Welcome to Bear Police. Just another stellar parenting moment. Leave the baby in a running car at a casino because bathroom breaks and finding dad are way more urgent. But hey, she spent 7 months in the ICU, so she's got this, sort of. Is anyone else's car for anything? Okay, I'm just making sure. I'm making sure. Is it over there? You far right? Car is I can't hear you. 24 We will be with The officer arrived at the scene when they got a report from people in the parking lot of Hard Rock Casino since they found there was a baby left alone in the car. Oklahoma Paul John David 905 Is her dad in here? I don't know, sir. That smile of pure surprise as if leaving a baby in a running car at a casino was part of some grand misunderstanding because clearly she thought the cops were there to award her mother of the year. Seriously, what was she so cheerful about? Paul John David 905 Why are we leaving a baby in the car? I went to go find his dad. Why are we leaving an infant in the car? I went to go find his dad. This is stuff I put people in prison for. Why are we leaving an infant in the car? I'm not interested. I want to know why you left your child in the car. to go find his dad. My phone was So it's okay to leave that baby in the car. No, I I I didn't say go over there. Unlock the car for us. Unlock the car. Stop. Unlock the car. I'm trying. We need to make sure this kid is okay. It's open. I'm a nurse. Oh, you're a nurse. Which prestigious medical school did you graduate from? Saint Gamble's School of Slots and Neglect where they specializes in balancing patient care with jackpot hunting? Impressive multitasking, really. Notice that this woman leaves an infant alone from 7:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. That's what? Only 7 hours? I mean, who wouldn't think that a baby could totally fend for itself in a casino parking lot all day? Solid parenting plan right there. Do you know how long she has been here? Yeah, she pulled in at 8:00 a.m. this morning. No, I didn't leave him in there the whole time. Well, let's go over here to this white car right here and let's talk. Guys, can I just see him for a second? Yeah, I had an emergency. Can I explain something to you? What? I had him at 25 weeks. Okay. Yeah, check on your kid. That's Saba. Who sent you? Fine. All right, let's take three laps around the car and do other stuff there. It was here, but he wasn't in the car by himself. It was Oh my god, I think that's not a safe environment. Let's go over here to this white truck and talk for me. It's okay. Right here is good. This white This one right here. Where are you coming from? From what? Coming from where? Where does work at? Baby in a wash. At this point, I don't even know what she's crying about for the baby. Probably not. And here is her full of delusion story, which has zero connection to explain why she was there. He was in my car. Yeah, how did you get your car back? You know how long it takes all people? He hasn't been here the whole time. His dad brought him. When did his When did his dad know. That's why I was trying to find him. You get here. I'm He brought my car this morning. I was at work. Okay, what time did you get off work? 7:00 a.m. 11:00? 7:00. 7:00 this morning? Yes. So, how did you get here? He picked me up. And you've been here with him? With the baby, yes. And then I tried to go in there and find him, but I don't know where he's at. not No, he's not. Your baby daddy wasn't there the whole time, but he's also the one who magically drove you and the baby to the casino? Oh, yeah, that makes perfect sense. In some alternate universe where logic takes a vacation. Nice try, but even the story smells more like a jackpot of BS. We're just going to He's going to hold on to him and check him out. Why is So I can talk to you in person without you holding your baby. He's not taking your baby away. He's not walking away with it. He's a firefighter that's going to check him out. I wouldn't let him have him if I didn't trust 452 is fire and looks like half is 97. Go back here to my phone call. Yep. One of us 11 8 Travis County Sheriff's Office. Right here is good. Let me ask you something before I keep talking to you anymore, okay? I'm going to read you something, I mean. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent 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 these rights that I've just read to you? Yes. Okay. Keeping those rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? What is 20 minutes? I just need a yes or no, real quick. Sir, excuse me. I don't know. I just want to explain. I will help you explain something. Child neglect, as defined by title 21 OS pair of 843.5c in Oklahoma includes failing to provide adequate care, such as leaving a child in a car for hours. Violating this law can result in felony charges with potential prison sentences ranging from 1 to 20 years depending on the severity of the neglect and any harm caused to the child. Over 50 children die each year in the US from being left in hot cars highlighting the severe and often fatal risks. And the worst part is the one who left this child inside the car was the baby's mother herself. I just knew I was trying to find his dad. And why are we trying to find his dad? Because he was supposed to be Have you guys been bringing him inside at all? Yes. Yes. He's been here since He said you got here when you got off work. the whole time. So how did you get here with your with your with his dad if he's been here since 8:30 this morning? He hasn't been here at all. How long has he his dad been here? See how she got confused because of her own story? Are you looking still? Yeah. A quick review shows that he's got a But 9:30 never gets that. But I don't even have rights. Well, she keeps saying that she didn't get here when he got here but then this how she got here with him. So I it's not my Yeah, I've heard about three or four variations. And I couldn't hear. Was that car running? I couldn't hear with the music. but it's it was still really hot. Right. It's like the AC was running or anything? Like I don't It's still running. But if he looks in it if the AC was Officers discussed her charges since she's for sure she got one charge for child neglect. But for a further charge. She said that she was gone max 20 minutes to go inside and feed and find his dad. And he's been here since 9:30 this morning. That's the most concerning thing. We'll talk to her again and see what she says now. Yes, it's 20 minutes. Uh they're saying since 9:30 this morning. Since 5:05 this morning. From the cameras. Well, she says they're supposed to have Thursday at the time. Right. And she came with him, but then she she's her story's bouncing back and forth. She said she came here with him, but then she didn't, but she did. She said she came from work and then her husband That she got off work at 7:00 this morning and came straight here. They said the only thing they can see is she got here at 9:30 and that's all they can tell from They didn't look like she ever came out. So, she went in and stayed there and came back. It seems like I came in and never came back out since 9:30. Yeah, same thing. They're going to Well, Slow, slow, slow roll it. She was talking to me. She said 20 minutes from the time she saw us when she come running out. She said she's only in there 20 minutes, though. They're going to start at 2:00 and slow roll it. So, about 3:00. Well, about 6:45 says it's 3:00. Right. It is exactly what it's 6:00. It doesn't matter. Right. It's exactly what it is. Even if it was just 20 minutes, that's 20 minutes at a high crime area in a parking lot with the running cars. And now is the time for the officer to be honest with her that she going to spend a hell of a time in jail. For being straight up honest with you is because this this facility is so sophisticated, they read my face and know everything about me even though I never been here before. So, they know everything that they have facial recognition, all kinds of fancy stuff. So, they have time stamps. They have two people that all they do all day long is watch cameras. They've already rewound it since they found your car in the car alone. Said you got out of that car at 9:30 in this morning and walked inside and you never came back out until you saw a law enforcement and security out here. So, is that what's the case or are we Are you What's What's the deal? So, I've been honest with you the whole time about what's going on. And I just I would appreciate honesty back. Yeah, gambling addiction is something we can work with. We can work with this and everything. Oh, I'm not The back to the back to the front. We didn't see any interaction with the vehicle from 9:30? same thing. I'm going to call my aunt and have her run a safety check on him. to head back and I'm going to go ahead and Face, do me a favor and fix my car real quick. Turn around and put your hands Okay, hold on. Turn around. Hold on. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. We will talk here as soon as I get done with this. He stopped. Let's go sit in the back of my car real quick. All right, let's go sit in the front of the car real quick. Do you have any guns, knives, weapons, needles, anything like that on you? No. You got that stuff packed? What's going to happen to Ryland? I will We will be getting someone to be with him right now. We are working on that right now. someone. Who is it? One of my friends. Your friends? How about your mom, his mom? Me and my mom aren't talking. Do you have a grandma or anything like that? No, my grandma's gone. Okay. I'm sorry to hear that. I completely understand that. Do you have an aunt, uncle, or is it just you and your friends? I can call my aunt, but they Where do they live at? One lives in Colorado, but she'll come. But no one like in Tulsa or anything like that? No, just my friends. Do you live in Tulsa or around here or somewhere now? Skyso. Skyso, okay. Okay. That's her purse, her diaper He said it's a gray diaper bag. Bradford's asking for it. It looks like a backpack. Yeah, that's it right there. Is that your purse? No, that's Oh, that diaper bag, okay. Yeah. Okay. Just let me pick it up. That's all we need. That's Congrats. You've earned yourself a shiny charge of child neglect, all for the brilliant decision to leave your baby baking in the car. Pro tip, next time maybe try parenting instead of playing casino hide and seek with the cops. Let us move on to the next case. So, apparently our shoplifting prodigy decided to casually skip scanning her haul at Target. When caught, she threw in a mix of toddler tantrums, fake IDs, and age denial. Spoiler, she's not 13 and yes, she's going to jail with a bonus perfume bottle and fentanyl. Yeah, I mean, you're having an issue with the scanning machine? No, I I had I went to the regular register and she scanned me out with the regular register. Meet Danielle Sadue, the criminal mastermind who thought skip scanning Legos and perfume was foolproof until she got caught. Good. Okay. I didn't have an issue. She fixed it for me. Who'd you come with? Why does that matter? Because there was two of you guys. That's why I asked. she came and brought me the rest of the money. Yeah, so who'd you come with? That way we should find out. me the rest of the money. Do you want to come talk to the lady that checked me out? No, I want you to answer my question. Let's go talk to the lady that checked me out, please, cuz I didn't We'll get there. We'll get there. We'll get to go to the second register and she helped me at the second register. Who'd you come with? Like the person who helped me at the regular register. We'll get there. Who'd you come with? that matter? Because you need to answer my question. Like she has she It's my friend. She has to go to her kids today. She It's her kids' birthday today. That's the reason why I came here. Do you want Can we come talk to the register cuz she's literally just helped me through the register. I don't see what the problem is. Ah, yes. Danielle insists there's no problem, just a minor detail of skipping payment, running from the cops, and hiding perfume in her purse. I guess the real problem must have been stuck in the register along with her missing receipt. Yeah. Yeah, she paid she paid everything. Okay, we got to talk to somebody over here and then we'll get things sorted out. Which one did she not scan? Um pretty much stuff in the bathroom, the Legos, um this, and this stuff in here. I had to go to two different registers. I know you did. I was I've been you the whole time. It's okay. So then what's the problem? You didn't pay. What do you mean I didn't pay? Oh, that smile says it all. The I'm totally innocent grin that fades right about when you realize the jig is up and your excuses aren't landing anymore. You can practically hear her thinking, "Well, this didn't go as planned." Yeah. So, gift pack is probably going to be these, the water at the bottom, and then Wonder Shop is going to be this bag. Yep. And the ones you didn't pay for are All these, this bath mat. Dude, I got the Legos at the first one. I got the Legos at the first register. No, you didn't. Yes, I did. And she finished helping me scan me out. What? Where's the receipt for that? I don't know. It's probably there still. If you go look. Well, you have a receipt for this and I have the receipt for the Legos. Because I had to go to two different registers. All right. What else you got? We're going in here, all right? I'm not going in there. Yo, can I have the stuff out? I'm not going in there. What the [ __ ] dude? I didn't do anything wrong. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? Get your hands off of me. I didn't do anything. No. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of me. GET YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME. GET THEM OFF OF ME. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I PAID FOR THIS. STOP. GET THEM OFF GET OFF OF ME. STOP. I'M [ __ ] ONLY WOW, I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents. I'm only 13. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents' permission. I'm only 13 years old. I'm only a 13-year-old. Dude, I'm literally only [ __ ] 13 years old, bro. You can't do this. Can I call my parents? You can in a second. Sit down. Cuz my parents won't allow me to leave if they're not right here, and you can't You can't do this to me. You can in a second. So, knock it off. Not if I'm only 13 years old. I'm underage. Ah, the classic you can't do this to me. As if yelling it magically makes the cops go, "Oh, you're right. Our bad." Spoiler, nope. They definitely can. Pro tip, so you're thinking of stealing from a supermarket? Well, good luck. First, there's the cameras, hundreds of them, watching you like hawks from every angle. You can't even pick your nose without showing up on 4K. Then there are the undercover employees pretending to stock shelves, but they're really just clocking your every move. The self-checkout lanes? Forget it. Those things are rigged with more sensors than a space shuttle. And don't even get me started on security guards casually strolling around like they're just shopping, but secretly ready to tackle you if you so much as skip scanning a pack of gum. Oh, and just when you think you're home free, bam, loss prevention shows up ready to review the instant replay and ruin your day. Trust me, they've already seen everything before you even touch the door. Now, the officer met her friend, which Danielle mentioned earlier. Hello, did you come with uh My friend. Friend? Yeah. Okay. All right. You're not in trouble, but obviously um she's in trouble. I mean, I guess she shoplifted. But, um what is her name? Um I don't answer questions. I'm sorry. Okay. Need your identification cuz you actually went in there. Yes, I did. I don't know. And you guys both came together? I went to the store to Huh? I went to the store to pick up my I'm not asking if you went in the store. I'm asking if you guys both came together. So, there's my driver's license. Is it yes or no? There's cameras. There's fine. That's fine. You can see on cameras then fine. You are so being uncooperative right now. Why is that? I'm trying to be cool with you, but you give me a hard time. That's fine. I don't answer questions. Okay, then I'll just be stopped. I don't want to arrest you. I gave you my ID. Is there anything else I can provide you with? Fine, you want my insurance and registration? I do have that. No, this is not a traffic stop. This is a criminal felony investigation, okay? Okay. So, you can sit there. If you're not going to answer questions, then shush. I don't know. I don't know. While her sitting out here and being uncooperative with the police, her friend makes the stupidest decision. Grab it. Ma'am, please don't get involved. Go to your vehicle. Just leave it on it. Hold on. Stop. Chill. Did anybody even say you're going to jail? Oh, poor thing. She's never been to jail. Well, there's a first time for everything, sweetie. Think of it as a brand new life experience. Like trying sushi for the first time, except with more bars and less freedom. Stand right there and spread your feet. Spread your feet. Do you have anything hidden on you? Huh? No. Okay. Quit moving your hands. We'll get there. Get in the car. Sit down and put your feet in now. Watch your feet. I've never tackled anyone. That was cool. I was laughing cuz I'm like, she's really 13? Damn. I know. What What kind of Now let go to see her friend to inform her that Danielle won't be able to hang out with her for a couple of times. I'm not going anywhere. I promise you. You too. So it's only what we got to ask because we need to know who she is because we don't want to book her and charge her for concealing her identity. So I just need to find out who she is because she's going to go to jail for concealing identity and we don't need to go that route. I think that's her zone, right? Not technically like Do you know what I mean? That would be up to her if anything, right? Not me. Yeah, I mean if you're her friend, I mean obviously you're her friend, we're going to help her out to not go that route. That's up to her like They tackled her. They ta- That was smoke they tackled her? Yeah, dude. What I don't know what she was trying to do, dude. Who? Well, she got arrested. They're saying that she got locked up. They're saying she shoplifted. Oh my god. They're going to put her in jail for this. Wait, you know her? Yeah, that's my girlfriend. The one that's in the plate? Yeah, the the girl that you just had outside. I was like walking up like, "Whoa, what the [ __ ] are you doing?" Okay, so you guys all came together? Yeah, yeah. Okay. All right. They're not going to take her to jail, right? Oh, she's going She's going to jail. Oh, man. Are you serious? Without a doubt, she will boyfriend. She was charged with shoplifting, escape or attempt to escape from a peace officer, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting, evading, or obstructing an officer. If convicted, she could face up to 3 1/2 years in prison. Here is the end of today's video. Please leave a like and subscribe. 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