Do you know what month it is? >> Got hurt. >> You don't know how to spell your middle name. This is not what marijuana or alcohol does. Officers found this in plain sight. >> I'm not a criminal. >> This is not normal kid stuff. Okay. >> The BB gun sitting inside of my little um jeep. >> Do you normally keep large knives in his room? >> He's got scabs all over his body. >> On [snorts] February 14th, 2025, officers responded to a residence following a report of an incident at a home where illegal substances were present while young family members were inside. Does >> he have medical issues? But you know, >> never been diagnosed with anything. >> Okay. >> No, but uh today he was he's telling me that he couldn't see straight. He got having problems with depth perception and he was seeing like shadows in front of his eyes or something. And that's the first time he's ever said anything like that. He had >> just today. >> Is he on medications or anything like that? >> No. >> Alcohol, anything like that today? I haven't seen him drinking today, but I know he has. I mean, not today. As far as I know, I can't smoke. >> But he doesn't have like problems with or alcohol that you know >> of the ordinary. >> Yeah. I'm not trying to get him in trouble. I just want to make sure he's >> complaining that he couldn't see straight. And I was like, I looked like he was having a dog or anything. guest room. >> Yeah. Okay. >> There we are. >> All right. In the bathroom. Small little hallway. >> Walk out here and sit down. >> How old is he? >> 19. >> Has he been to the doctor the last couple years? >> Had a checkup or anything other than broken arm a couple years ago. I had no idea what that was coming out of. I was like, what? >> Has he been acting normal? >> No. Today he was complaining that he couldn't see straight and he had he was having trouble with perception and then he relaxed maybe half an hour or so before that. So, no idea about what could have caused this. So, >> no, he just told me that he was seeing things when he his vision was off. >> Is he a diabetic? >> No, he's never been diagnosed with anything. I've been trying to encourage him to eat more and eat healthy and drink water. >> Where's he been all day? >> He's been here all day. As far as I know, we slept late and got up high around noon. And there was one timeless public when I was a kid. I had dragged too much and fell over and had So, did you hear him close in the bathroom? >> Yeah, it was a big loud thud and I said, "Are you okay?" And then >> there's going to take your temperature in your ear. >> I can't find anything. It's just all Looks like it's coming up to 99.9. Okay. >> He's tacky. 118 93%. >> Hey Daniel, do you know where you are right now? >> Where you are? Where are you? >> Your house. Perfect. Do you know what month it is? >> Do you mind if I look in the bathroom where you got hurt? >> You don't remember what month? Okay. Uh, do you know what town we're in? >> It's more than >> What' you say? >> It's yours. Didn't does he have a cell phone? >> No, >> he doesn't have a phone. >> He just uses my own phone. >> Okay. Sick or anything? >> So, he doesn't have a phone number. >> You fell forward and hit your face. Have any pain anywhere about dizziness? >> What's your middle name? >> It's spelled funny. >> I never spell it. >> You don't know how to spell your middle name? >> It's a weird weird spelling. I don't know how to spell it. A C H or something like >> Is it on your driver's license? >> Yeah. You want my driver's license? >> If you have it, I'll take it. Sure. Does he work or do anything like that? Does he have a job? >> He's just started at the new Pizza Hut. >> New Pizza Hut. Nice. So, I want you to be real straight with me. You clearly he's using something. Do you know what it is? >> I haven't seen him do anything. >> I'm not asking if you've seen anything. What do you know him be using in the past? >> That's it. He's not taking like pills like or anything like that that you know of. >> Okay. I'm not Listen, not here to get him in trouble right now. He needs medical care and that's important for them. Okay. >> I really do. >> Okay. >> And he's not getting in trouble with me by any means. >> I'm asking this because it's important for his safety, right? >> This is not what or alcohol does. Okay. >> Okay. So, you think that he's maybe been doing something besides those two things. And how long have you been worried about that? >> Gosh. Okay. Has he gotten in trouble in school because of it or anything like that? >> He quit school. Okay. So, he didn't graduate from Adel then. >> Okay. Do you have any suspicions of what it could be? >> Okay. Have you found it in the house by chance? >> I would never I would freak out if I [snorts] >> So, I never really cared about them. You know, not as bad as those other things. But I is he is dad involved in it or >> Oh, he's not involved in our life >> at all. Okay. So, he wouldn't be getting it from dad or anybody like that. >> I would know. I don't know what these kids do. They talk about >> I [snorts] hear you. But, you know, he lives in your house. So, you know, you can go through his stuff and make sure that that's not happening. >> I've never seen any evidence of it. Not here. >> Okay. So, do you know what evidence of would look like? >> All right. Let's go there. Okay. So, you're you're wellversed in it. >> I I know what it looks like. I know his mother and if I had him. >> So, like if he was smoking it, you would know if he was Okay. So, you don't think that he smoked it tonight? >> No. >> Okay. He's been here all night. So, I wouldn't think he's just if his eyes look funny because he get his straight and then he fell down. >> Hey, so got plain view pipe. Mom admitted it was hers. I got a little baby here. Not a baby, but a little kid. Other kid that had a seizure is definitely going to be transported. He's not with it. I'm assuming that I'm just talking to probably have to get a search warrant if mom's not going to give consent to search the rest of the house. Probably going to have to book her on child and >> are you guys transporting? I would assume. >> Yeah. He's not answering questions right. All right, Mom. Um, we're going to be taking him into the hospital. He needs checked out. He's not answering us correctly. I just don't feel comfortable leaving him here. >> Can I have you go have a seat over there for me just for a second? Okay. So, we can talk to mom. Okay. So, there's obviously a few things we need to address. Before we go ahead and do that, I'm just going go ahead and read you something here. Okay. Do you understand those rights that I've read to you? Okay. We Well, officers found this in plain sight. Okay. You said it was yours. >> I just picked it up right before I heard you fall. Yeah. It's mine. >> Okay. So, you're planning on using it tonight before he fell? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> It's kind of a medical thing, but I'm not diagnosed with it. >> You don't have a prescription or anything for it. [music] >> Okay. Is there anything else in the house like that? Anything more? >> I don't even I have a little little hiding bit left, I think. But >> where was that? >> Just another pipe. And >> just another pipe. >> Yeah, >> that's a pipe. >> And a pipe up there. >> Is there anything on the house that we need to know about? or weapons or even >> or anything that that's just that's what you have that I have I'm not I'm not a criminal we're not saying that >> okay but obviously there comes an issue when we have this in the presence of children right and I understand that you're probably dealing with some things and a lot of it was for medical reasons but this is not a state pet >> especially if you don't have a prescription so you said there's nothing else in the house. No more, no more pipes, no paraphernalia. >> I have if he's got something back there that that I mean I have >> Whose room is this? >> It's my room. >> Where's his room? >> Back there. Can we go look at it? >> Yeah. >> This is your house. This is your property. Okay. So, to an extent, you know. Yeah, I get that he's older, but he still lives in your house. So, a little bit responsible for what he brings in the house. Okay. So, if you want to show us and you'd be okay with just showing us where he resides. >> This would be his room. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> But you're suspecting other usage besides >> Yeah, I've had for a while. >> He just seen kids grow, but >> he's he seems kind of underweight. >> More than usual and and all the scabs and picking and >> Okay. >> He, you know, he sleeps normally. I mean, I don't I don't understand that. But [snorts] >> yeah, >> but I'm not I'm not an expert either. I know what it looks like. I know what it smells like. But I mean, >> so because of the other concern here is you've got a little little one. Hey, she's what? Nine. How old? >> She's eight. >> Eight. Okay. Imagine if she walked into brother's room one day when brother wasn't home and found a needle or anything else to the amount that he was using. That have some serious consequences. I know you don't go in there or so like so you say but like I mean have you ever seen needles just being left out on accident? Have you ever seen him carry things in? >> I' even if I find beer cans laying around or anything like that, I tell him I don't want alcohol here. I've seen empty liquor bottles before and I tell him that he's not I don't allow any of I I know that he smoked. >> Yeah. >> But that's you know overall influence and everything but never allowed anything else. [snorts] And he is 19, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Do you know who he'd possibly be getting from? >> I don't know his friends. >> You don't know his friends at all? >> They don't I don't let him come over here. >> Okay. So, no one's coming and going from the house. >> They're not supposed to anyways. >> Is he coming and going from the house pretty often? >> No, not much. He'll leave for a little while at night and come back, but he's not in and out in and out by any means. >> Okay. Well, I need to be the bearer of bad news. >> No, it's not. This is not normal kid stuff. Okay. >> It's been worrying me for a while and then >> Well, I would say tonight is probably the tipping point of that where this has probably come to a head. Okay. >> So, I think we got to address the elephant in the room. >> What do you suppose the uh scales for? >> Something. >> What would he possibly be weighing in his room? >> I figure it I don't >> Does he have access to a vehicle? >> Just my truck. But I don't let him drive. He He doesn't come and go. He doesn't have a license. And you don't have people coming and going from your house at all hours of the night? >> No. >> Okay. And he doesn't have a driver's license. >> No. >> I don't He's not any kind of a a dealer or anything. I just >> I'm not not suggesting it. I'm just, you know, curious about his habits. >> I understand. He's He He He doesn't come and go and nobody comes here cuz I don't I don't allow people here cuz we tried that long time ago and it didn't work. >> Yeah. And he doesn't have access to your truck. >> No. No. He doesn't like have a key or anything. He can't just take it. The only time he's ever driven is if I send him to the grocery store for something. >> Okay. And when he leaves, you said in the middle of the night, does someone show up and pick him up usually? >> No. >> Then how does he leave? Does he have a bike? >> He just goes cuz he has skateboard. >> He has a skateboard. Well, I don't I don't know where he's going with a skateboard in the middle of winter. >> What's up, sis? Can I come into your room? >> Yes. >> Awesome. >> Hold on. >> You're fine. Whoa. You got the big room. >> Yeah, I have lots of toys. >> You sure do. How did you manage to swing the big room? >> Hello. This used to be my nana's room and then my sister took it and now it's my room and I >> and now it's your room and it's all your toys. >> Holy cow. Look at all of those. Which is your favorite toy over here? >> I kind of like this one cuz it has a zipper on it. >> Is it supposed to be like a chocolate chip bag? Oh, it's got cookies. That's so cool. >> Little mini squishy cookies and like different faces. >> Awesome. I like it. And do you like hanging out with brother? >> Yeah, cuz every night he lets me have the phone and I watch YouTube on it. >> Ah, cuz he babysits while mom works. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And where does brother hang out when mom's gone? In his room or does he like hang out with you, too? >> Uh, he just sits in his room all night. And all >> boys. >> And all I do is uh play on the phone. >> Yeah. Silly boys. >> One time when he was like younger. >> Mhm. >> Um, but >> Yeah. >> He had a and he accidentally with his friends. He accidentally sh like >> when how long ago was that? >> I have no idea. >> And he knew it was a BB. >> Yeah. I have a picture on my mom's white camera or I think on her phone like the BB sitting inside of my little um Jeep. It's a tiny miniature Jeep that's outside. >> The BB was in the Jeep. >> Yeah, we have like a far away photo and a close-up photo. >> Oh, does he still have the BB gun? >> No. We we went to the police officer station and he doesn't have it anymore. >> Got it. Got it. All right. Hang tight for me. Okay. I'm going to go talk to mom out here. Okay. You want to hang out in here for a little bit? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You want his big thing? Maybe he's smoking something out of that. >> Is that what was in the bathroom? >> Yeah. >> I don't know nothing about those either, but we Well, >> feel free to look around. I already showed y'all what I have. So, >> Nope. I'm listen I mostly I look around for my safety. I don't want, you know, knives, things like that to be left out. Anything that could hurt me, hurt you, hurt a little one, things like that. Just while I'm here. Does he normally keep large knives in his room? >> Oh, I'll just put it there just so it's out of there. Okay. >> Weird things. I don't question him much. He's not violent or anything like that. He's he's really stubborn >> when you ask him questions. He's always been like that, but he ain't he ain't a criminal either. >> When did you start noticing him start losing weight? Has he always been smaller statured or was he a little bit heavier set at one point? Not in like a obese way, but >> he had a good bit of baby fat on him before he got that tall. And I just figured he stretched out like the other kids do cuz I see other kids skinny and super tall when they >> Yeah. Well, there's I would say >> he doesn't gain any weight either in >> and he's not eating. You said >> he doesn't He eats. He eats, >> but like maybe like one meal a day or something. I've been trying to get him to do three meals a day and stuff and >> and he's got scabs. Where are they at? >> He's got scabs all over his body. I never knew anybody like that, but I always heard stories of >> Yeah. And you said it's been like two years. >> Two years. He started losing weight two years ago. He just keeps getting skinnier. >> Okay. And he's lived with you the entire time. >> Okay. >> Not not tripping before. >> Okay. So, I don't know if maybe you messing around with mushrooms or something. >> Yeah, >> I don't know if that makes you pass out or fall on the floor, but I know he's talked about that. >> Okay. >> I wouldn't know anything about that. >> What time did he start mentioning that he couldn't cease quite straight? >> That was earlier this afternoon, probably about 2:00ish. >> 2:00ish. >> And then yesterday he was talking about how he didn't feel good and he looked really pale and he took some Nyquil and went to sleep. So 2:00 today was seeing a dark line in his eyes. >> I mean I it's one thing. I mean it's not legal but it's one thing and you know that's just a different step up if you think that that's what it's probably is. >> Yeah. That alcohol can you mixing all that stuff together >> makes it even worse. Sure does >> even worse. >> And then you said yesterday he said he wasn't feeling good. >> Acted like he had a head cold or something. How long has your son been drinking? >> Do you go in his room very often? >> He kind of just stays by himself in his room. >> Yeah. I just want to show you what I found in his room. I don't know how often you see his room or not. So, aside from what you showed me, what is yours? We have vates. We have pipes. Some little bit just very little bits of obviously he used it. Numerous vapes. Do you know how he gets them? You don't? >> I don't go in his room. I don't really ask him the question much either. He doesn't he doesn't ask questions. I talk to him. He just closes up and doesn't talk. >> Okay. >> Just something he's always dealt with. >> Yeah. His probation officer couldn't get a word out of >> What's he on probation for? >> He was when he Oh, he's not anymore. >> He's not anymore. He killed him when he was younger. But >> okay, I'm going to be straight up with you, okay? I'm not here to lie to you or do anything like that. We obviously found with the fight and my biggest concern is that little girl of yours in there. Okay. It's called child. So with that, I will be placing under arrest for those. Okay. Do you understand that? As far as what was found in your son's room, I'm just seizing it right now. Obviously, other things are happening with him right now. It's probably appropriate to put him under arrest right now. So again, I'm just seizing it at the time. If we move forward with something, we'll let you know. But right now, my main concern is with what we found with you in the house and your daughter there. I'm not going to put you in cuffs right in front of her right now. What I am going to do is there anything on you that's going to poke or stick me or any more or anything like that? No. Okay. I'm just going to do a quick pat down. Okay. So, for right now, I'm just going to have you have a seat in my car. You'll be able to say goodbye to your daughter. Is someone going to pick her up or just stay with her? >> She She should be here in a couple minutes. >> Yep. So, what I'm going to Yep. I'm going to start my paperwork in here. You can have a seat in the back. I won't put you in handcuffs right now because that's gonna be uncomfortable for you and speak to your daughter back here. It's your daughter, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. And your first name? >> Ava. >> Ava. I'm supposed to work with it and bunch of stuff for Daniel's room. So that I have to get charged with session. Okay. What does that mean? >> It's okay. Take a deep breath. I know this is a lot. So, what's going to happen is she's under arrest. We're going to take her down to Dallas County Jail. She'll get processed there. I don't know if there's going to be a bond. There might be. You can just call down to the jail or she can call you when she is done and you guys can figure out what to do from there. >> Okay. As far as bonding her out or something like that. Okay. >> Have you heard anything about Daniel? >> I haven't. I was here when they when they took him to the hospital. He seemed fine. He was just he had something in his system. >> Okay. what it is, we don't know, but they're gonna work on making sure he gets the care he needs, but he seemed okay and I guess healthy. It's probably not a great word, but he was he was able to People were talking with him. He wasn't really making a whole lot of sense, >> but I think there's just some things in his system that shouldn't be. And I'm assuming he should be okay, but I don't want to tell you he is. But I think he just took some things that he shouldn't have, and now he's he's he's where he needs to be. >> Okay. >> Okay. If you just want to you can give her a hug if you want to go inside and um be with your granddaughter. >> Okay. >> I will call me when you get done. Okay. >> I'm going to tell you right now, it's not the end of the world. You're not a bad person. Okay. It's just bad decisions tonight. Okay. >> She's a wonderful mother. >> I know. I know she is. Okay. >> We hate doing this, but you know, >> you're doing your job. I understand. I do. I understand. >> So, um if you want to go inside and relieve the officer in there and take care of granddaughter. All right. Honey, I'll wait for your call whenever. Okay. >> Grandma's here. Let's go let her in. Come here, pup. Hi. >> Oh, GOODNESS. >> DON'T WET YOURSELF. >> WHO am I? >> Yep. So, it sounds like it's going to be you two for the evening so far. Can't give you much right now. Obviously, um I understand. She told me what she could. >> Yep. But other than that, um I've got something for you in my car. I'm going to go out and get it and I'm bring it back. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Hang tight. You got to let me back in and shut the door so that way the doggy doesn't get out. >> Okay. >> And your cat's coming back. There you go. All right, ma'am. This is for you. So, there you go. You got some stuff to do tonight. >> Yay. Thank you. >> You're so very welcome. All right. Well, you have fun with Nana tonight. Okay. >> I can try. >> All right. I think you can do it. She seems pretty cool. >> All right. No problem. Take care. Have a good evening, you guys. All right. I'm out of here. >> Bye-bye. >> Bye-bye. Hey, >> the woman was charged with endangerment, possession of a controlled substance, and possession of related items.