It started as a normal morning patrol on a quiet highway. Two officers were driving when they noticed a car that caught their attention. A man and a woman inside looking tense and uneasy. >> The officers decided to pull the vehicle over for a routine traffic stop. When they approached the car, the driver appeared nervous as he handed over his license. His wife sat beside him silently, avoiding eye contact. The officers ran a quick background check, not expecting much. But what they found completely changed the situation. The results showed two active arrest warrants, both issued out of Hatch Hatch County. The husband was wanted for fraud, accused of deceiving a business, and obtaining money through illegal means. Investigators still didn't know exactly how the crime happened, but the warrant was clear. He was facing serious charges. The surprise didn't stop there. The check also revealed that the wife had her own arrest warrant, this one for theft, allegedly stealing property or money from her workplace or another location. Backup units were called to the scene. Both the man and woman were asked to step out of the vehicle. The officers calmly placed them in handcuffs, explaining the situation. The man tried to argue that it was all a mistake, while his wife appeared shocked and quiet. The couple was taken into custody and transported to the nearest station where they were processed and held for transfer back to Hatch Hatch County. What began as a simple stop on the road quickly turned into a double arrest. Uncovering two fugitives with serious pending charges, one for fraud and the other for theft. >> It was a reminder that sometimes a routine traffic stop can reveal a much bigger story hiding in plain sight. >> Okay. And you have no identification? No, not on me. >> Okay. Uh >> um >> do you have the information for the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Okay. Is it registered to you? >> Yes. >> What's your name, sir? >> Joshua. >> Joshua. >> What were you guys? You're saying you were donating? We're Yeah. We're done learning some [ __ ] that we don't want no more, but she decided she wanted to keep finally coming after all. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz obviously when I pulled in dark, it's like she saw me and then she starts to hop in and then the alarm, the audible alarm's going off saying, "You can't be there. We're taking your plate down right now." And then you guys just took off. So, I'm just trying to figure out, make sure that you guys weren't doing anything you weren't supposed to be doing. Oh, >> no. Yeah, we're just Okay. Just >> trying to get her some cash in the house. >> Okay. Mr. Detto, what's your date of birth? And your name? >> My name Adriana. >> How do you spell it? >> A D R. >> Uh-huh. >> I A N E. >> I A N E. Just one E and one N. >> No. Adriana. A D R I A N A. >> A N A. >> Yes. >> Just one one N. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> My dad's a police officer also. >> Okay. What's your last name? >> Granad. >> Yes, sir. >> A police officer for us? >> Yes. Who is he? >> Um, Officer Oraso. >> Oh, okay. What's your date of birth, Miss Granola? >> Okay. So, you guys were here. You were donating some stuff. >> Yeah. She decided she went finally. >> We heard the thing, but I thought it was cuz the guy was just walking by. He was the one by the building first. >> Yeah. >> So, >> well, it says specifically like, "Hey, you're we're taking down your plate right now." >> I didn't hear that. I apologize. Okay. All right. Give me a second. Okay. >> Okay. Mr. Dto, can you step back for me, please? Face that way real quick. Put your hands behind your back. Interlace your fingers. Interace your fingers for me. Any other weapons, knives, or anything like that? >> What's that? >> Your fingers. [ __ ] >> Oh, what happened? >> See the fat one? It's uh I don't know what's wrong with it. >> Uh which one? See >> that one? The the ring finger. >> Yeah. Okay. Uh we're just detaining you right now. Okay. >> Okay. >> Uh it's in reference to a possible warrant. >> Possible. >> Yeah. >> What? >> Um fraud. >> Fraud. >> Yeah. >> You You would know more more about her than we would, man. >> Let's have you step back here. Okay. Go back his sit here. >> What's that? Yeah, we're going to sit right here. >> Thank you. >> So, you don't know anything about that? What happened to your finger? >> Uh, tell the truth, I don't know, like I went for an X-ray a couple weeks ago. >> They said they could find nothing wrong, but >> it uh hurts like that pretty bad. Kilaga female in a melody team. >> You're a big dude, man. I'll put some cuffs on you here in a second. Let me make I don't know if this warrant says it's out of hatch. >> Hatch? >> Yeah. >> Haven't been to the hatch in like a year. >> I mean, it could be an old warrant. I don't know. What's the last four years of your social just >> I have been notified or something like >> what's that >> should I've been notified or something >> um sometimes they send some stuff in the mail but I mean I don't I don't know if you have the same address or what you have >> okay someone else to talk to. >> I didn't write down her social if you want to. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm gonna see if it's confirmed. Confirm. Yeah, I think it says at a hatch, man. >> For fraud. >> How would that cover like >> what's that? >> How would that be fraud? Like >> uh I mean it could be um you defrauded uh a business somehow, bad check. >> I mean, could be anything like that. Could be a lot of things. I >> I don't have the the report in front of me. So, >> I haven't done no cash, no checks or anything over there. >> Is this vehicle that looks like it's registered to someone with the same last name? It registered to your dad's. >> Yeah. >> Your dad. Okay. >> Yeah. And there's specifically a sign over there that says you're not supposed to be over there. Only during business hours. Yeah. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Yeah. Which hence is why they have an audible alarm saying you can't be here. We're taking down your license plane. >> Yes. >> Yeah. You're supposed to be driving, man. Andre, can you confirm that? >> Uh where are the last four on the social? >> Me? >> No. >> Okay. Yeah, you can confirm this. [Applause] Can you watch some Adriana Denise? She's showing a positive out of the DA's office to appear on a large. What's up, bro? >> What's that? >> Swapping pills over in the truck. I'm not really sure what they were, >> but uh just then, you know, I don't know what the [ __ ] they were. That's why I sw >> Okay. Well, you did you need to go to the hospital or what? >> Uh probably cuz uh I don't know what the [ __ ] they were. And if I think they were what they were, then yeah, I would. >> You're still going to go to jail, brother. >> No, that's fine. I just I don't want to. >> Okay. I mean, is was it was it fentinel or not, bro? Like, do you >> fentel confirmed? >> Set up. Face the car. >> Do you want these keys to go with you? Yes. So you lo a male 15 and a female 23 23 like 50. What are these? >> Yeah, I don't know what the last one is, but >> Can we just leave them in the truck? Is that okay? and the Blissex too. >> Nothing under here. No shorts or anything? >> Uh, no. Does the lock this like the >> the bottom one? [Music] >> I'm just going to let you take your ID with you. Uh, >> how do you lock it? Refusing to leave. Let me go. >> Customers be near the dumpster. Probably better if you put your legs out towards me and then just slide back. You know what I mean? Cuz you're a tall dude. >> Oh yeah. And you can just sit like that. You know what I mean? Okay.