40 headquarters. First 1044 New Jersey registration Charlie 68 Romeo kilo golf for me on prospect in area Windsor. How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Good morning, Little Silver Police. Driver's license registration proof insurance, please. Just for your disclosure, my body camera is active. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Is this your vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay. Awesome. Thank you. >> Live in Tom's River. >> When I My address is trained. I updated. It's 11.0 Street. >> Oh, okay. You updated online? >> I was just coming from working. >> Okay. Where do you work at? >> I work with a patient over here on 198 Heritage Court. >> 198 Heritage Court. Alder Brook here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, the reason I'm stopping you is the license plate covers. The heavily tinted covers. You can't have them. >> It makes you It makes it very difficult to see your tag. >> Okay. So, no problem. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> So, where are you heading to now? You done with work or you on break? >> Going back home. >> Back home. Okay. Awesome. >> 11:30. >> Oh, perfect. >> The time we should get to work with. >> No. >> No. Okay. >> You seemed hesitant. >> No, I'm not. I'm good. Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. I was like I I don't know what it was. >> Oh, yeah. >> What was what the reason I'm stopping you? >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. It's just a plate covers. >> Okay. No problem. >> All right. I'm going to remove the documents from the holder. You can hold on to that. >> Oops. Sorry. Let me check your license and I'll get you going. I'll be right with you. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. RO currently coming from 198 Heritage Court where she's a home babe and uh that's where we're at. >> All right. So, >> I just I'll just take this. >> Sure. Sure. >> I'm going to retain the documents right now. >> Yeah. >> Um jump out. >> Very cordial. Yeah, absolutely. Excuse me. >> Hello, man. How are you? My name's Detector Joe. Can you not stop by the car for me here real quick? I just want to speak to you. >> Yes. You go help her back up to the car so we don't need to buy car. Okay, thank you. >> Go on the sidewalk easy. >> Okay. So, where you coming from today? >> Work. >> Work. All right. So, listen. I just I got to read you something, okay? It's just to protect you. You're not you're not in any trouble yet. All right. So, listen. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him or her presence with you while you're being questioned. But >> hold on. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, won't be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand what I've read you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, listen. So, uh the reason this officer stopped you is for your license plate. >> All right. So, where are you coming from today? >> I'm coming from this one or >> All right. So, so listen. Would you be willing to come down the police station and speak with us? I have a few questions I kind of want to ask you. Is that okay with you? >> Yeah. >> All right. We can park your car. This officer will give you a ride in. I can drive. It's no problem. But I I don't understand. >> Would you prefer to drive? >> Yeah. >> So, listen. I'll be straight up with you. You're being very respectful. I'll be respectful the whole time. Okay. All right. So, we're investigating a credit card. All right. So, that's what I want to speak to you about. >> Okay. >> Is do you want to go down our police station? It's right down the street. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> No problem. >> All right. Um, >> this is weird. >> So, quickly, and not to defer from this officer, um, are you familiar with the credit card going missing from any location? No. >> No. Okay. All right. >> Um what what's the saying? >> Uh he just said he's on location. So uh what's your preference? >> So So um Okay. So here's what we're going to do. Okay. >> I'm going to retain your documentation. Okay. You're being very respectful and we're going to be respectful in in return. Okay. So it's up the street onto the right. Okay. This officer I'll I'll lead. He'll follow you and then we'll go there and uh if you're willing to speak to this uh detective. Fair enough. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Quick. That's all. Okay. >> All right. You can retain that. I just have your other credentials. >> Your license though, so we know who you are. So, listen. Don't try to run from us. >> Okay. All right. >> That's weird. >> Yeah. Well, like I said, I got I got to read you your rights again just to protect you and then we'll speak once we're inside. Okay. All right. So, follow this officer. Okay. The this >> I'm going to pull in front of you and then he's going to follow. Okay. Everyone, >> have you even stopped before for those uh the plates? No. >> Oh god. Yeah, they're very dark. >> Yeah, that's kind of weird. Okay, >> guys, if you want to just send her up the ramp, I'll meet her in a second. >> So, what is this? >> So, he has a few questions for you in regards to a case he's investigating. So, it's >> uh right up to this ramp right here. It shouldn't take long. We're going to go up this ramp right here. Said you're not under arrest. So, we're just >> What's that? That's the way >> the place or the place? >> The place. The plate. Oh, the license plates. Yeah. No, you can't have anything that obscures the plate. >> I live in Lakewood. >> Oh, do you have it? >> How long you been in Lakewood for? >> Almost two years. >> Two years. Okay. And you were in Tom's River, I'm guessing, before that. Okay. Do you like living in Lakewood or? Yeah. Oh, wow. Yeah. So, it's much different, I'm sure. What part of the uh what burrow? Yeah, Queens. There you go. You're welcome. You just go straight ahead towards that copier and then there's a uh straight ahead. Yeah, straight ahead. Sorry. Excuse me. And you can have a seat right in there with this officer. Have a seat right there. I'll be right with you. Okay. Okay. Uh, can you check me on camera? >> Yes. All right. So, I I I know I I read you your rights out there, okay? I'm just going to read them to you again. I just want you to understand them just cuz they're they're pro uh protect you. Okay. All right. So, you have the right to remain silent and any and refuse to answer any questions. Anything you say may be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney at any time and have him or her present with you before and during questioning. You can if you can not afford attorney won't be uh provided if you so desire. A decision to wave these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish either before or during questioning. All right. So if you um this is stating you acknowledge that you've been advised of your constitutional right as initial above and that I understand these rights. Okay. So if you do wish to speak to me like you said out there, I just need you to initial next to each of these five lines and then sign your name right there. Okay. Oh, just do me a favor. Just initial next to all five of those. Thank you very much. All right. Okay. So, having these rights in mind, um you wish to wave or give up these rights and make a known involuntary statement to answer any questions I ask. >> Okay. So, right there from the uh Thanks, sir. 13 23 and the 11 34 and you said I don't want to mispronounce your name. >> Shauna. Okay. Where are you from? >> I [applause] am living in Lakewood. >> Lakewood. How long have you lived there for? >> Two years. >> Two years. I saw your >> in New York. >> Oh, in New York. Where in New York? >> Queens. >> Queens. Talking about that. Were you >> What made you get out of Queens? >> I've been um in Queens from 2013 to like >> 2013. >> Yeah. >> Okay. 2013. Where were you born? >> Jamaica. >> Jamaica. Oh, man. You came You came to the US. When did you come to the US? >> 2013. >> Oh, 2013. All right. How is Jamaica? >> Good. >> It's nice there, right? I've always wanted to go to Jamaica. >> I know. It's good. I miss the food. >> Do you? Yeah. Yeah. Better than our crappy food here. >> No, I like it, but I like Jamaica food better. It's nice. >> Yeah. All right. What do you do for work? I work um I Uh, February. It's going to be a year. >> A year. >> But I've been working in a nursing home from 2018. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Do you still work in a nursing home? >> No. >> It's been good. >> It's good. I like it. But it's it has he could be heavy days and it could be, you know. >> Yeah. I understand >> with the patients and stuff. I had my back once lifting a patient. >> Really? >> Yeah. Did you work in the nursing home during CO? >> Mhm. >> How was that? >> Bad. [clears throat] >> Not good. Right. Locally, >> I didn't get sick though. >> That's good. And I was working at JFK, so I was two high-risisk places. >> Yeah. Did they give you like a higher pay or anything like that during co? >> Like how did how did that work? >> No. Really? That that's not really too fair, huh? >> Yep. [snorts] >> So, how long have have you been working the home healthcare stuff? >> Um, as I said, from 2018. The the >> Oh, 18. 18. Okay. Until now. >> But now, um, I don't work in the nursing home. and just um do um we do homes for the agency cuz the agency works with um homes. >> Okay. How how is the pay like for the the home stuff? >> The care agents are good. >> It's it's better than what the the nursing home the nursing home doesn't give um time and a half. [snorts] >> Oh, really? >> For the the holidays. So, but the nursing home when she working with the company and stuff that's good. >> Mhm. So, do you have like a specialty? Do you work like specifically with what kind of patients do you work with? >> Um, I've been working with um >> have you? >> Yeah. >> Dementia, everything >> really? >> Yeah. >> Oh, >> cuz in the nursing home you work with everybody. >> Do you >> Did you like Did they give you any certain training for that or? >> Yeah, I went to school for that. >> Did you Where'd you go to school? >> School. >> Where's that? >> In New York. New York in uh >> and now I'm going to go back to school for medical assistant. >> Are you what do you do? You eventually want to get your RN. >> Maybe do the LPN. >> Maybe >> cuz the LPN RN is similar. >> Is it? >> Yeah. >> What's the difference? >> I mean the RN does give medication. The LPN does too. So I don't I don't know. If I want to do the RN, I could always move from LPN straight to the RN for maybe 2 years instead of four years. >> Okay. Oh yeah. >> Very well. >> So >> you think you're gonna you'll do that forever? >> I like the medical field. I like taking care of people. >> Do you Did you always want to get in the medical field? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I originally wanted to do that before I became a cop. >> I should have done the medical field. >> Really? >> Yeah. Yeah. I say it all the time. >> Why? Why? just because it's it's it's both helping people but it's different ways you know. >> Yeah. >> And I also I always want to do pediatrics like I I enjoy helping children so stuff like that. >> That's fun. >> Yeah. >> Little kids. >> Yeah. Have you ever worked with kids or No. >> No. >> No. But I take care of my best friend's kids sometimes. >> Do you? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> She got a six-year-old. She got a six month. >> Wow. Got her hands on. I was just going to say, >> do you have any kids? >> Not yet. No. >> You're young still 27, I think. >> 27. >> Yeah. >> 27 days. >> What? So, what's with the license plate covers on the car? >> I've been had those. >> Did you? You never got top for that? >> No. I said that on the way up on the walkway cuz Lakewood doesn't bother me really fri. So, >> surprised. Yeah, cuz they're very hard to read. You know, you're going to be like right on the car. >> Yeah. before you could even tell what state it is. >> How How long have you owned that the with the Honda? It's >> like two years now. >> Two years. Where'd you get that from? >> In New York. >> Oh, in New York. How much did that cost you? >> Hondas are good cars, though. >> Oh, it's financed still. >> Oh, is it? Oh, that's good. That's good. Paying it off. I like the rents. >> Thanks for sharing. >> They stole that in New York. >> Do they really? But they >> prior to you buying it? >> No, not me. But they in New York like if you park on the street they do that cuz they like those type of friends. >> Oh, so they stole the first set. >> Not mine. I'm staying out the people. >> Oh god. So you got lucky. >> I I used to live in my um my dad's home. So we parked in the driveway. >> Smart. >> Yeah. Not on the street. >> I mean where we live was calm down. >> Was it? >> Yeah. And you you own that Honda? Do you you you finance it or leased it? Finance. >> Finance. All right. Yep. >> Did you get a good rate on it at least or what? Oh, good. That's good. Before CO sent all the rates through the roof. I know. >> Yeah. Yeah. No worries. Do you share that car with anybody? >> H. >> Do you share Is that your card? Mine? >> It's just yours. No one else drives it. >> All right. So, so do you know anything about this missing credit card? >> Which one? >> Um, from the house you were at today. >> No. >> No. You know nothing about it? >> No. credit card. >> You did they did anyone say anything to you about an innocent credit card? >> Nobody said anything to me about no credit cards cuz I also work with this girl. It's both of it's two of us there. >> Mhm. >> So [clears throat] yeah. >> Cuz um it's um it's >> it's a lady that we take care of. >> She's um I don't want to say but it's again >> but yeah like she can't walk so we lift her. >> Okay. How long have two of you been working there for? >> Um months. >> Months. >> 3 months. Is it always two of you or just some people? >> She's a two she's a two um two page two people. >> Two people, >> right? >> Okay. Is it always the same two of you or do you rotate? >> So when we leave, there's um other people there. >> But when you're a partner, you always work with your same partner. >> Yeah. Like Yeah. But sometimes if you know if one of us don't feel good, >> they fill in. >> The mom is there to help also. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And how long have you been working with this specific family for? Um, yeah, both of us been there for 3 months. >> 3 months? >> Yeah. So, we leave, we go there in the morning, we leave you at 11:30 or sometimes if they want us to stay over for a little bit, we stay over. >> That's where the time and a half comes in then, right? >> Straight time. >> Oh, you say time and a half. So, after that, we um they um come in after us, another lady. Okay. >> So, I think it's three shift or two. Us then the other girl, then maybe in the night time. I'm not sure. >> Yeah. >> You do just during the daytime. >> In the morning time. >> Morning time. So, what time are you usually done? About >> 11:30. We were supposed to leave at 12:00 today, but um the the family came back there cuz they [clears throat] their dad is coming from the hospital, so he maybe need um privacy and stuff like that. >> What happened to him? Do you know? Or you now? Oh. [laughter] All right. No, >> I don't know. >> No worries. No worries. >> So, you know nothing about the credit card? >> They No, I didn't say anything. >> All right. So, do you do you shop frequently around here? >> No, I do my stuff in >> Nowhere. >> Lakewood. I do my stuff in Lakewood. >> Lakewood? No. Nowhere in Mammoth County or >> I don't know much about it around here. >> Like you do food shopping or like anything like that? >> I never did food shopping over here. I knew Lakewood. >> Mhm. [clears throat] >> But they never said anything to me about anything. I don't know anything like they don't speak. I don't they don't say anything. I don't know. They keep it family orientated. >> Okay. >> But I don't know. >> Where do you grocery shop in Lakewood? >> First time. Um it's different different places. Um Jamaican spots. >> Okay. >> And shop right. Um you know >> you go to shop right in Lakewood. >> Lakewood. Yeah. or stop and shop. >> Stop and shop. You ever been to a shop, right? >> Something, but it's not a regular regular um shopping. >> No. What shop right do you usually go to? >> Um >> is there one by you or no? >> Close by. >> Yeah. To your house in Lakewood? >> Not not that close. I have to drive there. >> Oh, do you? >> Yeah. >> You ever been to one around here? No, >> I just drive around, but I never like stop like >> Okay. >> Stop. >> And you sure you've never been to a shop right around here? >> I have to shop, but you know, I drive around, look around, have to. >> I don't know. >> So, again, you know nothing about a stolen credit card. >> They didn't say. >> Did you take one by mistake? >> No. There's there's no way you could have taken one. >> There's no thing there for me to take. Like we're always with the clients. >> Mhm. All right. Um, have you ever been arrested before? >> No. >> No, never. >> That's weird. >> Okay. All right. So, so listen. So, here's the deal, right? So, >> this is what I found. It's funny when you pull me over. >> No, [clears throat] I understand. Well, like he said, he pulled you over because the license plate covers. All right. Okay. >> Not the end of the world. Okay. Now, >> just take it off. >> No, it'll prevent you from getting stopped in the future. Yeah. >> So, so again, you you've never been to a shop right around here. >> I said I walked into a shop, right? >> You walked into a shop right around here? >> Yeah. >> Did you get anything? >> Um, what did I know? Maybe, but I don't do it often. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I don't do it often here. >> Do you remember what card you used that day? >> My car. I drive my car. >> I always drive my car. I'm not going to remember. >> And you don't remember what you got? You don't have to check it. That's okay. Thank you, though. >> Excuse me. >> I know this is a silly question. Do the day you went into that shop, right? Do you remember what you were wearing? >> No. >> No. >> I can't keep up. >> Uh, [clears throat] >> so is this you? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Right. That's you. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Is this your car? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's your car. Yeah. Mhm. >> How about this? Is that you? >> That's me. >> Yeah. Right. You're wearing the same jacket you wear today. Right. >> So, listen. >> Mhm. >> I've been very honest, right, and straightforward with you the the whole day. Okay. Since the moment I met you on that stuff. >> Yeah. >> So, do we want to start over? >> Listen, I understand mistakes happen. It's not you. I know you've never been arrested before. >> I do. I I checked before we we before I sat down to speak with you before. >> You know, I don't know if maybe it was a mistake. I understand this is this doesn't fit who you are. You've never been arrested for something like this before. You've never been arrested at all. >> Maybe you were just it was hard times. You need a little extra cash. All right. So is [clears throat] do you want to be honest? >> Okay. >> So what happened? >> Um for the shop. >> Yeah. >> The shop right >> or the Walmart? >> The Walmart? >> Yeah. Or the gas station. >> Yeah. >> All right. I understand you used their card. It was I found it. >> Where did you find it? >> Outside >> their house? >> No, it was on the street. >> By their house? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And >> but I don't know. Like >> did you did you know whose it was? >> No. >> No. >> It was just on the street. >> But I would not like go inside the house and there was nothing there >> cuz [clears throat] I'm always with the client like I said. >> Are you? >> Yeah. Okay. >> And the other girls there with >> On what day did you find the card? I can't remember when. >> Where where did you find it? >> It was outside >> their house. Where? >> Like on the street. Like we parked on the street. >> Yeah. >> So I I don't know. I seen it and I picked up. >> Do you still have the card? >> Um it should be in card >> or something. I don't know if I left it home or something. >> Okay. >> Cuz I don't keep stuff. I just cut it up. >> You cut it up. But I'm not sure if I had >> You remember your dad though? >> Yeah, cuz I found it outside and picked it up. >> Okay. >> So, >> and you don't remember what day, >> right? Cuz I don't That's what I was looking for the the day, but I don't keep track of it. >> And And you you you bought all this stuff, right? >> What is this? >> And you bought this stuff. >> What is that? >> And you bought this stuff. This is the Shopright and the These are two purchases at Shopight and this is the one purchase at Walmart that you made. >> Okay. >> Right. Do you do you remember buying that stuff? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Do you remember buying Do you remember buying the stuff at Koko and Right. >> This is our shop, right? >> No, this this is Walmart. >> Okay. So this is the charge from Walmart on December 8th that you made. Okay. Then these are the two charges from ShopRight that you made on the card on the 24th of November as well as December 8th again. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you remember making these purchases there? >> Yeah. Do you remember that there? >> What who were you buying that for? myself. >> I live now. Sorry. >> Do you do you remember the charges that you made? What did you buy from Konokco? >> Konoko is a gas station. >> Yeah. It's the one on the on the V there in gas station. >> So you just got gas all three times. >> Gas station. >> All three times you got gas? >> Yeah. I never went in. [snorts] >> What' you get off Amazon for $63? I think that was returned. That was like a car seat. Not a car seat. A walker. >> For who? >> A baby. >> A baby. Oh, like a baby. Like a stroller. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Who did you buy that for? >> But it's returned now. >> Oh, it is returned. Yeah. >> Do you have proof that you return? >> It's It's We can check in a little bit. >> No, no, I It's in process of returning cuz I have to take it back to you start. Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. So, I don't want it. >> Okay. I I appreciate you being honest. Okay. >> So, >> you you you said you still have the the credit card in your in your purse. >> I'm not sure if I have it cuz I don't like >> sometimes I take stuff on my purse and I leave it and at home. >> Mhm. >> But I could check. >> Okay. All right. Um would you be willing to sign consent form for us to go in your vehicle to retrieve that >> the card? Yeah, >> you could check my wallet, but I'm not sure if it's still there. But >> if cuz I said I leave cards at home, >> right? >> So, yeah. >> Is that something you would be willing to do >> if you go check the >> Yeah, check your >> I could watch you, >> but it don't matter. You could go in there. There's nothing there. >> Okay. Well, honestly, all we would do is you would sign a form. >> We would go get your wallet and then we would we would do it. >> Okay, cool. >> All right. Um, so so again, I appreciate you being honest. Like I said, this isn't you, right? I I believe that you just made a mistake. >> Yeah, cuz I thought I was I'm not doing it in my house. That's weird. >> Yeah. >> It was, you know, people dropped cars. Um, whatever. >> No, [clears throat] I I understand. >> Um, sorry about that. >> That's okay. So, so listen though, but here's the deal, right? So, there's consequences for every action, okay? So, you you are going to be charged with it today. Okay? Um, however, >> I go pay it >> that that's for you'll have a court date. It's nothing crazy. It's $500. You're you're you're probably going to be out of here within an hour, if that. Okay. We just have to do some paperwork. You get a court date. But like I said, you know, >> and when I get the court date, what is there to >> you just go to court and and you explain then the situation, they'll see my report that I'm going to speak to and then and then you just explain that all. Okay. And then that would that would be it. >> Yeah. Yeah. And and then you you know they'll come to some sort of agreement. But but like I said, you know, unfortunately like >> like I said, if this isn't you, I don't believe it's you, but unfortunately there's consequences to every action. Okay. Um so this right here is Do you still have her ID? >> Uh it's in my control. Okay. The uh right here. Is this is this your actual name or is there a hyphen that I see? >> There is a hyphen. So it's it's Shauna, right? >> Mhm. Hyphen K A Y and then Smith Weber. 2018. >> All right. Again, this is going to allow us to go in your car to bring your person inside. Okay. So, um this is um you you um hereby authorize myself, Detective Cleo, police officer, and any other officers you may designate to the system to conduct a search of your motor vehicle 2018 Honda Accord color gray. I bearing license plate number C68 RGK in the state of New Jersey. I further off authorize the officers to remove any documents or property which they consider pertinent to their investigation or offense. Uh I understand that I will be given a receipt for anything which is removed from my vehicle or premise. All right. Um so again it is your right to say no but I have given this permission without coercion, fear or threat. I have been advised that I have the right to refuse to allow the police officers to conduct. >> So I can go up there and give it to you. >> Would you pref? >> Yeah. >> All right. Um so do you don't want to give us consent to just go grab it? I'll go with you. I'll do it myself. >> Okay, >> fine. Um, do you have anything on you? >> Right. >> Can you just empty your pockets for me? You can leave your phone and stuff on the table. Okay. I'll make a bag of your property. Oh, is this the key? Yeah. >> All right. This officer is going to escort you out there. Like I said, uh, we'll do some paperwork really quick and we'll get you out of here. But you can just leave all that. Okay. Yeah. You mind that stuff? door right here. Yep. >> Thank you. If you think it's in your wallet, you can just grab your wallet and then we'll go back inside and go from there. So, if that's where you normally would keep that, you're good. Take a cube. It's right to the left here. It's locked. Thank you. Straight out. Straight. This way. Sorry. It's this way. >> Sure. You can have a seat in there. >> Uh yeah, he's going to hold that for a second there. >> Uh uh I told her to just obtain it and then bring it in. We'll do it in here. Do >> you need anything? No, >> it's not there. >> It's not there. >> Nope. Do you know where it might be? >> Maybe double check the card. As I said, I always cut it. Cut up stuff. >> All right. It would be a Bank of America card. >> Yeah. >> A silver. >> A silver one. It was a silver card. that I like um >> I don't know if I cut it. >> Would it be in your vehicle elsewhere? >> Cuz I always bend stuff, throw it out. >> Okay. >> Like a bend it like >> cut it or something. >> No worries. Do you have anything else in your pockets? >> No. Let me go check my card. >> What do you want? >> No, don't worry about it. It's fine. We're not making my card. >> It's okay. It's no worries. It's It really is no worries. I'm just going to hold on your wallet and your keys for now. >> All right. >> So, can I go back? >> No, not yet. So, if you like I said, so I have to do some paperwork and then you'll be free to go. But it's going to be a little bit. So, I'll I'll take that stuff from you. Huh? >> I I'll take I'll take your wallet and stuff. I'll put it with your phone. >> As a female working, >> he does. It's up to >> you. >> Just nothing in your pockets, right? >> You want to take the jacket off real quick? >> I have to like take it off. >> All right. No worries. >> Is it broken? >> Yep. It is broken. >> No worries. My zipper broke on my sh you mind doing just um taking the AR pictures? >> Let me see really quick. >> I'll do I'll do literally everything. >> What else do you need? Just >> this roller >> or take the pictures real quick. >> The AR. >> Yeah. Give me two seconds. I have the charges. I'll give them to you. I have to get the degrees >> and then if you roll her, I'll do everything else. I'll do the AR and the components. >> All right. Um this is still No. Okay.