Heat up [Music] here. about coming in start people. Okay. And this minute and I uh I'm dead in the water. I run but I transfer. Oh, okay. And then we're got the uh give me Oh, okay. How you doing, sir? Very well. Good. Uh with there's just a young lady that was just walking on the highway. They tried to get on the bus and she was really drunk. Okay. Washington State. She's just right over there. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. There was a lot of feedback noise at 835 North Opal Street. Be advised that there are four parking spots behind the resident and the spot that's normally his has a vehicle in it that no one's seen before. Copy. [Music] 453 with one female le and Bena 223. [Music] How are you? Can I just Can I Can I Am I I'm so sorry. Am I allowed to cry? Sure. I just want to call my boyfriend. I just want to go home. Oh, okay. Do you have a phone with you? Yes. No. Oh, okay. Where's home? California. Not a good number. I I just want to go home. Okay. But I know the way home. So, how can I help you now? I know it though. Okay. I know home. So, I I need you to answer one question at a time for me. So, uh what address are you going to? 425. I know it though. Okay. I know that sounds like a dumbass question, but I do know it. I promise you. Cool. Uh where are you coming from? Northeast. Well, campus. Okay. But I know my way home. Okay. Can I get your name? Warren. L A U R E N last name. Okay, that's it. And what's your date of birth? Can I be honest with you? Sure. I just want to go home. Okay. My boyfriend, first of all, gone. Okay. But I know he Oh, it's his first time in Pullman, so I'm scared. I'm going to be honest with you. Okay. Can I say this? Yes. My dad firefighter. Okay. Where I trust Okay. I trust Pullman SL. So, you said 425 campus is your 425. 425. Wait, can I ask something first? I'm so sorry. I don't know if I'm allowed this. Am I allowed? Am I getting in trouble for saying Majis? No. Okay. 425. 425. I just My boyfriend's never been here and I just want my boyfriend and I want to make sure he's okay. I'm going to go home. Do you know where he is? No. What's your phone number? Okay. So, how old are you? 20. Okay. Um, so here's the problem. You're going completely the wrong way. I know. I'm trying to find my boyfriend. He's 22, legal age. I'm just trying. So where where do you think he is? That way. Why did you try to get on the bus? I didn't. Okay. My home's that way. Right. So why would the UCLA people tell me that you tried to get on the bus? I didn't. My home I I promise you my home's that way. I wouldn't get on a bus cuz my home is that way. Yeah, but you're walking the other way. So, I'm trying to find my I'm trying to find my boyfriend. I promise. So, where do you think he is? I I can guarantee you 425 northeast that way. I know that. Okay. I'm trying to find a boyfriend from What's Avenue? My address. Okay. You just told me it was street. 425 northeast is about three blocks that way yesterday. Yeah. A little further than that. And you're going the wrong way and you're lost and you're by yourself. So for your own safety, you are under arrest for being a minor in a public place exhibiting the effects of having consumed liquor. So just relax. I'm going to put handcuffs on you. So, do you have any idea with you at all? May I check? Just hold still for me for a second. Okay. So, uh because you are under arrest, I'm going to advise you your constitutional rights. You do have the right to remain silent. You also have the right to an attorney and to have an attorney present before during any questioning or the making of any statements if you so desire. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed by the court without cost to you. Do you understand your rights? Mhm. Uh I also need to let you know that you're being audio and video recorded and it's 10:38 p.m. on September 21st, 2019. So let's walk towards my car, please. Thank you. So, um, you haven't really done anything dangerous. I'm just concerned about your safety cuz you're going the wrong way and you can't really explain to me where you're going. So, part of the reason why you're under arrest is because I don't want you to get hurt. No. May I ask a question? I'm so sorry. I just want to keep walking to the back tire right there. Okay. Face the car. Turn and face the car, please. Spray your feet a little bit. Four, five, three. Got it. I have one in custody at this location for alcohol offense. Also, unrelated, there's a UCLA bus broken down on the Viad. Okay. Do you have anything in your pockets at all? No. Okay. So, I'm going to be checking real quick. Yep. Go for it. They may need traffic control. They have help on route. Face the vehicle and don't move. So, I'll move around you. I should help you. Yep. No, that's fine. You got a lot of pockets here. I have like seven. Go for it. Check them all. I'm so sorry. So, just don't move. Yes, sir. Perfect. So, nothing at all. No ID, no phone. I have a phone. What? I'm not finding it. Where would it be? Can I reach? Yep. Yep. I would pronounce it. Okay. Let me reach the other pocket. Yep. Yeah. Okay. Nope. All right. Okay. Okay. Carefully get in and have a seat. I'm just going to make sure you don't hit your head. And then I'll put the seat belt on here. So this one is going to kind of come up high towards your shoulder. Okay. And then this one's just for your lap here. So sit normal. Uh yeah, just try to sit back in your seat if you can. Uh if you want to shift a little bit to your Yep. There we go. Thank you. Uh, so without your phone, do you know your boyfriend's phone number? Yes. Yes. What's his phone number? It's an LA number. And what's his name? Buster. B U S T E R. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. [Music] 2241 home 453 name California. Go ahead. Spelling of last is female California. 453. There is no return through California. I got a different hit. Do you have I do not. Copy. Hing 453. 453. Standby. Break out of the unit. 43. Go ahead. That's the name I was given for the female in custody. I'm in route to the station. Starting mileage zero. 22 43 [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] 453 informationational she's not mobile tonight and I don't see her in there either. [Music] Copy. Thanks 44 station 224 home 464 at Martin Stadium for a minute 22 44 [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Pullman 458 23 45 home 453. Arriving at the station. Ending mileage 0.7. [Applause] Okay, give me a second to get your seat belts off here. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. If you want to step this way and through this door. Mhm. And then if you turn to the wall on your right here, I'll get the next door. So over here. Sorry. Yep. This way. Yep. You're good. Sorry. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. Come on down here. So, if you want to stand right here, spread your feet a little bit and don't move. So, I just need to check your boots real quick. Make sure there's nothing in there. No knives or anything. Yep. [Applause] Okay. I'm going to take the handcuffs off and then you can sit in the brown chair right there. Perfect. Thank you. Oh, sorry. You're good. There we go. Go ahead. [Applause] So, uh, if you could put all your jewelry in this bin, please. Oh, I'm so sorry. Question. Sure. Is there any chance I can get a tissue? Yes, absolutely. Sorry, my nose is running. Thank you. You're good. And there's a trash can here, too. Okay. So, my dispatcher had trouble getting a driver's return on your name. So, is your driver's license through California? I don't have it with me, but yes. Okay. Mhm. Uh, spell your last name for me again. D. D. Okay. Mhm. Uh, do you have a middle initial? And so, your first name is Lauren? Yes. L A U R E N N. Correct. Two N. And what's that? Two N's. Two N. Sorry. Okay. Not trying to. So E N. Yes. Okay. Mhm. And then date of birth is 99. Yep. Okay. Uh so I need you to put your shoes in here as well, please. Do not? No, just shoes. So, I got a different spelling. Do you want to see if you can run and attach that? Yes. It's usually um mispronounced. No, I was talking to her. Sorry. I'm so sorry. No worries. Okay. And so you're at 425 Street. Yes, sir. All right. And so your cell phone number is 91. That's correct. That's an LA number. Yep. Yep. My brother and his family are in the LA area. Um awful area. I prefer How do you say that? I prefer to be up here. Oh yeah. Awful area. So geographically, where were you born? Um, northeast LA. Okay. So, citywise, Burink. Okay. B U R B A N K. Yes. Okay. Mhm. Uh, current height and weight 57 150. And your eyes are greenish. Sorry, I don't have a color. Green, blue, whatever you choose. So, how long ago did you last see your boyfriend? Um, a year ago. Oh, did you see him tonight at all? Yes, a year ago. He visited What's today? the 20 whatever today is. He came in today. I'm so sorry. Okay. I'm trying to help as much as I can. So, he was here today. Yes. And then you um at what what caused you to be concerned about where he was at? He doesn't go here, right? But you were looking for him, correct? Right now, right? Like 20 minutes ago, right? Trying to find him. Right. So why that's it? I was just trying to find him. So at the gates for trying to find How how long ago did you see him? Or 10 minutes ago. Okay. At the max. Like five minutes ago at the least, I promise you. Okay. At the like north gate right here. Right. Yeah. North. Oh, how much? So, you have three rings here. Yes. Okay. Two on the left, one on the right. Okay. Uh and then your metal bracelet as well, please. One on the left. Sorry. Okay. And And then one necklace. So, I'll I'll let you. So, so hold on. Five together. So, yeah, you can leave the necklace on. There's nothing big on it, so it's fine. And then three rings. One. Thank you. Okay. So, um, this is just a inventory of the things that we're holding for you. So, you got the bracelet, three rings, and your boots. And I might have a credit card on me. Okay. I didn't find one, but let me know. And my phone's not there. Uh, so if you can sign there just saying that this inventory is accurate. Perfect. Do you have any idea how much you had to drink today? I had like three drinks. Okay. My AD is out there. That's not on me. Sorry, your ID. My ID. Oh, I have a California ID on me and then but with my boyfriend. Sorry. So, how do you pronounce your last name? Okay. [Applause] Let's see here. Okay. Uh, so you're going to be here for at least a few hours, unfortunately. So, if you could step in here. Uh, would you like a blanket? It can get pretty cold in here. Can I Weird question. Sure. Can I have my shoes? No. Sorry. You're fine. Uh, but I'll grab a blanket for you just in case. Thank you, sir. There you go. Thank you. Um I don't I'm I'm just going to ask um because I don't know my right here. Um may I ask what I did wrong? So the my biggest concern is for your safety and then the law violation is you're under 21 and you're really intoxicated in a public place. Okay. So minor intoxicated in public is the only law violation. Thank you sir. Thank you. Thank you. [Applause] I [Applause] [Applause] [Music] Hello. Hello, sir. How you feeling? I just want my bed. What's up? I just want my bed. Oh, okay. If you could come out here, please. Okay. So, I need to get your photograph and fingerprints. Uh, if you want to stand in front of that blue wall. No. Uh, do you know where you're at right now? I do. Okay. Do you remember what happened earlier? I do. Oh, okay. Uh, so if you could just stand there and look straight towards the camera and stay in that same position. Just turn your head to your right, please. Yep. Thank you. Mhm. May I use this hand? Yes. Thank you. We got cut. So, if you could come on over here. Yes. Uh, need to get your fingerprints. So, if you want to step back just a little bit. We're going to start with your four fingers of your right hand in the middle of that screen. Yeah. Yep. Push down. Okay. And then your thumb right in the center. I know. Yep. Okay. And then I'm going to be helping you here real quick cuz we're just going to touch and roll with each one. So, you don't need to help me at all. It's just like that. So, Buster said you took off from the football game and he couldn't find you. Oh, yep. Do you have any idea why you left? Um, can I be honest with you? Sure. A 40-year-old dad was being an asshole. Oh, okay. I was like not having it for no reason. All All four. All four right in the center. And just relax for a second. Just relax. I know. Just do it. Um, yeah. Dad was was being like an asshole for no reason. I was like, "Dude, you're 40 years old. Why are you like fucked up and yelling at me right now? I don't deserve this. Please be nice and not and respectful. That's all I asked for. And then his wife was like, "I'm so sorry. My husband's being a dick." And I was like, "Thank you. It's fine. I don't I Hey, everyone's a dick sometimes. Like, I don't." And then they left. And then during that time, I lost my boyfriend. And that's So, do you have any idea where why you went where you went to find him? Right. But if you're at the football game, so I understand what you're saying. It just doesn't make sense from the point of view of being eight blocks away from the football game going he's never been here before. Sorry. Right. I never added that cuz I was trying to find I didn't know where he was. Right. So I just wand wandering down random streets in Pullman in the middle of the night is not going to find him. So he he was he said that you went into a building to use the restroom and then you were gone and he was still at the football game. I was just scared for him. I'm sorry. So, if you want to have a seat in that brown chair, I'll be right with you. So, I just uh I understand what you're saying. Uh you don't really need to apologize. I just think uh some of your decisions weren't really logical. Probably because of intoxication. Okay. I'm sorry. So, do you remember trying to get on the UCLA bus? No. Okay. cuz that's the only reason I found you is cuz the UCLA people pointed you out. Okay. Thank you. Uh so here's my card. Um I'm not seeing any indication you've ever been arrested before. Never in my life. And when do you turn 21? Okay. Um, so if you would have been 21 years of age or older, I would have had some real tough decisions to make because I might have had to take you to the hospital just because you were heading in a bad direction. And so I believe you about the 40-year-old. I believe you about why you were moving, but you were just not moving in a safe direction. Understandable. Oh, my my father's a firefighter. I I get you. I'm just going to say that on the way there. Oh, so there's the case number. Uh so my report's going to go to the prosecutor. Okay. Uh because you've never been arrested before, uh you're eligible for a diversion program, so they can tell you the details, but if you pay a fee, take a class, do some things for them, then you never have a criminal charge. Correct. Um so I don't know all the details for that, which is why I gave you their phone number. uh they're not going to get my report for probably a week, but if you they might reach out to you by mail or if you reach out to them in about two weeks, uh you should be able to get that figured out. Correct. Uh so that's for you. And uh so Rachel, the lady at our desk, can help you with this, but uh Buster is waiting for your phone call. He stopped by here earlier. Okay. And here's your things. I just need your things on. Yep. I just need your signature saying you got those things back. Thank you. [Music] So, um, all night you've been very polite with me and I appreciate that. I just I am I was very concerned for your safety and about what you were going to do next. I appreciate your concern. Seriously, thank you. I'm seriously not being a dick. No worries. Thank you. So, you got some stuff in there. That goes. Thank you. So, I would uh encourage you not to drink that much in the future. Uh and you probably don't need that, do you? Nope. Know that number. So, um you are free to go. Okay. The door with no window, you hear a clicking sound and then you push on that and you've got the card that I gave you. Sure. I have it just in case, but I believe it could smell good. Perfect. Thank you. Thank you. Have a good night, sir. [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music]