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You are hold on. Hold on. >> Can I ask but can I >> We have plenty of time to talk. >> Okay. >> Just just relax. >> Can I turn my car off? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We'll we'll take care of >> Can I call my boss so I can tell her we can't go see this? >> Yeah. You you have any other weapons besides? >> She doesn't live there. She's just staying there temporarily. >> How old is the person that she's with? >> Um I think she's 24 25. >> She's an adult. >> Yeah. If I could just tell her what's going on. >> Yeah, we'll definitely do that. Um, but we we what we try not to do is upset your daughter, obviously. >> On August 5th, 2025, the Flaggler County Fugitive Unit waited outside a Palm Coast home. Eyes on a woman tangled in 14 felony charges. Identity theft, unlicensed medical practice, a kid across the street, chaos brewing quietly in plain sight. Watch the video to know what actually happened when medical fraud meant real life consequences. >> Hey there, are you Autumn? Yeah. >> Can you step out of the car for me, please? >> Sure. >> Just turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, wait. What's going on? >> Put your hands on your back. >> Okay. My child's across the street. >> Okay. All right. All right. Am I being >> arrested? Hold on. Hold on. >> Can I ask But can I >> We have plenty of time to talk. >> Okay. >> Just Just relax. >> Can I turn my car off? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We'll we'll take care of that. >> And can I call my boss so I can tell her we can't go to the >> Yeah. You can you have any other weapons besides the >> It's not a weapon. It's they're raptors. Oh, okay. >> Do you need my license? >> Um, [Music] >> so your car is okay here then? >> Yeah. Can I have my phone though just in case? >> Yeah. Yeah, we'll we'll we'll take it with us. Um, >> sorry. >> I have >> What's your daughter's name? >> Alice. >> Oh, is she? >> Okay. >> Um, >> let's just get the basics. >> Who's who's watching it right now? >> Um, the girl who lives across the street is her. It's her sister. She doesn't live there. She's just staying there temporarily. >> How old is the person that she's with? >> Um, Gabby. I think she's 24 or 25. >> She's an adult. >> Yeah. If I could just tell her what's going on. >> Yeah, we'll definitely do that. Um, >> well, we what we try not to do is upset your daughter, obviously. Okay. >> Yeah. Can I I promise I won't go anywhere. >> Okay. So, so let me ask you, where do you where do you normally stay? >> I just moved here. >> So, you live here. Who do you live with? >> Um, it's my girlfriend and my daughter. >> Okay. So, can your girlfriend watch your child? >> Yeah, I think she's on call tonight. She works in the hospital. But >> I mean I mean how long was is the neighbor going to watch watch your child for? >> Um, until like 5:30. until like what times what time's your girlfriend by then? Well, she gets off at 5:00 5:30, so it'll be okay. Can I just go explain to them? >> We'll bring them out before anybody goes anywhere. That way, >> we do it without >> Are you okay with her seeing you like that? Because >> I'd rather her not see me in house. I promise I will not go anywhere. >> I just want to go in and talk to her. >> To your to your daughter? >> Yes. And just or >> Well, I mean, so so we we have protocols that we have to we have to do, too. Um, so, uh, yeah, I called for um, so we can uh, so let me just tell you there is a felony warrant for your arrest. Okay, >> the bond the there is a bond on it. Okay, which is good. It's I believe 70,000 is the bond amount. Okay. >> Um, so you can bond out. >> What? For what? For what? >> Um, >> you know what all this is about? Not really. I kind of had something with the Department of Health, but I have my license. >> Okay. >> And I thought it was squared away because it's clear and active. >> Okay. So, that that does stem from this. >> The moment she stepped out, it was like slow motion chaos wrapped in routine. Cuffs clicked into place. And for once, she didn't argue. Deep down, she already knew why. Questions about kids, keys, and phones bounced around faster than logic could track while 14 felony warrants lingered silently in the background, patient and unamused, waiting their turn in the unfolding spectacle. >> Um, we were contacted, not me directly, but some a guy with um, Health and Human Services reached out to you a couple months ago. >> Yeah. And I had had an attorney and I haven't heard anything since. >> Okay. You said the attorney reached out to him and said that you are currently being represented and all that other stuff. >> Yeah. >> I'd love to have a conversation with you, but if you're represented by an attorney and that's somebody that wants to be here for all that that kind of questioning, like obviously I'm limited on where this conversation can go. >> Can I know what I'm feeling? >> It's it has to do with with with medical fraud and I can get the exact thing. I don't remember off the top of my head, but it has to do medical and stuff stuff like that. Okay. Um, >> you have um you have seven counts of uh identity theft and seven counts of practicing without a license. >> And this does stem from everything with the Department of Health and Advent Health and all of that stuff. >> I mean, you're you're already aware of it. We you've given statements to them to other investigators before. This is just your first time meeting me. >> Okay. Identity. So, no, I I' I've been with the other guys whenever they're doing their investigation, but I was not face to face with you. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, so >> can I just throw my phone at least until >> Yeah. Well, no, no, no worries. We'll let you do all that. Um, now we we can't just take the handcuffs off you because I mean, I know you're saying you're not going to fight, but I mean, you've seen TV, you watch the movies like like you see. >> I've never had record. I've never done anything. I'm not saying I'm not saying you have, okay? But we just don't want to we we don't want it to escalate to some place that we that we put it. Um because we take the handcuffs off you. But what we can do is get the person who's watching your child and if you want to tell them what's going on, you certainly can. I mean, or if you want us to tell them. >> Can I call them? Can I can you just take them off so I can call her on the phone at least? >> No, that's fine. >> Okay. >> No, no, no. I'm not sure. But I'm going to grab your phone. >> We'll grab your phone and put on speaker for you. >> Yeah. We'll grab We'll grab your phone and put on speaker. No. The point is is that is that I'm not saying you're going to do anything. We we take the handcuffs off that gives you the puts it there. Okay. >> Okay. It's not working. >> And can you go to recent call and then Gabby? Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Turn it up for you. Looks like your front door's open. >> Yeah, I was walking to Yeah, please. >> Did you want to step inside out of the heat >> for a second? Is that Are you >> Yeah. I mean, anyone else inside the house? >> Grab your keys. >> Okay. Can you I promise. >> Can anyone Is anyone else inside the house? >> Just my dog, but he's >> Can you just be taken off? I I won't do anything. >> We You can't take take them off for for right now. Okay. here. I mean I mean like I said just >> Yeah. I'll just move my car in the driveway. >> Kids, dogs, and keys became bargaining chips in a slow waltz around felony warrants while Logic waved a white flag in the corner. She tried negotiating freedom one call at a time, but the cuffs and felony counts stayed patient, unshaken, a quiet reminder that paperwork, protocol, and reality don't bend to explanations, promises, or theatrics. She was arrested and booked into the county jail, facing 14 felony charges, seven counts of practicing a healthc care profession without a license, and seven counts of fraudulent use of personal identification. Her total bond was set at $70,000 and the investigation remains open. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. 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