The officer responds to a caller who witnessed someone catch a red fish and put it in a car. Huh? Good. Speak English. No. Where are you from? Haiti. You have fish? Where? Where? Go ahead. Okay. After questioning the fisherman, he admits to having a fish in his car. The fisherman called a friend to help translate. I I asked him, he caught a red fish this morning and put it in his car. I need to get the red fish from him. Tell him that I need to get the red fish from him. If he gives me problems, he's going to end up going to jail. Okay. The fisherman agreed to take the officer to his car. It is closed season on red fish in this part of Florida. The fisherman opens up his trunk and unwraps a red fish. What? Okay, listen. So, this is a red drum, right? You saw saw it. It's red drum. Look. Catch and release only. Zero bag limit. Catch and release. Zero. Zero. You can't have them. Can't have them. Okay. Okay. That's what the guy told you. You can't have them. He told you that. You still kept it anyway. Hey, talk. Oh, can you hear it? Yeah. Hello. Yes. Okay. So, the fish that he caught, he can't keep. It's illegal. Okay. So, so I give him a ticket for it and he goes to court. So, but he can go back and fish after I give him this ticket. Okay. Tell him that the guy told him it was illegal and he kept it anyway. The guy told him when he when he caught it, the guy told him that it was illegal, but he kept it anyway. Tell him to tell him I need him to sign needs to sign the ticket. He's got to go to the St. Lucy court on this date right here. Sign right here. question. Okay, go ahead. that it was illegal and he took it and put it in his car instead of in his cooler. So, he knew better. He just kept it anyway. Mother, hey, have a good day. Okay, don't catch any more of those. The fisherman received a citation for harvesting a red fish out of season with an estimated fine of $500.