So, but though I was I wasn't like I wasn't even supposed to be out in Hart County yet. I was everybody even my lawyer was anticipating on me sitting for a while. So, there was no like as far as I I was under the impression that like that's my home. That's where I reside. That's where I live. record. >> All right. So, you signed a bond condition form said that you can't go back to that property and you cannot have contact with Porsche. It's a it's a form that you signed. Your your signature is on it. >> So, what am I supposed to do to my But that's where my probation is. >> Somebody's got something. He walked out of prison, a free man, but freedom wasn't enough. Within days, he broke the restraining order meant to keep her safe, going right back to find her. >> I probably won't get it. >> Okay. >> So, I mean, if I am if I'm not supposed to be over there, I mean, that's news to me because I even double check window law to make sure that I wasn't going to get in trouble for being over there. When you got out of jail, did you have to sign a piece of paper? >> I mean, I signed papers for like my property and stuff like that, but there was no even even they said that there was no V. >> What about a bond condition? Like you can have bond if you sign this paper. >> I don't >> you would have had to sign it. >> I don't I know for hard county for our county they gave me probation. Now, for county, I recall signing some papers, but I don't particularly exactly remember what paperwork. I don't remember. >> Well, it's important to pay attention to the paperwork you signed. You put your name on it. >> I had a I had a court date I had a court date for a family violence that they had charged me while I was locked up in Hart County. It was the 15th of last month, but I got a letter that they gave me in Hart County saying it was the 16th or 16th something next month. So, but though I was I wasn't like I wasn't even supposed to be out of county yet. I was everybody even my law was just paying on me sitting for a while. So there was no like as far as I I was under the impression that like that's my home. That's where I reside. That's where I live. If I'm not supposed to be there, it's news to me. Like I said, it's news to me. Cuz and even even when like yesterday when I asked my lawyer, I said, "Are you sure that it's okay to drop me off here?" And she was like, "This is where your bond paperwork say. This is where you revive. I have to drop it off to you." I was like, "Okay, it's not." >> Has Porsche ever been arrested? >> This is going to sound She say she has. I don't know. She says she was arrested while I was locked. I don't know if that's true or not, but she say she was. >> You know what for? I I I don't I was already locked up whenever the incident occurred. Whatever Whatever allegedly occurred, I'm not 100% sure what happened about what happened. But she said that there was like a police stalking her or something like that and they arrested her for some BS and that's all she said about it. And I didn't I mean I was already locked up when when that happened. So I didn't really have a chance to really talk to her or nothing like that. So I really have no idea what she she said she was arrested. >> So you were over there last night or >> my lawyer dropped me my lawyer dropped me off over there at about probably 3:30 4:00 yesterday >> in the morning. this afternoon >> cuz I had to go to I went to court yesterday in Park County and it took them a couple hours to clear the paperwork and get you set up for probation and everything like that. I'm supposed to go to the probation officer tomorrow. >> When you left Athens and went to Hart County. How long were you in Hart County for? >> Since May 30th. Since May 30th. Okay. record. >> All right. So, you signed a bond condition form said that you can't go back to that property and you cannot have contact with Porsche. It's a it's a form that you signed. Your your signature is on it. >> So, what am I supposed to do? My That's where my probation is. Somebody's got something wrong in whatever your lawyer or whatever has got something wrong. >> If I if I was if that was the case, then I would have never even went over there. >> Understandable. >> If that was the case, but and I and even yesterday, like I said, I was trying to get dropped off somewhere else. But my lawyer said that's where I had to go. >> Okay. >> So, I mean I mean if I if I did break I I wasn't intentional at all. And even when I called even when I called her, she was just like going home. So I was like, "Okay, I'm coming home." And when I walked up, we exchanged messages on the tablet. We exchanged messages and phone calls. And during all this, the whole time she was telling me that the the one of the first phone calls I even got from her was I asked her, I said, "Did you file a restrain order against me?" >> She didn't file it. >> So wait, what? the the judge that was over your case filed it. It's not a TPO. It's not a temporary protection order. It's a bond condition where you have to fill that form out that says, "I will abide by each of these rules." It's a court document. You agree that you're going to abide by these rules after you get released. You sign that to have a bond available to you. So after you spoke to that judge, you agreed that you wouldn't go to this property. You wouldn't have contact with Porsche anymore. >> Yes. >> So we're going to have to act on that cuz it's a court order. Okay. So go ahead and stand up for us. >> I'm about to go to jail. >> You're going to jail. >> What? Like that's what I'm saying. >> Violation of a court order. >> If my probation is there, what am I supposed to like? That's not That's not >> You're going to have to get that changed. >> But that's the thing. If I'm if I'm in if I go to jail, that's an automatic violation of my probation. Well, so is going and going to that property. >> I'm not on probation for anything to do with her. >> Like this I'm on probation. I got probation from Hart County. >> Okay. Well, it's still a court order, so we have to abide by that order. >> So, do I like what what happened now? Like, do I have to sit in jail until next month? >> You'll have to see a judge either. It's still early, so you'll probably be able to see a judge today and they'll most likely ask you why you broke the bond condition and you can tell them everything you told us here today. >> So, but what am I supposed to do? I mean, that's that's fine. Yes. But what am I supposed to do about the probation thing? You'll have to talk to your probation officer and then I would take it up with your lawyer as well. Turn your wrist. It's something you should have been aware of because you literally signed your name on this sheet of paper. >> Well, we're going to show you need to read. >> Let's walk over here. Yep. Y'all >> got my stuff? >> Yeah, he's good. 94 central 1095. This car here. You got anything on you? >> Legal? No. I have my phone and torch and lighter. >> I got close. That's it. >> Let's step on the other side so we're not in traffic. So either So either way it go I'm screwed either way. >> Well, when you get out, you just can't go over there. You can't talk about >> I understand that. If I would if I would have been I would have never even went over there this time had I would have known that. I wasn't My plan was to never even go over there. Except when I got out, I wasn't I didn't even have going on the radar over there. They just asked me for probation there. They said, "What was your last known address?" Yeah, they probably just didn't even think about it. >> And I didn't if I would have if I would have been I wish somebody would have told me all that. >> Lean against the car right here. >> I wish somebody would have told me all that. I never >> Whenever you sign a document, you need to be aware of what you're signing. >> Yeah, like that. So, so what do I do about the So, do I tell my probation officer that I need to change address, though? >> Anybody could have done that. Take a seat. I'm going to put your stuff in your uh fanny pack. Okay. >> Whatever it is, >> what do you call it? >> Little purse. Okay. Look inside of Paris, bro. >> Probably not going to see that. >> He just look at the call. >> Yeah. >> Go get a good friend. >> Yeah. >> What is happening? >> You'll see. >> Who's yours? >> Yeah. Where were you born? >> Huh? >> Where were you born? >> Where? >> Yeah. >> South Carolina. >> Where at? >> I believe Orangeberg, I believe. >> Where? >> Orangeburg. >> Kinsburg. >> Orangeberg. Like orange. >> B U G or B E R G. >> Uh, that I think B U G I think. I'm not 100% sure. So, you think I see the judge today? >> I'm not sure. I don't even, bro. >> You got a good laugh out of that. [laughter] >> I didn't even sound like nothing. >> I didn't either. I didn't even feel it so quick. I was like, >> we got out of a trial for tomorrow and the next day cuz Tyler's uh emergency. >> Oh, he was between. >> Yeah. >> I mean, he's should be back now. He's ready to come back. kind of central 600. >> Yo, you said AVR. >> You didn't play the AVR. >> I did. >> I printed