Lord, y'all crazy, bro. >> Huh? >> You got warrants, too. >> Trying to be >> Everybody lo >> I think I did too much. >> On August 12th, 2023, officers were out serving a warrant at a local apartment complex when they noticed a woman sprinting down six or seven units. They were so confused, they had to investigate and find out why she ran. front door. >> Yeah. >> My apartment like this. >> I don't even know if she's running from us or not. >> But she was booking it, wasn't she? >> My cousin that's in there. He say she ain't in there. I said I said you babysitting too. I'm going to get the police here. Look. He said she ain't in there. >> Yeah. I don't know, man. >> She up in here. She in your house. She ran in my mother. Robert like that do that. Why would you be on my >> house like this? >> You can't do that. Where you play goddamn kids right here. >> I want to buy a secret. You can go ahead and you can take her on out, sir. >> Who are you? >> You can take her on out. We won't play around people. Can >> we go outside? >> You going to run again? >> You got your own gun. >> And I ain't even run in the first place. I walked right down here. >> All right. Who are you? >> Somebody said, "Oh, they're behind you." That's why I ran. >> They ain't even trying to get you. >> I didn't know. I just said that. >> I'm Isa. >> Isa what? >> And I don't mind talking to y'all. >> You scared the hell out of me when they said that. You gota understand. Oh, the cops be after you. I was just like, what the? So, I just ran. And she does sell cigarettes. I was coming over here anyways to get one. I do apologize. Just scared the out of me. You got to understand. It scared the hell out of me. Somebody just weren't you? >> Oh, the cops behind you. I'm just like, what the I didn't want to turn around and look. Like, that's all my kids. >> I know. I was telling us about >> and I know I didn't do nothing. >> What's your name again? >> Isa. What's your Isla >> Allan Alan we got married. Yeah. >> Just because you went or something. >> No, I don't. >> Why would you run if we were behind Even if we were behind you? Why would you run? >> I don't know. It just like it was not I didn't even think about it to be honest with you. I didn't even think. >> You have an ID or anything on you? >> Not on me. I don't >> I'm just Can you give me a minute? I'm just like I have a name for you when you're ready. >> Yeah, good. >> It just scared out of me. Like I said, it wasn't even nothing. >> What's your date of birth? >> You guys did it. Just scared. >> I think it is a chick Franco. >> We're going to find out what Franco was stealing in the past. >> You still from Walmart yesterday? >> No, that's not my choice. No, I didn't go to Walmart. >> He's not talking about me. I have talked to Franco before where he gave me a citation. So, >> you're the last one you want to steal from him. Yeah, I went Franco. They picked me up like three weeks ago for a shop. I already did that. So, >> I got you. >> I already finished all that. My kids are on the way. Um, >> go ahead. >> I'm just scared the hell out of me and I already haven't seen in two weeks. So, I don't want them to see this >> type of [ __ ] image right now. >> So, you don't have any warrants or anything? >> No, I should not have. >> You just ran for just >> I got afraid. You gota understand like >> ain't nothing to be afraid of unless you did something wrong. >> But you see like from our perspective, >> we're just driving through here and all of a sudden you >> and then you go into some random chick's apartment. >> They don't even want you in there. >> She did get mad at me and she was like, I have kids. I said, I'm about to go out. They just let me use a cigarette in the truck. >> I was out of breath. Like shouldn't have been there. Like I said, I apologize to her. Like that was my fault. I should have never even ran in parts place and it just I don't know if you heard them. >> No, >> they were like they're coming after you. They're coming after you. So I just like [ __ ] just >> do me a favor. Hang out here with her. I'll be right back. >> You know. >> Yeah, that's pretty that's pretty mean of them. Yeah. >> These people get so nice when they see the police. >> That's the thing, man. >> Cuz you got to understand the last time they came out, I got locked up for that shot was being >> Yeah. >> Like >> was it just a misdemeanor? >> Yeah. >> That's crazy. I had to make See, I be keeping my bet. You know the house authority, they don't care about feats and stuff. And so I know my back door be open. I went make sure she shoot my bed. I told my brother I went and seen the police in here to look. He swear my kid when he said that. I believe him. But see, even then it was this lady downtown. She went and put a warrant out on me. I never even stolen that store. Nothing. >> Good. >> Yeah. >> So please, my kids are literally on the way from LA. Like I can't even call my mother. >> What was your name again? Isa. >> Yes. Like I have not seen them please. Like I don't want them see like but people do so much stuff they be thinking they got warrants and stuff. >> 71 just hang out with her. I think I can figure out who she is. >> Stop walking with you. They think they take >> Yeah, we don't want them to think that. >> Really don't. >> No, I already did that for that one three weeks ago when I had one. And they just scared the out of me cuz they was like the police behind you. You know how I am. You know how I get paranoid like that? I'm like that every time. I don't know. I do not. >> Do you have any barrings around here? >> No. >> You sure? >> Stay out here. I'm good. I never got barred. >> How many kids do you have? >> Two. >> Two. >> I haven't seen them in two weeks. I was Like I said, I did get locked up for that one. Before that, I was in trouble. So, I'm just trying to stay the out of it. >> I got you. How old are they? >> I have five. >> Oh my. Two boys. Two girls. Boy and a girl. born in a girl and I had this feeling that today. >> Yeah. >> 71. Go ahead and 1026 her until we can figure out who she is. >> Hey, uh, one second. Would you mind putting your drink down? All right. I'm going to need you to put your phone down, too, for a second. >> Call them to come get it. I probably >> Please, can you just take me to take it to them? This the only phone I have, and I have to reach my >> Yeah, and we can do that in a second. Would you mind just putting it down for me? >> I'm not going to run from you. Could I please smoke the cigarette? >> Yeah, you can keep smoking the cigarette, but >> you do it this way. I promise not. >> I can't. I'm sorry. It's against our policy. >> I promise. Keep talking. Please. >> Yeah. And we'll do it in a second. I promise. It's okay. >> We walk up there. Please. I'm begging you. We walk up there. Please. >> All right. >> All I want to do. I don't think I'm going to use my in case. Tell me. Please. >> All right. Just >> me. Can you do that? Give me one second. >> I'm I'm sure. But what we need to do right now is just confirm your ID for me. >> I cannot. I'm sorry. >> I really need to take care of my nerves. I need to be taking medicine. >> I got you. You got anxiety >> badly. That's why I said, "Can we please walk?" >> I didn't want to like pass out right now. >> I got you. Okay. All right. Where'd you put your phone down at? >> I feel like I did. >> Is it in your pocket? >> I I'm not going to lie to you. I just a minute ago and I feel like I'm about I think I did too much and I feel like I'm about to fall out. >> Okay. Well, we have Narcan in the car. >> Can you call an ambulance? Please call an ambulance. Can you please call an ambulance for me? >> Okay. All right. >> I'm about to fall out. Okay. >> I'm telling you the truth. I'm sweating. I can feel fall out. Can you call an ambulance? >> She just said that she took some fentanyl a minute ago. >> EMS. >> Who are you? Isla Allen. >> That name doesn't exist. Who are you? >> I'm telling you, I just got married recently. Isa Allen. >> All right. What was your maiden name? >> Isaac Cost. Can you please call an ambulance? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Can y'all please call an ambulance? >> Okay. >> Can you sit me down somewhere? I'm sweating. Like, get some water on me. I'm telling you the process to do, please, before I pass out. >> Okay. >> I can feel it. I'm already shaking. Call an ambulance. >> Come here. We're going to come over here so it's easier for EMS. >> Call an ambulance. >> We're getting there. >> Call an ambulance. Somebody. >> Yeah. We'll get you sat down. Okay. >> Hey, Tony. Can you call the ambulance? >> We're getting there. >> You can start EMS. She said she ingested. >> See, he's calling right now. >> I'm about I'm about to pass. >> Let's take a seat right here. Okay. >> Here to stay. I'm pass out. >> I'm sorry. I'mma pass out. Can you get some water on me? >> Well, let's sit down. Let's sit down. If you're going to pass out, then >> I'm having a I'm having a I'm shaking bad. >> Okay. Well, let's sit down. >> My body is like stuck, ma'am. >> Okay. >> It's literally like stuck, ma'am. Can you call the ambulance and tell me what >> He just called an ambulance, so they're coming. Okay, >> I need to go to the I need to go to emergency room. >> Get my phone and get my phone and call the last number. I'm going pass out. >> All right. Well, if you're going to pass out, we got more important things than making a phone call right now. Okay. >> Pass out. My kids need to know I'm going to be an ambulance. >> Okay. >> I need I need I need an Nan. >> You need an Nan? >> I need something. Can you call Did you call ambulance? >> Yes, they called They called EMS. I'm feeling like I'm sweating too much. >> Okay. >> I'm not okay right now. >> All right. Well, do you want to take a seat then since you think you're going to pass out? >> Please. >> All right, then take a seat on the curb. >> I'm scared to sit. >> Okay. Well, then you just asked to sit a minute ago. >> Ah, I'll figure out who you are. >> Did you call an ambulance? >> Yeah, they're coming. >> Hey, I feel like my body is like locking up. Can you help me sit? Please. >> Yeah, you can sit. >> I'm sweating. Like, >> it's crazy how it all of a sudden started hurting. Well, when I asked >> Especially when you ran that 44 440. >> I asked her if we could start walking, please. Cuz I started filling. >> Yeah, >> I did just do a lot. I'm not lying to you. >> How much is a lot? >> More than I should have. >> Yeah. >> I ate some of it when I ran. >> Bet it didn't taste too good, huh? >> I'm going to pass out. I'm going to pass out. Can you please call the last number? >> We're calling ambulance for you >> as well, so they know where I'm at. Here's the last number. >> If you It's going to show my face recognition if you put it close to me. If you can unlock it. Yeah, my body is locking up. >> Got EMS coming for you. Okay. >> I feel like I'm dripping sweat, y'all. >> Well, you're not sweating really at all. >> I feel like I'm up. You >> know you got a warrant. Is that why you ran? Cuz you got a warrant. And you thought we were coming for you? Alex, >> please. >> Look, I know you didn't adjust any. All right. >> I promise you. I just did. >> So, when we go to the hospital and sit with you and they do your blood work, are they going to >> They're going to show you some. >> They're going to show you. I promise you. >> We'll find out, won't we? >> Donna, can you hold the cigarette for me, please? >> It's already dirt, girl. >> You like the cigarette for >> You're not doing any cigarettes. >> Oh, yeah. You got to let them do that. Yeah. Well, if you're over, you don't need any more in your body right now. >> I want to get one. >> Well, you're not going to wait that you >> I can't smoke anything. >> I ate that. I just got [Music] >> She has too. >> I just ate it when I ran and I don't feel right. Dua, >> so give me a hurricane. Da join her can. Wait, wait. Get Maurice's phone right there. >> Okay, listen to me. >> We have Naran. If you get to a point where you need it, we will administer. >> I don't feel like I'm >> understand. You don't feel right? >> I don't. I >> You have any more cuffs? >> N >> any more cups? >> I got another pair. Yeah. >> Oh, you got a warrant, too, girl. >> What? >> Yeah, you got one. >> No way. >> For shoplifting. You out of Clark County. >> Go put you in some cuffs. Are you serious? >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Tell you what, I didn't sign him though. Franco did know Franco. >> No. >> He's our property crime detective. >> I done seen him several times out here. >> Yeah. You signed warrants on you yesterday. >> Right. >> Go and put you some cups. All right. >> You don't have to do my arm like this. >> Yeah, we we're good. We're good. >> Well, you don't have to do my arm like this. >> We're sorry. We're just >> Well, can can you tell my my sister know to come down here? >> Yeah. >> She's on the phone. >> On the phone right now? Yeah, she might be. >> Hello. No, it's not my phone. Who do I need to call? >> Um, call um that number. Wait, wait. It's it's going to click out. No, go at the bottom. The bottom. >> Yeah. Go up. Danger. No. No. Um, right there. No, it's Go. Click out. Click out. >> Oh, there we go. Go. >> I'm sorry. >> Can you um Damn. Damn. Damn. Mom got nobody else going to make the house. Can you Can you >> Is there an apartment you want us to go to? >> Um, go up there. I don't know the apartment. Do you know where the Asia live? >> I think so. Which building is it? The >> all the way at last building on the left. Last building at the left. Up >> top left or top right? >> It's in the middle. The top left. Um, in the middle right there all the way at the top. Um, my phone number. Damn. >> I'll try calling him one time. birthday. >> We cannot do you see me in handcuff? >> She got warrants, too. >> How can we call? She got the phone. Hold up. Damn. >> Jay, can you go up there and get Can you go get my son and them? >> They up there at um they up there at Katie in them house. >> Why you going to jail? She got some warrants. >> They said y'all crazy, bro. >> This warrants I don't know nothing about. >> And the way the hell you standing right there? You know, >> I don't know. I ain't know I had no warrants. >> Huh? >> You got warrants, too. >> I don't. >> Lord, y'all need somebody to go get my son in them. Can somebody go up there? >> She going Katie in them hoes. Oh, that sucks. >> Girl, I don't think they got that back. >> You okay? They're not on there too tight. >> Yeah, they are. And I had surgery on his arm. >> And I got a cigarette in my hand. Can I put it in my mouth? >> Um, give me one second. >> Can one of them come put this in my mouth? >> Yeah. >> Can one of y'all come put this in my mouth, please? She said it's okay. >> Yeah, she's good. >> Damn. >> Oh, yeah. Can you take my phone out and put and and call this number for me? It says big brother. >> Damn. >> Oh, there it goes. >> So, don't let her stand up. She might hit the jet. >> 03 2 1 1 9 1 9 93. >> Okay. Okay. Uh, it says we roll the go up. >> How you holding up, girl? >> Damon, it's right there. >> Damon. >> Damon. I'm in handcuffs. I'm going to jail. >> Yes, I am. >> For what? >> They said I got warrants for shoplifter. >> Said she get some point. I don't know when. Like right before we called you, I guess. >> She could have, she could not have. I don't know. >> What's your name? >> Uh, if y'all do transport, we're not going to maintain custody cuz she just has a warrant out of Okoney County. If she goes, we all want to leave. I guess it's up to her what she does if she jumps out or not. >> She's right here. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Good. How are you doing? >> Yeah, one of our detectives signed warrants on her for shoplifting. I'm not sure all of the circumstances surrounding the charges, but when she goes to the jail and they kind of give her her conditions of if she can bond out or not, I'm sure that they'll give her all that information then. >> I'm going to put your phone back in your pocket. Do you need to call anybody else? >> I'll help you stand up. >> All right, turn your leg. >> We'll take care of it. Go with Daniel, please. >> Walk this way. >> I said I don't know. Don't talk. Tell your sign. I said what's your sign for? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> Why can't you walk around here? >> I guess he got a warrant. >> Do your son got a warrant? I didn't know I had. >> Okay, so get away. He probably don't. He probably got one and don't know. >> Got no warrant. He got two of them. First one stoplessing. Second one's mismatch. >> What is that? >> I don't know what you did, but you did something. >> And my guess would be Walmart. My guess would be they got you on video. >> Definitely how that stuff go. >> No, she got >> I did. Yeah. >> Spray painted. >> I spray. No, I got them. I bought them online. >> You talking about your haircut style today? I'm beautiful. I got some hot pink ones, too. They're really cute. >> You ready when we are? >> All right. >> All right. If you'll stand right here, cuz I got to search you again. Do you have anything on you? >> Okay. You got that phone number memorized? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Oh, my life. >> Thank you. [Applause] >> Do you want me to put the window down for you? >> I got you. Tostic's been released from custody. She's going to Pedmont if you can let Okona County know. The oddest thing like we were just driving through here. We saw her down there. She came around this building and we're like whatever. Like I didn't think anything of it. And as we came back we saw her sprint full speed. So I was like let's go see what's going on. Yeah. Walk back here. We don't see her. Whatever. Some chick comes around. She's like chick just ran into my apartment. We're like bet where? She shows us and she's hiding in the kitchen. Yeah. put her in cuffs and then all of a sudden took off. >> But yeah, we didn't tell her to stop or anything. So I don't have any charges on her. She just ran for whatever reason. >> Yeah. She said she was like, "I swallowed a bunch of and then I just took off running." I was like, "Got you." >> Sounds like a solid. >> She came from an apartment that I know of. That's possible, but >> I don't know. All right, girl. Let's get you out of here. Bro, you should see how she's brand new. >> Gracias. >> How do you say your first name? >> Dua. >> Due. Yeah, I was definitely pronouncing it wrong the whole time. >> Well, now I know. >> Da d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d da. Common spelling. >> The woman that ran into someone's home was released to EMS. This suspect was booked for her warrants, which were theft by shoplifting and theft by deception. The suspect pleaded guilty to all charges. She was sentenced to 24 months of probation, $23.32 restitution to Walmart and $50 in fees.