Hey, I'm over here in the city. They apparently they had a stroller stolen. Pretty sure you've been briefed by Alex there. What happens when a stolen luxury stroller turns up at a gas station on Christmas? Victim's boyfriend spots the suspect. Could this lead to a quick recovery? He was just going to work and pulled up and got gas and was like, "Oh my god, I just found the freaking guy." You found a stroller too? But he the guy has like I think he's like homeless cuz he has like, you know, a bunch of stolen stuff. Why didn't it I was just trying to get a look at him. And he's wearing like a UPS jacket. So I was like, "Is this a freaking UPS dude?" But he probably stole that thing too. Or whatever. 950. Around 950. Caps are 950 stupid they cost so much. You know that dude? Get an If he's still out with him, get an if you can call deputy and see if he can get him I deed reference a burglary a suspect in a burglary. Just identify him and then we'll get his name that way we have him. I'm sure he's in our system. Then just text it to me and that way we'll have the information on a suspect and so it's a grand theft at this point. Yeah, definitely. So let me get you a Hey, man, how you doing? Hey, I'm over here in the city. They apparently they had a stroller stolen. Pretty sure you've been briefed by Alex there. It was like 950. I do see the officer coordinates deputy field ID. Suspect matched via video, shoes, and details. Theft upgraded to grand theft. Evidence secured for charges. Always secure valuables. What's your take?