Just saw this kid standing here on the street. >> Okay. No parents, no nothing. >> He's like four. >> Four years old. Went down the stairs. >> Yeah. >> How old is his sister that's up there? >> Six. >> Six. >> Oh yeah. >> Where's mommy at home right now? See if she knows. >> Where's mommy? This way? >> Yeah. >> This way. A terrifying 911 call brings deputies to a busy intersection where a 2-year-old boy has been found wandering near traffic by himself with no clothes on. With no parents in sight, a simple rescue mission quickly turns into a desperate search for answers. They saw those kids. Just saw this kid standing here on the street. >> Okay. >> No parent, no nothing. We've been here for what? We've been here for 5 minutes. They said that we were here for 15 minutes answering, you know, couple asking for his name. He says mommy's up in the sky playing. >> They're just going to know him. No, this is the guy. >> Give him my shirt. He's just out. >> Yeah, he's he's naked from waist down. First, >> let's take a photo of him. Go to the office and see if they uh >> Yeah, >> that's right. Right here. Pathway. Yeah, that's a fact. But he's he keeps pointing that. >> So what happened is when I drove I got I noticed I standing there. So I guess everybody must have saw the same thing. So both of us >> can you show us your where your daddy or mommy's at? >> You show me which >> Can you show them where which house is it? >> Hey, come with us. Okay. >> We got it. >> Hey, Jason. Did he Does he know his name? >> Where? That's mommy. Where? >> Mommy. >> Where? Where's mommy? Where's my mommy? >> You want me to carry him so he's not like walking barefoot? >> I mean, I'm trying to follow him cuz I guess seems like he knows where he >> following home right now to see if he knows. Where's mommy? This way. >> Yeah. >> This way. >> Okay. >> Door's open. All right. Goose, you got him. >> Yeah. >> I'll go with him. >> All right. >> Mommy home. >> She's home. T2 looks like apartment 1520. >> Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. Is anybody home? >> Everybody okay in there? I don't like it. >> Traffic. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Door was open. >> Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. >> Sheriff's Office. >> So those people should those people should know who's because they're right next door up top. This right there. They don't speak. Huh? What's that? >> Come out. >> Come. Somebody come. >> That's where he lives at. >> Where? >> Right there. Why they scared all man? Come here. >> Look up there. >> Look. >> Come on. >> Yeah. >> What is your name? Do they call you? Is it Michael? >> Don't cry. Don't cry. >> Mommy's coming. >> Mommy's coming. Don't cry. >> She's coming. It's okay. It's okay. Don't cry. You go to >> Where you live? We need to figure out. >> Younger. >> How old are you? >> Six. >> She's six. >> Where's your mom? >> How big? What's your brother's name? >> JJ. >> I didn't hear. I'm sorry. >> JJ. >> JJ. >> Where's your parents? >> I'm not getting that. What's your brother's last name? >> You have a phone. Phone >> phone number. >> Fabian. >> Fabian. >> If I give you the phone, can you call your parents? >> Are they supposed to be here? Are your parents supposed to be here? >> Yeah. Yeah. Please call the sergeant. Let him know what's going on. Let me take it off the thing. >> So, we got the original caller, correct? >> Bye, baby. Yeah, >> this is an issue. >> Sergeant's coming here. >> Yeah, >> he's going to stay. I'm going to grab my car and go swim by the office. >> Um, >> so who's got who's got the kid? >> He's up there with his um sister. Sister is six. >> I guess she had no idea that he had stepped out. >> Parents are here. >> Um he's like four >> four years old and went down the stairs. >> Yeah. >> And then where was he found over there? I think they're like on the sidewalk. >> Okay. I I see where the cars are at. >> Yeah. Right there. On the sidewalk. >> How old is the sister that's up there? >> Six. >> Six. >> Oh, >> yeah. >> So, what do you think? >> Oh, that's DCF for sure. It has to be a, you know, we got to notify them. See what the heck was going on. Why they leaving two underage kids? >> Who's this lady? >> They just try to help. They were just here. She she's the one that gave the kid the the shirt cuz he was like he only had a shirt on and no pants. >> And then >> who's watching the kid now? >> It's now up there's a hall and um >> Okay. Adults. All right. >> Yeah, adults. >> So, what do you think we should do here? I just trying to make you uh make you think even though Yeah. Listen, man. I'm all about promoting promoting stuff, you know. >> So, or do you want me to tell you what I think I would do? >> Sure. All right. So, I think obviously call DC. Um, find out also from the neighbors. Hey, you know who lives here. >> Maybe also go to the um >> like the main office. See if you can get a name, a phone number and stuff. A six-year-old watching a fouryear-old. Um, >> is that one? >> Let's find out. Let's cut her off. The one on the left side. >> Well, it's both of them, I think. >> So, that's the >> Are you the mom? >> Huh? >> Yes. Yes. I'm here. I'm with them. I'm I'm >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> So, yeah. >> Okay. Hey, Mom. >> Huh? Oh my gosh. >> Okay. >> Oh [ __ ] >> All right. I got I got to ask you some questions first. Okay. >> So, you already know what's going on, right? >> He just called me to say >> that your child. We found him. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. I have to Miranda you. Okay. >> You have to what? >> Miranda you read your rights. >> Car. >> I just got to read you your rights. military police. >> Listen, we're here. We're just investigating. Okay. I'm just doing a event event. They've been sleeping and I went to the clubhouse. I'm setting up something. So, they're sleeping >> here in the complex. >> Yeah, I'm in the front in the office. So, I'm setting up an event for somebody and they were sleeping. So, I just left them. >> So, you work here as well? >> I live here. >> I know you live here, but you also work >> No, like I was just I'm doing some a party for someone tomorrow. >> So, celebrating the clubhouse cuz I live here. Yes. So, this morning I just went there to unload the truck and now I'm coming back >> and they're sleeping. >> Okay. So, I guess my son woke up and my daughter's probably still sleeping. Is my daughter up? >> Your How old is your daughter? >> She's five. Six. >> Yes, >> she's up. >> And your son, how old is your son? >> He's three. >> He's three. >> Mhm. >> Hello. Hello. Hello. >> Yeah, I picture cuz J was on the street on Military Girl and Abby still sleeping to them. >> I know. I know. I know. I Yeah. Bye. >> Yeah, you coming back. Okay. So, you went to the clubhouse and what time did you go? Do you know what time you went? >> Like 10 minutes ago. >> No, >> no, no. Longer. No, no, no, no. Sorry. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> It's been about an hour. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I talked to my husband at 11:20 and I told him what I just did and then I'm coming right back. >> And when you left them, they were sleeping in their room. >> What? >> They were sleeping in their room when you left. >> Yeah, they're sleeping. When you left, they were sleeping. >> Yes, they were sleeping. >> Okay. You know, you're not supposed to leave a minor at that age. >> Oh, no. I'm sorry. That won't happen again. I don't want this to escalate any further. Please. >> Okay. Hello. She um >> I was in a clubhouse. So, you guys can ask the office here. I guess she's like renovating or fixing up for like an event. >> Who is >> mom? >> Okay. >> And um and so when she left them, they were sleeping at the time. >> What time was that? >> Like an hour ago. >> Yeah. I just talked to my husband. I said, "I'm unloading the truck right now and I'm going back home. They're still sleeping." >> No. So, no. What I'm asking you is how long were you gone from here originally? >> Like an hour. Like I was unloading a truck. So, I feel like it's been an hour. >> What truck? >> This right here. >> I just unloaded the stuff. >> So, where did you where did you start from though? That's what I'm asking. >> What do you mean? In the community. Right here. >> I know. But you left here to go where? You left your >> clubhouse. To the clubhouse in the front. >> Okay. And then that was like an hour ago. >> Yeah, right now I'm back. So it's an hour. I'm I didn't look at the time. I'm just unloading the truck. >> Okay. >> Jay, did you do a sleeping movie? Jay apparently got up and went outside. >> Why? I don't know why, Jay. He didn't see me. >> You just woke up when you've been out. You know what? I don't know. >> He knows how to unlock the door and stuff. >> Yes, he do. Now, even when I'm like I work from home, even when I'm on the computer, he unlocks it and I'm like, get inside. >> I don't know yet. >> The problem is the the way we found him on the street. He could have died. He could have got hit. >> He could have got hit by the car. >> So, that's a problem. >> So, so >> you went to the clubhouse to You guys were getting ready for an event or something. >> Yeah. for tomorrow and they're sleeping. So, I left them to sleep and I went to fix and my mind keeps saying come back home to check in. They're still sleeping. But I'm like, let me just unload. Let me just finish unloading. And now that I'm back and now it's this >> Well, so so if if there was an emergency, would she know what to do if there was an emergency? But she But she doesn't have a cell phone. >> No, there's like my like I work from home. There's an office phone right there. >> Like a landline. Yeah. On my job. So, she knows to call me in my phone number. >> Okay. All right. Um, no criminal history. No virus checking the cameras there. Let's call the on call and see what they say >> like DCF. >> Um, we're definitely going to call DCF. But >> what DCF does? What are they going to do? >> Well, so this is the issue. What's your first name? >> Judy. >> Judy. This is the first the issue is your kids are very young. Is and so I think we're all parents here. um leaving your kids home even to run a quick errand to go check the mail this and that. What we do, we decide if it's child neglect or is it something that we could all end up doing like ah I went to go two doors down to talk to my neighbor and then he was like hey come check out this thing and I walked into his house and then we started talking and I didn't realize I've been gone for 20 30 minutes and my kids. So the problem there's a couple problems. Your kids are very young. >> There's no age in the books meaning the Florida State statute book. ain't no age. We have to evaluate kids on how mature they are. She is mature, but she's six. She does know your information. She did know the phone number. The problem with this one is she was and nothing she did wrong. She was passed out sleeping. >> So, if she was watching TV, that would be a totally different scenario. She was out cold. >> So, what we have to do is we have to call the on call state attorney's office and find out because this is a felony. Leaving your kids home alone, even if it's for a short period of time, it's a felony. Is not to say that you meant to do it, but this is what happened. So, you can bring them upstairs. We'll come and talk to you. We're still deciding things. Um, they're checking the and we don't think that you acted with ill intent, meaning I'm just going to go do whatever. >> We we believe what you're saying >> is, but the problem is the kids were still here for a long period of time. >> All right. So, just give us a little bit. You can bring the kids upstairs if you want. Let's call and pop. >> But right now, >> hi. >> Okay. >> I'm here. >> Oh, yeah. Sure. >> You can come back. >> So, can we speak to you? >> Who Who is she? >> Okay. Is she always here? >> Yeah, she's here most of the times. And right now, she was down with me to help me with the setup. stuff. >> Yeah. >> All right. We just want to talk to you out here in front of the kids because um we don't want them to see, you know, going to jail. So, you are going to go to jail for today. You might even speak to a judge today. He suck >> because of all the elements all the elements of the crime are there. We left the kid alone unsupervised. Miss >> it's Florida State statue. We were try we were looking at it. We were trying to see what we can do. But so >> Hello. >> Hi. How's it going? Is this her? Okay. >> Your best friend. I was going to say if you could call your husband cuz he has to know. >> He is. >> Can the kids stay with your best friend? Is that okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, you have a cell phone. >> Is your cell phone with you? >> Yeah, she has it in her hand. >> Okay. >> So, he's going to have you walk down and I'll explain to your friend, your best friend, what's going on. And then you can call your husband with your phone down there. >> Yeah, we just >> I don't want to let your kids see you going into >> Okay. So yeah, just walk down with him. He'll explain everything to you. >> Can I please just tell them? >> Like my my Tell her I'm not going to go crazy, guys. >> No, no. I'mma tell her for you. >> The thing is you're just going to walk you down. I will talk to you. They already gone. >> Just give me one second. Let >> What do you need to do? >> I'm just going to turn my phone. >> I'm going to tell >> So if you want call her out. >> Yeah, call. >> Yeah, if you want just call her out. >> Okay. So I don't know what you guys >> I don't know what you guys are saying. I'm basically tell her if she has any questions, let me know. But we're going to walk her down. We'll get her stuff out of the vehicle. >> Where's your car? >> Babe. Um, I'm trying to reach him first. >> Which car is yours? >> The red one. >> The Lexus. B. >> I'm sorry, babe. I know. You told me to to to go back home right when I was trying to unload. So Jay was on the road and somebody called the police and now they came and now Colin is here with them and and and um I have to go with them because it's been because they found him on the road. So they have to go take me to the they have to take me to the judge. So right now I'm about to get in the police car. Carlen is with them. So I don't know what you got to do. If you got to continue working that's fine. But Carl's with them and Jay's in in the car and they're not going to arrest me in front of them. They're arresting me outside but I have to call you. Okay. I I know, baby. I know. You said you said go back home now. I know, baby. I know. I'm sorry. So, right now, I I have to go with them and then and then um >> call back about an hour >> and maybe in an hour and a half he said I could call you back. Okay. So, we could talk to maybe a judge since it's early. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Bye. >> I know. No, no, no. >> You got bad shoulders, right? >> Oh, yeah. I got a broken arm. >> Wait, what? In the front. You got bad shoulders. You understand? >> Yeah. How do you turn this off? >> My phone. >> Oh, come over here on this side. >> Oh god. >> Yeah, right here. Wait, you said power it off? >> Yes. Oh [ __ ] Power off. >> You don't have any weapons on you? Anything that could poke, stick us, hurt us or anything like that? >> No. >> We're just going to patch you down with the back of the palm of our hand. All right. >> We're off. >> You understand? >> Sure. >> Hello. >> Yeah. Yes. Yes. >> Okay. >> Wait, do I don't have nothing sharp. >> Got bad shoulders. You got >> power off. >> Bad shoulders, correct? >> Yeah. on. Yeah. Power off. >> Okay, there we go. >> I'm going to back up my car, bro. >> This is crazy. All right, guys. So, can we please see a judge and like see how this works out? >> We're trying to do this fast. >> Oh my gosh. This is so embarrassing. So crazy. Oh my god. I mean my other >> you're going to see him today through like a Zoom call most likely. >> Oh the >> the judge. Okay. >> And he's going to let you know how and whatever it is. >> All right. Thank you. >> Jesus Christ. >> After deputies finally managed to reach the children's mother, she returned to the apartment complex. Because she failed to provide basic supervision for her 2-year-old son and six-year-old daughter, deputies placed her under arrest. She was transported to the main jail and officially charged with child neglect.