John, >> how's it going? >> Good morning. >> Good morning, John. >> I haven't seen you in a while. >> Yeah, but in the alcohol rehab for 17 months. So, >> you doing better? >> Yeah. >> Good. Good. >> Heart issue. I don't have heart issues. >> Good. >> Did you get your uh thing fixed? >> You know, you remember that I didn't because what happened is I lost about lb. >> Mhm. >> And when you lose it, >> it's gone. >> Everything comes in. It's >> Yeah. Where are you staying at, John? >> Just here and there. >> Are you homeless still? >> Yeah. >> You got a vehicle? >> No, but they don't security. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to be staying at the comfort in the college. I found my >> Okay. How long you been sober? >> 17 months. >> No, no, not a lick. >> Not a lick. >> Good for you. >> You were bad, man. >> Yeah, I I know. You guys are good. I mean, I appreciate that. And you know the sad thing about about it without taking too much time is I was a Baptist 25. >> You were a what? >> I was a Baptist keeper for 25 years. And I sank more than than could go. Thank goodness my parents passed away before they saw saw me go through >> soon as I got that money and get get the place. But um they tell me that there's a motel out here as you go out of town. >> The loyalty in >> Don't go there. >> There's drugs playing. >> Yeah. I wouldn't suggest staying here, >> but I heard that they have a halfway on here. >> Maybe. John, we got bad news. >> You got a warrant. >> Yep. Out of St. Clair County, >> is it >> for DUI? >> St. Clair County? >> Yep. >> Y >> I I haven't been St. Clair County for >> It's old. >> I mean, they just entered it in January, but it was an older one from like 2023, maybe. >> You missed the court date. >> What's it called? >> DUI. >> DUI. So >> that's why we were staying there cuz we knew we got told about it. >> Can we We're going to get that taken care of. Okay. >> Let's just get it taken care of. Okay. >> How do we do that? >> We need to hear back to make sure that they want they want you on this warrant. Okay. And then we'll have to take you in if they do. >> Not long, dude. You're getting arrested on a what is it? Wednesday. You'll see a judge in the morning, probably. Oh my god. >> We know about it, so we got to act on it. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. You got to stand up, bud. >> Is there any way I could do my my baking? >> No. There's no bond on this warrant, so you're going to have to go. >> Can you pay your tab? >> Um, it's covered. Is this tab covered? >> Huh? >> Is he has he is he squared away? >> No. No. No. He's okay. >> You don't have anything on you, do you? >> You don't got to reach in your pockets, buddy. Yeah, John. We just knew about it, so we got to take care of it, buddy. >> Oh, do you? >> Oh my old charge. You don't have silver and turning your life around. That's That's good. >> You know, get this out get this out of the way and you you'll be squared away. You'll be done. >> Yeah. >> It's from whenever you were acting a fool. You know, when you were goofing up, >> what driving? >> Yeah. >> I hate that concrete floor. >> You what? >> I hate that concrete floor. >> Is it cold? Yeah. >> Cold is concrete. >> Cold is concrete. >> Here, let's take them outside. Let's just go outside. >> We'll go outside. You ain't got nothing on yet. It's got a pokey sticky. Nothing like that. >> Lighter. >> Okay. But nothing else? >> Uh, some amount of histamines. The war is Madison County, >> St. Clair County. I thought for sure that >> How many racers you got, my man? Three. Got a little scruffy out of here. Do >> you know if they let you talk to your public defender? >> Do that all the time. >> Yeah, >> cuz I 3 4 weeks ago we just sent $1,200 and I don't know where the $1,200 was sent. >> Yeah, he'll be able to make phone calls. I'm going to go ahead. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> How'd you find me? >> Just noticed you sitting over there. We were having breakfast. >> Yeah. I mean, it's not like I've been running. It's just that I just been >> I was surprised, too. I haven't seen you in a while. >> Yeah, like I said, I've been in rehab was in Kentucky. Oh, >> okay. I thought you were out of town. I didn't think you were around here. Pretty thorough there. Trying to be. >> Got to be. >> Yeah. All right, back to you, John. >> How do we do that? Just lay in. >> Nope, just step in. I'll buckle you. I'll take you honey. Thanks. Police were on a focused mission searching for a man wanted on warrants out of Madison County and St. Clair County. After days of tracking, they finally found him sitting quietly inside a restaurant, unaware that his freedom was moments from ending. The officers moved in calmly, called his name, and within seconds, the chase was over. He was taken into custody without resistance. This story reminds us that justice never sleeps.