A homeowner called 911 to report a prowler on his property. From the homeowner's ring camera, police were able to identify the suspect. The following is the sheriff's department search for the suspect. >> But I know who she is from a friend. >> Okay. >> She's sitting on the side of the road. >> Did you drop her off? >> No, she's she was up at Theren Quint's house. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Y >> County not in the car. Supposed to be still in the area on foot. I'll be checking here in a minute. How are you doing today? >> What' she do? >> She walked into the wrong house. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> See something wrong with that girl? >> I know. I'm familiar. >> Yeah. >> All right. Have a better day. All right. 188. Clear the stop. I'm going to be checking the area. All [Applause] right. So, the last place I saw her, she walked in here. I did the red and the blues. >> She hid behind that tree. I parked and I had to get out of my car. So, she was going kind of that way. So, if you want to go with me and knock on these doors. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> She walked in the house. So, >> I didn't hear this. Didn't hear that either. >> Hi, it's Sergeant Cave in the sheriff's department. We are being audio recorded. Puppy here, >> boy. >> So, question. Is Sarah here? >> Sarah. >> Sarah Kaufman. >> I just chased her near your yard. Uh, she trespassed in someone else's house. I need to like talk to her about this and go about >> I have no idea who she is. >> All right. Uh, now this is divided now. So, do we know who lives next door? >> No. >> Or is that the same thing? >> My my roommate lives here with me. >> Oh, okay. No one came in. >> Cardonsky. >> I don't know. Robert, I just thought I heard rumor that this was like divided in half now. >> No. >> Oh, okay. Cool. Right. >> Me and Bobby. >> Do you mind if I check? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Uh, you have the right to limit the search that we the area we search. You can stop us at any time and it's voluntary. Look around. My dog's in the house. >> Thank you very much. >> That one. >> Is anybody living there? >> Does anybody live in there? >> County permission to search. >> So, we're in like a poofy We have permission to search. So, >> you said we can check the motor. >> Yeah. Uh oh, it's open. >> My regular traffic. Yeah. Sheriff's office. Anyone inside? Yeah. One back there. >> Yeah. Unless you're super dead. >> Uh, negative. Negative. >> Don't have that. >> I know. [Applause] down. >> Yeah, she might have. >> Well, you said >> So, I came I came around here. She came around here and then when I got to right there, she ducked this way. >> Oh. And then I parked but when I get out my car I lost sight of her for a second. >> Oh man, I bet you the fence. She's at 31. >> Okay, >> let's go talk to Quinn. Sarah Quinn, you know 31. >> Oh, yeah. >> I'm just checking in these vehicles here real quick. I mean, I didn't hear anything open or shut. >> Okay. But then I was on the radio, too, so that kind of makes you deaf. But >> not yet. >> Yeah, I don't see anybody. All right. Get the suit going. [Applause] Go go go. >> Stop. >> Please don't. >> It's okay. >> We're going to talk to you. >> Thank you. >> All right. St. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. It's okay. It's Keegan from the jail. Oh, you are. >> All right. >> I've tried to get help. >> All right, we're good. Come on. Let's go back to our cars. We're going to get you help. >> Please don't touch me. >> I have to touch you. I had to pat you down. Okay. >> You don't. >> Yeah, he's going to be He's looking for weapons. You got something right here. Pat light. All right. Got a phone. >> You're trying to help me. Why are you searching me? >> Because I want to make sure you don't have any weapons. >> Come on. >> Help. >> Stop. Bring the cup jacket. [Applause] All right. One detained. Let's go back to our cars. >> I got her stopped. >> Could have been avoided if you just stop and talk to us. >> I did stop >> and then he ran. >> Yeah. >> No, when you said to stop, I stopped. >> Okay. All right. We're going to go. >> I not. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Towards your car. >> Body cams are on. It's on. >> Where's the light? >> Right here. >> See light. Red light means we're recording. at it. I stopped him before he stopped. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> No, you >> Why would you assume I'm a threat if I'm a victim? >> Well, >> have you asked me any questions? >> Well, when we get back like I'm okay. >> When we get back to the car, we'll ask you questions and check if you're okay. >> Yeah, you're safe, please. That is exactly correct. We're going to take this to my safe place. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> All right. You have a bandage on your face. What's that from? >> Can I please get this hair out of my mouth? >> There you go. >> There you go. Well, the car easier. >> All right. Now, >> I'm dying anyway. So, it's like miserable. >> You dropped some stuff right there. >> Where? >> Right there. That two little white thingies. Where? >> Right in front of us. [Applause] What's that? Is that just paper? >> It came out of your pocket. >> A little tissue. >> Looks like it. >> Jesus. >> All right. >> Actually, we're going to go to that car. >> Help. Help. >> Wrong car. back. My bad. >> All right, >> I'm going to just keep my hand on here while my partner puts on some gloves and pat you down real quick and give me [Applause] like the coolest thing in here and apologize. >> So, I'm going to make sure these handcuffs are the proper fit. See, we're squirming around a little bit. Make sure that they're all nice and locked so they don't come loose or get too tight on you. All right, this one's fine. And this one's all right. Now, definitely glass here is going to pat you down. >> You got anything on you that I should be worried about? my house like >> any any needles, knives, anything like that is still carrying. >> No, I wish >> it's a leaf. >> Oh, no. Actually, something piece of being put in my body. What the What the are you doing? >> I'm going through your pocket. >> No, you're putting in my clothes right now in your clothes. >> See how it's moving and wrinkling? >> All right. All right. Help. M O R S D E N road. This is Morrison Road at Mount Pleasant. >> Arresting. What are you doing? >> We're arresting you for trespassing. >> Yeah. >> Trespassing where? >> Uh the house down the street. >> Who? >> The people who live there. >> Can I talk to them? >> No, you may not. >> Why? >> Because they don't want to talk to you. >> You can't talk to my accuser? >> No. Where's the >> That's my job. That'll that'll happen in court and when I download the Ring camera. So, please have a seat in the car. [Applause] >> Thank you. >> I'm just trying to get the seat belt here. I want the FBI immediately using anything. >> All right. now >> or a sign in a different country like Canada. I'm not [ __ ] joking >> anywhere but here. >> All right, I want to read you your rights real quick. >> I have so many health problems. It's not even funny. >> All right, you have the right to remain silent. >> I'm dehydrated right now. >> Okay, we have water. You have the right to remain silent. >> More than just water. >> Anything you say could be used against you in a court of law. You have the right this time to talk to a lawyer and have a prison with you. >> Court of law or a lawyer that represents you in this town. It's all [ __ ] >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him represent you for any question. >> You guys don't abide by them. >> All right. If you wish, you can afford. >> It doesn't matter where they >> afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you for any questions if you wish. >> Nothing in my favor. >> Okay. And you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand that? >> I don't actually stable and I think I need a hospital. Okay. Why do you need a hospital? >> I have a systemic probably fungal infection. I have I have been gone and something's wrong with my heart. >> Okay. >> Hernas. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. >> Tortured >> if you have the It might be easier for her to understand me if you don't interrupt me. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Sorry, I can't really. >> It's okay. You're I know you have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. You understand that? >> In custody, it's Sarah spelled C O S. >> Sarah, >> you cannot afford to hire a lawyer. >> One will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> I would like a lawyer right now. >> Okay. [Applause] I'll see if I can get you in touch with one. All right. All right. All right. Trespass one. I'll go talk to our victim. >> Okay. Okay. Want me to take her there or? >> Yes, please. Okay. >> Let us know what you thought of the video in the comments below.