Your kid was gone for 10 minutes and you didn't know. This is disgusting. I'm not go I'm not coming in here. >> Not twice in a week. >> You're the one that kicked your daughter out the one night. >> This has been nonstop since you've had your kids back. >> On November 18th, 2024, officers responded to a motel following a report of a woman asleep while her young family member was seen running around the parking lot unsupervised. I'm Jack and this is Unpopular. >> How's it going, guys? Where's this child at? >> He's in room 225. >> How long uh was >> Yeah. How long How long was >> Took forever to wake her up again? >> That's her. It's you. >> Yeah, she was. >> Come on down there. Come on. Let's go. >> She was at her floor. >> Who? Where's the kid at? >> 225. Okay. Mine. >> Okay. How long? >> How long was the kid out here for? >> For about 10 minutes. >> All right. Your kid was gone for 10 minutes. And you didn't know? >> No, I didn't. The door was locked. >> Where's the kid at? >> Here. He's falling. >> I DON'T WANT TO REST, DUDE. He's >> How old is he? >> He's four. >> Your four-year-old was out here running around for 10 minutes and he was in here sleeping. >> I didn't. He was by THE DOOR WHEN I FELL ASLEEP. Come here. I'll show you. >> You [clears throat] work? >> He was right by the door. >> Where you work at? >> I do door dash every day. I pay for this room every day. >> What time? What time do you door dash? >> I do it all day long and I take a break when he come. You can come in the room. >> This is disgusting. I'm not go I'm not coming in here. You >> have to sweep in. No, this is it's nasty and it stinks. >> It's because of any >> This is disgusting. >> It's clean every day. >> Probably cuz I just used the bathroom. I do. I am. My room is clean. I'm cleaning it. >> My room to play. >> My room is clean. You should have seen my trailer. My trailer was worse than this. My room is cleaned every day. I do work. I work all day. I do all day long. >> This is disgusting. takes a poop. I haven't had >> Not just not a poop smell. This not >> farted when I walked in the room. >> The room is dirty. >> It's fine. They just got out of my life. >> I bet there's probably a reason why. >> NO, CUZ MY TRAILER WAS A MESS. I'm not the reason why this looks like this. I'm not the only person. >> Well, all I hear so far, and I've been here a total of about a minute, is the blame game. >> I'm not the only person that lives in this place. I'm not the only person that lives in the trailer. I'm not the only person to take care of him. I'm trying to >> I just said you're here now, right? Okay. So, he's your responsibility. >> Guys, I'm just trying to relax. She needs the cops. She wants to fight with me all the time. She doesn't like me. That's why she called the cops. >> Well, no, because your son got out and ran around. >> Yeah, she's always fighting with me. She wanted to fight with me about my daughter. >> Okay. Well, I'm not worried about that today. I'm worried about him. >> He's dying. >> I got him. Please don't comment on me. >> Yes, absolutely. I wouldn't grab him from school cuz I couldn't get him awake cuz he fell asleep when he got he got to school. He's possibly autistic. >> Okay. >> But the door was locked and pulled it open. We can't get a lock until Thursday. Wednesday cuz he was paid Wednesday. >> So then don't you think that you should be up watching him? >> I didn't mean to fall asleep. >> Not twice in a week. >> I'm not going to do that. >> Can you not hold his hand and walk to your car at the same time and get it? Are you not capable of that? >> Yes, I am very capable, sir. >> Okay. Well, obviously you just asked me >> how you were going to do that. Who all lives in the room? So, it's just you, your husband, and >> was my daughter, but my daughter was kicked out. She's in the hospital right now. >> How old is she? >> 17. >> Oh. >> Oh my god. Honey. Oh, Lord. You're good. >> You know that me off my head, my feet. >> The pinky toe. Hitting the pinky toe when it work. >> I wasn't shutting it on you. >> I want to put stick. >> Wait, you got some clothes? You're the one that kicked your daughter out the one night. >> Luckily, the door shut. She was unable to make it back into the room. Okay. >> Yes. I didn't kick her out. He should wait on her. >> He's the one that doesn't like her. >> Okay. So, you don't even want to be a parent. >> I do want >> That's fine. We'll We'll get somebody watch your kids. Um, >> what's going on with his diaper? Does he need another diaper? >> No, we're just >> We'll get clothes on them. >> I want to be a parent. >> Get some clothes on them. It don't look like it. You got your four-year-old out here running around in the parking lot. No. >> Hey, buddy. >> Hey. Hey. >> And you can't you can't even control him. He's out here running around in the parking lot. >> Come here. Come here. >> Daddy's almost too. >> Shoes, socks. What? Like, what are we doing? >> Get shoes and socks on them. >> I don't know what the other one is. >> Find it. Look, >> dude. You have been my whole life. >> Did you just your whole life? >> Yeah. >> You'd think you'd want to be better and take care of your kids then. >> Okay. I hate my >> Get shoes on them. Get shoes on them. Get shoes on them. Hey, buddy. You want to sit in the back of the car? You want to sit back in the police car? >> I got What's going on? What's going on? >> What is it? [crying] >> What's going on? >> Well, we'll figure out here in a minute. >> We We called CPS. CPS has to get involved cuz you can't watch a kid or take care of your kid. I can't. No, you can't. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, I can. It was an accident. >> If it was an accident, would I mean, it happened last week. >> I LOOKED AT HIM AND HE WAS SITTING BY THE DOOR. >> WELL, you got to be able to control your kid, and you can't, obviously. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you cannot. >> Yes, I can. He has health problems, too. He has health problems. >> So, let him run around, run around in the field, in the parking lot where cars are driving around. >> My thing is, WHY DID HE CALL MY HUSBAND when he got out? And my daughter, >> you know what day that was, Nick? >> Do you remember what day that was? >> Did you call, Carrie? >> Yeah, >> I called today. >> Who called the other day? Do you know? >> Johnny Wednesday. >> Yeah. Okay. And I know when we left, Charlie told dispatch over radio that she was told what the officers were next time we came out here. >> I don't know if they long been there. >> He was almost to that building over there when we got here. >> I saw here running. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I don't anything, but I did leave my phone number just in case. I don't know if this crap, >> honey. I got four babies in none of them. They were very explored though, too. >> How many times? >> But we made sure there was out there. >> They've got little [music] locks. >> Did you find a coral fairy? once. >> Well, I appreciate you assuming all >> everybody around [clears throat] here was like watching where he was going, >> right? >> You know, because um they told us, you know, just call >> how many times, right? >> This has been Today is number eight and I'm not playing with you. This started right around the time they put that on. >> You know, I've been stuck here for 2 years. I've been stuck in this place for 2 years. They're great. They're playing basketball and it's working on >> Is he working? >> Yeah. All he's down at the He's down there right now. Damn it. Really? >> Yes. So, you're familiar? >> Yeah, we know Sherry very well. Sherry Showwater. >> I guess it took them about 10 minutes and they yelled at her five times through the window for her to wake up. >> How old are you, ma'am? >> 38. >> 38. You used to live in Bloomingberg. >> What brought you here? >> She condemned our trailer cuz it was a nasty mess. >> Was it nasty? >> Nasty. >> Not surprising. This is on its way. This it stinks and it's disgusting. >> Did you live here? >> No. She has a daughter, too. He kicked out in the middle of the night. >> All right. >> Sherry, where's his dad at? >> He's at work right now. >> What? >> I don't want to go to >> Sherry. My god. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> This has been nonstop since you've had your kids back. >> I don't HAVE MY DAUGHTER. MY DAUGHTER WHERE'S THE HOSPITAL? She might get sleep here by the owner >> because she was sleeping with the Hispanic men around here. >> YEAH. AND MY MOM SAID, "I HAVE NO SAY OVER IT." >> But you were in charge of her. So you didn't know as a 17-year-old, she was sleeping with the men. >> I didn't I >> Hey, remember what we just talked about is >> I'm not always. So, where's dad? >> I have to go get his suit. >> Please. >> I don't have any stuff. >> How can he get out when he's in a room that's 250 ft? >> This door does come open last night. >> But where are you? >> I was right by the door. >> THEY SAID IT took them four times to knock on your door. >> I worked, you know, I work all day long. I TOLD YOU THIS WHEN you guys was 2:00 in the afternoon. I'M DONE WITH THE EXCUSES. I'M I'M TRYING TO CAN I EXPLAIN, PLEASE? >> YOU DOOR DASH DURING THE DAY. >> YOU DON'T NEED TO BE SLEEPING at 1:00 in the afternoon. >> Well, I need you to call for the his >> Did you tell him that you're going to jail? >> I GO TO JAIL, PLEASE. >> YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL? >> I can't afford it. I can't go to jail. >> Would your mom take him? >> No. SHE JUST WANTS TO PLAY. SO, what about your grandparents that live over on Jameson Road? >> No, he has a a dog that is violent. >> Okay. Well, then he's going into foster care. So, you either give me a name or a family member or I'm putting them into foster care. Like, those are your only options. >> His dad work right now. >> Then you I would suggest you call his works. >> You're making the situation so much worse. >> He's crying. >> I know. So be be a mom and in and cover it. >> I DON'T WANT TO PUT YOU IN the room. >> So what's going to happen tomorrow while your husband's or while your boyfriend's at work? Sherry, do you trust him with Alan without you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So you don't trust him without you? So then what do you suggest we do? We're just going to leave him here and hope that >> Please don't take me. I take him to school and everything else. >> Where do you take him to school at? >> Well, somebody's going to have to take him tomorrow. Please don't take Ashley, please. >> I'm not taking anymore. >> Please. I can't afford to go to jail. >> Sherry. Gosh, stop. >> Cedric already got orders from a sergeant. Hi. >> I'm Ashley Ward from Children's Services. We were called out here because this happened multiple times. >> If I'm here, why are you taking him? >> I'm not taking him. >> We should be. We should be taking him. >> Believe. Hey, I was at work. >> Come on. Come on. >> Give him the boy and then Come on, let's go. >> Just do it. You're going to have to >> step on out here. It's nasty in there. I'm not going in there. Come on. >> Come on, Richard. So, listen. He gave you the walk order. If you don't come here right now, we'll rest for a moment. >> She's coming. She's putting her flip flops on. >> All right. Come on. >> She's putting her shoes on. >> Okay. >> Come here. I get it. I get it. I get it. >> I know. >> Pull your pants up. Let's go. I know. >> To the car. This way. This way. This way. Why does these people got to sit down here and stare at me? >> They can sit out here if they want. We're going to do in the front. All right. Cuz I don't want >> What do you got on you? Your phone. That's it. That's my phone. The woman was charged with endangerment.