Hey, >> are you playing games? >> You watching some Tik Toks, Wall-E? >> Uh, me? I'm a famous in a Facebook. [Music] [Music] You fresh to death, man. You dripped out. >> Right now, we're headed to the Dillings where calling party said there's two two vehicles pointing weapons at each other. So, we're going to check the area. Look, it will be on the east side of the parking lot. Hey, stay right there. Hey, driver, throw your keys out the window. Throw your keys out the window. >> I'm have you walk towards the front of your car. Step out. Just stay right there. Come out. Anybody else in your car? All right, step to the back of your car. Keep your hands up. Stand up. I'm going to pat you down. >> Nope. Don't touch nothing. Pick up my keys and phone. >> All right. Come walk with me this way real fast. All right. I'll explain everything to you in a second. Okay. Is anybody else with you guys? >> Oh, yeah. They left though. >> They left? >> Yeah. >> Who was with you? >> Uh, our friends. >> Who? >> Our friends. >> Your friends? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you know why we're out here? >> Yeah. Right here. >> Yeah. I'm just going to have a seat. Okay. >> Okay. What's going on, man? >> Uh, we just playing Orbee Blasters. >> Orbee Blasters? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is there an Orbee Blaster in your car? >> Yes, it's my front seat. >> Okay. There's people out here thinking you guys are pointing guns at each other. That's for the hostility. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. I understand. >> Okay. I'm going to close the door real quick. I'm going to just check your car and then that's it. All right. >> Uh give my keys. >> Yep. >> If you >> I think his door is unlocked. >> If you give me permission. You got your ID on you? >> Uh it's in my glove department in my wallet. Okay. >> So, like if you look up, it's in my wallet. >> All right. So, he's saying they're shooting each other with like gel guns. Yeah. >> He's got the the Orbee gun right here. Group of friends shooting at it. Yeah. So right there. >> Okay. That's probably why they thought >> Yeah. thought it was real. >> His is multicolored. So >> Okay. >> All right. What's your first name? >> Uh Dwan. >> Spell it. >> D E J U A N. >> D E J >> U A N. >> A N. >> Yeah, man. People call saying you guys are pointing guns at each other. >> Okay, I understand. You know, from a distance, if you couldn't tell, if you couldn't see that magazine, >> it looks like an AR. >> Okay. >> All right. You can step out, dude. >> Okay. >> All right. Your keys are on top of your uh on top of your uh your roof. All right. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it just >> Yeah, I understand. Yeah, that's why. >> It looks real. >> You sprayed it. >> Yeah. >> Oh, well, it was a while back and they wanted to do it. I'm like, we can do it. >> Yeah. [Music] >> Sorry if I scared you, man. It's just people People pe people are saying that there's kids pointing guns at each other and it happens way more often than you think. >> Yeah. >> So, did my partner get your information? >> No. >> No. Not in trouble, man. It's just saying we contacted you guys. What's your first name? >> Jim Bone. >> What is it? >> Jim Bone. >> Let me see your ID. >> Yeah. Quit playing. >> You say Jim Bone. >> No, it's true. >> All right. All right. With the camera that we put on TV. >> Yeah. >> Damn. >> He's got a YouTube channel. >> Who is it? >> US Cops. >> When we going be there or when it'll be uploaded? >> Probably next month. >> Go ahead and throw out Go ahead and throw out your social medias are out there. [Laughter] >> Is this a good address, man? >> Yeah, sure. >> Yes or no? >> Yeah. >> Cool. >> No, I think the paintball hurt worse. >> You get it? No. Here. >> Show me how he fills it. >> Oh, you want to shoot him? >> No. No. I'm just kidding. You guys got to be careful, man. That gets you in the eye. >> You outside of my eye. >> Have you? >> Yeah. >> It's just It's just >> Oh, that's why it's a little >> It's just water, >> is it? Little wild. >> Yeah, basically. But it's sting though. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, >> be careful with it in public cuz obviously this isn't the first time we've gotten calls like this. Okay. >> But we're going to treat it the same as if it's an actual firearm. All right. Yeah. >> Just for everyone's sake. >> All right, fellas. >> All right, >> you guys are nice matching shoes. >> Oh, yeah. After further investigation, we found out that the two two young males here had gel guns and they were just shooting at a bunch of buddies and they were told that one said he sprayed his uh jail black, which could look like a real AR from a distance. And he said they understand. So, they're probably just calling their friends, let them know they have police contact, but other than that, that's it. >> Uh, so we're getting dispatched to a call right now where, uh, a male had, uh, went into one of our local gas stations. Uh, and when he came back out, his bicycle was gone. Uh so we're going to get on scene and see if we can contact him and maybe search the area and uh be able to find the individual that took this male's bicycle. No, no description of the bicycle right now. Um right now there's another officer that is already on scene. So, we'll see if he has any descriptions for us when we get there and be able to look around in the area and maybe we'll find the male that's riding on the stolen bicycle. 13 to 112. Are you in the back? >> I was. I was right now. Is the mail that called still here? >> Yes. All >> righty. Like the bike? >> Yes. >> Where was it at when it was stolen? >> I I with the change. >> Okay. >> Okay. I went by the time I go to home and this girl, she told me that girl, they saw the guy, these two people. Okay. >> He cut it and everything. >> He cut the lock. >> Yes. Cut it. >> Okay. And he have a bike too. They say he see that accident. >> Okay. He's He's got your chain. >> He lo >> It was locked up to that was like pipes there. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> If you just want to just grab one of their info and then just go look around in the area and then Okay. >> I'll get all his info and see what I can get else here. The last one I got my my bike is stolen too. >> Yeah. $1,000. >> What uh what color was the bike? >> It's like yellow. We have a Mercedes. You know how this Mercedes car that pink on it, you know. >> Okay. So, it's yellow. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um >> like it got different color. I don't know what kind. I don't take no attention to color, you know. >> Okay. So, how long were you in the gas station for? >> I was in the gas station about maybe 25 to 30 minutes playing Kino. I like to play Kino. Okay. Yeah. >> So, 25 to 30 minutes. >> Yeah. >> And then you came back out and your bike was gone. >> Well, when I tried to go home >> and I don't see no bike, this girl, they tell me somebody catch your luck. >> Okay. >> Yeah. That's what happens. >> All righty. >> Yeah. >> 13K. Um, how much do you value your bicycle at? >> I buy cheap, you know. I want to be honest with you. >> How much? >> When I bought I bought for 150, but to me it's worth about five something. I want to be honest with you. Okay. Um, >> all righty. >> Well, we will uh >> they got a picture of him here. >> Who? >> The camera. They got a camera working here 24/7. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'll see if they I'll see if they have access to it right now. >> 19926 Richmond. Was it like a mountain bike? >> Was it like a mountain bike? >> Like tall? >> Like a BMX bike? I >> know about >> Okay. >> 40-year-old white male 58. >> Where was it at? >> Chained on those pipes. All righty. >> Okay, pal. There's your case number. >> I have another case number with the picture. the guy he did that you know the picture and nobody touch the guy with the picture my electronic twice now. >> Okay. I'm sorry man. That's okay. >> I'm sorry pal. I I'm going to go in there and see if they have video. Okay. All right, pal. >> Thank you. Okay. Thank you. >> All righty. >> Just make sure I'm correct. >> You went inside for about 25 30 minutes. >> You locked your bike right here. Yeah. Yeah. >> And you came back out and these people told you that somebody stole your bike. >> Yeah. All >> righty. Okay, Wall-E. >> All right, man. We're going to go look around the area and see if we can find your bike. Okay. >> If you don't find >> I'll give you a phone call. Okay. All right, Wall-E. >> We're going to go look in the area for his bicycle. Um, right now we don't really have a suspect description or any video for us to access right now. So, we're just going to go look in the area, see if we see his bicycle rolling around, and hopefully we can get his bicycle back. I'll call you, Ollie. >> Are you going to take me home or what? >> Do you need a ride home? >> Please. >> You need a ride home, please. >> All righty. Come over on this side. >> Thank you very much. >> This side over here. >> Yep. Go ahead and hop in, wlet. Thank you. Okay. >> I'm going to put your seat belt on. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Hold on. I'll grab them for you. Okay, >> hold on. Hold on. I got to get one more. >> One more. >> Yeah, one more. There's multiples, man. >> You know what? You do me a favor. If I die, my family doesn't like me. >> Well, I got to make I I got to make sure. Well, hold on. Put that arm down. And there we go. I got to make sure you're safe. >> You know, if I die, everybody going to be happy. Nobody like me. Only police officers. >> Well, I like you, Wally. Thank you. Yep. You watching some Tik Toks, Wall-E? >> Me? I'm a famous in the Facebook. >> Oh, you're famous on Facebook. >> 25,000 people in my Facebook. >> What? >> I make about two grand sometime grand only from Facebook. >> How'd you get famous? >> Because my I'm very I'm very famous. I'm calian from Iraq. And people watch me, they like the story I make. I make a joke. >> Okay. Okay. >> For commercial, too. >> Oh, that's awesome. >> 500. >> Wow. All righty, Wall-E. >> Thank you very much. >> Have a good one, pal. Okay. Okay. Thank you. >> Yep. No problem, Wally. >> Thank you. >> We'll see you later. Okay. All righty. We're going to an overdose call. Uh Comare called saying that a patient is saying she took uh at least four sleeping pills. So, we're going to go check on her and see if uh she has any intent to hurt tonight. It's the last one. I think I >> think calm should already be inside. >> She's on the couch. I can see her on the phone. >> She's sitting up there. >> Looks like it. She's coming to the door. >> Looks like anyway. Oh, she's standing up now. >> Police. She's coming to the door. >> Police department. >> Hello. Can you open the door? >> Do what? >> Can you open the door? Okay, thank you. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> No. We were told you We were told you maybe took too many sleeping pills and that's why we're out here. We just came out to check on you. Is that what happened? >> Four. >> Four of them. Why don't we let these firefighters check you out? Sound good? >> Nope. No jail. >> We We just came out to make sure you're okay. That's all. >> I'm going. How are you? >> What's going bad? >> Yeah. What's going on? >> I called up the price and told him that I was thinking about killing myself. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I got two full pills. >> Okay. And I told him I just needed him to talk to me to help you to help me get rid of all this pain. And I don't drive anything. I promise I >> You're okay. >> I tell you what. Uh, can we get you get you some help? I take you to the hospital. >> I'll be right back home. >> What's that, darling? >> They they they can arrange to help keep you right home. Comm. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Come on up, brother. >> Yeah. >> All right, bro. Is this son? >> Mama, what's up? Well, I called some people. >> Is you good? >> Do you need to go with these people? I think you do, mama. >> We got a We got an ambulance on the way. We can take you wherever you need to go. >> I'm going I'm going with you. No, you going >> I mean, he he can, but uh it's up to you. >> No, you going to hop in with them, aren't >> uh what hospital what hospital would you want to go to? I think St. Joe's is probably appropriate. Do you got everything that you need for the trip? >> Okay. >> All right, baby. >> Is it all locked up? >> Okay. >> Here's the EMS over here. We'll walk you over there. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Let me get some light for you. There you go. So, our patient um told us she's having a rough time. She took uh she only took about four sleeping pills, but she did it with the intent to kill herself. So, um she had to she had to go to the hospital. Um she was evaluated by EMS and transported to the hospital by EMS. Hopefully, she can find the help she needs there. [Music] Howdy. How you doing? Good. Am I trouble? >> No. No. I'm just coming to see what's going on. Yeah. Normally when people sing hanging out at the park in the middle of the night, so we just come to say hi. >> Yeah. Usually the park's closed at night, but I'm not going to sweat you on it. So, just coming to make sure you're okay. >> Oh, I'm good. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right, man. >> Thank you. >> Yep. You're not in trouble at all. You take care. >> All right. So, we're getting dispatched to assist another deputy on a vagrancy call. A homeowner called in and stated that there appears to be a homeless male sleeping in his driveway next to his wife's vehicle and he wants him to pretty much move along. So, we'll try to identify this subject and see if we can't get him on his way. It depends what side of town you're on and whatnot. Uh, so yeah, we're getting a little bit more homeless activity out here. So they're they start to creep into the neighborhoods and try to take up shelter and cause more problems. Laying in front of the garage. Relax. >> Yeah, I'm just rest. >> You got ID on you? >> I have a clear. >> Why do you have open containers? Cuz I've a drink before all this. I've been murdered. >> Straight up. >> You've been murdered in Vegas. In Vegas. I made news for two weeks. I made ghoul. And >> well, you haven't been murdered cuz you're alive right now. So, >> no, I've been murdered by >> Stay seated. >> I'm going to stay. Scoot back away. >> Scoot back that way. I don't know if you got weapons over here. I don't need you reaching around. >> Weapons. >> Well, I don't know that. >> Check me out. >> Are you playing games? I hope I'm the nice guy. >> Well, that's to be determined. >> I have cigarettes. >> Where do you live? >> What? >> Where do you live? Where do you live? I I'm homeless. >> So why are you sleeping in front of someone's garage? >> Cuz I have nowhere else. >> Yeah, but you don't want me to sleep in front of someone's garage. >> Why am I supposed to sleep in your mom's house? >> No, not my mom's house. >> You don't get to be smart with me. >> I'm not being smart. I'm being straight up with you. >> Be nice. >> That's why we were called. >> They called me out. >> You have ID? I have a ID soldiers in the pouch of my chair. >> It's an ID or a clarity card? >> A clarity card. That's all I'm trying to get. >> Write his info down. >> ID. You want me to get my clarity card? >> No, we'll write your info down. >> And all I got as far as drug is a dead vape in there for >> I don't do drugs. You don't do >> you. >> I'm asking a question. >> I just totally know. Okay. >> We're trying to figure out what's going on. Relax. >> Don't put me down. >> All right. What's your name? >> Jason J on. I don't want someone on probation. Don't look smart. >> I look at you. I want to look at you. So >> first of John Adams Sam. >> So Jason, do you know where you're at? You know what town you're in? >> What? >> Do you know what town you're in? >> So I What? >> Do you know what town you are in? >> Trump. >> Do you know who the president is? >> Get the out of here. So Jason, I get the question. >> The Antichrist. >> The questions may sound a little silly silly, but we have Donald Trump. >> Okay. Do you know what year it is? >> 2025. >> Okay. If I gave you four quarters, how much money would you have? >> I'm a nice guy, you guys. I'm not a criminal. >> We didn't say you are, but we don't know who you are. >> You want record me all you want. I I have Tourette's syndrome. Okay. >> I've been treated. >> What's your tick? >> Huh? >> What's your tick? >> None your business. >> When you say you got Tourette's, I want to know what your tick is so we don't trigger it. >> A lot of you. >> Okay. >> So, Jason, you can't sleep in front of people's garage. >> Okay. Get up and leave. I got that much [ __ ] if you get up and I'll leave. I didn't know what I don't want to sleep in the street. >> Okay, but you can't post up. What if someone was getting ready to back out of his garage didn't see you there and ran you over cuz you're sleeping in front of someone's garage? >> Leave me alone. >> And two, you're already committing a crime. You can't have open container of alcohol in public. So, right now, you're already looking at a misdemeanor. >> Copy. >> I don't care. >> I know you don't. >> All right, man. So, the homeowner the homeowner just wants you to leave. Okay. They don't want you trespass, but they do want you to leave. move on my way and go find somewhere else to lay on homeless. >> Okay, but you can't sleep in front of someone's garage. >> I have $4500 in my social security bank account. More money you guys got in your bank trucks. I'm far from broke. >> Okay, but you're still intoxicated in public. You got open container alcohol. You're pretty much trespassing on other people's property. You're committing vacancy violations. This is all stuff you need to be out of sight, out of mind, not where the general public can see you committing your crimes. >> All right, man. We're cutting you a break. Are you >> Get your camera out my face. I don't take >> Are you able to walk? >> You get it? >> Are you able to walk? You're about to get CPC. All right. >> I can walk a little. Let's get it going. >> Let's get it going. >> I need my >> Oh, you can get them now. >> Okay. I think I'll get out here, guys. Thank you for being this. and my shoes. >> But you guys don't got to have your cameras. >> You're in a public place on Let's Let's get moving. Sorry guys, it's taking a little bit. >> Are you laughing? >> I'm at your will. >> So what? >> It's all broken. It's got to be harder to push that thing around. >> Fine. Tougher than this. Thanks for not being dicks. I hope you had a fun time filming me. [Music] >> Get out of my face. >> All right, so we got the homeless guy on his way. Took some convincing. Um, violated a couple statutes. So, if we really wanted to press the issue, we could have got them for open container of alcohol. uh public intoxication, intoxicated person in the roadway, but he ended up complying in the end. Got off the roadway, out of sight, out of mind. So, I'm sure it won't be the last time we're dealing with him, but he's not taking a ride to jail. Okay, we're going to a vehicle accident. Appears this happened in front of the Dollar General in Carterton Heights. There's not any major roadway blockage. It's probably just going to be a little fender bender. Uh, knock them out a quick little accident report and we'll get back underway. [Applause] [Music] >> Hello. How are you? >> Fine. between these two vehicles. >> Yeah. >> Just front to rear. >> Yeah. Um I clicked I clicked their back end right here. >> They're back in with your back end. >> Yeah. Right here. >> Were you Were y'all going the same way? >> No, she was turning into Dollar General. I was trying to come out of Dollar General. >> So y'all were in like the pool in and out of Dollar General. >> I was pulling out of Dollar General. >> Okay. Did Were y'all were y'all on the road? >> Uh no. We was in Dollar General parking. >> Okay. All right. >> Hers is >> rub it off with your finger. >> Okay. >> The main thing was more so like I'm getting ready to come into Dollar General. He's coming out of Dollar General, but he never stopped >> if that makes sense. >> Okay. So, before >> So, even if I would have kept straight >> before we go any further, what I'm going to do, I'm going to grab private property accident forms cuz technically this >> That's what I just told her. >> Yeah. So, technically this didn't happen on the roadway. >> So, that doesn't call for an accident report. So, basically what we do is we we have forms that we'll have you fill out one, I'll have you fill out one, and basically I swap them, >> and then you give them to your insurance company, let them know what happened in the parking lot at Dollar General right here on Carterton Heights. >> I was on this road. >> You was on this road. >> You was in the parking lot. >> I was not in that parking lot. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You You already turned into the parking lot. >> I was coming right down this road. And while I was coming down this road, you was still coming out. You was in Dollar General. I was on this road. >> How'd I hit you back? >> You hit me by getting ready to pull in and you kept going. Like I said, >> pulling out. >> I'm pulling in and I haven't made it to Dollar General parking lot yet. They can pull that camera. I know what road I'm on. >> Pretty sure that was the parking lot. >> Let them pull it down. >> Okay. So, were you leaving Dollar General? >> No, I never even make it to Dollar General. >> I was leaving Dollar General. I was sitting I was fixing to pull out coming this way. She turned up here at the socks or the stop sign, turned coming down and she turned into Dollar General and I pulled out and clipped it. >> Okay. >> Right now. >> So, she was initially what I'm going to have when I have you do. Y'all just sit in your car for right now. I'm going have you get in your car, follow me to Dollar General, and we're going to go speak to personnel. Okay. >> All right. >> Y'all mind hanging out right here for a second? >> My baby at home. >> You do mind hanging out? >> I'll chill. >> I mean, you don't have to if you don't want to. Stay right there in the truck. >> I mean, >> okay. >> It's a smudge mark and we can just drop it and go home. >> You got some money to try to get that taken off real quick. >> Okay. Yeah. >> No, no, no, no. Don't touch my car, sir. >> Hey. Hey, man. Just done. >> But yeah, sure. >> No, that's not We'll do the police report then. >> Okay. >> Okay. My lord. All right. And I don't have any of my stuff. That's great. Spare car for the win. 726 to 747. What's your 20? 104. Do you have any private property accident forms? So, what we're doing right now, I have somebody on the way. He's just going to bring those uh accident forms. >> And what I'm going to have you do, just put your information down on it. Put her information down on it. Uh >> dude, y'all colliding in there being I understand what you're saying like it being minimal damage. >> Yeah. >> But unfortunately, that's fine. >> Like, >> no problem. she wants to swap information. Legally, y'all are required to swap information. Uh she can report it to her insurance. You can report it to your insurance. If you don't want to report it to yours, you don't have to. And if she don't report it to hers, and everything's hunky dory. But as far as like from here, we're going to have y'all swap information. That's the bare minimum of what we have to do. What both of you do after that, y'all have each other's contact number. Y'all can figure out whether y'all want to sell it priv privately or >> if you're just going to drop it or whatever. Okay. >> All right. No problem. What we don't need is y'all arguing here on the side of the road. Okay, I got you. >> You got your >> Yeah. >> Won't that be considered a hit? >> Cuz he kept going. >> Cuz she had to chase here. >> Oh, >> he stopped. >> He stopped cuz I was texting. >> If he if he would have like kept going and we found him, then you guys happened way down there and I'm way up here. I don't even want my body. I am so who I am. They going to know who I am. >> Tattoos. >> Thank you. >> Yes, they false. >> You went to the tattoo shop? >> I did. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Don't fall. >> I was going to get mine. >> Insurance. >> No. I thought y'all could have. >> We can. >> Okay. >> If I need to, I can. >> It just makes it easier because I'm going to be uh writing all this down on a >> Yeah, you going to have to run it. I have to run it to say >> if is that who you still have insurance there? Okay then. Yeah, it's fine. >> Okay, I'll give that back to you. Give me one second. This is going to be your copy. Give me one second. I'll be right back. Hand that to you. >> Thank you. >> That's going to be yours. and that's also going to be yours. So now she's saying she don't want to contact the insurance at all. So if you're if you're cool with not contacting insurance, I don't think she wants to contact the insurance. >> That's fine. >> Keeps both of y'alls from going up. >> That's fine. >> Is that good with you? >> That good with you, ma'am? >> Huh? >> That that's good with you. >> Just not contacting them at all. >> We're just going to talk. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, we going we're we're going to stand by while y'all do that. Just to make sure it's civil. Okay. All right. >> It's going to be civil. So, we get here, make contact with both parties. Uh, came out originally as a vehicle accident on the roadway. It was determined that they actually had the accident in the parking lot of Dollar General. With it being private property, we just have both parties swap information. We give them a private property accident form. I fill both of them out, swap them with each of them. That's if they're wanting to pursue the damage with their insurance. Um, once I completed both those forms, both parties decided they did not want to contact insurance and that they just wanted to talk amongst themselves and not have it reported. I still had them swap the forms. Uh, ultimately do believe they come to the consensus to just handle it between them and apologize and go about their way. Um, but we're going to get out of here right now. We're going to a Chin's call. It's just a child in need of assistance. Um, we got reports saying that he's walking around the parking lot by himself, hitting on cars. So, we're going to see if we can find him and see if we can't find his parents. >> Park right here. Let all those parking spots be for the customers. >> Hi. >> You look like one of our friends. I'm not even kidding. It looks like Tyler. >> It does. >> Sorry. >> Wanted y'all to know. I just wanted y'all to know because that right there, this kid could have literally been taken. He was all the way over there at the road. He could have been taken. Like, do your job. That's parent. That is child neglect. Perfect. >> Especially as much trafficking I've heard about going up now. Not 20. >> No. >> Did y'all see how parent 1520? But she's in there and I believe she's in a two-toned dress. It's like blue and white. I think that's the mother because as soon as she realized the kid was gone like I mean he was all over tables. We watched him walk off. Both kids, both are just walking off and we're like looking at her, looking over here like you gonna get your kid like he's just gone and he's small enough to fit under a freaking table like and she finally just goes >> like other kids told her something. >> Yeah. Couldn't even find him. She did the same thing out here in the parking lot. I'm just I'm very big on kids. Like keep an eye on your kid. This is not a safe world anymore. Okay. Thank you. >> Appreciate y. >> So, the kids went back inside. They're with their parents. Now, we're just going to hang out in the area and make sure that if and when they leave, um they're going to be with their parents and they're not going to be wandering around the parking lot and getting taken or anything like that. Uh so, we stayed in the area. Um we watched the kids leave. We spoke to them. They're a bunch of good kids. I think parents probably just got preoccupied and just didn't realize the kid had wandered off. But everybody's safe and everybody's on their way home now. So, [Music] 739 cut 5 756. >> None of them are Grand Mall. We're just having some uh >> Wait, we hung the phone. Oh, I'm sorry. Hello. >> Baby, I hung up. >> She called back. >> You're okay, baby? >> What's up, buddy? What's your name? >> Huh? >> Davis. >> Davis. I'm Jacob. Nice to meet you. You doing okay? Well, I like them red shorts. >> Can I have some like that? >> What you been doing today? >> Just playing video games. What's your favorite video game? >> Fever. Uh, and then all of a sudden he kind of went that that blank seizure. >> Okay. >> No grandma. Uh, it seems like he's been in and out of it for maybe 10 minutes. >> Okay. >> And you make him shoot bananas. >> He's thrown up. >> He threw up two times. >> Hey Okay. >> Are you coming? >> Hey, just tell her to hop in behind the ambulance and we'll just take >> Okay. Hey, so follow the ambulance and we're going to ask you escort you guys up there. >> So, just stay directly behind the ambulance. So, we um we got a call about uh a vehicle that was uh driving to the hospital. They called 911 cuz they're coming through the city, but they were basically just saying like they didn't want to stop and wait on medics. They didn't want to, but obviously they're going to be driving at a high rate of speed. So, we got notified and the vehicle ended up stopping at Circle K. So, we got out and um the reason being is they have a an 8-year-old non-verbal autistic child. Um he was having a seizure. So, um, we were going to try to make sure they safely got to the hospital. They ended up stopping. Um, so now what we're going to do is we're going to help the ambulance get through these intersections safely. And they have Oxford Health Systems has the child in the back of the ambulance. So, we're just going to shut down these intersections and see if we can get them to the hospital in a safe manner. [Music] Goodbye. [Music] All right. Uh, yeah. So, rather than having a bunch of cars going through the city or having a car going through the city without any lights and sirens, uh, we were able to get the the child loaded into the ambulance with Oxford Health Systems and, uh, me and Far and Reeves and Quinn. Uh, a lot better to have multiple emergency vehicles with blue lights or emergency lights rather than just one. So, shut down some intersections and escorted them through the city to get them to the hospital safely. So now the kids under the care of the doctor and getting taken care of. So he's good to go. We're going to head back to Oxford. [Music] [Music]