Okay, good morning. And uh Tamagotchi Baby Yoda says good morning as well. Good morning, y'all. So, you see me, I'm here. There's going to be commentary. If you don't like commentary, I will have the videos linked in the description box so you can skip over all this rigma roll, but we're here to have an interactive experience. My commentary has to transform the video or I would just be a straight uploader and it's not my content to do that. So, I will be talking. All right, so let's get started. Oh, this is a very much uh people have control substances on them type of uh live. So, we're starting with the one that you saw on the thumbnail. Police bust two moms sneaking drugs into visitation while kids watch. >> And two staff saw her put this in a chip bag. >> Did you ever think that this was weird? >> Yeah, I thought it was weird. >> Why'd you do it? >> I didn't know what was going on. I was scared. >> So, you're disagreeing with what video has? >> Uh-huh. I can't do this. I got kids at home. She's only five. >> I just got her back. She forced me to do it. >> It's just some bracelets. It'll be fine. >> On June 25th, 2023, officers responded to a correctional facility following a report of a security officer witnessing a woman passing suspicious items to other inmates. >> Background, 20 years a criminal investigator with the feds, 5 years as a deputy sheriff investigator. Moved down here, investigator at this facility now. I don't have arrest authority here, though. >> Okay. >> So, how long you been doing this, son? year and a half. >> You know what you're doing? >> Yeah, I guess. >> Good. All right. So, that's her. >> Okay. >> Smells like marijuana. I haven't opened it because it is evidence. This is what the inmate had on him. This is what she had on her. We caught her trying to pass this in a chip bag to him. We got it on camera and two staff saw her put this in a chip bag. >> How you doing? >> Hi. How you doing? >> I'm here. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind the back. So she on there go to the girl in the park. The food part. >> Okay. >> Where is she at? >> Who is she? >> I'm going to ask you questions in a second. I'm read your ride first. >> Will you talk to me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what is your purpose for being here today? >> Visiting. >> Visiting. And how did you obtain those black bottles? >> It was handed off to me. Once it was handed off to me, I was like, "No." >> When was it handed off to you? >> Well, I was already in the building. >> Well, you already Okay. Who Who handed him off to you? >> I don't know his name. What was it? >> Okay. You was like, "No." Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Dumb decisions make me laugh. I am so sorry. And I think her story is going to change anyway. >> The inmate. >> Yes. >> How did he pass it off to you? >> He brought it to me when I was when I was walking when he walked up to me and I walked by like I did like that and then I went to my went to the bathroom, came from the bathroom. The transition was already in progress. What were you going to do with it? >> Well, I was going to take I was going to take it home. >> Okay. And do what was with it after that? >> I wasn't going to do nothing. >> And why did you >> trash it? I got too much to gain right now. >> What was it in? >> A potato chip bag. >> A potato chip bag. >> Yeah. >> I wasn't going to do nothing. I was going to trash it. I have too much to gain. Ain't no way you lying. It is our sense of humor. Lovable Scorpion. I'm so sorry. It look now when we get to the more serious ones. Even then, I have a dark sense of humor. I try to think about other people because my dark sense of humor, I do. Like, we was going to crack jokes on that boyfriend, but the subject matter was sad, so I was like, I'm going to let it be. But he was he was getting to me. But yes, I I don't feel bad for you when you make decisions like this. I do not. She said, "I had too much to gain. I got >> We keep going." >> How many potato chip bags did he hand you? >> He had me one. Just one and had all three of them in there or four of them. >> Yeah. >> Okay. The person who handed it to you, who was that? >> Noo-Noo. Noo-Noo. That's all I know. I knew >> his nickname is Noo-Noo. So, did you know you were going to meet meet him? >> No. >> Who are you here to meet? >> I'm here to see Gerard. Me and um her came together. And when we came, we came yesterday, we came today. And they wanted us to come up and visit. And I was like, "Okay, I'll come visit." And then I changed my visit. And then I said, "No, I can't make it." Cuz my son had a game this weekend. Honestly, it's really nothing you can do but remain silent. Get an attorney because you going to sound dumb and you going to give away more than you meant to that the attorney might have told you to shut up. Don't say anything. Even if you try to explain it away, you be quiet. You give away more than you think. >> There was like he was like just for this weekend, come see me. >> So, how did it go from saying Gerrod to getting caught up? >> When I was sitting in there, that's when he was like, "I need you to grab it." >> Gerard said he needed you to grab something from Noo-Noo. >> Yeah. And I say I got I got it and went to the table. When I went to the table and then I was um eating me some sour cream chips and then he grabbed my bag and he put my bag back. He grabbed the barbecue bag and that's when I seen him pull it out. And then a couple steps later, that's when you seen Mr. Riscotti come to the table. >> Who's Mr. Rcotti? >> Mr. Molly or whatever his name is. That's when he came to the table and said, "I need you to do a search." >> All right. So when you went to the bathroom, what did you do? >> I used the bathroom. Took a >> Okay. So you didn't have it. Was that before or after that you was handed anything? >> No. >> No. What? Before or after? >> After. >> That was after you were handed the potato chip bag. >> No, before. Okay. I went to the bathroom. When I went to the bathroom, I had nothing. No, he grabbed the bag from the table. He didn't grab no bag from me. The bag was right here. We had We had the bags in. >> So when he grabbed the bag from the table, did it already have in it? It already had. Okay. >> When? Yeah. When I came back. >> And you were the one who put the bag there? Hey. When did you find out that it had it? >> When I seen him grab it out of the bag and I put my head down like this. Don't you ever think that this was weird? >> Yeah, I thought it was weird. >> Why'd you do it? >> No, I was going to get up and leave visitation. But I had to think about it. I can't leave that girl right there that brought me here. So, I'm waiting on her. I'm trying to tell >> you. Let's say you were innocent in all this and you're facing jail time cuz somebody else tried to put something in the bag and you was just in innocently trying to eat chips. I promise you, I don't care who I came with. I don't care about nothing. I'm like, "Hey, they put something in my chip bag. I was trying to eat my chips. They make Uhuh." She's still going to ride back with you. You know that this was already a plan, which is why you didn't alert anybody because ain't no way you slipped something to me. And I see it. Or I see you pull. Uhhuh. Uh, excuse me. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. You You shouldn't have You shouldn't have involved me if you didn't want to get told on. But she know she had this. This was the plan. I don't know if they was going to get money or I don't know if they just stupid for men. I don't know which one, but it was the plan. >> I'm ready to go. I'm ready to go. >> Okay. So Gerro picked up the bag and pulled it out of there. How did it end up in your pants? >> Why did it How did it end up in my pants? When they came and got him. >> When they came and got who? >> Gerro. >> Okay. >> Cuz I didn't want to get in trouble. >> So explain. >> That's when I That's when I said it. I said it right there. You if you notice, I didn't go far to grab it. I just said it there cuz what they did was they walked away with Gerard. They didn't stand there and watch. >> So you were still in there in visitation when they walked away with him. So that was when you grabbed it and put it in your pants. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Why didn't you say, "Hey, let me get this." Was trying to get >> scared. I didn't know what I didn't know what was going on. I was scared. >> So when we got you on video putting one of those black roll up or whatever into a bag. >> So you're disagreeing with what video has. >> Obviously video is going to trump what you're telling me. >> Okay. >> So you never put anything in a bag? >> No. >> You only took it out of the bag? >> Yes. >> Tell me what you saw. What happened? >> So they got your dumb tail on video putting it in a bag cuz your story was that he had put it in a bag. You didn't know it was in a bag till you saw him take it out the bag. But you on video at the facility or somewhere putting it in the bag. >> Uh really all I saw was her like out her pocket. >> Uhhuh. >> Put it in like a little bag in a chip bag and then she passed it in. >> Okay. So you see take her left hand reached into her left pocket. Retrieve something from that pocket and put it in a chip bag and then put it to the inmate. >> Who is the inmate? >> Brown. I have >> brown. Okay. I opened the door, smelled it on her wal. So when she went into the restroom, use the restroom. After she come out, I went in behind her. The smell got stronger, which let me know she took it out. So I staff to watch that tape. So we sat there and I watched and I had other staff watching and I observed her put it in the potato chip bag, slide the bag. At that time I was sitting up here on the front side. What's the name? Jackson. what her name >> she saw too. So we collaborated went and had him as I approached the table let him know I was going to search the stuff and I asked what has food in it. He was like what what he took the bag and dumped all the stuff out like into his lap and I saw it fall from the bag and grabbed it stuck it between his legs. So I grabbed him I think with my right hand and made it spread his legs and I retrieved it. >> Okay. And what was it? M a package a a black tape roll of it re like one. I don't open it. I didn't open that. >> It wasn't that one. It was the one that the one the one that gave you. >> Did it look similar to that though? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. It looked as similar to that. >> Okay. >> But except it smell. >> So how many how many fell out of his potato chip bag? >> Just the one. >> Just the one. >> Just the one that I recovered. >> But you recovered that. He's trying to show up under his crotch. >> Okay. Okay. So he saw our report from right pocket, put in two bag and then it over to him. >> Here's the thing. You're bringing things in for someone that's already in jail, which means whatever they did, they got caught doing. So they're not good at it. Whatever happened, they're not good at it. So now you're free on the outside, but you want to bring stuff in that'll get you in jail with someone that already has evidence that they're going to be in jail because they get caught. I I don't get it. >> And that was when you coordinated with who? >> I had already coordinated with the staff to watch him. The robe I found was the one that she passed to him. I actually took it from the inmate. She put it in the chip bag. She slid it to him >> and he took possession on the back. >> He took possession. Is that the same one you had in your gave you initially? This was in the That was in the blue. >> Blue glove. So I saw the the bag that you had there. Is that not another one >> that came from the inmate? He took it off him once they escorted him to be strip searched. >> Okay. So that came off the same inmate. >> That come off the same. We strip search the inmate. We found this. He has two pockets sewn in his underwear. Okay. >> Where he had one of these >> already in one of those inmates. >> Hey, she she left it on the table. >> I'm not sure which one of them inmates. It was on the floor going to watch the camera. So we were taking the one to search. But the one I told you, I had to send her back this morning cuz the shoe or the baby >> either one was in that shoe or something. So I wouldn't let that shoe in. So I'm sure she's probably riding dirty. But I found it right there by her table. Now the other one that you talking about, we strip search that in. I ain't found nothing on either of the inmates right there. But that was right there under that inmates right there outside to the left of that inmate's table. >> They seen the deputy got scared. >> I'm pretty sure cuz they knew I was f to search the boat when they saw me get the first one up. What did you drive up here on? The blue tunder. >> I didn't drive anything. >> What did What car were you in to get up here? >> The blue camera. >> The blue camera. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, at the moment, both of y'all are detained pending an investigation for found with someone bringing them in. So, I'm going to read you guys something. You're not under arrest. I'm just >> They look Sorry, I was on They look like sisters. They probably are, but they do even the same style glasses, but their face looks similar, too. >> Read you guys something so I can ask you guys questions. Okay. All right. With these rights in mind, will you answer my question? Will you talk to me? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, I cover that, please. When you came in today, did you bring anything? >> No. >> Okay. The reason I asked is because earlier in visitation where you were sitting a roll up >> of something containing was found under your chair or next to your chair where you were sitting. He picked it up, but I didn't know. >> You didn't know it was there? No. Okay. Is there anything in your car? or any co anything like that. >> The only thing is I can't say my car do smell like >> I'm not worried about it smelling like that. I want to know if there's anything in there. >> No. >> Okay. Who did you film here today with? >> Uh young lady Denise. I don't know her last name. >> The one that I got in my car. >> Oh, I I didn't >> What was she wearing? >> Like the African shirt? >> Older lady maybe? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How do y'all know each other? >> Uh my boyfriend is bunchy but her boyfriend >> That's already a setup. Y'all only know each other cuz your inmate boyfriends are bunking in the same cell. Horrible, >> I guess. Or whatever. And it was like since I was coming up. >> Okay. Who is your boyfriend? >> Terry. Jared. >> Jared. >> Yes. >> Who was her boyfriend? >> I don't know. >> Okay. All right. When you came in, did you come in with anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. You didn't have any on you at all? >> No. The sentence started off wrong with her boyfriend knows my boyfriend. Why are these currently boyfriends? Why is that? Why does that exist? There should be no connect. Yeah, you you you go in there. You got to do what you got to do. So sorry for you. Don't call me. Do not call me. I need a straight and narrow person cuz do not call me if you go to jail. >> You don't have any on you now? >> No. >> Is there any in your car? >> No. >> Are you sure? It smells like a little bit >> about it smelling like I'm I'm more worried about Okay. Which one's your car? >> The blue Toyota. It's a right there. >> That SUV. That RA 4. >> Yeah. >> Another time somebody should practice the right to remain silent. Um their whole setup sounds like a setup to only smuggle. That's it. Like y'all didn't even know each other except for the connection of the inmates. you. I don't know what it's called, but yeah, it's Toyota. >> This one right here I'm pointing at. >> Yep. I believe. >> Gosh. >> Where did you get the big bag of tobacco from? >> I bought the tobacco from the store. >> He bought the big bag of tobacco from the store. >> All right. Have you given it to do what? >> I meant to tell you everything. I'm be straight forward with you. She she going to tell everything now cuz they saw you on camera and they searching that car and your first story sounded stupid. You still shouldn't admit to everything now. You still should have got a lawyer because I just I don't know. I'm I mean look, it's here for me. I love it. I love that y'all tell everything cuz then I can watch you on body cam. But I don't know why people do it though. I don't know why they don't get a lawyer. Either way, you in trouble now. It's too late. >> Okay. All right. So you coming around now? >> I >> look I poured out the back of the back. I found two more rolls up. >> No. No. Should have been one. There's two. >> Well, there shouldn't be one. >> There's two. >> There's two in the Listen to me. There's two in the tobac There's two in the tobacco bag and there's one more in the glove box. >> Should have been one cuz I didn't know how to roll it. >> So, you were trying to roll up the bundles? >> Yeah. >> So, who where did you get the bundles from? >> Talking about the the the >> with the tape on it and all that. >> Oh, that was um I tried to figure out how to do it. I was trying to learn how to do it and I couldn't get it right. I'm'll be honest with you. >> And what were you putting in there? >> Tobacco. >> What else? >> That's it. >> That's That's such a lot. >> I'm I'm being honest with you. That's all I did. >> So, where did you Okay. So, where did you get the two more long with? How did they get in the tobacco bag? >> No, that's what I'm saying. I did the two tobacos. >> Okay. >> In in the bag last night. That's what I'm telling you. >> You did the two one. No, it's one. >> Okay. So, you rolled up one. >> Yeah. Did one last night and I couldn't get it right. So, I just threw it in the bag and said, "Fuck it." Like that. I'm being honest. >> So, how did you get the product? >> Which one? >> The the stuff that's in the bottles. >> The tobacco. >> Okay. So, >> but here's the thing. Here's the thing. In the other ones, we found some and we found a deal with that. I'm being honest. You want me >> I think it said ecstasy for the other substance. >> How hard you want me to be out of >> So who who is have possession? >> I tell you about everything. You want Listen, you going to work with me? Please. I got kids. >> If you want to talk, we'll work with you. >> Okay. Listen. This is what happened. >> Rapidity. >> I can't do this. I got kids at home. Don't come off. >> The better you cooperate, the sooner you >> can't do it. You were doing it. It was a dumb plan. Stupid method, but you were definitely doing it. Kids at home are not. You were already doing it. What? How slick. The people giving you the plan on how not to get caught are literally already caught. That's why they're in jail. >> Cooperate the bigger and get out of here. >> Okay. >> So, tell us what you want to tell us. >> Okay. >> Got a white pislide substance in the door panel. Okay. >> Okay. That's what happened. I'm tell the whole they ran her car. They had her at that moment. Somebody put him in, you know, other name on his car or whatever. That's how it started. They called I got you a ride. I said, "I can't come to a game. My son has a gang with him." And I kept telling them that they said, "Come, just come." And then I had already been going through it. So I said, "I'm noting with his I'm noting with his like that." So when he said, "Just come. We'll make it right." >> Who said that? >> Just come on. >> Is that the one rode with you with or is that >> No, so you know, we all sitting in there. >> She got the nerve to say follow me. But she won't be honest about what's in the black thing that she rolled up herself. How many she rolled up? Her intentions when she first did it, but she's saying follow me. Like we supposed to really understand this stupidity. Like like they slow. The cops are slow because they can't understand which part you want to lie about. And now try to tell a little bit of the truth about. >> I mean I mean they said no. She came pick me up the other night after my son. So when she came she said I picked some stuff for you. They want you to bring >> She did. She said that. >> Yes. She picked it up and brought it for me to bring to them. I said, "No, I ain't doing that like that." And then uh she said, "Well, this is what this is what they had wanted me to give you." I said, "No, I'm not doing that." You know what I'm saying? And and then I said, "I'll probably do just tobacco." That's what I told her. I ain't going to lie. I said, "I'll do just tobacco like that." He was like, "Um, but those other things, they're all tobacco." I said, "Yeah, I tobacco, but I don't want to be with nothing. I ain't got nothing to do with." They said it's tobacco because I can't collect how they did last night. He was like, "Well, why you ain't do it yesterday?" I wasn't with it. I wasn't. >> Who Who said that? >> Like, "Why you didn't pass out to me yesterday?" >> Yeah. He said, "Why you pass to me yesterday?" I said, "Because I'm not on that. I got kids to worry about." So, did you have >> So, if we go with what you're saying, you trusted them to back up on the deal of the other substances that are crystallized, the ecstasy, the the weed and everything because you said, "Oh, I can't I can't bring in nothing but tobacco." Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. We We won't pack the other stuff. You ain't going to have to carry that. The plan is the plan. And that's if we believe she didn't know that she had more than tobacco. Why would you have All right. >> Yesterday. >> No, I didn't put anybody in the car. I left everything in the car. I ain't doing >> yesterday. Yeah, I never put it in the car cuz it's like no. I'm like, no. Then he was like he was like, just for today. I said, listen, once you get this, I'm done. I don't want no more division. You know what I'm saying? Cuz I had no other way home cuz I had to wait on her. So I was like, okay, I just I'm going home. I don't want to sleep. So me and her come up here. We come to Sam. She had what she had. I had what I >> So she knew about us the whole time. What did she have? >> She had Molly left a white substance. You might see a little bit on the steering wheel cuz she had to break it down. Be honest. And um because she was the one that bought the sen wrap found in she, like I said, I gave up. I said I wasn't doing it. So she went and bought the wrap and rolled up. >> So she came in with you today, right? When you all came in together, did she have something on her >> today? What did she have on her today? >> Molly. >> Molly. >> Molly. She had >> she had she run around and then she had a um her baby messed up because you find like a um pill, >> you know, she going to probably share every text message she's had with you about the plan. The calls are recorded already. Um apparently they're writing letters. They'll get to that later. Writing letters and stuff. She's going to roll on you like you rolling on her and she tried to put all on the on the young girl. Mm. Just a old fool right now. No. And then you probably can get in trouble just for having knowledge that that let's say you weren't sneaking that in. You had knowledge you were coming with somebody that was sneaking in the harder stuff. Like I think you still can get in trouble for that. Which is again why you should just be quiet and only have your attorney with you >> with black tape on it about that. Okay. Well, the baby had me tape so she didn't have enough teeth but she was just good enough for him to go. So, where did she put it? Where did she put it on her? >> Don't want to answer my question >> about what >> did she say? She put it in the crack. Maybe they bleeped something else out and I just didn't catch the context. I know that's how they still be sneaking stuff in, but uh and that's probably why she had to go to the I wanted you to go to the bathroom to extract one of the ones she smuggled in, too. Just nasty. >> Just everything. Look me in my eyes and you going to lie to me. >> I'm not lying to you. I'm scary as hell. I'm nervous right now. I don't have any relationship with you. >> What you got on you right now? >> I don't have anything. >> What you got on? I've been as nice as I can to you and your daughter. >> Right. >> And you won't sit here and look me in my eyes and lie to me. What do you have on you right now? >> I just have to back. That's it. >> You have to back on you right now? >> Yes. >> What else? >> That's it. I didn't know anything about anything else. I swear to God. >> So, how did all this transpire? Tell me about that. >> I don't know. I I can't speak for her. I can't speak for her. >> So, you picked her up? >> I didn't know nothing about it. I swear to God. >> So, why do you how do you have to back on here? How do you how did you get wound up in this? >> My dude basically forced me to do it. >> Who? >> The guy I just met, he the guy I was in there visiting, he forced me to do it. >> Okay. What's his name? >> Terry Jarrett. >> Tara Jarrett. What's her name? >> Malia. >> Malia. How old is she? >> She's only five. >> She's only five. >> And I just got her back. >> You just got her back? >> Yes. >> And you going to do something like this to lose her again? >> I didn't want to. I swear to God. Like I said, he forced me to do it. >> How did he force you to do it? >> He told me if I didn't do it, he was going to kill my peoples. He know everything about me. So, he was like, "I'm trying to make some money. If you don't do it, then you already know what's next." >> So, he said, "If you don't do this for me, then I'm going to your people." >> Yeah. Well, not my like daughter, but Yeah. >> Okay. So, how did step by step, you know, you went and picked her up, you know, when did you start buying it? How did you get >> I didn't buy. He had a guy meet me somewhere where I stay. like that and he just gave me the bomb. It was already wrapped everything. I didn't know what was in it. >> What did he give you? >> It's just one small bomb. That's it. >> Okay. So, before you do anything else, let me place them to you. Okay. You're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. You're going to jail for international conscient. Okay. Your child's going to be taken by DCF. You run whatever you have on you. If you leave anything else on your person, it will be found during the strip search of the jail. Okay. And if you if they do find anything else on you, you will be getting another charge for introduction to cons. Okay? You understand? >> Yeah. >> So, anything you have on you, you take it off right now. Okay? Anything that you have in your personal in your purse. Hand of these ladies right here. Okay? >> I know you think, but I can't. Please. >> It's too late for that. >> I know it is, but >> So, let me ask you this, and I want you to be honest with me because I appreciate that. And that goes a long way with us. >> Okay? When you show cooperation, it means something. >> Yes. Okay. That bundle like this right here that was dropped next to your chair, was it yours? >> No. I didn't know nothing was dropped next to my chair. >> So, that bundle that had in it that the investigator picked up, that wasn't yours? >> No. Swear to God. >> All right. I want I wanted to wait till y'all heard her reasoning to ask you, do you think that for her her actual reason was because he threatened to kill some of her people? Do you think that's the only motivation she had in doing it? I want to know cuz I was like I kind of could see it but also like I'm not opening your letters. You I I wouldn't even know you were threatening me cuz I'm not opening your dumb letters. I'm not doing it. >> My kids. >> Okay. So, how were you going to Who are you going to give this to? >> I told you. >> You want to give it to your boyfriend? >> Yes. >> What was his name again? I'm sorry. >> Ter Okay. Is there anything else in that car? >> No, it's not. I swear to God. >> Everything else is in the tobacco bag and this. Is there any other loose narcotic in the car? >> No. Besides the little that I have. >> Okay. What is in here? >> That just tobacco. >> Okay. So, how did you get a hold of this? >> The guy that I met or met up with, he gave it to me. It was already like that. >> Okay. He gave this to you just like this. You have no idea what's on it. What's in it? >> He said it was tobacco. Well, my boyfriend told me it was just tobacco. >> Okay. Well, it's not. I'm pretty sure it's not cuz the rest of it wasn't just tobacco. >> Okay. >> So, >> well, I met up with a guy and that's how I got there. >> Are you willing to talk to an investigator? An investigator? >> Yes. If >> Okay. If >> I'm like, we cannot guarantee anything. >> It does not mean that you will get a reduced sentence. does not mean that you'll be let go. All it means is that you're going willing to show cooperation with our investigation. That's all it means. They can relay that information to the state attorney's office. They can do with that what they will. It does not guarantee anything speaking with us. But it does it can possibly benefit you. Yes. >> But today I won't be >> You're not going to be you're not free to go. You will go to jail today. >> So what am I supposed to do about my baby? >> She's going to be taken by DCF. >> I don't know how I'm supposed to explain this to >> Put your hands out in front of you. It's okay. >> It's just some bracelets. It'll be fine. >> I I'll get contact information for these. You have to call from you. It's cool in here. We'll get her something to drink or eat if she's hungry. I promise we'll take good care of her. I want you to do better for her. I'm 21 years old. I don't have any kids. So, I can't really say I really understand, >> but I don't. >> But I still care about the kids. >> Yeah. So, how did he contact you first? >> He wrote me a letter in the mail >> telling me about it or whatever and I kind of just >> What did he say in the letter? >> He was just saying like cuz we haven't talked in a while. I was mad at him or whatever and he was just like, you know, he wanted to see me back and stuff like that and he was like then he just brought up the whole, oh, if you ride with this girl, ride with his girl, her, you know, you can come see me or whatever. And after that he was he called me from a private number and he was like he was breaking everything down to me and I was like yeah no cuz I have Malia I get her amount this is my weekend to get her and stuff like that so you know I wouldn't one that's not me two I'm not trying to this is why I didn't want to do it and he was just like it is ironic that she is wearing a where's Waldo shirt that says hideandsek champion and she snuck some things in her body and on her person to to to smuggle in and she got a hide and seek champion shirt on. >> He cussed me out and was like, "Oh, you better do it because you know I know everything about you and I know where you stay. I have your address, your mom's dad, all that stuff." So, and he was just like, "Well, I won't touch her cuz he swearing out. He loves her. >> Don't touch you. >> Like, he was like, that's the only person that he wouldn't harm her or whatever." And I was just like, "Yeah, I'm just going to do it." with with him repeatedly calling me from private numbers and stuff like that. And then he was like, you know, I got the car, go meet up with this guy and get it from him and it's only one. It's going to be easy and all this other stuff and here we >> So what did he what what did he tell you about delivering? >> He told me it was cigarettes. >> So he told you he wanted you to deliver cigarettes to him. >> Yeah. So, you're saying he wrote you a letter and called you from a private number to threaten to kill your family or people you know and care about to smuggle in cigarettes. You see, I don't think she's being honest right there. I now if there's a letter saying it and she got some other stuff about it, you know, he might have threatened her, but you can't tell me it was for cigarettes. Like you're telling me as you talk to him, you already had these private contact, you already had this, you want to cooperate with authorities and he only wanted you to smuggle in cigarettes? >> No. >> Yes. He said >> and he said that it what did he say would happen if you did? >> If I didn't, he hurt my family. >> He was going to hurt your family? >> Yeah. >> And do you have was this on a phone call? >> No. Oh, yeah. It was on the phone. >> It was Okay. Does there is Do you have that letter? >> It's at home. >> It's at home. So when he said he was he said he was going to hurt your family, is that is that why you did it? >> Pretty much. >> Okay. Did you believe him? >> What do you mean pretty much? What do you mean pretty much that's why you did it? That should be your sole reason if that is what happened that you did it. I still also don't buy it was just cigarettes. I mean, we know obviously it found other substances here, but I feel like he also told her it was way beyond cigarettes. But what do you mean pretty much? when he said he was going to hurt your family. >> Yeah. >> Does he have Does he have even though he's in prison, does he have ways of hurting your family? >> Yeah. >> How? >> I don't I don't know the gist of it. >> Is he rel is he gang related? >> Is he involved in gang? I don't know. >> We don't know. >> Okay. So, who did you So, you met somebody in West Palm. >> Yeah. >> That gave you what what we found on you. Who was that? >> I don't He said it was his friend. I don't know. >> How did How did that happen? How did you guys meet up? He gave he gave his friend my number and the friend called me and told me they s >> so sweet tea he probably called her from a smuggled cell phone. If they already out here smuggling in the hard stuff they're definitely smuggling this cell phone. So that's why it was probably a private number. He wouldn't have well some of them are even dumb enough to do that but uh I don't think he called her from the jail phone >> said that you're supposed to come in for me. I'm up for work, you know, meet me here and he just gave it to me back. >> And you don't know his name? You don't know his nickname? Do you have his phone number? >> No, I do. Well, I would have to search for it, but I don't. >> Why are you answering private numbers? Sorry, is my other question. Why are you answering private numbers? I don't answer numbers that's not saved in my contacts again. So, you can't even reach me if I see the letter is written from because it's going to be postmarked for coming from the jail. I don't need to open that. I don't need it. Then you're getting called from private numbers. I'm not answering that. And my me and Papa Trending live by the same rule. If it's important enough, they'll text or leave a voicemail. But those are both proof about what you trying to tell me. I'm not just answering a random number. >> There's two of them. The woman was charged with smuggling contraband into prison, possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell, possession of a controlled substance without prescription, aggravated battery on a dependent, and possession or use of drug equipment. >> The aggravated battery on the dependent was probably trying to smuggle the drugs on the little kids, which is crazy and just so it's not fair to the kids. I hear you, Jacqueline. Okay, we're on to the next one. Um, this one is called Slanging and Taking Notes. Let's see. This is State Boys, Louisiana. >> All right. Well, I tell you what, just hang out right here for me. Uh, I'm going to get one of my buddies to come over here with me and just just to stay with Well, well, the thing is >> I just spoke to you, >> but no, it's okay. I'm I'm going to search the vehicle. Okay. Um, but >> lay down the shoes. boys. Body cam footage from the Louisiana State Police and law enforcement agencies across the state of Louisiana. On this episode of State Boys, a trooper with the Louisiana State Police. Troop D was patrolling in Jefferson Davis Parish when he noticed a vehicle commit several traffic violations. The trooper will make contact with the driver and tell her the reason for the stop and ask about her itinerary. The split there where we found this >> very high >> 165 and 3258 with a white Mustang. 359 Charlie Romeo Yankee 359 CR Y. Hey, driver. You sit back here for me. >> Uhoh. >> Here. Let me help you out. >> I saw you stop. >> See how much I got to you in just a second. >> Okay. >> Golly. Here. >> It's okay. >> Here. I'm going to watch you here. >> Good deal. Is that Was that something important? >> Maybe. So, >> maybe. Never can tell by these things. >> All right. We good now. We can come back here. >> All right. We starting off frazzled. >> How are you today? >> Good. >> Hey, look. The reason why I stopped you is um did you see me sitting on the interstate? Okay. When you came by me, you were following so close to that vehicle in front of you. I thought you were going to hit him. Uh you got to leave a little distance in there. And then I noticed when we when we took the exit right here. Is there any reason why you turned right right there? >> Yeah. I'm trying to go to um Kinder, but it's Iota kind of >> because it's like Mos Bluff is the road and I noticed that um when I went to Iota and I saw the Iota exit, I said, "Well, I don't really want to go to that town." So, I got off in Kinder, but then when I came here, I recognized that >> it's not. So, I figured if I go that way, cuz that's where I Iowa. >> You going Iota or I way? No, Iota. I'm going to 118 um 11 bluff road >> in our way. >> Mhm. >> Or Iota. >> Iota. >> This is not Iota is not here. >> No, it's further that way. That's where the sign said. >> Okay. All right. Well, >> all right. So, the state troopers, they know what they're looking for and trying to see if someone's trafficking substances, people, and all that stuff. So, her following too close to a vehicle. She probably thought she was being um I don't know. Like I feel like people think that they're being slick by doing that. But that's first of all, it's unsafe. You're supposed to keep your little one to two seconds of uh distance in case they have a wreck, you have time to respond and all that stuff. Then your definitely dead giveaway is if the cop pulls out on you and then you just happen to take the next available exit. Yeah, if you clean, it's cool. You just get pulled over. They ask is anything is everything okay? There's nothing too fine. You good. But when you actually have something too fine, you really look suspicious doing that. >> No big deal. >> Signs driver. >> The sign say iota. >> No. >> It t o i o t am. >> And then the next thing, keep giving that man probable cause. You don't know where you're going while you're on this highway. >> Further up that way. >> This is our way. I O W A. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> that's where I'm going. >> So, you're going the highway? >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. Cool. Cool. Are you from my way? >> No, I'm going I have a friend there. >> Ah, I'm just going to visit a friend. Okay, cool. Uh, look, driver's license and insurance registration, please. >> I'm not quite familiar with the area and stuff, but you know. >> Where are you from? I'm not GPS. I'm from Gayon. >> Gayon. Okay. All right. Cool. It just scared me because I >> What scared you? >> You. It's like, "Oh my god, I'm just getting I never get stopped by the cops." >> For a state trooper, I think that's another red flag. If not, it's at least a pink flag. Um they're going to wonder why are you scared if you have nothing to hide? So you you acting nervous, then you saying you nervous if you ain't got nothing. Now, I don't have anything to hide if I get pulled over. Will I still be a little nervous? I will. But it's just one of those indicators that's gonna lead them to be like, "Can we search this car?" >> Well, well, hey, look, I tell you what. Um, you know, look, here's the deal. If your license is good, if they want Oh, yeah. >> Okay. Just want you come back here with me. >> Yeah, I'm just a little kind of crazy with my directions. >> Hey, you know, I get it. Look, I get it. I get it. I get it. So, uh, how long you been on the road today? >> Uh, probably just about an hour, hour or two. >> Okay, good deal. Good deal. Where you coming from? >> I'm coming from Lake Charles. >> Lake Charles. >> And see, that's another one. So, she's coming from Lake Charles and she said she was from another place that started with a G. asking you how long you on the highway is another thing they gonna do because it's gonna be like they're gonna try to figure out how long you've been traveling in case you trafficing things because when you try to lie and say where you came from that time estimate doesn't add up and they are familiar with their roads and some distances. So if you lying about how long it would take you to get from there to there um like say let's let's just say for instance she came from Lake Charles. Let's say Lake Charles is 3 hours away from where she's at now. But now she's already said I've only been on the highway for like an hour. They know their roads. So these questions they're they're not casual questions. >> What uh you >> you work over there or >> No, I'm too fast. >> Okay. Every sticky paper, believe it or not, >> I work on sticky paper. >> It's like vinyl paper. That's how I did my >> vinyl paper. >> Come on. A stripe. >> No way. >> Yes. With string. Really? I couldn't get it straight with the um measure with the tape measure. So, I did the string. >> I did it from the top and take the string. That's how I did the stripe. I did all that. I bought it and it was just plain white. >> That's awesome. >> And then I didn't want to drive that. >> So, so you do like residential bathroom or something like that. So, you just do like >> stripes. But no, no, no. I do countertops and wallpapering and stuff like that. >> Okay. Well, cool. And all my friends love it. So I only charge them half price for the papers if I get that on Amazon. >> Gotcha. Is that your vehicle? >> Mhm. >> Okay. What year is it? >> 2001. >> Huh? >> 2001. >> Okay. Good. Good deal. So what do you have nor? >> I was just I was busy finishing up the bathroom and just going just finishing slept over there last night. >> Now that don't make I don't know how that makes sense. So, you were finishing a job and you slept over there. It's a lot of stories. >> And uh and you said you're trying to get I'm still confused. Are you going Are you trying to get to IOTA or Eyeway? Cuz I might can point you in the right direction. >> I'm going It says I I get off usually an uh eyeway. >> Okay. >> And then I go to there's two service stations. Mhm. >> And then I keep going straight behind the curb and it's um 118, you know, NAS >> 118 what? >> Navvice Bluff Road. >> 118 Navvice. >> Yes. >> Navvice Bluff Road. >> Yes. >> Okay. And And what's going on there? >> Well, I've already sorted out. Got you. >> But you know, >> now I just want to say in case some of y'all recall earlier she said she was going that way to visit a friend. Now I think she's saying she got a job over there. >> I just And they're my friends, too. And I do strangers vibes. >> Okay. My friends working. >> Okay. All right. Well, we do. >> And I love I'm pretty good at it. As you can see from my car, but this is like countertop. Now, you can't have a business if you don't do do work for strangers, too. Even word of mouth, like a friend of a friend of a friend is a is still a stranger. I don't do strangers, but but you talking about you do vinyl wraps and stuff. You We run out of friends real fast that need that kind of service. It's a kind of a one and done. >> This is like it's texture wallpaper where it's like some look like rocks, some look like, you know, um little checkers. Yeah, that's pretty cool. >> Oh, I agree, Bonnie. From the the the the state boys, as as this channel calls them, the Louisiana State Boys, they're pulling you over cuz they think you have drugs or you're trafficking something. That's that's why that So, from the time he pulled her over, the suspicion was there. It was not, oh, speeding, old stop uh brake light out. It was because giving me you might have something in this car. She said a funeral. At first, I didn't even catch that one. Dang, Gwen. Okay, good catch. Good catch. >> So, how long you been? >> How long you been like? >> Oh, just about 2 days. >> Yeah, I ate over there. And it's like I sleep. I usually sleep when I go. >> So, you normally sleep where you work at? >> Mhm. Cuz like I said, it's all friends, wives, and you know, husbands, too. >> All right. Cool. All right. Well, hang on here. Okay. So every job you go to, you sleep at the place you doing the job. Friends are not. You just leave. You just do the work for a few hours and then you go home. You come back, keep doing the work. You sleep at everybody house. No, ma'am. Oh my gosh. It's just such a weak, flimsy story. >> After hearing her confusing story, the trooper will run her license and I'm sure to play as well to see where she's really coming from. and he will also ask her a few questions about her past. >> All right. Hey, you said your license is good. >> All right, cool deal. All right. No warrants, nothing like that. Okay. You've been arrested before? >> Well, this that one and there's that dude I gave a ride to, but all those charges were dropped. >> Okay. Well, now what was that about? >> I went to buy a side by side. He had it on Facebook. So, I looked at the number. I mean, I um GPS the number and I went to his house and he wasn't there at first and I was like odd, you know, >> so I just sat there. He said, "I'll be there. I run out of gas." So, you know, I just sat there and the cops were passing. I was wondering if it's a good neighborhood. They just passing, you know, but he end up showing up and he couldn't agree on the price for the side by side. So, and he he didn't have the key to start it. So, I said, "Well, I can't find it unless I hear it started, you know." >> Oh, yeah. >> So, sure. He's like, could you give me a ride? I'm like, I'm sure this truck was a guy steering. So, I gave him a ride, but thank God we didn't go like maybe three, four blocks down. >> Yeah. >> Now, you gave a strange man a ride cuz you saw on Facebook Live or wherever that he was selling. I don't even know what item she said he was selling. I don't know. It's another lie anyway. But you that's the reason you gave a strange man a ride, girl. cops office. You know, at first I was confused like what's going on. I thank him for it because he had he had drugs on his to >> and was for drugs and rap. >> Wow. >> Yeah. Wow. >> Where was that? >> That was in Brazil. >> I was like, >> that's crazy. >> I couldn't believe it. Oh, >> so you know I binded out and went to court and everything and >> I just cru I know I gave him a ride by side. It was too simple. >> It was too cheap and it was too good to be cheap. >> It's just too good to be >> and then I found out two days before I got there that a girl had died of an overdose and everyone called the law right away. You know the am >> so that cop was like and she this is what she told me. She says when she called me every stop sign, but when I got to the back zero highway to like go to find Quincy or something, she said that that's when she stopped cuz they knew him. >> Uhhuh. >> And they said they saw another house and she just, you know, >> and that happened before. That's crazy. >> Yeah. >> So, so you're from Gayon? You still live in Gayon? Well, I say >> I got So you So you said you you went to you went to California. >> I was over there for like 2 minutes. >> Okay. So you went there from >> Mhm. >> Okay. Now you're headed to Why it says Cander? It says Cander and Patrick. That's what I put in. >> I know. No. I know. Cander is actually up north of here. So that's an obstacle course. >> But if you look and I put Kinder on the GPS >> because you go a little far. I see you reach her house. You go a little further and it's Kinder Town. Like I said, you get you get off the interstate, you're going to have um two big gas stations. >> You never been there? >> I don't know. I don't know if that's Ker or I don't know. >> Yeah, but the thing you go about. >> So y'all y'all for me, I just want you to know I'm thinking she's trying to figure out how to make it make sense on why she's heading to her drop off point for the stuff she got in that car. So, you know, it's always a friend you're visiting and all this stuff, but I feel like she's heading to her drop off point >> now and everything. >> Okay. >> But, but that's your vehicle. Okay. Are you responsible for everything inside that vehicle? You responsible for everything inside? >> Yeah. Uh, nothing legal inside the vehicle. Why? >> I'm just asking is there, you know, any type of large amounts of US currency? No. Uh, no. Why would you ask? Why would you ask? Why would he ask? That's their job. No. Illegal. Why would you ask that? It's his job. >> Yeah. Uh, no. No marijuana? >> No. >> No cocaine? No meth? >> No. I have a pipe or something. Marijuana pipe. >> Okay. You got a marijuana pipe? Okay. D. >> I smoke here in the air. >> Yeah. Okay. >> She ain't got no marijuana pipe. She got a meth pipe. That's what she meant. She wasn't saying she had a marijuana pipe. Mm. >> I got you. I got you. When's the last time you smoked? >> I ain't smoke today. >> But you you got Do you have any marijuana in the vehicle? >> Like a little bit. Okay. >> I I can smell it. That's why I'm asking That's why I'm asking you. >> But I didn't do nothing today. >> Okay. Okay. Cool. Cool down. Go get it. >> Okay. All right. Well, uh Okay. Is there uh is there anything else inside the vehicle besides marijuana? >> And it's a deer antler. >> What's a deer antler? >> Oh, the pipe. >> Oh, really? Oh, that's that's pretty neat. Okay. All right. Cool. Cool. No meth. >> Okay. No needles, nothing like that. Nothing's going to hurt me. >> Okay. No. No. Uh no fentanyl, nothing like that. >> Okay. Cool deal. Cool deal. All right. Well, I tell you what, just hang out right here for me. Uh, I'm going to get one of my buddies to come over with me and just to just to stay with Well, cuz Well, the thing is >> I just told you. >> Well, no, it's okay. I'm I'm going to search the vehicle. Okay. Um, but >> but what I was going to say is is like it's just for my safety cuz I don't want to like be all in your vehicle and you out here by yourself. >> No, no, it's okay. I got I got one of my buddies. I'll call him. He'll come over here and No weapons on you. You >> mind just lifting up your jacket real quick for me? You just lift it up. It's okay. What's wrong? You say it's just weed. >> It is. And I'll just go get it for you. >> Okay. Just hang right here for me. Okay. >> Does that ever work? Oh, I just have weed. Let me get it for you, though. How? You don't need to look in my vehicle. I'll get it out for you. Does that work? After asking, "Is there anything illegal in the vehicle?" The driver's body language changes and you can see that she's visibly nervous. After the trooper tells her that the vehicle is going to be searched, Mhm. 2D35. >> Go ahead. >> They muted. It's coming back in a second. Thank you. 43 >> 42. >> I'm sure those are just the addresses of all the friends that she does vinyl wrapping for. Nothing to see there. Show me 1081 at the gall office. >> Hey 30 vehicle crash for ma'am. >> Can you hop up for him back there? I'm going to read you something real quick. You have the right to make s anything can law. You have the right to presence of attorney. You cannot form an attorney won't be appointed to you prior prior to any questioning. You have the right to terminate this interview at any time. Do you understand your rights I just read to you? Okay. All right. Um so look how much is you want to talk to me? What? Okay. Well, you can talk to me about it. You won't. You don't have anything on you. It the main thing is is it going to hurt me? No. I >> No. Inside the vehicle. Is it going to hurt me? That's That's all That's all I got. What is it? Somebody's asking is there is there any drug in there that's going to affect us if we touch the parasitic? You sure? >> Okay. All right. So, um, I'm going let you take a seat. Okay. Um, and then we'll talk some more. Okay. She thought she had that rib. She thought she could CHARM HER WAY OUT OF THIS. OH, you know, I just do I do vinyl. I do, you know, I wrap cars. cuz I do I do c countertops and wallpapers. And she thought she I'm going to Iota or Iowa. I don't know. Yeah. You know, I was coming from Lake Charles. I stayed with friends. Okay. Yeah. Go ahead and spread all the way for me there. Use the back of my hand. Okay. There's nothing else on you. Okay. I'm going to let you take a seat. Okay. Okay. You you going to finish that? >> Hell yeah. Come over. >> Hey, look. If you want if you want to talk to me, honestly, honestly, goes away a long way. Okay. You got it. >> So, you want to tell me what it is? >> I don't I don't know what you're talking about. I'm just saying I was I was not going to that car close. >> Yes, ma'am. You were then you turn the wrong way in a left turn. Okay. So, like this is the time supposed to turn. I This is time to talk to I couldn't turn here. >> This is the time >> I couldn't turn here. Okay. I didn't know I couldn't turn on this. That's okay. >> It's okay. >> There's other cars that I seen. >> Okay. That's just how I'm talking. >> What is it? >> I don't understand why I couldn't turn this way. >> Oh, her mind glitching. Like, what made me suspicious? He already told you you were following too close to that car. you. As soon as he pulls out, you take a exit and then you turn in. Now he's also revealing she turned away. She technically couldn't turn. You felt guilty and watched and you gave yourself away. That's how he pulled you over. Cuz if your tags are good, the lights are functional. It's your actions while you're driving. >> The trooper will place the driver in handcuffs and explore further to see exactly what was in the vehicle. We got going to have a on call detective that's going to be pulling up here in a second. >> Okay, >> y'all. If I Okay, I haven't made a shirt in a long time. If I made a shirt that says something like it's time for the wrist jewelry and I do like some blinged out handcuffs or something. Would you get that? Would y'all like a shirt like that? Let me know. I haven't I haven't done a shirt in a long time, but I've been thinking about this wrist jewelry thing for a while. Was she down? I don't know. Oh, just a little bit. So, probably get she But there's more. She was definitely looking back. >> Oh, she she Well, she wanted to hand me it. >> Oh, she she's like, "Hey, I got it. I'll get it for you. I'll go get it for you." See, 35 >> cuz she doesn't know how much. >> 35. >> You only have that thing. But so that book right there has all her like one keys, two keys, like all the information on the vlog. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I don't know if they want to bring us to the cat office or >> Yeah. I don't see I don't see a [ __ ] >> really probably button up here button. Yeah, I just sat it out the way so I wouldn't look at it again. >> Trunk button should be It should have a trunk button somewhere. >> Oh yeah, there it is. What? >> Couple lot of mess. >> Oh yeah, >> I could I seen this over here. I was like, yeah, I'm pretty sure on the hood of your unit. >> Do what? Put this on your hood. Yeah, I'll put it all on the hood. Got to find a button, man. Your [ __ ] a button. Got to be a button, huh? Huh? Got to be a button for >> Hey, how's it going, sir? >> How are you? >> Doing all right. >> Hey, dude. There's no trunk button at all. Because of the camera angles, it's hard to see what was in the bag, but it was a large quantity of methamphetamines. And with the narcotis detectives already on the scene is out the trooper hands. This case was took to court and the courts granted a motion to quash and the charges were dismissed. Okay, this this ending had got me when I first saw it, but I think it was because it was part of a larger enterprise and they got her to talk about some people or they were like, we are already tracking the bigger picture and we don't need them to know we're on to them. That's my two theories on why they decided not to prosecute and did a motion to quash. Um, yeah. So, let me know what y'all think about that. But I think they because they said the the the the people was already there like the cops had to give it up. The other people came in. We got this type thing. I think it was a bigger picture. That's what I think. All right. On to the next one. Y'all sent me this one. More than one of you sent me this one. I think more than one of you sent me the moms, too. Jail guard caught bringing drugs into jail for inmates. So now, first you had the civilians, now you got the actual jail guard. >> This is our house. I can't believe you've infiltrated our house like this. You've embarrassed us. >> Using jail house phone calls, detectives learned that one of the jailers was getting paid to smuggle drugs into the jail. After the jailer met up with the mother of an inmate to receive an envelope of drugs she was to deliver to her son, detectives stopped her car in traffic. >> All right, let me go check this. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> All right. All right. Why don't you hop on out for me for a sec? >> Okay. >> I'm going to put you over by my car here. Okay. >> All right. You don't have anything in here supposed to have? All right. I'm going to run my dog around here real quick. I'm just going to have you have a seat in my car for a second here. Oh, that's not a dog I expected to see. Oh, >> 50. Good boy. >> Positive on the vehicle. >> We're going to come over to you. >> All right, hang tight. >> Okay, >> Bonnie, thank you. Yes. So on my other channel, I was showing where this one corrections officer got in trouble and I think he got fired, might have even been put in jail. He smuggled in chicken, fried chicken, but he did it and the inmate had to pay him, too. And I was like, this is a gateway. This is a test. It doesn't stay with just this. Like, this is how they get compromised and they bring in the other stuff. And it it's not always drugs. It could be weapons and other stuff. Like I was trying to explain to people like you know the prisons have horrible food systems in the United States. I'm like they do and it should be humane. I'm not arguing with that. I'm talking about the fact though that I don't think it was really about him getting him food is my point. But I know every you know it's everybody is going to go you know depending on how you've experienced life and all these other things. But my point for still showing him even though he only brought in food was because to me it always starts with food. Then you you see the other stuff over time. It's like what can I get you to do first? Okay, I can get you to do that and you would take this little bit of money for bringing me food. I can tempt you with some other things and then you could just start getting blackmailed after that. Might not even have to pay you cuz I just tell when you did the other things. Like I'm like it's I'm not for me it wasn't about the food he brought in. But that was a little conversation going on in the comments under that video. I'm like, "It's not the fried chicken." >> Is there any reason the dog would alert on your vehicle? >> Um, it's a a bottle of wine under the front seat. >> No, he's a narcotics dog. >> Oh, no. No. You can you can check it out. >> It looks like your paperwork. It looks like it's just in the system. >> Oh, yeah. No. >> Anybody smoke weed in your car? >> Do anybody smoke weed in my car? Uh, so like am I going anywhere? >> No. No. No. I'm just my my dog's training is smell marijuana. >> Oh, okay. So, I I did have some marijuana. >> Okay. >> It was in my uh if you look in my glove box, not my glove box >> at this point. The fact that they pulled over already had a drugstiffened dog and they were instantly like, I'm going to get the dog to sniff the car. They already know what you've been doing at your job. And I also don't think they waste money on the dog only being able to smell marijuana. I don't know. I know he said it's not a narcotics dog and I don't know if that's true or not, but I feel like they go ahead and train that dog in a few different scents cuz dogs can store more than one scent in their memory and be trained on it. So, I don't know. But she was like ready to admit about the marijuana once he said, "Oh, it just detects marijuana or anything else." And then he says it can't detect the other stuff. But I don't know my middle counselor part, but that's the only place it was. But >> all right, cuz he alerted on your passenger side door. >> Oh, go ahead. You can look here. >> Yeah. So, I'm going to I'm going to get somebody else out here. >> Uhhuh. >> So, I don't have to search by myself. >> Okay. >> And we'll just go through there. There's no more There's no weed in there now, is there? >> Uh uhuh. Nope. It was just in my passenger. >> Not even when you were in the passenger side. It's in the middle council part. >> Okay. >> How long ago? >> Uh probably like two days ago. >> It It's at the house. >> Okay. >> He alerted on the passenger side door. >> No. No. >> No. Looks like her driving stuff >> is cleared. >> Is cleared. Yeah. But we got probable cause cuz she >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't want to go into any of that. >> Yeah. Is that plate expired, too? >> Yes, it is. >> So, you got probable cause there, too. >> Stop there for the plate. >> Why do you have an expired plate as a corrections officer? What is they going to get her either way? That was just one of the easier entryways. But why do you have an expired plate? Like, these are the basics. >> Yes. Sorry, I didn't have a backup. I thought I thought there was another backup. >> She said there was weed in here two days ago. >> She uh she admitted that there was weed in the center council two days ago. >> There you go. We got bingo. Oh, there's our package. Yes, sir. Let's get it. >> They already knew she was coming with another one. They just intercepted what she was already doing. They already knew. That's the whole point. That's why the different That's why plane closes out here, uniforms out here, but they used the traffic police to uh, you know, get that probable cause to get into the car first. But they already knew. Make >> sure camera on. Right. >> All right. I'm going to cut her up. I got All right. Now, hop out and turn around. >> They'll talk to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. The right to remain silent. Anything you say can can and will be used against. Do you understand your rights? >> Yes. >> All right. With that being said, there was more than we in there. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> How you doing? >> I'm good. >> Not really, right? >> Yeah. Not really. >> Yeah. So, um, so >> um, did you understand the right I need you over here. You have >> Did you understand the rights that you arrest? Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, this is what I'm going to tell you. You're under arrest. Okay. >> You're under arrest for conspiracy. You're also under arrest for drug trafficking. And you're also arrest for conveyance of illegal narcotics into our jail. Um, lieutenant with the sheriff's department, going on my 31st year. I started as a correction officer. I'm extremely appalled. >> I really am. >> All right. Um, this is our house. I can't believe you've infiltrated our house like this. You've embarrassed us. >> Do you understand why I feel that way? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, >> um, >> I'm going to give you an opportunity because >> I got >> You might have just made a bad decision. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um, and I think you've made several bad decisions recently. >> Um, because we've already talked to the inmates in there. >> All right. We've already arrested um, Javvon's dad. >> All right. We arrested him last night. You're already aware of that, though, because you talked to him. We already know you're aware of that and we know you've been talking to the mom as well. >> Okay. We know you were getting paid uh how much were you getting paid though? >> Nothing. >> Pardon me? >> Nothing. >> Nothing? No. That don't make no sense at all. Come on. Please don't insult my intelligence. I've been I've been investigating you for too long. All right. I already know the answer to the questions I'm asking you. Okay. >> All right. Please don't insult my intelligence like that. Okay. We're going to try it again. And how much were you getting paid? >> Uh, like five. >> Thank you very much. That's exactly what my investigation indicates. >> Just get a lawyer. It's not. When I tell you they are reading her down, just get a lawyer. It's not They're not going to go lighter on you. You a corrections officer that's doing this. They're notm then you were tampering cuz you over here talking to other people that already got arrested and it's it's over. It's over. There's no favors to do for yourself to answer his questions at this time. He's just going to go to you. Like, no. Mm- >> Okay. The best thing you could do right now is tell me, cooperate. We seen the party at your house. All right. We know what's going on. We know who the runners are. We know who's working with you. >> You said the party at my home. >> Yeah. Your girl's house last night. >> Yeah. And the night before and he called up. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You were at the bar night before, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We've been watching you. >> We knew this was going on. You've been set up. >> Okay. So, the best thing you can do is start working with me. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> How many times have you done this? >> Uh, this is like my second time. >> Where'd you meet the last time? >> Right there at the house on uh >> at his house on >> on Broadway. >> On Broadway? Which one? >> It's a It's a like a duplex complex. Um, what day was that? >> Um, not that I can I do not remember. >> Oh, come on. >> No, I don't. I really don't. It was probably >> $500. You're risking your freedom and you can't remember when the last time you did this. Come on, please. >> No, probably like a couple like a couple weeks ago, but I don't the exact date I don't. >> Okay. Couple weeks ago. >> Uh, I want to say like probably like two two three weeks ago. >> Two to three weeks ago. What pod was he in? >> 9:00. >> Yes, he was. Thank you for being honest. Took it to him at what time? >> Uh, morning time. >> And how did you pass it to him? >> Uh, I had to go to his door for a tray. >> My job here is to rent the jail of overdoses. Okay. >> Okay. They brought up a news article. It says Uklid man indicted for allegedly causing overdose death of salemate in Kyoga Kuya Hoga County Jail. >> Another article has a headline, family of inmate who died of drug overdose in that county jail sues county officials. >> Resident population inside that jail. Another one. Attorney under investigation after that county jail guards say say they found suspected drugs on him. Not the attorney too. >> Depends on us for their safety. Tell me this. >> Why are you doing this? >> Honestly, he threatened my family. >> He threatened your family. >> He grew up on 30th project. So I know y'all just seen it all on the news. There was a young man that y'all said was like like he the the leader of the family like the Harlem family. Who? >> His name is Leo Mullins. >> His name is Leo Mullins. He's down there in the fim and his dad know everybody down there with my family and I'm not a big family oriented person, but like for my family like I I will go protect it. Like my my cousins just went >> um I I need the money. I'm I'm I'm me. Like I'm >> I was waiting for it because they almost get me when they say they threaten my family. They threaten my family. Then they say something else that I'm like it sucks to be in that job and because your family can be threatened. They can be compromised when you're in positions like this. That's not the part I disbelieve. It's that if the odds are either way, I would start trying to tell. I'm telling because it cuz now I'm just going to also not have my freedom and not have my family versus telling and make and you know I don't know y'all. I I just don't see I don't see it being worth it. I don't want my family I don't want my family to get hurt. That's also why I probably you know I wouldn't be a corrections officer because there is a risk there. But she said she did it for the money and that's more what I was waiting on because I kind of I feel like that's more of her reason than some other stuff. But I do know families get threatened and stuff and I don't have like this big faith in the legal system. I don't in the justice system. But I feel like they still have more resources than I'll ever have. So I'm probably going to try and tell. Not even probably. I'm only saying probably because somebody might think I'm wrong for telling. I'm going to tell and try to save my family through the resources that are beyond me. And I'm also getting another job. >> All I have to talk to anybody else, you know, I'm all I have. Like I was I'm literally scared. Like I didn't go to that. Nobody knew I was doing this. I was scared to go. I It's like it's like nothing in that job. Like you can't confine to nothing because it's going to get out. So like I couldn't confine I couldn't go to IA that still get out. I'm not I'm >> Oh, I believe that because there are people all throughout there that's in like the smuggling rings and stuff that telling your job is probably not going to be enough. But I would tell outside agencies. I you could report anonymously for your internal thing, but and I tell the agencies that are outside of my job. I would be speaking to actual PD actual like not though not and I know they still could be connected. Everything's a risk, but that's not like like this. This is not going to be acceptable answer now. They don't that's not going to work. I'm >> not trying to be funny. Anytime anything happened with IIA in that job or anything anything we talk to HR, IA, it gets out and it gets around that job. So like the last thing I need and on that floor, it's not just him that know my family is. So when he came to me and told me like he could get he know he told me that my mom stayed on manner. When he told me my mom stayed on manner that that scared my mom literally that scared my mom because I don't tell I'm not even really a fan of my mom. But I don't tell nobody where my family stay at. So when he told me my family stay on manner and he told me how he know my my twin cousin and my uncle Leon and they go to my mom's house on holidays and stuff like that and like he he know what goes on with them. either I do this or like something happened to my family that scared me. And there's nothing I I I know I'm in the wrong, but it's like I have I have to protect like I got to protect my I have to protect my family. >> Can I tell you something? >> I don't believe that. >> He's not buying it. This is what I'm going to say. If you can get if you're clean, your background was clean enough to become a corrections officer, keep going and getting something else because that means you do have a better chance of something else. Because I'm with you, Jacqueline, their salaries low. They're always not not all of them, but many of them are easily compromised with the money or like lovable scorpion said with just the words, the nice, kind, pretty words. They don't even get some a lot of them don't even get paid. they just get talked into it. But if your background is clean enough to become a corrections officer, please continue to look for something else because a a clean background is actually pretty priceless. You know what I mean? Because there's so much you can't do once your background gets compromised, but there's so much open to you when you still have a clean background. And then it's like if the money is not tempting and you have a really good clean background, keep going, keep looking. Because if if you can be compromised now you're going to prison. Like that sucks. Or at least you're at risk of going to prison. I just I just for a low salary, high stress paying job m >> Okay. Again, 31 years. >> All right. >> Sir, >> you're calling shots. >> Oh, and I >> I'm calling shots. >> You know what a wire tap is, right? >> Okay. You refused you refused to do it until you got paid. >> Oh, I did forget she she was in a setup. They did say that at the beginning. This whole thing was a setup. I forgot about that. And they said they wiretapped and she refused to do it till money was involved. Which means you still have a a less fear to compromise if you actually think that your family's in danger. You're still over here. Not compromise. Negotiate. You're negotiating. I did forget. He said this whole thing was a setup. I forgot that part. And here this this part right here. Don't work in an area where you're from. That is Yes. And And don't get friendly with the inmates because a lot of times they're doing the it's a technique called eliciting. And that's where someone casually talks to you and little by little they find out through you just talking, not even them looking you up, you're just talking about your family, about this, about that. And then they put the clues together. Now it's enough to maybe compromise you. But on this one, I forgot he said this was a whole setup from the beginning. Anyway, >> you you know I know what I'm talking about. >> Yeah, dude. Okay. So, let's rewind. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. You tell You're saying I refused to do it until I got paid. So, did he send Did you know that he sent uh chaos? That's what they call. >> Yeah, I know chaos. >> Yeah. Do you know the You don't know the other messages that was sent like you know that was said on your thing, but like you don't know the other messages that was sent. That's so that sometimes when it come to them pods like I was calling off if you look on my on my call off thing. I was calling off certain days when I was getting to them pod cuz what was getting back like what was getting back to me? I sir I'm sitting here in handcuffs. I don't I don't have no reason to lie. There's nothing I can say no more. Like if you're going to if I'm sitting here and I'm going to tell you the truth and I'm going to tell you what's going on. Yes, I'm caught. Yes, I know what I did. Yes, I did. You asked me why I did it. I'm going to I have to protect my family. They know my literally. Yeah, but you you refused to do it. Yes, I refused to do it. Until he sent Chaos. He sent. >> Oh, she said until he sent Chaos. I thought she said until he sent Payout. >> He told Chaos because I believe Chaos was the one who told him to ask me. He told Chaos and I told Chaos no. They sent another uh they sent another inmate to me to ask me, Messiah Payne. I told him no. So once it got once it got back and he told them like who's chaos Kenny Kenny Derek he Yeah. Kenny Derek >> uh >> Derek Kenny. >> Yeah. Derek Derek. That's it. Derek Kenny. Yeah. >> That's Kale. >> Yeah, that's K. So once they told that and they got back to me and >> you didn't bring it to Derek Kenny, >> huh? No. Never. Never brought anything to Derek Kenny. Never at all. >> I know. I just don't like you standing out here with our uniform on. >> Okay. Oh, I can take >> I feel like that's a a mind game manipulation thing to say, too. I don't like you standing out here with that uniform on cuz that has nothing to do with the investigation technically. I feel like that's to keep the authority in place with him having the authority. Little power power move there. Um, what was I going to say? Oh, was Zach said her name is Ka? I mean, his name is Chaos. Sounds like a nice fella. I had something I was going to say about her. I'll try to think of it before the video ends. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, she could do that. That's >> So Derek Kenny is the man running the eighth floor. >> How many other people they uh >> did they uh threaten up there? >> Um I don't know cuz they don't talk. Only thing I hear about during the day when I get there is stuff is the is the sexual stuff. >> Before she goes on, I remembered it was not about her. It was about a person that worked at a prison. Um, there's a comedian that sometimes I would watch and he used to teach at prisons and one of the things they said, you have to immediately report as soon as it happens. If a inmate compliments you, you have to report it. You have to. They can't say nice haircut. They can't say nothing. They compliment you, you report it because it'll prevent the future grooming. I'm sure you know it's one of the motivations for doing that. So, um the fact that she's not even reporting when it before it got to the point of them threatening her family cuz you know it was stuff before that point. If they even actually threatened her family or not, I don't know. But she was supposed to be reporting a long time ago. So then they can't even get to you and get in your head cuz it's like, "Oh, she one of them. She going to say something as soon as you say anything to her. >> Okay, >> I know why I was doing what I was doing. And I'm not going to lie to you. I It's my It's just me. Me, my mom, my little sister. That's That's it. That's all I have. We don't We don't have big family, no nothing. So when that came to me, no one knew about it. That's not something I talked to talk to. I didn't know. I didn't go to nobody because that job is not a it's not a sacred place. I've been there like 3 years now and it's not a sacred place. There's nothing nobody has ever done with going to a to IIA or HR and it didn't get back out to everybody in the job and everybody's looking at you all crazy and stuff and I just didn't I didn't want my business out. Maybe I could I could have went the other way, but it's it's my family, sir. I'm I'm not going to lie to you, bro. It's my family. >> Um, tell me this. Um, word has it you're a heartless fella. Back in 2019, two corrections officers who worked at Kyahoga County Jail were accused of helping heartless felons gang members smuggle drugs into the prison. >> Who? Me? >> Yeah, you. >> I've never been no gang affiliated. No, I've never I've never been nothing like this. No lie. The most I the most I go to court for is tickets. >> Okay. >> Is for my license. That's it. I don't uh anything else. I've never been in the gang. I don't My cousins that's affiliated with that. I don't even I don't even be with them. If they beat in 30th, I stay way I stay way up in Willoughby. >> What What is that, by the way? Do you know? >> Um, no. I just know. >> No, come on. >> I know. I knew it was black. I know it was a black and I knew it was some marijuana in there. >> And I knew it was a lighter and the uh in the sheet paper. >> No, I want to know about the pitch. How >> Oh, no. No. That see that right there? I don't know what I don't know what that is. He never said nothing about that. He said marijuana the sheet paper lighter and black >> another one. So he threatened the life of your family and did all that to find your mom and all this for some black and mouths and marijuana. You don't think there's something more in there? All right. That's just like the moms that was smuggling stuff in in the first video. >> Come out the pills and that pills that I don't know nothing about that. They can tell you that. Listen, >> what are the pills? You ain't bringing no pills and then you don't know what they are, >> sir. I'm here to tell you. I don't know. I know what the tomb paper is. I know the marijuana. I know black and mild. The pills. I don't have know what type of pills. I don't know what type of pills the pills are. >> Okay. You know that somebody overdosed on those? >> On those pills? >> Yeah. >> No, I did not know that. >> Okay. Well, he did and he almost died. We have to narcan him three times. You know what that could be, right? >> Yes. >> Tell me what that could be. >> That could be aggravated murder. >> The suspect was charged with aggravated trafficking and drugs, a fourthderee felony. After being held in lie of a $250,000 bond and being placed on paid administrative leave, the state dismissed the case against her. Oh, they dropped the case on her. That's another one. They dropped the case on her. Again, I'm going to say cuz they found the stuff. They was locked in. They must be going for a bigger fish and she must be talking cuz what? Now she really is going to have to watch her back if she wasn't before. Wow. Wow. Wow. He said, "I applied to be a CEO years ago, but didn't get it because after the video test, they said I was too violent." My cousin said that the answer to the questions were to be reported to the supervisor. Oh, that's funny. Lovable violent. Yeah. Singing like a canary. Wow. Wow. Wow. Okay, let's go to the next one. Fake ID and expired tags expose a drunk couple's plan. >> I'm Deputy Per with Frank County Sheriff's Office. The reason I stopped you is your tags are expired. You don't have a driver's license. You don't have a driver's license. We got an unrestrained child and expired tags. >> That one definitely got something crushed up in there. I can feel it. Um >> 25 July 2025. Monroe County deputies pulled over a vehicle along Telegraph Road in Monroe for a routine traffic check. But as the deputy approached, he noticed unusual movements inside and the driver acting suspiciously. When backup arrived and the car was searched, deputies discovered marijuana packaged for sale in digital scales, but no ID card and no license plate. What started as a simple stop quickly turned into a serious criminal investigation. >> Hey, how's it going? What's going on? >> I'm Deputy Per with Frank County Sheriff's Office. The reason I stopped you is your tags are expired since >> I know I got to get new tags. >> Yeah, you do. You got a driver's license on you? >> No. >> Is there any guns in the car? >> No. >> Okay. No guns. Where are you guys coming from tonight? >> I was coming up for picking my little brother. >> Okay. Is he staying there or? >> No. He was staying here. I had to pick up that. >> Okay, cool. So, no guns in the car at all. All right. Do both of you guys have ID cards on you? >> My >> You don't have one at all? Go ahead and get that ID for me, man. >> You don't have it. Okay. Hands out of your pockets for me. Okay. Go ahead and turn around. Face that way if you don't mind. >> I think Okay. Okay. Lord, >> some money. Yep. >> All right, I'm going to put all that back. What's all the papers? >> That's my number. >> That's your number? >> Yeah, my phone got cut off. >> Your phone just got cut off? >> What all you got in here? >> Now they got to know that don't make no sense. in 2025 that because your phone got cut off, you have numbers written on individual ripped up sheets of paper. That doesn't make any sense. No. What is it? I'm not pulling out. Leave it. >> I'm going to ask you guys. >> Is there anything that we need to know about? Any needles that are going to hurt us? Any explosives? Anything? Wait, this is what I'm about to tell you right now. >> Any that are going to be hazardous to my health when I search this car. >> Now, is there any chance that there's going to be illegal narcotics in his property? >> And I'm going to tell you right now, just like that woman in the second video, these are faces of at least one person who partakes in control substances. And I'm going with the person that's on our right. They look like they partake in whatever they got going on in that car at minimum. That one. >> I'm not sure what he has in his thing. That's what I'm saying. Whatever. >> I didn't touch it. All I did was grabbed it. Put it in the trunk. You can take grab it. >> I grabbed it. >> Do me a favor. Go ahead and empty your pockets for me of everything. >> I don't have pockets. >> Okay, perfect. You don't have anything tucked into your bra or anything like that? >> No. Nothing in my bra. >> You feel me? Pull in my bra. There's nothing in my bra. I don't want to see under your bra or anything else. Okay. >> Under my shirt. I was just saying like there's nothing in there. >> So, you've got all these all these phone numbers here. What's up? >> Those are all your phone number. Why would you have all those phone numbers? >> My phone just got turned off. I just told him that. >> Got I understand that. So, you you're passing out numbers or >> I gave my number to a couple of my family members. See, that's why I wrote it down. >> Okay. Cuz I've also seen I've also seen that consistent with with drug trafficking. >> I was trying to keep telling >> What's that in your left pocket? >> My wallet. your wallet. >> Watch me pull it out. Put it right here. >> Okay. Here. You mind if I see that? >> Um I can't tell. >> I can't tell if that's >> That one definitely got something crushed up in there. I can feel it. Um >> Where are his gloves? Put on gloves. What are you doing? >> This one's definitely feel that that's a rock or something. So, we'll go ahead and detain them. Yeah. I don't know >> here. Let me see that level. >> That's something. >> All right. So, here's what we're going to do for now. Okay. >> I'm going to ask you to stand up and turn around. >> Put your hands behind your back for me. Okay. >> The look of disbelief as if y'all don't know what's in that car. You know what's in that car? Why am I going to jail? Cuz that made sense about those numbers, too. Okay. All right. >> You're just being detained right now. Okay. >> This the second time we've seen a car with a safe in it. And I think they also had drugs. Y'all just walking around carrying I'm not walking around, but driving around with safes in the in the vehicle. Um, one second. You get into that? >> I don't know, but it's heavy. search warrant. What's in the safe? >> And I think it's two girls. The one that is going the more stud route, I'm pretty sure they when they was searching searching her, she was like, uh, I have a what do they call it? A strap. They call it a strap. Strap on. Yeah. She was like, I got a strap on. That's not that. She said something else. But yeah, I think that's two girls >> in the trunk. >> I just told y'all I picked that. That's not my stuff. I >> Okay, I'm just asking what's in it. >> I'm just I'm just asking what's in it. >> I don't know. That's not my stuff. I can't tell you what's in it cuz I don't know. I asked the neighbor pick up my brother's stuff cuz he got into it earlier. You already got in trouble, bro. Got into it with the police. He asked him to pick up his stuff from that hotel that he was staying at. That's what I did. I just sent him to go pick up his stuff. I don't know where he at his possession. I don't know none of that. Whatever. Did not say his [ __ ] There's nothing like >> What hotel was he staying at? >> You seen me pull out of there, right? >> I didn't say y'all see me pull out of the hotel. >> I didn't see y'all see me pulling from a hotel. >> I didn't. >> Somebody did. So then y'all know something. >> I'm not the one that pulled you over. >> Okay. Well, then whoever pulled me over, they know it then. It's not the same thing. I thought I got pulled over for tag and that was all this extra. I'm about to lose everything I work hard for, bro. For all this for no reason, bro. Well, it's not for no reason. >> Yes, it is for no reason. Cuz y'all STOPPED ME FOR TAG. NOT BRO, when you stopped ME AT THE CAR, YOU SAID for tagged and then you automatically asked until you got put in the car. You automatically >> did an invest we conducted an investigation and then we found you. >> How was it? HOW DID IT BECOME INVEST? THAT'S WHY I'M NOT UNDERSTANDING. HOW DID IT BECOME AN INVESTIGATION in Britain? You pulled me over for tag. >> Every Travis sub is an investigation. But you pulled ME OVER FOR A TAG. >> And I don't know if he already said it, but at some point he they say they were also leaving an area known for drug. So where the area they were leaving, then you got expired tags. Then like y'all said, the car probably reeks of some type of odor. And then the weird you got your numbers written down because your phone was cut off. It it was a lot of reasons that they could search that car >> matter. It doesn't matter. I don't think you understand. >> Okay. And I don't. Please make me understand because I don't of course I'm going get frustrated because I got my kid out here. Frustrated. >> This is where I disengage. Well, actually five minutes ago, I would have already disengaged with her once she started up about I don't understand why y'all stop or why y'all doing all this because of tags. And I say it one time because I have to. I'm sure you have to explain that and you still act like you don't understand. It is not my job to meet your level of low comprehension. I'm done. I'm not explaining anything else. You can talk about it with whomever you want to talk about it with later, but for me, I'm no longer responding. No, >> you being frustrated. >> I did. I picked up somebody. They asked me to. >> I didn't hear that [ __ ] So, whatever I say, I don't know. >> I didn't hear that story. That's up to y'all to figure out. >> I didn't hear that story. You didn't You didn't tell me that. All right. Put the phone down. Hang up. You're going to need putting cuffs. Okay. Have a seat in the car. >> Put it on the hood. Like your friend. There you go. >> Well, you've seen people. >> Hold on. Got to double lock them. Make sure they don't tighten them. ain't going to love me. >> I'm not saying you. >> Both was arrested on multiple charges, including possession with intent to sell and other related offenses. Want to >> I missed the part. Oh, sorry. I'm on mute. I missed the part where they said there was a kid in the car. Probably was because they never care. They never care. So, probably that is what she said. All right. drug dealer caught hiding evidence in his underpants. >> You want me to go? What you got? >> On March 26th, 2025, officers with the Orlando Police Department observed a silver Nissan run a stop sign. They got behind the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop, but the driver failed to pull over, forcing the officer to use his PA system to order the car to stop. >> Also, thank y'all for censoring your words in the chat. I'm saying the words right now. I'm testing YouTube out, but thank you for censoring the sensitive words in the chat. I appreciate that. >> According to the police report, based on his training and experience, drivers who delay pulling over are often attempting to hide something. So, the officer approached the vehicle with heightened suspicion. >> Hey, how's it going? Could you lower all four windows and throw the car in park? and shut the car off. Awesome. Hey, I'm Ash. I'm with the Orlando Police Department. Reason for the traffic stop. You rolled the stop sign coming out of the Lake Man neighborhood. Do you have a driver's license on you, registration, and proof of insurance? >> No, sir. >> I can't hear you. >> No, sir. >> Okay. Why is that? >> I don't have You don't >> You don't have one of the three? You don't? He said no. All the above. What? >> What? I don't have no physical ID card. >> Huh? >> I don't have no physical ID card. >> Huh? >> Okay. Why don't you have one? >> That's a I got an appointment coming up. >> Okay. >> Do you have a driver's license at all? >> No, sir. >> Okay. No biggie. Uh, do you have the registration? >> She just got the rental. >> It's a rental. It's in my name. >> Okay. Yeah. Do you have the paperwork for that? She was just tired. >> Okay. Do you uh have a medical card as well? >> Yes, sir. >> Can't hear you. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. For what? Or >> where is it? Where is it? >> Um, you can look up my ID. >> Any weapons or anything in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> Okay, perfect. You got a paper on you? Mine's in the car. >> Or if you want to go back to the center console in the car. >> What's your name? >> Jacquz King. >> Yeah. >> Jquz King. >> Yes, sir. California boss. >> J F A C Q U E Z. >> J A C Q U E Z. >> Yes, sir. >> What's your last name? >> K I N G. >> You have a middle name? >> K E V O N. Keon. >> And what's your name here, bro? >> Yes, sir. >> You do have a license? >> Um, I have a learner license. >> Okay. >> Is it good? Are there tickets or anything on that? >> No, I don't think so. No. >> No suspensions? >> I don't think so. No, I don't know for sure. >> Well, how do you not know? Have you ever gotten a ticket with the with your permit? >> No. No, >> I never get no ticket. No. >> Okay. >> But I know. >> Do you have any child support or anything like that? >> That's what I'm about to say. That's what I know I had coming in the mail that they said if I don't pay,00 on. >> Did you pay the 1100? >> No, but they was going to give me a payment plan. I got I'm going through that process right now. >> How are you going through the process? >> They going to help me find a job. >> Oh, sorry. I can't hear you. >> They're helping me find a job. >> Okay. >> Sending me to a job program. >> Okay. >> So, what are you doing for work right now? >> I don't know. They're helping my uncle watch cars. >> Nice. >> So, what I'm going to have you do >> is uh I'm going to have you put your phone on the center console >> real quick. >> Unbuckle your seat belt with your left hand and then just put your hands on the steering wheel. Oh, you weren't even wearing your seat belt, dude. >> I was. >> No, you weren't. You got to wear it completely. >> Just keep your hands on the top of the steering wheel. All right. What I'm going to have you do in a controlled manner, I do not need you to move at all. I'm going to open this door. You're going to stay right there. All right. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Go ahead. Start popping out. No weapons or anything? Yes, sir. >> All right. Right here. Cuz the odor of burnt is coming from the vehicle, we are going to place you temporarily in detention. All right. Anything that's going to poke, stick, or prod me on you. All right, lean off my car. I just got it washed. Just lean off. That's it. I just got it washed. Yeah, I think that's that one shouldn't be a thing in my opinion because you do need to be able to drive to go to work so you can earn money for child support. So, taking away illegal ways for you to get yourself around does seem counterproductive. I have to agree with that one and I do agree with you on that too. choice was the least of his problems right now. >> If you don't mind not manipulating your clothing, >> just don't touch anything. >> Yep. >> Oh, she >> feet. >> You got slides in the car or anything, dude? >> No, sir. All right, I'm going grab those slides for you. >> They just had a run. 1831. >> You got your phone on you for a bill identifier? All right. This is the number. Yeah. Yes. >> Um, you got gloves on still? >> Yeah. >> No, but I think it's a it's a fake M30. >> No imprint on the back. is there. >> You see the M? >> Yeah. >> And how it's falling apart a little bit. >> Yeah. >> So, the only pink round pills that there are is K56. >> Let me see if I got a hold, please. Hold them. Yep. You want to get it? What you got? >> He had it in his drawers. They found it. They were going to find it at the jail anyway. >> Stop moving. >> All right. That's why you got to stay off the car. Remember 40 >> 40. >> Diablo, give me one. Give me one second. Right. Just throw it straight in. Nothing else on you, boss. >> Yeah. Yeah. Can either of you copy that J Columbia? >> Cross your ankles. >> Cross your ankles. Cross your ankles, boss. >> So, I just pulled out the kit when you uh >> when you started with that. Hold on. >> So, you got uh that there was a little bit this was in there and then you got the trunk. >> So, >> you need not yet. Yeah, we got name and date of birth. >> Um, hey Brian, when you're up there, the scales up there in the center console, if you could grab me one. >> The officer then did tests on all substances found in the car and on his person. The larger baggie found in his underwear contained 31 g of the colorful pills tested positive for MD. The pill that was found in the driver's side door tested positive for fel. I know. He had the trifecta of hard stuff. Goodness gracious. And And I just thought about this, too. I'm not I don't I'm not doing it. I'm not putting my car out there for rent anyway on Turo, but you know, a lot of these rentals now are Turo rentals. They're not like enterprise hurts and stuff like that. And you can you imagine how many people are out here doing stuff like that? Putting putting substances in your car. And then you get your car back, you doing your normal life. a dog pops you thinking that you're, you know, the car still has the substance odor in it and or something that they may have left behind. No, not rent my car to no. No, no, no. Thank you. After the officers put the suspect in the back of the squad car, he passed out and became unresponsive. >> Child, he swallowed something on top of everything else. >> You hear him or anything or no? >> Oh, he's playing though. >> Um, find the >> I don't think that was their trunk cuz I was actually going to comment earlier when they opened the trunk. I was like, "Oh, that trunk is really clean." I remember. I'm like, "Oh, they rented it." So, they haven't had it long enough. Cuz the the first trunk they opened had Nike a Nike shoe box in there and like two other items. And then remember he was lifting it up, looked in the tire well like for the spare tire and stuff like that. So, I think that that was the trunk of like somebody else's car, not the trunk of the rental car that was like super packed and messy. >> You do the the thing. Hey, sir. You all right? Sir. Oh, man. Wake up, bro. No. >> Can you hear us? >> You good? >> You hearing air, bro? I can feel the air right there. Sir, I need you to respond to me, man. No. >> So, they're doing that sternum rub that they say is very painful, but it can wake someone up or it's a one way to attempt to wake someone up. They're doing a sternum rub right now. >> Fire department. >> All right. >> Can you text charge say uh tell him what's going on? cuz he was asking if he was going to talk to >> Yeah. >> the higher powers. >> Because of his condition, he was transported to the hospital. The police report states that he was later medically cleared and does not indicate what substance the suspect had ingested. He was then transported to the Orange County Jail where he was booked and charged with trafficking and cocaine, possession of MDNA with intent to deliver, possession with intent to sell or deliver fel and possession of drug paraphernalia. In court, every charge had no action taken against it except the trafficking in co which he was found guilty of. >> I was about to say if all of them were dropped again, I'm like, what are they going for? But they kept they kept one of them. Wow. But the the the Fenty and the MDMA were not included. Wow. I mean, they did keep one cuz the other ones they just they dropped them. That's crazy. All right, this is the last one. This trucker was so like I think he just gave me nervous, nervous, nervous. And again, one of the reasons he got pulled over is because of the way he was driving. I don't I don't I don't know if his tags were okay or not, but it was his method of driving that got him pulled over. So, this is trucker arrested after routine traffic stop leads to $14.6 million drug bust. $14.6 million. All right, here you go. Do you uh So, it looks like the trailer plates are expired. >> Yeah, I know. I got to go get it done. That's my I got to get it done this week. I got >> So, how did you make it all the way? You left on Thursday. What time did you leave on Thursday? >> First, it's just going to keep going downhill from here. But he already tried to open this little grape soda and it'll fizzed all over him. It spilled all over him. I feel like that's just the events. You know, you you twist a little bit and a lot's about to pop out. >> Thursday morning. >> Yeah, you're making it pretty quick. >> Yeah, I was trying to get home. >> On August 3rd, 2024, Ohio State Troopers pulled over a semi-truck for what seemed like a simple traffic violation. But the moment they opened the trailer, the stop flipped into one of the biggest drug busts in Ohio's history. This wasn't just a routine stop caught on camera. It was the moment a massive trafficking pipeline was exposed. Here's what happened next. >> How you doing? What's going on? >> What' you say? >> Look, he a busy body. He already a little bit of a busy body, y'all. And I'm with Lovable Scorpion. I laughed at this man. I was like, "Why did they trust you with that amount of anything?" Because he is not good under pressure. Hem >> driving my truck. It seemed like it's wobbling. >> Oh, really? My wheel? >> Yeah. I saw you having some trouble staying in your lane there. Is everything okay? >> Yeah. I just felt like I was trying to see my wheel. Thought >> I had a flashlight. >> I don't see a flash. Yeah. I got this big flashlight here. >> Okay. Yeah. Something with this. >> Is this your truck? >> Yeah. >> You own it? >> Yes, sir. >> You own the company, too? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you by yourself? >> Yes, sir. >> Nobody with you? >> No. Not. >> Okay. You have your license? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. mind locking that door over there for me. Relax. See the officer already like his energy is just on high. He can. Yeah, he is a nervous ball. That door here by yourself. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Yep. Looks good. Do you uh So, it looks like the trailer blades are expired. >> Yeah, I know. I think we're getting good. That's my >> $14.6 million worth of a controlled substance and your trailer plates are expired. Come on. >> Got to get it done this week. I got tight. >> Okay. >> So, I got to I'm not even going to lie to you. I got to get it all. I just really got my registration done. That was >> This is a nice rig. >> Appreciate it, brother. >> Yeah. How long you had this? >> For about four years. >> Okay. Well, there's a couple reasons why I actually got you stopped. I was going to stop you, but I was going to stop you up there at the exit. >> This is a little safer than being here. I'm sorry. >> But then you jumped off and just jumped out on me. >> Cuz I feel like something was my my wheel was wasn't acting right and I was like, "What the hell is going on?" >> Okay. Um, do you So, do you have the paperwork for your truck and trailer? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Okay. The reason I have you stopped, you're driving about 74, 75 coming at me. You hit the brakes. You jumped over into the right lane. >> Then you're running about 7273 and you went out of your lane a couple times and your trailer plates expired. Okay. >> I saw you over there on the thing. That guy kind of >> Where are you coming from? >> Coming from Vegas. >> Vegas. >> I'm just wondering who vetted him. Who was like, "Yeah, that guy put $14.6 $6 million worth of stuff on that guy's truck. He's got it. He'll play it cool. We'll have no issues. And then I'm like, who's about to get in trouble in this enterprise? Because who didn't check to see if he kept his stuff up to date? Who picked him? It's so many things. It's It's This is This is a comedy show. I'm so sorry. >> Okay. What are you hauling? >> Um hauling fans. >> Fans. Where's that going to? >> It's going to uh Home Depot and in um Monroe. But I live in Ohio. >> Yeah. >> This is also where um he should have just lawyered up. He should have just said, "You know what? I'll be quiet." He's already caught. He is caught. It's coming. I think Ohio has a crazy problem with drugs. They already suspect you for doing all this crap anyway because now you have said you're from Ohio. Um you're heading to wherever you're going for the Home Depot and stuff, but he's later he's going to say although he's from Ohio, that's not where he drove from right now on this route. It's so he just keeps digging these holes and these avenues and it's hard to double back to >> down by. >> Yeah, but I was going home. >> They're not doing till Monday. >> Okay. >> This is the bill they gave you. >> Yes, sir. >> When did you pick this up? >> I picked it up on Thursday. >> Thursday? >> Yeah. >> That was what, two days ago? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Couldn't get >> I couldn't get the uh what you call it the fuel from the uh >> Okay. What I'm saying is one tank is pulling from the other. >> Okay. >> And it's not pulling. So I almost ran out of gas. So I almost ran out of gas today. >> Did you take something out there? >> No, my truck is empty. >> No, my truck is already out there. I had been out that way for a little bit. So I was went out that way. My mechanic lives out that way. So I had him working my truck out there. >> Okay. So how did you get out there? >> I flew. >> Oh, you flew? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How did the trailer get out there? >> My truck was already out there. I've been out there. My truck been out that way for about a month because I was having issues with my fuel. >> So the trailer was out there for a month, too. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, >> do you have the paperwork for the truck and trailer? >> Yes, sir. >> When did you leave Vegas? >> When I leave Vegas? >> Yeah. >> I left on Thursday. >> You left on Thursday? >> Yes. >> And you're here already? >> I My log >> Your logs are what? >> My log is a little off. >> Yeah. God's saying you can't get here already if you went till Thursday. >> Yeah. >> All right. Bear with me. >> You're done. Wrap it up. Hang it up. Flat screen. You're done. You're done. >> I'm okay. Can you have 14120 for We're going to do an inspection on you. Okay. >> Why don't you do this for me? This is your bill. >> Um can you give me the paperwork for the truck and trailer? So, when I first watched this video, I learned that police really do know what they're looking for when they're looking at those truckers paperwork. His So, his tags are bad and then his paperwork isn't going to add up. I didn't know cops were so familiar, which I get it though cuz you're trying to look for something an anomaly on the paperwork. So, like, oh, okay, they training these highway patrol. Like, they not playing around. But he was like, you're missing this. I don't see that. I didn't I didn't know until this video how much they knew about that paperwork that truckers are supposed to carry. But the person that picked him to transport this, I'm telling y'all, they got in trouble. I'm telling y'all, they did because his tags weren't good. The paperwork isn't good. He's supposed to own his own trucking company and all this other stuff. >> And you said this has been out there for quite a while, you said? Yes, sir. I'm not I just want to make sure that you >> All right. So, that's all your stuff. What are you running? EL? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your EL? Is it on your phone or what? >> All right. Why don't you grab your phone for me? >> Okay. So, how did you make it all the way? You left on Thursday. What time did you leave on Thursday? >> Thursday morning. >> Thursday morning. >> Yeah, you're making it pretty quick. >> Yeah, I was trying to get home. >> Okay. Why don't you grab all your stuff and come back here with me? Nobody. >> And you got your log on that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. This is >> You got fans in here from Home Depot? >> Yes. >> Is that your lock that's on there? >> Yes. He said he left uh Las Vegas on uh Thursday morning and I asked him how he got here so quick and he said uh when he left on Thursday his logs are a little off. He's been driving a little too much. So say he's got an ELD on his phone. >> Um I've got uh just him. >> Yeah, he's by himself. >> Truck and trailer were already in Vegas for a month that both of the truck was having some issues. You give me the truck was having some issues. The truck and trailer uh were out there already. He flew out to go get it. >> You want to do this back here? Well, run off the signal up here. >> Yes. Yes. >> Let me let me get this. He's going to send it to >> Have you had any tickets or anything? >> No, sir. >> License is good. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Um which truck we have here? Monroe. >> Yep. The Home Depot, you know, down there right by Cincinnati. >> Okay. Yeah, it's a Home Depot. That might go to that one. >> Okay. So, is that your signature? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Where's their signature? Like when you That's just your signature with the date. >> Yes. with this. Um, I I got another >> Stay here. Stay here. >> Relax for me, man. >> Okay. >> He is so jumpy. There's nowhere you have to move around to to answer a question about a missing signature on the paperwork that's right in front of you. Where are you going to go? You have to use your word. There's nowhere to go. >> His numbers real quick. >> Did you get that emailed to you? Well, it's >> okay. Almost enough. Yeah. You need me to line it up for you. >> Feeling better since you're getting that cigarette in here? >> Yeah. >> So, explain to me again. So, the truck and the trailer were in Vegas for >> Yes, I went I went down there. It was a month ago. >> Month ago. I'll be there. >> So, the trailer and the truck were there for a month. >> Correct. >> They Okay. >> When did you fly out there? I flew out there. Let me see. You care if I uh open the driver's door. I flew out there. >> Yeah, it's cheap. >> All right. >> I'm on a budget. I flew out there on Saturday. >> You said you own. How many trucks you got? >> Got it. >> So, you flew out there on Sunday? So, you were there for almost a week? Okay. Where'd you stay at on this? >> I stayed at College Station. >> Oh, why? >> Station Hotel Vegas strip or something? >> No, there's because I had to uh they had truck. >> Okay. So, they had trucking there. So, it wasn't broke. >> Okay. Sorry. I'll go back a second cuz I'm I'm definitely kind of stepping over what he's his answer is now. But remember, he say he's from Ohio, but then he say he was staying in Vegas. They asked when did you get to Vegas or when were you leave? Blah blah blah. And the way he answered it, they were like, you you would have already been here. Like his dates were so bad. Like it would it's so bad. I encourage y'all I know I'm sitting here talking over this one, but I do encourage you to go back with the link in the description box and listen to his story with, you know, without me interrupting just so you can hear how bad it honestly is. It's It makes no sense. I can't I can't keep up with people like that be all over the place like this >> in Vegas or something? >> No, I think I had to uh they had truck. >> Okay. So, they had truck parking there. So, it wasn't broke down anymore. >> Picked it up on on Sunday. >> You picked it up on Sunday. So, why were you there so long? >> Wasn't there so long? >> Yeah. >> Because I didn't I end up staying down there with my wife. >> Oh, where's she at? She flew back home one on uh flew back home. >> So you flew out on Sunday and you had the truck and trailer on Sunday. >> Y get a load. >> Couldn't get a load. >> All right, let's head back here. We'll check everything out. Okay. >> The door's locked. >> The passenger door should be open. >> Okay. >> Who's that? >> Let's do um >> You don't have any guns or knives on. >> Can I check you for weapons? I'll have you set your stuff up here. >> That's your pump. Does it come out? Yeah, you just hold on to that. Okay. >> That just uh card. >> Spread your feet out a little bit for me. >> You're good. >> All right. Nothing else. You're You're good. You don't have to switch. Grab your stuff. I'm going to move some stuff here. I'm going to have you have a seat over here while we go over all your paperwork and stuff. All right. Yeah, you can have a seat, boss. Real >> sweaty, man. Little hot. Get in there. You're not. >> He's jumpy, jittery, and now they pointed out you're a little sweaty there. They don't even need any more reason, but he keeps giving it to them. Not you being sweaty, too. And like uh who he hanging on to that flat soda is hilarious. Gwen >> in the back or anything. I'm just going to shut this so I can talk to you. Okay. Yeah. This a huge problem. Okay. Get my lunch bucket out of your way. >> Okay. >> So, what day did you pick this up? >> I picked it up on Thursday. >> That would be the first. >> Yep. >> Okay. First. It doesn't say like a time. This is your signature, right? Yes, sir. You said that. >> Whose handwriting is this? That's theirs. >> Who's they? >> Just met the company from >> So, they didn't do like an out number, nothing like that. >> They just basically check the seal and all. And uh this is where I'm going to Okay. >> And uh let me show you. >> No, it's okay. >> I can show you. >> I'm just trying to figure it out cuz this is this is actually a copy. >> Let me show you my billing lady. Uh where's my phone? >> This is the bill lady. >> I mean the phone. Where I do my phone? >> I don't know. You had it. Uh, let me show you. I don't know what you do with it. >> So, so what I'm saying is is this is actually >> I'll show you real quick, boss man, so I don't you don't think I'm >> You still on the phone? You facetiming? >> No, sir. No, sir. No, sir. >> I don't care. I mean, I'm recording everything we're doing, too. >> Who put the seal on there? >> They did. >> Why didn't they write a seal number on this? >> I >> Is that the seal? No signature, no seal number. Horrible timeline on when he got there, where he was staying before he got to this point. >> Number. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I get you this right here. Here's my boat right there, boss. RP is going to be Henry Queen. >> Does it make more sense now, boss? >> I just don't this thing. That's generic. >> That's what they gave me, boss man. >> No, it don't make more sense. It don't make sense to YOU, WHICH IS WHY you couldn't answer him. You like, "Let me go back and get this. Let me grab this." He was like, "Uh, did he say let me get the bill of lighting or something?" him or something. He was like, "I'm holding that right now." "Oh, no. I mean, let me get my phone. Let me It don't make sense to you." So, how is it going to make sense to him with your bad falsifying documents? >> No, I just told him long as they gave me something so I can get paid for it. >> Okay. Your plates are expired. They expired two days ago. >> You're driving out of your lane. You're speeding a little bit. >> I was only going four miles over the speed limit. >> Driving out of your lane is already a huge one cuz you're in a semi. That's very very dangerous for you to be doing. Speeding four miles an hour. We'll see if the cop answers that about why that is so suspicious cuz them you know them truckers be speeding too. They be they be ready to pass people too. Um and then of course bad tags before they even could see the paperwork. They already saw that. >> Oh, and then he pulled over and it's like why you pulling over and oh my wheels wobbling. My wheels wobbling. You used to be able to drive 55. Now you're allowed to drive 70. You were allowed to go 65. Now you're >> It's not going to be a ticket. I can stop you for it. >> Oh, no. I get I get you lost. >> Especially in a big truck. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> So, that's uh that's what we're going to do. Okay. >> Um that's that's where we're at. We're going to do some checking. Okay. >> Okay. Um let me ask you a question. Do you have any issues if uh I want to look in your truck, search it? >> I would like a warrant if I mean I don't have no >> a warrant. >> Yeah, I wouldn't have. >> So you don't want to give me consent to search? >> No. I mean the dog didn't show us say anything. I didn't >> Well, the dog did. So we I mean I still ask everybody if we can search. Okay. Uh but we're going to search. Okay. Make sure you don't have anything you shouldn't have. No problem. >> Um at this point you're not under arrest. You're getting a warning for everything as long as I can verify what you're telling me and there's nothing in there shouldn't be in there. But right now, you're not free to leave. Okay? So, I'm going advise you of your rights. All right? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can maybe against you in court. You have the right to an attorney. If you can't afford one, we provide to no cost. You have the right to have an attorney present. Before we ask you any questions, then you can stop answering my questions anytime. Talk to attorney. Okay. Okay. >> You understand all that? >> Yes, sir. >> Any questions? >> I'm sorry. >> All right. We're going to search your stuff. Uh, like I said, some of this isn't really making a lot of sense to me. Um, so we're going to check make sure. Have you ever been arrested before? >> Uh, once. >> What for? >> Um, and um for what conflict with me and my ex-wife got into an argument. >> Okay. Where's the key to that lock? So, you've never been arrested for like drug, drugs, guns, violence, nothing like that? >> Okay. >> Well, it's a new day. It's a brand new day cuz it's about to be on your record now. >> Um, okay. >> Oh, excuse me. Never. No, sir. >> Okay. Um, where's the lock? The key >> is inside the >> is in the cup holder. >> In the cup holder. Mhm. Candace, he must be new. He didn't get the proper trafficking training yet. Candace, were you in here to know the amount of of what they're about to find? like the dollar value worth. Were you in here yet to hear that? Because somebody else is going to get got because of picking him. They're going to get got >> um he said uh what I'm going to do is I'm going to put him back here. Let him relax a little bit. >> Um the key to locks in the couple. Okay. All right. >> All right. Bear with me. Okay. I might have you have a seat belt here. Okay. >> Oh, the back is good. >> Yeah. While we check everything. Hey, why don't you put him with Tim? >> You want to talk to him a little about some of that stuff while we check it real quick? Pull it out. I've got 30. Yeah, he's good. >> This is a huge problem. Everything he saves a lot. We're good. I'm just going to stay off. Uh, dude, his story is so bad. Dude, I was behind him >> and he slammed his brakes in the middle lane, jumped over to the right lane and I got over here to get behind him and he was already hauling six pallets of Home Depot fans. >> I'm not going to start on the trailer. Yeah, I saw that when I was talking to you. It's locked. >> Well, it's just asking where the lock key is. >> Can you feel it's in it? I'm going to go open that trailer. After conducting a full search of the trailer, officers uncovered 300 lb of methamphetamine, 18 lb of cocaine, and 30 lb of marijuana. a combined estimated value of over $14 million. The routine stop instantly escalated into one of the largest drug interdictions Ohio has ever reported. He didn't even have decoys in the trailer. It was just the drugs. Usually you got to you got to make your way through some things. You got, you know, the toilet papers or something. You know, you're headed to Home Depot. You're supposed to have something else in this truck. They didn't even have to work for it. They open the lock and there you go. I I cannot come back here. >> Huh? >> In there. >> I couldn't hear. How do you think I'm on the right channel? That's a lot. >> The suspect was arrested and charged with trafficking, aggravated possession, and bulk amount drug trafficking. The case remains open and pending in Ohio's court system. >> I ain't even never heard of bulk amount. I ain't even heard that as a charge before. Child, they picked a $14 drug dealer to transport $14 million worth of drugs. Oh, you Oh, yeah. So, I was like, why the trailer so empty? This is so stupid. So, you know, he would his waist station like you said you were going to Home Depot. That should be like a lot of weight. Like what y'all said, he probably avoided the way stations and crazy. Just poor planning. Poor planning. The first thing you should know, cuz I've seen these state cops or state troopers ask this question over and over. Where you coming from? How long you been on the road? Where you headed to. You should at least have those down. It wasn't going to help him, but he didn't even try. Just low effort. Right. Right. Did they say his full name? because they'll redact the person's name a lot of times. Um, I'll try to find it though. Let me see. Ohio's cuz if that was a Ohio's largest bust and it was in 2024, they at least probably keep it up with it in Ohio news. That's how I'm checking. Let me see here. They also found fno pills and powder. Um, oh, they talking about I don't care about everybody. I just want to know about this one. I just I just see it leading back to the video. Let me try drug bust 14 million. Let me see if y'all find it. Let me know. And let me know if you see his his sentencing or his court date or whatever. It keeps saying the investigations are ongoing. That's what it's saying. And then it goes back to the YouTube video that we already watched. Yeah. I don't see any 2025 updates. It's all 2024. Wow. Though. Wow. That's where we're ending cuz I was like, we have to end on a large dollar amount. That was crazy. The people who hired him are probably green. Not going to hold you. It's a scary possibility how he made his money to buy that truck and trailer. Yeah. I wonder how long was he doing it. Was he more legit? He He probably just got in there cuz you got expired tags. To me, that tells me your funds been low cuz you should be taking care of that. And And you're very likely to get stopped with expired tags on a a truck. Wow. All right, y'all. I'm going to try to get a live stream together for legal at some point. It's kind of a Tik Tok thing, but um this girl was beat up. She didn't do, from what I saw, she didn't do nothing to these people. But she was beat up by this guy and the and the girlfriend was goating him on to keep like choking her and stuff like that. So, I'm trying to get a quick live stream together about that one um in case you head over there at some point. But yeah, that was it on this one. That was a lot. But y'all, you know, you sent me a lot of these. He might have been forced. He might have been Candace cuz that was bad. But okay y'all, I will see you soon. Um, possibly we could have some more Jarvis Butts case uh today with the pre-trial, the witnesses. We don't know. We'll see. All right. Talk to y'all later. Bye.