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He's had brain surgery. He's got a an appointment on Friday and he's taken out on me. I'm not taking on you. You were mad at me. You said your surgery scheduled for Friday. Oh, the doctor's appointment. Okay. It's a genetic and then I we have he's had many many many health issues since November of 2014. And we have an appointment on Friday. And I said, "God, I hope that you know this neurosurgeon doesn't say, "Oh, we can't help you. We don't know what's going on." Hang tight for me, ma'am. Yep. She's worried about you because you're being worried about you. Okay. Do you mind hanging tight there? Let me figure out. One evening, a police officer observed a husband and wife arguing loudly on the sidewalk. The officer intervened to address the situation and bring it under control. Please review the footage from the beginning. Hey, good evening. How are you? Hang tight for me, ma'am. Yeah, she's worried about you because you're being What's going on? She's worried about you. Okay. Do you mind hanging tight there? Let me figure out what's going on. Where are you guys staying at? We're down at the southernmost. Southernmost. Okay. Do you have your You have your ID? Of course I do. Okay, perfect. He's had brain surgery. He's got a an appointment on Friday and he's taking out on me. I'm not taking himself. Perfect. He said you're staying at Southernmost. Southern Most. Okay. What's your room number there? 7313. 7313. I don't care. You're the one who's upset. You're the one that thinks everybody's out to get you. It says 7313. 7313. All right, sir. Just separate yourself for a minute while I do a couple things. All right, hang tight for me. Yeah, we're over. Yeah. How are you? All right. How are you guys married? Oh, yeah. We've been married for 13 years. You've been married for 13 years? Yeah. And we've got So, I got a major doctor's appointment on Friday. They found out a docu genetic disorder. They don't know if it's going to be one of those things where like, oh, you just need to old cane by your 70s or you might be dead 10 years, you know. Okay. And we have a tour group here. You know, we work together, we live together, and like, you know, there's a lot of connections. Well, and it's like, you know, my entire life is tied up with her. It's like I moved to St. goes to work for her and you know what do you guys do for work? Uh we have a tour company. Tour company. So we got like 13 people here and what's the name of the company? Are we there yet? Okay. And it's like it's it's hard cuz it's like, you know, everything in my life is connected to her. And yeah, you know, I spent the last from 2007 until now, you know, working for her. And she's like, you know, she gets we got upset cuz like she was asking at dinner like, "Well, do you believe in God?" And I'm like, "Well, it's hard to believe when you have a genetic disorder and you know, you could possibly be different." And where'd you guys come from? No, no, no. like flangoy, but before that was the Argus. The Argus. And then you said after that was flang. Okay. And are you just is it just you two staying in the room? Just us. So, yeah. Okay. And it's like it's hard cuz like my entire life is connected to her and it's like when she's get angry at me, I'm like what do I do? Yeah. Do I give her all my stuff and be like sleep on the beach or have you guys I mean do you guys normally argue? Not really. No. Just like and that's why it's like I guess the stress and you know it's like you know we were on the Argus and there she had a couple drinks and you know buoy we had dinner and then you know she just got angry. I'm like I I I don't know what to say like you know about like I I don't know how to respond to like do you believe in God? Well, it's what the source of the argument was tonight was about people believing in God. Well, and just Yeah. And like with this, you know, medical thing like we have this doctor's appointment. I'm like, well, then you don't want to go to this thing then. Fine. I will just cancel the appointment and you know, whatever. I'll just figure out how my wife lives. But where's your appointment at? No, no, it's in um it's in uh University of Missouri, Columbia. When did you guys get here in town? Oh, Wednesday. So, Sunday. All right. And when are you checking out or due to check out? Well, tomorrow we fly and so we fly out at 11 or we leave hotel at 11:00, fly home, go to next to Atlanta, and then the doctor's appointment at like 9:00 in the morning on Friday. Okay. You said your surgery scheduled for Friday. Oh, the doctor's appointment. Okay. It's a genetic counseling. Now, have you like have you guys gotten physical before with each other? No. You said this is the first time you guys really argue. Well, that's like I said, I was like I'm like, give her take my stuff. I don't care. You know, you know, she's she's angry. She's mad at me. I'm like, I don't want to be around her. like take all the stuff and we'll just do whatever you want. They said they Yeah. All right. I'm going to just talk with her to clarify a couple things and then I'll come talk to you. Okay. Is your first name Dia? Is that how you pronounce it? So, what I know you've been talking to them. What all occurred tonight? Where did you where did you guys come from tonight? Well, we did a sunset sale in Argon, which is fantastic with which we love and then everything was great. And then I we have he's had many many many health issues since November of 2013 and we have an appointment on Friday. And I said, "God, I hope that you know this neurosurgeon doesn't say, "Oh, we can't help you. We don't know what's going on." He's like, "You're being really negative." And I'm like, "You're always negative. I'm trying to be positive." Okay. He should have been much more, which is hard. Okay. Sorry. He had two brain surgeries and we we worked together. where we lived. No. Yeah. And that's the selling man. You guys work for what is it? Are we there yet? Tour company. That's my company. Okay. Yeah. And that's located in Missouri. Yes. In St. Louis and like our travelers walk by, so it's like Gotcha. They're seniors. And just to confirm, he said you've been married for 13 years. Is that legal? 71 2009. Yeah. Okay. Any children in common? Okay. All right. And what's a good contact number for you? And then the address on your license, is that current? Okay. And what's his cell phone number? Uh, he's got two Jersey number. Okay. Both cell phone numbers or one is a landline cell phone. together. That was awesome. I was kind of disappointed more than I thought. So your main argument was over about him having or him seeing a doctor. Is that what it was? And about I guess his belief in God. Is that what like kind of stirred it up or? So I said, "I hope we don't go to the neuro on Friday at zoo in University of Missouri Columbia in middle state." And he would say, "I don't know what's going on. I'll see you later." That's our big issue. We've been he's had two brain surgeries and like doctors don't really care about like drilling down to the real problem and he's been feeling really bad and he usually says that to me and then I said it back to him and it was very upsetting. So I feel really bad about that. Gotcha. I'm like the advocate, you know, I get all the stuff the doctors like me up, but he hurts all the time. His legs hurt, his arms hurt. It's really difficult, you know. Okay. And we're trying to run a tour company and then tour customers walk by and it's like, so did you guys came down here to do the tour company? Is that what Oh, yeah. We came down Sunday and so getting tour stuff and then tonight we did the sunset sale in the Ardanav and then we went to playing Booie. Gotcha. hoping they were there. Do you guys Is this your first time in Key West or you come here? I've been coming since 15. Since 15. Okay. All right. You said like he's in a lot of pain all the time. I'm trying to be like, but sometimes not. I'll be honest. It's hard to be the advocate sometimes. I didn't get upset, but it's hard. Like, you know, it's like this PGation is like chair. like 89 years and then Parkinson's. I mean, he's only 41 and I'm 51 and Oh, wow. and he feels guilty that like he's ruining my life and we have this tour business and you know, it's just really hard. Yeah. Normally when alcohol gets involved, it kind of stirs things up a little bit too. So, all right. Just hang tight for me. Okay. That we don't get going off. All right. No. Right there. Done. What did you say? You think they make it like a magnet rather than a buckle? Just like click. Yeah. Hello. And inside the eyeglass case, you don't have any pocket knives or Anything like that? No, just eyeglass. Well, red tended eye glasses. Not in any of your belongings. No. No. Nothing. Nothing sharp. No.
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