So, this guy's going to FBI most wanted list because this is him. But he still changes [ __ ] >> January 25th, 2025, Lady Lake, Florida. Sergeant Michelle Bilbrey is out on patrol when she spots a vehicle that she believes has a fake license plate and initiates a traffic stop. What she doesn't know, however, is that the man she just pulled over is one of the FBI's 10 most wanted fugitives, [music] on the run for over 2 years. >> Sorry, I'll take it. I didn't know what was going on over back there or not. >> You're good. >> Okay. All right. >> That man is 60-year-old Donald Eugene Fields the second >> [music] >> and is wanted by the FBI on child sex trafficking charges and should be considered armed and dangerous. Officer Bilbrey, however, knows none of this. >> Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? >> Uh I don't think so. >> Okay. Uh So, whose truck is this? >> Joe Michaels. I I'm an employee. >> Okay. So, this tag does not come back to this vehicle. This tag's not assigned to any vehicle. >> Well, I don't know that. I'm a If you look, uh I'm a construction guy. So, I do all hands-on construction. >> as the driver of the vehicle, you're responsible for it. You have to make sure that it's legal. >> I don't know all >> Which is why I'm going to ask you for your insurance and your registration as well. And she's Okay, great. Is that your license? >> Out- outdated ones. She don't find it probably in a second. I got it. >> Okay. Do you have a Florida license? >> No. >> No. Where do you live? >> Florida. >> Okay, so look, you don't All right, so you don't have registration, you don't have insurance, and all you have is an out-of-date driver's license. >> it. No, my driver's license is up today. >> Okay. >> This is my old driver's license. >> that you have. It's an out-of-date. >> Um I mean, we could call the owner the old owner of the truck. >> And the tag that's attached to this truck does not belong on this truck. And I'm going to go check the stickers once I get another officer here cuz it doesn't look right to me. It looks odd. I'm just going to say that. So, okay. >> I'm just driving. >> Do you have your ID in your wallet, your valid ID? >> Yeah, no, that's that's the only one he has. >> I don't Okay. >> All right. guess we're going to look it up. >> hang tight for me. I'll be right back. I yeah, I didn't want to look at that. Yeah, that's what I thought. That sticker That's yeah, that's what I thought. That tag's not attached. >> Returning to her patrol car, Sergeant Billbry radios the details of the expired Missouri license [music] back to dispatch. The ID is valid, so when a communications officer runs the name Walter Long through state and national databases, [music] it comes back clean with no warrants because the real Walter Long had no warrants. Only problem is [music] that this is not the real Walter Long. However, as Billbry examines the expired license, she notes the person pictured on the ID looks to be at least a decade younger than the man in the truck, and the red flags are beginning to pile up. While the ID is being ran by dispatch, the officer moves to get the VIN number off of the truck, and more red flags appear. >> Huh, no bands. No finger nails. Open your door. >> All right, sir. >> That's the one white truck. >> It was a It was a red truck. There was the operate with the >> It was the towing truck. >> Okay, what was There's other places you wouldn't have been in that. >> I know that. >> All right. So, we're going to have to find it on the vehicle. I need a VIN. >> Right there. >> Okay. >> Do you have any weapons in your vehicle that I need to be aware of or anything like that? >> There could be, yes. >> I don't know. That could be cuz I always got a gun, but I don't know if I brought it. I tell you I won't touch nothing cuz I'm trying to tell you what I got. I didn't know. >> Sir, I asked you that earlier if you had any weapons in the vehicle, and you told me no. And now you said I could have a gun, I don't know. >> At this point, the officers know the driver is hiding something major. He has an expired out-of-state ID, which doesn't quite seem to match his age or face. The license plate on the truck is registered to a different vehicle. The registration sticker [music] is fake. The vehicle's VIN number had been removed, and Field says he's not sure if he has any weapons in the car. Another officer takes a digital fingerprint scan from Fields, and as the officers are discussing the case, the results come back. >> Can you step over here more? Step over to my door. >> Yeah. Unknown caller. >> Hello. So, um this guy is on the FBI most wanted list that this is him, but he's he's going to change his [ __ ] description. >> Well, it's odd that the tattoo on his leg he said was burnt off. >> For the first time, officers now know who they're actually dealing with, Donald Eugene Fields the [music] second. And although the fingerprint scanner has made a positive identification, officers now look to match his physical description to that on his 10 most wanted poster. >> [music] >> Most notably, the large tribal tattoo on his right shoulder. >> Mr. Wong, one more thing for me. Can you turn around and lift your shirt show this officer your back, please? All the way. Okay, you can put it There you go. That's good. No. >> Oh, that's all right. What do you want to do? >> Come on. Put your arms back. >> Put your hands behind your >> And then put your hands behind your back. >> What? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. All right. >> All right. Stop [ __ ] pulling on my arm. >> on my arm. I'm not pulling nowhere. >> Back the [ __ ] up. >> Stay back. BACK UP. >> DON'T [ __ ] TOUCH AT ME. >> Stay back. Stay back. >> I HAVE A BAD BACK SURGERY, TOO. I HAVE A BAD BACK SURGERY. >> Good for you. Stop yelling. Unless you want to go to jail >> Shut up. I'm from Missouri with a lovely warrant. Shut up. >> Exactly. >> Shut up. I'm fine. >> Are you going to calm down or do you want handcuffs? >> She's fine. >> You're calm? Good. Thank you. >> Here, as Fields turns into the sunlight, you can see exactly what officers saw that day, an unmistakable match. The physical markers, combined with the instant fingerprint data, confirmed that these local officers had seen through Fields' elaborate lies and uncovered his true identity in real time. And by doing so, have just captured one of the FBI's 10 most wanted fugitives. After initially pleading not guilty following his arrest, 61-year-old Donald Eugene Fields II officially changed his [music] plea, and on the 9th of April, 2026, he pled guilty to one count of child sex trafficking. Fields admitted to accepting cash, a car, a motorcycle, vacations, and gifts in exchange for providing sexual access [music] to a minor starting when she was just 14 years old. His final sentencing is scheduled to take place [music] in just days, on the 15th of July, 2026. The charge carries a mandatory minimum of 10 years, but given his extensive criminal history and his run from the law, he faces up to life behind bars. What do you think? If you were the judge, what sentence would you impose? Let us know in the comments, and thank you for watching this episode of Justice in America. Stay safe.