Walmart is known for having the weirdest customers of all. But what happens when those customers think they're above the law? Okay. You have something in your sock there, sir. Turn around the other way. Wait a minute. I already think you My daughter is right here. What do you got there, bro? No, he's lying about [ __ ] that I That's Here are five times when the people of Walmart got arrested. Starting with Albert and Honesty. On January 26th, 2022, officers were dispatched to a Walmart store after reports that two customers were trying to dtag items. On arrival, they approached the individuals and the resulting interaction seemed calm. But as it progressed, things quickly took an unexpected turn. You guys doing okay? Yes, sir. Yeah. Okay. Uh well, we got uh we got a call here. Okay. Yeah, we got a call here from management and um you know they said that they have you guys been uh trying to uh take the the tags off the the clothes. Okay. Okay. You have something in your sock there, sir. Turn around the other way. Oh, there's my lottery ticket. Oh, your lottery tickets. Okay. What else is down there? Don't do anything stupid. Okay. The store manager reported that while he didn't catch them dag any item, he saw them suspiciously checking for hard tags. So, the cops wanted to know if that had changed and if they had stolen any merchandise yet. But in doing so, they noticed something completely unexpected. No, no, no. Let me have your hand. Let me have your hand. Come on, buddy. Come on. Come on. Let me see it. Let me see it. Open up your hand. Okay, you got it, sir. Sir, you're going to get chased, buddy. Sir, my money. money. Back up. Wait, it's my money. You're going to have a big problem if you do something stupid. You understand me? You have some in your sock that you shouldn't have. We tell you not to do anything dumb. All right. The business wants you trespassed. Okay. And then you start trying to hide it in your hands and everything else. All recorded. Okay. My money. Yes. We can work through that. Don't be dumb is what I'm trying to say. I'm sorry. Okay. Okay. The officers grabbed and detained Albert after they noticed he had a foreign object in his sock. Honesty was cuffed as well after she was caught kicking away items that fell from Albert during the struggle. The officers then began a search of their belongings. And although they were in search of stolen clothes, they stumbled upon something much worse. That's what I thought. That's what I saw. What was that? We'll figure it out in a minute, man. Okay. All right, ma'am. You're going to walk with this officer. I haven't patted him down. He was concealing in his pocket and trying to get stuff out of his sock. Get him to the unit and I found him down properly. Albert was found to have what appeared to be drug paraphernalia in his possession and was taken out of the store for a thorough search. Meanwhile, Honesty was held in the store and the cops further confronted her with some very strange items. In her pockets in the Yeah, it was in her pockets. This belongs to him, right? Yeah. And then this cash belongs to him. That was in her in her pockets. Yeah. It's from here underwear. their kids underwear. This I don't know what it is. This is from here also, right? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. You're going to get a citation as long as you don't do anything stupid. And you're going to go about your business. Okay. My dad just needed some underwear and I need We'll figure through this. But like I said, more in my bra. You have more clothing in your bra? Yeah, it's underwear. You have any drugs? Any other drugs on you that I need to know about? No, I'll check it all out. I'll check out my bra. We'll get it out over here. Okay. Go ahead and let me get Yeah, take that. Do you want me to? No, we're not. Not right now, but yes, we're going to walk to the front door. After the dialogue, Honesty was taken out of the store for further questioning. She seemed very cooperative with the police and even admitted to having stolen merchandise on her inner clothing. As such, the cops mentioned handing her a citation. That seemed to be the case up until Honesty got out of the store and the cops noticed a sudden change in her attitude. Okay. What's his name? Um, your boyfriend. You want to let him do all that? He's going to do it, too. Well, what's his name? I'm asking you because you're with him. Your boyfriend? Yeah. What's his name? I just don't want to don't want to deal with that. I'm sorry. Okay. Well, you're obstructing an investigation at this point. This one you can go to jail cuz I'm asking you information relative to why I'm present. Mhm. Okay. Of him identifying himself, you helping me to show cuz I have it on camera. You guys are together. You calling him baby. I want to verify your guys' story. Okay. What is his first name? to Conley Elementary. I can get in trouble for not saying that. Yeah, that's what I'm trying to tell you. I just need his name. I'm not asking for his date of birth. Okay. Can I get in trouble for not wanting to say anything about another person? Do we really want to go down this route? I'm just asking what their name is. Okay. His name, your boyfriend's name. What is his name? Cool. His name is what? [Music] last name. Thank you. The officer was successful in getting the male suspect's name from honesty, even though she felt his approach was unconventional. She had been read her Miranda rights by the cop, so she was legally allowed to remain quiet, but that didn't make the officers act entirely unlawful. In most states in America, officers aren't bound to be truthful. And it is completely legal for them to lie during an investigation, especially when in pursuit of vital information. But suspects, on the other hand, aren't given that privilege. And the male suspect was surprisingly found guilty of breaking that law. So, it's not Angel. It's Albert. Huh? It's Angel or Albert? Albert. You said Angel. Albert. You said Angel, man. Albert. Cut your [ __ ] We're not playing this game. Good job. You just count got yourself another charge. Further, you can help yourself right now. Or she's going in. If I can cut her, give her a citation and cut her loose. What do you want? You're going to keep You're going to keep lying. Okay. She's got [ __ ] She's got stuff on her. No, she doesn't. She's got stuff on her. Okay. What? That's what you want? You You want her to go in with you? That way both of you can walk in with hands help. The cop confronted Albert about his earlier deception and Albert owned up to it. He seemed to believe that his girlfriend had committed no crimes and the cops couldn't charge her with anything. But while the cops noted her initial reaction, they had some incriminating charges against honesty. Guy doesn't want to put his hands behind his back. So, we have to forcefully put him back there, put him in cuffs. Um the girl while we're doing that keeps walking up and trying to kick the drugs that he dropped out of the way. So, she had they have fentanyl. Yeah, they have everything here. We got fentanyl. Oh jeez. Meth and heroin. All three groups. Yeah. Tampering or obstructing either way cuz there's the the tampering misdemeanor. She has warrants. Go ahead. For honesty, she's coming back with a mini 40 for concealing identity. She has a non extraditable 40 out of El Paso for looks like bail secured bond with the original charge of code 16 extraditable. Albert and Honesty were charged with shoplifting, resisting possession of drugs and tampering with evidence. Information about their previous warrants or their trial proceedings is unknown, but the next suspect made a daring attempt at escaping arrest. I'm sorry. What's up? Drop. I'm stuck. On April 11th, 2022, an officer looking through a Walmart CCTV feed caught a man stealing clothing items. The officer went after the man immediately after he left the store, but the aftermath was very shocking. Come here, dude. He's going all the way towards the front again. The shoplifter, later identified as Robert Banks, ran into the Walmart car park and in between cars in an attempt to lose the cop. This didn't yield the intended results as the cop easily managed to gain on him. Robert then began apologizing to the cop while he made a run for his car, but that resulted in something extremely disastrous. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Get out of car. I'm sorry. Get out of the car. I got t-shirts. I only got t-shirts. I stole t-shirts. Shut up. Give me keys. I want teasers. I want t-shirts. What do you got there, bro? What do you got? I got teasers. I only got teasers. Only got teasers. Down on the ground. Down on the ground. T-shirts, officer. Down on the ground. T-shirts. Down on the ground. Only taser. Officer. Down on the ground. Officer. Behind you. Get your hands on your [ __ ] pockets. T-shirts. Down on the ground. Put your hand on the [ __ ] ground. Look. Look, officer. My ass is up. My ass is up. My ass is up. My ass is turn over. My ass. Turn over. Turn over. All right. I know you're behind me. Turn over. I'm sorry. Turn over. I just say you to [ __ ] it again. I stole a t-shirt. I saw a shirt t-shirt. I'm sorry. I stole a shirt. Give me your [ __ ] hand. Robert was pulled to the ground and handcuffed. He emptied several pockets and pulled various objects out. Even while claiming he only stole t-shirts. He seemed very persuasive in his attempts at convincing the cop to let him go and even stripped himself in the process. He appeared ignorant of the reality of his situation. And while he was being searched, he made a very shocking request. key. Right there. Right there. Right there. Right there. Can you give me my key, please, sir? Let me figure everything out first. I'll figure everything out. I didn't know you sig. What do you need the keys to call his mom? My car key. Yes, sir. So, you can call his mom. You don't need to keep the call. This is my car keys, sir. I just want Let me figure out I just want the car today. As I said before, please. The officer was confused after Robert's wife requested the car keys to call his mom. It appeared she didn't have a license and so could not drive the car herself. The commotion between his wife and the officer seemed to catch up with Robert as he looked very anxious and explained that he had recently bought the car. While the cop wasn't certain about his claim at the time, he held on to the key and moved to frisk Robert. But that prompted something completely unexpected. I'm sorry. I'm [ __ ] up. This is the jacket. I don't want none of these. This is the jacket. Just go sit. Just take the jacket off. I don't want none of these. I'm [ __ ] up. Just going to take a nice picture. I got nervous. So, you can't start reaching in your hands in your pockets like that. That's why I drew my gun out on you cuz if you pull a gun on me, I'm not I'm not nervous. All right. I'm not going to I'm going home at night. Oh, is she talking? Oh, yeah. You start reaching in your pockets like that. Oh, no. I'm sorry. So, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, sir. So, our policy and procedure says you have to be processed at detention because of everything that happened with this incident. If you had just stopped in there and said, "Okay, I'll give you the stuff back." He would have handed you a summon. You would have walked away. Okay? But because of everything else that escalated because of you trying to escape and the actions that you took, you have to be processed. Robert was charged with lararseny in the sixth degree and interference of an officer. He spent a few hours in detention before being released on a $2,500 bond. But Edmund and Bird were so violent that Walmart had to be evacuated. [Music] Everybody help. On July 4th, 2021, officers were dispatched to a Walmart store concerning an altercation among six people. On arrival, the officer attempted to deescalate the situation, but he was unaware of the disastrous fate that awaited him. [ __ ] What you going to [ __ ] do right now? My sister hurt my sister. Why you not doing my Back off my sister? Back off. Back off. Back off. Before police arrived, they received information that the two sisters, Edmund and Bird, got into a violent dispute with customers and employees. During the dispute, Bird was reported to have pepper- sprayed another customer, while Edmund threatened and hit employees in the face. The cop managed to detain Edmund and calm the situation while another officer arrived to detain Bird for obstruction. But as the officers approached her, things quickly became disastrous. My daughter is right here. Get off of me. Yo, ma'am, get the [ __ ] off of me. I don't care. Is it a dog? Get the hands behind your back. Get off of me. You're going to get on. Get off of me. I'm pregnant. Get off. Yo, stop. My daughter is right here. You can't be off of me. Get off of me. Bird resisted arrest and backed herself into a shelf. The cop held onto her arm and with a second swing against the shelf, they both ended up on the floor. Bird attempted to slide off the cop, but he caught up with her and crouched on her side in an attempt to restrain her as he cuffed her. At this point, other Walmart customers and staff had gathered around at the sight of the fierce commotion, but things only got worse from there. [Music] I need everybody out. Crazy, bro. Yay. That [ __ ] is crazy. [Music] Evacuation with her down. Edmond kicked a display of plastic boxes and yelled repeatedly at the cops to release her pregnant sister. Customers also yelled at the cops and some even went as far as threatening them to a fight, which then forced one of the cops to bring out his taser. Amidst all the commotion, the cops were able to place Bird in cuffs and proceed to take her out of the store. But Edund still held some fierce grudges against the cops, and her aggressive resistance led to something extremely shocking. No. Take off your take off your back. Take off your bag, bro. Take off your bag. While she was dragged away, Edmund turned her head to try to bite the cop holding her, who then punched her in the neck. She went straight to the floor and the cop counledled against doing it again. The customers went wild, sending derogatory remarks and threats to the cop and informing him that they recorded the incident. Edmmond, on the other hand, remained calm about the situation and even informed the customers abusing the cops that she was fine. But her calm composure didn't last long, and what followed after was greatly unexpected. [Applause] [Music] and get on her side now. Edund and Bird faced multiple charges, including assault of a police officer, obstruction of governmental administration, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. 5 days after the event, a protest of about 25 people was held in the parking lot of the police department. Both women were later released on appearance tickets, and the cop who punched Edmund was initially placed on administrative leave, but shortly after was cleared of any wrongdoing. But Paula was even more extreme. So much so that she tried to use her son to avoid going to prison. I didn't do it on purpose. On May 23rd, 2022, officers received a report about an ongoing theft at a Walmart store. Upon arrival, the suspected shoplifter was stopped for a receipt check, but that uncovered something greatly concerning. Is not showing up there. I know. I rang up the wrong vacuum. Remember? Do you have the other one with you right now? They're both They were both on clearance. Ma'am, do you have your license on you? Yes. Can I have it? This is ridiculous. I rang up the wrong freaking vacuum. An unintentional mistake. I just spent $250 for $20. This is ridiculous. Paula was accused of failure to scan collected items while passing through several point of sale stations. She felt frustrated by this and described it as an error on her part. But the more she was allowed to speak, the more shocking her story became. I have a kid waiting for me. This I just spent $250. I didn't do this intentionally. I don't work here. I don't know how this [ __ ] works. I ran up the wrong vacuum. Oh my god. 40 to1 when I works here. Like I'm going to steal from the place my mom [ __ ] works. All of that wasn't scanned. Did she pass points of sale? That is [ __ ] That was not scanned. Maybe it's miss scanned. [ __ ] [ __ ] Then it got deleted off my receipts. I did not not see it. Okay, this is on here. This is on here. This is on here. So, um, you're crazy. I standed on the freaking wall. So, that stuff was rang up. All right, hold on. Yeah, lying. Straight online that's on here. It's right here. Right here. Right. First thing. Oh, and wait. I have something on here that I didn't buy. I ran I scanned something that I didn't get. I get credit for that. Paula stated that she had paid for some items at checkout and several others at Walmart's selfch checkckout phone tool. This was a huge contrast to her initial claim of an error with the payments, and she doubled down on the new statement by attacking the cop and the employee. But as the officers proceeded to begin questioning, her newfound aggression would cause a very unfortunate event. I'm going to read you a rice. Okay? I'm going to ask you a question at the end. I just need you to ask. Listen, no, he's lying about [ __ ] that I that Well, we're going to ask you, I can't do this. What's her name? My kid is Where's your kid at? Paula. All right. I have done nothing. Wait, give me a second. Paula, come right back here. I'm just going to re your ear right here. Going anywhere. Okay. Don't touch me. Please. Please don't put your hands on me. I'm calling. What are you doing? Stop resisting. Stop resisting. This is all on video. I'm not resisting. Stoping. Okay. Call a lawyer. I want a lawyer. Call me a lawyer, please. Somebody call me a lawyer. I can't believe this is happening, you guys. I can't believe this is happening. This was a [ __ ] accident. Are you kidding me right now? Stop turning towards us. You're not listening to me. We tried to talk to you. You just want to walk away. I didn't I didn't I tried to call a lawyer and I have that right. Yeah. At the jail. Not right now. So now we're not I can't go to jail. Well, you're going now. I I can't. You know what I mean? Paula refused to comply with the cop's instruction and was placed under arrest. She now turned defensive and was willing to say or do anything that would make her avoid jail time. I have a child at home with your child. He doesn't have a father. He's dead. I don't with your child. My mother. Okay. Well, he's what? All right. I'm I'm not I can't do this. I can't. Listen. You have the right to remain silent. You're hurting me. I am disabled. If you not afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you before questioning if you wish. If you decide to [ __ ] hurt, I'm not. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering at any time. You'll please my kids last day at school. I can't believe you guys are doing this to me. Do you see this? Well, stand up straight. I have a bad back. I'm not even joking. I was just in an accident. Would you please stop? You're [ __ ] hurting me. I'm not joking. Stop. You're [ __ ] hurting me badly. You don't understand. I am disabled. You just kidding. I'm not kidding. You're hurting me so bad. Why won't anybody listen to me? It was an accident. We gave you that opportunity. You don't let anybody know. I tried because you won't listen to me. Why should you keep talking? I can't explain anything to you. You I am trying to The more the more you talk. Oh my god, dude. You guys aren't right. You guys are not right. I'm trying to talk to you. I'm trying to speak to you in your Just because you talk a lot doesn't make you right. That's what you're thinking. Why are you being nasty? I'm not being nasty. You are being nasty. Chill. I'm going to throw up. I'm going to throw up. Please don't do this. I'm going to Dude, I am I need my medication. I can't do this. I'm going to sick. I really can't breathe. I'm not joking. Why can't you breathe? I can't breathe cuz I'm having an anxiety attack. I'm not joking. You think I'm kidding? Take a few deep. I'm not kidding. Please take a few deep breaths. Just breathe. Paula was fixated on proving her perceived innocence and took exception to nothing. She swore on her child and complained of multiple medical conditions and shortness of breath while she screamed. While some officers tended to her complaints, others went into the store to conclude their investigation. And with Paula's claims, they expected to find some semblance of truth to it. But the exact opposite happened. She showed us original receipt that she paid for was scan and go. Uh the amount that she paid for that I saw was $211. Okay. Uh all the merchandise that's not food totals up to uh $620. So So she didn't pay for any of this right here. Uh I I can't tell without, you know, her receipt. I have her receipt pulled up right here. No clothes once receipt. No clothes. What about this scann a thing? That's uh that's $36. That one's 52. Uh 58. So, she scanned something else for us. Okay. Stolen. Guarantee this is stolen. Uh 1384. I don't care. It's just going to No. Didn't pay for it, right? No. I figured pool lights. Guarantee you she didn't pay for this. No. This guarantee you she didn't pay for this 100%. I just know. I can tell the stuff that people steal. No. Paula was charged with petty theft and resisting an officer with violence. But she wasn't as desperate as Kaye and Justin. She knew you were here and didn't leave. She just covered for you. I understand that. On December 2nd, 2022, officers were dispatched to locate a couple with active arrest warrants. They arrived at Kayle's residence with hopes that Justin was there, but they ended up discovering something entirely unexpected. Yeah, I can see her moving around in here. 72 giving her a couple commands to come out. She's verbally talking with us, but has yet to exit the building. She's on the phone when I started here. It looked like she was going to maybe go into that garage. Upon arrival, the officers instructed Kaye to come out for her arrest, but she refused and insisted on speaking with them through the door. Through a window, Kaye could be seen pacing through the house while on a call. They had their suspicions about her behavior, but it only increased after they were made aware of a very strange 911 call. 911. What's the location of your emergency? Um, I just got a call to my daughter. She's at Walmart and telling me she said there's someone in there with a gun. Okay. And what's he doing with the gun? She doesn't know. She freaked out and ran in the bathroom and locked the door. Did she get a description of him? Um, he said he a white guy, short, blonde hair, black pants. Okay. And how did she know? How did she see that? I don't know. I don't know. She just called me. Okay. Hold on. Hold on one second. Okay. And how did you describe him? She said he was short and white. She had blonde hair, glasses, and black pants. Can you get the information from the daughter and find out if the 911 caller reported a man with a gun spotted at a Walmart store, and upon further questioning, the call was disconnected. This appeared very strange to the dispatch operator as well as the police officers who had seen Kaye pacing around the house while on the phone. So, they became very suspicious of her actions, and after waiting endlessly for her to step out, they became very desperate. Open the door so I can talk to you, okay? I don't want to break your grandma's door. Okay. But I will. Okay. Hold on, Tiffany. Who is this? What are you doing? Yes. What are you doing? It's a cop. What are you doing? I'm here talking with with her. Come on in. Don't leave the door open. All right. What are you doing? Well, she's got to come with us. We got some questions for her. What do I have a felony warrant? Oh, I didn't go sign my bond. Correct. But you also have a Jefferson County body only, which is what we're paying right now. Okay. It's body only. It doesn't have a body. Body only for child support. But if she if I pay $1,000 to child support, I have the email. I'll show it to you. Send it to me. Is your the card connected to Apple Pay? Is it connected to Cash App? Actually, connect it to Facebook. No. Okay. Okay. Okay. Just Just give me the card number and I'll call and pay it myself. Grandma's right here. I'm sorry. I've been trying to handle this [ __ ] I forgot about my war my bond completely. I just talked to my lawyer this morning. I didn't know Justin had a warrant. Okay. We didn't even know. It looks like the warrant was just issued. So here Kaylee appeared to be very anxious and edgy and that was with great cause. She had two warrants out for her arrest and she explained to the cops that she was in the process of extending them. She also mentioned that she was unaware of the warrants on her boyfriend who was reportedly out of state for his mom's funeral. But there was someone else who wasn't accounted for and upon inquiry, Kaye became even more frantic. Uh yeah, my daughter lives hours away though. Okay. Is she at Walmart? My daughter's in my daughter's who called you and told you I was here. Okay, but why did you call 911 and report? I didn't say if I did, it was not on purpose. I've been You've seen me on the phone in here calling. I didn't see you on the phone. I was standing outside. Oh, no. I was trying to get a hold of her. I was calling a million different. So, why did our dispatch center receive a 911 call stating that she received a phone call from her daughter who was at Toma Walmart and said that there was a man that walked into Walmart with a gun? I have no idea. What? I have no idea that. No. Get it ridiculous. No, no, no, no, no, no. Okay, you can say no, no, no, no, no, no all you want, but that number that keeps popping up on your phone is my dispatcher calling you. I was wondering who the number was. Yeah, that's the number that called because you called from this number. Kayie, can we go talk in the kitchen for a second? So, listen to me for a second. Okay, no. Put the phone down. I want you to listen and pay attention. Okay. Okay. While we were here, you were inside and refusing to come out. Yes. Okay. You were allegedly making phone calls. Okay. Which why did you call 911? and report that somebody was at Walmart with a gun. Well, I was told that, but I was in a hurry. I I didn't even do it. I to be honest with you, I've had about 5 minutes of a blackout since you guys have been here. I remember nothing. Okay, so back up. Let's back up to when we when we knocked on the door and made contact with you on the phone with the police were here and we were going to come in to arrest you. Yep. I was on the phone with Justin. Why did you call 911 and report that your daughter called you to report that there was a man at the Toma Walmart with a gun? Only because I was panicking. Okay. Do you know that that's a crime and that's called swatting? No, I did not know that. Yeah, that's something that to elicit a large police response to a location. I assume you probably did that believing that we were going to take off. No, we're just going to leave you with you. I have a lot of I'm not in my right [ __ ] mind. Okay. I'm just freaking out. I My grandma can't be here by herself. I didn't know what to do. And then I You didn't know what to do. So, you thought you'd call 911 and make a false report? I didn't know what to do. I called 911 and I was going to say something. And then I was talking to my daughter on the house phone and she starts screaming at me. Where's the house phone? In my room. Well, it was in my room. It's in the living room now. There's one right here, too. Okay. Does that show the recent calls? No, it doesn't do anything. That phone sucks. Kaye admitted to dialing 911 and making the false report. She apologized to the officer and even showed her call logs to seem credible, but that had the opposite effect. While looking through her call lock, the officer discovered that she had called Justin while they were on the scene. This by itself didn't mean much, but Kaye started to fidget and looked toward the shed outside her window. So, with permission from Kayle's grandmother, the officers proceeded to search the shed, but that uncovered something shocking. [Applause] from the inside. Inside there's a bed in there. 104. Just so you're aware, we are at the garden shed in the back and it is locked from the inside. So, he's in that back shed. No, we haven't been able to get in that back shed for years. My kids used to play back there. Why is it locked from the inside? I don't know. I had Austin Jones was living in that shed last I knew. Is anyone in there now? No, nobody's been in there. I kicked Austin out when he robbed my neighbor's house. They left a whole [ __ ] trail of [ __ ] Why is it locked inside? I don't know. I I don't go back there. I haven't been back there since I kicked Austin out. I don't know. I have not been back there. Justin and I were in an argument this morning and when I was in the garage when he said his dad picked him up and he left. He text me. He said he was with his dad. I can show you the message. I haven't been back to that back shed. I don't go back there. There's a light on in there, too. It's like a little lantern. So, I don't know that he's here. She made several phone calls to him while we were in there or while she was in there waiting on us. I would lead me to believe that he's in Minnesota. Yeah, I'm not here. But this door is locked from the inside. And there's like a bed in there and [ __ ] So somebody Kaye assured the cops that there was no one in the shed, but this was very hard to believe as it was locked from the inside. She mentioned that she had previously let a man named Austin stay there and he could be the potential occupant of the shed. While the cops weren't certain Justin was in the shed, they knew someone was in there and they were going to find out who it was. Austin, you in there? No, not Austin. Who are you? My name's Justin. Turn around, Justin. Turn around. Justin, look at that. Turn around. Get on your knees now. Get on your knees. Hands on top of your head. Interlock your fingers. Is there anybody else in there? No. Justin lied to me. Justin. [Applause] Anybody else in here with you? He told me he left. Is that true? Did she know you were here? Just saying. She knew you were here and didn't leave. She's just covering for you. I understand that. Kaylee was charged with bail jumping, swatting, and obstructing an officer. She was released on a $2,000 bond while Justin was transported for his probation and Minnesota warrants.