No, no. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. 29. Yes, sir. You don't know how old you are. No, no, no, no. Yeah, like I'm nervous, but I got You gave us a name that doesn't come back, right? And the date of birth and then I want to ask you your date of birth. We can go. We can go. Well, I want to ask for your age. Go ahead and go. Like 94. Yes, sir. Sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Have you been here before? Yes, sir. On April 14th, 2023, officers were in a neighborhood due to a known issue of illegal things being sold and used in an apartment. Officers noticed a group of people leaving that apartment and were loitering on the property. So, officers decided to stop to identify them. By the way, officers just arrested a woman that lives at that apartment a bit before this. Hey, what's up, man? Okay. Yeah. This time, my sergeant is Yeah, he already talked to me. He already talked to you? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're a robber, right? Yeah. You currently are That's a law. Sorry. You have an ID on you? No, sir. I don't. All right. What is your name? Um Oh, I didn't do nothing wrong. I don't get this. I just said I just explained it to you. The management has signed what's called a letter of authorization, which gives us their approval to check anybody on the exterior premises of the property. What do you mean? Like I don't exterior means not inside a building. I haven't said you've done anything wrong. I'm just verifying who you are and why you're on the property. I mean like what's your name, sir? I think it was like illegal to get down. I have not said you I haven't said you vi violated any law, sir. I'm explaining to you while I'm out with you. I'm explaining to you that's a legal precedent. You do you live out here? Oh, visiting a friend. Resident friend? Mhm. Cool. Um talking about the lady that we uh was out with earlier. Yo, I ain't know. Okay. Since I heard yrest, I feel like I should be the resident. Get the hell away from my house cuz you know. Yeah. Yeah. I hope. Yeah. And refusal to identify yourself could be grounds for arrest. No, that's that's not what I'm doing. Okay. I'm just telling you how the game works. What's your name? Charles, man. Charles what? Right. W R I, not R I G. Got it. Your birthday, Mr. Wright. Uh, February 14th. Year. 1994. We got a lot We got words that you know there's some going around this neighborhood. Yeah. You going to search? I just want to go on about my business. Yeah. You don't have any. You're not out here selling or using or buying? No. No on you. Okay. Yeah. I got out with you last time. You know, same same situation, you know, like like I don't I don't get it. 2221 central. How to like run Charles right 214 of 94. Like I only been here. So I'll explain to you first. I only been here for 4 months. So fair enough. Let me We got wars that people are coming through bringing in. Okay. So, you don't have anything on you? You don't mind if I pat you down? Look through your fanny pack or Okay. So, typically what happens any business, but particularly in areas that are seeing higher crime rates and unfortunately, this is one of those areas right now. Management or property owners can sign what's called a letter of authorization. Like, you can verify my my cousin is Tashan. Okay. Like, once I know who you are, you're not wanted, you're not barred, I'll I'll believe who what you're saying. But until we get to know the residents and who has reason to be here, there's no way for us to differentiate. Does that make sense? My bad. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. So, like a lot of the residents that, you know, and not even saying that apartment, but people that aren't involved in criminal activity, once we get to know them, we don't ever mess with them again. You see what I'm saying? That's in my pocket. I'm I don't want to search you unless I have a reason to. You're Oh, no. I see him searching him. That's why I did that. All right. Nothing, right? Yeah. Nothing. Okay. Nothing at all. Okay. All right. No guns. No. No. Not at all. What's in the fanny pack? [ __ ] Empty. Basically, a lot of money. No, not at all. Okay. All right. Okay. Start my day soon. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're welcome to pick up your stuff. Just make sure that if you're coming out here, make sure that you're uh being occupied by the uh the resident, you know. You know, if you're walking around, make sure that you're with them. You're just out here litering and they seem like Yeah. Yeah. And the management's going to call us and then uh they probably going to have you bar from the property and then now you can't come back, you know. So, I ain't trying to get bar house. All right. If you're not with resident, you know, go in and out, you know, if you load around here, management see you, they probably gonna call us. So, like, yeah, it's like I came out here this morning and like I was just Well, the reason, and I I'll be honest with you, the reason we are even looking at your apartment is cuz the lady was just arrested. Uhhuh. And her two counterparts that went in the apartment with her, which was one, and they even agreed does look suspicious. They parked or they were coming from a car that was at the top of Goodwill parking lot. Uhhuh. walked all the way across the parking lot, cut through the back of the gate, came in here. They said they were not driving that car, but from my perspective, it looks like they were getting out of that vehicle, which common sense was say, "Why not just drive the vehicle around here and park it?" You see what I'm saying? So, that raises my alarm. You see what I'm saying? Okay. Okay. Okay. And then when I got out with them to do the same thing I'm doing you, they refused to identify themselves. We were able to, man. So, they just would have identified themselves. Well, and it turns out the reason she didn't want to identify herself is she had a warrant. Okay. Okay. So, makes sense. And then when you add all that in together and we see like when so when I first went through the apartment door, not saying that was you, but somebody in that apartment said, "Who is it?" I said, "Police." Because we were trying to verify she lived there. Yeah. Go ahead. They refused to come the door. So that further raises my suspicion. You know what I'm saying? I've been here four months and it's like, "Where you come from?" Been like Mississippi. Okay. Like I thought this was just a college town, but then my cousin introduced me to down here. I thought I was introduced to make sure you run it with a W and run it out of Mississippi police. Like it's like it's been like mish after mish house after mish house like man like this young man he stopped and I mean I didn't never push him for his name because he the other lady said she lived here and he was heard yes so I don't have a real reason you know so he was cooper now this officer knew who he was so he was able to run his name and he's free and clear so now once we get to know him we won't mess with him anymore cuz we'll know he's at least visiting that apartment. Hopefully I don't got to meet y'all again. Like I say, I stay I stay with Tashan. I don't know Tashan last night. I'm just visiting you. Yeah. At this point, dispatch informs the officers that the name and date of birth the suspect provided are not coming back with any results, which in most cases means he has something to hide. Skinny guy with glasses. No sir. Okay. No, sir. Not at all. It don't even seem like it's bad out here in Maine. Like I know it's like a little project area but not um sir. Have you ever had a license out of any other state? No sir. Only Mississippi? Yes sir. Okay. So the issue is it's not returning. Is Charles what would be on your birth certificate? Yes sir. Is there another name? No sir. Not at all. That's Charles. C H A R L E S W R I G HT. 214 of 94. Yes sir. And the license you received of invitation was out of I mean I don't have a driver's license but Yes, sir. my ID. Yes, sir. Do you have anything with your name on the bag? None. Like, like I said, I'm just visiting here. Fair enough. The issue is in my 23 years of experience, if once we confirm you have an ID or had an ID at any time, Uhhuh. you should be getting a return. And we're not getting a return. And could be a mistake, but it raises my alarm. You see what I'm saying? Um Oh, I don't search me. I don't has your name on it. a debit card, a credit card. Like, I ain't got nothing, bro. I'm walking around with soap. Fair. Like, um, I ain't got nothing. Like, do you go by any other name? Um, Twin. That's my nickname. Twin? Yes, sir. Like T W I N? Yes, sir. Have you ever been arrested before anyway? No, sir. No. I'm just kidding. All right. Do you know your license number? You have a picture of it and or your identification? I don't even got no phone, sir. Like, I ain't even got no phone. Like, I don't like So, here I'm just going to be honest with you. You've been very cooperative, man. I do appreciate that. But when, like I explained to you, the reason we're out with you, when this happens, the only recourse we have, we can't prove who you are, is we have to detain you, take you up to get your fingerprint. Wait for those fingerprints return. I got to go to jail for something like that. Well, you wouldn't go to jail. You would be detained until we bring you back. So, here's what I'm going to ask you, Mr. Wright. What I've learned in my experience of 23 years of doing this is that sometimes people are a little scared of the police, scared of what's going to happen. This is your opportunity to not face another charge. If you're Well, I'm just saying, like I said, just my experience. If you're giving me a false name, this is the time you could tell me and I don't charge for a real name. really. And it may very well be. It just when I There's never been a time when somebody says they have an ID that it doesn't come back, right? It always come back. Doesn't matter what doesn't matter what state you were from. Like I ain't I don't got no driver's license. I don't like I don't got I wish I did have my phone. Like I don't like you have Facebook. Like no. Like I don't I don't do that, bro. Like nothing. I like I don't know like what to tell you, bro. Like my my Facebook got locked out like a while ago. Like I'm not from here. Yeah, but it's not my name. The name Charles isn't on it. What is it? It's like Trizy. Trisy 78. How you spell it? Like T R I Z Y. Like my Facebook got hacked like when everybody was somebody asked me to help them recover their email. Like I'm not getting a Trizy 78 coming back. Like that's my like I'm telling you this happened like a few months ago and I never just bothered to make another one because it got hacked. That was like all my stuff. I do have a Tri 78 but it's a white guy. No, that's not that's not me. That's the only Trigger. That's crazy, bro. Like I don't get it. Like it's so like you're good. I smell my black before like Yes. Yeah. So, like my sergeant was saying to avoid all of that, right? If you gave him a name that you used in the past or or a false name, right? Um he's not going to charge you with it if you give us your your real name. We just want you to come back, make sure that you are who you are because we have contact. Okay. We have a letter of authorization is what I told, right? I don't know. I I So, we have contact. So, we want to make sure that Okay, you are who you are. Yeah. I wish I could like I wish I had my ID on me, but now what's what's what's the name you gave him? And is there another name that you go by that will come back if I run out of that? What what state you say you're from? Mississippi. Mississippi. Lexon. Like that's on my birth certificate. That's like Lex, Mississippi. Okay. So, the name you gave him was Charles Wright. Charles Wright. Yes, sir. Okay. Now what what is the name that is on the ID when you got it in Mississippi? Charles like Charles Wright like Charles Wright. Yes, sir. Okay. How do you spell it? Like C H A R L E S W R I G H T. Okay. So common Charles common right. Right. That's just common name. Okay. All right. And then your date of birth? February 14th, 1994. 1994. Yes, sir. I'm sorry. I'm not Your fault. You're fine. So on your ID from Mississippi, that's the name that's on it. Have you had an ID here in Georgia? No, sir. Like how long have you been here? I've been here about 4 months. Like I wouldn't An amlet just went by. It's not one of ours. Will you go make sure that's not the stolen amblets out of Madison County? No. This one. Do you need management? Yeah. Okay. Not yet. All right. So Charles Wright, 21494. Yes, sir. I'm sorry. This note just keeps going towards us. I'm sorry to walk back. All right. Any reason why you're not giving us I need to talk to you about something else, though. Any reason why you're giving us this name? No, sir. Like, so it is not a false name. No, sir. Like, I'm not doing nothing wrong. I don't got nothing on me. Like, I ain't Okay. Like, I was just trying to get away from down there cuz they were arguing. Mhm. Now, have you had an ID in the other states? No, sir. I only been to the 27. Okay. How old are you? I'm 27. I only been in these like these two states. 27? Yes, sir. Okay. So, you're 27. You only have an ID in Mississippi. Yes, sir. Like I only been here 4 months. Four months? Yeah. I'm just I'm just visiting. Okay. You're visiting? No, no, no, no, no, no. I I walked up here with my partner, Rob, but like I I don't That's why like I don't I don't know. So, how old you say you are? 27. 27. Yes, sir. Okay. No, no. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Birthday 29. My bad. 29? Yes, sir. So, you don't know your date of birth? I mean, you don't know how old you are? No, no, no. Yeah. Like, I'm nervous. My bad, bro. Like, I'm like, I'm behind. My bad, bro. Like, I'm like, my bad. My bad. Like, I've been When I tell people my age, I like to say I'm younger, like girls, and I got I got stuck to saying that. My bad. Okay. Like my bad. Like I promise you. Okay. So, I got you gave us a name that doesn't come back, right? And a date of birth. And then I want to ask you your date of birth. We can go. We can go. I want to ask you for your age. Go ahead and go. Like done with your black. Huh? Give me a favor. You're not arrested, but you're being detained. You guys got to be so tight. That's just that's just my arms, man. All right. They're short and thick. Okay. I'm just being detained. Okay. I'm going to zip this up. Okay. All right. You got any weapons on you? No, sir. No. No, sir. Just probably some tweezers. Okay. Tweezers. Mhm. Make sure there's nothing that anything sharp. Uh the tweezers are pointy. They're pointy. Yes, sir. I'm going to take that out. Okay. Okay. Cuz I don't want to get stuck by them. All right. Let's go over here. I'll take those out. Hey, can I talk to like you want to get the car? I need like I don't know of water. I don't have any. I have enough for myself for today. I saw the wig come around like I saw it. I'm like, "All right, that's right. This your last chance to tell us the truth if you're lying to us cuz we will find out when we run your your fingerprints. Yes, sir. That's a tweezer's blood. Yeah. So, all you got to do is just be honest. Tell us who you are. My name Charles. Yes, sir. Run Charles. Same birthday. Yes, sir. So, so why is it so hard? No, no, I'm not 27. That's my real birthday, though. My bad. My bad. My bad. It's my birthday. Okay. Okay. So, why is it so hard? We're just asking for it. Like, you bro, we're just having contact. I seen I ain't seen my daughter, bro. Now, now I feel like now do you Now, do you have warrants? I don't know. You don't know? All right. Okay. So, you think you have warrants? That's why you're not giving us your real name. My bad, bro. You know, I'm sorry, bro. I got some foil in I thought I had some foil in one of my pockets. Okay. Well, just don't go in your pockets. Okay. Yeah, just don't go in your pockets. I might not, though. I don't know. There some foil. I thought it was some foil. So, I don't What What city do you live in? I'm not from here. I'm from Gett County. Gonet County. Snail Snailville, right? Yes. Okay. How you get that? How you know? 104. We'll have charges. We just ran your name. That fast? Yeah, that fast. That easy. That fast and that easy. 1099. It's got shoplifting out of Rooney. I see. Yeah. Is that Is that correct? Is that why you don't want to give us your real name? 1095. That's it though. I can't. And even with that shoplifting charge, they let me like I don't know. They did something weird I never seen happen before. Yeah. Like they gave me a chance to go to the hospital. True. Any other pockets inside? Yeah. No, sir. No pockets inside. All right. There you go. We started cleaning up their house. Okay. Yeah. Everything about you guys don't come in. Okay. So, I don't got no warrant out here. When we when you left, we went behind the apartment to check that bike. One of the other residents came out and said, "Thank y'all." They said that the apartment they all came from is dealing with that. So, we need to probably run everybody that comes in that apartment. Yeah, she's she has a lengthy history. Pull her information up being there and it was on her address. Yeah. We got this cat, the other Roger guy that's got a history of selling fentanyl being told it's a fentanyl parlament. So, didn't go there. him with tinfall. Probably going to have something in him. I don't think so. Looks like he's from Coney County. He's not even from us. That's crazy. Yeah, it's a shot looking charge. Like they let me go to the hospital and I was so confused because like I was pulling up to the hospital and I didn't got down. Yeah. I didn't go there. Okay. Okay. All right. You have anything in your socks? Uh, I don't think so. You can roll them down and check for me though. Like if it's something I don't remember. Yeah. That way. Nope. Face that way. I keep forgetting. Got a job and all, man. Keep forgetting my notepads at home. Every day I got a stack of notepads on logistics. Got a job and all. What do you work at? I'm working Logistics. Where? I saw I'm working through Pro Logistics. I was supposed to start at Carter. Carter. Let's go to my car over here. Um, have you checked those already? There's another piece down here. Let's go to my car over here. I've checked those. All right. Have a seat in there. Nothing. Just It had stuff like it's been burnt up. Yeah. All right. So, for Coney County, it's a misdemeanor charge. Hold on here. All right. So, shoplifting. Yeah. I mean, like if you were to tell us the truth and you have that warrant, you know, we'll we'll call them. They if they need you, then you will go to them, but you're not going to get a charge from us. But now you have, you know, you have to stay here for our charge and then when you get when they're about to release you, they're going to call Okoney County and Okone County is going to come pick you up. So, you're actually spending more time in jail than you know originally. So all we need, you know, that's why we we kept asking, "Hey." Oh, man. I've been trying to do good too, bro. That door right there. Okay. Have you been here before? Yes, sir. You have? Yes, sir. Okay. Left. Left. Oh my god. Stay tuned because officers end up searching the whole apartment and you'll probably notice a few people in the video. Uh-uh. The suspect was booked for giving false name to law enforcement.