Officers were dispatched to a home after a Snapchat cyber tip alerted authorities to inappropriate online contact between a teacher and a 12-year-old child. >> Whoa. Oh, no. >> Hello. >> Hey, you Carson. >> Yeah. >> Hey, I'm Detect Springer Band. Please mind if I come in and talk to you real quick? >> Um, can I put put some clothes on for us? >> Yeah, that's you have clothes on. >> Right back. >> Okay. >> Sorry, keep waiting. >> That's all right. I need to get some of these things from my house. Keep uh keep the birds nest off the porch. My roommate's home, too, right now. >> Okay. Um, I just want to talk to you inside. I don't want to put your information out public. It's your choice whether we talk or not outside or >> Yeah. Can we do it out here? >> Okay. Yeah, absolutely. >> So, what I'm going to ask from you is two things. >> Um, >> so I'm doing an investigation right now that you're involved. >> He knows already. So, you may say to yourself, "Self, if cops came to my door and said, "Hey, I want to talk to you." The first thing you would say would be, "What do you want to talk to me about?" Right? Like that's a normal question. Hey, I want to ask you a question. Questions about what? This suspect never asks why the detectives are talking to him. It's like the second he opened up the door, he knew. He knew the gig was up. There's detectives there. They're, you know, hey, can I come in and see your room? He never says, why would you want to see my room? Yep. He doesn't say any of that. He just he it's like he knew like his conscience was like, "All right, I they got me." So, make a note of that. Never asked why.