Go ahead. >> So, um, my wife probably like I guess >> we'll tell you. >> So, go ahead. >> I'm going to jail. >> What happened? >> Not so stay still. Okay. Just stay still. >> Thank you. >> Sorry. Okay. >> It's not my house, but we're I'm sorry. Don't make this worse. >> These charges are bad enough. I don't want to add another charge. >> But I didn't do anything. I can arrest me for nothing. >> You got to make up your mind. He's an adult. I don't have to explain the charges to you. >> You got to tell me though like >> you got nothing to tell me. You got nothing to tell me, right? >> Yeah. You see? You see? Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm yelling. >> It's a sergeant out here. >> I don't need You don't need my sergeant. We're leaving. >> I need your >> Oh, we're leaving. >> I need your sergeant. >> You don't need my sergeant. Pass it down for anybody. Can I >> have fresh Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. How are you? >> Yeah, I'm on the phone with the principal now. >> Okay. I guess something happened on virtual learning or something. >> Yes, it's the second time she did it. I don't understand why she >> Is that her? >> Yes. >> What's going on? >> Go put them underwear on. What's going on? >> Tell them what you need. >> You got yourself in trouble. >> Officers arrive at an apartment complex after a young student sent urgent text messages during a virtual class requesting 911. The girl's guardian explains that the child sent the distressed chat messages listing her address. After getting reprimanded for taking hidden vitamin gummies, police decide to speak with both the student and her school principal directly to figure out what happened. >> Hello. Hello, >> Mrs. Adams. Can I go to police? Hello. >> Hi. Mr. Adams, >> get your shoes. Okay. What's going on? >> Who am I speaking? >> It's officer Margaret police. You guys are in contact with us, right? >> I'm kind of getting information here. Um actually called me on the phone after all of this had occurred apparently. Um, and the sent a message to uh to the teacher while she was in a live virtual class saying basically like call the police. I'm I need help. I don't know the exact messaging. >> Okay. Did she Did Did the teacher see anything on video or there was just a message? That's it. >> It it was just a message. I'm trying to look back here and see what she said. Um, she's the teacher sent me a message said, "I'm in class. There's a girl telling me to call the police and she's in trouble." >> Okay. >> Okay. So, so pretty much that's that's what she wrote. >> Did he see Did he see anything happening on online? Okay. All right. Well, we're >> Okay. Well, we're we're here with her. She's crying. Uh I'm sure she got in trouble with mom cuz I met with mom. So, I guess we'll have a talk with everyone and we'll take it from there. >> Okay. >> Anything from me or >> No, no, no. What? Uh just a message and let's just make sure nothing did happen. That's all. >> All right. Thank you very much. >> Okay. You're welcome. Bye. >> Hello. >> And I guess your mom. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I guess uh she got online from what the principal said said something about any help, you know, send the police. Um they didn't see anything on on on video, but she did that. I don't know >> this. She do it a couple of times. It's not the first time this happened. Pearl has she have I don't really like to talk in front of her about her issues. Let me talk to the police first. Go to your room. Now I call you back. She does >> I wait I they know about her. >> She's been diagnosed with all these things. Yeah, >> she she go to counseling for it. She's in right now she's been >> every year, >> right? So now she's in that process. But I was cooking. I usually sit and watch her do work cuz this this is why I sit here with her. I'm not working. I sit with her at school all day. >> Okay. >> So now I have my elderly father's here. >> Okay. I'm cooking for him. I go in the kitchen. I come back. I say, "Pear, what you doing?" She's eating trying to get like elderberries. >> What type? >> You know, edberries. >> The vitamins. >> She's trying to get the edber. I'm like, "Pear, what are you doing?" Nothing. I said, "Pear, you stealing the edberries. You know you can get harmful." Cuz she like to take it and eat the whole bottle. >> Yeah, cuz they taste good. >> She ate three bottles of them back to back, >> right? So she like to get them and stick them, but they come through Amazon, so they be in the boxes. And I put them up and I hide them. >> But of course, she's she be messing with stuff. >> So she she hid them in the corner in the corner. So I'm like, "Pro, why you got any bers? You know you in trouble." So when I said I'm talking to her like yelling for like, "Why you did that? Why you doing this?" You know what I'm saying? And she start I guess she printed on the computer cuz she's sitting there. Oh, help. Come to my house. 224 Northwest 79. >> So I look on the computer. I go sit down. I say I see my address. >> I said, >> "You did that again." >> Like the second or third time. >> No. >> Okay. What time? >> I said, "You know, I can check." >> I go back. I look on the um go back on the school thing and I see the whole thing. Help. Please call 911 224. >> That's That's what the That's what the principal said. It was just a message >> pretty much like that and there was there was no video or anything after >> she ran away before twice. >> Police >> police brought her back. >> Have you talked to her about herself at all or >> I was going to but started crying and then spoke to the principal first on the phone. >> She been put in the police car. >> They don't handcuff her. >> She don't handcuff. >> She have a lot of issues. >> All right. Well, we'll take a quick talk with her. Talk to the principal book. Talk to her and then we'll get to the bottom of it. Thank you. Okay. Until you slow down. We're going to wait. We're going to wait for you. We're going to wait. You just breathe. Breathe for you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Don't Don't That's okay. We'll get We got it. There's the light. It's right there. So, let's come out here. >> She see me on a camera going on the side of the couch. She thought I was trying to steal something, but I told her I wasn't trying to steal anything. And then she, my uncle told me I won't be able to eat nothing for a week. I would have to wait till next weekend to eat. They tell me that I can't eat anything that will star me. Then I tried to tell them that I wasn't lying. He thought I was that I was lying, but I wasn't lying. I know that there she me to watch it all. She tried to wash and just got out the shower before you came. >> She just got out of the shower. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> And how many times has this happened before? >> Not the first time. Not the first time. Yeah, >> I'm going to look it up and then I'm just going to see because I might not see this >> because that that's >> Yeah. >> And I tried to tell him I wasn't right. And then she told me that I want to eat and I felt scared. And I tried to tell you. So, how did this happen? Punched you and that's how that happened. >> It was a brown desk. It was brown. >> Yes, it was. It's just a brown desk by the couch. >> What's your uncle's name? >> No. You don't know his name? >> No. >> Is your uncle the one that was out there? >> No, he's he's still in there. >> No, he's not my uncle. So, who's the one that hit you? >> Who's your uncle? >> Who's the one that hit you? I'm sorry. >> I'm scared to tell it. Who's the one that hit me? Cuz he got mad. >> Okay. So, is he in there right now? >> So, he's the one that came outside. >> Do you know his name? >> Benjamin Walk. >> Benjamin. >> He just got mad. >> What's his last name? >> Walk. L O C T >> and date of birth. >> I don't know. It was day of birth. >> That's okay. >> Do you have any other relatives anymore? >> It was weird, but she left already. She left. She's like 19 or 20 years old. She already left. >> Did she live someplace else? >> Yeah, she left. She left. She just She just took her car. She just left. >> She just left. Hold on. >> Okay, just just hold on. Just make sure you breathe. Try to calm down a little bit. right there. He He went so fast. I didn't I didn't even know. I didn't even know cuz he just did it so quick. And I tried to turn my head when I dipped my head over the dresser. I tried I was >> right here on the side. >> Right here. That's where that's why I hit the picture. >> Yes. >> Because it was right there and I was turn sideways. Show me right there. I think he punched me in the dress cuz it was hard. >> Yeah, he punched me on He punched me on this side, but I hit my head. My head dress I couldn't stop right here. I couldn't stop. I didn't know I hit me. rescue. >> Let's go stand over there. >> Come this way so we can stand over here so that we I'm just hungry. >> Huh? >> I'm just hungry. >> I can't hear you. What? >> I'm just hungry. I'm hungry. >> You're hungry? I don't need >> I I can't give you anything right now. >> Okay, but let's let's wait a little bit. Okay. Okay. Just wait a little bit. You said you're not supposed to have any sugary stuff, right? Yeah. They have they have so much food. >> They have what? >> They have so much food. >> I know, but I'm not in there now. So, just just hold on a second. All right. We'll see what we can do. But I know from what you said, we can't give you stuff that has sugar. So, and and as far as I know, a lot of stuff has sugar. So, I can't give you I can't just give you anything. >> Okay. >> When's the last time you ate? I I ate way earlier at 8 7 7 something >> at 700 a.m. >> cuz I start school at 8. So I >> Did you have lunch? >> No, I didn't have lunch. She fed her dad. She didn't feed me nothing. >> And that's your mom? >> That's my aunt-in-law. That's his wife. >> The lady that was there. Is that your mom? >> No. >> The the lady with the red >> I'm adopted. So that's my aunt-in-law. >> So she's just a stepmom. >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. >> I haven't had anything to eat yet. >> You ate this morning, right? It's 7:00 a.m. Okay. All right. Well, I can't just give you I I like to give you something, but I can't just give you anything. Especially if you have a sugar issue. I I can't. So just let's just hold on a second and we'll figure it out. Okay. Just hold on a second. Okay. I don't know why. >> Thank you so much. >> Westyota Toyota. >> They hate you so much. They hate you. They hate me so much. They hate me. >> You know her >> saying that the uncle punched her and they haven't they don't feed her. She ate last time she ate was 7:00 this morning. She's adopted. So they're going to treat her right. I mean, yeah. >> She has a I I I have like a little thing, but she told me she has like a sugar issue, so I don't want to give her, you know, just anything. I I do have one of those uh almond, you know, that like the ones from the hospital. I have one of those like sugar. >> Yeah. But she says she has a sugar issue. You want some water first? >> Huh? >> No. >> But you want to drink some water first. We just have to make sure. >> Well, here's a recipe. >> Yeah. I didn't want to give her that cuz I not I don't >> if not I would check. All right. here. >> Hey, how's it going? What's going on? Uh, apparently she was she said she was got punched by her uncle. She was on the left side. >> Okay. >> Where did you get hit, dear? >> Can you talk to me and tell me where you got hit? >> Claudia. >> Okay, uh, >> do we have any information over here? >> Let me see. >> Let me let me get a picture of you right there. You got to go lift the jumper off. I think she's bleeding right here. Okay. Okay. Okay. Just stay stay still. Okay. Just stay still. >> Thank you. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Okay. >> It's not her house, but we're I'm sorry. We're just helping Parker here. >> Yeah. Where'd you get hit? Um, she's adult, but I guess she said that younger puncher. Last time I knew better was this morning at 7:00 a.m. She's adopted and pretty much the treat. So, she's time and everything. She's begging me for food. I have like those different things, but I didn't get anything. She just >> Okay. So, if anything, I thought we're going to have her go to the hospital. very much. >> Right. I didn't know. Um who else was it? Just the uncle. >> Uncle stepmom, stepmom, dad. I saw young girl walk in there. Um >> either step her stepmom. >> Yeah. She says she's adopted. So what she says my step step aunt step mom. >> Okay. Who has you know who has um like the uncle doesn't have custo? >> Yeah. Yeah. We we want to spoke to her, but she's she's hysterical. So, >> we didn't get to like them yet. So, >> all right. >> Just going to just >> Who's that in orange? >> Oh, he lives in this house. He just just happened to came here cuz of the shade in this house. There's nobody. >> Okay. Did he witness anything? >> No, no, no. He just came outside cuz he saw us here. >> Okay. >> So, >> all right. All right. All right. Is >> she on the spectrum? >> What do you mean? She like autistic. >> Yes. They they mentioned that she's HD, >> right? Okay. Hang on. She had some mental issues. >> Okay. Cuz I just know she just keeps saying Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's all. Like I'm just >> I'm going to take another picture cuz I'm not 100% sure if it's if it's downloaded. >> It's hard to kind of see because it's under the braid. >> Yeah. >> But I'll take another one cuz this this machine up a little bit. >> Yeah. I just wasn't sure. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Another one. >> Turn your head to the side. You got to take a picture of your head. >> A second. This thing. What's up? Okay, I think that one went through. I'm going get one more and that's it. >> One more face. Toss kid. Toss. >> What street is this? 79 terrace. >> 79 terrace. 79 terrace. Are you guys transporting when she's staying? >> Yeah, we're going to we're going to take her to uh Coral Springs. >> Um she said she hasn't eaten since 7:00 a.m. >> Okay. >> Um because you know that's what they do. I guess that's what they do. They haven't they haven't fed her. She said she does have a sugar issue blood sugar that she's she gets hyper so they don't give her sugar. cuz I have like I have one of those hospital little you know like little almond thing but I was like >> I'll get her food when we get there like all the hospital >> just in case she gets a reaction but she's definitely saying that she hasn't had any food. >> Yeah. I was like okay >> and I want to but I know it's better not take your job. >> I know. >> Yeah. >> Her vital signs are all good. So, um, they'll probably run some X-rays, stuff like that, and let you guys get what you guys got to get figured out as far as like DC. just um right away. >> Hey, how's it going? >> We just need um statements before we wrap up. Um can we uh we'll do is it the uncle? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're going to take her statement over here and then we'll >> you Benjamin. >> Yes, sir. >> What's your last name? Benjamin. Okay. I got the kids. >> Yeah, she got the kids. >> Dad, I'm going to call you back. I'm draw the car. >> I'm going to call you right now. >> You have your >> uh Yeah. >> Oh, you can talk. Go. You can talk to the sergeant. >> All right. Um you can put your phone down, right? So what uh here I'm looking over there. >> So imagine what what happened today. >> I was working, you know, I'm special. I was working for my she's homeless, but she got kicked out of elementary school, you know, standing in line. >> Actually, this is yours, right? So, as I'm as I'm talking, go ahead. >> So, um my wife probably like she was I guess >> just put you. So, go ahead. >> I'm going to jail. >> Oh, no. >> I want to hear what happened. >> Not a problem. Um so, my wife called, which you know that's my blood. >> Mhm. >> So, she called and she said that um you know Pearl was stepping out of the hospital. I'm like, "Okay, like what was it?" You know, so she would like the Annabberry vitamins and she get them every month co or whatever. We always had them. So I'm like, "Okay, that stuff she not afford to have because she's ADD, ADHD, you know, and she's not supposed to have that stuff." So when she all So I'm like, "Okay, I'm going to pop." I was doing a puppy in Cor. >> Okay. >> So um I was like, "Well, let me finish my pocket and I'll be, you know, I'll be coming on my way home." So when I came home, that's when my wife was like, she typed in the uh she typed in the code or whatever, >> okay? >> You know, so I'm like, "Okay, why would she, you know, why did she do that?" You know, so I guess she tried to help me up, which is like the third time she's here, >> right? >> So I'm like, "Bro, why would you do that?" You know? So she was like, "Oh, because you know I don't want to be on punishment." But I said in life, I said, "There always did you did anyone? Did she get hit by anything after?" >> I know she I know she I know she fell going into the bathroom. >> Okay. >> That much I do know. Um cuz I was sitting on the couch. >> Yeah, I can hear you. >> I was sitting I was s I was sitting on the sofa. >> She was sitting there before. She sitting that way at least in the shade, >> man. I work in this uh school. >> Um so, so she was uh so I'm I'm sitting on the sofa. So we already >> I already I already download Huh? >> Yeah. >> Oh, I just um uploaded it. >> I just uploaded through Axon. >> Okay. I've got If you can just take a screenshot through Axon if that's possible. >> Yeah, it didn't save it didn't save my line. >> That's okay. If you can take a screenshot, please. >> Okay, no problem. It's the police. >> In a separate incident, officers inform a woman she is under arrest and must be transported to the police station. As police secure her in double handcuffs due to her anxiety and health concerns, she requests her medication and asks for medical assistance. Just >> officers assure her she is safe, offer to call paramedics or fetch water and arrange to contact her attorney. >> Do you think officers handled her medical and anxiety requests properly during this arrest? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. >> My phone in the house. >> Well, if someone wants to bring it out for us, but we can't let you back in. >> Oh, hold on. Hold on. I'm just show you. Okay. >> Okay. >> You want to keep your phone with you or do you want it? >> I wanted to. >> Listen, this is detective. She's going to pass you down for anybody. >> Your back, please. >> I'm back. Can I put my hand in front? I got a hot >> two pairs of cups. Lean forward for me. >> Okay. >> And I have >> Well, don't get ner. Can I take my medicine? >> I can't give you any medicine. Okay. Well, have to go to the hospital. >> Can you put your other hand behind it? I don't want to pinch you. >> Just use one daughter. >> I got to here. I got to twist your hand a little bit here. So, >> if you want it to face Yeah. >> No, that that has nothing to do with it. >> I just want to make sure they're on there right. What I do? >> Well, I'm going to explain it all to you and we're going to talk with you a little bit more. black hair. Yeah. Huh? Huh? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> How should I get my >> I got >> No jewelry. But I don't see anything. >> Nothing. No answer. >> Sh my phone, text Barry, my lawyer, and let him know what's going on. Text him right now. I'm going to I'm going to adjust these a little bit. Okay. >> What's that? >> I'm not. >> Okay. I mean, are you feeling okay right now? >> I feel >> Well, we're going to we are going to take you to the station where where you'll be out of handcuffs if that makes anything better. >> It's not even handcuffs. This is um special um can't breathe like >> Okay. So, do you do you want the paramedics to come right here for you or are you okay going for medical? I want to make sure you get it right now. >> They're always going to assess you here. >> Yeah. To the hospital. >> I need I'm in office. >> We can take you to the station. I'll give you water. >> Okay. >> The officers offer to arrange medical transport to the hospital or buy her water on the way to the station for booking. When family members ask for details, police clarify that because she is an adult, case specifics cannot be shared during an active investigation. Subscribe for more raw body cam footage and legal breakdowns. She's asked if she's been arrested for um >> I haven't had a chance to explain it to her yet. We're going to We took down your phone number though for her >> and she'll be able to call you and inform you of whatever she wants to tell you. I can't necessarily share it. It's still an active investigation. Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, she's an adult. If she was a juvenile, I'd have to share it with you if you were in charge of her, but she's an adult. It's an active investigation. And if she wants to share it with you later on after she is informed, then she will. >> Okay. But we took down your number for her. >> It's gone. Um, is there a type of water you like? >> I just Yeah, just regular water. M's up in here. I got one in the house. You want to grab one? >> I'm just going to go grab it on the way to the station. >> Okay. No. You know what I'm here to talk to you about? >> Well, obviously there's been some stuff that has gone on in this house. Are you going to come out of the car or not at all? >> Uh, well, obviously there's been some stuff going on at this house that we've had to look into. Right. >> I can't hear you. talk about. >> Okay. You're not going to talk to me at all. Are you sure you don't want to talk to me about some of the stuff that's been going on in the house? Nothing to do with your aunt or your mom and stepdad. Okay. Well, you're going to have to step out of the car at some point. >> All right. Forward. All right. >> We're waiting for you to >> I don't want to step out the car. My I'm literally pregnant. I don't want to step out the car. I want to sit down. I want to sit down. I don't want to die. >> Well, it if we're not going to talk, then we're not going to talk. >> Good for a second. >> Anything? >> He doesn't know where she's at. He just got here. >> What's your name? >> Terrence. Terrence. Um, I mean, we got a lot to talk about, but I'm also looking I'm looking for Daeneria and to talk to her. Um, that's going to be kind of a deciding factor on what happens today with you talking. >> So, just give us a couple minutes. We can't really, you know, these guys are being truthful. We can't have you just walking around us like that. So, we're trying to be helpful. You want to just hang out in the one spot. We're not gonna do you wrong without talking to her or anything. >> Yeah, that's right. >> As long as it's not like us trying to play this game of where's he going now? >> Although that's why I can't really see what we're not we're not trying to do anything. It's all on >> It's all on camera on Yeah. On her car. That's fine. Just perfect. >> Okay. My baby shower on freaking Saturday. >> You just You're going to have to accept it. >> The baby was coming. >> I have the baby shower. We have the baby shower on Saturday. >> Baby shower Saturday night. >> It's not going to change anything. >> I know it's not cuz you won't kill us. But that's not how our job works. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> No. >> Okay. >> It's up to the joint. Babe. >> She said no. Mo >> and then if the ball gets posted then you can you can get out and it's going to be >> No, but I don't do this for this for the weekend. I don't I don't have too much stuff going on. >> Sh. This is this is No, no. We don't plan this stuff, okay? We don't we don't coordinate it. We don't say, "Today we're going to do this. Tomorrow we're going to do that." That's not how it works. >> You ain't got to say nothing. Just say you please. >> Listen, I know she pleased the fifth, but I'm trying to get her out of the car without having to force my way to get her out of the car. She doesn't want to do me to do anything, bro. >> I'm trying to get her out of the car. >> Listen, she has >> I'm going to get her out of the car, bro. That's what I'm saying. >> The person that you're talking to probably doesn't have your or her best interest. >> You need to consider >> Yeah, I know. But I'm saying y'all want her out the car. Let me do that. I'm not I don't have I'm not trying to put hands on her. That's the last thing we want. >> We don't want to car if it comes to that. Sure. But we are just trying to talk to her and calm her down. I don't want her to be upset. I know she's going to be. We tried to meet with her at work. So, none of this had to happen. We are trying to make this as peaceful as possible. Even though it is a hard situation, we don't want anything happening to her baby, okay? To the baby that's inside her. We don't want her more stressed out. I'll take her to the hospital from here if I have to just to get checked out. I don't care about any of that. We don't want anything to happen. Okay? I'm trying to make it peaceful. That's it. >> But ultimately, she is going to go to jail. >> But the things you're saying to her, the advice you're giving to her >> may not be in her best interest. Okay? She's an adult and she can make those decisions. She knows that she doesn't have to talk. But what I'm saying is the person that you're talking to may not have the best interest of you and her. Okay? You understand what I'm saying? I think he was on the phone. >> So consider that. >> Yeah, I was on the phone with her. >> She wants her mom. You want the phone? >> Hello. >> Why? talk then I want you to come hang out over here at I don't want too many bodies like you said the biggest thing is trying to keep us Well, then Terrence, maybe it's best she has a conversation with me, man. >> You can right now. >> Well, she's going to >> You never been there now. >> Okay, >> that's fair. A lot of people haven't been there. >> Yeah, I don't care. I'm not I'm about her. It's my >> That's why you understand as a man like you know that. >> That's why I explained to you what I explained to you. >> I understand that. >> Okay. >> I'm letting you do a job. I stayed out the wheel. >> I understand your point. Hopefully. Yeah, man. Having having >> honestly got to do your job not do you >> Well, listen. Having enough to arrest somebody doesn't mean that they're guilty, right? There's a difference. >> Not doing innocent. >> Okay. Exactly. >> Yes, Benjamin. I have nothing to say. >> Okay. We're just trying to make sure that we get Shankuria peacefully. >> Peacefully. >> For what? >> She's under arrest. >> For what? >> Same charges. >> Him, too. >> We still are. That's gun still unaccounted for. >> Yep. Can I get her out? I know she a female. She got no job. Can I get her out? Whatever. >> Sean, curio. You got to come with us. Okay. >> We'll let you talk to Terrence, but you got to come with us. You got to come get into the police car. Okay. trunk area. >> Do you have Do you have shoes? too insane. >> Okay, listen. You got to make you got to make the decision on whether you want to talk to me when we get to the station. We are we're going to go down to the station either way. >> That part you got to accept. >> Okay. >> We are going to go down to the police station. >> Okay. >> I need you to undo your seat belt and you got to come and we're going to take you in the police car over there. >> Okay. You can make that decision down at the station whether we talk or not. >> Okay. I'll let you say bye to Terrence before we drive off. >> I didn't do anything. >> Then we'll talk about it. I promise we'll talk about it if that's your decision. >> No, but you taking me to jail for why I never even been to jail. I don't need to go to jail. Listen, there's a like I just told Terrence, there's a difference between having probable cause to arrest somebody and them being guilty, right? >> Okay. I have enough probable cause to arrest you. >> On what? >> Child abuse, neglect of a child. >> I don't have I don't even have a child. My child, >> you are telling me you don't want to talk to me. >> Yeah, but I have I don't have a child. >> I'm not going to have this conversation with you here. You got family showing up. I don't want this to turn into something that it doesn't need to be. Either way, you are going to come with us and you're just going to have to accept that. We just don't want anything to happen to you. >> Okay? So, come. We'll get you into the car. You'll say bye to Terrence. And if you decide to talk to me at the station, then you do. If you don't, then it is what it is. Okay? You got to take off your seat belt, though. You have shoes. >> Are there shoes for you in here? >> I don't want to be in handcuffs. >> We will put your handcuffs in front. >> Josh, you want to wait till gets here? She has a clear car first. >> I mean, we're still >> we're still going to get her out to the car. >> It's been handcuffed. >> You just have to be handcuffed in the front. >> I don't want to be handcuffed. Never been handcuffed before. >> Okay. I'll make a call and see what we can do. But technically, we have to handcuff you because you're pregnant and we have to handcuff you in front. We're not going to put your hands behind your back or anything like that. Okay. Come on out. >> Has anybody shaking down Terrence? >> Yes. >> Terrence, I'm going to keep my word here as long as it doesn't get dramatic. Uh, I just want to make sure you got nothing on you and then we're going to we got to put her in the police car and stuff. Okay. >> Just turn around, please. Can you do me a favor? Just put the whatever's in your pockets. Just put it on the back of the trunk here. I'll keep it under. >> I'm even going to make a call, bro, to see if I don't have to put her in handcuffs while she takes the ride. Okay. The truth is she might have to just be handcuffed in front. We don't put handcuffs of pregnant people behind their back. Um, and like I said, if she says something that she wants to go to the hospital or she feels like she needs to get checked out, I'll take her to the hospital. We're not worried about that. This has to happen today. Unfortunately, there's enough to arrest her. Okay. >> In a sec. In a second, Benjamin, we're going to give you just stay with this officer, please. >> Frank, where where is your phone? My stepdad didn't take it. >> Okay, we have to take possession of it and transfer it over technically cuz you're in our custody. >> Why? It's not even my car. >> I just explained to you you were operating a vehicle, you know? Are we over here or >> uh >> Okay, that's we'll we'll allow them to say good like bye to each other. Nothing crazy. And then we could bring her by the car. She could just sit in the back facing out until Kendall gets here. Where's the phone chunk area? >> Huh? >> You must sell. Why do you need my phone? >> I have to turn the property over. We're responsible. >> But he's going to leave it in the car. >> No, we're we're right now we're responsible for this car and the property in it till we turn it over to someone. >> Okay. If he's saying he's going to take your personal property, we have to take possession of it and turn it over. Who? Who? >> Your stepfather. >> Why can't I just give it to him? >> I'm just telling you the procedures. You're in our custody now. >> But I didn't have my Can we just give my phone to my step, please? And my key. >> I know. Where? But that's what I'm asking. Where is it? >> Yeah. You can go say goodbye now. You want to take it off? Watch out, bro. [ __ ] >> bro. You just see me, bro. You a [ __ ] bro. Like, you got that badge, [ __ ] I beat your ass, [ __ ] >> Keys are in the car. >> 1019, please. 1019. I'm on. All right. >> We need anything else. >> I got the phone. Okay. Not in contact.