On October 11th, 2024, officers arrived at a residence to investigate a vehicle that had fled from a traffic stop. >> All right. Hello. Do you want us to come inside or you want to come outside or All right. So, it's just been the two of you guys inside today. Okay. So, who all has access to your vehicle? >> Me. I have two spare keys for my condo. >> Okay. How did the other one go missing? I don't know. >> So, who else who else might have had access to your vehicle? >> I don't know. >> Cuz if you're telling me you're the only one that has >> at this point, >> that's not really how spare keys work, right? Like you keep them in a cabinet in your kitchen or something like So, you just >> So, how did somebody else get a hold of your spare key? >> I don't know. It got lost. >> Okay. Cuz I'm going to have to tow your car for fleeing and looting if I can't figure out who was driving it tonight because I tried pulling that vehicle over and it did not stop. >> You sure? Yeah, I'm absolutely sure. Pulled >> the lights behind. Yes. Everything. >> Yep. And it pulled into a driveway, backed back out, and started going the other way. So, if you can't tell me who is driving, I'm going to have to tell your car. >> I don't know. But did they know you was pulling them over? >> Yes. >> You sure? >> There was no way they didn't. >> I don't know. >> Is there anybody else in my apartment? >> No. Work? >> It's just kids. >> Do you care if we check? >> I do care cuz you're going to wake my kids up. >> Okay. Who else lives here with you? >> I stay with my brother. >> Where at? >> What do you mean? >> Where do you stay at with your brother? >> I stay here with my brother. >> Okay. What's your brother's name? >> I know it sounds like a question, but you understand from our perspective. This vehicle >> I drive That's my my car get drove. I drive my own car. Yes, I do. >> Did you drive it tonight? >> I drove today. Yes, I did. >> Were you driving it an hour ago? >> I drove it? Yeah. Whatever. I don't know. >> You were driving it an hour ago? >> I drove my car. I drive my car. >> Were you driving your car an hour ago? >> You don't need to be cryptic. You just asking. >> I'm just I'm just asking your question. I >> So, where where were you last night with your >> I have got drove today by me. Yes. >> Okay. And when did you park it over there? >> When I came back. >> What time was that? >> I really don't know exactly. >> Give me a guess. Was it 10 hours? Was it an hour? Was it 20 minutes? >> No 10 hours. No 20 minutes. No, I can't give you none of that. >> You can't tell us if >> you It's not that you can't. and say you don't want to. >> I don't know. >> You do know. You know >> I don't know. I'm naked. You just woke me up out of my sleep. You think I'm doing anything right now? >> You just said you you confirmed that you drove in the vehicle today. >> That's what I'm telling you. I'm naked in my bed. You think I'm thinking about what time I made it home? >> I'm just asking for a rough estimate. >> And I'm telling you right now, a rest estimate. I really don't know. >> So what what' you guys do today? >> Why do that matter to you? What I did? We have to understand the timeline to know if it was you driving or somebody else driving. So that's what we're trying to clarify. But you want to be very cryptic with the final time of that. >> You understand what I'm saying? >> I don't know the exact tab. >> That's all I can give y'all right now. >> So that's why we're asking what you guys >> That's all I can give y'all right now. What else do y'all need? >> Y'all need anything else? >> Yeah, I do. What's your first name? >> You just said my name and I told you. Spell it for me. >> Obviously, you know it if you just told me my whole name and I told you. >> Go ahead and just spell it for me, please. >> I don't know why you're giving me such a hard time. >> Because you just told me my name. You literally just gave me my whole name. So, you know it. You know how to spell it. Am I right or wrong? >> Okay. So, were you driving your car an hour ago? >> You want to spell my name? >> Yeah, please. Um, if I'm not able to figure out if you're not able to help me figure out or do anything as far as someone taking your car, um, I'm going to have to tow it. So, if you want to help me out, that'd be great. If not, it's going to be expensive. It's going to be a pain in the butt. >> I got a spare key. I don't know. >> Okay. Well, help me figure out how that spare key might have gone missing. >> I was outside partying. >> How anything go missing if you're outside partying? >> Where were you at? >> What do you mean? >> Where were you at partying? Where your key went missing? >> It doesn't matter. >> It does matter. The all these things matter or else I wouldn't be asking them. I mean, were you driving the car? Did you flee from me earlier? And just be honest. I don't know why you're making things so difficult. I don't remember if you pulled me over or not. I don't see I don't remember putting no blue lights behind me or anything. So, I don't know what you're talking about. >> Okay. Well, tell me how long ago you were driving. >> If you put lights behind me, I don't know if you did or not. >> Okay. Well, and and we can figure that out, right? And we can go to court and we can tell the judge if you didn't know the lights were behind, you didn't know the lights were behind you, right? But if you were just driving, if you were the last person to drive your vehicle tonight, is that the case? >> Okay, >> I'm asking. >> I'm Yeah, I was the last person who drove my car today. >> Today? Okay. And you got home within the last 45 minutes roughly? >> I really don't know. >> Okay. Was it light outside when you got home or was it dark outside? Any person, no matter how >> make it home regardless, it get late. I don't even know what time it get dark. Get dark early now. So, I really don't know. >> You don't know if it was dark outside? >> Yeah, it was dark outside when I made it, but I don't know what time I made it. >> Yeah, but it was dark outside. >> It was dark outside. >> Okay. >> Can I ask what's your relationship to? >> My sister. >> That's your sister. Do you live here? >> Okay. So, where do you stay at? >> I'm not I'm not trying to pry too much. >> No, I'm not. >> So, what brought you here? Do you have a vehicle? Your sister brought you here? >> I got a Uber. >> Oh, you got Uber. Do you mind showing me your Uber? Just so we can clarify that you weren't in the vehicle >> cuz you're When did you get here? >> I got here at like 11 >> 11 p.m. or 11 a.m. >> 11:00 p.m. >> So, is there any chance that anyone else might have drove your vehicle today besides you? >> There's absolutely zero possibility anyone else was in the driver's seat of that vehicle tonight? >> They used the spare key. That's all I can say. They use that spare key. >> So, if if let me just get this straight. So, if I would have tried to pull a traffic stop on that vehicle and it didn't stop, >> couldn't unless they use the spare key. >> Okay. And then let's go back to the spare key. Okay. >> You said you lost it at a party. Where were you partying at that you had both your keys on you? >> I don't remember. >> You don't remember? No. >> But you remember losing your spare key? >> Yes. >> I don't feel like you're being very truthful for me. Okay, that's your that's your version, right? But this is fine. I am. So, >> okay. >> Feel different. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Just hang out with Officer Vasquez. I will be right back. >> You don't remember where was the last time you came from? >> I'm not even worried about the time now. Just what where did you come from? >> I came from the west side. >> Okay. >> You did come from the west side. She made a comment about that if the lights did turn on her, she didn't know. I told him that very dark tent, so she wouldn't have seen the the lights. >> I told him the same thing. So, >> okay. So, >> behind. >> Did at one So, did at one point though, you were driving on Lyndon and Emerson. Do you know where that's at? >> I go I go that way. >> Yeah. So, at one point, did you go on to Lynon, pull into a driveway, back out, and then >> I've been all around today in Bloomington? He's just asking you. >> I have I have the license way around Bloomington. >> But were you on Did you pull into a driveway, pull out and then pull back >> on your way home here? >> On your way home? >> I know people, but I don't >> I know. But did you pull into a driveway at any point tonight? >> And then back out and then start headed back the other direction. >> Maybe you make a wrong turn or something. >> I poured in every driveways. I poured anywhere. I'm just saying like That doesn't make any sense. >> Yes. >> You pulled in every driveway. >> I did. Yeah. I was everywhere today, y'all. I told y'all. >> Okay. Um, so here's what's going to happen, John Misha. Um, so based off everything you just told me. Okay. Um, we are absolutely 100% non-negotiable. We are going to jail tonight. You are going to jail. Okay. So, I'm going to give you the opportunity to go inside and put some clothes on. I'm going to have to come with you, but I'm not going to take you to jail like that. Um, unless you make it a big deal and then we can, but I would much rather not. >> Why would I be going to jail? >> Because you fled from me on a traffic stop. And I'm going to tell you this right now. If you want to argue in court that you didn't see my lights and you had no clue, that's absolutely fine. You have every right to do that. But tonight, we are going to jail. Okay. >> I guess. >> Okay. So, like I said, we're going to have to come inside with you. Um, >> because she is not she's not going to go inside by herself right now. I'm not going to watch her get changed, but I'm not going to let her go inside and lock the door. >> I'm not going to go in there and lock no door. >> Okay. Well, that's >> we just have to do >> Well, come back out the door. >> Okay. No, I'm not giving you the option. Either we can go to jail like this or you can let us come inside and I will let you get changed because I'm trying to be nice. These are your options. >> Can you bring her a pair of pants or something? >> Or you could bring her a pair of pants and a shirt out here. >> All right. You can put shoes on. I think so. Hang on. This one's a little too loose. >> Well, yeah. If it's too loose, it'll start twisting on your wrist and then that's going to hurt you even more. >> The woman was charged with fleeing and eluding a peace officer. Thanks for watching today's video. If you haven't already, please like and subscribe for more of our content.