Got somebody coming to the door. >> Hello. Is Cody available? >> Yes, he is. >> Can I speak with him, please? >> Hey, Cody. >> Hi. Good morning. How are you? >> Step out here real quick. We talk with you. >> I'm just going to have you turn around real quick. All right. And put you in handcuffs. All right. Just going to be detained for now. >> All right. Cuz you do have a warrant out for your arrest. All right. Everything's fine now. Just relax. >> He's got a warrant for his arrest. >> As soon as we get this, we'll explain it. >> What's his >> He's got a warrant for warrant. >> Yeah. >> As soon as we get them secured, we're 1012. Can you confirm? You know what it's about, Cody? >> Um, I'm not 100% sure. >> What do you think it's about? >> I'd rather not. Maybe answer some questions. That's >> okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, right now he's just detained until we have it confirmed. You want to sit down in the >> Yeah, that's >> Yeah. You had deputies knocking at your door. How old are you this morning? >> Uh, 26. >> Okay. So then you could explain to your parents if you want >> about what this is about cuz you're an adult. >> That's fine. >> Right. >> Mhm. >> Can he change into Where does he go? Is he going or something? >> He would go to the Penllis County Jail once they confirm it. We have to confirm the warrant first. >> We go with him. Nope. >> No. Be nothing for you guys to do. >> It's a felony warrant. So he's going to be seeing a he's going to have to see a judge. So, >> you I need to get up or >> No, we'll wait until it's confirmed. Okay. If it's not confirmed, if they say it's canceled, take the cuffs off. You go back in and do what you got to do. But if they confirm it, then you're going to come with us. All right. >> Okay. >> You were trying to contact us. >> Yeah. We deputies showed up here about 4:00 this morning knocking on your door. >> 4:00 this morning? Why 4:00? >> Because the warrant came out around 3:00 in the morning, so they come out. Well, he picked us up late from the airport last night. >> Yeah, I seen you on camera. The >> license plate readers that we have. We seen your vehicle. The Subaru. >> That's mine. Yeah. >> Yeah. Seen the Subaru last night about 1:00 in the morning driving. So, >> yeah. >> Oh my goodness. This is horrible. >> Can't really get my inhaler, too. >> Oh, yeah. Where's your >> It's on my It's up in the front seat. There's two. One's empty and one has stuff in it. has your name on it. >> My inhaler? >> Yeah. >> Does not. No, >> none of them have have names on it. >> We're just going to get his license out of there. His license and his phone. That's all we need. >> You do have a bond on this warrant. The bond is $60,000. So, you would be responsible for about 6,000. It's 10%. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Any clue when he would get before the judge today? Uh, >> if it goes to that. >> Yeah. I don't know if it'll go to the It depends. Depends on how busy they are. >> Yeah, I'll take that. You got his phone, too. >> I don't know if this is full or >> It says in the back. >> Where's your phone? Is there a prescription for that or? >> Yeah, >> I have a prescription for it. >> That's fine. Yeah. >> Where's your phone at? >> My pocket. Well, >> I didn't search him yet because it's in my phone pocket. >> You want to come inside? >> No, we're fine. Right here. We appreciate you guys being cooperative. >> Yeah. >> Coming through contact a lot of people that are only hurt yourself. >> Yeah. Reason we just detain people like that right away because some people have the tendency they want to run. So the minute we make contact with him, it's just a detainment. He's not under arrest until they confirm it. >> Until they confirm a warrant, >> the warrant. >> So our dispatch will contact our warrants division. They'll confirm the warrant, make sure it's valid. >> How can you just put a warrant? I don't know. >> I'm sure he's well aware of the situation, but since he's an adult, he can explain why he's here. >> You have a general understanding, right? Why? >> I know it's not answering. Don't say anything. >> Just for to let your parents know. >> No, don't say anything. >> Well, we're I'm not investigating the case, so it has nothing to do. So, >> everybody, >> I guess. >> Yeah. >> Trying to help you guys out so you guys have an understanding. >> And you can look it up. Just go under Penllis County Warrants. It's on public pages. finger. >> Can you stand up so I can get his phone for a second? >> Sure. >> Yeah. >> This is kind of a deep chair. >> I'll get it. I'll get it. I'll get it. >> I don't have Rob's number. your boss. >> Oh, by the way, >> you got nothing else? >> No, just my phone. >> I just got out of the shower. Yeah. >> 1 2 3 5 6 >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 >> 1 2 1 2 3 4 >> Yeah. Why are you calling now? >> I'm not calling. >> Uh I say I don't have it number. >> Did you just take a while to confirm it or no? >> No, within 15 minutes actually. It's pretty quick. So, you're just you're not arresting him. So, will you pick him up later today or soon as he sees the judge? >> He has to see a judge. So, >> he get an attorney, though. >> Absolutely. >> Mhm. >> And like I said, he has a bond, so he can bond out. It's just he has to see a judge first. >> And you don't know if that'll happen today. >> I'm not sure what time they do felony court. I know they do misdemeanor court and felony court. One's at a certain time, the other one's at a certain time. >> Most likely today. >> How would we find that out? >> You could call down the courthouse, but I'm sure as soon as you see the judge, you'll be able to make a phone call. >> Yeah. >> Cuz what's happened with I have to call a transport van [clears throat] take him into custody. I fill out paperwork, then the van will pick him up. They might pick up other prisoners along the way. So, it gets to be another hour before he even hits the jail. Then he has to get processed through the jail process. So it's it all depends on how many people are getting arrested and the vans, you know, they picked up for our agency and some other agencies. So >> this is 49th Street. >> Yeah, it be 49th Street. >> You sure you don't want a jacket? >> No. completely acceptable. End up taking anyways. I'm going to check my computer screen real quick. Sometimes they post it on there. They won't 83 alpha. I see that it is confirmed in the call notes. 104 10:15 when adult male um not It's in my text. If you just look all the way down, it's in there somewhere. >> All right, stand up. So, they got confirmed. All right. >> All right. >> All right. Love you guys. I'll see you guys later. My phone. >> Anything else? Anything. That's all you got. >> I'll stand in front of you so you don't fall. >> All right. >> You're all good. >> Thank you. You guys, >> we don't need to unless you you have a question about anything. >> I mean, we can't tell you what it's for. It's up to him if he wants to tell you or allow us to tell you. >> You want us to tell you I'll seat belt you in when once we get you in there. Thank you. >> He was taken into custody without incident, but the case itself reaches far back. Investigators later confirmed the alleged offense occurred on December 1st, 2016 when he was 19 and the victim was between 12 and 17 years old. In the years that followed, a civil stalking injunction was filed and the case continued through the court system. He ultimately accepted a plea deal that reduced the charge to child abuse. He is now serving time in custody until February 2026 with several years of probation expected afterward.