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When was the last time you had ate? >> Yeah, I didn't have breakfast >> You didn't have breakfast then? >> No. >> What about dinner? >> And your door is always locked and closed and that's during the daytime too, even though I'm not grounded. >> Why would this mom think it was okay to starve her own children until they ran away from home? >> Hey, are you on your way? I want to get a good girl. You see a little girl? >> She went down there like the alleyway like kind of like a little bit before the lights. >> A little bit before the lights like a 36th? >> You make a right and then it's the first left and then >> She's probably in the area of 36th and Spruce. We're going to check the area of 36th Street and Spruce. One of her sisters? All right. >> Hey. >> Leopard print dress. Do you have the device on her? >> No. There's a slight mess. Her dad had to go out of town for like business like it was like not an expected thing. We weren't like prepared and she just >> Okay. Let me double check the house real quick and make sure. You still have the device? >> Yeah, it's in one of those closets. >> Okay. All right. I'll be back. Yes. You said there was another place that's that she normally likes to go to? >> Um okay. >> Can you just start on your alleyway cameras and stuff? Checking any of the cameras they have in the area. >> Okay. Is like sometimes we go for walks like up and down Flagler just like if it's a nice day. >> Yeah. >> And they like to stop at that yacht club over there cuz there's like there's like some trees outside that like they I don't know they look like dinosaurs according to the kids and they like they like to climb the trees. >> Okay. >> So like there's a chance she went there but I don't I I I feel like she's somewhere in that area. >> Okay. >> But like sometimes on a nice day we'll take walks and we'll walk around the neighborhood. >> Okay. >> together. >> So there was a maintenance worker that said they thought they saw a Hispanic female the girl little girl >> Yeah. >> Um at 30th and Spruce. >> Yeah, well she figured out the last two when she ran away, that she like >> Yeah, well, we're That's what we're trying to do now. I haven't I looked around the back of the houses earlier, but it's been a few minutes since I looked again. >> I'll pass you by. All right, so she was kind of hanging out over here in this area. >> Uh yeah, hold on. >> Okay. Okay. >> And back when I saw her running down Flagler, she didn't run cuz I think that's 36 right there. But like she went to the next like intersection over. Like she ran. >> Okay. >> And then took a right. >> Okay. >> She has to be in one of these alleyways. And what she's been saying is that she figured out the past two times when she runs away, that she stays in the alleyways because nobody can see her. When every time she's on the street, she either gets scared because like creepy people will talk to her >> Okay. >> or like nice people will be like, "Hey, you know, where's your mom? Like do you need help?" Blah, blah, blah. And it scares her. >> Okay. >> So she just figured out like I I'm completely sure she has to be in an alleyway somewhere. >> Okay. Okay. >> And it has to be like that way. >> Okay. All right. All right, we'll check it out. Um >> I mean, sometimes she has hidden in this whole parking lot here, but that was like once. >> Right. >> And like she's more likely >> We'll just alleyway I'll check it out. Great. Thank you for all Okay. All right. You're going to stay at the house though? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So she can't have any type of chicken nuggets >> Gotcha. >> Does she just get a reaction? Uh yeah, she actually like she has severe reactions to milk. Like like asthma-like symptoms and stuff. >> She's good with orange juice though? >> With orange juice, yeah. But like we literally have like she has a smoothie at home with orange juice in it. Like we have like like the other officer saw, we have like a literal fridge overflowing with food. We have like mashed potatoes already made for dinner. Like >> Dinner? >> Yeah. Like we pre-make I I don't have time with all the four children, so we make dinner the night before So, we have food. >> you. Got you. >> to meal prep? >> And also, because we know she has this emotional disorder, like if she doesn't see the food already made, like she's more likely to be anxious, so we have the food already made the day before to be like, "Hey, you know, there's food in the house. Like, you don't have to be anxious." >> Is your house all locked up? >> Uh I think so. I'm honestly really upset right now, so I could have forgotten. So. >> Well, we've got DCF coming out. That's our protocol with everything going on. If you want to walk back with the officer >> Oh, I would much rather be where I can see her. >> Okay, you can stay here right now. >> And like if she needs food, like we can cha- bring her food from the house or like you can take her to the house and like if she's not allowed to come inside, then like I can bring the food out to the car or something. But like really, I would like we have food for her. >> All right, we're waiting on some guidance from >> We make a point of making sure she has food. >> and >> making sure she has food. >> Okay. >> Your husband's a chef, right? >> Yeah, exactly. We have food. He's a professional chef. We have food. >> Nice. >> Where's he at? >> He's working right now out of town. So, that's why this is going on probably. I think she's upset that her dad went out of town. She's This is the first time happening. >> Is he dad of all four? >> Yes. >> Yes or you don't know? >> Well, I just It's a really rude question, honestly. I I find it really offensive. Sorry. >> I didn't mean to be offensive. I just didn't know if you had any help from anybody else. >> Well, now their dad helps us, but this is he just got a special job out of town this weekend. He's a chef. >> It's cool. >> You don't like it over there. >> You don't like it over there where you live? Why not? >> Because Mommy's always being bossy and telling me to wash my teeth again and again. And they make me do homework. And whenever we have meals, and at school, and at nighttime, they don't let us out and the door is always locked and closed. And that's during the daytime, too, even though we're not grounded. I don't enjoy school and they just lock me in the room and lock me in the shower with my clothes on. >> They put you in the shower with your clothes on? >> Yes. >> Oh, no. Why? >> I don't know why. >> You don't know why? Okay. Are you hungry now? Yeah, what is your favorite food? >> My two favorite foods are chocolate and cheese. >> Chocolate and cheese? Yeah? Okay. What kind of cheese? You like cheese slices or blocks of cheese? >> I like both. >> You like both? Okay. You like like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches? >> Yes. >> You do? Are those your favorite? >> Yes. >> Yes. What about chicken nuggets? You like chicken nuggets? Me, too. Well, let me see if we can get you some chicken nuggets. How's that sound? Does that sound good? What do you like to drink? I know you have a little water here, but what else do you like to drink? Do you like juice? What kind? Like apple juice or orange juice? You like orange juice? Okay. All right. Well, that sounds good. Let us see if uh we can get that together. I like her. I like Olivia. That's cool. >> Yeah, Olivia helps me feel better. >> She helps you feel better? >> They do the two things that I only do things that I like at this house is Olivia and my books. >> Olivia and your books? Those are the only two things you like? >> thing is when whenever um I try to get food for myself because I'm never full, they take Olivia away. >> They take Olivia away? >> They whistle and they grab her by the neck. They throw her around. >> Who throws her around? >> Mommy and Daddy. >> Mommy and Daddy? When was the last time you ate? When was the last time you had dinner? Or breakfast? >> We had I didn't have breakfast today. >> You didn't have breakfast today? No? What about dinner? >> No. >> You didn't eat dinner? Are you sure? >> Yesterday I had dinner. >> Yesterday you did? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it's still early for dinner today. So, the last time you you ate was dinner last night? What did you have for dinner? Pizza toast? Yeah. Did you just have one? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. And your belly's still hungry, huh? Well, we're going to get you some food, okay? I'm going to get you some chicken nuggets, and I'm going to get you some orange juice, right? That's what you wanted, orange juice? Right, orange juice? Okay. And then, what else would you like? Do you remember meeting me the last time I came out? Do you remember? And I gave you my uh my business card? >> Yes. >> Do you remember that? >> It was an interview on >> That's good. All right. Well, we're going to get you some food, okay? We're probably going to run back to uh run back to the station, okay? And then we'll we'll talk some more up there, all right? I've got a couple of my friends that I want you to talk with. Are you cool with that? And you can bring Olivia, and we'll eat, and we'll just hang out for a little bit. Is that cool with you? Okay. >> You can go see Luna, but we're going to take the baby and hold her here, okay? It's not a choice. >> Can I Can I hold >> But there's no >> Yeah, do you Do you want to hold? Is that okay? >> Yes. >> Okay, that's perfect. That's a great idea. Here, sit up in the grass over for me, buddy, okay? >> I don't know what's going on, but it doesn't feel safe. I don't know you either. They just said Ivy over there, and like they wanted to hold the baby, but I said no, like I'm not comfortable >> Officer Archer? >> with anybody holding the baby. >> Officer Archer? >> Archer. She just wants to see her real quick. >> Where are your shoes? What happened to your Would you like a hug? No, thank you. What's been going on? Do you want to talk to Daddy? Daddy's been on the phone. We've been very worried about you. Mommy has been very, very worried about you. Buddies and sisters have been worried about you, too. You were sitting here and talking. Hey, it's been more than 3 hours since you ran out. You ran out without having breakfast or even saying good morning to Mommy. You just went to the bathroom and went out the back door. Ivy, say good morning to Mommy. Daddy, she can hear you, and everybody else can hear you, too. >> You've told the police that it is time to tell the truth, okay? It is time to tell the truth because every time that you've told talked to the police before, you said something other than the truth. And I don't know what you said so far, but it is time to tell the truth if you haven't already, okay? >> Okay, I believe that you ran and hid because your feet hurt, but other people have been talking about worrying about you being hungry, so that means you had to tell somebody you were hungry. Well, you know you had oatmeal in the house. Okay, well, you had to have talked to somebody, okay? And like where we just want to make sure you're safe, okay? I think that's what Daddy's trying to say. I think he's trying to make sure that you're safe because Daddy's worried that you're going to eat something that you're allergic to because other people think you're not eating food and you have >> Listen, you're you're going to be placed under arrest, okay? We're selling the glove. >> What? >> All right. Relax, sir. >> My baby! >> They're okay, they're >> My baby! >> They're okay, THEY'RE WITH THE >> NO, NO, MY BABY! >> THEY'RE OKAY, they're okay, ma'am. >> My baby! >> Here, let let me get the keys from you, okay? >> Do you have anything on you? No, my baby! >> from you. Here, let me just let this go. >> My baby! >> Hold on a second, ma'am, okay? The kids The kids are okay. Don't scream, don't scream. They're okay. All you're going to do is upset the kids. You're going to make THEM SAD, OKAY? HAVE A SEAT IN THE CAR. >> NO, MY BABY! NO, PLEASE WAIT UNTIL THEIR DAD GETS HERE, PLEASE. >> THEY'RE OKAY, MA'AM. >> PLEASE, NO! >> THEY'RE OKAY, MA'AM. I'LL GET >> NO, MY BABY! >> SLIDE SLIDE YOUR LEGS IN, PLEASE. >> MY BABY! >> SLIDE YOUR LEGS IN, PLEASE. >> MY BABY! NO, SHE NEEDS HER SHE NEEDS HER STUFF, HER MILK. MY BABY! >> THEY'RE OKAY, MA'AM. >> NO, SHE'S NOT OKAY! MY BABY! >> [crying] >> THEY'RE OKAY, THEY'RE OKAY, MA'AM. >> MY BABY! >> ALL RIGHT. TAKE A DEEP BREATH. I I YOU'RE STRESSED OUT. OBVIOUSLY, this is a stressful situation. But, what is it exactly that the baby needs that from the house? >> Everything. She's pregnant. >> Everything that doesn't answer my question. So, we're either going to go to the station, or if there's a specific item you just mentioned formula. >> Yeah, she doesn't have formula or diapers or anything like >> Okay, and you have all that inside the house? >> Yes. >> And you're willing to allow us to go inside the house and get those things? Ma'am, that's a yes or no question. You're Ma'am, ma'am. Listen to what I'm saying. Ma'am, you're willing to allow us to go inside the house and get those items? Yes or no? >> That's 115, female on board being advised 36887. >> Nickanol, Nikki Torres, was arrested and charged with child neglect after police said her children were being deprived of food, locked in rooms, and subjected to harsh punishments inside the home. Investigators later stated additional medical neglect charges were likely being added to the case.
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