Oh yeah, he's going to jail. >> What made this burglar think it was okay to cut the power, cover the cameras, and steal $3,000 from an elderly woman's home, then bleed on her pizza box? >> Driver, roll your window down. All right. Freeze! Freeze! No, I'm not. What's your foot? I have it. I don't want to go. I know. Yeah, he's got big wrists. Did you take two cuffs? Just his wrists are big. Right. What are they going on about? L E 3 Okay. Get up. Yeah. Habla inglés? I don't speak English. Uh license and stuff, passport? Um I think I understand me me me may be Okay. Okay, can you walk? Uh no, no. No? Passport? No. No? Citizen? No, man. And here you go. What do you want me to put on? >> Okay. >> What you mean you pull me over again? >> Solo me hablo Espanol muy poquito. >> Oh, okay. Uh where you stop me? >> Hm? >> Where you stop me? Where Where you pull Where you pull me over? >> You'll find out in a minute. Is this your car? >> No. >> No? Whose car is it? >> It's uh uh my aunt's car. >> Your aunt's car? How long you've been driving it for? >> Um No No No Not a recent like uh 1 month, I think. >> 1 month? >> Yes. >> What do you use the car for? >> Uh I want to go visit my family here in Florida. >> Mhm. >> That's where I come. >> Where do you normally live? >> Uh >> Where do you normally live? >> Uh they live uh uh Plant City. >> Hm? >> Plant City? >> Plant City? What do you do for work? >> Um This one sensor. >> What is it? >> It's um like a pipe. >> Pipe? >> Yeah. >> Mira, yo necesito tu libreta. Comprende? >> Si. No entiendo nada. >> Can you read in Spanish? >> Mm yes, a little bit. >> Do you want to read in English? Do you want >> Mm >> You understand English more or Spanish more? >> Uh Spanish Spanish. >> Spanish? Okay. Numero uno. >> Mhm. Entiendo. >> Si? Comprende? >> Si. >> Si? Numero dos. >> Numero dos es este. >> Okay. Comprende? >> Si. >> Tres. >> Mhm. >> Mhm. All right, so you Whose car is this? >> Uh the matea. >> Tia? To the aunt? >> Yeah. >> And how long have you had this car? One week or one month? >> Yes. >> One week? >> Yes. >> One month? >> One week. >> Before you told me one month. >> Okay, no no no no. I don't I don't drive this car. That's my brother. That's him. He's coming to see me. That's the >> But you said you were driving it for one month. >> No no no no no. I don't no. >> Your aunt has had it for one month? You've only had it for one week. >> Yes. That's right. >> Did she drive it from South Carolina? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you're on this here or South Carolina? >> No, she's in South >> She's in South Carolina. >> So I don't understand why you stopped me. >> Pardon? >> Why you stopped me? I don't understand English. >> We'll discuss it in a minute. >> 43? >> 43? >> Mhm? >> 20 40 50 60 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 I got more here so biggest right there 100s 20s 5s and singles He's on this side. 81 Oh yeah, he's going to jail. You want to do the tow lock? I'll do the tow lock. Oh yeah, tow lock. No, nada? >> Nada. >> Okay, come here. Come in. Yes, zapatos? Mucho? Poquito? You good, man? Stop it. Mira. No correr. Zapatos. See, you know I'm not a German. See? I've got a full extradition US Marshall warrant. Y'all come out there, dos. >> Back in January, the Flagler County Sheriff's Office received a call from the victim after she discovered her home had been burglarized. Investigators arrived to find that whoever did this knew exactly what he was doing. He cut the power at the breaker, unplugged the internet modem, covered the interior security camera with a jacket, and he got away with anywhere between $2,500 and $3,000 in cash. But, while tearing through the kitchen, the suspect cut himself and, without realizing it, left his blood on a pizza box sitting inside the home. Detectives collected that DNA and ran it through state and federal databases, and it came back as a match to 33-year-old William Vargas Carmona. Authorities determined that Vargas Carmona was in the country illegally and had already been deported once before. He came back anyway and then he came to Flagler County. On November 21st, Immigration and Customs Enforcement located him in Jacksonville and notified the Sheriff's Office. He was taken into custody and transferred to a detention center in Baker County. The Flagler County Sheriff put it simply, "He's not going anywhere. He won't be victimizing any more Florida residents."