Can I get another over here? Hi. Are you the owner of the car? Yeah. Okay. Step out here and talk to me. I don't have to get out of my car. I don't have to get out of my car. You do. I don't have to get out of my car. There's court rules that says you have to get off for any reason on a traffic stop whatsoever. Nuh-uh. There is. There's literally not Step out of your car. I am going to take you out of your car. I want to do this very, very Why would I do that? I ask you to step out. Get out of your car. Don't touch me. Okay. Step out of your car and I won't. Stop. Okay. The Okay. Do me a favor. Set your phone down. No, I'm not. It's my mom. Set your phone down right now. You're being placed in handcuffs. Okay. Cuz if you're the owner, you're under an OVI suspension. You're being placed under arrest for driving under an OVI suspension. Put down. Put Put your phone down, dear. Uh, set your phone down. Okay, let me put it in my pocket. Put your phone down with me. That's fine. Put your phone down. Put your phone down and I will give you a chance on her way. Okay, put your phone down. Give her a chance. Right now, you're being placed under arrest. Second screen. You talking about I don't have to stop talking. She's under an OVI suspension. The like you're so Okay, I'll give you a chance to talk to her in a minute. You're going to give me a chance to talk to her now. Walk back to my cruiser. Bro, like you're you're being weird as Okay, that's fine. You're the same. Okay. I have never met you before. Over here. Over here. Keep walking. In a minute, I won't. I can walk. Stop. I'm telling you what to do because I'm trying to help you. Stay right there. Do you have anything in your pockets? No. I'm going use the back of my hand. the phone. And when I am done, I will get your phone. It's going to wait a second. Do me a favor. Face towards me. I don't want to reach up and grab anything that you don't want me to touch and I don't want to touch. Okay. And I'm going to open this. You literally can see that I live in my car. Like, bro, that's so Go and get my phone. Grab a seat right here for me. Go and get my phone. I will get your phone in a second. I'm going to move anything in your head. Okay. I don't want to pull your hair, so I'm going to be careful. Okay. Like, you lit Go get my phone. Well, I'll work with you on that part, but you have to stop myself. Look in there. I'm not tripping. Okay. 421. Check them. Oh my god. I have one in custody. Is there anybody that lives here with you now? I don't live here. I live in my car. This is my grandma's house. I came here because I knew you were about to pull me over. Okay. Do you see all my stuff in my car? I got you. Let me see what I can do, dear. But I have to look at the problem is when you're under an OVI suspension and they tell you went to McDonald's and I'm starving. Like I don't know what you want me to do. I don't have anybody. My grandma doesn't want me around. She I obviously I can't live here. If I or I wouldn't be living in my car like Okay, let me see what I can do. Like I said, the biggest If I can help you, I will I will get you your phone here in one second. Okay, just try to breathe for a second. I'll work on getting the handcuffs in front of you. I'll let you call your mom. Okay. But right now, I have to figure out what's going on with this and then I will be right back. You're going to get a chance to call your mom. Okay. So, I'm going to put it up so you don't freeze. But I want to let you know that's happening cuz it's only fair. Okay. So, give me a second. [Applause] Are you you live here? Yeah. Okay. I'm grandma. Okay. Well, she's under arrest right now. So, I don't know if she wants you to take any of her property or you want to do that or you just going inside? I can do the answer. She's right here. Oh, okay. Okay. Let me make sure. I have to ask her. Your grandma just pulled up. You want to talk to her? I want to talk to my mom. And I'm getting there, but grandma's right here right now. Do you want to talk to her? No. She want my car. I don't live at my grandma's. So, I was driving my car because I was hungry. See the McDonald's? So, I hear you. But what I'm asking is we don't have a choice. The state turned into an OVI suspension. The state requires the vehicle to be charged. I don't have a choice, but I'm asking if you want any of your valuables to stay here. And she's saying she will hold them. Do you want that or do you want them to stay in the vehicle? They take your valuables. Nothing. The car has to be towed. Why the car got to be towed? That's because they So, let me explain. I'm trying to explain it. Because she's under an OVI suspension, the court requires us to take the license plates off of it. The vehicle has to be held till the license plates are put back. That is a state law under any OVI to take the car. They do. They do. They do. We have a policy that has to be towed because there's no plates on them. That is a rule from our police chief because of all these situations. You got to take the plates. Correct. And once she goes to court, the plates can be returned and the vehicle can be taken back. We're not holding the vehicle for any reason other than the court requires it to be held until the license plates. You have to pay a thing like every day for the that is set by the tow company. We have a rotating list that we use. It's whoever's on top and they have their own policy for that. It's a $45 fee is part of the tow fee for us, but then it goes from there. It's whatever the tow jar charges. So, what I'm saying is we're not taking any of the property out of your vehicle. All that is staying. But what I'm saying is since there are valuables, we document everything that's there. But do you want any of it to stay here so that you can make sure 100% another step? I don't know why. Okay. Well, then I'll leave it at that and I'll let her grab your purse and you'll get your phone in a second. Because I'm doing my business. You'll see it in a second. Okay. Sorry, Joe. She's going to take her purse here in one second. Okay. You're welcome. Okay. I don't know what to get. You got the McDonald's stuff there. You want to take You want to take that? Yeah. It's going to go to waste if you don't eat it. It's up to her. She's kicking and screaming now. So, I'm not putting the window back down. She She's not going to She eat it cuz she hasn't probably I would have given her the option, but she's kicking, screaming, and she's I don't feel comfortable at this point because she's acting like that. Yeah. That's why I don't have a Well, like I said, we don't have a choice with it being an OVI suspension. If it was another suspension, we would have tried to work with her, but we we don't have any leeway from the judge. So, I got a question. I know she's got to go to court February the 11th. I don't know if it's Lorraine. So, her court date for this will be tomorrow. Oh, no. But well, I'm sorry. Um, would they beholding her or anything or Lorraine? They shouldn't unless she has for some reason it would violate a probation or something, but no. So, it's going to be tomorrow downtown where the police department is on next street, but they changed that. No, they that's at just moved back in it. Just moved back in it. Okay. Cuz I know it was over there cuz we went to it cuz I had to go to her. So it did open up. Correct. They're back on me street now. And it's going to be there at 9:00. Yep. 9:00 a.m. Okay. Thank you. Yeah. No problem. We'll have it out of your driveway in a minute then. So Okay. I apologize for blocking your driveway. So she drove down here and didn't really want to get out. So that's how we ended up here. So I know I I love I love No, I I appreciate your understanding. Like I said, I would rather her valuables go with you, but she said just the purse, so that's what it's going to be. That's all her clothes. Okay. I we just do we do a form here so you can see it's all of her valuables and stuff we're built and everything so she can get it back. Should I We haven't even requested it yet. Once I find out I'll let you know. Okay. Let me ask her if she if you want me to take the clothes and I can clean them. Like I said at this point she said she only wants the purse. She's screaming as soon as we walked away. I could hear her kicking and throwing everything on the seat. It's probably just is what it is at this point. So if she changes her mind like I said I can knock on the door and let you know. But she doesn't seem interested in cooperating unless she might have better luck with Sergeant Bomb and I understand she's upset at me. I don't want to continue to upset her. She doesn't deserve that either. She don't. So just Okay. Okay. Thank you. I said I could wash her clothes and stuff. I use I do it every day when she comes over. I love her. I want you to wash them and Yeah. I don't think I'm staying here, I guess. So, all I know is is I I know how the attitude is because that's why we don't cuz I've had her arrested a couple years ago when she lived here for 4 days and she she gets so and I just say calm down. I don't want to fight with you. I got you. But thank you. Mhm. So, tomorrow at 9:00 she will be gone. Yep. Yep. Will she be able to talk to her mom when she gets in there? Uh, as soon as she calms down, I they'll let her make a phone call at the jail. I If she would have calmed down, yes, I have it sitting on my passenger seat to make sure she can make a phone call. Like I said, at this point, she's a little too upset and I get it, but we're not going to take that chance. Want you to wash my clothes, but yeah. Well, if she wants me to, I can do it cuz I wash your clothes all the time. She said no. We asked her. So, thank you. If you can uh if she wants to do it, that's fine. I thank you. I appreciate it. No, I appreciate you, ma'am. I'll knock on your door as we get out of here so you know we're moving along. Tote full of clothes. I put use these to bring me in clothes and I got clothes in there right now that I wore yesterday. I got you. Like I said, my grandmother, I would let her stay, but she has an attitude a lot of times. So, I just don't want to fight with her. So, we understand. So, and I was over with my boyfriend Rob Wolf. So, you know, he was a cop, too. So he knew what he was going to go with and he's like, "No, I told Mrs. Z just bad when she she gets out. Hopefully tomorrow she wants want you to work some she can come back and sure you'll help her out." I will. Thank you very much. Yep. No problem. That's you move your legs more this I don't want to reach up and get you cold cuz my hands are cold. I'm going to take off your right one. Just bring it around, but be real slow cuz I don't want to hit you with it. Okay. Take it to the front. Just take this. Just put something back in top. I got to leave you in, but I'll let you talk for a second. Okay. Sorry. I'm not trying to bend your wrist. I apologize. You can call your mom quick. Yeah, I'm just letting her call her mom. Okay, dear. So, I like I said, you're getting a citation for your OVI suspension. I'm not citing you for anything else, and we're going to just leave it as it is. Like I said, I know you said you have some stuff going with Fremont. We're not going to tell them that you're here. That's not my job. Okay? I know you're going through stuff, so we're not going to make it any worse than it already is. Okay? Court date is automatically tomorrow. So, that way you can take care of that. And if Fremont for some reason decides to put a holder on you, I can't stop them. But if they don't, that way you can get out and try to take care of your business. Okay, does that make sense? Okay. 222 Meg Street. If you do post bond, you do have a bond. If your mom wants to post that, they will help you make phone calls. They do let you get in your phone and get the phone numbers and stuff. Okay. Does that make sense? Obviously, your name and stuff here, driver's license, road that you were on, Columbus and Guilture, that kind of stuff. Okay. Down here, OVI suspension. I'm not signing for speed. I'm not signing for anything else. The stuff up at the car, you're going through a lot. I am not going to take it personally. And I I I like I said, I'm sorry I had to make it worse today. Okay. All right. It is nothing personal. I do want to tell you that part because I do sympathize with you. If I could help you more, I would. All right. My supervisor said the same thing. We just don't have a choice with the OVI suspension on the car. All right. Down here's the report number for your records. My name is Officer Smith from Perkins. If you have anything you want to follow up with, any questions, if you just want somebody to listen to, yell at, and just talk to and let out your frustrations, you can come to the police department over here and just talk. Okay? Does that make sense? I'm not expecting an answer from you. You don't have to say anything. I'm just telling you I am here if you want to yell. I don't take it personal if you want to yell. My wife yells at me all the time. Okay. On here, all I need from you is a signature saying you know when your court date is. Okay? And then I'll put a copy in there. You're going to see that big colored form like if you got an OVI in your paperwork. I'm not charging you with OVI. Okay? But I have to give you the top part of that paper because of the suspension. So don't freak out when you get it. It's just automatically filled out. Okay? And then when you get out of court, how it works is a $45 fee part of the toe fee. Okay? and you will get your license plate back after the court releases them, which will probably be at your court date. He'll explain that process to you as in the judge. Okay? And from there, you'll come to us. We'll get you a receipt. You can go over to Wilson's who has your vehicle. We explained it to grandma, too. And she has a business card if you do need it when you get out. She said she'll hold that for you. Okay? And then you can get your vehicle out. Does that make sense? Okay. I'm going to throw this in your property. We'll get you over there. I'll let them know that you haven't eaten and see if we can hook you up with some food. Okay? All right.