What about me? Go ahead and step on that for me. Somebody you have anything that's going to hold me stab me or anything like that? What's your name? Miranda. Miranda. How do you know him? Mom. Okay. Can you tell me? >> Say what? >> I have a warrant. Where's >> your name? >> Hold on a second. >> The officer mentions a warrant. For anyone watching, yes, police have to confirm identity and details, but notice how vague it feels here. That confusion, it fuels the suspect's panic. Right. >> Yeah. Search here. What do you think? playing. >> What did I do for prostitution? >> Yes. What's your name? What's your name? Miranda. Do you have anything on you that I need? I can take care of All right. You have nothing on me. I just search the back seat of my car. The classic, "What did I do?" line. Almost every suspect says it, but officers already have their playbook ready. >> I'm just going to take this off. Right. May I have a cigarette, please? >> We'll get you one and you get to talk to somebody. All right, let's go. That's ours, too. But this is out of here. So, let's get the get the car out. Good. All right. Ask them if they call. >> Hey, Justin. Uh, we're going to make the call and everything like that. Correct. on the radio. channel two or channel two or channel Can I ask you guys a question? >> Hold on. At 345 central, we have an adult female in custody. A case number and copy of female transport. 370 3. >> We're doing a transport uh 100 block of Main Street to uh Mason Drive. >> That was my starting point. My end point is based I don't know if they wanted to be just you know they don't want I don't know if they want radio or not I've never done radio Miranda uh do you know your rights you have the right to remain silent anything you say anything You you say it can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you can afford an attorney, one will be able to provide it for you. Do you understand the rights I just wrote to you? Do you understand that? >> Did you say yes or no? >> No. >> All right. All right. That's good. How old are you? You're born in ' 94. What school did you go to? How long you been at Daytona? Say what? Miranda writes textbook stuff. But here's the catch. Even if you don't fully understand them in the heat of the moment, once you say yes, the court assumes you do. Wild, right? Three years. >> How do you How do you >> I want I want to get your name first. What's your What's your first name? >> Miranda. >> Miranda. What's your last? And uh what's your date of birth? 94 number 46. You should put it under your >> Is that you? >> Can you show me how with uh 3 November 45? And then can you copy a uh name and date of birth out of Florida? >> Last name is first name is Miranda Mike Romeo Alpha November Delta Alpha. Miranda, have you ever been charged with prostitution before? >> Let me uh >> CH will go to CH needs to go to um Hey Justin, you got your computer up? I'll send her the C to you. 46. >> Well, we're going to go. So, what's going to happen now is we're going to go. >> Can you uh I don't want to see we're we're almost to where we need to go. Just hold on a second. And can you send it to 3 November 23's screen, please? Appreciate it. >> What? Yeah. They're going to let you smoke a cigarette. So, you're going to you're going to go talk to some people in 3 November 23. They're going to they're going to talk to you and ask you some questions. So just be honest with them and and uh you know we can we can figure this out. Uh probably my daughter. >> How long have you b been battling addiction? >> 3 years. What's your drug of choice? Heroin. Now she mentions her daughter. Suddenly the case isn't just about her. It's about a child waiting at home. The stakes just skyrocketed. Well, unfortunately you made a deal with um with someone that we know and it's how it how it works. You have any cigarettes in your purse? We'll see. them over here. Come on. Step on it. real quick. She's going to switch. >> These people that are about to come talk to you. >> All right. You got anything on you need to know about? I mean, right down to nothing. No money. Nothing up here. >> Got 10 cents. What was it? >> What is it? The case number. >> Hold on. Yeah, we did. She said it. >> Hey, do you remember the case number? >> Yeah. for the transport. I I don't know. >> What are you Were you wearing a bathing suit or is there What is that right there? >> No. Stop. Just tell. >> Why are you all wet? That's not a question you expect mid arrest. But hey, sometimes real life police encounters sound like bad improv comedy period or something. No, I promise. That's cool. >> Nothing else. for me. The paper [Music] I let that [ __ ] fly away. >> What's the time to Johnny car? >> What time is it now? >> What time is it? >> Huh? 113. >> Oh, you >> Why would Why would you do that? >> Miranda, what? >> Uh, all right. I'm I'm done. Hey, just get a Heat. Heat. from uh it's a valor like I said female in 773 I'm sorry. Like I said, people make mistakes. Uh it's not too late to turn around. All right. How old is your daughter? 19 months. I'm sorry. Along supposed. What? The van. The van. The van. Yeah, that's it's at the It's where we're going. >> Yeah. Before you get to the jail, they'll let you go. Who do you want to call? I think so. Yeah, I think uh I'm not sure about that. Maybe we usually don't do anything with the bombs cuz it's already, you know, preset. We don't have anything to do with it. When he gets to the jail, the judge ends up call the judge.