We're writing up the training right now. WHAT? NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. [ __ ] RECORD THIS [ __ ] RIGHT [ __ ] now. Record this [ __ ] right [ __ ] now. Get this [ __ ] [ __ ] recorded. What the [ __ ] >> Get the [ __ ] off me. >> Buddy. >> Okay. That's >> Yeah. And then I mean you making that the traffic the way you just whip around another car like that's endangering that's endangering citizens of Flagler County, bro. That you're supposed to protect your bro. Come on, man. >> Let's walk home. >> It's not my car. >> It's not mine. I was hiding it for him. For him. >> It's not mine. I a [ __ ] teacher, dude. >> Okay. >> Probably not anymore. >> So why? Cuz what? I didn't do anything. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Ashlin. >> Ashlin. What? >> Ashlin. >> Huh? >> Ashlin. >> Ashlin. >> Yeah. >> Okay. At this point, you are obligated. You're >> Why? Why? I thought you had a right to remain silent. >> I'm telling you right now, you can remain silent, but you are legally obligated to identify yourself. >> No, I'm not. >> You're not. Okay. You're under arrest. Failed for obstruction. Failed to identify. You're lawfully detained. >> For what? >> You are lawfully detained. or what, sir? >> From what you discovered drugs impairmentally where you >> not mine, >> ma'am. >> Not mine. >> Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter if it's yours or not. We can go through that investigation to determine whether or not it's yours or not. But at that time, then at that moment, you're obligated, legally obligated to identify yourself. >> Okay. You're detained. >> Ashley Newman. >> Too late. You're under arrest. >> No. Just No. No. I didn't know that was a law, sir. So, you have no right. >> Ignorance of a law is not is not an excuse. >> Okay. Well, excuse me. What the flipflop? >> Being ignorant of the law is not a defense. >> It is you. The I'm told to remain silent. That's what I was told. >> I didn't I didn't ask you. I wasn't asking you incriminating questions. I asked you to identify. >> You did. >> I asked you to already did though. >> Okay. I don't know what he was telling you. I was asking for your identification. What was your name? >> Okay. Well, he's already doing that. So, I would have a right to be scared >> and be like un uneasy about what the hell's going on >> because I never been arrested. I barely have my class academy. >> Like I said, you're required to identify yourself upon being lost at the tank. >> I didn't know that. Sorry. driver. >> Who are you hiding for? You know, I I'll hear you out, but who were you? What was going on in the car whenever you guys pulled over? >> There was really nothing going on inside the car. >> Okay. So, somebody hand that to you and tell you in the back. It was in the back already in the back. >> And then what did they say? >> Nothing. It just I knew I knew better than to have it around me. So, I tried to put it on their seat so they wouldn't be around me. >> Okay. So, whose is it? I mean, you say you're hiding it for them, but you said it was already back there. Nobody told you to do it. >> Yeah. >> But now you're my boyfriend's not He has a lot of >> Who's your boyfriend? >> Experience. >> Caleb. Yeah. He says, "Yeah, he has a lot of >> criminal stuff." >> Okay. >> In his past and scared me >> cuz if he goes to jail like I'm alone again and he just got out of jail. >> So what's in that? Yeah, I understand. >> Fire station. >> Is there anything on you then on your person? >> Is there anything else in the car? >> I don't think so. >> I don't know to be honest with you. >> So, he said you he picked you up? >> Yeah. >> Picked up from Warland. >> Yeah. >> From work. >> Yes. Yeah. >> Where are you guys going? >> Home. >> Who lives here? He lives He lives right around the corner out on the street. >> He lives here. >> No, when he pulled in here to to pull over >> just anticipating he didn't pull over. >> No, you pulled him over and he he saw you. >> I turned my lights on after he turned on the street. >> So I saw him turning out of the street and I was like that's a good time to pull over >> and then I turn my lights off. >> He already knew he said I know he was pulling me over there. >> Yeah, I will. No, not yet. >> Do you have an ID in the in the truck? >> Yes. >> Where is it at? >> In the coach purse. In the big black purse. Okay. >> Or the Michael Kors. Not Michael. Not coach. Just Michael Michael Kors. Sorry. It's like a tan one. He's actually Yeah. All right, Ash. So, now that you're detained, this is where you have the right to remain silent. Okay? So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, want to be appointed to represent you before any questioning. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any of my questions or make any statements. Yeah. >> Okay. >> 28 hours. >> So, who you knew it was theirs? Did you see one of them with it today? >> Yeah. You guys >> I All I know is it was in the car. It's got my [ __ ] name on it. >> Your name is on the case. >> My name's on the face. So, >> so why would that be? >> Because it's a like it has Henry written on it, too. It's a joke. He was He wrote it one night. >> Exactly. There's no Henry there. There is no Henry. My boyfriend wrote it one night being stupid and wrote my name and honor a glasses case with Henry on it. Like I was going to date Henry >> over him. It was dumb. You were drunk. >> So, how did you know that was in there? How did you >> I just seen it before today? >> Yeah. I Well, no, I'm just in general. I've seen it around our house. >> Okay. So you you hit it for Caleb and you knew >> I didn't I knew there had to been something in there. I just didn't know what >> you Okay. So as far as you're concerned, you know that he keeps paraphernalia and drugs in that glasses container. >> No, >> you knew enough to want to try to hide it. >> Right. >> Right. Okay. >> I knew that it was randomly there. I needed I needed >> Okay. Did you guys make any stops between you getting picked up to where we are right now? Mhm. >> We did. Well, gas station. I stopped to get bait stuff, but they actually didn't have what I needed. And I think he got a tiramisu. >> I do have a vape in between my boobs in my boob. I just I feed you. So, she'll she'll deal with that much. Thank you. >> I just Yeah. I didn't want y'all to be like, "Oh, what's that?" It's just like literally starting to see. >> What do you know about Brett? >> Not much. >> How long have you known him? >> Maybe a month or two. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> That's it? >> Mhm. >> Aren't him and Caleb? >> I don't hang out with any of them. >> I just am in love with them. Do you use narcotics? >> Wind's blowing over there. >> You smoke weed. Do you have metals? >> I could do. >> So, how did you get >> I think I put these guys up. They're both vitamins. Um, Caleb and I got sober together and then we >> So, you did you used to use >> I used to be bad into like alcohol. >> So, you guys met at meetings and stuff? >> Yeah. >> So, you were there for alcohol. He was there for narcotics. >> Yeah. >> You guys met? >> I don't drink anymore. Gets me in trouble. >> Yeah, we'll do that. So, how long have you and Caleb been together? >> Almost a year. So does he just use his mouth in front of you or is that it? >> Yeah, that's all I know. >> And he gets a breath. I'm assuming >> I don't know. >> Probably just taking baths. I probably would say that. So there was no discussions or anything going on in the truck whenever we were >> we were literally talking about a cat. >> Oh, like adopting a cat or >> No, just like a stupid like he was telling a story about this his buddy's cat. >> I was sitting in the back on my phone so I just remember hearing something about cat. >> Yeah. And then you saw you were getting pulled over and you were like, "Oh [ __ ] I need to hide this." >> Right. Well, I didn't I didn't know what it was. And then I'm like, "Okay, this has my name on it." And I know that this has been something that has had something in it before. >> I don't know what's in it and I don't really feel by like finding out. And I moved it. I tried to like take it under the seat. >> You knew it wasn't enough. You just told me it wasn't. >> I know, but I I had a feeling it's only that's only thing I could guess. It's not going to be anything else. >> Was a bubble pipe and >> there wouldn't be anything else in it. You >> No. >> Why is he running around with a sunglasses case with your name on it using it to house narcotics and >> because I have no experience in this thing, so I thought it would be okay. you thought it'd be okay or you thought it' be okay? >> I don't know. I think >> I'm not really not really brought into the lingos and the what all he's do does. >> I'm just saying if I wouldn't let somebody else use a pink sunglasses case with my name on it. >> Yeah. >> Put their drugs in it and not good luck, you know. >> No, it's not. You said Caleb was just out of jail. >> Yeah. About two 3 months ago. >> What was he in jail for? >> Yeah. >> But they lit it was literally he got stopped for smoking the >> and then they tried to get him and it was like they didn't even have anything in it. shape. >> So he went to jail for weed. >> Yeah. >> Nothing else. >> Yeah. But he's been in and out of the system since he was a kid. >> Yeah. Comes from another restaurant. You know >> what? You know the restroom. >> Was it here? >> In hammocks. >> Where? >> In hammock. >> In the hammock. Yeah. He said that he was walking on the wrong side of the road is what they said. >> That was a pedestrian stop. >> He's walking like on on foot. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I feel like he just gets stuck with >> and that's like reason why I saved him the longest because he's not a bad kid at all. >> He's just been in bad situations and it really sucks >> cuz once you have a name, you can't get off of it. Well, >> you and I both know that the likelihood of somebody staying sober off of >> hard narcotics like that is very slim. >> So, they they find themselves falling back into that that pit >> over and over again. It's not like alcohol. >> Alcohol is obviously much easier not easy, but it's it's easier to get off of alcohol than it is off of methamphetamines and opiates and >> Yeah. Ops and heroin. I lost my my lost my almost husband. You hear more success stories people getting sober off alcohol than you do getting off of narcotics. >> Sorry, I didn't mean to like put my whole No, I'm just I've been on my feet all day.