I didn't check any other >> sheriff's office. >> Um, yeah. Look at the front end. >> Hope there wasn't a baby in the car, >> right? >> Whoa. >> Look, there food on top. Car is still warm. >> That's it. >> Yeah, that's definitely it. probably in that back room. They just turned the camera on up there. Just went off. >> Camera's on. >> They open the They open the app to see who's at the front door. >> Okay. >> Ry's in the backyard. >> Yeah. >> Hey, >> they're looking They're looking through the camera again. See how it's blue and red? >> Oh, yeah. >> That mean that means somebody's looking through it. That's the blink. >> Yep. Got >> that sniffle. >> Sheriff's office, come to the door. Damn. And they left the garage open and everything, bro. >> This dude. >> Yeah, they're right there. >> I know. He is. >> You heard me pound it. >> Hell yeah. >> He's still got his shoes on. >> Oh, he shut off his uh TV. Jeez. >> He's right here. >> He's passed out. Look. Maybe we should uh seriously though, cuz the the garage door is unlocked based on that. Well, he's breathing. >> He is breathing. Yeah, I saw that earlier. >> There's a THC pin on the front seat. >> Yep. >> What? >> On his pass driver's seat of the car. >> Sorry. >> I didn't check in. >> Sheriff's office. Come to the front door. >> Front door. >> Clueless. >> Yeah, he's up. >> Clueless. >> Let's go. Front door. >> Brandy, come look at this. Huh? >> You got to look at the >> Oh, never mind. >> Sheriff's office, come to the front door. >> Yes. >> Is he kidding me? >> Front door now. >> Go to the front door now. >> That means get out of bed and come to the front door. >> Come to the front door. GO TO THE FRONT DOOR NOW. COMING. >> YEAH. OH, he's going. He went this window here. >> What's he doing? Oh, he's laying in that bed now. >> I can see you right there. Go to the front door. >> Car accident. We don't know where this kid is. We don't know if their kids okay. I agree with you 100%. Let's go. >> We have no idea if this kid's okay. >> I just don't want to call somebody. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> Let's do that. >> Do that. They coming. >> She's like, "No, >> we don't know if this kid's okay. >> Just call Miley real quick." >> That's what he's doing. >> Do you want to keep an eye on him? Just to make sure they don't run. No, I thought you were. >> Is going to keep an eye on them. I'm going to stay out here to make sure they don't run out the front door. >> She's passed out. >> Passed out on the bathroom. >> Our concern. >> Oh, 223. >> 104. We made contact with both of them. They're refusing to come to the door. We're just trying to check on the child at this point. >> Check on the child. >> That's what I figured. I just wanted to >> female came out of the bathroom. >> Huh? >> Female came out of the bathroom. >> Oh, 100%. >> I just don't want them to run. >> And they're conditioned. >> Back doors open. Back door's open. >> Go, go, go. She's coming to the front door. She's coming to the front door. Bravo 223. She's coming to the front door. >> Where is your child? >> Which one? >> Do you have children in this house right now? >> Yes. >> We need to make sure that they're okay. >> What the [ __ ] >> Who's driving this vehicle? Which one? >> The Kia. >> It was you. Don't lie. I already know it was you. >> I mean, what do you what do you want me to do? >> Where Where do you work? >> So, if I call the Tuskanyany Italian restaurant, what time did you leave work? 8 a.m. >> You left You left work at 8:00 p.m. >> Yes. >> You wreak of alcohol. You have puke all over your shirt. Is that your husband? Your boyfriend? >> No. >> Friend. >> Friend. >> Okay. He's saying he isn't he wasn't driving. So that leaves you. >> Correct. >> Yes, ma'am. So, you were driving and you don't remember hitting a truck? >> No, ma'am. >> You don't remember hitting a truck? >> You were that drunk that you don't remember hitting it? Cuz you left your bumper there. It's in the bed of his truck. You don't remember hitting the truck >> around 1:00 a.m.? Huh? I'm not saying that. >> What are you saying? >> I don't know. >> I I I gather that as well. You don't remember hitting a truck? Yes or no? So, you were that drunk that you don't remember hitting it? >> I never said that I hit it. >> You don't have to. He's already said he wasn't driving. You're the only two people in the house and he had the keys to the car. >> Stop playing with your hair. Either put it up in a ponytail or leave it down cuz >> putting it up. >> You You've tried about seven times now. >> No, I'm putting it up. >> Clay, were you driving or not? >> Yes. No. >> You don't know if you're driving? >> No. >> That's not going to work. Are you the own owner of the car? >> Yep. >> I mean, >> what the [ __ ] dude? >> Where were you tonight? >> Huh? >> You're going to have to speak up. I can't hear you. >> What do you mean? >> Where were you tonight? >> Oh, >> well, I wasn't with her the whole night. >> Huh? >> I wasn't with her the whole night. >> Who is this to you? >> She's just my friend. >> Okay. her a long time. >> Okay. When were you with her? >> She picked me up. >> What time did she pick you up? >> Give me a ballpark. >> Every night maybe. >> Where do you live? >> The pea section. >> Where in the pea section? >> Driving. >> Pine cottage. >> Pine cottage. >> Pine cottage. Do you have roommates or family that you live with? >> I live with my mom. >> So you live with your mom. >> So if I went to mom's house and asked her what time you left, what time would she say? >> It was now. >> Huh? >> I know. I wasn't. >> You realize that she's trying to pin this on you, right? >> Do you understand that that's what's happening? >> You realize that, right? >> No. So, you want to start being truthful so you can get yourself out of trouble? >> Truthful. >> What time did she pick you up? >> Well, I didn't do anything wrong. >> But I don't know. She picked me up. >> She's saying that she wasn't driving in the car, which leaves you. She doesn't care about you right now. >> I wasn't driving. >> Who was driving? >> Not me. >> So, who was driving? >> I don't know. >> One of you were driving. Where were you tonight? >> Okay. So, I need to know who was driving. >> Me. >> You were driving? >> All right. So, what I'm going to do right now, >> where were you? >> Is read your Miranda rights. Okay. Just so you know. Is that cool? >> You have the right to remain silent and anything you say may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her with you now or at any time during questioning. You cannot afford an attorney won't be appointed to represent you. If anytime you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped your request. Do you understand these rights? >> Yep. >> Okay. And I'm Deputy Clay with the Fire County Sheriff's Office and with these rights in mind, are you willing to talk to me? >> Yes. No. >> Sure. >> Okay. Were you driving? >> Yep. >> You were driving this vehicle right here. >> Do you have a family? >> Okay. So, the one with the front end damage and everything like that. This is your car. >> So, you live with your mom? >> So, if I went to mom's house, asked her what time you left. >> You came from your work. what she said. >> Yes, sir. >> Were you drinking tonight? >> Yep. >> Yep. All right. You don't realize you hit a truck >> on me, right? >> You understand that's what's happening. >> You uh You don't realize that? >> You realize that, right? >> What's your phone number? >> It's me. I drove it. >> She got [ __ ] >> I don't know. >> She just admitted to driving finally. >> Okay. All right. Stand by. >> I don't want to go to jail. My kids aren't here. My mom's watching my kids. >> What does that have to do with the price of tea in China? >> I don't even >> You are so drunk you threw up on yourself. She's [ __ ] >> You see your car? >> I mean, [ __ ] >> Do you see your car? >> I I >> You hit another vehicle and you left the scene and you came home. >> You think that's okay? How would you like >> No, I don't think that's okay. I would like if you came out in the morning and you saw your vehicle in the middle of the road. >> I call the cops every [ __ ] day and no one cares about me because I'm a [ __ ] single mom living at home all the time. >> I can't vouch for other deputies that you call, okay? We're here in this moment and that's what we're talking about. >> No one [ __ ] cares. >> But they can't do this. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Until I [ __ ] die. Leaving the scene of an accident is a crime. >> Yeah, I know. I know. And I'll get arrested for it today. But the man that's driving across this [ __ ] lie. >> A lie. >> Our concern to make sure everybody's okay. When we see a car like that with damage in another vehicle that's damaged. >> I know. I know. When you see damage, >> we want to make sure everyone's okay. Okay. >> She complains that she calls law enforcement all the time and nobody does anything cuz she's a single mom. But we see someone like this and we come out for this. >> You were here last week. >> I wasn't here last week. >> Nothing. I wasn't here last week. >> I was saying I called. >> This is the first time we've been to this house. [ __ ] >> I've never met you before. >> It was our first interaction with you tonight. >> Do I look familiar to you? >> No. >> Then I wasn't here. Well, I'm just saying >> two weeks ago when I'm calling the cops because my ex is driving across >> all week video footage. >> We have to catch the person doing that. >> I know. I know. I know. >> Just because you say someone's driving across >> across what? >> YEAH, I KNOW. ACROSS THE >> STATE. YEAH, I KNOW. NO, >> THE COUNTRY. There's people trying to sleep. And you're screaming. >> You want to change your shirt, Chloe? >> Why? Cuz I'm going to jail. >> Yeah, >> they're arresting me. >> Let's go change your shirt, Chloe. Trying to make you comfortable. >> 15. >> Mhm. Is there a reason why it took you guys so long to answer the door? >> When you were staring at us when we were banging on your window. >> What? Do >> you have a lighter? >> No, I do not have a lighter. >> What the [ __ ] >> What? >> I don't know. Is she okay? >> Huh? Is she okay? >> You're good. Sit. Sit on the The other deputies are inside. She's changing her shirt. Sit back down. >> Why? >> I'm not going to tell you again. Sit back down. >> You go make sure she's okay. Then >> there's two other deputies inside the house. Did you not see two deputies walk inside the house with her? I just feel like she's safe. >> She's perfectly safe with two other deputies in the house. Goodbye. The camera's rolling. [ __ ] bro. >> Hey, >> yummy. >> Oh, that's nice. >> What? >> She said she's okay with you um staying here for the night since you don't have a ride. Hey, I'll take pictures of this for you. >> So, you want to lock the house up and I'll blow it up. >> She said she she's fine with you staying here. Okay. >> Okay. I'll take pictures and I'll blow it for you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I'll do the uh crashing tomorrow on the passenger side. >> To be honest with you, you're lucky we're not going to jail for a DUI. What? >> Cuz we couldn't prove you're driving >> passenger side. >> I go through. >> No, I don't. She been searched, >> huh? >> Just search it. >> No. Turn around. Face the car. >> Face the car. Spread your feet. I don't got nothing. I don't got nothing. I have a period. You want to check my vagina for that [ __ ] No. I don't want to check your vagina for your period. >> Anybody gets back in the car, you got to get searched. Okay. >> You can check my vagina. I wish I had a dick in there. If I wish, [ __ ] I have to wear two pairs of pants because I'm so fat. I'm >> all right. >> No, I'm not. >> [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] here. >> I have to pull you back and check the rest of you. >> Okay. I got nothing. >> I ain't got nothing. What? >> Feel so good. Hurt my head. [ __ ] >> Watch your head. >> Jesus. >> Watch your butt. >> You're rude. >> You need anymore. >> You're rude. What did I say? I said watch your head and watch your butt. Okay, I'm going to