A father in Indiana reported to police about his missing 14-year-old daughter leaving in a black sports vehicle. When police pinged the girl's phone, it led them all the way to a road in Missouri. Here's what happened next. Driver, put your hands out the window. Oh, Jeff. Oh, Jeff. Jeff. Holy smokes. What in the world? Roll the windows down now. All the windows down now. Roll the windows down. Roll the windows down. Roll all your windows down now. Put your hands up. Windows, Jeff. Dang. I can't see you, Jeff. Roll all your windows down, Jeff. I can't see you. Okay, I'm I'm roll your window down now. Roll them down. Roll them down now. Roll them down. Roll them down. Every single one of them. Hands up. Everybody hands up. Everybody hands up. Who's in the back? Okay. All right, everybody keep their hands up. Hear me? Yeah. What happened? Uh, okay. Well, I'm Trooper Sap. We're doing an investigative stop. Okay. Anybody got ID? Yeah. Are you How old are you? You're 14. Okay. All right. Don't anybody move. Jeff, do you got them? Yep. Okay, start opening the door. You got ID? Give me ID. ID. ID. No, no, your hands. Yep. Put your hands up. Hands. Thank you. What about you, sir? Your driver. Okay. You have a driver's license. Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you. Okay. One, two, three, four. I need one more ID. Yeah. ID. I got it. You got it. Okay. All right. I'mma I'm gonna pull her out. Okay. You're gonna need to come out and open that seat up. Yep. No, no, no, no, no, nope. Step out, Miss T2. Making. We've got her. I don't know if we need to go ahead and start putting handcuffs on people. I don't know where John's at. Hey, Jeff. I don't I think we need to start putting handcuffs on people right now. And I've only got one on me. I think we need to start handcuffing everybody. And I don't know where John went. Step out. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Step out. Put your hands behind your back. See? See? Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Why don't you come over here? Come here. Sit. Sit down. All right, you come with me. Honey, what are you doing with these guys? Go ahead and sit there. You sit there. I need cuffs. Do you have a couple sets of cuffs? We're in the process of securing them. Okay, hop out. Okay, you over here. Kneel down right here beside him. Just kn just kneel down. So, you speak English? Uh, so so Okay. that like Oh god, I didn't know you had one more. I'm going to go back and talk see what's going on. Yeah. Okay, so we got a call about you obviously. Uh you're 14. You look 14. Why are you with these guys? Nothing. We're just going to California. California. You're without your parents' knowledge. None of these are your parents, right? No. Okay. That's why we got called. Oh. Okay. All right. And in case I didn't tell you, I am Trooper Sap Honduras. How did you meet these guys? H how did you meet these guys? Um they are my friends. They are way older than you. So you'd understand why your parents called you. You're not in trouble with your parents. You're not under arrest or anything. Girl, girl, girl, girl. I'm going to guess in at some point your parents are going to want to talk to you. Do you have your you have your phone with you? Have they been trying to call you? Yeah. You want to call them while we're sitting here and I'll talk to them? They don't speak English. They don't speak English? No. Where are they from? Guatemala. They're from Guatemala. So the situation is is your your parents have called. I guess they saw you had left with these guys. So, did they hurt you at all? No, they being good to me. Yeah. Why were you going to California with them? To save family. Your family or their family? No, my family. Your family? But your parents? Their your parents? Do they know any of these gentlemen? No, but I told him that I wanted to go to their family, though. Do you realize you're for you're 14? You're still a kid? Yeah. And if you were my kid, I would be mad, crazy, upset, worried about you. And I'm sure they are too. Don't you think? Cuz they called. Yeah. That's how that's why we um are doing this. And I'm glad you're okay cuz I was worried that we would stop these guys and you would not be with them, but your phone would. I was really worried about you. Do you want to call your parents real quick? I mean, you can talk to them and um I can use my app if I need to talk to them. I could try, but I think my dad is quirky. No, your dad is I I doubt it. So, give give him a call, please. He's not answering. Where does he What? It's It's 2:30 in the morning. Is he at work at 2:30 in the morning? Yeah. Where's your mom? I think she's sleeping. Okay, I'm going to step out to the back of my car and talk to another officer. Okay. Just stay right in here. I'm probably going to need some help. I'm probably going to need a lot a lot of help. There's five Hispanic. She's with them. I got her. She's safe. She says they have not harmed her. But she left with them. They're I mean the youngest she's 14, youngest is 19 and they go up to you know 50 some odd year old 54 year old. So there's five of them and one little bitty girl. I'm guessing it's some sort of trafficking thing. They said they were going to California and they don't speak English. One of them kind of speaks English. There's four of only one's legal and four of them are they're all illegal. Where's you at? Give me your phone. Huh? Give me your phone. So, where is she saying? She's going to California family with five strangers. She just met. She's 14. She looks 10. Oh, yeah. I've seen her. According to their documents, they've all got identification. Um, four of the five is definitely 100% illegal. The other one, the one driving at least has a valid driver's license. The biggest thing I need to do now is call ICE. Unless you want your vehicle towed. We can lock up your vehicle and leave it here. Is that your vehicle? Yes, mine. Yours? Okay. Do you want to tow? Oh, you guys are all going to jail. Everybody. Why? Well, we'll talk about that. Okay. Either you talk to me or you don't talk to me, but you're still going to go to jail. You got a 14-year-old girl with you. Yeah. If I'm here, tell me. Well, that's not why we're here. Okay. All right. I'm ready to be off of this highway. Okay. We are going to go into town, which is just like right here. And I'm going to take you into the sheriff's department. And there's a juvenile officer lady, nice ladies that's gonna come talk to you and figure out what to do in contact, be in contact hopefully with your mom where you can be reunited with your mom. You can't run away at 14, not till you're 18. Okay. Then you can do what you want. Okay. 14 14 not so much. You can't be with five men that aren't that you're not supposed to. Okay. I talked to the officer that took a report from your parents and said that you told your parents you weren't coming out. Is that right? Yeah. Yeah. Hello, my name is your Spanish interpreter number 1287. Okay, you're going to be speaking to Carlos that's here with me. Why was with you going to work? Sorry. Did you know she was 14 years old? No. 19. Your brother. Her brother? Yes. The brother. Is one of those gentlemen her brother? No. Who is her brother? Do you have children? Does that little girl look close to your daughter's age? No. How old do you think she looks? 19 17 the people the you small guy. Do you understand you're being arrested for kidnapping? Five suspects with a possible kidnapping on a 14-year-old female. Yes. Okay. We've interviewed a few of them and none of them know who she is and they just picked her up to take her to work out in they've been saying Kansas. Kansas and California is kind of the places they've been talking about and they thought that that she was 19. Coup one of them said they're going to go out to California to work the state of California and then the rest of them in saying Kansas out to work. I don't know what kind of work they're doing out there. Does that make sense? Yeah, it just makes sense. They're lying. That's all. You're right. That's all That's all I hear with