Your license is on the way. They have my license. Okay. She presented a check and we called the maker of the check and they said that they gave us the information. It doesn't match the check stock um and they told us that that check was not written to her. Yeah. What was going on? Um looks like it might have been a fake check. You know anything about that? No cuz it was mailed to me on for some business that I had did online. Why you shaking today? Cuz I'm police. I mean Okay. I'm looking like what's going on. Okay. Just bear with us. Let him look at those, okay? She was also shaking when she was signing the check. And to feel that was on her the signature is not camera. Nobody. I mean it it looks like it's a little shaky the signature is Notice how the officer is already keying in on subtle indicators. Shaky hands and an off feeling about the signature aren't just random observations. They're building a psychological profile that adds to the probable cause. What's going on there? Um that check was mailed to me for online store that I was buying for the cake pops. And it was supposed to be for online shopping but that's all I know. They didn't you're going to jail but I want to know who dropped you off up here. And I want to know what car it is. And that's going to be in your best interest. No my boyfriend's in the car with me. He didn't drop me off. What car? It's a blue sedan. It's a Chevrolet. Blue sedan a Chevrolet? >> my boyfriend, please? Okay. Not right now. Let me just >> Is it sitting out in the parking lot? He should be here. I don't see why he wouldn't. What's his name? Okay. Well, normally the way that these things work is and I mean this is just for your interest. I've read you your Miranda and you decided not to talk to me. So I mean at this point anything you say is not going to be used. Um but it's also not going to help you at any point. But normally the way that these things work is you're approached by somebody who says, "Hey, I just need you to go in deposit this check. You get this much of it. I get the rest of it." Do what? You're just >> Okay. Whoever it is that brought you up here >> Okay. Thank you. And they're really the ones who are doing all of this. There is no one doing anything. Check was mailed to me in my name. I can call my boyfriend and he'll be >> What's his name? His name is Greg. What's Greg's last name? I don't know his last name. And he's your boyfriend? I've been dating him for like only a couple weeks now. I had him take me somewhere. Is that him so far as Did you call the other one? Can I No, not yet. They were talking to my other Can I get a call when I get to jail? Or can I get phone numbers out my phone? >> They'll give you that option when you get there. You got anything in here I need to know about? No. Anything that's going to take me, poke me, anything like that? You got anything on here that can't go into the jail? Okay. You're wrong because I guarantee you if I do some digging you don't have an online store. Who don't have an online store? Would you like Would you like to check it out? Yeah, I'd love to. >> Okay, well open my phone. I just turned it off. Okay. You just told me to turn it off. All your money's going back in this front pocket. Have you heard of G Rich Clothing? What's the passcode for your phone? I'm sorry. >> What's the passcode for your phone? >> I'm not giving you the passcode to my phone, sir. Why would I give you my passcode to my phone? Cuz that guy was on the phone with you the whole time. The officer's reasoning for seeking a search warrant for the phone is solid. Her claim of an online business and being on the phone provides a direct link creating probable cause to search for evidence related to the fraud. A search warrant for my phone? Cuz you were on the phone with somebody the entire time and you just told us that it was the same person that brought you in. >> And you told me that you got a website so the website would contain evidence of this. So It's not on my phone. >> How'd the person get in touch with you about this? Who? The person that sent you the check. Via email. By email? Okay. That's going to be against that'd be on your phone. >> Mine and my kids socials and one belongs to my grandmother. Thank you. I'm RPOA. You can put it back. I'll put it back when I'm done searching it. That's why I'm asking you who they are. Give you the opportunity to tell me. There's no reason to get an attitude about it. >> a reason because now you're violating my personal space. >> No, I'm not. You're under arrest therefore we go through everything. >> Those are my kids socials. Thank you. >> Okay. People do have kids. Yes, ma'am and we understand that. What are your kids names? R and if that's not making oil like I said. Before you go out all your stuff is over here on the side. Just let us know if you want it back. Fine. Well, you did search me. You got my car if you want to lean on it. You're not going to search me you jail officer. That's what I just said. So thank you. She can search me. She's going to search you in a second. Thank you. >> You got anything in here I need to know about? No. Nothing that's going to hurt me? No. Can you come right here and lean against that table? There. You got anything in your bra or anything? We're trying to run it back and see which vehicle she showed up in and I mean he's probably still outside waiting for him. Y'all just assuming. We didn't tell you that it wasn't. We're still going to look. We have to go outside anyway. Um that's where she came in. What you trying to get in? Whose numbers did you need out of your phone? Um I I have to call my I have So he's not going to let you take the phone because it's part of this investigation so it's going to go to evidence. So while we're here I'll stand next to you but whose numbers do we need? I don't I don't have my contacts saved. Yeah, I do have it. Um there's Lily And I think she's parked in that little Honda. There's a little Honda out front a little greenish Honda. You wouldn't be able to pick it up on camera. But I spent any money on me okay? I don't know if they're allowed. I'll ask him. He's over more familiar with the the whole jail aspect of it. Your whole purse is going with you though and that's where the money is. So whether the jail lets you have it or not that's up to them. But that everything that you had in there is back in there. Where do you live? This is the bosses one? Yes. This white female. Like I'm innocent. Like I I'm not trying to do fraud. I literally thought the check was real. I wouldn't waste my time to come all the way out. My boyfriend's probably sitting in the parking lot waiting. The back parking lot? Yep. I what? I had you find to your mama. Are you threatening me? No. I said I said You got This is a critical moment. Threatening or intimidating an officer even verbally can quickly lead to additional charges like obstruction or even assault. It's a textbook example of how to worsen your legal situation. You really want to keep stacking charges. Does your face not work? What's the What is it? Wait. One two two five I can't hear the last part. Two five again? I'll answer to half of that. I'm working on that right now. One two two five two five So my house smell like marijuana. I'm smelling right on me. Your purse smells like marijuana or your wallet smells like marijuana. How is that possible? It smells like oil. >> I don't know. It does smell like marijuana. I know the difference between oil and marijuana, homegirl. It smells like marijuana. But there's nothing in there so it's not like you can be charged with it. Yeah, I turned it off. It's going in your purse and then your numbers are going in this front pocket. >> All right. And for your information why you trying to arrest my boyfriend? She's got something that she wants to tell you. She's got something she wants to tell you. But you have now been barred from all off the mobile thing. Okay. Just just that you understand that you've been barred. Do you understand that you've been barred from >> Yes. Your boyfriend that you only know It depends on if you've had previous charges and that kind of stuff. That doesn't depend on your phone. I can get a signature bond? I don't know. I don't know. See we don't really know any of that stuff. That's all with the the jail. So once we get there No, I don't think so as long as you haven't had another one. Is it a misdemeanor? Hold on. I'm about to look. It depends on if you've had another one or not. Have you been charged for it before? No. Then it shouldn't be. You're pretty cool honestly. I tried to be but you coming out hot with me. >> like I I honestly like I'm literally legit. Like I'm not you. Like regardless of what he feeling, like Okay. All right. And So, I mean, I can read you your rights again if you want to talk to me about some things that I need to know. Is it a misdemeanor? Mhm, let me double check. I think so. I think third degree is a misdemeanor. It's a felony. Says a person who commits the offense of forgery in the third degree shall be guilty of a felony and upon conviction therefore shall be punished by imprisonment. So, let me just let me tell you this. So, you are getting charged with this right now based on the probable cause that we have today. However, you have a court date. And if at that court date the judge decides that that's not efficient enough and we don't have sufficient enough probable cause, he can still drop it. So, yes, as of right now you're going to jail. However, you should be able to owe our bond out how if you haven't had any pa- I don't know what your past is, so depending on that, you should be able to get out tonight and then you'll get a court date and we'll get that when we get in there. And once you have that court date you can plead whatever you need to plead. Felony and or impri- like and confinement. As of right now you're just looking at a couple inconvenient hours and you're going to get out and get time to collect everything you need to collect to prove your innocence, okay? You truly This final statement clarifies the immediate basis for the arrest. The officer made a judgment call in the moment based on the facts presented. The burden of proof now shifts and she'll have her chance to present her side in court. If you are innocent then just get everything that needs to show you that. Talk to whoever needs to say that you are innocent. I'm just telling you this arrest is based off of the facts and circumstances that were presented to the presented to the other officer to where he could declare that you were a guilty party in the moment.