tells the officer that his arrest will only lead to more legal action. >> This is another lawsuit. I'm suing you for a million, 10 million, whatever. Wait till my lawyer gets a hold of this. >> Right now, you're under arrest for battery on a law enforcement officer for throwing something at me. Oh, piece of lunch. >> Yeah. Well, don't do it. Why would you throw some at me? >> Cuz you pissed me off. >> Oh, there you go. >> Busy continues to prove that he's a man who doesn't quite know when to quit. >> You're lucky I didn't have my pocket knife with me. That's your death right now. >> Busy was booked for battery on a police officer. In October, Busy was sentenced to 200 days in jail. Next, we're back in Flaggler County where a man allegedly punched his neighbor in the face, then jumped into a canal to try to get away from police. >> What are you doing, >> dude? What are you doing this for? >> It's Sunday, November 19th, 2023, just before 5:00 p.m. Flaggler County deputies say Philip McGra walked into his neighbor's garage and then hit him. Both men ended up in the street and McGraw's stepdad pulled up in a truck. McGra hopped in and the men took off. Deputies tried to do a traffic stop, but the stepfather kept driving, eventually ending up back where it all started. That's when deputies say McGraw jumped into the water and swam through multiple canals to try to avoid capture. >> You have any weapons on you? >> Pull up. >> McGra ended up going to jail soaking wet. Deputies charged him with unarmed burglary of an occupied dwelling, simple battery, petty theft, and resisting an officer without violence. McGra entered a no contest plea and was ordered to pay almost $300 in fines and go to jail for 30 days. Now, we go to PK County where a man delivering for Door Dash allegedly wanted more for his services than just a tip on the app. identified by the sheriff's office as Salem, dropping off a customer's Taco Bell order in May of 2023. He looks directly at the camera several times before taking a photo of the food for proof of delivery. But then he decides to take an Amazon package from the front stoop and puts it under his shirt. The customer then reported the theft to the sheriff's office and they subpoenaed Door Dash to identify the driver. See was arrested and charged with burglary and petty theft for taking the package which had an oil filter inside worth only about $8. Our last stop on this Florida man journey is in Citrus County where the sheriff's office featured a Florida woman on its Warren of the week social media post in November 2023. The sheriff's office posted a photo of Stacy Usher who apparently tried to hide from deputies inside of a couch. Deputies had been searching for her after they say she violated her probation by selling fentanyl. Usher is a convicted felon in multiple Florida counties with a history of drug fraud, grand theft, and using bogus checks. >> You got you got any clothes with you, man? Where you clean? >> Do not I'm not doing that. >> Stop. You can't you can't be drunk, piss in ice buckets, yell at security, get in their face. >> I'D HAVE A BETTER TIME IN PRISON. Y'all made me so miserable. >> It's April 1st, 2025, when deputies attempt to stop 33-year-old Matthew Richardson, but he refuses to pull over. Dash cam video shows Richardson speeding through parking lots and side roads, leading authorities on a wild chase that stretches into another county. The pursuit involves multiple patrol units and several pit maneuvers as deputies struggle to bring Richardson to a stop. After multiple attempts, deputies finally trap his vehicle and take him into custody. Richardson is charged with aggravated fleeing, resisting arrest, and reckless driving. It's January 27, 2025 when Florida Highway Patrol attempts to stop a driver acting erratically, stopping, speeding off, and dropping off a passenger along the way. Oat. Ow. Ow. Ow. RPG. Ow. GOT IT. That driver is later identified as 36-year-old Keith Devo and he's wearing a Dalmatian onesie. >> Quick and then we'll take him to the hospital. Whatever you guys did get over My stomach. >> Your stomach too. >> Yeah. Bottled water, I tell you. >> Oh my god. >> My leg and everything. He's got a bunch of >> Yeah. So, he's also got dog. He's going to have to get snitches. So, got a dog bite. >> Hey, kick kick back in. >> Hey, boss. You know if they ever recovered my phone last night? >> Uh, not that I know of. >> Okay. >> The only you're talking about out of your truck. Uh yeah, my finger is either in my truck or I'm somewhere on the path back here. >> Yeah. No, not that I know of. The only thing I know that got taken out of your trunk is the drug paraphernalia and stuff that's in the back of my car. >> Okay. >> The deputy went to go get you a chair, but in the meanwhile, you can go ahead and slip your feet out. >> All right. Thanks. >> What the heck's wrong with your ankles? >> Up. >> I see that. But like from >> I got open ones. >> That's not from today. Those are old, right? >> Yeah, most of them. >> Okay. All right. >> You need to get up or you need help? >> Troopers say Devo refused to comply and fled from the traffic stop before eventually being taken into custody. He was arrested and charged with fleeing and eluding law enforcement, reckless driving, and resisting arrest. It's May 1st, 2024, just before 3:00 a.m. when Bell A Isle police find a man asleep in his vehicle on the side of the road. Officers try to get his identification, but the driver, known only as Carlos, refuses several times before eventually complying. >> You were just calling for it? >> Yeah, he wanted my ID. >> Oh, okay. You got your ID? >> Yeah. So, if you don't need it, then we good. >> Yeah. Yeah, we can take your ID. >> It's okay. If you don't need it, we good, sir. I'm sorry. >> Well, like I said, we we'll take your ID. Okay. No, we're good, sir. >> What's up? >> Say we good, sir. Thank you. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, but I need your ID that you just call me over here for. >> No, I was talking to the other gentleman, Mr. Wilson or Wilkinson. >> Officer Matthews. >> I think that's his name. >> Yeah. So, I'm going to take him your ID. Let me get your ID. You okay, man? The light's way over there. And it's like >> my light eye is very sensitive. >> Your eyes are very sensitive. >> My eye is very sensitive. >> Okay. To what? To light. >> Yes. >> Okay. Cuz the light is over there and you're still like this. >> You You'll understand how sensitive it is. My eyes is supposed to be at at 15 or 20. Average eye. My eyes swoll up to to uh 89 and it's still above normal. And so that light irritates it. >> So even if the light's not in your eye, >> sir, please. I'm being it's cordial. I >> Yeah. So am I. >> I'm asking you a simple question. Even if the light's not in your eye, it bothers you. >> Even if it's not directly in the eye, it's very sensitive. So this light, would you agree this is just like a headlight on another vehicle? >> No, that light is a little bit more intense. >> Oh, no. This is the same as a headlight on a vehicle. >> When the headlight the headlight is coming, I I I look to the side. I don't look directly at the headlights. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And and the >> Yeah. If if if a headlight is bothering you, man, I don't know if you should be out the way driving. >> Confrontational, sir. The light indirectly it bothers my >> No, of course. Yeah. No, that's not confrontational at all. It's just a simple conversation. Even >> I'll let him know cuz we might have to we might have to sign you up for uh for >> I don't need all that. >> Well, if you if you can't see headlights coming at you, man, I mean, that's pretty dangerous. So, >> I'll let him know. I'll give him a heads up. Okay. >> Never said I can't see headlights coming at me. You're making up words. >> Well, I'm just asking you. This is equivalent to a headlight and you're saying it's it's too bright for you and it's not even in your face. >> So, if you have other cars coming at you, I mean, you're a danger to the other public. >> No, the light is exactly where it's at right now. >> Okay. All right, hang tight for us. Yeah, you can definitely smell it. Um, he also the light is like towards his dashboard more than on him. He's like, >> and I'm like, um, he says he has issues with the light. And I'm like, even the side of your face? He said, yeah, his his eyes are extremely sensitive. So, I was like, you know, this this flashlight is equivalent to the headlight of another vehicle. I said, we do have the option as law enforcement officers to um >> I told him the same thing and I told him that we I pointed at the dashboard, not at >> Well, did you tell them that that we have the option to to have him go get reertified for his driver's license? >> No, I didn't. >> Yeah, I explained that to him. So, I was like, because if you can't see a headlight coming at you, you're out on the roadway at this time of the night. Probably not safe for you to be driving if you're saying lights bother your eyes that much. Then he was like, "Oh, no, no, no, it's not the light." and he got he got upset and I'm like well which one is it? You can't see because the light is too bright and you have a eye condition that you're talking about or because at the end of the day it can't be both. If you can't see headlights which this is equivalent to headlight then we need to get you re-examined. Yeah. >> All right. >> He was adamant about like not giving me that too as well. >> I asked him four times for it. So >> yeah, he didn't want to. He said it was somewhere in his car. And >> were you able to find him? >> Yeah. Does he have a valid? >> The way he was acting was like something somebody. >> After officers smell burnt cannabis, they ask Carlos to step out of the vehicle. He refuses, forcing officers to pull him out. >> All right, Carlos. So, all right, boss. So, what I'll have you do, okay, I'll have you step out with me. Okay. Well, I'm not asking. Body cam shows Carlos fighting with police and attempting to run before being tackled and detained. >> I'm no one's reaching for nothing, sir. >> I'm telling you. May get us call a supervisor, please. Sir, >> no sir. No, sir. No, sir. Carlos, this is illegal, sir. I'm asking you, >> sir. This is illegal. What you doing to me is illegal, sir. What you doing to me IS ILLEGAL. CARLOS, STOP REACHING. STOP REACHING. STOP REACHING. STOP REACHING. STOP the car. Stop. >> Get out. Help me. [screaming] Help. HELP. You're taking [laughter] Stop. YOU'RE GOING TO GET OUT. [screaming] STOP. GET OUT THE CAR. Get out the car. That's what YOU [screaming] [groaning] >> I'm not I'm not I'm Z. I'm Zach. >> Stop. >> I'm Zach. >> You made me sir. >> Stop. >> Sir, please stop. >> Please, sir. Please, sir. >> I mean, you need medical. >> Put your hand behind your back now. I got you. >> Oh, stop. >> My balls. My balls. >> Grab >> his arm. My balls. >> Sir, Matthew, I'm not pleased. I'm not. >> You already ran over the car. I didn't do that. He yanked me out of the car, sir. My wrist. I'm not running. >> STOP REALISTIC. >> I'M NOT. Look how you doing my arm. Sir, >> I got hit. >> Please. Look how you do my sir. >> Stop realistic. >> Run, sir. >> I'll tell you. I'm tell I'mma tell you once. All right, >> sir. I told you what I do whatever you ask. >> All right. I'mma clean you up and don't do anything stupid. Okay. >> All right. On three. One, two, three. >> I promise. Sir, sir, sir, sir, sir. Wait. >> Please. I got I got cocky on me. My wrist, >> my shoulder, please, sir. >> Let's go. Come on, sir. Take a walk, please. Let me move. >> Let's go. Give me a moment. Give me a moment. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. >> My wrist. >> Which car is yours? Yours? >> Uh yours? >> Yeah. >> Where's yours at? >> The second one. Right there. >> Right here. Get up. >> I told you right there. I told you to do whatever you like. Please. >> I can't if he has my leg, ma'am. Please. My wrist. My wrist. I can't. >> It's not my leg to be comfortable, >> sir. I'm trying. >> I'm not I won't do that. >> So, then stand up. >> If you move your leg, please. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> There you go. >> Cool. Just spread your feet forward. >> Stand right there. >> Just spread your feet a little bit more. >> All right. Hand tight. >> Whatever you like. >> Yeah. Just stay there. Okay. You have anything in your pockets that's going to harm us? Stick us like that? No. Okay. >> I just want you to >> Please, sir. >> Unfortunately, hiccups are not made to be comfortable. So, I can >> It's the way they're put on, sir. It's the way they put on. >> They're put on like that cuz you just had officer ran over cuz you put the car in drive. >> No, sir. >> You escalated this whole situation. At this point, I'm trying. Just don't say anything. Okay. >> I'm trying to get the car, put it in park, and you drive me through on the ground. >> Anything in your pocket that's going to hurt me, stab me. >> No, sir. This search is illegal. This search is illegal. You're supposed to bring a supervisor here. >> You didn't You didn't read me my rights. This is illegal. >> Get up in that one. There you go. Just hang tight. Come on. Up. Up. Up. >> Can you please adjust this one? >> I'm not the one to charge her. Okay. >> Watch your legs. >> His charges remain unknown. It's February 7th, 2024 when a woman reportedly rams her car through the gate at Patrick Space Force Base. 102. I'll have stick set up at 85th and US1 just in case it turns westbound over the bridge. >> That woman, later identified as Krishna Janoski, is accused of carjacking a vehicle with her four-year-old son still in the back seat and fleeing in it across Bard and Indian River counties. Deputies deploy stop sticks and pinch in the vehicle, forcing a pit stop and apprehending Janowski after she attempts to flee on foot. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. On the ground now. On the ground now. [screaming] Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. Take her down. That's fine. Get on the ground. >> Her son is safely removed from the back seat. >> Hi, sweetie. How are you? Are you cold? >> I'm sorry, baby. >> Can I put this on you? >> Okay, here. Let me get this off. Okay. We're just making sure she's okay. Okay. >> All right, sweetie. Come here. Come here. Grab your blanket for me. Far away. >> 20 miles. >> That's not too bad. That's not too bad. Okay. Do you like candy? Okay. Are you allergic to anything? >> Yeah. >> What are you allergic to? >> You don't know? >> Okay. All right. Let me get you to scoot in. >> That's fine. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. He's fine. Thank you. >> Okay. My name is Deputy Perez. I'm with the University Sheriff's Office. Okay. I need to read your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have your lawyer present while you are being questioned. What caused all of this? Why did this start? Here is so my sister apparently got involved with somebody that was selling drugs or something and I didn't know. And then we're painting cuz I wasn't nursing and I was painting with her. >> Mhm. >> And >> like painting jobs. >> Yeah. My both of my parents are painters. So we were painting this house and this guy tried to take me down three times >> tonight. No, this was >> before I left. And ever since that happened, they've been chasing me around. >> What do you mean by taking you down? Taking you down? Like pinning you down, hurting you? What? >> Yeah. Grabbing me off the ladder, putting me down on the ground three or four different times, grabbing me. I finally left. And then I didn't go back. But then after I left, I was threatened. And there there was um he said, "You know, I usually get what I want and all this stuff." And then they were just threatening like threatening me saying, "Oh, get out of town. Get out of town." And then when I was trying to get out of town, there was like drug dealers driving all around. And like Mike was with me. He saw it all. My dad saw it all. I had like veterans driving with me the whole way through the highway on my trip back from my dad's house to here. >> Where did your dad live? >> My dad. Sorry, my hair is not >> here. Well, tell me if you don't mind. >> Are you okay with me doing that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Where did you say you're originally from? >> I'm from originally South Carolina. Then I lived in New York, but we lived in Melbourne. And then I found out some weird stuff was happening with my son and the guy that we were living with. So we left there. >> What do you mean by that? >> Like sexual weird things. >> Something happened to your son? >> Yeah, like sexually weird things. I reported it to the school and all that and they finally took, you know, they took me off probation. So now I can I was supposed to be able to leave, but then I went to where I was supposed to go and nobody was there. >> What do you mean? You you went to where you were? >> I went to my friend's house. >> What friend? >> My friend Mike. >> Uhhuh. >> He's the only person that's been there for me and I went to his house and it's really the only place we have to stay and then he wasn't there and he wasn't answering the door and he told me there was a key under the door and I've been getting all these messages to my phone and my sister saying, "Oh, I called you." And all this, but then nobody's answering the phone. And I don't know, there's just really weird stuff going on. What led to tonight's incident then? >> Tonight I went over there >> and >> to where is there? >> I went over to Mike's and like I just talked to him before I left. I went over there and he said, "Yeah, I'm here. Um I would stay here." >> Um or I would come there, but I had the girls so I was going to go over there. I got there and then there was nobody there. >> Mhm. And then um I was scared of the the drug dealers and the police to be honest with you after what happened the last time that I got arrested. >> Okay. >> And the sheriff have been there for me ever since this happened when I left and went to my house. >> So what did you do after you left Mike's house? >> So I left Mike's house and then I went to the space station. And >> what's at the space station >> or not? I left the hotel that I was at the Holiday Inn where all the veterans were. They were all there. They were all like apparently waiting for me. I don't know if they they were protecting me or what. So, I left and then there was people following me. So, I don't know. I honestly felt like I needed to get out of Palm Bay and away from those cops. >> And have your cell phone on you the entire time? >> No, I dropped my cell phone because like I said, I dropped it on on Malibar. um between the there's the gas station and before you get on the highway like in between right there in the median. >> Okay. So you when you said you went to the space station, what's at the space station >> or not to the space? Well, I went to there because I I don't know. I just felt like I needed to get away from the police and end. >> What happened when once you were at the space station? >> When I got to the space station, I tried to give them my information and then they told me to pull over, but like I said, these people who have been driving in front of me, like veterans and stuff like that, >> like guiding me. >> I know it sounds crazy. Okay. So, you get to they tell you to pull over. Then what? >> They tell me to go over there and I followed the veteran because they, you know, they like flashed their lights and they've been doing that with me the whole way home. And there's been like drug dealers on bikes taking pictures of me. When you were at the space station, did you go through any doors, any gates, anything? >> Yeah, I went through the gates. >> You went through the gates? Did you actually go through they actually open it for you or did you actually go through them? >> Okay. So, they didn't actually open the gates for you. >> You drove through the gates. >> I followed that car. Well, I didn't bust through the gate. I followed the car and then when I got to the car, they pulled over and then that guy was sitting in that car. >> What guy was in what car? >> The guy was the car that I was driving. >> Mhm. >> He was in that car, right? And then I pulled up beside him when the police were chasing me and I jumped in the car and I put my son in the back and I crouched down in the front because I felt like I was going to get shot at. >> So whose car is this then? >> The car you're driving. Who Who does that belong to? >> That car? >> Yeah, that's the car that was it that was literally just in the space station. So somebody else was driving it before you took it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then the cops arrested him and let me take it. >> So who was that? That guy. >> I don't know. >> Okay. So you took the car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did that guy give you permission? >> He let me take it. Yeah. >> What was his name? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I swear I don't I have no idea. >> And you said you just pulled up to him? >> Yeah, I pulled up. >> So Have you ever seen this man before in your life? No. >> So, this man doesn't know you and he let you take his car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you threw you put your son in the backseat of the car and then took off. >> Yeah. >> Okay. When you took off, what happened after you left? >> I don't know. I followed the green lights. >> The green lights. Okay. Did you see the police cars behind you with their lights and sirens? >> Yeah. >> I was scared of the police. I wanted to be with the sheriff's. >> Okay. Well, do you understand the sheriff was actually behind you as well in >> I didn't know that. Okay. But you never stopped to actually talk to anyone. >> This is what led to all of this. I understand that. >> But we can only react to how you're acting. >> I know, >> right? >> And I'm telling you now that >> I need help. >> I need help with me and my son. I need to get police from our counties. There's been weird just really weird stuff. >> What's a phone number for you? So once you entered our county and you saw the two additional deputies behind you. Okay. Okay. And then and then you had flat tires because we we >> Well, I pulled over once I saw that there was a sheriff to be honest when I didn't see the sheriff's before. >> Okay. But you saw the lights and sirens even on this side once you cross that bridge into the county. >> I don't I don't want to say anymore without a lawyer. I'm sorry. >> All right. So, I want you to understand that you are being placed under arrest for fleeing and eloing. You are also being placed under arrest for stolen vehicle and child endangerment. Nope. Have a seat. Don't do this. I'm not trying to be rude with you and I'm not trying to be mean. Stay in the car. I'm not asking you to move at this moment. Okay. [snorts] Lose my baby. Janowski is charged with fleeing and eloping law enforcement, grand theft, auto, child neglect, unauthorized entry onto a military installation, and damage to government property. It's February 13th, 2025 when Broward County troopers attempt to stop a motorcycle speeding down Griffin Road. The rider, later identified as Francisco Antonio Lasano, ignores commands to pull over and takes off, weaving through traffic and driving into oncoming lanes. Move the right. I'll give you a warning if you pull over. You heard? I'll give you a warning if you pull over. Just pull over. Okay. There he is. He just the motor and running. We are going through Just pull over, bro. Lasano crosses medians, drives against traffic, and eventually slams into a patrol car before fleeing on foot. Troopers catch up and take him into custody. He allegedly admits he ran because he had marijuana in his bag, though only residue was found. 1033 Records show his license was suspended with no motorcycle endorsement and the bike he was riding had been reported stolen. It's February 2024 when Broward Sheriff's deputies respond to a disturbing site at Fort Lauderdale Airport. A man completely naked and apparently intoxicated strolling through the terminal. The suspect identified as Martin Evoff refuses to cooperate as officers move in. My name is Martina. >> Where are you from? Have >> you come with us? >> What? Let's Let's Let's try and get you outside. >> Outside? >> Yeah. Yeah. We got to get you. You can't be hanging out. >> Come on. Come on. We can get you coat. Come on. Come this way. We're going to get you coat. >> Can I try to um >> Yeah. Out out here. He He's got a coat. >> What is your name? >> My whole car is out there. You'll see this one. >> Come on. Come on. Let's come this way. Angelo. My name's Angelo. Come on. Really? >> Yeah. Come on. Come on. YEAH. >> LADY. >> OKAY. Out yet? 100 goals. They're just going out. Nice. Nice. 94 point, please. You want to roll him over? >> Yeah. We're going to have to try through that. >> Yeah. >> See if you can see if you can get grab his arm. Okay. It wasn't going anywhere. Trust me. >> Hey Vicki, give me your arm. Make it easy. >> Almost. It's all good. Yeah, I can sit here forever. You're not going anywhere. Vic, you're not going anywhere. So, don't worry about it. >> Come towards me. I mean, if you want him to loosen him. >> V. Come on. Take >> his best. >> Thank you. Thank you, guys. I can do it. >> No, they're hurting. They're hurting. >> The handcuffs. >> No, the handcuffs. Yeah, the handcuffs. Can I set up? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. The sheet's going to fall. >> Yeah. I'll grab it around this way. Bring your feet this way. >> My feet. >> Oh, he's so nice now. >> Can you Can you at least the right one, please? >> I can move. Really? >> You have to get up. >> Yeah. You got to get up in order to do it. You got to get up. >> Can I get up? >> Yep. Yep. Yep. You can get up. Yeah. Yeah. You can get up. Swing. Swing over that way. >> There you go. Yeah. See, you got it. Evimov is arrested after resisting law enforcement. He now faces a series of charges, including battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence and disorderly conduct. It's May 11, 2022, just past 11 p.m. when Broward Sheriff's deputies pull over a Ford Focus in Tamarak for suspicious behavior. The driver, later identified as 38-year-old Tukori Wilton Chichister, claims to be a sovereign American national and refuses to lower his windows or exit the vehicle. >> Let me have your driver license on your registration. >> Huh? >> Don't have driver license. >> You don't have driver license. You don't have registration. So what you doing >> jurisdiction? I don't drive. I travel >> jurisdiction, man. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Get out of the vehicle. >> No. >> Turn off Turn off the car. I get out of the vehicle. Turn off the car and get out of the vehicle. >> You really going to violate me right here? >> Yes. Turn off the car. I get out of the vehicle, sir. This is the last time that I'm going to ask you for it. I gave you my national national identification card, man. >> Get out of the vehicle, sir. >> You are really violating a national. >> Do you need a Freudia driver license? Not this. >> I don't drive, sir. I'm not in your jurisdiction. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Can you call your supervisor? >> My jurisdiction is Brow County. >> Can you call your supervisor? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Can you call your >> Sir I need to make this a lot easier on yourself by just exiting the vehicle. >> Listen, can you call? >> Just get out of the vehicle. >> We've asked you more than once now. We've asked you a few times. >> Can you call your supervisor? >> Get out of the vehicle, sir. >> I'm not getting >> You need a driver license to drive in the state of Florida. >> My driver's license. I don't need registration. I don't need none of that. I'm not sir. Get out of the vehicle. >> Counselor jurisdiction. That's the law. It's on my window. See my out of the vehicle. >> Get out my flag. >> Get out of the vehicle, sir. >> Call your Call your Call your supervisor. >> Okay. This is the last one for you to get out of the vehicle. >> Can you call your supervisor for me? >> Sir, if you don't get out of the car, we're going to take you out of the car. Understand that. We're asking you to go ahead and just step to the back. >> We can do this the easy way or the hard way. You choose. >> So, you're going to violate. >> Nobody's violating your rights. We're asking >> You are violating my rights by telling me to get out of my vehicle. >> Okay. So, I'm violating your right. Get out of the vehicle. You can't violate the law. >> Get out of the vehicle, sir. >> Call your supervisor. >> I don't going to call my supervisor. Get out of the vehicle. >> Call your supervisor. >> When you get out of the car and you step back in, we'll call our supervisor. We want to talk to you here right now. I need your supervisor here right now. Right now. I am not exiting my my uh uh conveyor. >> Yes, you are exiting your vehicle. >> No, I'm not. >> Call your supervisor for me, >> sir. This is the last time that I'm going to ask you. >> Call your supervisor. >> Four alpha 7 >> 4. >> Call your supervisor >> cuz you're violating a national reason to pull me over at all. >> 94 to my 102. >> What was the probable cause to pull me over? You had no reason. >> Clear. >> You don't have driver license. >> Listen, you had no reason to pull me over. >> It's because of the report that I did earlier today about by accident. Yeah, they are. >> So you that that's there's no prob no probable cause of you. >> Okay, I'm going to call my supervisor when you get out of the vehicle. >> I'm not a fiction and I'm >> deputies open the door and pull Chichister from the vehicle. >> I'm not under color a national We're going to have one. >> Get up. Signal 226. Anybody open that door? >> No. Bravo 7. >> Records show he had outstanding warrants and a suspended license. Once in custody, he threatened to place lines on the deputy's property. He is now facing 10 charges, including multiple counts of threatening a public servant. It's June 22nd, 2023 in Port Charlotte, Florida, when deputies respond to a reported drunk driver near Charlie's Pub on North Tamiami Trail. The driver, later identified as 37year-old Kelsey Lem, is found in her vehicle with her foot on the brake pedal and appears unstable as she steps out. >> Hey, ma'am. >> Go ahead and turn that off for me. Go ahead and turn the car off for me. >> How about >> Yeah. >> So, why are you why are you driving if you've been drinking? >> I'm going home right now. >> Okay. Well, I can tell you're extremely intoxicated right now. >> Can you >> You're slurring your speech. You're You're here at a bar. They're telling me that you're stumbling out of here. You can barely park your car. >> Did they tell you that? >> They're the one that called me. >> Talk to them. >> They're the one that called me. You can barely stand right now. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah, I'm I'm sure. Are you sure? >> I am sure. >> Let's go talk to them. >> No, we're not going to go talk to them. We're not going to do that. >> All right, I'm going. >> Ma'am, >> Kelsey allegedly walks away from deputies, refusing orders to stop and is pinned to the ground after fighting and kicking at officers. >> Please don't. Hey, [screaming] hey, hey, >> do not address me. Do not >> I'm not doing anything. 34 me. I'm going to stop my I'm going to stop myself. Stop your Stop. Stop. Why are you doing this? >> Go down. Hold down. >> Why are you doing this? Why? roller. >> Why are you doing this? Why Why are you doing this? Help me. [screaming] Help me. Help me. >> She also threatens the deputies, shouting she'll kill y'all. >> Why are you doing this? You're a mother. I need to help me. Help. >> I'm at in front of the 305 Miami trail. I got her on the ground. >> Help. I love my community and I do everything I can for them. And look at you. You're out here doing nothing for nothing. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. >> Roller. >> Help me. or something. >> Help me. Help me. [crying] Help me. Help me. Help me. >> I got one. Clear traffic. Slow response. >> Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. [crying] Help me. Help me. [laughter] Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Yeah. >> Help me. >> Help me. >> HELP ME. [crying] >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> Help me. Help me. >> WHAT DO YOU NEED? >> Help me. Help me. Help me. >> Help me. [crying] >> She wasn't driving. >> My mother and you wouldn't have me. >> She had the uh The car started when I walked up. >> Had her turn it off. Had her step out. >> Split sliding to run away from me. I told her to stop. Didn't stop. >> Exactly. Exactly. >> Grabbed onto her. >> Take a deep breath. >> All right. >> You lean [crying] back. Lean back. Help me. whatever. talk. So she Where's your car? >> Mine's over there. >> You got >> I don't have gloves on me right now. >> I got them in my car. >> It's the black Avenger over here. >> Whatever you got to do. Exactly. Whatever you got to do. Don't Hey, you ain't taking my You better leave that. >> I got it. I'll search. I got it. >> Yes. >> Leave my >> We're just going to sit right here. >> It's It's done. Okay, we're done. >> No, it ain't done. >> Relax. Get the my purse, you little >> You just need a cold for us. >> We're taking it. >> I will come. No, you ain't taking >> you. Okay. But we're not going to keep it on you. Okay. >> Relax. Let it go, man. >> Don't >> police officer. >> You need what you're doing. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I I fully thought about what I'm doing and I'm I'm totally Look at y'all. You little pig. You pig. >> That's what the areas. >> No. >> Are you hold? That's not happening. Come on. Come on. Get him. Get him. [screaming] Let go. >> Watch her face. Sherry tried to bite me. You're some dumb mother. I swear to God if I ever met any. You're some dumb mother. >> You guys are some [crying] dumb mother. I don't know her name. You guys have [crying] >> [crying] >> Is your name Kelsey? Is >> your name Kelsey? Kelsey. >> Is your name Kelsey? >> What do you want? >> I'm just double checking. That's you. >> Just take me home. >> Okay. Well, you got to you got to tell me what your name is before I can take you home. Kelsey, [crying] take me home, please. >> What's your last name, Kelsey? >> Please, honey. I have a kiss. Please take me home. >> What's your What's your last name, Kelsey? I got to >> Honey, please take me home. >> Kelsey, I can take you home if you give me your last name and your date of birth. [crying] >> You guys threw me on the ground. Like, don't talk to me. >> I just need to know your last name if you want me to take you home. talk to me like you were going to do whatever the wanted to. Don't talk to me. You're a good police officer. Don't talk to me. >> Alum is taken into custody and charged with DUI, battery against a first responder, resisting arrest with violence, and corruption by threat against a public servant. It's January 3rd, 2023 at 1:18 a.m. when Clearwater police respond to a bar for a report of a drunk and disorderly woman. Officers encounter the suspect in attempt to gain control. The woman is tackled and detained by officers. No way. No way. No way. Are you kidding me? No way. No way. No way. No way. No way. Are you kidding me? >> You came literally at the worst second. Those men were literally attacking me for the whole night. No. >> No way, sir. Like I'm telling you this man literally talking to me for the whole night and then the second they came I was literally defending myself. Please don't arrest me. Like I'm telling you this that was literally the one second I was defending myself. I'm telling you right now. Like I'm telling you that was the one second I was literally defending myself and these men were literally attacking me all night. That's the only >> There's other officers that are coming. They'll they'll talk to you and everything. Just hang out on that. All right. >> And I'm I'm so sad that it's okay. It's okay. I'm just so upset that as a woman, I'm the only one in Okay. As a woman, I'm the only one in cops and all the men who were literally >> standing up and going like this to me. They're all They're all pretty. >> It's okay. It's fine. >> There was a downstairs ready to Google her home. I I work here and um I was just saying >> I mean these men were literally playing games downstairs and >> I just want to put that out there. And my >> nephew right now give her her phone right now. You know I don't get it right now. >> She doesn't honestly stop. >> They told her to leave cuz she was a little inebriated and she was a little slow doing it. >> We're going to come talk in a second. I'm not doing that right now. Quiet. Quiet. >> I have a lawyer on speed right now. >> All the out of all the men that were acting crazy. >> Okay. Well, >> we're going to go back up there and talk to what's going on. >> I hope we do. And you know what? Give me my phone. like to call my lawyer right now. Please, please. I like to call my lawyer right now. Actually, >> all right. Can I get my phone to call my lawyer right now? >> Please, you can you can dial Zachara right now. >> No, I literally have my now later. >> Oh my god. All right. So, what the where y'all got caught over here like this like in a big It's like >> Well, obviously something happened. You're You're on the floor. You have a security guard on top of you. So, >> I literally >> And you're highly intoxicated, so we got to figure it out. Okay. >> All right. >> I I haven't done anything other than >> Honestly, this guy's mouth won't let go. >> Hold on a second. >> He won't stop touching me. And I said, "Please stop touching me." >> Him? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You're under you're under arrest. >> Cool. But can I just mean not touching? >> So, uh, security guard was on top of her. >> Okay. So, that's where I told him right there. >> And that's as far as I've got. >> No. So, do you actually know what the happened? >> Why don't we put her in Milliey's car and then we'll figure that out? >> No, I don't. I'm not going to fire. >> Yeah, you're definitely going. >> I won't. I will let her call my lawyer right now. Bring it. Call my lawyer. >> You're Hey, everything you're doing right now is just proving why we got called out here. Honestly, no. >> So, why don't you why don't you act cool and then it'll look better for you. Okay. >> I'm not trying to act like crazy. No, honestly. >> All right. Well, get in the car. >> Okay. Only if you give me my phone right now so I can call my lawyer cuz I'm going to go with you. >> Only my phone. >> You're going to go in. >> Give me my phone. >> You can't have it and then go. >> No. Give me my phone so I can call my lawyer. No, >> I'm not going in without leg. >> You're going to make this worse, >> dude. Okay. So, when can I call my lawyer? Can you get the count? >> I got it. >> She is arrested and charged with driving under the influence and possession of cocaine. It's half midnight on December 5th, 2022. Penllis County deputies respond to a bar at the Beach Comr Hotel in St. Pete Beach, Florida. They're called after a bar employee discovers a man urinating into the ice machine at Jimmy Bee's Bar. That man is later identified as 30-year-old Chicago police officer Henry Capuch. >> Huh? He went through here with his girl, but they went to the beach. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> What was they look like? >> What happened, Germaine? >> He got shoved. >> Huh? >> He got shoved. Punch in. He pissed it away. The ice buckets in the back. >> Yeah. What do you look like? >> A white shirt. >> Can you come? You got a Hey, Germaine. >> Point this mother out for me, bro. It's probably out in the sand. It's an accidental. Oh god. I wish I had a 4x4. That's him right there. >> That's his girlfriend. >> When confronted, Capouch begins cursing and pushes the employee and a security guard. Deputies locate him on the beach with his girlfriend and attempt to detain him. He resists arrest, ignores multiple commands to sit, and continues yelling. >> "Hey, if I kiss you, you're going to get tank. Hey, you're going to get tank. Get the on the ground. Both of you on the ground right the down. >> Get on the ground. Yeah. >> I don't give a >> I'm a piece of >> We're walking. >> Hey, dude. Are you me? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your badge. >> Congratulations. I don't give a badge. >> I'm sorry. What's going on? >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Is it a joke, >> guys? What's going on here? >> Are you guys serious? >> I look like I'm joking. >> You guys have a real LIFE ON THIS. BACK UP. >> KATE, back up. >> Yeah, we chased him down to this trade winds. We're getting him in custody. I'm not doing anything. >> Kate, back him up. >> Kate, back up. But don't talk to >> No, we're good. >> I don't give a about your badge, dog. >> Hey, dog. Dude, >> guys, what's going on? Stand up. >> I didn't stand up. Jesus Christ. >> Yeah, it's for the wife. >> Hold on. >> Disorderly conduct. >> I was walking on the beach. >> Let me vlog for a second. >> That's what he said. >> That's where we're going. You guys are finding place here or what? What's going on here? >> Huh? >> Godamn joke you guys have. >> It's a joke as a job we have. >> You guys >> You should do the same thing, right? >> You guys recording here or what? >> Yeah, I am. >> Sure. If you're actually a cop, they're going to love this one. >> You could back up. >> I'm Hey, just back up. Okay. >> Which way? >> I can't. >> We're walking back right to the bar that you caused the scene at. >> Okay. >> You could back up. >> Can you touch me? >> Hold on. My dude. Jesus Christ. >> My left wrist. My left. >> My left one. Loosen my left one. That's it. That's all I wanted to get to the car. >> Is that a problem? >> Disorderly conduct. Yeah. >> [ __ ] it. >> Yeah. Sit down. >> I am going to sit down. >> This is a joke. Sit down. >> You're going to push me here. You're the toughest guy I know. >> Congratulations. >> Right here. Look at you. >> Yeah. You're be real proud of you. >> It's the fourth priest 140%. >> I'm sure they'd be real proud of you. >> Are you sit down? >> Sit down. You stand up like that again, you're going to get think I'm lying, bro. I'm sitt I'm sitting on the bench, >> bro. You're about to get >> I'm sitt like that, bro. >> I'm sitting on the bench, man. >> Jesus Christ. >> What the [ __ ] are you talking about? >> Sit on the bench, dude. >> Sit on the bench, bro. >> You You keep puffing your chest up. >> I'm sitting on the back. >> Just sit on the bench. Henry, >> sit on the bench, Sarge. Hey, Sarge. >> Henry, >> ma'am, can you please just back up? >> Hold on a second. >> I'm talking to my girlfriend here, bro. >> I'm giving her a lawful order to back up. >> Stand back. Stand back, >> guys. This is really not a thing. You have >> Kate. Kate, stand back. These guys got a serious [ __ ] on me for no reason. Stand back. >> You're going to jail for disorderly conduct. You can't You can't be drunk. Piss in ice buckets. Yell at security. Get in >> ice buckets. Stand at your security guard. Let me see your proof here. Show your back. Show your >> right here. >> Is right there, >> bro. Stand back up. >> SIT DOWN. >> YOU'RE going to throw me down again. >> Sit down. >> Mhm. Buddy, >> it's right here, >> buddy. All right. >> Good. Good. Good. Is this a Is this a Tampa Bay police? >> It's a Penel County Sheriff's Office. >> Pel is the what? >> No. Sit the down. You keep pushing my face in the wall here. >> Yeah, if you keep standing up. >> My face in the wall here. >> Have I showed any resistance? >> Yes, you keep showing. >> You're about to get arrested for kids. >> Hey, opportunity. >> Hey, Sarge. >> Henry, stop. >> Serge. >> Hey, partner. >> I need you to relax for a second. Okay. But listen to me. Listen to me. I I've been here for a few minutes. You've been nothing but yelling. Relax. Henry, my body cameras are on. Just relax. >> Henry, >> you guys are not making things better for yourself. Henry, >> one thing at a time. You come back here. Please don't. Let's back here. >> Keep going. No. Keep going over here. Have a seat. Okay. Have a seat. Have a seat on the steps. Have a No. Have a seat. >> Yeah. >> Henry, stop. >> Yeah. You've been acting like an >> Stop. You're not a >> I don't believe you're I think you just drank too much alcohol and made bad decisions tonight. >> Stop. Henry. >> I hate doing this to people that are say wear the same uniform, right? But you make stupid decisions. This is what we have to do. >> You're not You're not helping matters. Listen, I'm being serious, bro. I hate to do this to people. >> Am I talking or no? >> But I'm trying to get it through to you. >> AM I TALKING OR NO? >> Am I talking or no? >> Go ahead. Keep getting louder. >> Don't be loud. >> You're You're egging me on like I'm talking. >> We're going to put you in the back of the car. >> Go ahead. >> I'm not talking. >> Oh, thank God. I can I can plug myself in. Do >> you want me to loosen these? >> No, I don't. >> Don't lose them. Don't loosen them. What am I telling you? Am I telling you to lose? >> I'm taking off your watch. >> I don't need you to my watch. >> Well, you can't take it to jail like that. So, >> I do. I need you to take it off. >> Well, I'm going to anyways. >> You're going to love my left my left hand. >> You just told me you didn't want it. >> I just said I didn't want you to lose your hand. >> You lose this whole left hand. >> You don't want it. Bro, >> you guys are both not touchable. >> You sit sideways. >> Don't touch me. >> Just get in, man. >> Stop trying to argue. >> I'm not arguing. >> I know you're so mad, but this is so obnoxious. >> I'm not mad at all. You just >> No, I promise you. I know you're mad because he deals with this every day, but this is so obnoxious and I squirted. >> Yeah, you get your email. You're not the people. >> I think he just made a poor decision tonight with too much alcohol. >> But can we please just >> Can we figure it out? >> Step baby step ID. >> Whatever you want. But I just feel like this is such a poor decision. >> I can't see your thing. >> What? >> Can we please make a decision about it? >> He's going to jail. >> Yeah. Be quiet, man. We're trying to We're trying to figure this thing out. with this wash on vacation. Are you kidding me? I'm on furlow for Christ's sake. >> That's not good. >> It's not good. What did I even >> You said you're on furlow. So >> Jesus just chill trying to figure out what's going on. >> Figure out what? >> I don't know. I just got here, man. You just You're just hanging out in my car. >> My god furlo. What the going on in this beach? I don't like Christ. >> I'm a child police officer. Are you kidding me? Un real, dude. >> I know what the running name. You're going to ride me around like a [ __ ] >> You're going to the next. >> No you, dude. Are you kidding me with this? This is why the police is a big problem. Not you. God, dude. You're going to drive me around like a taxi. Are you kidding me? >> You're a blade POLICE OFFICER. >> YOU'RE A GOD IS WHAT you are. I'm a child. Yeah. You know what? Press that right there. You see my You see where? Are you kidding me? Open this door right now. Get me the out of here. You're a joke. You're more size than your father. You're a loser. your big earlo you >> [ __ ] 12 >> call sergeant over here >> I'll be taking an adult mail bad >> can you at least answer me that what's your name is >> being so rude man you're >> being very rude why should I speak to you >> I'm not being rude >> let me see your name what it is >> let me let me hear your I be your dude hey Hey, answer me your name. Answer me it. Look at me. My face. Answer my face. Open this door right now. Open it. Open your face, [ __ ] Open this door. Open it. Open it. Open door. I'm not going to be a problem. I'm a problem. Broke. tell me that he's popped. So if he's going to jail, did he push you? >> He pushed me. He pushed Danny. >> Okay. So he want to press charges for battery. >> I didn't really want to press charges on him. I won't lie to you guys. But uh it's up to Danny really. Okay. When I told him to, >> but when I told him, you know, he don't want to do this. I can call the police. He t [ __ ] down. But he was doing that after that. >> All right. >> So just tell him everything that happened and I'll go talk to him. >> Okay. walk away. >> Then he came and got me obviously and um I went in. He was still peeing in there. >> So you saw him? >> I saw him in there. Yeah. >> But uh so I told him like, "Hey, bro. People use the ice out of here. That's those ice buckets." And he went back and forth with me or whatever. He started to come out. Um I told him he had to leave. He said, "I'm walking out the front." I said, "Walk out the front or you go out the side or whatever." Um he's like, "I go where the want to go." like, "Okay, whatever, man. Just get out of here, bro." And uh he he turns around, he pushes me, pushes Danny comes up, steps up, pushes Danny, and I get up on him. I did grab his arm and grabbed his stomach like, "Bro, don't do this right now." His girlfriend screaming and stuff like that. Don't do it, whatever. And um he began he started to walk out. So, and then he was just cursing at him and that he got off of my case, but he did pee in the ice bucket. I mean, Danny called 911. I wasn't going to do it and I really don't want him to get in any trouble like any big trouble over that. But I mean it's on Danny, you know, cuz Danny made the call. >> Did he make any other statements like threatening to hurt you or anything like that? >> Nah. No, he stopped. He stopped. >> He wants to press charges for 38. >> And uh what's your first >> to act like that, bro? You should >> That's not But I mean, it's not okay for him to piss. >> I mean, I understand. Yeah. No, it's definitely not >> cuz that's the [ __ ] you serve to people. >> Right. Right. Right. >> Understood. Totally. Yo, he was >> all right. Tell me what happened. >> Uh like I um I was just I'm a barback here. I was just going back to get some ice >> and I see him uh pissing peeing in the ice bucket and I'm like bro I'm like what are you doing? He's like what? Like he act like he wasn't doing nothing wrong. I'm like okay. So that's when I got security. I went and got Jermaine over there and then trying to he was trying to calm him down and like just go just go. Even the girlfriend, he just he was like in like like fighting mode and he he pushed me a couple times, pushed him a couple times, verbally like uh cussing at me just Yeah. was just like oh my god. He must have been on some something else too. liquor. >> When you said he's verbally cussing you, do you remember like any specific statements? >> Yeah, just like what you remember what he said like >> I know what he said. >> He's like he's like like jerk something like that. >> Was any of it like >> just verbal? This like >> was he trying to like >> Yeah, he was trying to get me going like to fight him or something. >> But his statements weren't like I'm going to kill you or something like that. >> No, no, no, no, no. Threats. >> Pushed you a couple times. He throwing punches. But he did say to him, "I'll destroy you." Didn't he say that? Something like that. No, he didn't say that. Okay. >> He put both hands on you. >> Yes, he did. In full force. Yeah. >> He throw any punches or anything? >> No, no, didn't throw no punches. >> All right. >> And you said you do want to prosecute? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, yeah, we're going to arrest him on that and we give you victim's rights for sure. >> All right. >> And uh we can still get him trespassed so he doesn't come back here. Yeah. >> And if uh you do feel more threatened or think that he's targeting you and coming back for you, you can go to the courthouse and file for an injunction for protection against them. Things like that. So, >> all right. >> Just so you're aware of stuff like that. >> Kapow is arrested and charged with battery and disorderly conduct. It's 6:40 p.m. on January 28, 2024 when St. Petersburg police respond to a gas station convenience store where a woman allegedly completely nude and intoxicated was reportly causing a scene. Officers identify her as 35-year-old Celia Barrett. >> Yay. >> What? >> Okay, stop. >> I'd have a better time in prison. Y'all made me so miserable. >> Okay. >> Y'all were rude. >> Secure her, will you? >> Yep. >> You can't touch me. No. They go I let Y get that. I'm an Aries. I'll get that. >> He was rude. I'm silly at that bar and I'm a nice person to Y and he's not going to get that. I'm an ears. I'm from the north. We found more than as rude as we run this. You fish in Florida. >> You have you have anything? >> What happened when you got in there? >> Huh? >> What happened when you got in there? She's They got the door closed and she's just standing there masturbating. >> Oh, gross. >> Yeah. So, >> a lot of victims. >> Can you tell me what happened today? >> Well, let's just say I had a bad Christmas and holiday. I had um a fallout with them and they just treated me so bad every day for the last two and a half months. I've been going through trauma thinking about it. >> So, what happened here tonight? >> Um there I don't know. in the gas station. >> Oh, I don't even know. I probably did that accidentally to myself and I got drunk and I shouldn't have got drunk because I knew better. Cuz I knew I was going to get them back cuz they were so horrible to me and I had the most horrible Christmas because of them. They were just so rude to me. I'm so >> Do you remember what you did when you went in the store? >> Yeah. I mean like I just I I remember like I just blacked out and I >> How much alcohol have you had today? >> Like like five shots. But >> Five shots of what? um um liquor. And I'm going to be real. I remember everything I did. I did kind of I mean it's a blackout because I drink alcohol and I wouldn't tell if I was alcohol, but I remember what I did. I kicked down stuff and >> it's just, you know, it felt good for the release cuz they were so bad to me. Like they gave me no choice but to do that. I'm sorry that you have to see all this. >> All right. No worries. Thanks. >> Barrett was shouting about being trespassed from the store the day before and was seen throwing and damaging products. Despite being warned she'd be arrested if she returned, she allegedly showed up again the next night. She was taken into custody and charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct. >> What's the person with the gun? >> What's the person with the gun? Hello. >> How are you? >> I'm good. How are you? >> They gave us a call of a female with a handgun in their lap. >> A handgun? >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. So, I'm here with waiting picking up my son. >> Oh, okay. >> No. >> Sorry to bother you. >> Oh, no problem. >> I don't know. That's like Wait a minute. coming from. I see you walking up. I was like, that's the >> police mean sneaky >> Put that gun away. Put it down. >> Get out the car. Put your hands back. >> What you mean? I'm licensed to carry a gun. >> You're fine. You're fine. Thank you. You're fine. >> Put your hands back. >> What they talking about? >> You have it concealed? >> Yes, sir. >> I do. >> All right. This is just for safety. Okay. You're under arrest right now. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You have it? >> And it's Yes. And it's no gun in my clip anyway. >> No ammo? >> No. >> Okay. Where did you have it? I had it orange. >> You can take me. I'll cut my shoes off. Sorry. >> Get out front where nobody can see you. >> Yeah. >> Oh, I got it. You put your keys up here, too? Yeah. You >> have your ID and your concealed permit? >> Yes. What is I'm What is the problem? >> Apparently, they saw your gun and they thought you >> know, it's in the car. I have it in my car. That's where I have it. >> Okay. I'm just tell >> it's no big deal. She got mad because she she got mad because I asked for my order. That was the problem. I didn't do nothing. All I said was, "I'm still waiting on my number one order because I asked for it. Now I'm trying to go home." She got mad. It was also crazy. I'm like, "What are you talking about?" So, I'm I'm wait I'm still here waiting. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] I got A GUN FROM STILL WAITING. >> We don't know all that. >> I don't care. That's the crazy part. She can She can say what she want to say. That's weird. The [ __ ] I'm still here waiting on my damn order. >> Do you have your license? >> Can you pull my shirt up, please? >> You have your license. >> What is being stopped for? What is the problem? >> I just told you. No, you did not, sir. No, you didn't. >> She saw your gun. >> Okay. >> That you were threatening her with. >> I did not threaten her with nothing, sir. >> At all. I did not threaten her with nothing. >> That's what we're here to do. >> No. I've been sitting the car. Why would I threaten someone? I'm still sitting in my car waiting on my damn order. That doesn't make any sense. >> I don't know. >> She don't She's not making any sense. >> That's what we're here to figure out. >> She's weird. Pull this up, please. >> She pointed at the person that told us she was a buster of [ __ ] >> What? I DID NOT SAY THAT. She's a damn liar. >> We're going to watch the video. >> No, she's not gonna sit here and [ __ ] lie on me like that. No, she's not gonna do that. And I'm gonna call my mom right now cuz she That's weird as hell. Get my um No, I'm going to get my I'm going to get my phone. Thank you. So, >> she's a He's a liar. She's a >> I don't have a car. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. All right. >> Are you serious? >> I'm done with the >> Can you have 16 pull car up? Kevin 57 get zero. >> Are she serious? I did not do anything to her. I just I've been waiting on my order. >> We're going to watch the video. >> Okay. Well, please watch the video, please. Cuz that doesn't make no sense, sir. >> We're going to watch the video. >> Weird. God, bro. Call these people right now. Call right now cuz that's crazy. I don't have time for this. I really don't. This lady is crazy as heck. I didn't do anything at all. I'm just waiting on my order. >> Just waiting, bro. She's a liar. >> You're mad at us when we're just responding to a call. >> Yes, but I didn't do anything. That's why I'm still waiting here. >> That out. And if you're acting out, then it makes it look like you're the bad guy. >> No, I'm not doing anything like a bad guy. I just don't like that she just sat here and lied. >> You said you had a concealed permit. You said a license. You've avoided it three times. >> I didn't do anything. Yes. I'm telling you what we're here investigating. You're not listening to me. It makes you look like a bad guy. >> No, I am listening to you. I just The thing about it is I don't like the way she's sitting here lying cuz I didn't do anything. I'm just sitting in my car waiting on my phone. >> I also told you we're going to watch the video. >> Yeah, I just heard that. I just heard that because at the end of the day, he's over here acting like I did something wrong. You guys come like I I didn't do anything at all. >> Well, we're here for a person with a gun to allegedly >> Okay. Well, I didn't allegedly do anything. I didn't allegedly threaten anyone. I did nothing. >> You don't let me do it. >> Yes, sir. I do. >> You're being accused of it. It's not saying you did do it. >> Okay. >> She's accusing you of it. >> Yes. >> We're going to watch the video to see if you did do it. >> I'm not saying you did it. I'm saying you're being accused of it. >> Mhm. >> We watch the video. You didn't do it. Cuffs come off. >> Yay. >> Everybody goes away home. >> And do you have a valid driver's license? Are you allowed to drive? Yes. >> Do you have that with you? I can't believe this lady really just suffering like what the heck are you doing? >> I'm going to let you go, but I want you to stay standing right here. Okay. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Just stay standing right here. >> Yeah, I'm not going to go anywhere. I don't I didn't do anything. Why would I run anywhere? I'm sitting here waiting on my food. >> I'm not saying running. I'm saying stay standing here. >> Crap. I'm still waiting on my dang food. >> That's your mom? Mhm. Get the number. I don't know what the heck she decided to say. That's I don't That's crazy. >> Like I said, you watch the video. It shows you not doing it. >> It's this number right here. Go ahead and call it. >> When you handed it to me, it clicked. Oh, >> there go right there. >> It don't make no sense. >> 82 telet type. Can you copy a PX? >> 32. That's the person in the driveway's mom. Stand by for just a second. I'll tell you what need to say. >> I want you over there. You stay here, man. Right there. >> And what do you want him to tell her? >> Tell her to call my phone because I'm having a problem at McDonald's that could possibly send me to jail. >> Yeah. >> Do you want to wait to see if you get released first? Because if we watch the video, >> I'm not going I'm not going to jail because I didn't do anything. >> Watch the video then. >> Yeah, I didn't do anything. I didn't do nothing at all. >> Listen, if you watch the video and the and the allegations are false. >> Do nothing. >> You're not listening to me. >> Listen to me, please. If you watch the video, it didn't happen. Those handcuffs come off, you go home. >> Do you understand? Stand over here, please. >> Do you understand what I'm saying? So, if you're going to be released, >> if you're going to be released, do you still want to call your mom? >> Yes, I got to call her. I need to call her. >> Okay. >> That's weird. >> That's crazy. I don't like that. >> I just want to make sure that you don't call her and then get released and then she >> No, I want to call her now cuz it's so It doesn't She's That doesn't make me think she's lying. I didn't do nothing. I didn't pull no gun out on her. Why would I do that, sir? I go to school for criminal justice. I would never do that. That doesn't make any sense. But people do it. Of course. People get falsely accused. >> Of course. But I didn't do that. Nothing. She >> People get falsely accused all the time. You're not listening to me. >> I'm done. >> I'm so tired of that. >> She's a liar. That's weird. I didn't do anything that you want to put her in the car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> For what? currently under arrest. >> For what? What? What did I do? >> What did I do? Can you tell me what I made of assault? >> Assault of what? >> Can I get my phone so please? Assault for what? What the heck? I didn't do no assault. >> Oh, they're saying I You watch the video, so >> Oh my god, these people are crazy. This is those >> You all right? >> Yeah, I'm okay. Thank you. Can I get um can you call my mom please? I need a phone please. I called my mom cuz my kids are at home but with um I came back and she come and get your car too. >> Yes. If I can get her phone please. I don't know what the heck she's talking about. It doesn't make any sense. Like >> can you call that number and have her mom respond and pick up the call? >> Can I get a Yeah, just call the number. I didn't >> Okay. >> What's your first name? Say it again. >> Yeah. >> All right. Watch your door. Step up against counter. Step up against counter. Give me a second. >> Gosh. upstairs. >> Uh, can you do a search for me? >> Did you come back before I come? Can you just let her know? >> Yeah, I'll be in here with you. forward for me. >> I need to get to your hands. >> No, I'm good. Thank you. >> What's that? Uh, whatever they get a chance to transport you. >> What's that? No. >> Can you take your jewelry off and just dump it in here? >> Use my I don't have my numbers on yet. Like, I don't know. >> Yeah, I'll uh I have it in my truck. my fault to be able to call a number. >> Okay, I'll put you in there. I'll go grab your phone and I'll let you back out. >> [ __ ] is what you said assault. >> Uh assault like how is that assault? I didn't >> Oh, you you telling somebody that you're going to hurt them. You got a gun next to you. >> I didn't tell her I was going to hurt her. >> Oh, that's what her David said. That's the call we got. You know what? I'm going to get a lawyer. I'm going to send her ass to [ __ ] court cuz she's a goddamn liar. I didn't do nothing to her. So she's ridiculous. No, bro. She got me [ __ ] I didn't even I didn't even do nothing. All I said was all she did get my order right. Then I have already I mean that it was in my car anyways. The [ __ ] >> I don't care who the [ __ ] what they supposed to do. can't charge me the gun. The [ __ ] is registered as licensed? I'm licensed for this [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] >> Well, the problem is that you have it open openly displayed in your vehicle. It has to be securely contained. >> Yeah, but I ain't try I ain't say that I was going to shoot her or even pointed towards her. >> Well, that in and of itself is a second degree misdemeanor to have it open in your vehicle. >> What? I didn't assault her ass. >> It still was concealed. >> It was sitting on your passenger seat. >> Yeah, but it was still concealed in my car. >> It's readily accessible. That's not concealed. >> How is that readily accessible for me to I would have to It don't The gun was in my car. It doesn't have any bullets in it. >> Does it? >> No. >> Okay. Well, it's still a firearm regardless of it whether >> but it's still my firearm. I can CARRY MY FIRE WHEREVER I WANT TO. THAT'S A FREE IF I want to. Yeah, but it has nothing in it. >> It's a firearm. That's the thing. It doesn't matter if it has bullets or not. >> Bullets aren't regulated that that much in it anyway. >> So, >> uh you take the earrings and does that nose ring come out? Yeah, but it didn't have nothing in the in the gun anyway >> cuz I had was was supposed to put it up. I have went to McDonald's to go get something to eat and I was going to put it up and then this happened and I didn't do nothing to her cuz it was just sitting in my car. >> Take the bracelets off >> and I ain't even I ain't threaten her. I ain't said I was going to do anything to her. I a pointed at her. So I just did a word. It's okay. No, you can't do nothing about it. And I can't even say I did these things to her lying. I didn't need to do nothing. Cuz if I did that, I would not be still sitting at McDonald's waiting on my food. >> I would have left. That don't make no sense. I'm still sitting here waiting on my food. I'm like, "Okay, boom." And then you guys, I'm like, "What?" That's why I was surprised cuz I'm looking at you like, "What the heck? I didn't even do that. >> You don't have any other that would not come out. >> That's it. >> Uh can you step in two sleep right now? for me to operate on. >> Okay. >> So, I have to call. >> Would you like me to call them and tell them? >> A Florida plastic surgeon arrested for possession of meth while he's on his way to work to operate on a patient. >> Um, they're all waiting for me right now. >> The arrest happened on May 24th, 2022 when officers pulled over Dr. William Wright Adams for a traffic stop in Pineellis County, Florida. According to the criminal complaint, the traffic stop was initiated to question Dr. Adams about a 2021 residential burglary. >> They're lighting him up. >> Looks like he just pulled over on 31st Street. >> Perfect. We can 15 him right away. >> When the officer approaches the doctor's vehicle, police immediately place him in cuffs. Dr. Adams then tells the officers he's on his way to the operating room for a patient who's about to undergo surgery. >> I'll explain everything. Okay. >> What's going on? >> I'll explain everything. All right. >> Supposed to be operating. >> Okay, that's fine. >> This is more important right now. >> All right. Burgundy Sarrento. >> Is this too tight to pull your hands? >> Operating where at? >> Operating where at? >> Okay. Where at? >> My office. >> Where's that at? >> You got anything in your pockets or anything? I don't do so. Call check. Call check. >> Authorities then place him in the backseat of the police squad car, then proceeds to search Dr. Adams's vehicle. >> His cell phone's right there. His bag's right there. >> Yeah. I want to grab bags. I saw him picking it up while we were um following him too. >> Shortly after, the officer pulls a backpack from Adams's car. But when the officer goes to speak to Adams, the Florida doctor urges the officer that his patient is waiting for him. >> You want somebody to come and pick up your car cuz we're parked on 31st Street, >> right? >> Busy street. >> I'm not sure what's going on. >> Okay. Well, I'd love to talk to you. Um, before I can ask you anything, we got to read you your rights. Okay. But I want to figure out because we're blocking a busy street right here. >> They're putting somebody to sleep right now for me to operate on. >> Okay. So, I have to call. >> Would you like me to call them and tell them >> or are they going to do that when you show up? >> Um, they're all waiting for me right now. >> Okay. So, are they doing the medicine prior to you showing up? >> Sedation probably somewhat. Usually, >> yes. Yes or no? Cuz I'll make a call over there. >> Yes, please call. >> Police then make a call to Dr. Adams's office to let his staff know not to put the patient under anesthesia and to have someone from the office pick up his vehicle. >> Just tell him not to uh sedate the next uh person. >> Is there somebody that can pick up your car or are we just going to tow it? >> Yes, there is. >> Okay. Who is it? >> Um just just tell them somebody just come pick up the car, they'll do the There's more than enough people. >> Are you saying from someone from the office? >> Yeah, there's more than enough. He's saying there's more than enough people at the office to come and pick up the car. >> The officer then attempts to question Dr. Adams, but he refuses and asks for a lawyer. >> I know you probably have uh no clue what's going on right now, but I think you have a uh perspective of what I'm going to bring up that I'd appreciate um statements for. Um that's up to you. Um I want to ask you specific questions, but before I do that, I had to read you your rights. Um, okay. We do that with everyone that's in custody. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You could decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> I attorney, Kevin Hley. >> Okay. You want your attorney present? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> While police wait to hear back from Adams's lawyer, they continue searching inside the doctor's backpack where the officer locates a glass pipe and later small bags containing crystal meth. After the officers bag up their evidence, then authorities are eventually able to get in touch with the doctor's lawyer, who tells his client to hang tight. >> We're going to invoke your rights against selfinccrimination. This is not the time to tell your story. There will be a time. This is not that time. So, I have invoked your rights uh against speaking to them. Uh we'll have an opportunity to speak to the right people at the right time. Just today is not the time. So, I'm going to ask you not to answer any more of the questions. They're not going to ask you any more questions. I would ask Bill that you don't voluntarily want to explain what happened because there'll be a time for that. Do you understand that, Bill? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, let's just let's assume that you've been given propall and you can't talk. Okay? So, just say nothing. Let's go ahead and and just uh we'll I'll connect with you. I will get you bonded out of jail this afternoon. It will take probably till 3 or 4:00 today. They've got to book you. They got to take you. This process takes some time. >> So, um, after you get out, you and I will talk. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> And then at at the appropriate time, we will talk to the people that need to hear your story. Okay. >> Yes, sir. According to the arrest report, a codefendant told authorities Adams hired him to rob an ex-boyfriend's home and retrieve property Adams said was gifted to him. The report goes on to state security surveillance video captured what looked to be Adams's vehicle driving by the victim's home. And two neighbors spotted a man in teal scrubs and a person in a cowboy hat. Court records show Adams was later charged with possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia as well as residential burglary. He is slated to go on trial for the charges in December. According to reports, this wasn't Dr. Adams's first run in with the law. He was arrested in 2020 for possession of meth, but prosecutors later dropped those charges. The Florida Department of Health license verification website also shows Dr. Adams's license is clear and active with no record of complaints or discipline despite his arrest. But the doctor reportedly took to his social media that he plans to retire from his practice effective December 1st. Reporting for Long Crime Network, I'm Elizabeth Milner. >> Hey, stop. >> What's going on, bro? >> I'm not your bro. >> I'm sorry. I forgot I was talking to you. >> Yeah, they've been hitting Best Buy all over the state of Florida. >> No, you're just frustrating me cuz like that's like that's like silly stuff. >> Well, stealing from numerous Best Buys is also silly stuff. But here we are. Right. It's just before 700 p.m. in Vero Beach, Florida, where a pair of alleged serial shoplifterss are about to lay on their sticky fingers in handcuffs. >> She's inside. >> Okay. So, it's two people, is it correct? >> Yeah. But she's in the white uh Cherokee right now. >> That's her over there. Yeah. >> Okay. So, now um apparently they stole from me last week. >> Yep. We have that video. >> Okay. Did you guys Did you guys have a case report from that? >> I'm not sure if we do or not. I know we have video. I'm saying, did you know if someone maybe from your store reported that incident? >> Let me find out. >> Okay, >> Wesley. Um, you said that he did conceal something. >> 280 22 213. >> Keep driving down here. You'll see a white Grand Cherokee next to a Geek uh Geek Squad van. The female's there if you can get in 10 with her. >> Just like that. One of the suspects appears and tries to slip past the officer. Let's see how that goes. >> Copy. Hey, sir. Sir, come here. Don't do it. 218 22 13 is running southbound. Hey, STOP. STOP. Don't move. Turn around. Turn around. >> I got good stomach. >> Okay, good. >> You got him? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The officer goes to check on the other suspect who's waiting in a car nearby while another officer takes over here. Yep. Come on. This is her glasses. Can I give her glasses? Nope. Her glasses, bro. Get in the car. With that suspect tucked away in a patrol car, one officer approaches his alleged accomplice. Take a look. >> Stop the car. STOP THE CAR. GET OUT. >> I didn't do anything. >> Get out of the car. >> I didn't do anything. >> Get out of the car. >> What did I do, sir? >> Now, put in park and get out. >> Hands above your head. >> What did I do? You're being detained. Come here. >> I didn't do anything, sir. I didn't do anything. >> Hey, what did I do? >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. So, Don't male female touch. >> I haven't searched her or anything yet though. >> I didn't do anything. Sorry. [snorts] >> Hey, just know they got they got warrants everywhere, man. We got all kind of >> Thank you, sir. We'll take that from you in a second. >> Thank you. Yeah, I can't. I see you. I'm I'll try if you can. >> You got to shoot. >> You good, bud? Yeah, we used to shoot. >> What's going on, bro? >> I'm not your bro. >> I'm sorry. I forgot I was talking to you. Sorry. >> Police identify this duo as 36-year-old Andrew Kaza and 32-year-old Danielle Lini, who have been linked to a string of burglaries across the state. >> Who you talk to in a second? >> What's going on? >> Why'd you run? >> What you mean? >> Why'd you run? >> Why' you Why'd you chase me? >> I didn't chase you. You ran. >> Okay. >> Okay. [clears throat] Right. You going to play that game? Yeah. Hey Adrian, I have his hat and glasses. Where do you want to put this? >> Okay, >> let's say it's concealing items in the store just now. >> Okay. >> I heard him over the radio now. I think he he ditched that thing. >> Okay. >> Hey, I see it. >> Yeah, he ditched that thing. Ditch it. >> Perfect. Yeah, I saw him ditch it. That's why I started chasing after him. >> Yeah. >> Hey. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. They've been hitting Best Buy all over the state of Florida. >> Okay. You want to pull your car up? >> I can take pictures of this. They amazing, man. Her car is right there. Open. >> Yeah. Hold and and they're amazing, bro. Yeah. So, when I called him out, >> I saw him come by here. He dropped this from his his waistband. >> So, we have this. Perfect. >> Let me get >> How much are they? >> Uh 180th. Well, all in total across what he stole. Probably like 15 grand. >> Yeah, they took like 15 uh 12 grand. >> Okay. >> So, >> we just so you know, we got warrants from every county, bro. I mean, we got >> Port St. Lucy. >> You got >> Hell yeah. Well, not so no, not warrants, but like bolos. We have an AP alert system, but yeah. >> Yeah, they've been looking for them for a lot a lot of places, man. >> Yo, thanks a lot, bro. >> Of course. >> Yes, sir. >> The employee explains the extent of the thefts to the officer. And seconds later, we get a glimpse of the item Andrew allegedly threw before running from police, a pair of wireless headphones. Back with the suspected bandits, officers decide to separate the pair before questioning. I'm going to talk to you up front. Okay. >> I have my glasses. Blind switch them out. >> It's just these. >> Yep. All right. I'm going to take these off. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to go with you. One second. All right. Don't do anything crazy. Listen, >> Danielle is taken to a different patrol car while another officer checks on Andrew. >> What's going on? >> All right, let's fix some. Come on, get out. H. >> We'll talk about it later. >> This All right. >> They're tight as >> just sit back in. You're good. I fixed them. You can >> still move your hands. All right. >> So, what's going on? They'll talk to you in a minute. Oh, >> what's what is going on? >> Just talk to you in a minute. >> Where do you live at? You have ID out of Florida? >> Yeah. Back with Danielle. The 32-year-old has a little more to say than her alleged partner in crime. >> Whose car is that? >> It's a rental. >> You weren't very nice to me, though. >> Huh? >> You weren't very nice to me. >> Yeah, I get that. >> When you try to run like that, I'm not very nice. Yeah, you were. >> What is this right here? This doesn't look like you're complying. No, he came over to me. He didn't say, "Hey, >> I'm going to tow it." >> Please don't. >> Okay. >> I asked him. I wasn't running from him. He didn't even come over to the car. >> I'm I'm asking you a question. I've asked you three questions so far. You give me no answers to them. >> Okay. What is your question? >> Okay. Whose car is it? >> It's a rental in my >> Who is it rented out? We're at like That's what I need to know so we can call them and stuff like that. >> You rent it for perks? >> No, it's just it's a Is all that stuff in the car yours? Your guys's? >> Yeah. >> That's all her info? >> Yeah. >> So, who did you rent from? >> It's a It's a friend of mine. >> So, he he knows you have the car. >> Absolutely. >> Officers aren't exactly buying Danielle's story and continue asking questions. >> I just didn't know why my sergeant You were in there earlier though, >> but I didn't touch anything. >> Yeah, but you were with them, >> sir. I wasn't with him in the store. >> So, the cameras are going to lie. >> I wasn't in the store with him at all. >> Okay. Why are you guys together? >> Are you guys together or are you guys boyfriend? Uh, no. He's Yeah, you say he's running. >> I doubt he >> Oh, we know he ain't fast. >> He what? >> We know he's not fast. >> No, I didn't say I say he's not violent. >> Yeah, I know. >> Violent. just he ran. >> They just they just have him as like >> But here's my thing. Like why are you doing this with him or why are you contributing to his delinquency? Like that's my question. >> I'm not. >> You driving him around is is an accessory to everything. Yes. >> But I don't know what >> I mean. Guy comes out with with stuff that you know he don't have money for. He didn't come out. >> He did. He did. >> Yes, he did. >> He tried. >> He tried. >> I have freaking >> I'm sorry for being rude. >> You're fine. >> Okay. So, listen to me. Is it Danielle? Yeah, >> ju just just be honest with me because it might just be we just get him >> and you might be helpful. So, what has been going on? Where have you guys been going to because we talked to them? They have a communication with a lot of different different Best Buy >> and they have been tracking you guys for months. >> I don't >> Okay. >> I don't know. So, what is all the stuff in the back of the the the rental car or >> Yeah, that that curig thing. Is that yours? >> Mine. >> Okay. Did you pay for it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a receipt for it? >> No. >> Okay. So, am I not going to ask another agency that has that same one stolen and they're going to tell me that it's not stolen? You sure about that? Because they have records of all those. All the serial numbers on those things are all tracked. >> Okay. Okay. So, do you what did you which car did you pay for it with? >> Paid it with cash. >> Paid with cash. Okay. >> But it was a while ago. >> Okay. How long ago? >> Like probably 3 weeks ago. And it's not >> Where's it from? >> Best Buy. >> Where's it from? >> Like a Marshall. Marshall. >> As for that product the officer is talking about. >> This right here. >> It's a espresso. >> Is there a batch label on it? >> That has Is that one of your guys'? >> No, that's not ours. I was checking for a batch label. Big retailers have like a giant sticker that's on it that comes from truck. It'll tell you what location it came from and what store it went through. >> No, that's just >> what's this right here? >> An espresso machine that generally retails for over $500. As Danielle's story starts to unravel, she decides it's time to fess up. >> Were you here two weeks ago? Me? >> Mhm. >> Two weeks ago? >> Yeah. Sure about that? >> No. >> Okay. >> 2213 to 2212. Talk round one. Hey, uh, make sure you take pictures of that so you can bring it out here and show her. >> Is that what you're going to stick to? You weren't here two weeks ago. >> I don't I don't >> When's the last time you were in that store? >> A month ago. >> Okay. Did you take anything? >> I took anything? >> Yeah. Just be honest because I'm about He's about to bring it and show you on the cell phone. There's video on it. Now it's time to be honest. Thank you. What did you take? What did you take? You don't remember? Okay. Did you take it home? Did you take the items home? Was he with you when you took those stuff last time? >> Yeah. >> Danielle admits to some fault. But back with Andrew, the 36-year-old is singing a different tune. >> What's wrong? >> All right. She's going jail, too. >> For what? >> Retail theft. >> She ain't steal. >> Yeah, she did. >> What do you mean? Yes, she did. >> Two weeks ago. >> Two weeks ago. Yeah, they have her on video two weeks ago. She already meant to it. >> Yeah, she already meant to it. Step out for a second. Try it. Step out. All right, you go. two weeks ago. What are you talking about? Two weeks ago. >> Get in the car. I'm asking you a question. Whoa. I told you she's going for two weeks ago. She stole two weeks ago. >> About a month ago. >> When? >> I don't remember. >> Got it on video. Yeah. >> Nobody got on video. >> Huh? >> Nobody got nobody on video here. >> She already admit to it. >> She just did. She >> She's ready to change, man. You're not. >> Change. What? That dude's a lost cause. >> Huh? >> He hates police. I'm not going to tell you any. >> Meanwhile, a search of the suspect's car uncovered various drugs and paraphernalia, including fentinol. With Andrew remaining tight lipped, officers questioned Danielle one more time. >> Do you use drugs? >> Yes. >> Okay. What kind of drugs do you use? >> Heroin. >> And what about him? >> Xanax. >> Heroin and Xanax. Have you used any today? >> Yes. >> Now listen, we're going to have a female search you. Is there anything on your person right now? >> No, nothing on. >> Is there any in the vehicle? >> There's a there's a guy asked me >> gentleman asked me. >> What's that? Bill. >> No. No. The gentleman asked me if there was anything. >> Okay. So, in the passenger door, there's a baggie with a white powdery substance. What is that >> in the passenger door in the front of the vehicle? >> Powdery substance. >> Yeah, it's like a white powdery substance. >> It's supposed to be like um Molly, but it's nothing. It's like some chime. >> Is that yours? His? >> It's not mine. >> But on video, you are in concert concealing the merchandise. Like, is this the first time you ever done something like this? Okay. Did he pressure you to do this? I was like, I'm going to be honest with you. You two are suspects in numerous Best Buy burglaries throughout the entire state of Florida on video at numerous stores. So, to sit here and tell me that this is the first time you've done it, >> I didn't say I didn't answer you. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know you're on video for numerous different agencies. You're suspects and they have charges on both. You just didn't know who you were. >> Why are you going around the state of Florida stealing stuff from all these best buys? >> You know, that's that's a a big problem, right? >> Yeah. >> Like, are you are you stealing for your drug habit or what? Okay, so you steal to fund your drug habit. >> Where do you guys even live? We don't have a >> So, you got you just you go kind back and forth. >> Do you have any ties to this county? >> Or do you just happen to see a Best Buy on like your GPS and you came here? >> Now, we're we're going to tear your car apart. There's no other drugs in that car. >> Not that I know. I can't answer for anybody else. >> How many different Best Buies do you think you stole from? They said there's at least six different ones. >> Six? >> I believe they said six. Yes. >> I don't know. sex on it as well. >> How many How many do you think it was then? >> I have no idea. >> A couple. >> I don't do this every I don't do this often. I don't do this really ever. So, I say six is kind of crazy cuz I don't believe. >> So, you didn't know what he was intending to do today. You You weren't with him in store pointing out stuff and he came back to the car cuz on video the stuff he pointed out he stole which is why I'm asking. >> I pointed stuff out. >> Yeah. I don't understand what that means. >> So when that was today's that was today's attempt, right? >> Yes. >> On video you point out merchandise like on on a shelf, >> right? >> You come back out the store, you go it's on camera. You go into the vehicle. The stuff that you pointed out. >> So how would I point at stuff? I don't know. >> So this is a finger. This is pointing. You use this finger to point out a product that he stole. >> I use my finger. >> That's what pointing means. Yes. Okay. But he doesn't have a cell phone. So, how the hell would that work? >> What? We talking about a cell phone. >> Well, he wasn't with me in the store. >> We have you on video. Okay. Both of you inside the store. You're pointing at items on the shelf. >> Are you talking about today? >> Yes. >> I didn't go in there with him. >> So, how could I be pointing out stuff? Danielle comes sort of clean to the officers, but further investigation of that car soon reveals two, let's just say suspicious discoveries. >> Is this like a list of stuff that was >> theft? These are all things that I think they sell on online. Target. >> She's got another book. >> Burlington, Hobby Lobby. >> We're going to take sees this. >> They got They got stuff here, too, on this other one, too. >> Yeah, we're we're going to take this as evidence. >> You heard that right. Officers found two notebooks filled with various notes about products in stores. Let's see what Danielle has to say about those. >> Some of these dates are back to March till 91. I'm just going to ask if she ask what this is. >> So, what's all this you have written out on these le like a ledger? >> Oh, >> you have store names, products, prices. >> What are you talking about? >> Burlington, Hobby Lobby, Target, >> things. >> And then you have that says sold pending. Are you are you putting stuff online to sell that you steal? >> No. >> So if I were to send your picture out to every department in the entire state >> for Hobby Lobby, Burlington, and Targets, you're not going to be a suspect of any any theft from those stores? saw it. It says you sent out what? How do you How do you obtain this stuff to sell? >> Is this your notebook? >> No, >> this isn't your notebook in your car. The the Hello Kitty, like the bag you're on camera carrying, Hello Kitty. These Hello Kitty notebooks aren't yours. >> Oh, those are really old. I mean, some of the dates are 325 2024, which is not that old. Is this not your handwriting? >> That's my handwriting. >> That is >> That's my handwriting. Those are my books. I >> like You're looking at stuff that really has nothing. >> So, well, let me let me explain it to you from >> like there's like nothing in there. Like, I don't understand. Like, you're going through my like personal like >> Well, we we can search your vehicle. >> No, I don't care. You can look at anything. It's just things I want at Hobby Lobby. I mean, you can go to every Hobby Lobby and see if I saw anything. No. No. >> Okay. Well, the reason Let me explain to you why I'm >> No, you're just frustrating me cuz like that's like that's like silly stuff. >> Well, stealing from numerous Best Buy is also silly stuff. But here we are, right? >> I guess. >> I mean, I didn't put you in this position, did I? >> No. So, don't get mad at me for a decision that you made. Correct. >> Okay. So, this is all just personal notes you're saying, correct? Okay. >> No, everyone has their own unique way of stop taking notes. >> I just wait just to >> Soon enough, Andrew joins Danielle in the back of that patrol car before they're both whisked away to jail. >> All right, boss. Hop out for me. I'll give you extra pair. There you go. All right. You're going to switch to another car. It's a little bit less comfortable, but you won't be in it that long. Okay. All right. Walk right over here. Step right over here for me, sir. Just give it Yeah. Give it a little explain to me what your charges are right now, sir. Or no. >> Okay. Uh right now, you're you're looking at grand theft from a previous incident here on April 30th. Looking at theft for today's incident, resisting arrest. Take a seat for me, sir, cuz you ran from the sergeant. Uh, you also have on your side of the vehicle um fentanyl and some other drugs. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, take a seat for me. >> You won't be here that long. We're about to get out of here. Okay. Andrew was booked for multiple charges, including resisting arrest, grand theft, two counts of pettit theft, and various drug charges. Court records show at last check, the 36-year-old now only faces charges of resisting arrest and one count of pettit theft after the other charges were dropped. Danielle was booked for grand theft. In another case out of Miami, the duo was accused of stealing nearly $20,000 worth of merchandise from another electronic store as recently as January. >> It's [snorts] 9:00 a.m. at a school in Charlotte County, Florida, where [music] a parent drop off is about to land one man in detention. The driver, who a caller reported appeared drunk and driving dangerously, takes off seconds after one officer approaches the vehicle, failing to complete the drop off. And seconds later, the chase is on when the driver is spotted by another officer. Your call has been updated. >> The slowmoving chase comes to an end when a traffic jam [music] stops the driver in his tracks. That's when we see one juvenile exit the vehicle who police later determine was uninjured in the incident. What are you doing? >> Take a seat belt. >> Get out of the car. >> Come on. Out. >> Out now. >> Get out, dude. You good? >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> What's up, buddy? >> Good job, guys. >> Hey, what's up, dude? Police identify the suspect seen here as 36-year-old Jorge Gutierrez Gonzalez, who the caller told police was swerving, nodding off, and stopping at green lights before nearly hitting a car in a pole. All allegedly with that juvenile in toe who was found shaken up on the side of the road. >> Come on. What's What's going on with you? >> Nothing, sir. >> Nothing. Sit up. [snorts] >> You want to sim up? I'm trying to >> Hey, what's going on, dude? >> You got any health issues or you just drinking or what? >> I got what? >> Are we still going to try SFSC's or >> You want to stand up, dude? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> All right, let's stand up. >> One foot in front of the other one. Just come on. Move your legs. Are you going to be willing to do field sobriety? >> I couldn't. I'm told no, sir. >> Anybody Spanish? Say what? >> Nothing yet. >> No. >> Okay. >> A brother or something? >> No, it's just a guy that pulled over, saw the kid upset. That's his kid. >> Where' the kid? Hey, where' the kid go? >> He's right there. He's fine. >> He's super upset, but >> I'll go over this way, buddy. This way. This way. tight. >> Are you going to be willing to do F or standard field sobriety? >> I was told not to, sir. >> No, >> I was told not to. >> Okay. >> Right. Certain car. >> Say what? >> Did they have to leave a record? >> Yeah. You're You're going to jail, buddy. >> So, yeah. So, >> you don't want to do field sobriety. That's on you. Yeah. For sure. Jorge refuses field sobriety tests and requests a lawyer, but he's not exactly done talking yet. >> Take a seat, buddy. >> Take a seat. >> You can lean in. >> Just lean in. >> Watch your head. >> You just hang out here for a minute, buddy. >> Hey, did we already get EMS? I just have a >> You can keep your feet. Hey, >> it's just they slip. >> What? >> They slip. >> Slip. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Slip. No, no, no, no, no. The the slide slip. Oh, >> okay. Just a slide. Slip. What? >> His slide slipped. >> Oh. >> Trying to tell him vomit on him. >> Vomit. >> Shorts. >> Uh, not that I can see. >> You got any scrubby? >> Yeah, I got some on my screen. >> Say what? >> What did he say? >> He was asking if he had bonnet on him. Do we not have an implied consent for our agency? >> Can you help me? >> You have to do it. >> It just slips. You see it? You're sitting. >> You're slipping. Well, you're hanging out here for a second, buddy. Yeah. Did you know? Did we call for EMS? >> I didn't hear anything. >> Just hang out with him for a second. Can I put my >> What do you mean? >> Hands up. My legs up. >> You can put them inside if you want. >> No. >> Are you going to >> I can do inside. >> Are you going to vomit? >> No. Yes. I have And >> Okay. >> I have I can't put my legs in my leg. Here. >> Give me a second. Give me a second. >> You know what I mean? >> Yeah. I'm trying I'm going to help you. Give me a second. Legs inside. >> No. What it is is I have sweaty feet. >> Uhhuh. >> So every time I take them in, my feet go in first. >> It's fine. It's fine. Do whatever you can. >> I can't. >> Okay. I'm just trying to make sure. No, >> you're fine, then. >> All right. Or just maybe put your legs out and let them breathe since you have sweaty feet, you said. Right. >> Yeah, you're fine. Stay there. Stay in there. >> Yes, sir. >> Stay in there. Stay. >> Stay sitting. >> Sit down. Do you want him inside or still like that? >> I I figured for EMS. I don't know. >> I don't like the way what he said. >> He didn't say anything. >> I don't know. >> He didn't say anything offensive like to you towards you or anybody. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. >> Yes, ma'am. I just >> cuz you know what? >> If they want me in the car, >> when you you're driving, right, and if the police puts the lights on, you have to stop, right? It's normal procedure. So if you didn't stop, maybe that's why cuz we have to make sure you know, right? So >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I am a a very good person. >> Mhm. >> That's all. >> No problem. Where do you have from? You said >> uh I live in Colia >> and they tried to kill my me and my family. >> Mhm. >> The order was for them to kill me. >> Oh, okay. >> And my dad, my mom and my dad, uh alive. >> Mhm. >> And that's the only way we came here. >> Okay. All right. I see what you're saying. There's nothing else. >> What do you mean nothing else? >> What he said? >> All right. Do you need an ambulance? Somebody to check you over. >> Are you hurt? You need an ambulance? >> Yeah, Dr. You. >> We just It's fine. Do you need somebody to come and check you? I would say that I I'm currently needing to be taken care of. >> You currently need to be taken care of. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. And why why do you say that? >> Why is it that I already asked you about >> Okay. So, I'm asking you if you need the ambulance to come and check you out, right? I am currently having a panic attack, man. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. Hey, hey, hey. Okay. So, with that being said, so do you have do you have thoughts of something? >> All right. Um, >> yes, I do. I do. I do get push. >> Okay. Okay. And at the moment, I feel like I feel like it's not okay. >> Okay. >> What's going on? >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. Do you um do you feel like you need you're going to do something to yourself? Hurt yourself or hurt somebody else? >> Look at me, man. >> Mhm. >> I make my school. >> Mhm. >> So, >> okay. All right. So, you don't need So, you don't need EMS to come in, right? That's we confirm that, right? I feel like I have a bad headache. >> Okay. He said he's having an anxiety attack, but he can't confirm deny that he's >> I just told you. >> Okay. So, do you need the ambulance to come and check you out last time? >> Yes. And yes. >> Okay. Yes, he does need >> because because they're coming. All right. >> Okay. So, let's get in here. Put your feet. I'm going to help you out. Okay. All right. I got it. >> All right. Oh, you got it. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. >> Hang out for a minute until you ask me. >> Yeah. Go ahead and ask me a question. What's up? >> Sound good? >> No, it's I can't hear you. What did you say? >> I sound good. >> If you sound good, I uh I don't know. I'll ask. Okay. >> Can you ask? >> Yeah, I'll ask. Grandma picked him up. >> He was asking about his son if he's okay. >> Yeah, we'll take care of that. We'll take care. >> Yeah, he's just shook up. >> Get him. We're taking him to school right now. >> Okay. >> Is okay. He's being taken to school now. Okay. He's just shooking up a little bit, but he's going to school. Okay. He's good. >> Yeah. Uh grandma or somebody's picking him up to take him to school. Okay. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> With Jorge secured in a patrol car, another officer catches up with the juvenile passenger before sharing the other side of this story. >> I think I don't I mean, he just said that they live like 10 minutes away from here and was driving and he said he kept kind of dozing off. So, he called grandma like five times. >> Yeah. >> Said that he was like stopping green lights and kind of swerving. >> Okay. So he said he tried to call wouldn't answer the phone. So he called his saying to call the police. >> Okay. >> So he called the police >> and then I asked him what was said while we were following him >> and he said that he kept just saying he wanted to talk to the lady on the phone. He wanted to talk to the lady on the phone. I said did you know we were back there? And he's like yeah we knew you guys were back there. So when he decided to get out of the car as soon as I could get out I was getting out of the car. So he soon as we he stopped he pulled out and he jumped out of the vehicle. >> But there's no other kids. >> That had to be an exciting couple 30 seconds. Huh? Oh [ __ ] kids getting out in the middle of traffic and >> well as soon as >> moments later Jorge's mom arrives on scene. >> He's working >> grandma. >> Okay. So that's your son. The driver who drives that car is your son. >> Yeah. This is the first time I don't know how working all that stuff. >> Okay. Well, he was drinking this morning drinking alcohol. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, this is your son, right? And that's your grandson? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, your son was drinking alcohol, took him to school. He is driving so erratically he calls us up like, "Oh my gosh, I'm scared. I'm I'm really scared of what's going on here." >> I mean, I don't know exactly the words, but that's what we all got over the radio. >> He pulls into the school. Now, the call came out right before he got to the school. So, our deputy, the school resource officer, goes to make contact with him, knocks on the door, said, "Hey," he drives off with him, not even leaving him at the school. >> He does not. So he now he's in the car, he drives off. We find him at racetrack. That deputy turns on the lights to do a traffic stop. Okay? Like everyday traffic stop. He drives off from the traffic stop. We had another deputy. Now we have two cops following him. He drives over here. The only reason he stopped because he got stuck in he got he got stuck in traffic. And that's when he darted out of the car to to separate himself from his dad. And that's when we were able to get him out of the car. >> Okay. I don't care really. I don't care because he is one person. He's drunk. He's drunk. >> He's a drunk. >> I don't know. I don't know. Does he drink a lot? No. >> He is today. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> That is my That is my point. >> No, I know. I mean, so >> my point. I am so I'm not so so mad. You should be mad and that's okay. Okay. >> But right now, >> mama, >> put your grand in a lot of danger. >> So be mad with your son, but make sure you love your grand. Okay. >> No, no, no. I tell him from now I going to take care of him. I going to make one one one statement. He's going to leave with me and he's going to stay with me all the time. >> The DCA mom, where's mom at? >> The DCA they full custody to him. >> Okay. >> Because >> All right. So she's obviously got some problems. So that's going to change today. >> She went No, wait. She went to meet with one guy. The guy put one pistol to my grandson >> and pull the pistol to him. And then was a lot of police over there too. And she was in the jail. The guy was on the jail. And this one is mess. >> Yeah. Yeah. It sounds like a mess. >> Yes. Who? >> What about drinking? >> Yeah, you know. >> Wait till midnight. >> Now medics arrive to check out the suspect. >> You want to step out? So what what was he not stopping with you guys? >> No. So the was in the passenger seat. He called in that, you know, the driver was drinking when he was trying to get dropped off at school. We got behind the car. He refused to stop and then he resisted and we got out. >> Gotcha. >> Oh, so he was trying to get his son at school >> allegedly. >> And dropped him off as soon as he saw a cop. So >> gotcha. Where's my monkey here? >> And we're going to walk over here to my monkey. >> I don't know. >> Hey, you said we can go ahead and make the U-turn regardless of the sign there and then he's going to follow. Just this once. >> So, are you guys able to have him do a blood draw there or does he have >> Well, if he refuses, I mean, are we going to get a search warrant? >> Subpoena and we'll just we'll just subpoena the the hospital. to the hospital automatically do a blood draw and then I subpoena the hospital. >> So I know that's what they've done before, but I've never done >> Jorge was booked for DUI, fleeing to elude child neglect and resisting arrest without violence. Court records show Jorge later pleaded no contest to the DUI and child neglect charge while other charges were dismissed. He was sentenced to probation, 6 months with an interlock device, community service, and more. >> Level pretty good. >> I don't know how much >> uh a lot. >> I bet he's at least a five. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I mean, he was probably 20 feet away. >> I was I was going to say about somewhere between two to three. Two to five. Outside. >> I'm going to say it's over three. >> I'm going say >> you have a phone number for >> 24. Okay. >> So, why does he go to the hospital for? >> What did he come down without carcthis? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> He's got incarcerated. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He just stole my patrol car. He stole my patrol car. Central. >> He tried to kill me. >> Yeah. >> He said that I would die to >> moving. Hands up. Let me see your hand. >> Your hand. >> Take me to jail. >> Today we're in Kargo, Florida, where an officer races to a 911 call from a terrified daughter, claiming a man is trying to beat her mother to death. But the chaos is just beginning. >> Arrival here. >> He just stole my patrol car. He stole my patrol car. CENTRAL. >> He's running northbound. Lights are on. He tried to take my gun from my holster. [snorts] [panting] >> He's got my rifle in the car. He's running northbound code. >> I got a visual. I'm heading up at 52-year-old Armando Lopez is now behind the wheel of a sheriff's deputy's cruiser and the heat is coming. Everybody has to go back. What happened? Get out. Get out. As the entire force pursues the carjacked Kia, the victim reveals the nightmare that unfolded inside the house. >> Does your neck hurt? Hey, there's your back hurt. Sorry. Sorry. But my head is really bad. >> Okay. I know. We're going to take care of your head. >> What? Did he punch you? Is that what he's just punching you? >> Many times. He tried to kill me. >> Yeah. >> He said that I would die today. >> He said he was going to kill you. >> Okay. >> All right. >> What's your um youngest daughter's name? >> Or son. Son, I'm sorry. >> The kids are inside >> or this arm. Okay. This is going to get really tight. I know they got him. >> What's his birthday? What's birthday? >> Oh, be careful. Yeah. >> Does anyone else have besides your head in your neck? >> You can move this. You can move. >> Does your chest try to chest? >> What the hell? >> Okay. Yes. Your mouth. Little bit on your mouth. See the kids? Yeah. Your eyes a little small. >> You need to check her son. Can you check her son, too? I was on I was on top of her son for like two minutes. >> Yeah. He was trying to take my gun and I was like I was smothering her son. >> Smother. >> Yeah. Like I was like on top of him. He's fine right now. But >> do you got him? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We got him. Yeah. You're good. You're good. >> With the victim secure. The chase for Armando takes center stage. >> 105 106. I'm about the 104. Traffic is very heavy. But I'm set up. I'm traveling 100 mile northbound. He's about a mile and a half ahead of me. He should be in lane. >> Come on. Go. Go. Get the out. Go. If you blinked, you might have missed our suspect hitting triple digits in the far right lane. >> He's about 100 miles an hour. >> Signal four. Signal four. Signal four. Signal 4. Location. >> Be at the wire nuts. >> Wire nuts. before. >> Signal 4 means car crash, but a flipped vehicle with a suspect inside that stole a cruiser and may be armed, that's a whole other level. 104. JONATHAN, GET BACK. GET BACK. >> HANDS. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW. SHOW YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW. DRIVER. >> YEAH, I can't see. I got no signal. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. I DON'T HAVE NO VISUAL. I got no visual. I got no visual. No visual. No visual. No visual. No visual. Show me it. SHOW ME IT. [screaming] >> NO. No visual. No visual. Get on there. >> I got you. I got you. I got you. Driving door open. >> Hey, be careful if he's in. >> We don't know if he has his rifle. We don't know by the car. >> Driver. All right. >> Hey, do your guy Does your guys's PA work? >> Do yours work? >> No, mine doesn't work. Check his PA. >> Someone needs to open up. Back up. Go. I got you. Check it. I got you. I got you. I got you. All right. Get over. Watch. Cross. Fire. Take out. Go. Take it out. >> Come out. Open it. Andy. >> That's going to open up either. >> We need to bust out the truck. >> Go. >> Right here. Right here. Right here. Body right here. >> Body. Body. Body. Body. Right there. Body. >> I got you. I got you. >> Watch it. Watch it. Watch. >> Sheriff's office. Come out with your hands up. Can you hear me? 10456 drive for the white for the rescue. >> Police highway patrol make yourself known. >> Yeah, he's not moving. >> He's not moving on this side. >> Yeah, he's not moving. I got air back here. >> I got your back. >> I see. I got skin. >> There you go. >> Get on the other side. Hey, get break it on the other side where he's the body's at. >> Yeah, right here. Knife. Do we have a knife? We can cut the airbag right here. You need it. Break it. >> We can cut the airbag right here. >> You should be pushing 100. >> 166. We have one unresponsive trying to get the airbag cut. He's not responding to >> windows down. Cut the airbag. >> Right here. Cut the airbag. >> Watch out. There's a car as well. >> Hold on a second. Break this whole chair. >> Yeah. >> Can you see the shield? >> Yeah. I got We got on some point here. Just let's try to get that door open right here. >> Cut the airbag. Does anybody have a knife? Every move counts. Officers must get Armando out alive without letting their guard down. >> He's moving. Hands up. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> HEY, BUDDY. COME ON. CAN you hear us? >> Can you hear us? Hello. >> You can hear me? Hey, talk to me. Talk to me. pretty thous. It's not the original. >> I got Try to try try to cut that air back. >> Let me see your hands, man. Let me see your hands. >> 556 palm drag >> arm right here. Watch the arm right here. >> Arm right here. >> All right. All right. We got an arm. We got an arm. >> Do we have a visual from the driver's side or no? >> Come on, man. Can you hear me? >> I got you, sir. Watch movement. Watching. >> Can you hear me? Hello. >> Okay. >> Watch movement. Watch. >> I'm trying to get you out, man. Can you climb to the back seat? Are you able to climb to the back seat? >> All right. >> Can you Can you put your two hands up? >> Don't move. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands, bro. Come on. >> Hands. >> Both hands. Both hands. >> My bad. Here we go. >> Someone come and grab them. We can't get through there. >> Break that glass here. >> Break the glass. Break the glass. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> ALL RIGHT. >> HANDS. We need your hands. Hands. >> Hands. >> Hands. >> Put up your hands. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'M COMING. >> YES. Come on. Come on. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. Stay on the ground. >> Stay down the ground. >> Stay down the ground. >> GET DOWN. STOP. STOP. We're okay. We're okay. We're okay. Come down. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Someone call for rescue now. >> Recovery position. Recovery position. Come on. >> Get up. Get up on your He's okay on the side. He's okay. On the side. Okay. Okay. >> Talk to me. What are you feeling? >> All right. >> I just need to do what you need me to do. >> We're getting your rescue. Okay, man. >> That's fine. >> We don't need a rescue. Take me to jail. We got him out. Okay, just give me stand up. I'm not Listen, let me hang here. Okay, we're here. >> Just stay here. Give a call. >> Yes, sir. >> Anybody else in the car, chief? I don't think so. No weapons? Never had no weapons. >> Okay, man. Thank you guys. You saved my life. >> All right, man. I mean, you saved my life. >> We don't have to go through all that. >> No, I'm telling you, you saved my life. >> I'm not trying to go nowhere. I ain't got >> Well, let's not let's not get under the car. >> No, I'm good. Take me where you want, bro. >> Stay down. Stay down here, sir. >> Hey, I got him. If you want to go put that away, Chief, >> we just need rescue to come around and grab him, man. >> All right. >> Can we sit him up on this pole right here? >> I think he's good. If you're good, he's good like that. >> Whatever you guys like. I'm Gucci. >> All right, you're good, man. >> 1937. >> Why would you flee like that? >> 1937. I'm going to be the right now. >> It's okay. >> It's my my right as an American citiz. >> But medically are you feeling you feeling a broken leg or anything, man? >> Heart's racing. Okay. >> What mile mark are we at? >> 104.6. >> We're going to be north on 104. You're good. >> Thank you. >> Sorry. [clears throat] >> They're rolling to 556 Palm Drive. I just told them text. >> Thank you, boo. >> You remember me? >> Saved my life. >> You remember me, man? >> What's your last name? I don't know about the last name, but I I was your last I was with you on the last. >> You can sit up by yourself or you need my name. >> What was your What was your office to the rest of you? >> Harold. Harold. >> No, I don't remember you. Harold the last person to rest me. >> It was like from Caribbean Club the event. You remember? >> Oh yeah, the one that beat. >> Listen, could you sit up or you need my leg? >> Need some help. >> You need my leg. Help me up, dog. >> No, I'm saying this. >> No, no, no. Don't stand up. Don't stand up. >> You tell me. You good or what's >> Let me know when you want to stand up and help me when I sit right here, bro. I ain't going nowhere. Hey, we're going to lean you. Grab his arm. We'll lean him up against No, I'm not going to touch him with the car activation. >> Whatever you want to do. >> Hey, Sge. You good, s? Legal stop you did, by the way. >> There's no such thing as a legal lefthand turn. And there's no such thing as a speeding. That's what we >> without giving me a speed. Thank you. >> I'm glad I'm glad you're doing good. >> I didn't get the DUI. >> I'm glad you're doing good. >> Well, I'm not doing good, >> but I'm doing better. I did better on that time. Armando is in custody and headed to the hospital, but officers aren't taking any chances >> for the guy in the ambulance. >> In touch with the officer in >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Tell them when they get to the hospital, do not uncover. >> Okay. No, for sure. >> No matter what the I know sometimes some doctors will tell you they want to uncover. I got you. >> They're going to stay cuffed. If they release them, we're going to put them in a patrol car. We'll take them down with one unit following another unit and then we'll make arrangements for you. like you said uh transportation pump out west will meet Kaka going to have at least two offic >> but don't let any tell him make sure because sometimes >> I got you >> I understand yes sir 712 7 to 11 can you switch to Patrol 313. >> Hey Andy, per the colonel, the male is not to be unhandcuffed at any given time at the hospital. He is to stay handcuffed the entire time, no matter what the doctor says. Per the colonel. Copy that. You guys have an ID on him? When I get it, I'll send it to you. >> Got me. >> Oh, damn. That wasn't hard enough. >> Harder. >> Harder. Ready? >> Go. One, two, three. Yay. Oh, hold on. Hold on. I ain't in yet. Let me get in. I be You good? >> You act up anyway. kind of pull him up on this side. >> Sit you up. All right. >> All right. Just put your feet here. >> There you go. There you go. Like >> you got to get out. >> Come on, man. >> Oh, no. You want me to get out? Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. You just hit my head. I hit my head. Do >> you need to go to the hospital? >> Yes. >> You want You want them to do tests on you now? Come on, bro. Just done for the day. Just just just please just do it for the day after this. Figure it out. Easy. I don't want to hop over. >> Bro, stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yes, you are. You're pushing back on the officer. >> No, I'm not. Bro, stand up. I'm trying to stand up. >> Just saw you. >> How could I put seat belt on if you're throwing me in the car like this? You're sitting down. Just >> let me sit up, bro. Let me sit upwards up towards you. Let me sit up. >> We're going to let Listen to me. Everyone sit up. Everyone be quiet. We're going to let you sit up. Put your feet in. >> We got you, bro. We got you. Put your feet in there. >> You ain't built like that. >> It's fine. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. You ain't fine. Stay in there. Stay in there. Armando Lopez remains in Monroe County Jail where he's being held without bond. He's charged with a seemingly endless list of charges including attempted homicide, fleeing police, carjacking, and grand theft auto. >> Come here. >> Try to put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> What's up with your your car? >> My car? Whatever the case, >> is missing. >> Your car is missing. >> Yeah. >> Why would you? Why not pull over? >> Cuz I don't I can't afford to go to jail. >> It's 11:00 a.m. in Lake County, Florida, where police find an abandoned car after the driver allegedly fled a traffic stop. A K9 officer arrives just minutes after the car was left here. As the hunt for the elusive driver begins. Good. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. All right. Good boy. Go here. Yeah, I'd say the this one here is the female. >> Just Oh, as we make the right Come on. Good boy. Go to the super. No. Get out of here. Good. Good. Soup. Soup. No. Leave it. Soup. They turned right here on the other side of that pipe. >> Yeah. Yeah, they're going right into this house. Danny, just hold the front. Leave it. Leave it. Leave it. Flat. No, leave it flat. All right. I'm on the back of this house. There's also a fifth wheel back here as well. It's got a padlock on the outside. The dog leads officers to a home just down the road when investigators learn that two people came to the house before hitching a ride to another nearby home. We join officers as they arrive at that other residence. >> Hey man, what's up? >> Yep. What's going on, man? >> Where's Cora at? >> She was in the car. She drove drove somewhere. >> Okay, so here's I'm going to detain you. You were in the car, right? >> She has money back, bro. >> I ain't done nothing to me either. >> I know, but here here's the deal. Okay, you're detained for investigation. >> She just Somebody just poked out. Right back in. Come here. >> Trying to put your hands behind your back. For what? >> Police identify the suspect seen here as 33-year-old Corin Perkins, who officers initially tried to pull over for a bad registration. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Put your hands together like you're praying. It's a little more comfortable for you. >> What did I do? >> All right. >> What did I do? What happened? >> That deputy right there tell you everything you need to know here. >> Um, I got to cancel the Uber, I guess. >> Oh, yeah. We'll we'll take care of that in a sec. Can she hang out by your >> She's going to be too noisy. >> Okay, >> Justin, if you want to pat him down, I'll switch with you. You can talk to her and I'll hang out with him. >> I think that's Uber. >> Oh, okay. flag him down in a minute though where it's going to become quite obvious that you can't go for a ride right now. You know what I'm saying? >> Well, they refund my mind. >> Maybe I'll show them you're in handcuffs. >> I'm going to say >> what's your first name? >> Karen. >> Karen is >> I just had an Uber drop me off from the hotel. You're going to run away. Let's just step over this way. If he wants to drive by, he can drive by. >> Yeah, if you want. >> Yeah. See, you I mean >> Well, I get too high. >> Have a seat. Good. >> There you go. >> You want to have a seat, bro? You can. >> Another officer ushers Cor into a patrol car before asking her some important questions. You have pockets on those shorts or something. Okay. >> No. Here. Stay in front of the car real quick. I'll wait. >> That's my Uber. >> That's your Uber? >> Yeah. >> Where you going? >> I was going back to the hotel. I came to check on a dog. I just got here from the hotel. >> Okay. All right. You >> I got the hotel. I have stuff in my bra. >> I'm not going to go reach in your bra. We'll We'll get that in a minute. Anything in here that might be illegal? >> No, but shouldn't be. >> Okay. So, right now for the investigation, I'm going to read you something so I can ask some question. Okay? >> This this doesn't mean you're going to jail. This just means because you're in cops, I have to read it to you. Okay? >> What happened? >> That's what we're going to talk about. 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. Have them present with you before and during any questioning. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before and during any questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you do you understand each of these constitutional rights I've explained to you? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> No, I didn't. Having confirmed your understanding of your constitutional rights, do you voluntarily knowing wave your constitutional rights in which to speak to you? >> Okay. So, here's the deal. What What's up with your your your car? >> My car? >> Whatever the case may be, >> it is missing. Your car is missing. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I think I have an idea who took it, but I didn't want to put her in jail, so I was hoping she'd bring it back. >> Who do you think? >> Um M. >> Okay. So, do you know where your car is at at this checkpoint? >> No, I got a ride to the Uber uh to Uber >> to the Mike Grill Hotel. >> I just got here to check on the puppies and get some stuff. >> Who gave you a ride? Um, my friend used the Uber, the one I got to the hotel on his phone because it was taking forever to download off my phone. I just ordered >> So, you used the Uber to get >> Yeah. >> Okay. He was with you the whole time. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then like I have the receipt for where was that ATM? >> I'm not going to grab them. >> Okay. >> We We've already went through that. I'll take those up. >> Is my car destroyed? >> Uh, no. Your car is not destroyed. >> Okay. >> But >> clearly something happened. I mean, clearly something happened because you're in custo because we have video of the car >> being parked and people getting out, right? >> But um >> um I'm sure on that. >> Yeah, the hotel room is 3:15. >> I just I forgot Chargers. >> Officers aren't exactly buying Corin's story when she eventually decides to come clean. >> Okay, so here here's the thing. where your car is currently at this exact moment. The house that's right there has a camera right on the front of it pointing at your car. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, we've already watched the video. So, what I want you to do is be truthful with me. >> Okay. >> That's what I want cuz I can work with truthfulness. >> Okay. >> And I can lower stuff down. I can get rid of stuff. I can make stuff happen. I'm be completely honest with you. >> Okay. >> My car was legit stolen. I did just get it back. Okay. >> At the at the what's that gas station with ice? Um >> is it right there? California streets. >> I don't know the streets around here. Uh the sicko. >> Okay. >> I just got it back. >> Okay. >> I promise. Her name I don't know her last name. MC something. And I'm a gear up. I And I'm out on bond. >> I'm not judging you. I can understand right call the cops. >> Okay. >> So I'm out on bond. Um, but I we have two nights at the hotel and but I'm not supposed to be driving it. So that's another reason why I'm here. >> Do you not have a problem? >> No. And she refused to bring my car back where she took it. So I have no other choice. >> Okay. Then why would you run? Why not pull over and explain? >> Cuz I don't I can't afford to go to jail. >> Okay. Well, he obviously I haven't officially met you before. But when it comes to a simple your licensing coping like no I'm 100% offender. >> Okay. So that's not a citation. So that's >> I can't look the other way on the felony. That's that's besides >> and I wouldn't have been driving if my car wasn't smaller. >> I understand. But either way adding more charges versus one simple charge. >> And that's >> I'm sorry. >> That's the biggest issue. Sorry. >> Okay. So, here here's what I'm going to do. Okay. I'm going to take one of those cups off so you can grab everything out of your bra and just set it right up here. Okay. I'm just I'm not going to go >> I'm not going to go digging through your bra. Okay. >> You want to face the car for me? >> All right. So, I'm I'm going to take this left arm off and use that one to grab everything out of your bra. Okay. And just set it right on the hood of my car. cigarette down. >> Yeah, we'll we'll work on that. >> You're being cooperative with me. I'll let you get a cigarette as soon as I get you back in the cup if you like. >> There's nothing else in your bra. Correct. Double triple check. All right. My phone is 1738. >> What I'm going to do is I'm going to double lock you so they don't tighten up on you. Okay. >> All right. Here. I'll let him talk to you before we head out. Do you want to come have a seat real quick? >> Yeah. Like I said, I'm I'm going to let you have one before we leave. You're being more than cooperative with me. be more cooperative with you. >> Sorry, >> I understand. So, the seat belt kind of just slide in there and then it just sits over here. All right. Here, I'm going to unhook that lighter real quick. All right. Let me let me talk with him for a minute and then I'm going to let you get a cigarette and get you on your way over. Okay. And we'll we'll have a talk while we're driving about everything else. All right. Yeah, I'll I'll I'll get >> Corin is secured in a patrol car when officers get a chance to question that man she was with. >> What was your first name again? >> Right. >> Okay. So, because you're in cuff, what I'm going to do is I'm going to read you this real quick, just so I can ask you a couple questions. Okay? All right. 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 and have him present with you before and during any questioning. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before and during any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these constitutional rights I've explained to you? Yes, sir. >> All right. Having confirmed your understanding of your constitutional rights, do you voluntarily and knowingly wave your constitutional rights and wish to speak to me now? >> Wave my constitutional right. >> Do do you want to answer my questions or not? Pretty much. I just I want to ask a couple of questions and you can tell me you don't want to answer them or you can just hear me out and see if you want to answer them. All right. >> Okay. All right. So, here's the deal. Okay. I I'll tell you exactly like I explained to her. >> [snorts] >> So, her car, that white Buick that we know about, it's parked over down the dirt roads. All right. The house that it's parked in front of has a camera pointed directly at the car. >> So, what I told her is I just want the truth. That That's all I'm looking for. I can work with the truth. I can't work with lying. Does that make sense? >> So, do you have a series of events that might have occurred that you might want to tell me? Like what do you mean? >> Like what? Do you want to tell me what happened? Like how the car might have ended up over there? >> Cuz I already know how it ended up over there. >> And I already know who was in the car. I'm just looking for the truth so I can work with y'all. >> I mean, honestly, I was catching a ride back home. >> I got you. >> And uh but car is >> So let me ask this. Why Why'd she run? Why didn't she stop? I don't know. >> Is it just cuz her license is bad? Does she have dope in the car? >> I think it's her license or something like that. >> Okay. Do Do you know of her to do dope or does she stay away from dope? >> That I don't know. >> Okay. All right. So, you just think it's because of her license. Did she say anything? >> She didn't say a word. Not even like a oh crap or got to move or something. her license her license. >> She said her license wasn't bad or you just know that >> I think. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Just hang out for one second. Let me go through everything and we'll we'll get this worked out. All right. The man was taken out of handcuffs and sent on his way minutes later. Meanwhile, back in the patrol car with Corin, officers have a few more questions for her >> so we don't break the car when we go. >> Um I left him in the car. They're in Where at in the car? >> I think underneath my seat. >> Under the driver's seat. >> Okay. All right. Give me one second. Let me finish going through your Is there anything in your bag that's I'm going to find? >> There shouldn't be no. >> Okay. Um once I get done going through that, what all do you want to go with? Uh >> um >> You want everything to go with him? >> No, I'm going to take my purse with me. >> Well, like >> as long as there's nothing bad in it, I can let you take your purse. The whole black bag is what you're saying. Okay. He can take my phone and I need to give it to my people. >> Okay. So, just your black bag is what you want to go with you. >> You're my cigarette. >> I don't care. >> Yeah, I can take I can take the cigarettes. I can put them in your property. Okay. Let me finish going through it. We'll go that way. 29197. She's advising the key should be underneath the door. No. Come here. Come here, Danny. Come here. >> Officers work out what to do with the suspect's car before letting Corin have that cigarette she requested. >> Get your feet out. You don't have to get out. You can sit right there. What I'm going to do is I'm going to close my partition there to try to stop some of the smoke. All right. I get it enough. All right. >> I need him to call that number. That's you, my brother. Tell him I got locked up. >> All right. Say that one more time. I'm sorry. They were talking. I need him to call the last number that just called me and tell them I'm locked up and call >> and they need to get back to Texas hotel and let him know cuz he's got to watch my dogs. >> Okay. >> So, your dogs are at the hotel. >> No, dogs are here. >> Oh, the dogs are here. Got it. >> You want to swap the cuffs? >> I don't care. You don't have to. >> No, she's smoking later. >> We're going to swap those cuffs to give him his cuffs back. Okay. Call the last number that just called. >> All right. Don't do anything crazy over there. >> Call the last number that just my brother locked up and get back to watch the dog. >> Turn your wrist like that. And he got to get back to he's got to watch his dog. >> And Junior's at 78 772. How old are my count? >> 38 >> here. If you want to just sit back down, you're good, too. >> No. Yeah, you're good. >> Okay. Use that if you need for an Uber. >> No. Um, he's at the micro hotel. >> That's what I was a person or a dog. >> Oh, is it? It's a dog. >> That's what I was asking. Okay. >> Or vine. >> Uh, I'll have to look it up. They just changed all of them, so I'm not certain off the top of my head. >> Vine like out for it. How long ago was that? >> Um, two months ago. >> There might be. I I don't know. Like I said, I'd have to look at >> it. Me out. >> Yeah. 700 left. >> My god. It's quick and easy. >> Quick and easy. >> Quick and easy. All right. >> Yeah. >> As long as he didn't have it. >> Yeah. >> All right. Um, >> you already got her phone, right? >> Okay. >> You can ask her. >> You want to see her? >> Yeah. >> Here's her lighter. Take that with her. And then other than that, you're good to go. And stand up. >> I can help. >> No, we're just wrapping up now. Thank you though. What does he do? >> They can be useful. >> I just work here. Uh, whenever you're good, if you just want to drop it on the ground, I'll put it out for you. That way, we don't start forest fires. >> All right. >> You got my bag, right? >> Yep. Your bag's sitting on my front seat. I grabbed your license out of your wallet as well, cuz we have to hand that over to them. It's not too tight anywhere, right? Okay. I tighten it to the setting on that. So, >> Corin was booked for fleeing or eluding, driving with a revoked license, and failure to register a motor vehicle. Court records show she later pleaded no contest to the charges, and was sentenced to 180 days in jail with credit for time served. But this incident is far from Corin's first rodeo. Police reports show Korin has been arrested at least seven other times since 2019 for various charges including drug possession, trespassing, and previous charges for driving with a suspended license. >> My son's okay. I'm sorry. >> Am I being detained? >> Yeah, you're being detained. You didn't stop. >> Sir, I I really do apologize. I I I don't know what else to say about that. I mean, I get you apologizing, but that doesn't help the fact that you didn't stop for several police officers. >> It's 800 PM in Lake County, Florida, where one woman has allegedly taken things a little too far. >> Get out of the car. >> Stay here. >> I don't 13. We got him. Stop. Give us traffic. >> My son is sick. My son's sick. Okay. It's his birthday. I'm sorry. Get out of the car. >> Calm down. All right, Richard. My son's sick and I was just going to the hospital. >> Get out of the car. >> No problem. It's no problem. I'm so sorry. I was trying to I was trying to get on the phone. Listen, I was just trying to get on. >> What's wrong with your kid? >> My son's sick. He was just throwing up in the car. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. He told me I was trying to get on the phone with the police department. It's my two kids right there. I Sir, I have nothing on me. I have nothing. He told me to just drive just I apologize. I just I was trying to get on the phone with the police department and let them know that I was just going to the hospital. Sorry. That's all I'm saying. >> That's all. Ask my Ask them. They're right there. There's nothing in this car. There's no I have nothing. >> I'm sorry. >> I I wasn't trying to allude to nothing on me whatsoever. I wasn't trying to allude to you guys. My son just threw up and I was trying to get on the phone with the with the the police department. >> Driver's license. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Absolutely. It's actually right there in that right. Can I grab it? It's right there. It's right there behind you, sir. Um on that gray. >> This one? Yes, sir. >> Police identified the driver as 37year-old Michelle Harbin. Before initiating a traffic stop, officers ran Michelle's license plate and discovered her driver's license was suspended. Michelle then allegedly led officers on a slow chase for nearly three miles before stopping. >> It's my son's birthday and he just and he's throwing up sick. We we just had dinner and I don't know. He He's just And I'm like, I'm trying to get on I'm trying to have them get on the phone. We none of us have service except for one phone. We're trying to get on the phone with the police department. Let you guys know that I was just driving to the hospital. He was sick, you know. >> Well, you know, if you would have pulled over, we could have just called the fire department. >> I apologize. I'm so sorry. I just I was like, but right here I said, can you just call them? Can you please just call them and like, you know, just try get them the snow. We're just driving to the hospital. >> Who needs medical attention? >> My son's too sick. He's just throwing up like crazy. We just had dinner and I was just like trying to get him, you know, straight straight to the hospital. I'm so sorry. I I would have never I would have never I apolog I apologize. I would have never have just started your son. >> My son's 10 today. It's his birthday. We just had dinner and and he's sick. I'm so sorry. I just I need to get him to the hospital. That's all. I apologize. I apologize. I I mean, I wasn't speeding or anything like that, you know. >> Come on, put you in my car. >> I mean, I'm being detained. >> Yeah, you're being detained. You didn't stop. >> Sir, I'm sorry. My son's sick. Please. >> That's not an excuse. >> Please, sir. I'm Listen. Sit in the car, sir. Please. Please. My son's sick. Please. Sir, I apologize. Michelle repeatedly tells officers she fled because she was headed to the hospital over a sick child. Let's see what that child has to say. >> Do what is that as far as So what she's saying what she's saying is that he was throwing up. Hey sweetie just step out for me. Okay, we're just going to have you uh stand over here. >> Where's my mom >> right now? She's back here just right now. Buddy, are you okay? >> Are you sick at all? >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> I just coughing really bad. >> You got a bad cough? >> Okay. like um you having breathing issues? >> Okay. Are you having any right now? >> Not right at the second. Okay. >> Yeah. Real quick. >> Michelle's story starts to fall apart before police get a chance to talk to the man with her when he reveals a telling tale. >> Huh? Is that why you were telling her not to stop? >> Huh? >> Is that why you were telling her not to stop? >> I mean, I I told her to drive to the hospital. >> Drive to the hospital? >> Yeah. >> You guys are going the wrong way. >> I don't listen. She was driving. I don't know. >> Okay. I mean, it's not an extra offense if you told her to not stop. >> And it doesn't seem like he's having an emergency for you guys to not stop for the police to go to the hospital. I'm just saying y'all what y'all are saying doesn't make any sense, but sounds like you guys are trying. >> I'm not saying nothing. All the other one. That's all I >> Okay. >> Are these your kids or are they >> her kids? She was blown up, I guess, as she >> You heard that right. The man tells officers he has a warrant for his arrest, which might better explain the alleged escape attempt. I'll grab mine. I need it anyways. It's not a request of a dog. >> Yeah. Hey, can you unlock your car? I want to talk to her for a second. >> I didn't read it, Miranda. >> Hm. >> No, I'm just asking about anyone can uh that can come pick up your children. >> Yes. Am I being arrested? >> What's that? >> Am I being arrested? >> Why? >> Please, sir. I'm I I'm so sorry. I I would never have I would have never have done any and I was I was not speeding or anything like that. I was just slowly trying to get him here. Please, you guys. Please. I mean, you guys do whatever you need to do. Search the car. Whatever you need to do. I have no ill intentions. My son just was sick. I just got him. He just left dinner. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> All right. So, my question is, anyone to come pick up your children? >> Yeah. Yes. My mom can, but >> you know the phone number off the top of your head? >> Yeah. I My dad was a Eustace cop. You know, you guys, he he retired from here. Wait, from Eustace. I would never have run. >> What was the phone number? I I have a clean I mean I have a driving I have a good driver's license. I I mean I was just I'm honest to God. Please I apologize. Was it you that was following me that pulled me over to begin with or no? >> No, that was an officer back there. >> I'm so sorry about that. I I mean I I would never have done that on intentionally. I just really was worried. >> So when I got next to you on my truck, you were just going to go around me. Well, I mean, I just I just was trying to get to him to to the hospital and and I didn't know what to do at that point because I mean, at that point, I'm already, you know, on the you know what I mean? Like I I didn't mean to and I was going very slowly. I wasn't trying to be um eluding, you know, any by any means. Sir, my my son's just sick and he's not >> Where do you guys live at? >> We live right >> and I mean, sir, sir, I I really do apologize. I I I don't know what else to say about that. I mean, I get you apologizing, but that doesn't help the fact that you didn't stop for several police officers. >> And I I'm so sorry. I was this close to the hospital and I just I mean, I I was trying to get on the phone with the police department and let them know that I was headed that way. That way you guys would know, you know. And I mean, I was going real slowly and I put my hazard on as well. So, I I kind of thought that that would be kind of a signal that I was headed to the hospital. I don't I don't know. I'm I'm really sorry about that. >> Probably just trying to find a spot so he can run from us. That's okay. >> Just sit. Sit your legs. Your legs. >> Michelle sticks to her story for now before officers get a chance to find a guardian for those kids. >> Yeah, we're going to um I'm going to have her mom come pick them up. Okay. 1365 phone number for the driver's mother. You make table five with her and pass through my personal t. I didn't get that. You go ahead and make the phone call. I'll have it to you by the time she answers. >> Hey, what's your mom's name? >> Sir. >> Okay, just give me one second. Okay, I'll be right back with you. >> I'm calling her right now. >> Okay. Is there any way I can talk to like the captain or something? >> Just give me a minute. >> Thank you so much. >> 13 uses. Her name's gonna be >> So, um, >> what's the I gota see what the suspension of the car >> like three or something like that. >> She is she's she's registered and we got to take the tag off the car. >> Um, so it's going to be searched for for one incident arrest and then we got to inventory it cuz it's getting >> so I just told the dog away. >> All right. Um, we just need their names, the date of birth since they're uh occupants, passengers, and I got them. I'm calling the mom now. >> Her mom to come pick them up. >> So, what about her? He said that he told her to drive to the hospital. She I mean, we're behind her the whole time. She wasn't passing nobody or she was going to slow the whole way. here four ways on so charge point. >> Did she stop? >> No. >> Is did she ask us to call EMS for this kid yet or no? >> Mhm. >> No. >> Was the kid sick? >> You you talked to him where you said he had a cough or something? >> He has a cough. because he doesn't feel like he doesn't feel all right. >> Like right now he's not having any symptoms. >> Okay. >> When I was next to her and it started to blow over, did she try to go around me? >> Yes. >> Yeah. She She's going to go. She didn't try to hit me too. >> Yeah. >> They were trying to find a spot for him to run. That's what they were trying to do. Hold >> on. Grandma transport. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Hello, this is Sergeant Arnold, US Police Department. >> Hey, I have um I'm sorry, not I I have your daughter, I'm assuming, um here. One of my officers tried to stop her. uh she continued to uh flee from officers. Um the passenger in the car had a warrant and then now there is uh two juveniles in here. We want to know if you can come pick them up. >> The officer manages to find a ride for the children when Michelle decides it's time to come clean. >> What was she saying something to me? >> Yeah. >> Sorry. I was on the radio. >> It's okay. I apologize again. I, you know, when you put the lights on or whoever was behind me, you he said to me, "I'm not sure if I have a warrant. I do not have a warrant. Please don't stop, you know, until we get there." And I said, "What do you mean?" You know, and I said, "Um, are you planning on I'm you don't know if you have a warrant or not? Um, what what's going on with everything?" Um, basically, and he's like, "Listen, don't stop. I'm telling you, don't stop or else something bad's going to happen." I said, "What do you mean?" You know, like I I was very fearful to stop. That's that's a big reason why I didn't stop. I just don't want to say that too loud. You know what I'm saying? I I don't know. I I apologize. >> Who is he to you? >> Um he is a on and on and again boyfriend. >> Okay. Did you guys read her Miranda? >> Nope. >> Okay. You got your Miranda card on? >> Please guys, please don't please don't take me to jail for this. I was in fear of my I didn't know what he would do to me or my kids, you know. >> Okay. Listen, listen to this. So, I got to read it this before I ask any questions. Okay. >> Michelle has read her Miranda rightites before one officer questions the suspect. >> So, he's you said he's your boyfriend >> on and on, you know, >> for how long? >> Um, about 3 years on and off. >> Okay. >> All right. And so, he said to you that he may have a warrant. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> For you to keep driving? >> Yes. I mean, we were headed to the hospital. My son's sick with him. Yeah. He was he was hyperventilating. I think it was a little bit over the top, but he was he was definitely throwing up and dry heaving and things like that. I was concerned and that's why I was headed to the hospital, you know. Um, when he tells me that cuz he was saying basically when we get to the hospital, don't you know, I'll play I'm planning on jumping out basically is what And I was like, "Wait, what do you mean?" And you know, he's telling me, "Don't stop. Don't stop." >> You know, um I had no idea. I >> And I was in fear, you know. for me, for my kids. >> In fear of what? >> Just anything that he might do to me. >> Why would you think he might do something to you? >> Well, I mean, he has in the past. >> Does done what? >> I mean, just been um like very aggressively um >> like verbally aggressive. >> Yes. And and and telling me that things are going to go this way and that's it. Um you know what I mean? Just very much so. Yes. And I mean, like I said, I apologize profusely. My dad was used as cow. I mean, I I just don't know. I don't know. >> Um, well, I'm going to be straight up with you. Okay. So, I understand the things you're saying. I get that that he's the one that said for you to keep going. Okay. So, all that, >> you know, we'll we'll uh we'll put it in the report. >> I appreciate that. I mean >> for the judge >> I just wouldn't >> but that's all we can do. >> I understand and I wouldn't have ran from you guys or anything. I I was going very slowly at that >> but still not stopping. Listen, I'm just explaining to you not stopping for police when they have their lights and sirens on >> in a clearly marked vehicle. >> I pulled up next to you in my vehicle. >> Yes, sir. >> And you try to go around me. >> I apologize. I I do. >> So, I'm just saying all these things. >> I know. And I know >> is trying to get away from the police regardless of the speed limit that you're going. And I had and >> you're refusing to stop for the police is what I'm just saying. Okay. So that's scared for me and my kids because of them, you know, like >> that scared me >> because I mean things will help me from and and make a turn, you know what I mean? >> Sure, but we'll help. >> No, you're right. I was scared. I didn't know what to do. That's why I was going really slow and I put my hazards on and I was trying to get on the phone with the police department. You know, I'm so sorry. I just I didn't want to I didn't want him to do something drastic like he almost grabbed the wheel like as soon as I put the lights on or whoever was running. >> That puts your kids in danger as well. What you just >> Exactly. That's what Well, no. That's why I slowed slowed way down like >> because you guys get to the hospital. Now you guys get to the hospital and you have three cop cars or four cop cars or by the time you get there it could have been much more. No >> in a parking lot and then there's going to be several guns pointed at you and your kids. >> Yeah. I didn't I did not I didn't even realize I like I said I was trying to get him to follow the police department so that I could let him know that I was headed to the hospital you know um he's telling me this and telling me like basically don't don't you stop don't you stop you know I'm I was I'm sorry I was just scared I didn't know what to do sir >> investigators have heard enough and decide to move on to another issue >> what about your license >> I had no idea about that and no idea >> that's not the case when I talked to your parents they said that you've been trying to work on your license >> no I had no I had My license my license has been good. That's definitely just just happened. I mean, that had to have just happened cuz I I mean, I have insurance and everything on on I don't >> That's why you have a cease tag order in your car, too. You don't have insurance on your car. >> I But I do. I just had the I just printed out the progressive information. Is Is that Does it Does it show its recent? Does it show when it was suspended? Uh, do you have it up there? Uh, shields. >> Uh, they didn't add her, so I mean, like I said, >> did he call a tow truck? >> Yeah. Paint body. >> Okay. >> I had no idea. You guys, I worked I work in >> I I worked there uh six nights a week. I my only suspended on 8 um August 19th um FR suspension >> attack financial responsibilities it could have been because of insurance calls >> okay overdue tickets >> but yeah I'm so I mean I would have ab absolutely taken care of Officers don't give in to Michelle's excuses and arrest her for fleeing to elude and child neglect. Michelle later pleaded no contest to a lesser charge and was sentenced to 6 months of probation. But this arrest is not exactly the 37year-old's first rodeo. Court records show Michelle has been booked three other times within the past four years for possession of methamphetamine. A police report shows the kids were again in the car for at least one of those arrests. I'm not being smart. >> Yeah, >> you don't even understand. >> Stop talking. >> Did you get it from the store? >> It's cold. >> It's just orange. That's from the bottom of the >> Yeah, I know. You were over there by the meat. >> I fought in the dumpster last night. I pro >> I know you're a witch. You >> I'm not a witch. >> It's 11:00 p.m. at a Walmart in Marian County, Florida, where a woman with an alleged case of sticky fingers is about to find herself in an even stickier situation. Let me let you know something else. If you work with them, they usually work with you. So, be honest with them. >> Just be honest with us. >> All right. >> You're going through a hard time. >> We're separate, but be honest with them. >> I know. I'm going to proceed like that. Look, this is the tag. I saw you select some stuff. It's all right. Be selected. >> I know. I know. >> I know. I know. He said that too. He's like a wild. >> So what else? There's more stuff over there. >> Yeah, the man on the phone. >> Ma'am, you have an ID on here? >> I don't. >> No. Okay. >> What's your first name? Jessica. >> Police identify the suspect seen here as 45year-old Jessica Zamurio, who was allegedly spotted heading into a bathroom with various items before trying to exit the store. >> You know, a bad decision. >> Relax. >> Okay, >> I need to relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. It's just a few items. >> I'm trying. >> We know you're probably going through a hard time. It's your What's your next? Okay. It's uh there ain't no worries. Is this this your stuff? >> Yeah. All the stuff is >> this stuff. Yeah. >> It's not mine. >> I mean, I put it in there. Yeah. But it's not mine. >> Yeah. This is our stuff. >> Our stuff. >> You're the guy that came in with this. >> All right. Hold on. I'm read your right so I could jump in this cuz you need to speed this up so we can figure out what they want to do. All right. This could be something about the trespass and call a day, but I have to ask some questions first. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. So, the right to remain silent. Anything you say can, and will be used against you in the court of law. >> This is yours. >> The right to >> This is mine. Yes. >> This is right. >> That's your Is that yours? >> No, I'm wait. Let me finish this first. >> Did you sell that here? >> Let me finish this for you. >> Again. I'm going start over. When you sign anything you say can >> Yeah, you usually don't do this. I don't I don't care. >> You usually what? I don't know. But >> if I was you, stay quiet. >> Stay quiet. Let me do this first. Let me do my job. I've been doing this right now. >> I'm not being a smart ass. >> You don't even understand. >> Stop talking. Listen. >> You have a right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against your court alone. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. >> The officer finally manages to read Jessica her Miranda rights before questioning the suspect. >> You caught before. >> No, I have. >> You have prior No, I was assuming. Okay. Okay. >> What's What's yours? What's not yours? >> Good news. Your bike is here. >> Oh, so that's yours. Okay. >> Is this the food yours? >> No. >> Is it yours? Yes or no? No. >> Oh. Allow. I don't I don't understand. I cannot hear you, man. >> You know you. >> Was that from you? Uh, >> you're the one that put yourself in this question. >> I Sir, I know I'm not being legal. Okay. So, this this black bag is yours. >> You brought this with you. Yes or no? Clear. >> Yes or no? >> I'm looking. >> No, we're not going to touch it. Yes or no? I'm not playing this game with you. >> This bag. Yes or no? >> If it's not theirs, it's yours. So, stoping around. >> I'm not around. >> My head hurt. >> I don't care about. >> You decided to steal. We're called here. We're doing our job. If it's not theirs, it's yours. It's in the cart. No matter what. >> It's not yours. Yes. >> No, it's not mine. >> Okay. >> That's it. That's all you need. That's it. >> I know you came in with this. Yeah. Then you came in. >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's a Why you came in with that? That's That's a What is that? >> Why? >> I don't know. >> That's >> That's some weird stuff. >> What is that right here? >> What is this? >> It's a weird broom. >> Investigators focus on a, let's just say, unusual broom the suspect allegedly brought with her. Keep this in mind for later. What? >> No. >> Oh, that was mine. >> Stand up. >> He told me to do that. >> Close it off, please. >> He told me to do that. >> Right now, you're bringing the tank. I don't want you touching anything else from this. I don't know what's in that bag. I don't want you touching anything else. >> All right. >> That's the end of the story for you soon. this side. >> She had that with her bag and the bike. All she had. >> All right. Have a seat. >> No. >> I had my my bag with me. >> So, this is not You guys don't sell this. >> That's mine. That's mine. >> This is not yours. This is not yours. >> Scan that, please. >> This bag is is not yours is here. >> No, listen. The bag inside there, that bag is mine. >> Okay. But this bag is yours. >> Yes. >> Okay. That's it. Is that all we have? >> That that blue bag and that other bag? This This bag is yours. >> She said that the bag inside is hers. >> Okay. >> I believe that. Yes. >> Yes. See the blue bag? That master-in-law bag? That's mine. >> This is yours. >> All right. >> Um I wonder if I'm going empty this out. Another bag. >> But um >> um >> Rick. >> Hey, you mind if I empty this thing out? >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> Please. >> This thing out. >> But don't destroy it. >> No, I'm not going to destroy it. I'm not touching any of that. I'm I'm not touching that. >> No, if you want to touch it, touch it. >> I don't mind. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. From Halloween. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. So, why don't >> he's going to a bag so don't dump anything that's in here. That's hers. Um, let me open let me open it up. >> I honestly would try to be a smarter. >> Next, officers sort through the items Jessica was allegedly carrying and try to separate her personal belongings when police come across one suspicious bag. >> We can check it right now for stolen. See if any stolen. Does she have a key for this? >> She might. >> She asked her if she doesn't. >> Is there a key in this? >> What? >> How do you open this? >> Police find a locked bag stashed in Jessica's backpack. >> Keys at home. >> The key is at home. >> Yeah. >> If not, I got to rip it. cuz we have to have to go through it properly. >> What's in here? >> What's in here? >> You know what's in here cuz you locked it, correct? >> Exactly what's in there. I haven't >> Keep playing. >> No, you're not playing. >> You're going have to cut it open. It's okay. I'll do it in the car. Yeah, we'll do that. Nothing gummies. Some of the caffeine gummies. >> Wait, wait. She said she don't have that. Keep it in. She had She got You have to check it. >> We'll find out what's inside there later. Next, investigators uncover one item that allegedly links Jessica to the crime. >> You check this bag already, too? >> Yeah. I I think this bag is hers. She's got a whole bunch of stuff in here. >> Oh, yes, that's hers. >> Is it going to >> I think that's used stuff, right? >> It's all used. Yeah, at least the vast vast vast majority of this. >> It's impossible to tell if one thing in here is not. >> All these pencils and all that. That's yours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, now the bag, right? Not the bag. This This bag right here. >> The black bag. >> That's not yours. Did you get it from the store? >> It's just >> That's right. Jessica allegedly tried to shoplift a pack of hot dogs along with more than $300 worth of merchandise. >> That's from the bottom of the >> Yeah, I know. You were over there by the meat. I saw you. >> Is this yours? >> No, that's not. >> That's ours. >> That's a similar thing, >> right? Yeah. >> I'm going to check the camera to see if she brought in the uh bag >> this way. >> Like something like this. Still got the tag on it. I don't know if that's >> Yeah, she was going to buy the $3. >> No, the not from you, right? >> No. Okay. phone. >> This >> on camera, so >> Okay, I I'll bring it back in case. Yeah, it better be. Yeah, >> I'll just double check once you know. >> And then I already checked this one. I don't know if you did. Did you check this? >> Yeah, I checked that right. >> Okay. Can you check that one? >> Yeah, it's done. You guys sell this? You sell this or no? You sell this bag. >> Is this yours, man? >> That's ours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> We have to find the price. Pretty much all the stuff over there. >> Is this yours? >> Yes. >> No. That's yours. >> Yeah. >> 26. Thank you. >> This toy right here. That's yours. That toy? >> Yeah. >> This toy is yours. >> This is hers. This is This is yours, right? >> Yours? >> Okay. >> You going to tell me you don't have the key for this on you? >> I don't think I have that. >> Did you? >> Not yet. No, I'm about to go and do that. is yours. Okay. >> Okay. >> Stand up for me. >> Yeah. >> Is anything poss? >> No, but I don't think you're supposed to search me, sir. >> We have no female officers down here, so that's >> I'm using the back of my hands. >> That is That's totally I was told. Yes, I was told. Yeah, >> I already told you that. >> Mhm. >> I'm I'm for real. I was told Yeah. I was told I can't even pat myself down. >> What's this? What's this? That's a glowing dog worm. >> Is this hers or who's this? This is >> Okay, >> he's going to the bag for that. Okay. >> Okay. >> But you do know this, right? >> Yeah. >> Before long, officers get back to that locked bag when they decide to cut it open. Let's see what's inside. >> 49.49. No permissions, anything like that, but we need to make sure it's up and stall. last she doesn't know this, but we have to make sure they're stolen property. Don't cut your head, please. Sad. >> Can you stand this real quick? >> I did not say anything. >> How you going to say you left the keys at home when the sausage is still cold that's in that thing? >> Yeah, >> it's probably just whatever's in here. Officers find another pack of sausages, a candy bar, a book, and there we go. >> A broken meth pipe, according to a police report. >> Oh, there we go. >> All right. Can you check those two as well? That's ours. >> And I saw grab. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> That's what I'm saying. Is that one? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, four items in that lock box resembles. So, >> what's that? >> Four items of that. They hurt theirs. Yep. >> Yeah. >> It's pretty much just this. >> Yeah. Yeah. And then also has like a little bike light which I assume that's hers cuz it's tied over. >> Before heading to jail, police have a few words of advice for Jessica. >> You explain that to her? >> Yep. >> Okay. Is there anything on you? >> There's no drugs on you at all. >> Okay. My partner said, I'm we're going to say it again. If they find it on you on the drug on in the jail, >> that's additional charge. >> I I understand that. >> Okay. >> You hide in the car. >> That's going to be another thing. >> People do it. No, no, I'm not saying >> I understand it. >> People hide it in the back of his car. People have hidden in the car. My car happens. >> I know. I'm not >> But we search the car right after. So, it's it just doesn't mean it. It's different. >> They have body cameras and they have a camera in the car. >> Camera in the car. came in the facility >> on that. >> All right. Okay. Cuz right now it's just paraphernalia. You're fine with that. It's just misdemeanor at this moment. So I don't want you to get bumped up to a felony. That's worse. >> I understand. >> You know what I mean? >> All right. I completely understand. >> Okay. >> While waiting for some surveillance footage, investigators get a chance to ask Jessica a few more lingering questions. >> Let's go for CD. You can take off your Oh yeah, >> I get off in 30 minutes. >> Oh, do you? >> So I don't wait on myself. >> There you go. >> Wait the line. >> Yeah, we all drones so >> until >> I got to make sure. I don't want to I don't want to get there and have to wait 10 minutes or 20 minutes. >> Well, just keep going. >> You don't be the rebel. [laughter] I'm just joking. Do not take a picture from me. >> She said keep going. >> Be the rebel. speed up. >> Oh, listen. >> Yeah. >> 100 bucks. >> They got a list there. Call somebody. >> It's up to you really. >> What's your choice of drug? >> This is for my Really? >> Speed. That's all. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm old. >> That ice. Ice is so popular around here. >> Ice. Ice. >> Everyone likes to say ice. >> No. No. Ice. That's bad. >> Wait for us cuz we got to clarify. >> Ice. >> We know what it means. We're What do you mean by that? >> Ice. >> That's common. >> You got to be careful. A lot of this stuff's placed with it. >> It is. Your stuff's probably >> No, that stuff is not replace. But >> whatever hurt my neck a month and a half ago. I think that's what happened. >> Off of one guy. >> Listen, somebody gave me something one time and I was supposed to do it all at once. All of itself, >> that would have been I would have been dead. Yeah. >> So, yesterday someone got arrested for uh weed apparently was federal law. >> Yeah, they do that. Everything is better. >> They got to be careful. They just stop. I don't know. >> Yeah. >> Your reasoning behind it, but >> I mean I I understand my pain and my bipolar. >> I got you. >> It's not easy to do. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's dumb, but I don't know. >> Trying to self-medicate. >> Those what I use works better than the doctors. It sounds really dumb, but >> where you getting from? >> Huh? Where you getting it from? >> Huh? >> You're not getting it from Bel. >> That first question said, "Where you getting it from?" Huh? >> I forgot my name of the city. Real quick, >> you're not supposed to say things like that. >> Next. That broom we saw earlier sparks an interesting conversation. >> Hey, what'd you do with my broom? >> The broom right here? >> Yeah. I I I have to have that. >> That's your broom? >> That's your broom? >> Yeah, that's my broom. >> You own that. >> That's mine. >> What's the significance of this broom? >> You don't have to touch it. It's not the witchcraft. I promise. >> That's what everyone says. >> I promise. I fought in the dumpster last night. I promise. >> Listen, I know you're a witch. You You >> I'm not a witch. You you play No, I'm not saying you you you do witchcraft, right? >> No, >> I see your tattoo right here. >> Do you see it? What does it say? Did you read it? >> I don't know. I didn't read it. >> But you had that right there. So you you play this. >> But listen, take a take a look at that. >> Walk with Jesus. >> No. No. Walk with Jesus and take a look at that. >> It says, "How does it go?" >> But now I can't think. >> She said she starts speaking witch. I'm running. >> No, no, no, no, no. It's really Like um >> not even in here. We don't sell that here. That that's that's handmade. >> That's hand made by you. >> Not all those who wander are lost. It's actually beautiful. >> Mhm. >> I don't do >> behind all that devil. >> Come on. No. The devil is real and it's full of angel. But no, I don't I don't mess around with anything I don't know. I don't know that. >> So, what's significance of this broom though? >> That broom's really cool. >> I found it in the store last night. >> Not this night. yesterday dinner tonight. I swear to >> Okay. Is it not handmade? >> Huh? >> It's not handmade? >> No. By me? >> Was it handmade by somebody else? I don't know. But >> Oh, it's definitely handmade. Listen, >> that room works really well. >> Moments later, officers decide it's time to get Jessica on her way to jail. >> All right. So, let's go get you out to jail. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Will wear off. Can you fix this one? >> Which one? >> Your left or your right hand? The right one. >> It's loose. >> Where's it? Where's the >> pinch at me? >> Let's put it right here. That's part >> in the corner. >> You leave it there. >> You want to take your your stuff? You really want this or not? >> Yeah, that's my grill. >> Whatever. >> I'll take it. >> Nope. >> I would rather you not have any of it. >> Thanks, man. >> You said I'd rather you not have it >> again. This car has been checked today, this morning. Yes. >> Literally 10 minutes ago. If there's anything in this vehicle, I know it's going to be yours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I don't have anything in my pocket, right? >> You tell me. >> I don't have anything. I don't have front pockets. So, >> all right. Is there anything that's enlarged somewhere else? >> No. >> Bra, vagina. I'm asking cuz it's possible. >> No, I don't believe that. >> Okay. >> I don't have my vagina. >> I'll be No, no. I wouldn't I wouldn't be surprised. That's how I got my first charge ever before life. >> All right. >> Let's not re visit that. All right. >> Jessica is facing charges of pettit theft and possession of drug paraphernalia. Court records show she later pleaded not guilty to the charges and is expected back in court this fall.