Uh-oh, they're coming for you, Sharon. Run, run, run. >> me. >> They want Reggie. >> What's up? >> Well, we're here for you, ma'am. Definitely here for you. >> Well, why? >> We're uh waiting on the detective to get here, but we have uh with all the information that we do have, you have a warrant for your arrest. >> They're teasing me. They have to be teasing. >> Ma'am, we're not. >> Oh. >> You can turn back up. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. >> No, you're okay. >> I'm so sorry. >> Yeah, go ahead and go home. Thank you. >> I don't understand. >> Yes, ma'am. So, you're under arrest. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, what we're going to do is we're going to put you in handcuffs, okay? >> Can I take my doggie and get my husband? >> We'll get We'll get the doggie. >> You can go and get your husband and we'll get your dog taken care of. >> That's all. >> Well, you don't have to do that. I'm not going to >> I got to still put you in handcuffs, ma'am. >> Here, let me have this. I promise I will not hurt your dog in any circumstances. >> We'll We'll do it in the front, okay? >> If you're going to do it, do it in the front, please. >> Do you have any personal identification? >> I didn't do anything. I don't know what they're doing. >> Well, you got to tell me something. What's going on? She >> She has a warrant. >> For all the For all the information that we have, >> A warrant for what? >> For her arrest. Well, I'm going to wait on the detective who can come explain to you just everything in just 1 second, okay? Do that real quick. What's going on, Sharon? >> I don't know anything. >> I'll have the Mr. Reggie I'll have the detective come talk to you in just 1 second, okay? I got to make a phone call. Okay? We're not in any kind of rush. Just give us 1 minute. I understand you're in the middle of your driveway. If you want to just step step by the truck, that's fine, too. Yeah, in the shade. Just give me 1 minute, okay? >> Mike 10-37. All units for 10-12. Return. >> You can take a seat for me. >> Need a hand? That's all right. You didn't do that. It's just a thing. >> The woman in custody is 66-year-old Sharon Neely. Well, that was actually her fake name. Her real name is Deborah Newton. She once held a spot on the FBI's top eight most wanted parent kidnapping [clears throat] fugitives list. She allegedly abducted her own daughter, changed both of their names, and disappeared in Florida for 42 years, but was finally caught by Marion County Sheriff's Office deputies.