What you doing? Where's your light? >> I'm going back. Uh, my red light. Is it on? Huh? >> You barely had a front light on, too? >> Oh my goodness. Look, it popped out of place. >> All right. >> I'm so sorry. I didn't know. >> You got your light. You got your ID on you? >> Uh, no, sir. Sorry. >> I was trying to make it back to the warmth of my tent and stuff. Sir, >> where's your tent at? Is it the one over there by behind John's? >> Uhuh. So, >> it's it's up there. >> Hey. Is it the one over there by John Stoy? >> Uh, yeah. There's a couple. >> Okay. All right. What's your first name? >> I'm sorry, by the way. >> All right. >> Let's start. >> What's your middle name? >> Ray. All right. What's your birthday? >> All right. Miss Kelsey, any guns nice on you? Oh no, sir. >> All right. This ain't that. >> She didn't give consent to search. So >> she what? >> She didn't give consent to search at all. I'm like, I'll drink back. She like, no. I was like, hold on. >> Oh, yeah. Like she's got multiple stops. >> What's up? She multiple stops on her. >> He just advised north towards town center or turn on town center. I know they're asking me if >> it's going to be all down here. >> West town center. >> There's no >> I know but it doesn't you can't ask. >> You can't do it on bicycle violation. So you can do it on letter. >> I got clarification from Cavas on that cuz I was curious. >> Fox shot 210. Do you copy that? >> Copy. this many times for not having a light on. >> All right, Chelsea. So, here's what I'm going to do. You've been stopped numerous times for this for flights. >> I know. >> You do realize it could be a citation. It's I think 65 bucks. I'd have to double check cuz they change it all the time. >> Just like I see the history. You got to get it fixed. >> I know. The batter is popped out of place. I'm sorry. I have no idea. >> Okay. And there's nothing no on you or anything like that. Can I search? >> I mean, you could. Yes, absolutely. But I have nothing. No idea. >> Okay. Could be. Can I see that back? >> There's no fault at all. >> Well, here's what I'm If I remember, you got arrested a while back. >> I know. I've kept my >> Were you put on probation for that? >> No. I got I got to do it. >> I understand. You're being helpful. Chelsea, what's in your left hand or your right hand? What's the other way? Okay, >> guys. I was just trying to get back to my tent wall. >> Okay. No, no, no. Grab it. [Music] I do not know why. >> I believe you. I'm just asking. Is this a speaker? >> Yes, sir. I'm not going to lie. >> Where else did you leave? >> Um, I left some jets. >> Jets? Hey, Chelsea. >> Oh god. >> Get off your bike and stand up for me. >> I don't know. >> Get off your bike. >> There's a crack rock right there. It's not mine, sir. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. [Music] >> Let go. >> I got it. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Jeff, there's a crack right there in your back. >> It's funny. It's the last when you got arrested last time. It's the same bag. >> I was getting I got test it first. All right, here's what you can do. You're going to stand right there. >> Turn around the other way. >> That's so right there. >> I want to go to jail for something that isn't mine. >> Here's my thing. I've been told that so many times. >> I understand that. >> All right, Chelsea. These are your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used as evidence detection. You have the right to talk to an attorney to have him or her with you now or at any time during question. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. If at any time you wish to stop talking and have an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? >> Thank you, sir. >> Are you willing to talk to me? >> Yes. >> What do you know with a crack in your bag? >> It's not. I I didn't know. >> No. No. Stand right there. Stand right there. >> I'm willing to talk to your boyfriend. >> Where did you get it from? >> I got it off of Wanda. >> Wanda? >> You talking You tell me Wanda had me selling trash. >> She No. No. She literally gave me the bag to put some of my stuff there. That way I could carry it like food cuz I was coming back to lay down. >> Okay. >> You know, it really was. >> And here's the thing. Last time you got arrested when we arrested you over there at Eddie Johnson Park, that was still your little bag. >> Yes, I know, sir. But that is not It is not my bag. I pro I just want to go to my plant. I'm being completely honest. >> Well, here's the thing. You're secure right now. You're not under You're not arrested until I figure out what that is. >> I understand. >> If it's something, you know, you're going to go to jail, right? >> It's not mine, I >> use my thing. It's your bag. It was in your possession. >> I know. And I should have checked the bags over there. I don't want to get in trouble for something that >> Please. Oh, those sound [Applause] we got. We got a few defin coming down. You have anything else on you? It's on your possession. You should know. >> I don't think I don't think someone's working with me. >> Cuz I know I know when I'm going around town, I know everything that I have on Looks like someone that looks like someone that rocks ain't there. Heat. Heat. I don't know. So, what are you in possession of me? >> I didn't know that was in there. It's not mine. Like I said, I swear, sir, I didn't ever That's [ __ ] up. >> So, uh >> that is not mine. And here's my thing. You know how many times I've been told it's not my pants, it's not my car, it's not my bag. Chelsea, I know that's your back. >> That is not it. >> Yes, it was given to me, but it's not mine. >> Chelsea, regardless, you're going to jail, so just stop. >> You have a little baggie.