321 134 John Zeber boy 2038 John Zeber boy 2038 What's your name? >> Curtis with a K. >> K U R T I S. >> Yeah. Hard bottle. H A R bottle. >> This This thing's crackling. Were you hammered down or something? >> No, it's got a I don't know. It's got a hell of a mist in it and it's falling apart. >> I got you. What's your date of birth, man? >> 12081. I don't have a license, so you know. >> Okay. >> 1340 Tomington, Ohio. >> 120 of 1981. Is this your house? >> Yeah, you said that. >> It sure is. Yes, sir. Sorry. I'm not trying to be rude. >> No, you're good. Okay. Where's it out of? And go ahead and confirm it. See if they want to send me for. >> Okay. You know, you have the warrant out of Brown County. >> No. I I >> You want to finish that piece of pizza real quick? [clears throat] >> Yeah, please. >> Okay. You going to give me trouble tonight? >> No, I'm not. I'm giving you no trouble. >> Okay. >> That warrant thing. >> Well, we're going to have to get it taken care of tonight. >> I know. I know. That's >> I'm going to be nice enough to let you finish the pizza. >> I was just trying to explain to you what was going on with it. >> Okay. Uh, basically the officer told me they'd subpoena me or sent a warrant and uh, I wasn't living here at the time. Me and her were having problems. Well, I guess they came to serve the warrant here and not my address. Well, I I went to court for a different driving under suspension OVI. >> Okay. And when I looked up everything, it said that that was dismissed and it went to grand jury on November 6th and it was all dismissed and blah blah blah. And I So I'm someone I'm reporting probation. I've been reporting to my probation officer and everything. So >> I just didn't know what was up with it and didn't ask them is all that was about. >> Okay. >> But yeah, I know I do need to take care of it. >> Well, this morning is going to be the day, but I'll let you finish that real quick. Just >> I know. I'm sorry. And >> is there anything illegal in the car? >> Uh, no. >> On your person. >> Without reaching? >> No. >> Don't want you reaching. >> Trying to remember what's in my pocket. I got a pocket knife and a pair of pliers. >> Okay. Were you working >> on my car in the garage? Okay. I just went up to get some breakfast. All right, go and hop out with me without reaching for anything. Don't Don't give me a hard time this morning. All right, >> I promise you I'm not. >> All right, go and hop out with me. >> I [ __ ] scared of death anyway. >> You're good. All right, walk to the front of my patrol car. >> Don't want my kids seeing this [ __ ] going down. I'm sorry. What was that? I said walked in the front of my patrol car. I was trying to figure out what was on below your seat there. >> What was it? >> Huh? >> What was it? >> I don't know. It looked like a maybe a toy or something. I don't know. >> Man, can I grab a drink, please? Real quick. >> A drink? >> And you should ask? >> Yeah. Walk up there real quick. I'm right behind you. No. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. All right. Good. [snorts] >> Window up, too. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Are you going to knock on the door and let my wife know what's going on? >> If that's what you want me to do. >> I don't want my kids woke up. >> Okay. >> And see it, but I do want her to know. >> Okay. >> Um >> [snorts] >> I was trying to figure out what that was. >> Oh, that little kids thing. >> Yeah, >> it's a eraser thingy or something for pencil. >> It was just me being nosy. >> Uh, can I There's nothing in my There's my lighter and cigarette. Can I throw them in the car? >> We'll do that up here. >> Okay. >> Oh, and I may need to make sure that she gets debit card with me cuz that's the only form of payment we have. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. Palms together. There's nothing illegal in the car, right? >> No. >> Stand right there. Don't move. Oh, sorry. >> Since I'm in cuffs, can we just go to the back door and I'll open it and leave it open so I can tell my wife? >> I'll tell her. >> I just don't want to knock and get my dog barking and wake my kids up. They're priority awake. >> Yeah, there's probably a good chance that they're flashing lights. 1342 check weed in this pocket. >> I'm okay. I have him secure and quickly pulled into I believe his address here >> here. He said just weed. >> Yeah, just weed and a pack of papers, I think. pocket >> and a lighter in that pocket. >> What time did you smoke tonight? >> Last night or this morning? >> About what time? >> Uh, probably 10. >> I'll just make sure it was just my own. >> Yeah, >> probably going to leave that here. You can't take that into the jails, obviously. >> Right. >> That just for weed? >> Yeah. >> Not going to find any meth. >> No, you're not going to find any math. >> When's the last time you done any of that? Just THC pen. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What time do you hit those? >> 4. 8 or 9. Be careful that knife. It does come open in my It comes open in my pocket all the time. >> Thank God. >> I appreciate that. I think that's all in my pocket. It's always got a bunch of them in there. >> Yeah, like I said, I don't want to keep using all the new ones whenever we get them or when we get those. So, I'll just take them out and empty them in the garage and reuse them out there. I'm just going to throw him back in this spot. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> I don't want to accidentally pull your pants down trying to shove them in there. >> Look how fast you pulled in here. I thought you were going to take off on foot. >> No, I was like, man, it's too early in the morning for this. >> Give look at me real quick. Stick your tongue out. >> Huh? >> Figure it. >> Up, down, side to side. >> What? >> Stick your tongue up, down, side to side. >> That's weird. >> Some people like to hide stuff in their mouth. >> Yeah, you're fine. >> And if you have dip in your mouth, I don't want you spitting in my back seat. [laughter] >> Go and have a seat, my man. You're not going to let me try and wake her up. >> I'll wake her up. >> My dog's going to bark. >> You got my wallet, right? >> Yep. It's right here. >> Okay. Make sure she gets that. >> You want her to have the whole wallet? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay. Is your ID in here? >> I don't have one. >> Okay. >> Can she have everything else that I took out of your pockets? You want her to? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. >> What's her name? >> Her name is Cheryl. >> Cheryl. Okay. Hello, Cheryl. >> Yes. >> Okay. Your husband. >> I'm sorry. >> Your husband shoes on. Step out and give her Okay. 13. >> I'm okay. Yeah. Yeah. Here in a second. Um my kids window. >> All right. So, he's got a felony warrant out of Brown County. He hammered down on 134 and then 321 didn't just turn and pull in driveway here. Uh so he's going to Brown County off of that. He wanted everything that was in his pockets to go to you. So here's all that. There's nothing sharp or anything sticking out. >> Okay. >> But so that's where he'll be. He wanted you to know. >> Should be. >> You got anything for him? Anything for me? >> No. I don't know if you see the word. Yeah. >> Okay. Well, no. I literally all I know right now I haven't I haven't even looked at my computer yet. All I know is that he has a phone anymore. So, >> okay. >> Sorry to wake you up. >> Yep. All righty, sir. Since you are in handcuffs in the backseat of my car, >> 1342, where you clear on that? >> Right. They want me to 74 Brown County, >> right? Okay. Okay. >> I'm going to read you your constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before asking any questions and have a lawyer present with you during questioning. If you're unable to pay a lawyer, want to be appointed for you prior to any questioning if you so desire. If you wish to answer questions now without thought of lawyer president, you have the right to stop answer any time. You also have the right to stop answering questions at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Okay. >> How old's your daughter? >> They're uh they're 11. >> Both of them? Twins? >> Yeah. >> I bet that's a handful. >> You don't even have this one. I only got a seven-month old at home, so hair in my hands. >> Appreciate that. My baby be I'll be honest with you. Love you. >> Love you. >> Be good in school. Go >> sis. I love her. >> Anything in the car I need to know about before I look in there? No. Yep. >> Did this handcuffs tighten up on you? >> Oh, yeah. >> I thought I heard them clicking. >> Yeah, they did. >> Doesn't hop out. >> Move a little bit more and then it click some more. >> Well, you're going to have to hop out. I'm not going to be able to squeeze in. >> All right. I'll just keep them a little loose. Again, I don't really feel a need to crank them down. I don't think you're going to do anything. >> It wasn't until I leaned back and sat against the back that I was like, "Oh, shit." >> All right. Yeah. So, the only substance substances that you've used was marijuana. >> Yes, sir. >> That was earlier tonight. >> I'm all right. Yeah. Okay. >> I'm good to get in. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'll throw that seat belt on if you don't mind to hold that like you did earlier. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> [snorts] >> Keep the door. Beat the door. 1340 >> 134 >> the vehicle and signal 6's belongings going to be released to the RORO in their driveway. I'll be in route to Brown County beginning 46818 46 818. Okay.