Scammers are used to tricking people, but in these cases, they walk straight into a trap they never saw coming. Here are five cases when scammers take the bait set by police. Number five, scammer tries lying his way out of trouble, but the police already knew the truth. On January 17th, 2023, Florida officers were sent to a Chase bank after reports came in about a man attempting to pull a scheme by impersonating a customer. Unbeknownst to him, internal warnings had already been circulated between banks, alerting staff to his pattern. Officers later spotted him in a nearby parking lot. And here's how they moved in. >> How's it going? Someone by me. I didn't know you were pulling me over. >> No, we trying to talk to you. So, how's it going? Good. What's your name? Well, we got a call from the Chase Bank about you in there trying to withdraw money from an account that is not yours. >> No, I was with my friend that was in the parking lot as well that they tried to withdraw money, but I was with them. >> So, where's your friend now? >> Uh, in the parking lot of Chase trying to get money. I guess they were trying to take money out. >> Hey, let's get another unit to the Chase bank. Supposedly, the subject is still there. >> And this one saying that that's his friend. >> It wasn't me. According to this guy, he's going to be a red Honda boss. That was second party driving out of here. >> All right. Um I know him from full sale. I went to full sale with him and I hadn't seen him in a while and he wanted to buy a PlayStation that um PlayStation 5 that um I was selling because I have two of them. >> I was waiting and waiting. I said I want to do it at a public place and when I was at the public place um at the public place um he was waiting too long and then I pulled out and left. >> Okay. >> Well, we'll get this straight out. All right. >> That's fine. >> Why not? That's all it took. >> Can you roll this window down too? >> All the way so I can see inside. >> Why do you want to see inside my vehicle? I'm not doing anything. >> I want to be able to see your hands while he's busy. >> My hands are right here. >> No down here. >> No, I'm not playing games. You He's He's This officer is being nice to me and you're telling me he was telling me there something about taking money out of a chase. I'm like, I didn't take any money. I got my chase right here. >> That's fine. But for our safety purposes, I need the window to come down cuz your window tent is too dark. >> My hands are right here. And the windows aren't too dark. They're illegal. Maybe my hands off. >> All right. Just relax. >> Thank you. >> You'll be all right. >> Pulling you over scared the out of me. I don't get pulled over. [laughter] I've never been arrested. I don't do anything like that. So when I see cops behind me, I'm like, "What the?" As officers question the man, a separate team remains at the bank, coordinating with management and arranging for someone to confirm the suspect's identity. >> Description on the guy. >> Um, we don't have access to the video requested. >> He's 5'7. He's thin build. >> He's like around his height. >> Yeah, my height. Um, and it's probably early 40s. Early 40s. >> Like orange type tan, you know, like >> a spray tan. >> Spray tan. Spray tan. Blue dress shirt. Floral pattern. >> Yeah. It was a F. Okay. It was floral. He's saying floral. >> Yes. Uh he's got a Jeep. American flag on the color. >> That's a Jeep though. >> A red Honda. >> Who was in a red Honda? Was there another person in a red Honda? >> I think that's a bogus story. He said >> just try to get us somebody else. >> Um he's wearing a black hoodie and he has catchy pants. Uh catchy pants and black. >> But I did join the bank, too. I was in the bank as well. long jeans that are like washed. They're not dark. They're lighter color shoes yet. >> They look like white. >> Maybe not clean them though. >> You want to go take a look at this guy and tell me if it's him or not. All right, jump in the car. >> All right, I'll take care of you. >> 631 or 639. Just signal 14. He's probably telling a lie. >> As in there is no other person. >> That's 104. 104. Yeah, I think you just said that. Just try to get out of it. >> Yeah. All right. You complete a statement for you guys have access to your video. No, we don't. >> Okay. We know of requested or something like that. Have to request you. >> We will complete a statement real quick. >> Statement for you. >> Sure. >> 636. I'm in route with one manager for a show. >> I get in the back. >> Yeah. Sorry. >> Bank staff say they have no doubt about who he is. And with surveillance footage on file, they're ready to prove it if he tries to claim otherwise. >> So people in the bank could verify that you were there with somebody else. >> Am I missing? So the one guy I was talking about my I was talking to him about my account um with my Chase um Southwest card and then um Jeffy was talking to another guy and then he went to the drive-thru and then when I came outside um I said, "What's going on? What's taking so long?" Um and then he was in the car still. I pulled out but he was still there. So I assume he was still there dealing with them. I don't know. The last I saw him, he was in the car outside cuz he was going to go from the child. >> He said that he needed a check in like a check made out for $5,000. Gave me the temporary ID and kind of right away. >> You give me a second and make a phone call, right? So, I I just want to clear something up. I wasn't asking you to roll the window down to be mean or to be rude. For our safety purposes, it is so dark I literally cannot see through it unless I'm looking over. That's why I wanted you to roll it down. I wasn't trying to be a douche. >> So, I don't I So, here here's the thing. I don't want to have to sit forward this far just to be able to see on the car. >> Be a black Toyota versus a Chevy. Negative injuries in the parking lot. Hey, Antonio. Can you just do me a favor? I'm just just going to ask you to step out of the car real quick. You >> just said to me, "Don't talk to the police. That's on you." >> That's okay. We'll take a look at it. >> Sure. >> Step out of the vehicle, >> huh? >> Yeah. Okay. >> And then uh just finish that way. Does >> Yep. That is >> That's a positive ID. >> All right, you're good to go. Have a seat back in the car. Hold on, hold on. Because before you get a caught, let me take a picture of you, sir. >> For now, the suspect insists he's done nothing wrong, but the officers aren't rushing. They're carefully collecting the evidence they need. >> I'm wondering now what that text meant from. And uh once you get in the car, >> Yep. >> I'll put my hands right out there cuz he keeps when you went away, he was like trying to tell me to like throw up. I'm like, I'll put my hands right out the door. >> Just let me see the text he sent you if you don't mind. I'm not even going to let it back some >> texted other people. >> Yeah, I texted my mom. She said, "What are you doing?" >> Let me go back to my text. So, you want to take a text from here? This is the text that I got after I said, "What's going on with uh somebody else text me?" Um, if you talk to the I know what that polo, but I know what that means. It's on you. So, I'm not sure what that meant. >> So, can you can you clear that so I can see who was a sender? >> These are the texts that I got from him right now. What's this number? >> I did that. It's just about all I can remember. Um, I don't know. I don't know. >> Is this sufficient? >> Thank you. >> Oh, you haven't seen back. >> I can write him back and be like, can I say should I not do that? >> Ah, don't do it. That's right. >> Now it's weird. Put on. >> Yeah, he didn't sign that. Leave that in there for Kyle. >> Sorry. >> Oh, look. See, look. Um, and stay out of my And stay out of my This is Brian. And stay out of my business if you know what's best, bro. >> So, obviously he's hiding something. >> Yeah. >> Why don't you guys call him? >> Um, I don't know what they've done so far. They've been doing other things. Well, we we've been over here talking. >> I was going to say that. And that just came in just now. 428. just now and stay out of my business if you know >> Hey German, he just texted him again. >> He said stay out of my business if you know what's best, bro. >> Look, right when I'm right when I'm on the phone with somebody else, look. And stay out of my business if you know what's best, bro. And I don't even know what that's supposed to mean. What business? >> The man claims he was simply there to meet someone else for a transaction, denying any knowledge of bank related activity. He even insists the man is texting him until officers trace the number to a medical facility. And to make matters worse, bank footage shows he walked in alone. >> See, at my business, we know what's best. But >> so I'm like, that's obviously shady. >> See, the problem I'm having with that number is I I do a cross reference and it's coming to a medical facility. >> Medical facility. >> Yeah. How they texting me from it? >> Well, these officers will be with you. >> No problem. No problem. >> Medical facility. How? >> Sir, you do me favor. Step out of the vehicle. >> Read this person to ask your question. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Say that. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> All right. Anything you say can and will be used against you. >> While you're doing this, >> you can turn it off. I'm not going to look at it. >> Do you understand? What's up? You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> You can afford a lawyer and want one. One will be provided. >> Speaking of race, am I am I getting arrested or something? >> He's going to have to ask you questions. >> Oh, I was like, sure, >> but he has to advise you legal rights to me for now. Okay. >> If you >> I've never had this happen. That's why I'm asking. I've never been in trouble with the police in my whole life. That's why I'm asking. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one will be provided for you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get you to talk to me? >> No. Okay. He >> texted to say not to talk to you, but that's >> while I was talking to police officer. >> Okay. So, I'm going to be the main officer on this call. Yes, sir. >> So, can you just tell me what happened today? >> From the beginning. >> Yeah. >> Um, from the beginning, um, I went to full sale, um, for two years. I knew some I have a PlayStation 5 that I was going to sell. Um, had a couple of them that have already sold before since they've released. Um, so I I posted in the forums on the, um, uh, alumni forums uh, Reddit thread um, about having a laser sale is going to sell. So, um, >> um, Jeffree said that he wanted to buy one. He messaged me. At first, I didn't know who it was. Um, and then I said, "Oh, I know who this is." Um, because, um, I've known him before, like four or five years ago when I went to school. In passing, I knew who he was. >> Meeting an old acquaintance at a bank isn't the most common request. But for now, it's the version of events the suspect continues to push. >> I said I wanted to meet him at the bank. Um, I at first I said I was going to meet him at Bank of America. Um, but then he said they need to move over here to this bank because he had to get money out. I got here first and then um he got there, he went in, I went in. I was talking to one um teller at the window about my account um my Southwest Airlines Chase rewards card that I have and then the other window he was dealing with him. He got out of the bank and then he went through the drive-thru as I stood inside. He was taking forever and stuff. I came out of the bank and I said to him, "What's going on?" Cuz he pulled back around. I said, "What's taking so long? What are you doing?" He goes, "Oh, never mind. Never mind. U never mind about the deal. Never mind about the deal." I'm like, "But what's going on? Why would you say that when you have me drive all the way here?" He goes, "Never mind. Never mind." Okay. I pull out um to the right over here this way. He was still there at the bank um in the car. Um and then as I'm pulling out this way at the light to make a right on this street um the officer, I think it was this officer had the lights on and pulled me over and was asking me um what if on did I try did I try taking money out of the bank? And I said no. >> You said okay. You said you were doing business at the bank. Um, I did not take any money out of the bank and I did not try to. I was speaking about my Chase rewards card. I think I have it or you have you still have it or I have it. But I was speaking about my Chase account. Um, my Southwest Airlines rewards card. Never asked to take money out or nothing. But I was there with him. And then at first it wasn't suspicious to me. That guy's always suspicious, but now what's suspicious about it is as I was talking to the officer, I'm getting the text messages in saying, "Oh, if you talk to the police that's on you. Um, talk to the police that's on you." Um, and I forget what else. Um, it's in the phone. He denies making any check transactions at the bank and for the moment officers let him speak without interrupting his story. >> It's on you and all this dumb stuff with when it's like I told him if you have so please talk to the police. If you're being honest, why can't you talk to the police? So that part >> at any point today did you fill out a check withdrawal? >> A check with >> a check for withdrawing of money. >> No, I did not fill out any check withdrawals. I had my card though there. I had my card there and I wait a check withdraw. No, no, but I did my um I was dealing with my Chase um Southwest Airlines card, but I did not do that. >> You didn't any paperwork or >> I think I did sign for my check um for not a check, but for my Chase rewards um to get my loyalty um reward balance. I think I did sign something to get my balance, but not a check. Not nothing for a check. I signed >> to withdraw any money. >> No, absolutely. >> Not signing a physical check, but to withdraw money from an account. >> Withdraw money. I did not withdraw any money from my account. No, I did not. I think the only thing I signed was my um was my Chase rewards um to check your loyalty balance. When you're a Southwest member, you can do that. Yeah, but I did not withdraw. That's what he asked me at first. I said I did not withdraw any money. >> What What ID did you use today to present to the bank? >> I didn't I didn't have an ID. Wait, did I have my Oh, wait. Um I don't think I did my ID, so I slid my um I slid my rewards card. I didn't have I didn't have no ID. I just have Chris ID. But I don't even think I showed them my ID. I just had my rewards. Um, >> I you had my I showed him though. I did show the officer my my chase. >> You can keep your hands out of your pocket for now. Okay. >> And all I did was slide it on the thing and then um that was it. But I did not withdraw any money or anything like that. No, I did not. I was actually hoping that he would so that I could sell the PlayStation and he was following me to my house. But it just felt weird um to me when I was um talking to him. He goes through the drive-thru after after he's inside and then I come out and he goes, "Well, never mind. Never mind." So I'm like, I don't understand. But then now it all makes sense. >> All right, sir. So So we spoke to a different branch manager today. Okay. >> Sure. >> In Orlando. >> Sure. >> They described you. They didn't describe your friend. They described you same way they described you right now. They said the person with a with a tan comb over here and the the flower shirt. >> Once he realizes he's been identified by a manager at another Chase branch, his calm starts to slip. The man now backtracks on his earlier denial and admits he tried to make a withdrawal. >> Why would anybody not? I did not go to any I went to this bank. Wait, did I go to any other branch? No, I didn't go to I went to another bank today, I think this morning, but I didn't go to this I didn't go to this bank. >> I'm not saying I'm not saying this bank. >> Oh, >> you went to you went to another bank in Orlando. >> I withdraw money. I have money in my pocket. I did withdraw money today. Um I did withdraw money today from my bank of um this morning. I did withdraw money this morning cuz I have cash on me. But um no, I did not um go to any I did not go to this bank ever before. Just now with him and that's it. And I did not withdraw any money from this bank whatsoever or even try to. >> Okay. >> Um I did go in Orlando near my house though to a bank um this morning. I did. >> Yes. By myself. Not with anybody. By myself. >> All right, sir. So at this time we're we're going to place you under arrest. You understand? >> For what, though? >> Okay. We have enough uh enough evidence right now to place you under arrest. >> And I didn't do anything, officer. >> For attempting to take money right now. Okay. >> No, I really didn't. officer. You guys are supposed to be the ones that if you don't do anything wrong and you tell the truth. I've never been in trouble in my life and I didn't take any money from anywhere. >> They described you to a tea >> and I took money out of an account. >> So did the other bank location. >> I took money out of an account. >> Oh, you attempted to. Okay. So, do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back. Turn around for me. >> My car off. >> Oh, we'll do we'll take care of that. Just turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why am I getting arrested? >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. I'm not asking you. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Can you help your fingers for me? >> Yeah. I don't understand why I'm being arrested for something I didn't even do. >> Can I call my spouse to come get my vehicle and leave it so it's not towed? >> We could work on something like that. >> Yeah. >> The car is being parked right now. So >> Well, can I roll up my window and put my car off so nobody goes into my car? I don't want anybody. >> Going to take care of that. Okay. >> Well, can I do it? >> No. >> No, you cannot do it. >> Well, can I watch you guys turn off my car? >> You can do that. >> You can watch from here. >> Thank you. It's a stick shift. So, I have to roll up the window right here. And that thing has already been broken. Um, I don't understand, officer, why are you guys arresting me when I really didn't do anything? Oh, >> I really didn't. >> He may sense that his story doesn't hold up. But he still believes that sticking to his innocence will somehow clear his name. But with cuffs already on, it's clear that the plan isn't working. If you guys can do more research or something, I swear to you, please do your research cuz I've never been First time in my life I'm getting arrested and it's going to be something I didn't do. I swear to you I didn't. I don't lie. >> Who could we call? >> Um, you call my spouse. Brian, >> how do you unlock your phone? >> It's a passcode or phone. >> Well, what why do I want to unlock my phone now? You want to call your wife out? >> Oh, yeah. Let me see. Yeah. Make sure we do a pat down. >> What? >> Do a pat down. >> You're not going to talk to him right now. >> I can't talk to him. >> No, you'll get a phone call later on. >> But as of right now, I'm >> doing my phone then. >> We're just calling in regards to this. Okay. >> Rex, we're just calling in regards to your vehicle, right? We're trying to help you out. Okay. >> No, you guys are not. How rude is this? I'm going to call a lawyer then. >> I don't need you texting anyone. >> Well, because you guys are going through all Now's being rude to me. Do >> you know her phone number or who you want to come pick? >> Yes, my spouse. >> All right. What's the phone number? >> One second. cuz just then it looks like you want to text in again. >> Well, I was going to text him, but they're not supposed to. >> No, we're trying to call and get in here right now. >> Okay. Call, please. >> Can I ask why everybody's going through all my things in my car and all my wallet when >> your phone? We're trying to help you out right now with the vehicle. Okay. >> I'm not getting anybody permission to go through my vehicle without a search warrant. Please, I don't want everybody going through my stuff >> right now. >> But I'm not doing anything. >> Do you want me to call her or not? >> Yeah, him. >> Yes. Okay. >> But can you ask him not to go through all my stuff, please? Seven. >> I don't want anybody going to all my things. This isn't right. You guys one more time. >> And why does he keep going in my vehicle, sir, when I don't want anybody going in my vehicle without a search warrant? I'm not doing anything. >> He was the officer that was being mean to me at first, but now you guys are being rude to me for no reason. >> Hopefully, he picks up. >> Can you ask him why he's going without a search warrant in my vehicle? >> Back out of the vehicle. >> And I would like him to be out of my vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So he we're allowed to search the vehicle because you're being arrested and the vehicle is being towed. So he'd search the vehicle. >> It's not being towed. He's probably never requesting for someone to help him get up. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> The officers are done questioning him. At this point, they're just waiting for him to call his supposed spouse to retrieve the car. But even that simple moment raises another concern. >> Still being searched incident to arrest. >> I don't understand why when I talk to you guys and I'm saying that you told the truth when somebody doesn't call. You want to leave a message? >> Brian, I'm with the police. Call me. >> All right. I'm going to put my vehicle. Come with me. I >> don't understand why I'm in the mailbox when I didn't do anything. >> Patient. >> So, here's another suspicious thing. That number he had he had you call called as Brian. >> That's a different number than he gave us for Brian earlier. >> And I didn't take anything from anyone. >> It's like if you're going to get in trouble first time in your life, you should at least get in trouble for something you do. And I didn't do nothing. >> Okay. You >> sure? Cool. >> I'm going to place you in my vehicle now. Okay. >> No. >> Step inside. Do you want a seat belt on? >> No. What about my money? Do I put it in my pocket? >> I have your money right now. >> Thank you. >> And it's on video camera that I'm receiving it. Okay. >> I'm going to put it into a bag. >> Get a bag. We'll get his phone. >> We'll let you make another call when we get over there. Okay. If you want to call anyone else. >> What do I I've never What do I do to get like What? Does somebody bail me out? I'm 30. I'm going to be 40 40 years. >> So, right now, right now, here, listen. We have uttered false instrument. Okay. >> What does that mean? >> That means you signed a deposit slip >> requesting for money. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But I Well, you didn't sign. >> Okay. >> You guys have We do. And we have two people that positively identified you. >> I signed a deposit slip. >> That's what we have. Okay. >> You need a withdrawal slip with Yeah. I'll clarify what it is, but that's what we're working with right now. Okay. And where are the keys to this? >> I know. >> Okay. >> I'm going to keep a lawn card key. >> Yep. >> And the rest you can take. >> All right. Just going to buckle you in right quick. >> The man faced charges for uttering a false instrument and misusing personal identification. But that wasn't the end. Just 8 months later, he was arrested again. This time for attempting an $800,000 withdrawal. Clearly, the lesson didn't stick. Number four, officers show a fleeing driver exactly why you don't try to run. On February 1st, 2023, officers in Milbour, New Jersey, followed a lead from a recent vehicle theft after the suspect reportedly started using the victim's credit card nearby. By tracking the transactions, they were able to close in. Here's what happened next. Interaction is being recorded. Body warn camera. Detective Royce detective Dros Melbourne. Police. You got ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Confirm street. >> You want to read it here? >> Yeah. Fair enough. I'm going to give you all all around. Listen, you got the right to remain silent. Anything you say you could be used against. Okay. I didn't do anything. All right, that's fine. Let the wait a minute. >> The director remain sound attorney >> 1113 pursuit. [ __ ] PURSUIT. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. PLEASE STOP. Hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back now. Put your >> Put YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> ALL RIGHT. I'M GONE. I'M the peppers for you. I'm put my head behind my back. Put it behind. >> What did I do to lock up now? What you did talking? I'm scared to go down. >> Yeah, well you got you. >> I don't have >> I'm not moving cuz you put the puss on me. I can't give me a second. You going to lock me up? >> I'm scared. I see. I know, man. I'm holding you. I'm scared. Yeah, I understand. I just came out my house. >> Trying to flee only made matters worse. And to make things more complicated, he's clearly not interested in cooperating with the officers. >> Hey, hey, I don't mean no harm. I'm nervous. >> Yes, I know >> what I'm going to jail for. Just tell me we're accounted for. We're good. Yeah, just constell down the block. I don't know. I got to go back to my car. >> Get up. >> What happened? T A F T. >> Stand up, dude. >> What did I do? >> You away with him, huh? Can you get It's >> Yeah. Can we get it? Yeah. Can you give us a car actually to Grove Street? And uh >> Yeah. Can you give me the ride to my car? Yeah, sure. The stolen vehicle is found not far from where the suspect was spotted. However, when confronted, the suspect gives a strange claim, saying a man in a ski mask gave him the credit card just the day before. The officers aren't buying it, and they make that clear. >> Yesterday, when the guys came up to the supermarket, >> your boy that you pounded, >> he said Monday or something, >> he gave you a credit card. >> He gave you the credit card. You went in, you rang the credit card up. He said he ain't had no ID. >> So he gave you his credit card to run it. >> Right. I just went and used it. >> Okay. Well, that does that make any sense to you? He's wearing a scheme mask. He gives you credit card says run it for me. I don't have ID. >> Right. Right. >> So you used a stolen credit card. That was from a residential burglary. >> I don't know. >> Well, you're getting charged with the credit card fraud. You're getting charged with resisting my flight. You're getting card with the possession. And I don't know what's going to happen yet for my partner's knees, but you might get charged with aggravated assault. >> Please don't. You always just got >> I know. I rather. Please. I just want >> Do you have warrants? >> No. I got to go to court and all that. I just lost my sister. Please. I understand. You should have ran with it. >> Wait. You used a stolen credit card, >> right? I don't Oh my god. >> You knew it wasn't right. >> I did not know. >> It looks like a duck. Quacks like a duck. It's It's a duck. >> I didn't even think about it. He said, "Use this credit card." >> Yeah. He's wearing a ski mask inside of a stolen car. Says, "Use this credit card. You run in there. No problem. Swipe the shit." >> It was a kid I knew. his father. >> Who? His name Lamar or something like that. >> Where's he live? >> I don't know where he live. >> You want to help yourself out? Where's he lay his head? >> I don't know exactly where he lived, though. >> You know his name. What's his last name? He wasn't with me. >> When I get back to headquarters, you can talk more about him. Okay. >> He's a 17-year-old kid. I don't even >> Okay. Well, clearly you know his name. Maybe you have his phone number. But when we get back to headquarters, we'll talk. You want to go home today with a court date or you want to go ask the county correction? >> I need to go home. >> Talk when we get to court. >> Did you call my girlfriend for me? >> Uh, the phone's in my car. >> Yeah, we have the phone. >> You just put us through all this. I'm not gonna bend over backwards for you right now. >> Right. Right. Understand? >> Right. Right. Right. >> Happens. Sometimes you win, sometimes we win. >> We will talk. >> We got a cage coming. >> Yeah. Forward. >> We're just waiting for Milbour to get down here. >> We're going to take you down to Milbour. You're going to get processed and you're going to go from there. >> Yeah. Milbour. With everything on the table, a detective steps in, hoping this will be the moment the suspect decides to tell the truth. >> Sometimes we come out and play with the real cops. >> Is that us? >> Come on. >> Listen, we'll work with you as much as you work with us. Just listen. >> What? You guys get your name for your phone? >> You need a phone number. >> I'm I got your phone, man. I'll listen. Just listen. Listen and cooperate with our with you. >> We've been nothing but cool with you. Even though you just put us through this quick if you need it for uh your >> The suspect was ultimately charged with multiple counts of credit card fraud. obstruction, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting arrest. Number three, when trying to fool airport security with a fake ID goes terribly wrong. On February 1st, 2022, police were dispatched to an airport following a report that a woman may be trying to fly using a fake ID. Officers quickly located her to investigate further. >> How long you been here for? >> Like a week. Were you with friends or vacationing or >> just a friend? >> Was that the individual who was on the phone you were talking to? >> The person that you're talking with here at the airport. >> How tall are you? >> 5 days. Um like 17 hair color. >> Black is your natural color. Can we go outside this coffee? Okay. So, you came here from Fort Lauderdale. What time did you arrive here? >> Um, I don't know. >> Why did you come out for the ceremony? >> Just smoke the cigarettes. >> She's adamant that the ID is hers and if it weren't real, she wouldn't have gotten past security, but the officers have seen enough to call her bluff. How did you get on the plane down the >> 40037? I'm going to read you something from one of our state statutes here in Florida. Okay. It's state statute 322.212 212 un unauthorized possession of and other unlawful action in relations to driver's license or identification card say it's unlawful for any person to knowingly have in his or her possession or display on the blank for stolen contentious counterfeit but unlawfully issued license or identification card instrument of the driver's license or identification card unless possession by such person has been duly authorized by requirement. >> So, the state of Tennessee never gave you that driver's license you were in possession of, right? >> And you knew that the driver's license did not come on you since you just told me you never had a driver's license. >> And you advise that someone gave you the driver's license, correct? >> You acknowledge you came from Fort Lauderdale with that driver's license TSA down there. Correct. >> And you attempted to go through here going back through with So, my decision right now is I'm trying to determine whether or not it's in your best interest for me to make a physical arrest of you or is it in your best interest for me to just let you go. Okay. I'm going to think about a few minutes and then I'm going to check. Okay. I'll be back with you. >> She doesn't have any ID. >> No ID whatsoever. >> I can't check first. You know, she she looked she's open it up. has got a my reward card that doesn't have a name on anything. It just has a number on it. >> She said her friend gave her money. >> The officers hold off for now, reaching out to airport personnel to confirm the full story before proceeding. >> I'm going to run her, see if she comes back. She says she's never been arrested. Do you have a driver's license in Minnesota? ID card. >> No, that's why I'm going down to Minnesota to go get homeless in Minnesota. All right. Can you run a 29P on a white female and check? >> You don't have any ID in that wallet right there? >> Nothing. >> No. Nothing else. >> This is the card that they gave me with that ID. >> This goes with that ID. >> She knew I had this. I gave it to her earlier. >> And there's nothing else in there that wallet. That's her. >> No, no, that's the one that died. To continue the investigation, officers bring the woman to the security room for further discussion about the allegations. >> Yeah. >> Have you ever had a driver's license? >> Yeah. A long time ago. >> From where? >> Out of Wisconsin. >> Wisconsin. >> You don't remember what the number was or anything like that? >> Have you When was the last time you had that driver's license? years ago. >> Years ago. So, why would somebody have had that driver's license reissued yesterday? >> They shouldn't. >> It is. It's been renewed as of yesterday. >> My sister. >> I don't talk to her at all. >> What's your What's your What's What's You say? Your sister. >> What's her name? >> Scarlet. >> Write that down for you. Write down her full name and her date of birth. I asked you earlier, you have been arrested for him. You've been arrested from where? >> And was it underneath the name that you provided? >> Oh, you can just send you around. >> Oh, sure. She has any slime yet. >> Picture what? >> A picture of my picture. >> Okay. >> It's all right. >> I'm not going to get to see my kids ever do. >> No, we don't even know what's going on yet. We just want to We just want to find out your name. We're worried about your safety first. I ran from my husband cuz he was abusive. He came and stole my kids from me and refuses to let me see them. >> After holding back, the woman now claims she has a legitimate ID and is ready to show it. It's the first real step toward coming clean. Is >> there a phone number I can send this to? Can >> I see it? Do you mind if I take a picture? Can I take a picture of it? >> 285. Can you go car to car? >> Airport. >> You here? >> Hey, I'm with her. She St. John. She has her picture of her ID card. I can give you a number. I'll be right. >> Sorry, I didn't want to walk. >> No problem. >> She doesn't want to fall. You not take it. >> Like we have cameras on so we're not going to he's not going to look at any other picture. He's just taking it. That's it. >> He's not I promise you that man is a good man. He's not going to We ain't He's just looking at the ID and that's it. >> You look Can I tell you right now how much relaxed you look? I'm not relaxed. >> I know you're not, but you know what I'm saying? Like, you know, like you kept digging deeper and deeper when we couldn't just figure we can just figure this out. You know, our s your safety is our number one concern. >> The truth is on the table, and now it's time for the officers to explain what comes next. There's no walking it back now. >> You could just use that ID. >> You could use that ID for your plane ticket. >> They told me I couldn't cuz it's not a physical copy of my ID. You could just went to their No, you could just use it and then you have to go to their booth and just say, "Hey, I lost my ID." And then they would just you would answer some questions. >> I didn't know that >> right now. >> I'm going to jail. >> I don't know. >> I'm going to see my kids. I swear to God. I bought this for my daughter. and get it. >> The blanket for my >> If we had to if I if we had to rewind it all over again, I wish you would have just shown that picture ID in the first place. >> But they told me it was a word. >> No, but I wish you would have shown the officer the picture ID in the first place. >> I never got my Minnesota ID. I applied for one. I never got it. >> Hold on here. >> I think it is going to be >> This is the one that he got. >> Yeah, Scarlet. >> Yeah, I think I think it's going to be a sister >> cuz the other picture that I have. >> Uh, no. >> This the same person. >> That's her. >> That's weird. This is the one you sent me is from for Scarlet, correct? I mean for >> the one that I sent you. It is >> Samantha. >> Scarlet. >> Hey, send me a picture of her, will you? Okay. >> Take a picture and send it to me. >> Can you take your mask down real quick? Let me see. >> Stand up for me, young lady, please. While preparing to close out the encounter, officers make a discovery that complicates things for the woman. >> I don't need to get promoted. >> It looks so [snorts] >> there is a warrant for your arrest, >> but there they want extra. So, I think it's in Minnesota maybe or something. So just when you you might want to call him when you go home. >> Most definitely. >> I don't know if there's a warrant for me before my kid. Listen, >> I haven't seen him since he >> But you were think you kept digging and digging and digging instead of just giving us your right name. That's the problem. >> Sorry. You know what I'm saying? >> Am I going to >> Is there a bath? >> Yes. >> What's the bug? >> I'm not sure. I'll let you know when I finish your >> Can I smoke a cigarette? >> What if he goes with me, please? Are you ready to go now? >> Yep. Ready to go. >> Maybe slide one hand in. Slide the other hand. I might as well put it over. >> Sure. It's not going to be comfortable. Sorry. >> It's better than the cuffs, that's for sure. Yeah. All right. So, >> all right. >> All right. >> That's better, right? >> Yes. Thank you. >> The woman wasn't charged for using her sister's ID thanks to her eventual honesty. Still, she was arrested and processed due to an active warrant from another state. Number two, woman doubles down on a scam and makes it worse by attacking police. This case unfolded in Lake Charles, Louisiana, where a woman showed up at a bank with a suspicious $50,000 check. Employees immediately saw the signs, played along, and stalled the suspect, buying time for officers to arrive. >> Can you come talk to me, please? >> Yeah. Okay, >> we'll step right in there, if you don't mind. >> You can have a seat right there if you want. So, I'm Detective Weekly with the Couch Parish Sheriff's Office. I'm I'm a financial crimes detective. >> Um, I have a case where your name has come up. It's a case number 24-317. It's a bank fraud case. >> Yeah, I that's what I'm coming up here for. >> You're coming up here for some bank fraud stuff? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. All right. So, before I ask you any questions, I have uh I have a form that I'd like you to sign. Uh Miranda Wright's form. So, I just need to fill out some information on it and then we'll get right into it. So, we're at uh 2255 East MCN Street, Southwest Louisiana Credit Union. Uh also present is Miss Linda Sterland and >> Christina Davis. >> Christina Davis. Y'all are And y'all are bank employees. >> I'm the chief lending officer. >> Chief lending officer. >> Chief Risk Officer. chief risk officer. >> That's what I'm here to clear up. I didn't come and deposit anything. I just now I'm just now finding out about what's happening and what's going on with my account. >> Is that somebody with you right there? >> Uh yeah, that's my mother. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, that's my mother. She had brought me here cuz I'm trying to figure out what's going on with my account as well. But yeah, that I just left the the one >> congrats. You went to get a debit card as well. >> Yeah, I went to go get my debit card. But yeah, I had just I was in my account and I'm looking or whatever. And >> ma'am, you can step outside. >> Please step outside. >> Yes, mama. Just step out. I don't I'm trying to figure out the same thing. >> If you interfere in my investigation, I will place you under arrest. >> Please step outside. She's She's an adult. She's an adult. >> Okay. But you don't have to disrespect my mom. >> Step outside. Officers try to question the woman, but her mother keeps interfering, making it harder to move forward, >> ma'am. >> And you don't have to. And I'm going to tell you, you don't have to disrespect my mom neither. >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> At the same time, like that's that's what I'm here for. >> Just Mom, close the door. Please close the door. >> 450. Can you send me a patrol unit? You don't have to be disrespectful towards anybody's parents. That's my mother. She's trying to figure out what's going on. >> It's none of her business. >> It is her business. >> It's not. >> It is. >> You are an adult. >> It doesn't matter. And that's still my mother. >> Can you please lower your voice? >> I don't have to lower anything. >> Okay. >> Anyways, ma'am, like I was saying, so that I was looking in my account cuz I had did a a flash loan or something like that. >> Yeah. and they called me earlier and so I was like, "Well, I don't my debit card got lost." So I was like, "I need another debit card." So I told them that I would be coming up there to get another one. So that's what I went to do. And then that's when she told me that I needed to speak with someone from the wrist department. So then I came here. >> Okay. >> So that's what I'm saying. If if if I had if I wanted to do anything for why why would I walk in here myself? That that's pointless. But that's what I was here to clear. I'm trying to figure out what risk or whatever is going on and what happened. Something about a $50,000 check was deposited into my account that I did not deposit. I didn't sign off on anything. No, nothing. That's what I'm here for. >> You remember me calling you and talking? >> I remember a lady calling me, but that's what I'm saying. And I have a settlement or whatever that's going on right now. That's what I thought it was until I check. I'm like, "This is not what This is not what I'm waiting for." Yes. This is not what I'm waiting for. >> It's my cousin had deposited a check into my account. >> The officers are trying to make her sign a statement for the investigation to move forward, but she's adamant about pushing back. With that, the officer decides he's done playing games. >> That's what I'm saying. It was not me. >> All right, Miss Bane. I have this form. Can you make sure >> I'm not signing nothing until I see everything that you have going? Stand up. Go ahead and stand up for me, please. >> Stand up for what? I just want to see what's going on first. I don't want to be arrested for something that I don't even know anything about. That's why >> Look, I try to get you I try to get a statement from you. >> I'm giving you a statement, but I DON'T WANT TO HURT. >> NO, YOU JUST TOLD ME YOU'RE NOT signing anything, so I can't ask you any questions. >> No, ma'am. You can go ahead and stand up. >> I don't want to be arrested for something that I did. >> It's too late. The decision's already been made. Go ahead and stand up. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Please stand up. Miss Fain, please stand up. >> Can y'all please like tell me? >> I'm not going to ask you again. Please stand up, Miss Fain. >> Sir, >> I was silent. >> It's too late now. >> How is it too late? You didn't give me A CHANCE TO TALK. >> DO NOT RESIST. Do not pull away. >> SIR, STOP TOUCHING ME. >> STOP PULLING AWAY. >> YOU DIDN'T GIVE ME A CHANCE TO TALK. NO. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> MISS, >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU BETTER >> STOP TOUCH. SIR, I'M TELLING YOU, STOP TOUCHING ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> 450 33. >> WHERE'S MY MOM? DON'T TOUCH ME. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. M >> COLANTE, GIVE ME YOUR HAND. SIR, DO NOT UNDER ARREST. ARREST FOR WHAT? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> I DID NOT DO ANYTHING. >> MISS BANE, >> I DIDN'T. SIR, I DIDN'T. >> YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> Miss Bane, you were under arrest. >> PLEASE. WHERE'S MY MOM? Can you get my mom? Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> CAN YOU GET MY MOM? STOP TOUCHING ME. >> MISS BANE, you are UNDER ARREST. >> RIGHT NOW TO STOP TOUCHING ME, SIR. >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Stop touching me. >> Miss Bane, >> stop touching me. >> You already UNDER ARREST FOR A battery of a police officer. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> PLEASE DON'T MAKE THIS ANY WORSE FOR YOURSELF. >> CHRISTA, I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR SOMETHING THAT I DID NOT DO. BRO, [screaming] >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND, MISS PAIN. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. SAYING, "YOU NEED TO STAND UP AND put your hands behind your back." >> She breaks down as the handcuffs go on, growing more frantic by the second. However, fighting the officer only makes her situation worse. >> I'm at the bank trying to get another card >> and they came in here A SHERIFF OR something came up in here TALKING ABOUT I'M UNDER ARREST FOR BANK FRAUD. I DIDN'T even do anything. LIKE, >> STAND UP, MISS BANE. You're under arrest. I'M TELLING YOU, DON'T TOUCH ME. >> MISS BANE, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> NO, I'M NOT. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> NO, I'M NOT. DON'T touch me. >> Miss Bane, you're under arrest. >> Christa, >> Christa, please help. >> Miss Bane, you're under arrest. >> You can figure all this stuff out later, but you're already under arrest for battery of a police officer and resisting arrest force or violence. >> You're under arrest for attempted bank fraud. SO, GO AHEAD. PLEASE STAND UP. >> ATTEMPTED BANK FRAUD. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I have the probable cause, MISS FAIN. REP. YOU DIDN'T SHOW ME ANY EVIDENCE. >> STAND UP FOR ME, MISS CALL MY MAMA. Please stand up. She outside. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> I KNOW. STOP. Come on, BABY. DON'T DO THAT. Don't do that. >> My mama. >> Okay, I'm going to get YOUR MAMA. WHAT YOU give me your hand? >> I'm going to get you, mama. You just >> You got C. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. Well, WE GOING TO >> WE GOING TO FIGURE THIS OUT. >> THAT'S WHAT I WAS TRYING TO DO. >> OKAY. WELL, unless we going to do that, but you going to have to calm down. >> I But it's going to be Hey, >> I'm trying, but I didn't do it. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Got to get stuff. There we go. >> I didn't I didn't do anything. >> Is that other side unlock? >> They should both lock. >> The struggle isn't over just because she's cuffed. If anything, she's only getting more aggressive. >> My mom, look, I'mma get your mom, but you don't have to calm down. >> I'm calm, but I didn't do anything. That's what I tried to tell you. Okay. But but you you're resisting and you >> I understand, but I didn't come in here. I didn't do it. >> Go ahead. Stand up for >> Stop GETTING HIM OFF OF ME. STOP TOUCHING ME, SIR. CAN YOU PLEASE GET ME UP? I DON'T WANT HIM TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING [screaming] ME. >> I GOT IT. I GOT IT. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> COME ON. Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Uh Linda, look. >> Let me get her. >> Hey, you want to go this way? 450. She's detained 64 >> listen. >> She's under arrest for attempted bank fraud, battery of a PO, resistant force or violence. >> Okay. You can call the jail to find out what her bond is. >> So, did you hit my child though, sir? >> No, but she hit me. >> Okay, >> it's all on body camera. You can get a copy of the video from the sheriff's office. >> I'm not trying to I'm just trying to confuse. You was being rude to me. Like, I was just trying to figure out what was going on. >> Please don't approach. >> Tell him to get away from me. Like, seriously, >> just just just calm down and just do nothing. That's all I tried TO TELL HIM. >> ALL RIGHT. WELL, just go ahead. Just go ahead. Just go ahead. We going to figure it out. Just go ahead. >> Just >> don't create any more trouble for yourself. I'm on mute, Charles. What about me? >> Wait, wait. >> Her plan to walk away with $50,000 didn't just fail. In the end, her decisions landed her in felony charges for fraud, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest with violence. Number one, officers watch a scammer completely fall apart after getting caught. On February 10th, 2024, officers in Kingsburg, New Jersey were called in after tracking a stolen credit card used in the area. It wasn't long before the authorities found the suspect near a Dollar General and closed in. >> In reference to the juveniles or something separate, >> some separate separate. >> Um, we had a of someone using someone else's credit card. >> You don't know what a credit card is? >> Just help me understand. >> What don't you want? You said I don't know what that is. What don't you know what it is? >> I don't know what it is. You're coming up to me. You're asking me question. >> I didn't ask. >> I didn't ask you anything. >> I better call you mine. They're all cancelled without >> What's your name? Mike. >> Mike. I didn't ask anything. >> I said a complaint. >> Yeah. What is happening? I don't I'm asking you question though. >> I don't know. >> Hear me out. You're getting all excited. Hear me out. >> We got a complaint. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you want to reach out to 42 for that photo? 213. You guys are clear to report. Okay. At 7-Eleven, they post footage to when the transaction of >> Send me that photo, please. Yes. >> It wasn't today. >> I thought you talking about right now. I haven't been. >> It's not right now. Picked >> up. >> This is about 2 weeks ago. >> No, not here. >> Where are you from? >> You got ID on you? >> I don't. >> You don't have ID? >> No. >> What's your last name? >> Do you have you ever been in 7-Eleven? >> I've been in 7-Eleven. >> When's the last time you were there? The suspect acts relaxed, but his nerves are hard to miss. And with a photo in hand, officers are confident they've identified the right person. >> I have no idea. I don't keep track of that stuff. >> Can you roll your sleeves up for me? >> Yeah. Why? >> I just want to see if you got any tattoos. >> I got tattoos. I got >> Can I see? >> Why? >> Cuz I'm asking. >> What? What? Like I'm not like Why do I have to see? Why am I being arrested right now? What did I do wrong? >> You got to complain. >> I asked a question. Do I have a warrant and I'm under arrest? What are you saying? Like you're not always, but you always like I don't know what you never make it before. >> From the sneakers >> to the sweatshirt to your undershirt. So yeah. >> No, >> I'm confident in that. >> That's not right. I don't even know what that is. What is that? A picture? >> It's you. It's a picture of you. >> How do I know? >> It's a picture of you. >> So why don't you show your sleeves up then if you got nothing to hide. >> I had Look at my You know my sleeves. You look at my you under arrest at this point. You are under arrest. You have a warrant and why am I under arrest for? >> What am I under arrest for? >> What am I under arrest for? >> I'm not telling you I'm under arrest. You show me a picture. I have a complaint. >> A credit card debt. I never sto credit card, bro. Come on. Stop, bro. This is ridiculous. You got on the cuff. This is ridiculous, bro. Let me Bro, bro, you're breaking my Stop, dude. Stop. Stop, bro. Let me go, BRO. LET ME GO, BRO. THIS IS BRUTALITY. GET OFF ME, BRO. You're breaking my arm, dude. I didn't do it. Put your arm behind your back. >> Put your arm BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> SOMEBODY HELP. SOMEBODY HELP ME, BRO. Help me. Somebody, bro, this is ridiculous. What am I under arrest for? You don't have warrant. You don't have no proof. You don't have nothing. You didn't show me nothing, bro. This is ridiculous. And then you just yoke me up for what, bro? Come on, bro. Let go of me, bro. YOU'RE BREAKING MY ARM, BRO. LET GO, BRO. PLEASE. COME ON, DUDE. PLEASE. PLEASE LET ME GO. SOMEBODY HELP [screaming] ME. HELP, BRO. HELP. PLEASE. SOMEBODY HELP ME PLEASE, BRO. PLEASE, DUDE. SOMEBODY HELP ME OUT. I told my arm, bro. You're breaking my arm. Please, dude. Let me go. I told me, bro. >> I can't breathe. Let me go, bro. >> You can talk. You can breathe. >> Without delay, officers request EMS to ensure the suspect is cleared by medical personnel before taking him into custody. Water place for silver for tourist drive on the block. >> Let's go. >> Mike, come on. Get off. >> Ready. >> For County, we got one male in custody. >> One male in custody at 11:42 hours. >> Yeah, we're going to be going 103 with a male 41. She could have EMS response. Stab some sort of panic deck. >> Let's go. >> Lay him down. Put him in the recovery position. If you could have EMS pump to the Dollar General, >> not headquarters. Not headquarters. Crazy. All right. If you could just back up a little, sir. >> I know you're not doing nothing wrong. And just whatever's going on medically with him. >> Who is he? >> Give him some room. All right. >> He's a family friend. >> Family friend of yours. >> You understand that? >> Yeah. No, I'm just >> You got a pair of gloves on you. >> I got you. This is his >> same hoodie, same sneakers. >> All right, EMS is coming, buddy. >> They're putting oxygen on you. resistance might be Michael Resino. >> It's okay, bro. >> He turned onto his stomach. He was in recovery. >> The call's been made, but by now, officers can tell the suspect's only trying to stall the inevitable. Mike, we're trying to help you out. >> So, sit up. >> I can't breathe. >> Here's some oxygen. >> I don't want that. >> You can't breathe. You want You don't want oxygen. >> You want to stand up? >> All right. Stand up then. >> I want to What am I under arrest for, bro? You show me. >> Come on. Sit up. >> You're not helping. >> Where's my phone? Who's calling my phone? Let me see my phone. >> Stand up. Let me see my phone. >> You're not calling nobody. You're under arrest. You're not calling anybody. >> I'm under arrest for prove it for what? >> You'll have your day in court. Show me. You'll have your day in court. >> Show me. Show me. Show me documentation. Look at me, bro. >> I'm looking at you. Bleeding. I'm sweating. I can't breathe. Feel my wrist, bro. My arm broke. Bro, >> none of the above. None of the above are going on right now. Just so you know. >> None of that. >> Okay. None of that went on the footage. >> You want to see footage? >> Yeah, we're all wearing body cameras. >> Rolling cameras back. Roll them cameras back, bro. I can't disrupt myself. >> I got you. >> Come on, B. >> Well, you're struggling. That's why they get tight. >> Brandon, you got a pad? >> Just grab this guy's info, please. >> Help him get up. Somebody >> What do you want to do? >> He's just going to fall back down. He's just leave him here. >> I can't heal my wrist, bro. Guys slam into the wall for no reason. >> Like my arms, bro. Can't move my right arm. >> All right, man. We're getting you an ambulance. >> It's ridiculous right now. >> Get you an ambulance. They'll check you out and then you'll go to jail from there. All right. >> Jail for what? I didn't do nothing wrong, bro. [ __ ] your [ __ ] up. I feel like I can't see my left eye. >> Stop rolling this way. Roll that way. If you want to get up, >> I got to get up. >> If you want to get up, roll that way, not towards me. There's a ledge here. >> You need to go up. >> There's a ledge here. You're not going off the ledge. >> Like, sit up. >> Sit up, bro. >> Yep. You can sit up. >> Not like that, >> bro. Come on, dude. Are you kidding me right now, bro? You want to sit up or down? >> Sit up or down. You got to stand up. Sit up right there. Help me sit up. >> He insists officers went too far. But with everything caught on camera, the facts speak for themselves. And his attempt to deflect won't stop what's coming next. >> My friend walking through. >> Nothing. I have nothing in my hand. I can't feel my wrist. Cut my circulation. >> Cut my circulation off, bro. Come on, man. >> Stand up. >> Come on. >> Come on, bro. >> Let go, bro. Let go of this car, bro. This is brutality, dude. I didn't do nothing wrong, bro. You have no warrants. No right. You didn't show me no paperwork. You didn't read me my rights. Nothing. What is this? This is ridiculous, dude. >> This is ridiculous. Ridiculous. >> Shut the door. >> You got the stuff I put down here. >> Hang tight here for a second. Let me cuz I had EMS reroute twice. So, let me just figure out what we're doing. >> Yeah. Rout. >> Yeah, >> you can bring them in. >> All right. Bring them in. >> Yeah. 214A county. >> Sorry about this. One more time. Can you just send EMS to headquarters? We got the mail in the back of the car. >> EMS. >> It's 2,000% him. 214 Romeo Romeo. I'll be clear. >> See that rat? >> Ultimately, the suspect was charged with aggravated assault, resisting arrest, possession with intent to use, and credit card fraud. Do you think these people learned their lesson? Let me know what you think in the comments down below, and I'll see you in the next one.