Officers respond after reports of suspicious adults passed out in a car with a baby inside. >> Hello. How you guys doing? Everything all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay, so I'm called and it looked like you guys were passed out and all that. >> I was. >> Did somebody look like they were passed out? >> I was, cuz she was crying just now, but I was passed out. >> Is everything all right? >> Yeah. >> We're all right. >> Were cops out with you yesterday? >> Yeah. >> What happened there? >> So >> Huh? >> So >> So >> Oh, okay. >> We were at the beach. We come down from the beach and stuff. >> Do you guys have any IDs with you? >> I don't know. >> No. We told him that yesterday. I might need some more, but I have no clue where it's at. >> Okay. You guys been here for a little minute now. >> Right here? >> Yeah. >> I just thought the truck stop. I thought we were allowed to come here and sleep. >> Yeah, but since you guys were you're passed out and stuff, any weapons in the vehicle at all? >> Passed out? >> Huh? Any weapons in the vehicle at all? >> No. >> You guys got any narcotics in the vehicle at all? Do you have any narcotics on you? >> No, I'm just >> Any meth? [snorts] >> I think it's the water. >> Any meth on you? >> No. >> Heroin? Fentanyl? >> Have we done anything where like not supposed to do? >> No, so I'm checking because it said there was a kid here and I see a kid. I mean, the trunk's wide open. >> Well, because he was cleaning the trunk. >> I was cleaning up. >> You guys don't have IDs on you? >> No, I don't know. >> You guys smoke cigarettes? You have a torch lighter on your lap, that's why I'm asking. >> Yeah, I smoke cigarettes, yeah. >> So they don't have IDs on them? >> You can get a snake. There's a whole container by the town. >> It opened the container or what? >> I don't know. Looks to be vodka. >> Is that the empty bottle? >> The one that that one right there. >> Can you empty your stuff in my pocket real quick? One. You have plain view 31. All right, empty your stuff real quick. Anything on you at all? Any weapons? >> No. >> Here, come over here. Just going to check and make sure. I'm going to pull away from you. So I'm checking you cuz I can see you have marijuana in plain to be used. Don't reach in your pockets. THC right there. All right? Okay. So it's THC. Step to your left right here. Put your hands on the car. Put your hands on the car. You don't have anything on you, right? Put your hands on the car. If you move one more time I'm going to put you in handcuffs, okay? Okay, what's in that baggie in your pocket? Don't reach in. What's in that baggie? What's in that baggie, sir? I'm not going to ask you again. Okay. That looks to me like narcotics. What's in that? Hey, sir, put your hands on the dashboard. Okay, is that narcotics in your pocket? Okay, I'm going to put you in handcuffs cuz you're not answering my question. I can explain so I can really identify that as having narcotics in it. Well, it's the THC that's in plain view. Sir, put your hands on the dash. I'm not going to tell you again. Leave it on the dash. What's this? Set that on the seat. Set it on Set it on the seat. Set it on the seat. Sit right here. Sit right here. Sit all the way down. You're not moving, understand? Step out of the vehicle. Do it now. Step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, stay in the car. Get on your back. Do it now. Turn on your stomach. Do it now. Ma'am, stay in the car. Stay in the Stay in the car. Stay in the car. Ma'am, you're not complying you're not complying right now. What is that over there? A few baggies. Is that why you were moving around on me and not listening? Do you have any weapons on you? No, I already have a box. So you have it in your pocket with a lighter. I ain't going to take any time to change clothes and and let me go pee. >> You can put >> Let me go in the front of the car. >> You can come over here. Where's your baby? This way. >> All right now, we go >> You're not You're not going to You're not going to As soon as I become a search you, then you can go to the bathroom. You can sit over here on the curb. >> Can you please don't touch me? >> No, wait. No, right >> Sit down. >> Stop. >> Sit down. I'm not going to tell you again. >> I don't have to sit down >> Yes, you do have to sit down on the ground. >> I don't want to >> Sit down with her. >> Her back is messed up. Her [ __ ] >> I'm going to search your child for your safety. She can just stay here cuz she has a knife. She's not very compliant, either. She can just stay right there. He has narcotics on him in his pocket, and he has narcotics up there, so I can see THC and paraphernalia, so I know. No, not the Sir, look at me for a second. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand these rights? You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand these rights? >> No. He just searched my person, and if I >> I don't have anything, honestly. >> I'm asking you questions. Do you understand that right? >> What did I do? >> No. >> There's a problem. >> No, I want to search him before cuz he has a knife in his pocket. He has a needle in that pocket right there, so >> Hey. >> He's already got resistance, so We're going to bring you here cuz I don't know if you have narcotics on you, too. >> Well, I don't. >> Hey. So, he just read him his Miranda, okay? Did you understand those rights? >> No. >> He said no, so he's not going to get questioned at all. He's just going to get what he gets. I don't know if the baby want to get up or She says she's a peewee. Can you search her? She has something in her bra, for sure. They both have knives on them. >> It's a lighter, man. I've done holding that. >> Okay. All right. >> Stop reaching your pockets. >> I'm trying to get that away from me because I don't know who the [ __ ] that >> Search that guy's pocket. Stand up. Stand up. Come to the front of the car. Here, I'll search you. Just watch him right there, all right? Face the car. Spread your feet apart. What? >> don't you just let me talk? Why is it guilty till proven innocent? >> Listen to me. I do not want to get stuck by any needles. Do you have anything else on you? >> I didn't say you were junkie. >> I just woke up. >> You're wide awake when I walked up. As you were saying. >> just woke up. You can look at the cameras except for her. She was awake with the kid. When you dragged me out the car the [ __ ] needle and that came with it. That means somebody >> Stop moving. Look forward. Look forward. >> You put me like this. >> Look forward. >> I can't. You're laying me on my face. >> Looks like that. >> I'm not resisting. I'm sorry. I'm not resisting arrest. What are you doing this? >> I don't even have anything. >> Okay. Over here. >> You're not free to go by the way. You can go to the bathroom there. >> No, she >> Would you please loosen my left >> way. >> Why are you not answering me? >> Because I >> Please I >> We're stopping our narcotics, okay? >> Not on me. When you dragged me out that came with it. It doesn't mean it was mine. >> Sit back here. >> Sir, please God. >> Swing your feet in. >> I don't want to go to jail. Why? >> Swing your feet in. Resisting. Swing your feet in. >> resist. If I turn around I'll swing >> Seat belts on one side. >> All right. >> Yeah, I know. I saw the four cider on him and he kept reaching the whole time. Stand up, sir. Here, come over here, sir. To your right. Over here. You on probation or parole? Probation? >> Yeah, parole. >> Out of where? Florida? >> No, Virginia. >> Where? >> Virginia. >> Virginia? Do you need any medical attention at all? He's good. That's I mean I'm going to give you a chance to be honest. What is this? >> Yeah. >> Is it methamphetamine? Meth? >> Meth. >> Okay. What's in here? >> Meth. >> Meth? >> Yes. >> You inject it? >> Yeah, I I take them >> You get your meth from him or what? Yeah, he he sold it to you or Did he sell you any today? >> No. Uh yeah, I I had it on >> What are you guys doing in Fairfax County all the way from Virginia? >> I I I don't know. >> You're in Fairfax County. I wouldn't recommend trafficking narcotics with you. When was the last time you used them? A couple minutes. No? Were you guys all passed out then? Anything in your shoes at all? You're going to the jail and anything that I didn't find going to be a decent felony charge, all right? >> Is there any way that I can like take a urine test? >> Not the second, no. Not right now, I'm sorry. Do you have a medical marijuana card or something? >> Uh probably, yeah. >> Okay. Did you buy any of that here in the county or you had that when you came down here? Okay. Just so you know, we know the backseat is clear, so there's anything that we find later, we know it's going to be yours, all right? You can sit on the curb right here. Yeah, but I don't know you I don't know where your kid goes, so you can sit down right there. I'm going to have to put you in handcuffs, so you sit down, that'd be great. No, because we have other things that we have to do instead of just standing with you like a babysitter. You sit down right there, or you're going to go in handcuffs. It's It's your ultimatum right now. You were sitting down earlier just fine, so. She won't sit down, so she wants someone to stand with her the whole time. I heard her request. Between the seat where his hand was. Bunch of knives. You don't use uh drugs at all? Okay. Are you allowed to be around your child? That was for sure what came out of the male when we were pulling him out. When he walked up, he was concealing his hands the entire time, and we're trying to pull him out, he was not getting out for long, and we pulled him out, and that popped out. And it's under his feet. And the older guy said that he gets it from. Concealed carrying a weapon while possessing with intent to distribute, it could be, yeah. More values. Ma'am, stay over here. No, right here. Step over here. I'm not going to tell you again. And I'm telling you to stand right here in the shade until she's done. Over here. I appreciate that. You all right? >> I just want to know why she's not speaking. >> I'm not letting her. >> Oh, you're not letting her? >> Yeah. I know you want to speak to her, but I got >> I just felt like she was being real god damn different and trying to blame whatever on me. >> She's not saying a word. I still want to talk to her. I want to figure out your side of things, but before I do that I have to read your rights again. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand these rights? All right. Are you on probation or parole? >> I am. >> What are you on? >> It's like first offenders, basically. I got community services. Like I just got it. >> Okay. >> I haven't had time to do no [ __ ] I couldn't find nothing on my person. >> I could tell from when I walked up I could tell you were under the influence, okay? That wasn't nervous. Bro, I I just walked up. You didn't have time to get sweaty, glassy eyes, slumped over. Then what's the needle in your pocket? Cuz Don't don't tell me it fell out. It was I saw it taken out of your pocket and you took it out and put it on the ground next to you. Which is almost tampering. I don't believe you. Okay. So who does open the car then? Your girl? Look, I'm I'm telling you right now, okay? The more honest you are with me, the better it will be for you cuz right now you're lying. You saw me search the car, right? I already found everything that's in the car. Is your girl a basketball player? Is she able to throw it right into your pocket while you're being pulled out of a car? You weren't getting out of the car. You've been in that car for how many days? Where were you at yesterday? Where did you guys sleep last night? So where were you guys at the day before yesterday? 3 days ago? Okay, so So far that's 3 full days. Listen to me. 3 full days you've been in that car and you're telling me you didn't see a lick of narcotics. >> I mean I don't know. I might have seen some narcotics down here and there. >> So, what did you see? >> weren't mine. I don't know. Sir, I'm being as honest >> You You already told me you were a user. You're on probation for drugs, but you don't know what you saw in the car. What was everything under your feet when you're sitting there in the passenger seat? >> know. Everything that's in that car does not belong to me. >> Who does it belong to? >> It's her car. I don't know. >> So, it's her stuff? >> I don't know if it's her stuff or not. I'm not saying that. I'm saying it doesn't belong to me. >> You guys live together? >> No. >> No? How long have you guys been together? >> Like a couple of weeks now. >> Okay, so that's not your kid? >> No, it's not my kid. The baby daddy's in a mental hospital. >> So, you see how it's very hard for me to believe about everything you're saying right now, okay? >> I'm being honest. >> And without you being honest with me, I can only go based off of what I see. Cuz I know you're lying to me. What's in the car? >> I have gotten high, but I don't have any drugs. You didn't find none on me. It's not my car. You didn't find nothing on me. When I seen it, I told you I seen drugs. Then I told you we didn't have >> No, you said y'all knew what was there. >> Okay, I said I might have seen drugs after that because you said come on, man. I was like, all right. So, I might have seen some >> So, what did you see? >> I didn't see anything. I just woke up. >> All right. >> I'm serious, man. >> All right. Are these your shoes or his? >> His. >> His? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I know you already talked to me a little bit, okay? I'm just trying to get this cleared up so we can get out of here and not sit back here forever. What's the last time you saw him use? >> Saw him use >> Last night? Where did you guys use at? Where did you get that? >> Here. >> At this gas station? >> Yeah. >> And at our parking spot still? >> Yeah. >> Do you guys both inject? Or he injects too? Where does he inject at? In his arm? >> Yeah. >> Was he planning to sell when he was down here? Like that's a quite a bit of meth, I get. >> I mean, I can't >> Yes. >> And that's how uh everything everything everything was supposed to be bought >> So, that was supposed to last you guys the entire time you were here? >> Until you what we eat. I am. >> Jobs? >> I have jobs. >> Who up? Yeah. >> The little girl in the car surrounded by needles, meth, and open vodka was taken [music] by DCF on the spot. As for the mother, Chloe, she pled no contest to felony [music] child neglect and walked away with five years probation and $919 in fines, which has not [music] been paid since. Less than a year later, she was arrested again for violating her probation. Chloe's boyfriend, Dakota, [music] was charged with meth with intent to sell, drug paraphernalia, and obstruction and got nine months jail time, then was arrested again after failing to show up for [music] court. Julian faced similar charges and walked away with four months jail time.