How you doing? Does this back window roll down? >> Sorry. >> Does this back window roll down? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. Just so I can see this young man here. My name is Officer Williams. I work with the city of Fruitland Park. Uh the reason I stopped you when you were leaving the 7-Eleven, you didn't come to a complete stop prior to passing the stop bar there. Okay. The white bar on the ground. Do you have your license registration proof insurance for the vehicle tonight? >> Can I see that? >> This is a loaner car. Mine's a Honda dealers. >> Okay. So, hold on a second. >> Do you have an ID with you? >> Law enforcement, sir. >> Say that again. >> My husband's law enforcement. He works at the same place. >> Do you have an ID with you, ma'am? Can I see that, please? Thank you so much. Appreciate you. um somewhere in all this. >> Okay. Yeah, like I said, I just need the registration and a proof of insurance roots. >> I got I've never even It's got to be in here somewhere. Without putting it in there somewhere, right? How long have you had this car, Mia? >> Oh, I've had it for probably had my car now. Probably since April. >> April. Okay. hybrid car. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. You probably don't want to know those. >> No, that's okay. I I mean, I actually I do. >> You don't want a Hyundai. >> I I don't. You're right. I >> have a hybrid and I can't find the battery. >> Okay. >> It's on back as well. >> This is what they gave you in the meantime, huh? >> That's why >> Okay. >> Is it a dealer tag? >> Yeah, that's a dealer tag. >> Okay. The registration is probably on the back of that. So, you probably I'm probably not Yeah, you're probably not going to have one in the car. Ma'am, did you have an ID with you? I'm sorry. >> I don't have my ID. I was I was going to have my ID with me. >> Okay. Okay. Do you mind if I get your name? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> How do you guys all know each other? >> That's my son. >> Oh, son. Okay. >> His girlfriend. >> Hold on a second. I'm going to call the driver. >> Yeah. >> All righty. Can you turn the car off for me? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to use my certified narcotic detection K9 conduct free air sniff around the exterior of the vehicle. While I'm doing that, I'm speaking to everybody here. Don't reach any pockets, any cubbies. Don't try to talk to my dog or distract my dog in any way, shape, or form. Okay. You guys all understand? Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Just keep an eye on them. Make sure they're not moving around. Live, live, live, live. Heat. Heat. Okay. Sat Heat. Heat. Yes. Yes. Good boy. Good boy. Beverly, can you do me a quick favor? Can you just hop out? I want to talk to you back here by my car. you're not any trouble. We're just going to go stand right here by the uh spotlight on my driver's side car. Okay. Hey, brother man, just do me a favor until I come back and talk to you. Put your hands on the back of that seat and go remove. Okay. So, Beverly, a couple questions for you. Where are you guys headed to tonight? >> They Okay, so you got >> Let me ask you another question. Sorry, I kind of got ahead of myself. How did you know that? >> That's my son in the back. >> That is your son? Okay. The the different last names are weird, but that makes sense. present. >> Who Who's the girl? Is that his girlfriend? >> That's the girl I'm talking to. Yeah. >> Why is she sitting up front and he's not? That's just weird. I don't know. >> Cuz she's a female, honey. >> In my family, we do that differently. I don't know. Maybe that's >> I got you. Um, so where are you taking them? >> I'm taking it back home. >> Where do they live? In the park? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where do you live? >> I live in Claremont at the state prison. My husband's an officer there. A sergeant. >> You said you live at the state prison. >> Yeah, we live in Scott. >> Oh, okay. So my question to you is basically in in layman's terms without trying to >> I don't know her very well. >> Okay. Why were you guys at 7-Eleven? >> Because he got in a fight with my friend who's his landlord. Okay. >> Okay. And they wanted to hang out. So we just wanted to hang out. >> But you guys I mean they could hang out like in his house. >> No, she No, the girl's not married. >> The landlord or her? >> No, we were he was. Yeah. >> All right. So, >> so we were just hanging out there so they could spend some time. I was actually on my way to take them back there. >> Okay, so here's what's going to happen. Um, Sergeant Buer's K9 did an alert for the odor of narcotics coming out of the vehicle. Okay, with that being said, we're going to conduct a probable call search. To your knowledge, is there anything illegal in the car that's not supposed to be there? >> I have my prescription and I have my medical card. I don't have any. >> Okay, if you don't mind my asking, what are your prescriptions? Is that prescription in there with your name on it? >> Nothing else? No, nothing to see. >> Oh, no, no, no. He has >> Okay, with his name on it. >> Okay. Hey, would you just hang out right here for me? Excuse me. Hi, Lexi. Can you do me a favor? Just hop out of the car. You're not in any trouble. And you can leave everything right where it is. And we're just going to just go stand right back at the front of my car with um this young lady here. Huh? Sorry, brother. So, here's what you can do. Uh don't do anything until I ask you to. Okay? You can leave your phone. You can have it with you. You can have it recording. That's perfectly fine. Don't reach for your pockets. Don't do anything else. If the phone falls out of your lap, don't reach for it. Understood? Um, so just to let you know what's going on. The dog can show the positive alert to the owner. Narcotics coming out of the vehicle. Okay. Is there anything in the vehicle that I need to know about before I do that? Don't reach for anything. Don't reach for anything. >> This is considered a narcotic. >> Okay. >> It's a box and it's my prescription. Maybe that would alert it. >> I Okay. All right. How about >> All right. So, my phone was >> You can grab it. You're more than welcome to record unless >> Yeah. Just do me a favor. Just put your hands right here on on the bed of the truck right there. Is there anything on you that you're not supposed to have? >> No guns, drugs, or paraphernia on your person. Good. Do you mind if I search your person? You know? Okay. I'm going to move your phone right over here so you don't knock it over. I just want you to leave your hands right there on the bed of the truck and spread your feet as wide as you can. Okay. Nothing on you that's going to poke me? No. No knives, no needles, nothing like that. That's your That's your girlfriend. How long have you guys been together? How long ago? You're not under arrest, but you're in pain. Okay. Stand right here for me. Just go stand like just like you were. Spread your feet. I have one other pocket. >> I didn't have that in my pocket. >> You most certainly did have it in your pocket. >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. Hey, look. So, one thing about me, I'm very, very good at what I do. And so is Arer. Okay, we both have canines for a reason. One thing that we're not going to do is play [ __ ] games because the second you start lying to me, you go to jail. You understand? >> Okay, you need to understand what you're not I know that you hear what I'm telling you, but you need to understand it because the second that I sent you lying to me and playing stupid games, we're done. We don't have a conversation anymore. You go to jail. >> No, sir. >> You understand? >> I promise you. >> But do you understand? >> I understand. >> Cuz I will tell you straight off the bat before we get any farther into this, Sergeant Buer and I are not the ones to lie to. I'm not the one to play games with because I will put you in jail and I will no bond you and you will sit there and you can tell a judge why you're there. >> I understand. >> You clear? >> I understand. >> And again, I'm not trying to be mean. I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] But I I don't play these games. Okay. >> I'm very very good at what I do for a reason. >> I know. >> I got you. >> Like I said, and I'm like I said, I'm being cool with you. I'm just giving you the warning I give everybody else. Okay. Spread your feet for me. Just moving forward. If there's something that you need to tell me, it's a great time to tell me because I'm a very cordial, cooperative guy, okay? But I don't like being taken advantage of. Okay. >> Just turn around. Look at me. I'm just going to open your jacket and make sure there's no more hidden pockets. Okay. >> All right, man. So, you're not under arrest, but because you're in handcuffs, you're going to sit in the back of this car. Okay. >> Gavin, is your car unlocked? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we're going to do this together so we don't ever have any any discrepancies. Okay? So, there's nothing there's nothing in this car. There's a piece of trash that I'll get before you sit down. There's nothing illegal in this car. Okay? So, there's no guns, there's no drugs. If miraculously something ends up in that car, from here on out, you're going to get charged with it. So, before I put you in this car, is there anything on your person that I didn't find? >> No. >> Okay. Take a step back. >> So, just be like sit right there. Like I said, you're not under arrest, but you are danger. Yes, sir. And we'll be right back. Okay. Mine. I'm going to take this one. Sit right on the front of my car. Okay. You're not under arrest, but you are detained. And ma'am, to answer your question, he's not under arrest, but he's detained. And we'll talk about that shortly. car 34 like one white female detain as well. Uh in his jacket, correct? >> I think so. I thought it was like an actual rock, but then I split it. >> She's got this was down her bag was down there. This was down with it. Um needles and then baggy with the white powdery substance. >> Nice. >> All right, let me I'm going to come over. >> All right, Lexi, you stand up for me. I'm going to help you. I just don't want to hurt you. All right. And then we're going to walk to the front of this other car over here. Okay. So, I just want you to stand against the front of this bumper and then you're just going to turn around and look at me. the lights. Okay. So, before we do anything, I want to let you know, I'm not sure if you heard the conversation that I had with uh with him. Um, okay. So, again, I'm going to tell you this is not to be an [ __ ] It's not to be overbearing or, you know, big macho man. Um, but what I will tell you is this. Very, very, very good at what I do. Very good at my job. Okay? For the last however many years I've been a cop, I've been all focused on narcotics. So, what I will tell you before we go any further is that if you think that you're going to come over here and play games, not going to help because like I told him, the second that I sent you lying to me and not being truthful, you go in the car, we go to jail, that's the end of it. You understand? So, I have to read this to you. This does not mean that you're under arrest. It does not mean that you're in any trouble whatsoever. It just means that I have to read this to you before I can ask you any questions. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and moves against you in a court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer or want to be appointed for you for any question 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 questions? Sweet. So, what time? >> No. Okay. When was the last time you used any type of device? >> Um, Tuesday morning. >> Say that one more time. >> Tuesday. >> Tuesday. Like this past Tuesday. Last week. It's Monday. So, last week, what did you use on Tuesday? >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you a question, and it's going to sound offensive, but that's not how I mean it. If you're a recovering alcoholic, but you haven't been clean for a week, if you're a recovering addict, you haven't been clean for a week, are you really recovering or are you just not using a week? >> Okay. How long have you known that you're pregnant? >> So, you have it since then. >> Okay. So, um All right. So, you you said use how do you how do you use it? You smoke it, snort it, shoot it, eat it. You smoke it. Have you ever used needles for anything? When was the last time you used needles? So why do you position? >> Well, so I don't play baseball, so you lie to me again. But >> you are though. So I'm going to give you a little piece of advice for and this is hopefully it'll never become a problem for you again, but piece of advice that I give everybody else as a police officer. I can assure you I speak for a vast majority of other police officers when I say that I'm not going to ask you a question I don't already know the answer to. So the whole little spiel that I gave you is not for shits and giggles. It's not me to make myself. It's me telling you that I don't get paid enough to sit here and let you lie in my face. So that's strike one. I don't play baseball. I'm not a sports guy. So you get two strikes. You lie to me again. We're done. You understand? Again, I'm not trying to be me. I'm not trying to be overbearing. I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] I understand you. You might have a problem, and I would love nothing more than to help you out with that problem. But you lying is only is a it's a it's a twisted version of you making excuses for yourself, but excuses don't solve anything. Okay? If you [ __ ] up, you did something stupid, I'm here for it, okay? I'd love to hear you out and do everything in my power to help you so we can get away from this. Okay? But like I said, you lying to me is just a is just a really twisted, messed up version of you making excuses for yourself and excuses for your baby. So that's not going to get either one of us anywhere except you in jail. And when the judge goes to review this case and say that you lied to me and you're pregnant, doesn't really look that good cuz I'm trying to help you. Okay. So why do you have yours? He's not going to take a lot of assets. Um, that little black bag that goes by your feet. That's where the needles are. Truth be told, I mean, I'm not here to judge anybody that's there's also a little blue container container on top of that. inside just I'm not going to ask you question if I'm asking you what what's in it. So if you had to use your your best educated guess to tell me what it is. How did you get in possession of those gi So, another kind of like unrelated question, but just why are you guys at 79? >> Because we got kicked out of his house that we stayed in. >> Okay. >> And his house. >> Okay. So that was all right. Um, so my my next question, there was a a guy in a white Chevy white truck that pulled up next door. You guys were talking. Did you or anybody else in your vehicle? Just random. They just like older white. It had like a roof like it might not be anything. I'm just asking because they just put up next to you. Um, okay. So, my question is this. If you're not necessarily saying all that stuff is his, but you're telling me that it's not yours, and I know that it's not hers. If you were in my position, what would what would your next step be? Because I can tell you this without a shadow of a doubt. I'm going to go ask you. I'm not going to say that you said anything about being his, but you probably been around long enough, played the game enough times to know he's not in your eyes. Well, I will tell you without any, like I said, I'm not a bushman guy. I'm not going to lie to you and tell you what you want to hear versus what you need to. It doesn't look good. I will tell you that. Um, so it's just like I said, it's one of those things where just the best way I can describe it without again this is not to be insensitive or anything like that. It's just so I don't first. I just know that he was around over there in the hat on. I just know what he told me. He said there was a black guy like All right. Well, here's what we will do. Um, so let me ask you a question. Um, if I'm saying if, cuz as of right now, you're not under arrest. If I worked with a huge and you go through that fancy x-ray scanner that's worth more than every control car sitting in this driveway, would they find anything? If I had a female search, would they find anything? This is a a very weird question and I hate asking it, but I literally just had this problem last week. Is there anything inside of your >> Yes. Like I said, I know that's a really Yes. Absolutely. Like I said, I know that sounds very outlandish, but I promise you last week I arrested a lady who had methamphetamine inside of you. So, I'm just trying to avoid that. That's not good for you. Um, all right. So, for just a second, um, we're going to go I'm going to put you I'm going to let you sit back on that thing. Okay. As of right now, you're not under arrest. But if you if I put you over there and you say, "Hey, I remember this is in my bra or this is in my pants, whatever." Great time to tell me because if I do end up taking you to jail and you go into the jail with something that you're not supposed to have, it's an automatic felony charge and I can't help you. Okay. So, we're going to walk over here. I'm going to I'm not going to hold your hand, but I I will have you sit down so you don't fall in however you want to sit. Just another sweet. >> It's cocaine. She she said uh what the [ __ ] was >> she said that that man was in the back seat with him when they pulled out of the gas station. She asked for her bag back and she said that those needles and [ __ ] numbers and I asked her about that blue pill thing and I said you know use your best knowledge and like your best guess would be in it. She said so she swears there's nothing in its I know but I'm just telling you what she said. All right, I'm going to go rate him. Miranda. Hey, bud. You doing okay? All right. So, again, same thing. Um, this doesn't mean that you're under arrest. It's uh doesn't mean that you're in any trouble at all. Actually, it's just because you're detained. You're not free to leave at this point. And I have to ask you some questions. So, I just have to read this to you. Okay. Uh, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and moves get you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before 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 if he's right to you? >> Okay. How many right to mind? You want to speak? Can you answer my questions? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I don't I don't even know where it was in my bag. >> So, that's that's actually what I'm coming to ask you about and I'm going to tell you straight up just like I told Lexi. Um I'm not I'm not one to sugarcoat things and you know you're on the boat and stuff like that. So >> that's the thing though uh sorry is that I just don't think that you are. And I'm going to tell you I'm going to tell you why I don't think that because >> you're not the only one with narcotics in that truck. You have a narcotics path because you're using suboxin. They don't just give Suboxin to to Joe coming in off the road. >> Um so you have a history of narcotics, >> right? and and I wish you all the best with that, but I don't feel like you're being honest with me because um again, you have a piece of some some substance in your in your pocket and I know that it's not trying to figure out what word I want to use. It's not like it's not natural. Like it's not it's not like you just have a random, you know, piece of dirt in your pocket. >> No, I understand. >> So, this is your jacket, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. And then the the other problem that I had the other problem that I have with it is it's not like I just like reach into your jacket and like pulled it out. It's like I had it was like stuck in the corner of your jacket and I had to like reach in and get it out. So >> that might have been why I didn't even know it was there. I literally just But it's your jacket. >> I met up with my mom and threw my jacket on and left the house out a couple hours ago. >> But it's your jacket, right? >> It is, sir. >> Okay. >> And I'm being honest with you when I tell you that I didn't know that it was in here. And I wouldn't lie to you about that. >> Okay. >> I I do understand what you're saying 100%. Okay. Well, at least we we can we have common ground there. When was the last time you used narcotics, bud? >> Uh, right now I'm about a week and a half. >> Okay. Well, congratulations for that. What did you use a week and a half ago? >> Uh, my drug of choice is like Kurt said, uh, opiates. >> So, opiates and stuff like that. Have you ever used cocaine? >> Cocaine? >> Yeah. >> I haven't used cocaine in a very long time. >> How long is a very long time? >> It's been at least a year and a half, maybe 2 years. >> Okay. When was the last time you spoke crack? >> [ __ ] that would be the same time frame. >> Okay, but you have smoked crack before. >> Yes. >> Okay, so Oh, I thought you said my name. Um, that piece of rock in your jacket is cracked. >> Really? >> Exactly what I thought it was when I pulled it out. You saw how I took it and broke it in half. >> Yeah. See, I'm not I'm not even a crack user. That's >> But you have used crack in the past. >> Yeah. >> Right. So, so it's reasonable for me to assume that you would know what crack cocaine looks like. >> I do. I do. >> Okay. That looks ex and and like I said, dude, I've been doing this for 6 years. I'm not sure if I told you or if I told Lexi, I've been a cop for 6 years, right? Six and a half years, almost seven. And out of those six years that I've been a police officer, all six of those years have pretty much been focused intensely on narcotics, right? So, and I try I make it a mission upon myself to make at least one felony arrest every shift that I work. And if I do that for six years and I don't take a lot of vacation time, you do the math. That's a lot of arrest, right? So like I know my way around. >> Um I knew without even second guessing that that was crack in your pocket. >> I didn't know what it was at first because I honestly didn't know that he was even in my jacket. And that's me being 100% honest with you. I understand if you believe that I'm lying, but like that [ __ ] took me by surprise. Like when I let you search me, I was 100% confident that I had nothing on me. Okay. So, let me ask you this. How do you think that would have gotten in your jacket if you didn't put it in there and you didn't know it was in there? How do you think it could have gotten in there >> from the past? >> Maybe it just been in there for a long time. >> Yeah. Honestly, >> like from the last time you used >> That's what surprises me is that I haven't used crack or coke in a long time, but that's what I'm leaning towards. Yes. >> I gotcha. So, uh how often you wear this jacket? you wear? I know it's just recently started getting >> uh I don't wear it as much cuz it has serum burns in it. Okay. >> And my mom stitched it up so I usually leave it at home. >> Gotcha. Okay. Um so we we'll come back to the whole thing in your pocket. Um I want to ask you about the the little black zipper pouch that was by Nicole's feet. I don't know why I keep saying by Lexi's feet. Does that ring a bell? Like a little It almost looks like a like a little a little makeup pouch. Maybe it's a glass pouch. depending on what you want to use it for. But it's got like a it's black and it's got like a gold or silver zipper on the top. >> Like a like a makeup bag almost. >> Yeah, kind of like that. Yeah. Does that look familiar or sound familiar? Anything like that? >> What she keeps makeup in? I think >> Well, I can't tell you without a shadow of a doubt. There's no makeup bag. >> Really? >> No. No makeup in it whatsoever. >> Stuff that she shouldn't have. >> Like he's testing it right now, but I can tell you right now it's stuff that is illegal. So my I'm again I'm I'm I'm playing devil's navigator, right? Cuz I have to sit on the fence. I can't be on the other side. I have to sit on the fence. So I asked I asked her about it. I'm asking you about it. So do you have any idea how any of that stuff would have got there? >> Honestly, I don't. >> Okay. Do you have you ever used needles before for anything? >> I have. >> Okay. What did you use needles for? >> That was my uh I was I when I got deep in opiate, I was I user. Okay. Did you use like heroin or fentanyl? >> Uh, both. >> Both. What do you What was your like drug of choice? I don't know. >> Whatever I can find. >> Whatever you can get. Okay. All righty. Um, have you ever known her to use needles? >> Uh, yeah. She's she's opened up to me. I'm all about it. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you know about how long ago it's been since she used needles? >> Well, we know that she recently got arrested and she said she's been clean. And that was honestly the day that she got arrested was the day that me and her started talking. So, >> how long ago was that? >> What's today? Monday. >> Today is Monday. >> It would have been last Tuesday. >> Last Tuesday. Okay. All righty. Well, so here's the thing, bud. Um, and I'm going to be straight up honest with you. If that tests positive for cocaine, you're going to go to jail for cocaine. Um, because that'll be a felony charge. I have no discretion over the felony. >> What if test positive? with that the stuff that I told you was crack. If it tests positive for for crack cocaine, then you're going to be going to jail for the crack cocaine cuz I I mean that's a felony charge. I don't have any discretion with that. And it's kind of hard to argue possession when it's in your pocket. So, um so if that's what that test for, then you'll go to jail for that. >> My letter. >> Yeah, we'll let you talk to her before we go. Um and then I'm just saying if cuz I don't even know if he's tested yet. So, I'm just saying if. Okay. It's a big if. I don't want you to like freak out, you know, because he hasn't listened yet. I'm just, like I said, I like to keep you in the loop just like I like to be kept in the loop and I'm not a be around the bush kind of guy. So, I like for you to know what's going on. Okay. You have any questions for me right now? Besides, like I said, I'll let you talk to her before we before we take off. That's what happens. >> Yep. I will make sure that that happens before we leave if and when that's the case. Okay. All right. All right. B. Sit tight. How much? How much does she have? >> All right. So, here we're I'm going to send you back up. We're going to walk in front of the car so we can have another call. Okay. My car. >> No, ma'am. You're not. >> All right. So, same thing as before. Just turn around and look at me so the lights don't blind you. So, I need you to understand what I'm going to tell you and I need you to not do anything stupid. Fair enough. You're under arrest for possession of possession. Um, with that being said, I have a feeling she was going to be searching. Nobody asked you, but again, speaking about the lady that I last week, I asked her six times. She waited until we were at the jail to tell me that she had something she was supposed to. So, I'm going to ask you another time on my body. Hold on because I already know where you're going. But just hold on. Let me finish my spiel and then I'll let you ask any questions that you got. Um, again, I know I've already asked you. I'm just going to say that I asked you for for my safety. So, anything concealed on or inside of your person that you're not supposed to have, okay? Because again, just put it out there. You're going to go through an X-ray scanner and the X-ray can see through your body, you can see all foreign objects. If you have like screws or rods placed in you from broken bones, it can see them. So, speak now forever. Hold your peace and save yourself from being arrested. >> Hold on. You didn't answer my question. I'll answer your question. You got to answer nothing. Okay. So, you're being arrested because they were spent on drug paraphernalia um in that black bag that was right under your feet. That's a female's black bag and you were the closest person to it. You've already >> So, you are in as far as we're concerned. You are in possession of it. Now, the state attorney's office might have a different opinion um than we do, and that's okay. That's why everybody's entitled to their day court under under the constitution. Um but as of right now, you're going to take the ride for the possession charges. Okay. So, um, this might be a blessing in disguise, you know, because if I let if I let you go and and you know, you're just going to go right back or he's going to go right back to wherever he gets that [ __ ] from and you're going to heaven forbid you're going to keep using he's going to keep using around you and it's it's going to it's going to kill your baby and I'm going to put it sorry. So, here's the thing. You can tell me to my face that you're not going to because you know that's what I want to hear. And I don't know you from Adam. You might be the most trustworthy person in the world, but I don't know that. I have to I have to do what's best for everybody in the, you know, 20 25 30 minutes that I've known you, right? Because I'm I'm not a man. I don't like to gamble. I've never had a lot of luck gambling. But if I were to just take that stuff and say, "Don't do it again." Going about today, how how can I be sure that you're not going to go right back to Joe Snow's house and buy another bag of fill and do the same thing? And then now I'm having to come give you Narcan. Not only am I having to give you Narcan, but your baby's adjusting that, too. And your baby doesn't need it. How do I live with myself for that? That's that's that's the duality of things in my in my head as a person, as a human being that I have to that I have to go back and forth. So, as of right now, I understand, >> but that's I think it's the lesser of >> I don't want to say, but I think it's probably best. I really do. >> So, that was not in my bag. >> It was in a female bag. It was right under your feet. So, >> how is that a How is that >> my bag? My purse was right there. Anything in my purse is in my possessions. >> What's in my purse is in my possessions. How does that make that black bag making a female bag? >> You think it's like what you see me walking out with that? I'm serious. I'm not joking. Like, would you see me walking around? We're going to read this together. Might be makeup, might be snacks. He doesn't wear makeup, >> sir. Does it make it right? It's under your feet. That's That's really what it comes down to. It's under your feet. That's I mean, that's really again again without being around the bush without coding. That's really what it comes down to. It's right under your feet. It's a female's bag. >> It has stuff in it. So, >> and did you want to carry that? >> No. Well, again, from what I've already told you now, three times, you've already admitted me to using fentanyl and other introvenous narcotics. And you have I'll play devil's advocate. There's a loom aluminum pill container in a female's bag with fentanyl and needles right under your feet. You would have to be I don't want to say delusional, but you would have there would have to be some disconnect in your head for you to not for a reasonable person to not assume that it's your >> if that wasn't connected. I would assume >> it was like under like so if your feet are like right here in front of the seat is like under like behind where >> underneath the seat. >> Yes. But where you can reach, not where he can reach. >> Mhm. And like I said, I have probable cause. That's what that means. Probable cause means I can I can say, "Yeah, it's probably yours." And I have reason to back that up. And I've already told you why I feel that way. Now, it is not a it's not a it's not a it's not a conviction. It's nothing that someone has said bang the gavl and said, "It's yours." >> You are going to go to jail for it. Yeah. But like I said, I mean, you can talk to the state attorney and they might review the case and decide that maybe I was wrong. Maybe I made a bad decision and the charges get dropped. But as of tonight, where you and I stand, you are going to take the ride for the possession. Okay. So, um, other than that, um, so what's in your bag that you need? Because the jail's not going to take that thing. I'm sure if we ask her very nicely, I'm sure she'll be between you guys. >> I can take like if you have a cell phone or something, I can take a cell phone or like if you have a wallet, I can take your wallet. I just they they don't like it when we bring the entire bag like that because it makes up. >> Yes. But I I can't let you It's a safety thing for us. You can call whenever you need to when you get to like I can grab your phone. You can get a number out of there. the joke. I just can't let you call a roadside. It's just a safety thing for us. I'm not trying to be rude. And the reason that is is because we've had people in the past that call somebody and then before we leave to go to the jail, they show up and then we they problems and now it's a safety thing for us. So, it's just my my personal policy that I make. I don't I don't if once I know that you're going to jail, I don't let you. So, just a safety thing for me cuz I like to go with my family. Um, but like I said, I can grab your cell phone if you've got one and we can take it to the jail and they can call whoever you need to and get your number out and they can call whoever you need to when you get there. Do you have a cell phone in there at the road? Is there anything else that you need? Um, they don't they don't like so I figured if we asked this young lady nicely to her >> I understand but I mean riding in the car with her so it's kind of the lesser two years. I said she might be able to hold it on hold on to you hold on to it until um until you get out. >> Sorry. No, he's going to He just doesn't know. But he's so the other thing kind of circling that I know you've already said it. I'm going to ask you again. You're going to get tired. There's nothing on you not supposed to. Okay? Because Sergeant here from the Lake Police Department is going to search you. She's so she can do it without me having to do it. I just want to make sure that you don't have anything supposed. She's overs. Heat. Heat. Hey, bud. So, here's the deal. So, you're under arrest for possession of cocaine. Okay. Um, that rock did test positive for cocaine. So, you're going to go for the possession charge for that. Um, she's going to go for possession of fentanyl and possession of drug as well. So, you guys are both going to take the ride to the jail. Um, one thing I want to ask you, I might have already asked you, might have not, but now I can say that I did it on my body count. Um, when you go to the jail, there's a big X-ray scanner that's worth hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars. Okay? It can see all through your body. You can see if you've ever had like rods and screws placed in your body, broken bones or whatever. >> Does it have any? >> Well, good. That's that's not not necessarily my point. Um, my point is is that it can also see foreign objects, whether it be inside your body or in a pocket or something. Is there anything? >> I'm not hiding anything. >> Well, I certainly hope not, but I like I was telling >> I honestly am telling you the truth when I say I don't in my pocket. >> So, here's the thing. I I kind of believe you. I kind of don't believe you. >> I'm shocked. Like, I really am. I don't crack. I really don't. >> Even my mom knows I don't crack like that. This is shocking. Like, I don't know. I don't >> like I said, man, I'm not here to judge it. I'm not here to give you a hard time. I'm just telling and like like I told her, man, this might just be a blessing in disguise. Maybe this gets you the the help that you need and get you away from the the temptation to do the bad [ __ ] Okay? That's that's for you and the big man upstairs to to talk about if that's what you believe in. Um not for me and you to have that discussion with, you know, but wholeheartedly as a human being, I wish you the best of luck, man. This is terrible. I hate meeting people like this. Unfortunately, this is just what they pay me to do. >> Something that I don't even I don't even understand how it was on me. So, we move on from there. >> Yeah. Like I said, and like I told uh like I told Lexi, it's not a it's not a conviction. It's just a charge. It means I have probable cause that something you did something wrong and I have evidence to believe why you did something wrong. >> Can I can charge you with it? So, that and that's what it is. And the state attorney's office might look at the case and feel differently about it and they might dismiss the charges. >> I don't I like I'm being honest with you when I see my dad's mom. >> No, I believe you. Yeah. No, I talked to your mom. >> I have no idea how that was. >> I got you. I understand. Honestly, like criminal criminal me, I would have swallowed it, bro. Like I I would I wouldn't I I didn't know that it was there. >> Okay. Well, so so since you said that, let me ask you another question. Did you swallow anything? No, >> cuz I don't want you to have like an overdose. >> No, no, no. I'm just saying like >> No, I see what you're saying. I just want to make sure that you're not going to like die in the back of my car. >> Seems like I I have no [ __ ] idea how that was in my jacket. >> Okay. Like I said, I just wanted to make sure that you're not going to like overdose in the back of the car and die cuz we don't need that. >> No. >> Okay. Um All right. Well, so like I said, you're going to go for the possession of cocaine. She's going to go with you. You guys are going to ride down to the jail and I'm going to follow you cuz I don't think you want to sit in the back seat with my dog and um that's going to be it. You have any questions for me? But I'll let you talk to her before we leave. >> Yeah. >> And there's nothing on or inside your person that I didn't find? >> No. Okay. >> You want to search again? >> I I I searched you as best as I could, man. I'll take your word for it. Like I said, if there's something on you that I missed, I won't charge you with it. But if it's something that I wouldn't have found, I will search with it. Make sense? >> So like if there's something like inside >> I'd rather you search me and cuz I >> like I said, I search you as best as I could, man. I'm not going to be able to search you any better. If it's something that's like stupid, I'm not going to charge you with it. But if it's something quantifiable that's inside of your body, then I'm going to charge you. >> So, as long as you don't have anything inside your body, I'm not worried about it. Okay. >> All right. >> Um, when am I able to >> I'm going to let her come over here in just a second. I just want to make I want to get her squared away. Get her make sure she's good and then I'll let her come over here and say to you I definitely won't let you leave without saying bye to her. Okay. All right. Good. if down. >> All right, Lexi, we're going to walk over here to the passenger side of this car. Okay, right there. I know it's a little dark. Okay, >> I I I don't have anything to say to you about either one of them. I'm actually just going to ask you an unrelated question. So, she's going to go to jail, too. I'm not sure if you have that. >> I don't know her, so I don't care. >> Oh, well, I'm just letting you know. So, here's my question to you. The jail won't let us take her entire bag because it's too big and it takes up too much space. I was wondering if you'd be willing to We've already made sure there's nothing else illegal in it. We've we've searched it. I was wondering if you'd be able to hold on to it until she got out of jail because we're not we can't take it to the jail. >> I've only I just picked her up at her house tonight. I don't think I could find her. Could you give me her address and I could drop it off at her? I don't want anything to do with her. >> Uh I if she has an address, I I'll I'll get it from you. >> Honey, would you be okay with me taking if you hear what the officer asked? >> Like I said, we've we've looked inside of it. There's nothing. >> Honey, to your mom's house. Okay. >> I don't know what you do, but I'm so patient to you right now because you told me you were clean and you had some bucks that had you crack in your [ __ ] P. >> I don't know. I told him the same thing. on before you walk away. I told him the same thing. I said, "I have no [ __ ] idea how this is going to crack." >> Well, I said to the >> last time I was around it was [ __ ] Alicia. >> You were doing so good on your subox. I don't know what this is. >> Do you think that would turn the crack out of all things? >> I That's what I told them. I've never known him to do it, but I >> I haven't. My That's the Oscar. >> Dad is done. >> I won your first Oscar. I told you that. >> Oh, no. It's not. >> Okay. All right. Yeah. >> No, no, no, no. You're not going to talk to your mother like that. >> Oh, he talks to me all the time like that. >> All right. Yeah. All right. >> He always talks to me like that. >> Yeah. We're done. >> We're done. We're done. >> You'll get out when you're arraigned. And I don't know what you're going to do. Talk to CJ or whoever. >> Yeah. Do you want to write this address down? I'm so sorry.