What happens when kids need saving not from strangers but from their own parents? Here are five cases when cops rescue kids from evil parents. Number five, dad's Walmart run ends with police called for toddler left in car. Walmart employees contact authorities after a customer notices a toddler alone inside an unlocked car in the parking lot. Officers and medics arrived to find a 16-month-old girl in a car seat, appearing still and unresponsive. >> So, um, basically, we got informed by another, uh, customer that there's a baby. The door is unlocked on the back side, unattended. Nobody there like >> said they uh were informed by a customer that they saw a kid in the car without anyone else. Um yeah, the kid's awake or she's sleeping, but I uh rubbed her chest. She started moving. >> Who uh is the manager? >> We all are. >> All of us. Okay. Yeah, let me call you back. I got EMT here. I got to call you back. Bye. >> Um, >> so basically I got a call from my front end uh associate saying that there was a customer claimed that there was a baby in a car unattended. The customer was here but and decided to leave. Um, then when we came out to address the situation, I couldn't tell if there was a baby in there or not. So obviously I opened the door and saw that the baby was in there, but the baby's been in one piece. So basically as you found her is pretty much what we've been doing is just standing making sure nobody comes and adjusts or anything. So the baby but the baby's just been like that literally squeeze. >> Have y'all seen anyone come by the car? Nothing like that. >> No, we came directly at school in the front. >> There's a >> Huh? >> We can pull the video. >> Yeah, we can pull it and make sure whatever we need. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> It's in the >> It's inside. What's your first name? >> Hey, what's up guys? What's going on? >> What you got? >> Uh store said that they had a customer come inside tell them that they um said that they saw a kid unattended in the car. Um this front end and all the store managers end up coming out here. They walk up to the car, see if the car is unattended. No customer, nothing like that around. Signal 44 is in the car seats. >> Medics recommend transporting the child to the hospital for a full evaluation. Though not in immediate danger, she appears lethargic and under the weather, which raises concerns. >> They said that the car was unlocked. They didn't open it or anything like that. When I got here, um >> signal41. >> Oh, sorry. It's a juvenile for us. >> Okay. Okay. >> Um when I got here, she was in the car seat. Didn't appear like she was moving or anything. So, I opened the door, rubbed her chest, then she started to move around. Medics got here, they pulled her out, and she's in there checking vitals now. >> Yeah. I'm talking to my guys now. He said they're a little she's a little lethargic. Um, but she could also be a little sleepy girl. So, we're trying to figure that out. >> She also She's got like a scrape on her knee. >> Did uh anybody come out and claim vehicle or kid? >> Not yet. >> Okay. I'm sure they're inside right now making a request for the the PA. >> So, I have um their loss prevention is looking at the camera to see if they can see anyone exit the car. >> Was that mom? >> No. [Applause] >> Anybody come up yet? >> N assessing this kid. Yeah, she's she's very young, more than 2 years old. Um he's saying that for his assessment looks like she has a pretty nasty diaper that has not been changed. She's got dirt and scrapes all over her. Um she also seems like she's sick. He wants to take her to the hospital to get evaluated. Um and given the state that she's been left in and the fact that she's left alone, um he's he's willing to take off. But as far as the legality of it, having that conversation with you guys right now. >> Yeah. Give me one second. Lieutenant Greg, how you doing? Doing good, sir. >> So, where we stand right now is obviously no one's came out to claim this young lady. My medic is assessing the she's like old. Don't have an exact age on her, but she's really young. >> For the assessment, she looks like she has a pretty stale, old dirty diaper on. She's pretty dirty herself from head to toe. >> Got a few scrapes and bruises on her. Um, he wants to transport her to the hospital to get evaluated by a physician. And given the state that she was left in, he's ready to take off right now. But as far as the legality of it, again, you >> Okay, so let me short for legality. Aside from all those things, which I'm not saying they're right, but they're not immediate threat to her health. Is there anything he's seeing, fever, anything like that? >> As of right now, we're not seeing any immediate life. >> Moments later, officers locate the father and begin questioning him. >> You have your ID, you name. >> Is she in there? She's in the ambulance. >> What was the issue? Cuz he just left and >> came in. So, she was sleeping. He left and came in to get me. She was still sleeping. But he So, he was in the car with her and then he left and I'm in the middle of checking out. >> Okay. What time did you get here? >> 30 minutes ago. >> Okay. So, you you're in the car with your sister. >> Okay. And you got out of the car. >> She knows she should have done that. How old are you, buddy? >> There's the video. >> And you watched it. >> I did. They both exited. >> And that's what I just confirmed with him cuz I didn't want to tip this guy off. >> Mhm. >> Said, "Yeah, they both exit at the same time." So, >> but if he did leave him and the other kid in the car at the same time, he's still >> he's got no way to communicate, right? >> That's why he ran into >> Yeah. So, This a family member. >> That's dad. >> Why is my baby sister in my >> Well, because we was concerned about her. >> We wanted to store 20 minutes. He's been in the car the whole time. >> Mhm. You know, she not supposed to be left in there even with him cuz he underage also. So, >> so you have to be 18. >> No, but you got to be like a reasonable age. He's very smart. He just started answer. I just want to get the groceries. I got three of us. >> Mhm. >> Sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Are you the father? >> Yes, sir. >> So, this is where we stand right now, sir. >> Okay. Is she also here? >> Yes. So, just so you're aware for our assessment, while we're not identifying any life threats, she doesn't look like she's >> He explains that the child likely appeared lethargic simply because of being tired from earlier activities. Even so, officers decide a hospital visit is the safest option. >> It looks like something might be going on and all we're concerned about is her wellbeing. Now, obviously, we're very limited on what we can see, but we strongly suggest that she go to the doctor, get evaluated, go to the hospital, be evaluated by a physician, and if you don't find anything, then from there, she'll be mentally cleared. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's your sisters. We're getting the life vest. We were on the paddle board swimming all day, but she's not sick. Medic, if you can hear you, I just put on You got to stay with me. >> All right. Bye. Why do I have to stay with you? >> Because we doing an investigation right now. So, you just have to stay with me. It's not that you're in trouble or nothing. You just have to stay with me. >> What are they saying? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> Just what the paramedics told you. They people called in because they was concerned because they seen your door in the vehicle by that. That's all. And we got here, they got her. So, of course, he evaluated her. Then that's here where we are now. Do you want to take custody of the kids? >> I will. >> Okay. Firey says the little one needs to go to the hospital and get checked out. >> Okay. >> Are you okay with that? >> Um, yeah, that's fine. >> Or put me on the phone with mom and I'll explain it to her. And she >> She knows. She knows. And she said that she would take them. >> Well, but I want to make sure they get there, so I'd rather they do it and they'd be more comfortable doing it with some of the fire. No, fire rescue. Oh, >> with some of the findings they've got. >> Oh, let me call her. >> All right, >> young man. Let's go over here and talk to your aunt. Okay, >> you stay here with her. All right. >> Have you morizized them? >> I have it. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. You understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these in mind, do you wish to speak to me? >> Okay. Thank you. Once his Miranda writes are read, officers pressed the father for his statement. >> Why are we all out here in the parking lot of Walmart tonight? >> Because I left my son and my daughter in the car while I went in there to do some shopping and my son came in there. Did he get me? >> How long were you in there before your son came and got you? >> 5 10 years. >> What time did he finally find you in the store? About >> um Gosh. What time did he get here? 920. Maybe 9 >> 9:20 you said. >> Yeah. >> So he probably 9:30 9:35. >> Okay. How about if we back up to when this all started and you start being honest with me. >> I am. >> No, you're not. Cuz I've got you on video. I know what the time frame is. >> And it is not your time frame. >> So why don't you start by telling me the truth and read through it again? Well, then I'm don't know the exact time. What time was it? >> I I don't have to tell you. You tell me what time it was. You left two children unattended in a car. I would know exactly what time I did it, how quick, how long it took me to get back out here. And you're telling me it took you at least 20 minutes after your son found you? >> I was in the store 30, 35 minutes total. >> Let's go with 40 minutes. Okay. >> And your son was not in the car? Your son went in the car with you? or went into the store with you. >> I know this for a fact. >> Yeah. My son came into the store with >> with you when you went in. >> Correct. >> In fact, when you came back out to the car, you bailed on your son, left him in the store. He didn't know where you were for a couple of minutes. >> When they I said told him to come on and he was in the toy aisle where leaving >> and he was wandering around cuz you'd already made your way out here. >> Told him to >> Did he Was he on your heels? >> No. You left him in a Walmart unattended, even for 2 minutes. That's all it takes for somebody to snatch him. >> I'm scared to death. >> Yeah, you should be. >> They make sure he knows that even a short time in a car can put a child's life in danger. >> And I ran and he's over here doing push-ups and jumping on this car. I have three children. It It's hard to deal with. >> Yeah, raising kids is hard. I get that. >> And I have one that's healthy. >> But let let me tell you something, okay? You went in the store at about 953. Yes. >> 953. >> 853. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> All right. That about right. >> I'm listening. >> Your son went in the store with you, right? >> Yes. >> You were in there for 35 to 40 minutes before you heard a page to come back out to your car, right? >> And I came right out. Yes, sir. >> The whole time you were in the store with your son? >> Yes. >> The whole time your daughter's out here in the car unattended? Correct. >> Correct. >> Car is not locked. Correct. >> Car was not locked. >> Did you know it was not unlocked? >> No. >> You thought you locked it? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Cuz we had a we had a light issue in the back. >> Okay. >> So, you're telling me that you were in the store for 35 to 40 minutes with your son with your daughter out here in the car. >> She was asleep in the car. >> Was and nobody was watching her >> on the water all day. Nobody was watching her >> except for >> except for the managers and when they became aware of this stood around this car for 30 minutes watching her to make sure nothing happened because you were in the store. >> Do we see a problem here? >> I can't lose custody. >> Do you do I Custody is not your problem right now. Do you see where this is going? >> Set your cup on the truck. You're under arrest. I ask why I'm under arrest for what? >> Because you left your child in an unattended car for 40 minutes. >> Still, he pushes back, questioning the reason for his arrest as he's cuffed. >> The fact that you still don't know why you're going to jail is crazy. >> What is the charge? >> Child neglect. >> Child neglect. Let's see. >> My bad. >> You ever been arrested before? >> Yeah. >> And Florida? >> Uh, yes. >> Okay. For what? >> It was misdemeanor possession charge. >> Okay. What about in South Carolina >> for what? >> Um, violation >> of just a matter. >> So, you're I just want to make sure you're understanding why this is happening, right? >> Yeah. Never. Um, I do understand, but I just thought to let her sleep, she's exhausted. >> But you you understand the problem with that, right? >> Yes. But I just never think something would happen. >> But that's that's the problem is I've seen a ton of people think nothing's going to happen. Next thing you know, they're calling us because they can't find their child for little reasons like this. Okay. So, he got the keys on him. They in >> Do you have the keys to the car? >> Uh, >> are they still in the car? Cuz you didn't have any in your pockets. >> They're still in the car. >> They still in the car. >> They're still in the car. >> What? >> The keys are in the car. >> Still in there. >> Is it okay if she takes them? >> Is it okay if she takes the keys to the car? Your your uh sister-in-law watch. >> I got >> You won't even talk. We already told you what's going on tonight. >> I know, but still talk to somebody. >> No, we already talked to you. The next step is you going to talk to the judge in the morning. >> He's told they'll be held without bond until the first court appearance. Soon after, another family member arrives to take custody of the children. >> Did my partner already tell you you going to be without bond tonight? So you >> Well, you definitely have to see a judge in the morning. >> All right. >> The judge will, you know, determine your boy when you go to first appearance. That's normally around 8 9:00. Thomas is his dad, right? >> Right. >> Biological dad. >> Okay. All right. He abandoned her in the car. He was in the store for over 40 minutes with her in the car by herself. >> That's not good. So, he's going to be going to jail tonight and she's got she's in light of everything, the way she's acting, um, >> they're not comfortable releasing her without a trip to the hospital to get checked out. Maybe it'll be nothing. Hopefully, maybe there's something there, but she has not moved around much the entire time we've been here. Not the way, you know, all this activity. So, what is it? >> She should be moving around and watching all the flash like she's not. >> Can I see her? >> It's going to be up to them. Since you're not, Mom, I don't know. But let me check. >> How much do you know what happened? >> Um, I was on the phone when it was going on. >> Okay. So, this is what happened. Okay. Your husband pulled up here at 8:50. Your husband and I exited the car. They went into the store. Your daughter was left in the car. Vehicle was off. Front window was rolled down halfway. Car was unlocked. They did not come back out to the vehicle for almost an hour. It took us going inside making an overhead page for the husband of your name to come outside to his vehicle. At which time he ran he ran out of the store not right behind comes running about 15 seconds after he exited the store and got here running across the street where vehicles were coming on. So >> the mother is informed about everything that happened with her child and husband. >> Your daughter who is 16 months old in a car unattended by herself with the car unlocked where anyone could have came up and taken her out. He's getting arrested for child neglect. Okay. >> Okay. >> Your daughter was taken to Advent Healthcare in downtown Ogallo. >> Okay. um medics felt the need that she needed to go based off of all of their I'm not a medic so I don't really I can't evaluate a child based on that um but they felt that she needed to go >> okay >> um I'm just going to be upfront with you okay because of the situation and the charge and all that has to be notified okay um from my understanding they're living with you mom or your her mom okay grandma grandma. >> Okay. Um >> grandma >> and Levi are living at y'all. Okay. >> Um so I have that address. Um that's the address I'm going provide to them. Um right now he's going to be held without a bond. Okay. Um until first appearance, they'll go in and then see to the judge and all that point. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um go to advent. >> Do you know the morning? Okay. >> Do you have more information about her? What were they saying? >> So, what I saw when I got here, um, she was in the car, was quote unquote sleeping. She wasn't moving. So, I opened the car, started rubbing her chest. It took a little bit, and then she started to move. Um, they came, got her out of the car, and started checking her vitals. Uh, she has a couple scrapes on her. She's pretty dirty. >> Um, >> I heard y'all were at the river. Yes. I assume. Um, so they were looking at her vitals. It seemed like she was coming down with a a sickness of some sort. >> I think she's teething. >> Okay. Yeah. So, um, from what I understood there, her vitals weren't terrible. >> Officers then ensure the child is seen by medical professionals and alert the Department of Children and Families due to the circumstances. >> Um, but the longer they were waiting, they were just getting more concerned. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, they wanted to to make sure she could get checked out by a physician cuz they can only >> do so much in a ambulance here. >> She's not very um >> I told them that she wasn't good. >> She doesn't like many other people. >> Um Okay. So, is he Can I speak with Tom? >> Mhm. >> Is he want to hug him? >> Yeah. Okay. Wow. [Music] Hello. >> Hello. >> Hey. So, you're being trespassed from the property. Uh, you cannot come back onto this property. Uh, if you come back on this property, you county will be notified and you will be arrested for violation of the trespass. And there's trespasses for a lifetime at this location. You cannot be in a car with somebody waiting in the parking lot at all. >> You understand that? >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> Who's that? >> It's the manager of the store. >> Oh, really? >> Okay. All right. We're going to get going. >> Oh, you don't have any water or nothing, right? >> Huh? >> You don't have any water? Not right now. When you get to the jail, they need to get you something. >> Oh god. >> Police arrest the father on charges of child neglect before being taken to jail. The man is trespassed from the Walmart property for life. Number four. Things get serious after toddler found wandering hotel. Police in Panama City respond to a call about a 2-year-old found wandering alone in a hotel hallway. The child had been seen crying and walking near the elevators for nearly an hour before staff alerted authorities. Here's what happens next. >> Any idea what roomies belong to? >> I have no idea. My um boss just he was upstairs coming out. He said he seen little baby up there. >> Which floor? >> On the seventh floor. So when I went up there, he was just crying. >> He's all mad. Why you old mad? It's okay. It's okay. So, we are still on the second floor. >> Yep. He was on the second floor. I mean, I hate it cuz I mean I don't know who it is cuz like I said, they came the weekends. I had checked nobody that had a >> baby. He think >> we go walk the second floor and we're probably going to find a room over somebody sleeping. >> Well, well, and the thing is all the doors was closed and I didn't I wouldn't even think this baby to open the door. It doesn't take much for the but I was going to say it don't >> um when I work at the it's been about what time was he calling home? >> It's been about what 40 go when you go upstairs come out the elevator go to your right to your right. >> Okay. >> You who found the kid >> the ball. >> You have nothing to do with it. No. >> Okay. Up and down this way. Guess what? I'm going to start at 2,200. Do we know if every room is occupied? >> Uh, no. This side, some of the rooms are occupied. I will open the door. >> Yeah. >> Hello. >> Hello. Police department. >> Uh, this room is occupied, but nobody >> nobody is here. >> Hello, police department. Police department. Hello. Hello. He's not occupied. This room is occupied. >> Second floor. Take a right as you come up the stairs. He was found down here, but I don't know if he's necessarily from here. We're checking each room. Hello, police department. Hello. Hello. Are you missing a baby? >> Hello, sir. >> You don't have a small boy? >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. That's my friend sleeping. >> It's right here. He is downstairs. >> He's downstairs. >> You got some shoes on and come down. The woman who insists she isn't the child's mother is questioned by the police. >> Don't forget your room key so you can get back in. >> That's why on the book they learn quick. Thank you. >> Yeah. Little man probably got a hold of the door handle. They found him kind of wandering around right here and he's been gone for about 30 minutes. They said 40 minutes. You got your ID by hand. Can you grab it real quick? >> I should have said that the first time. Sorry. >> My brother, >> you know your >> That's fine. We'll get your information. >> He's not your child. >> No, he's not my child. My friends, I can still >> Okay. We ain't going to cancel Christmas. She'll just get you get some info in >> girl. You babysitting on the bedside. [Music] She didn't have her ID, so she'll have to give you her her info. >> Date of birth. >> 04602. >> What's the kid name? >> Messiah. >> Messiah. SI How old is it? >> Whose kid is it? >> Um, my friend. >> Where's Lia? >> She took a cab. You have her phone number. >> As the conversation continues, officers discover she has an active warrant for her arrest. >> Our Snapchat officer a she's given a date of birth of 4162, but I got her in mobile with 4163. So, um, she's staying out of She's staying out of Florida 23. >> Looks like mobile warrant has her an active one for I think BOP. >> You deal with a kid. You got arrest warrant. >> You got a warrant. >> Uh, fraud, I believe. >> Mhm. >> Your date of birth in 2003, not 2002. >> Oh, yes. Oh, >> is this your child for real or where did mom go? Where is mom at? >> Snapchat. >> Which which store is she? >> Yeah, we're going to have to do that. >> You got an elevator. Take her back up there and get the phone and stuff. Is there a elevator? >> This one's going upstairs. [Music] >> It keeps getting better and better. >> Yeah. Violation of uh Well, they're about to Yeah, they're about to tell us, but >> for sure, but we're pretty confident. >> This is obviously control. >> You supposed to be on house arrest. You're not in England. >> BC. You guess what that is, right? >> No. Um, I was supposed to be on ankle monitor for the first 6 months, but they said they they haven't monitors. >> They just issued it. >> What are we looking for? >> Phone ID. >> We couldn't find it earlier, but I have a feeling I know why we couldn't find it. >> No, probably cuz we knew we had a warrant. She's taken into custody on charges of child neglect as well as the outstanding warrant. Attention then turns to locating the child's real mother. >> Didn't know I had one, honestly. >> Okay. Where was your ID be? >> Um, in my wallet, >> which is >> Oh, it's right there. Where' you >> Yeah. >> That's not the mother. was the person that would watch him. He's got a warrant. So 10:15 are for the kid. >> Yeah. So I'm not done anything with the child lieutenant sitting there babysitting the one-year-old. >> We're trying to find the the mother, you know, like about an hour ago. >> How are we going to get a hold of mom? >> Can you do it? >> You can get us a number. We can use our phones and call her. or if if unless you want to get her on Snapchat, she can call one of our phones or however the easiest way is to get a hold of mom. You need anything else besides your wallet. >> Um um actually my information is in one of those plastic bags. >> Is that mom? >> You really need to get on with some Hello. Oh, Lea, is this you? Okay, you need to come here cuz Messiah is here and he got out of the room and I was sleeping and the police are here and I guess I have a warrant for my arrest. >> No, this is the front desk. This is the front desk. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> What time leave? What cab company she use? Is she Uber or what? >> Metro. >> Metro. Hey, this is Sergeant McClody at Panama City Police Department. Um, we are at the days in on 23rd Street. Did you guys happen to pick up a Malaysia Johnson sometime between now and probably an hour or hour and a half ago? Her son, her 2-year-old here, is now unattended. We're trying to track her down. Apparently, she left in a cab. Officers reach out to the cab company that the woman mentioned in hopes of tracking her down. >> Apparently, she's on her way here, according to the cab company and the number I just called, who's her friend, that the cab just picked her up, and she thinks she's coming here as well. The cab company tracked them down. They said they picked a girl up from days in and brought her to Lizby and they just picked a girl up from Lizenb to bring her back to the day's end. He believes that's her. He gave me the number. I called the number. It's her friend. She said, "Yeah, I think a cab just she just used my phone to call a cab. The cab should be getting here any minute." >> So hopefully the cab and the friend are accurate and there should be a cab pulling up here soon. >> That would be great. >> I I didn't look. >> Yeah. Is that a cab? >> Are you Malaysia? >> Yes. >> Okay. Come on in here. We found your child running around. >> Oh my god. uh the hallways and we found the babysitter who has a warrant. We've been trying to get a hold of you. >> Wow. >> Wow. >> I did not know that. >> Okay, we'll step on over here. He's going to want to talk to you in just a second. [Music] >> So, where's she at? >> She's in the back of the police car. >> Oh my god. You supposed to eat or something? >> Yes, sir. >> You want to get uh >> No, I'll run her up cuz we sit over here. >> You need to talk to her, too. >> I definitely do. I mean, she's temp. >> You good there? >> If you need someone to go relieve you, anything else from us, my money? >> Absolutely not. Okay. >> You guys are phenomenal. I mean, you guys went above. Despite her absence, the mother is not taken into custody. Do you think that was the right call or should police have pursued further action? Number three, cops step in to protect six-year-old from drunk mom. Officers respond to multiple reports of a vehicle swerving across lanes and nearly causing a collision. They track down the car at a gas station and make contact with the driver, a woman with a young child in the back seat. Let's take a look at what happens next. Hello, Officer Rogers Link. Police Department driver license proof insurance. >> Any reason why I'm stopping you today? >> No. >> No. Got reports that you were all over the road. You almost hit another vehicle and I see you coming down the middle of 143rd. Is there any reason you were driving like that today? >> No, I was texting. >> You were what? >> I was texting. >> You were texting? No. >> Had anything to drink today? >> No. >> Nothing at all? >> No. >> So, if you were to submit to a preliminary breath test, you'd blow zeros, right? >> Yeah. >> Where are we coming from? >> I'm coming from my mom's house. >> Coming from your mom's house? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Hold on to that. All right. Does >> she smell like anything or no? >> I got like a whiff in the car of it, but she seems like she's a little slow, too. Let's see. >> She was coming down the middle of um 143rd when I saw her. She got called in as a reckless. Got called in, almost hit another vehicle. Um I got a little bit of it in the car. Not like anything much, but she also seems like she's a little like slow. >> Okay. >> So, I might run her through fields here. I don't know if there's a spot in Shell that we can walk in there and see. But >> I'll see if he wants this. He wants to do fields on her. If not, I'm going to do fields. I'll probably bring her inside. She's got a kid in the back. So, I might >> She got a kid in the back. That's all I'm like. >> So, I might have to have you stay with the kid and just stay with my squad out here. >> That's fine. >> Can you go ask her for her insurance again? Let me know if you smell anything cuz she was still looking for it. >> Uh, do you mind if we see her insurance again? >> I think >> Yeah, he I don't know. >> Just got to check and see. >> He He gave it to you or you gave >> I do. >> Does he still have it? Yes, he can have it. >> What is is this? >> This is something else. >> It might be. Maybe he could take this, too. I have a choice on it. >> Okay. >> Officers noticed the smell of alcohol coming from the vehicle and decide to investigate further. >> Yeah, we just wanted to check and see. All righty. Sounds good. Just sit tight for us. Okay. >> Okay. >> Unless you want to do fields, I'm going to try and bring her in shell and do it. I just thought I'd offer it to you. It's been a while for me. Otherwise, I'll I'll run her inside in the show. Um, I'm probably going to have him stay here with the kids. Do you want this me to help you or you want me to do it? >> Oh, I can do it. Conor, do you want to do this? Is this your call? >> Go ahead. >> I think he's getting off. >> Yeah, I'm getting you guys. >> I could Hey, I could smell some. >> Okay. >> So, I'll have you do it then and then I will help you um if you're comfortable with it. I have it for improper lane so I can do that. >> Hello, Jalissa. Jalissa. >> Yes. >> All right, man. I'm going to have you step out real quick. Okay. Talk out here. How old is your child today? >> Six. >> Six. Okay. >> Yeah. Step down. >> Okay. All right. Got you. Just have you step out real quick. All right. So, how how much more have you been drinking? Cuz I see you got that that container right there. >> Not much. >> Okay. All right. So, you >> you had that. Just hang up the phone right now. Okay. >> Yeah, but um I have a disability, so I need my mom to be on the phone with me. >> Okay. So, how much did we had a drink? >> Not much. >> Okay, we had that though. What else? Let's step over. Can you hand the phone, please? >> I need my mom on the phone. I have a disability. >> You have a disability? >> Yes. >> What uh what disability do you have? >> I have a learning disability. >> Gotcha. What learning disability do you have? >> All I know is learning disability. >> All right, Jalisa. So, I'm going to have you do put these um Can I have these documents you have in your hand, please? >> You want to go inside? >> Mom, can you get up and >> Hey, Jalisa, we're going to go inside the shell. >> We're going to walk inside the shell. Okay. How much is this warm? >> You're >> okay. My turn. >> Yeah. You're We got an officer right here. Another officer over here. >> So, how much you had to drink today? >> Not that much. >> Not How much is not that much? >> One shot and >> one one shot of what? Uh 99 watermelon. >> The woman insists she was not drinking while driving, saying she only drank before getting in the car. >> Watermelon. And then you had that. Was it a mice hard? >> My car. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you had both of those things today? >> Yeah. >> We can call here. We'll call her back. We'll call her back. >> We're going to call her back. >> No, cuz I have a disability >> and I want my mom to make it what I'm doing and what it >> Okay, she's on the way. Okay. So, just hang up the phone right now. I don't know what to do about the little guy in the back seat. >> How old is he? >> I don't know. I don't know. I haven't talked to him at all. He's not even buckled in either. >> Okay. >> No, I I understand. That's why I'm talking things through with you. So, you said he had a shot of watermelon. Okay. And then you had the mics hard. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Gotcha. Are you diabetic? >> No, not diabetic. >> No diabetic. Okay. Now, do you have any problems with your knees, hips, back? >> No. >> No. Any recent surgeries? >> Knees. As far as the knees, cuz I got in a car accident, 22 maybe. >> Okay. Do you have anything diagnosed for them? >> Anything for the >> um I'm showing the other car for me? >> Okay. But anything diagnosed? >> No. >> No, they just just have knee pain. >> Okay, gotcha. How about hips? >> No hips. >> Back? >> No. >> Any recent surgeries? >> No. >> Okay. So, I'm going to I'm going to have you do I'll make you do some test real quick just to make sure you're good to drive. Everything's okay. Send your butt your way. Okay. >> All right. What you're going to do, you're going to look at the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. You're going to follow tip of this pen with your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Make sure you follow. >> Make sure you follow it. Okay. >> Follow the tip of my pen. New York Times >> and I do have eye problems and everything else >> and I do have cataracts. >> Okay. All right. I'll take everything in consideration. Just keep looking at the pen. Okay. >> Okay. >> After completing the eye test, she's asked to perform the heel to toe test. Will she do any better this time? Let's find out. >> All right. So, for this next set of tests that I'm going to have you do, um, is just imagine there's a straight line here. Actually, you may be able to use this line. Use this line right here. >> Okay. So, whenever you're ready, >> one 2 3 4 5 6 7 I can turn around. >> Do you remember what I instructed you to do? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just just follow the instructions. >> I just want to make sure I can turn around. That's all. >> Yeah. Just just follow the instructions. How you remember? Okay. >> Okay. And then one, two, Jordan. 4 >> 5 6 >> 11 8 9 >> Done. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I did cuz I got a disability and I have a disability of math too. So >> Okay. All right. So, I'm not I'm not going to have you do any math equations today, so we don't have to worry about that. Okay. >> All right. So, for this next test, what you're going to do, you're going to put your heels together like I'm doing. Put your hands at your side. So, what you're going to do, you're going to raise either foot left or right in front of you approximately 6 in from the ground. Okay? The foot you raise is going to maintain parallel with the ground. You're going to look down at that foot and you're going to count out in this manner. 1,00 1,002 1,00 3 1,004 100, 105 until I tell you to stop. The woman has trouble following even basic instructions and struggles to stay focused. Next, she's asked to try the one leg test. >> So, no, you understand? >> Can I do a practice? Cuz I want to I want to make sure I'm doing this right cuz I'm I I say it. I'm not good at math. >> So, we do we don't do practices for the test. That's why I'm asking you any questions and I demonstrate for you. >> Okay. Oh, J one more time. >> Do you understand the instructions though? >> A little bit. Yeah. >> Okay. What don't you understand? >> You said hold up for 1,000 and 10. >> No. Until I tell you to stop. >> No, I know that. But I'm saying up to a,00 from 1 to 10. >> No. So, you're going to get you're going to keep counting in that manner until I tell you to stop. 1 >> 1000 1,002 1,003 104 >> Okay, but do you do you understand that part now? >> Yeah. 1 2 3 Okay. >> Until I tell you to stop. Okay. You're going to keep counting. All right. >> With just one leg >> like I demonstrated. >> Yes. With one leg. >> Yes. You're going to raise one one leg. One foot in front of you. >> Okay. >> Do you understand my instructions? >> That's what That's why I'm asking questions. No, that's okay. >> Ask me the last question. >> I demonstrated for you. >> Can you let me >> let you what? >> I'm just asking. >> So, me doing this and looking down, that's what you want. >> Yeah. So, but make sure you're counting out loud in the manner that I told you to. >> And you're going to keep the foot you raise parallel to the ground. >> Maintain both your legs straight. Okay. All right. So, whenever you're ready, you can start the test. Okay. >> Yep. >> Just let you know. >> Just start test whenever you're ready. 2002. >> Make sure you look on your foot. >> Oh, I ain't looking at my feet. That's why I was trying to make sure. >> Okay. >> 1 200234 2005 2006 2007 2008 10127. After failing to show proper control during the field assessments, officers present a breathalyzer. >> Okay. So, you had one shot. You said you had one shot, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, how long ago was that >> in the mic's hard? >> Okay. How long ago was the shot? >> An hour or two. No, that was about like an hour or two. >> So, were you drinking the Mike's hard as you were driving? >> No, not as I was driving. drive as much as I could before I start driving. >> Oh, before you start driving, then you just place it in the car. Okay. So, I got one more test. This is the breath test. So, if you're saying you only had one shot about 2 hours ago, it's going to show that. Okay. >> All right. So, I'm going to go get that real quick. >> Here's your phone. I'll be right back. All right. All right. So, for >> this for this final test, All right. What are you going to do? >> You're going to wrap your lips around the straw. Hold on. >> Okay. >> Well, can we leave? We came into my mom. I want to make sure my mom >> We will We will bring her outside. We will show you. Okay. >> I just want to make sure she get here with my with her grandson. >> I understand that. >> Yes. All right. She's on her way. Okay. >> I know. But she was at work. >> She's coming. >> I don't want to get behind nothing. >> Okay. Let's do this. You can get back to your your tape. Talk to your son. Okay. >> Okay. All right. So, whenever you're ready, >> keep going. Keep going. Okay, stop. >> Um, we got to re We got to redo it. >> Just run it out a little. Go. >> You got to keep blowing. Like, it's it's got to be consistent. So, >> hey, you tell him. You explain it. I'm >> okay. You're gonna You're >> So you just said just blow right. We're just trying to make you understand. You're going to wrap your lips around it. Okay. You're going to continually to blow like this. >> I thought I was supposed to hold it. See, I thought I was supposed to hold it. >> And then he'll tell you when to stop. Okay. >> She's given another opportunity to take the breath test in hopes of obtaining a clear result this time. >> You got to keep blowing. >> See, that's what I don't I don't not understand. So what you're doing is you're doing one big blow and then you're stopping right away. So it's got to be continuous blow. >> You got >> I did it wrong. Still >> you you move back. You got you let the shot go out of your mouth. That's why it restarted. >> I don't know how to do this. My first time doing it, so I don't know. >> All right. So whenever you're ready. >> No. Keep [Music] going. Keep going. Keep going. There you go. Got it. Thank you. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, you are a 184. >> Ma'am, put your hands behind your back, please. You're going to be placed under arrest for DUI. All right. We're going to make sure that your mom picks up your son. Okay. I want to make sure >> you can talk to him too. >> Can we make sure that >> Yeah, we'll make sure of it. We'll make sure your son's okay, right? >> I'm going to call my mom. >> Yeah, you you'll have a chance to call her. Okay, we're heading down to the police stations right down the road. >> Okay, that's fine. But can I call my mom? >> Yeah, when we get there, we'll be able to call her. >> Don't worry about that. >> I don't want my turn left by itself. >> No, no, no. We have officers here. Um >> I don't need my mom car yet. I need my mom. I don't see your car yet. Can y'all car? I need my mom. Can I get my mom? >> Can we not leave here till my mom get here? Please. Can we not leave till my mom get here, please? Can y'all let her know she could just come get me from here? Did y'all let her know? >> We told her everything. Okay. >> Okay. I just want to make sure. >> Take a deep breath. >> I just want to make sure. Her reading a staggering 184 BAC, way over the legal line. Officers place her under arrest for DUI and child endangerment. Number two, mom busted for drunk driving with kids along for the ride. Police respond to multiple calls about a vehicle seen parked in different locations throughout the night with its trunk open and the driver passed out. Eventually, they locate the vehicle on a residential street and find a woman unconscious in the front seat with three children in the back. Loss police department. Hi. >> You okay? What's going on? >> You what? Adren up here. What's going on? >> You what? >> It's what? >> Ashley's >> Ashley. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Okay. How'd you end up here? What's going on? >> DWI. >> What about the DWI? I went to >> You did what? >> She said DWI. >> Who said DWI? >> Who? >> Anton. >> Your auntie? >> She said DWI. >> Okay. Did you drive here? >> No. >> So, what are we talking about here? DWI. She said to have >> She said to have a DWI. >> Your auntie? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Where's that at? Where's your auntie at? >> She's at my uncle's house. >> At your girl's house? >> My uncle's house. >> Your uncle's house? >> Yes. >> Where's that at? >> And Dona? >> Okay. And you left there and came with your children over here. No. >> No. How did you get here? >> House. >> What's that? >> You're at your uncle's house. You're not at your uncle's house right now. >> When officers wake the woman, she seems confused and disoriented. Her story doesn't add up, and she struggles to explain why she and her children are out on the street. >> Uh-huh. Is this your truck? My uncles. >> Your uncles. >> Hey, how did you end up over here? >> My children. >> You drove over here? How long ago was that? >> 3 hours ago. >> 3 hours ago. >> Okay. Why are you out here in the street with your children? >> Did you get into a fight with your aunt and uncle? >> No. He wanted to drive. >> He wanted to drive. >> Okay. Do you have your ID? May I have it? >> Okay. >> Why are you out here on Opas Hill? >> Um, my phone had an accident. >> Your friend had an accident? >> My phone? >> Your phone? >> Mhm. >> Okay. But why are you out here with your kiddos in the middle of the street? In the middle of the streets here sleeping. What happened? Now my ex my kids had an accident down here and then the phone and then I was pretty cold when they came up in here. So they were down here and then we had an accident with them. >> You had an accident? >> Yes. >> What type of accident? They just like were sleeping and then >> Okay, give me a second. Okay, Miss Alvarez. So, I guess they they had been calling about your vehicle that's been on the side of the road a few times tonight. The last time was 15 minutes ago over there by the convention center. Okay. The same vehicle description and everything. It is very distinct with the the logo that you have on the side over here. I think I'll stand on the other side. It says Dodge or whatever. Durango. So, uh, where were you coming from? >> Uncle. >> Your uncle. And where does he live? >> Indana. >> Indana. >> She eventually says she arrived about 3 hours earlier. After driving to the area, detecting a strong smell of alcohol, officers began a field sobriety test. >> How much did you have to drink when you were there? >> Two. What? >> Two bottles. >> Two bottles of what? Do you remember? >> No. >> No. All right. Shanta, do me a favor. Come on. Step out for me. What are you doing? It's already on park. Step out for me. Let's go over here. Okay. Step right here. Okay. Santel, are those the kids in the back? Are they your kiddos or nephews? Nieces? >> Oh, they're my kids. >> They're your kiddos. All right. Here's what I'm going to do. Okay. I want I want to conduct some field sobriety tests on you. Okay. I want to make sure that you're good to drive. >> Okay. >> Okay. Look at me. Face this way. Put your feet together. Hands down to your side. Okay. All right. What I'm going to do first is I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. >> What I need you to do Let's follow the tip of my pen. And actually, if you can put your light towards that so you can see there, a little bit brighter. Okay. I need you to look at the tip of my pin with your eyes and eyes only without moving your head. You're going to follow with your eyes only and keep following until I tell you to stop. Okay. All right, go ahead and relax. Um, can you go and take off that purse so we can we'll put it back in the car. Okay, is that okay? Or do you just want to hold it here? With the eye test complete, she then moves on to the heel to toe test >> in the car. So, you see this line before you, right? Okay. We're going to use this line. What I need you to do is put your left foot on that line like this. Go ahead and do so now. No, your left foot. There you go. Now, you're going to put your right foot in front of the left foot. Heel to toe on that same line. Now, put your arms down to your side. Touch heel to toe. Touch heel to toe. No, no, no. Go back. All right. Stay on that line. Now, stay in this position until I tell you to move. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> All right. When I tell you to start, what you're going to do is you're going to take nine hill to toe steps on that line. Okay. When you get to your ninth step, you're going to leave your front foot on that line. Take a series of small steps to turn around. I'll show you how to do that. And you're going to take nine heel to toe steps back on that same line. Now, on each step, I need you to look down at your feet the whole time. Count your steps out loud so that I can hear you. And don't stop this test until it's been completed. Do you understand? >> What's that? >> Yeah. Okay. If you watch me, I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. For demonstration purposes, I'm doing three steps. You are going to do nine. It's going to look Okay. It's going to look like this. Okay. Get back in that position. Okay. Again, for demonstration purposes, I'm going to do three steps. You're doing nine. It's going to look like this. Okay. One, two, three, up until nine. Step out like this. Series of small steps. Turn around. Get back on that same line. One, two, three, up until nine. Do you understand? Yeah. Okay. Do you have any questions? All right. You may begin. As the test goes on, it becomes clear she's heading for serious trouble. Hello. How are you? All right. All right. You can raise your left or right. It doesn't matter. It's up to you. Raise it approximately 6 in off the ground like so. Okay. You notice my foot is parallel with the ground. It's not facing up or pointing up or pointing down, but it's parallel. Okay. Have your knees straight, hands down to your arms down to your side. Now, holding this position, you're going to look down at the elevated foot and count in this manner. 100,00 1,002 1003 and so forth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? All right. Any questions? >> All right. You may begin when you're ready. 2001 2002 1003 2004 2005 2006 2007 1008 100901 2012 >> your foot 2016920 20 2021 2022. >> Okay, you can stop. What's wrong with all? Why are you crying? You okay? Okay. What made you cry? >> H nothing. Okay, let's go back over here to the uh back over here. Okay, go and face the car for me. Once all the sobriety tests are completed, the officers make their decision and take action. >> Put your hands back here for me. You're under driving under the influence. Okay. Who can we call to pick up the kiddos? >> Is there anybody we can pick a call to pick up the kiddos? >> My mom. >> Your mom. Okay. We can certainly do that. We'll grab our phone for me, please. Have a 44487, please. Okay, turn around. Open your mouth. Lift up your tongue. All right, there you go. Go ahead and face the vehicle. >> Do you have anything in your pocket that's going to poke me? >> Do we have um >> Yeah, we're going to get her phone. >> Okay. Yeah. You can go ahead and sit. >> All right. Go have a seat for me. >> Do you know your mom's uh phone number by heart? >> I have this >> cuz it looks like your uh phone's dead. You do? Okay. Give it to this officer over here. >> Okay. All right. Give us a second. When we grab the phone. Okay. >> The officers ensure the kids are comforted and shielded from the more serious parts of the arrest. >> Is that your mama? >> That's your mama. You guys okay? >> Yeah. You guys cold? You want a blankie? Let me see if I could get one. We'll bring you a blanket. Okay. What's your guys' name? >> It's Mal. >> Maria. >> Maria. >> Malia. >> Molly. And you're what? >> Jeremiah. >> Jeremiah. Jeremiah. Malia. >> Melanie. Jeremiah. Malia. Melanie. I'm Gabby. Here's a blankie. You guys sure? >> Hi. Sorry the lights in your eyes. >> Yeah. >> Here. >> She's having a hard time going to sleep. >> She's having a hard time what? >> Going to sleep. >> Oh, your mama's having a hard time going to sleep. >> Okay. How old are you guys? I'm eight. She's six and she's four. >> Eight, six, and four. Wow. Okay. Here. This one's for you. >> We could get more. >> I'm going to scooch this. Tuck her in a little. Do you guys want water? >> You want a water? Okay. Let me go get her water real quick. Here. >> Whoa. Where did she go? When the grandparents arrive, police explain what happened, including the presence of unopened alcohol and spilled liquor in the vehicle. >> Hello. >> Uh, who's going to be driving? >> I will. Do you need my ID? >> Yes, just his is fine. Or whoever's going to drive that vehicle. Um, there is alcohol in the vehicle. They're not opened. So, uh, we already dumped out the ones that were open. >> Okay. Um, it's a little I guess some of the alcohol dipped into the driver's seat, so there's going to be that. So, I don't know if you have like a wipe or anything that you could just wipe it out. >> Okay. >> Um, kids are fine. No accident. >> What What happened? Can we Can we know what happened? Like, why was she >> Yeah. Uh, so throughout the night, we got three or two different calls um with the description of the vehicle that it was running. The trunk was open. It was parked at just like random places and the driver was passed out. So every time we would get to scene, the car was gone. So we were never never able to actually see the vehicle or so we're like um we're driving through here. We usually drive through here a lot and we see it parked here. She's passed out. Trunk is open. So we're like, okay, we have it here. We see that there's a car seat and then we finally were able to get closer. We see that there's three kids in the back. Um she was heavily intoxicated. I don't know where she was coming from. She was not coherent at all. She did not know what was going on. >> Just her or is it um is it just her? >> It was just her. We try to ask of anything. So um and then and then the kids. Kids don't really know too much of what's happening. Um, they didn't see much of kind of what we did back here. We try to get everything away from them. >> Um, yeah, they're excited that you guys were picking them up. They said that you guys are the best and super cool. So, >> thank you. >> They take custody of the children and the vehicle keys are handed over to her. >> These are the keys. They were a little um they had alcohol on them. So, >> thank you. They're in a glove, but just turn them off. Sounds good. >> Thank you so much. I appreciate you. >> Yeah. Step out and go around this way. Watch your step right in here. Step forward. Take these off. Have a seat in front of the cuffs there. [Music] The mother is ultimately placed under arrest for DUI with minors in the vehicle. Number one, toddler taken into custody after parents arrested. An officer observes a pickup truck parked unevenly outside a 7-Eleven. Suspicious of the driver's erratic behavior, he approaches and quickly recognizes the man, Reginald, from prior encounters. This is what happens when he finally approaches the driver. >> Yo, what's going on? >> How's Karisha Park? That's something illegal. >> What? >> Did I do something illegal? >> You pulled in here, you break out of nowhere, and then you pulled in here. You couldn't even park. >> Did I do something illegal? >> I want to make sure you're okay to drive. >> Did I Did I do something illegal? >> Okay. Can I see your license, registration, insurance? >> Did I do something illegal? >> I know who you are. Stop it. >> Did I do something illegal? >> Did I crime? >> I know who you are now. I want to make sure you're okay to drive. >> You might be DUI right now. Show off the car for me. >> I didn't commit a crime. I'm not I'm not showing my ID. >> I know who you are. I'm I committed a crime. >> Yes, you did. I want to make sure you're okay to operate a vehicle. You're driving recklessly in the parking lot. You can't even park the car. >> Drive, bro. I pulled Listen, we're not We're not playing games here. All right. And >> reverse parks. No. No. I'm >> You don't even have a license. >> Anything. >> You don't even have a license. >> All right. Okay. >> Yeah. Just letting go. >> Are you smoking car? I'm not going anywhere. >> It's a muffin. >> Oh, no. It's a muffin. >> Ma'am, are you good? >> Okay. What's going on? >> Nothing. Nothing. Get over that door. Get over that door. >> There's a baby in the car. 64 to 72. You can make your way here. >> In the back seat, a toddler is sound asleep. But the moment the officer opens the car door, multiple bags of illegal substances tumbled to the ground. >> Hoping out the car. There's there's there's there where where there hoping out the car. >> It is. >> Get out of here, bro. >> Hop out the car. Hop out the car. >> I'm not getting out, man. >> You're getting out of the car. >> You Am I under arrest? >> You want to be under arrest? You're not listening to Are you detaining me? >> Yeah, you're getting detained right there. Hopping out the car. I'm not going to ask you again. Reggie, hoping out the car. We're not playing games here. There's a baby in the car here. >> No. So, why are you bothering harassing me, bro? >> I want to make sure you're okay. You said you sat here for five seconds. I'm sitting anywhere, bro. It's a parking lot, >> Reggie. How about the car? We're not playing games here. >> All right, get off. Get off. Get off me. Get off me. Get off me. Just get off me. Get off me, bro. Get off of you, man. Get off me, bro. >> Yeah, I'm not at all. There's a baby in the car. The >> Why is back falling off your lap? >> Cuz the car The car's dirty, bro. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, no, no. We don't do that. >> The car's dirty, man. The >> I I I was sleeping. We We're coming from my family. >> No, don't say that to him. Don't say nothing to him. Let him take me in. >> Stay in the car. >> Take me in. Let him take me in. >> Renee, don't say anything to him. Let him take me in. It's fine. I ain't doing anything wrong, bro. It's fine. Dirty. Doesn't matter. What do you want? >> We're going to do some tests to make sure you're okay to drive a car, too, at back at headquarters. >> I'm not doing any tests, bro. >> You're refusing? >> Yes. >> Okay. Yo, just grab her out of the car. There's Beware. There's a baby in the back seat. >> Why are you doing this, bro? That's It's illegal, bro. Look where you at. >> Are you refusing to take any any test right now? >> I want to do a field sobriety test. >> I'm not taking one, bro. That's a parking spot right there. You're talking about You sat here. I was reversing. >> No, no, no. Listen, I saw you have trouble picking that. >> I'm having trouble, bro. First, Emily's on camera at this store, too. Okay. I sat right there and saw. >> All right. Whatever. >> All right. >> No, just take her out and just talk to her out here. Okay. >> Renee lawyer. >> Don't say anything to her. >> Are you going to take any field soiety test? >> You're not. Okay. Go on. 64. >> Do anything wrong, man. I stand in a slot, man. It's reverse parking, bro. >> Go ahead. >> We're going to have a one party under for 450. Refusing to take any testers. Just like that, Reginald finds himself cuped, searched, and locked inside the patrol car. >> 100 48. >> Who? >> What's up? >> Nothing on it. I don't use it anymore. >> Okay. That's why it's all over the car. That's >> cuz the car's dirty. You have a baby in the car. >> Who's the car registered? There's right here in your back pocket, bro. >> The car is dirty, bro. Just pick the car up, man. Don't use car like that anymore. >> You have anything stuck in your pants? >> No, man. You have a lot of stuff in pants. You just pull out pocket. >> Reggie, stop playing games here, bro. >> Leave me alone, man. Leave me alone. >> Stop playing games with me. >> Oh, you look like Look, you see me? Not now. I'm straight. I'm clean. >> Why'd you take so long to park the car, >> bro? I I reverse parked into the slot. >> Take a seat. Take a seat. Ready? Look at the lines. >> Reggie, take a seat. Let me alone, bro. Bro, leave me alone, bro. harassing, man. You going on a Brady list, man. >> What's up? >> Me? >> Okay. >> Nothing. >> Harassing me. >> Okay. I'm harassing you. >> Yeah. >> I'm making sure you're okay to drive. >> How are you going to tell me I'm I'm having trouble with parking? Right. >> You were. >> I'm in the reverse slot. Look at the lines. >> Take me to jail. Couple bags. I don't want to in the car. >> I'm worried about the baby. That's your baby. >> No. >> Whose baby is that? >> First. Why you worried about it? What I do? >> I'm making sure it's okay. >> Don't do that. Kisk, man. Kisky. >> Kis, >> what's up, bro? >> Leave him alone, man. >> Who? >> Leave my son alone, bro. >> It's your son. >> Leave my wife and son alone, bro. Leave him alone. We don't do anything. Use the other. Leave him alone. >> Kiss good. Let them go, bro. >> Listen. You're causing issues with me right now. >> Kiss. >> Take a seat in the car for now. Okay. Watch your legs. Kiss good. >> Do you have anything concealing on your person? >> No, bro. Kiss. Okay. Watch your legs. Kiss. >> Watch your leg. >> No, bro. Listen, man. Listen. >> Watch your legs. I'll talk to you in a few minutes. >> Listen, man. Watch your foot. Did a great job. You should You should do anything wrong, bro. Just don't let me be, bro. Let Let her go. >> Watch your feet and I'll talk to you in a few minutes. I need to figure out what's going on here. Okay. Watch your legs, bro. >> Watch your Watch your right foot. >> At first, Renee appears willing to cooperate, but that quickly changes once officers begin searching her and the car. She confirms the child is indeed hers. Do you get her information? >> Yes. >> This is your baby? >> Yes. >> This is her car, too. >> Are you okay? >> Yes. So, like you woke me up and now I'm like [Music] Get the baby's information, too. Where's your mom at? >> My mom. >> Your mom, right? Don't you have a mom that takes care of your son, too? >> No. >> Your grandma or the grandma? >> Yeah. >> Where is she at? >> Okay. Can you call her? Do you have your phone? >> Why? I'm >> You might be. I'm trying to figure this out right now. Okay. So, call her. >> Um, hi. Um, we're getting arrested. Um they pulled us over and said in the car >> everywhere >> and there can you come get the baby? >> Rochelle Park. Come to Rochelle Park Police Station. >> Roelle Park 71. >> Tell her to go to the police station. >> She She said come to the police. He said come to She said come He said come to the police station. [Applause] Officers then contact the child's grandmother, asking her to meet them at the station to take custody. >> Let me talk to her. >> Oh, >> hello. >> Yes. >> Hi. Is this >> Yes. Can you tell me a little bit about small arms? >> So, are you are you Reginald's mother? >> Yes. >> All right. So, listen. He was driving all messed up in our parking lot over here. I wanted to make sure he was okay to drive and then there's everywhere. Uh, and he caused some issues. There's a baby in the car. There's We have recovered. Okay. I'm going to need you to come to our police station to take custody of this baby. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we're not playing this game. She's under arrest. Possibly endangering the welfare of a child. >> Ma'am, do you have anything concealed on your person? We're going to call a female officer here. Okay. Just make your back. Make sure your back's going to be recording when you uh put her in. >> Yeah. You don't just throw her in and uh just buckle the seat. >> Receipt. Go with it. Fox shot 0 8 647 61 6 one9 >> What's going on Rene Renee? >> Take a deep breath. >> We're going to go to the police station. Okay, take a deep breath. What's wrong? >> Sit off. [Music] It's too too tight. >> It's not too tight. >> You're You're making them too tight now. You're moving around. >> Just sit down there. I'm going to finish up here and we'll get done here. Okay. >> Just let her stand here. She's not going to freak out and then I'll be right back. Okay. >> In the end, both Reginald and Renee are taken into custody on narcotics charges and child endangerment. This is This is insane. [Applause] >> Here's Sir Bag and ID. We'll search it at headquarters. >> What's up? Seeing the danger the child is in, the officer immediately contacts dispatch, calling child protective services and arranging backup to safely transport the child. >> Have them respond to assist with a transport of a juvenile triple 08. >> Got a baby here, man. I think it's just in by buck by a seat belt. It's not even in properly. Yeah. What's up, bud? Is it off now? >> Oh, yeah. This just comes off this. >> I don't even think it's in. Right. Right. >> Yeah. Yeah. We should be good. >> All right. You mind if we could try to put them in your car and then you could bring them cuz we got two We got two prisoners in our cars. That's the problem. >> Okay. >> Unless you want to bring a prisoner >> for us. >> You know how to secure it in the car? I don't know how to secure it. >> That's the thing. We'll try to do something with the seat belt like this. Just And just go slow. Oh, we're right down the street. You know, this is out of out of control. >> What's up, bud? How you doing? You want your drink? >> Officers lock down the vehicle, collect the evidence, and wrap up their reports. The case is now officially open, and both suspects are headed for court. Oh my god. Go ahead. >> All right, that baby was safely removed and secured in a premise vehicle. We're going to be transporting two parties to headquarters. I have a male party. >> Back at the station, the toddler is safely removed from the patrol car and reunited with family. And that's how children found safety when their parents failed them. Which case shocked you the most? Let us know in the comments.