Yes. >> From your experience as a hotel manager. >> I mean just to $150. Okay. All right. Um if you could just add that stuff to this statement and that you was also the manager. >> So 108 >> I've got reports of a lot of he did work here years ago. I'm in the system. I don't know if he's coming in and being keys for other rooms. They will have him from 108 when I come in to another room to another room. Then they'll have him checked out. So something is going on blacklist. >> Yes. >> And then we just go back immediat up to this. The room is filthy. There seems to be prostitution drug activity in it on top of everything else. I mean, my guess is if I hit a blue light in there, I guts out. Judged by the current state of the pieces on the ground. So, you also got belt, >> right? >> So, messed up. >> So, there's there's cracks. It looks like he was able to slightly bypass the lock, but I also found three screws laying on the ground. I don't know what those came from. >> I was just in that room yesterday before it was clean and then after it was clean, so I know exactly what it looked like. Yeah. So, I don't know if the screws are killed. I don't know if you pop something to put something back together hastily. I'll let you guys determine that. I just did quick looks in there. Um, but yes, that's current state of the room. Um, so all we need from you is just a statement saying you also as the manager of business do want to pursue charges and that the damage occurred in the room that they legally entered are going to cost x amount of potential dollars to fix, repair, renovate, yada yada yada. >> Should I check it out before I do the statement? Just >> what do you mean? >> See how much to the cleaning of the room. >> Yeah. Check the room. >> You're more than welcome to if you want. >> Um and we'll go from there. >> Officer Ander. >> Yeah. In order to do the toilet to clean it and do any repairs to the door that may have happened when they jammed in. >> Manager. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's going to cost money. >> So, you know who Teddy is? >> Teddy. See the guy in 108? >> Yep. Allegedly. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. that that you got beat a couple hour two hours before I or an hour and a half before I called asking for >> okay and um so he's asking for 48 I think there checked in there wasn't the system he showed an ID of someone who's checked in there earlier today but didn't stay because of the room condition >> okay >> and I can show you on the cameras when he came in and asked Tell you what, if you guys could get a copy of if you guys have any record of his true name, date of birth, and such, if you can have that ready, we'll come by late this evening and collect it all and we can do subsequent charges on it later as well cuz she'll go for principal. You'll also go for it and then yeah, this way you guys get some some justice for the message. >> And I'm just going to check the room out real quick to see what the estimated damage is. and >> I'll come with you and we'll we'll check it out here. >> Is it open now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. They also when I come in, they'll be moved from 108 to another room and that room will be dirty. And I'm like, how is this happening? Cuz I've got a night person. >> Do these people like live here? Um, they've been staying here for about a week and a half and everybody since I got two people going in and out and I'm like, "Okay, we got to get rid of them." >> Seems to fit the narrative of this entire place though. >> Well, no, actually, it's really been cleaned up. >> Has it? >> Really? I started here in October when I first started. Needles everywhere. >> Jeez. >> Um, but we do get breaks. >> Yeah, that's that's what we thought. You know, when this call came out initially, I was thinking like like a home invasion type thing, >> right? That's what I thought. >> I was happy to know it was it was unoccupied. So, this is the better outcome. >> At least I know I saw this unit really good yesterday cuz we were doing inspection. So, I gave Gary a um a card with the case number. It also has my name on there and my um my email. So, like the U sergeant was saying, you know, if you guys are able to go through the footage and um you know, download it and send it to me on the email or whatever you burn on the CD, we'll come by and pick it up and >> Oh, okay. Okay. Just a clean up fan. >> Okay. Well, just for the just for the estimation, >> um I would just put in $200 for the >> $200. >> All right. Overall, >> I think so. >> Here's the the pen. All this top information is going to be your information. You have your initials there. And then like the sergeant was saying, you're the manager of this establishment. You'd like charges to be pursued. And then estimation breaking in. That's me to go down there and fill it out or >> we can. Yeah, whatever works. We can do that. We'll take it back while we walk down there. But I do know no one was supposed to be in there cuz I got the call that people checked in. They didn't like it. >> They had positive attachment to the dropbox and try to get it back. >> Okay. >> That was before 11. >> Yeah. >> Tonight or last night? I think hopefully less problem people around here the better. >> Yeah. >> How much do they charge to stay here a night? >> 50 hours a night. It's breakfast time or whatever that is. >> Should I put in a charge for the night like 32? >> You can. I mean, that's up to you. These are just things that we add to the um to our uh like arrest report. The judge will see it. They'll be able to calculate the total price of estimated damages and whatnot. So, it's whatever you want to add. >> You good? >> I'll get out of here. >> You're going to come in at 2:00 p.m. >> Oh, wow. >> I was working X-ray. >> That's right. I saw you. >> Yeah. I got to go do some diesel statements and receipts that I have from um fraud from earlier. >> Oh, get some gas and stuff. >> Get out of here then. See you tonight. >> All right. Give me anything. >> Is Ally leaving or is she waiting for those table? >> She's typing the stuff there. >> Oh, yeah. >> Um, she doesn't need right now, too. >> She take it to a PDF after she finish. >> I can turn it for her. I guess >> I got to head that way anyway. >> We got to get this camera working. My camera guy is that camera up there's working. >> This one? >> Oh, >> this this back one's working, but not that one. >> He's coming this week. >> We need a camera foot in the night window. >> Do you guys use that office next door? >> The front desk? Uh, don't No, we do not. >> The night window or whatever? Cuz I was I went over there initially trying to make contact with you and I was like, "This is the extended stay, is it not?" >> And they like, "Oh, yeah. They go to the days in." I was like, "What?" So, I don't I didn't even Is this like one and the same? >> Yeah, we brought It's the same owner. >> Okay. We had um we knocked on the door and for a little for a minute or two, no one came. All the lights were off it seemed. We're like, "Oh, maybe no one's here." And then we see the blinds go up and she sees us, shuts them, and we're like, "Okay." Start begging on the door. She's not answering. I was like, "We we we know you're in there. So that's probably once you put everything in the toilet. I was trying trying to flush everything. >> I exploited the nights. No, >> it's fine. I just have you write your name right here. Statement made by you. [Music] >> And then I'll need you to add that you want to pursue charges. Perfect. I just need you to raise your right hand. Do you swear everything you've written is true to the best of your knowledge? >> All right. And then Gary has the card with the case number. Um has my name, email, and all that. Um so we'll be getting everything documented on that. You have any questions? >> All right. >> So she was arrested. >> Yeah, she's in the back car right in the back of the car right now. >> Morning coffee. >> Walk you back up there. See, you can get a statement. Oh, you already got a statement? >> Yes. >> Maybe just give them a call. Uh, they want to pick your charges. >> Yep. Door's locked. You don't have a key to it. Okay, let's go talk to the hotel staff. No, I'm breaking it in with a crowbar. It's in his room. He's He said, well, not walked out. I don't know. I can't make a man do or not do something. And he lives here. He's lived here for a very long time. It's kind of like his stomping ground. He does whatever he wants. Serious. Okay. >> I guess they had damage to the toilet or something. So, I got another statement for that. So, here's a statement for just this call. I'll head over there and get another one.