Out of theing CAR. ON THE GROUND. GET OUT. >> ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON the ground. Halloween out of that thing, too. >> You got to be kidding me. >> In October 2022, concerns raised by a parent in Port Charlotte, Florida, led deputies to uncover an online interaction that quickly turned into a coordinated law enforcement investigation. >> OUT OF THEING CAR. ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON. >> ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> YEAH. Who else? No, we do have >> I got I got I got in the car. >> Yeah, we'll get that in a second. All right. You got anything on you? >> I don't got nothing on me. All right. All right, we're going to come right over here. I got the car we out of that thing, too. >> You got to be kidding me. >> Did anybody call it? >> I got it on. >> You got it? >> Yeah. LT, if you're on here, we're checking out. What? >> Can I make a call, please? Where's your phone at? Hey, this right there. Where at? >> On the seat. >> All right, I'll bring it with us and you can do it from the office. Okay. >> Deputies say a review of a child's phone revealed ongoing communication with an adult discussing in-person contact. Investigators identified the individual through account details and coordinated with federal partners. A controlled meeting was arranged and the suspect was taken into custody upon arrival without incident. He was fixing the vehicle. Come on, sweetie. We're going to go sit in this police car. Okay. 14. I got water in a bag. >> That's all right. >> Or we can stand here. It's fine. It's not raining. >> Stand by one. >> Where's your mommy at? >> Um, she's at school. >> At school? Where's school? It's right there. Thank you. I'm just going to hang out. >> I have juice boxes in the back. Cool. >> All right. You want to have a seat right here for me, sweetie? You can put your backpack down if you want. >> Do you need something to drink? What'd you learn in school today? >> A lot of >> a lot of >> Do you know your mommy's phone number? >> Yeah, you do. >> Are you sure? >> Okay. Yeah, he turned left down here. >> Yeah, he tried to turn around. >> He got sketched. >> He wheeled around real quick. We got him. >> What a piece of house in here. >> I'm taking him to detail. All right. >> Thanks, man. >> Good work, everybody. Thank you. >> That's what happened. He seen the >> Oh, no. They said they were back. He may have just been turning. >> He's probably just spinning going back. >> He's probably doing a little counter. >> He's here. >> Last one. >> Smell it. >> Oh, you can smell. As soon as he opened the door, I could smell it. >> Well, thanks, gentlemen. >> Huh? >> What do you want to do with this? Does Lindy know mom's phone number? >> Yeah, he's working on it. >> Um, yeah, we'll get it on here. We tow it. Yeah, >> I think that's the phone right there. Right. >> Here, I'll get it for you, bro. I went to the traffic stop and I was on special activity. I'm like, "Yeah, >> I had this on too and I got another one in there." >> I'm glad he turned around. >> Yeah. I want to call a stopout and I'm on special activities. I'm like and then I'm trying to switch it. I'm like, "Oh, let's just get >> Yeah, always put the car on special activities if you're in it." Well, you don't regard what I was >> Well, I should I should have just went to two. >> Yeah, I should. >> Yeah, I should have knew. Something like >> the thing is you don't know. >> Well, especially if you're doing that. What's going on? >> Hey, Lindsay, did you get the number? >> No. >> No. >> It was where I think he left already. According to the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office, the investigation continued after deputies reviewed the contents of the phone provided by the child's parent. Messages obtained during that review led detectives to identify Ral Christopher Colonocazio as the individual involved in the communications. Investigators say the case was then referred to the FBI task force, which assisted in continuing monitored contact. Authorities arranged a meeting location as part of the investigation where deputies took Cola Noazio into custody without incident. Law enforcement confirmed that another child was present in the vehicle at the time of the arrest, but was not connected to the investigation and was safely returned to their parents. Officials stated the child involved in the case was also provided appropriate support resources. Colon Oacio was booked into the Charlotte County Jail on multiple felony charges related to unlawful communication and attempted contact involving a child. What's your take on situations like this? Share your thoughts in the comments and subscribe for more realworld case breakdowns.