Call your sister to get my money so I can go to my sister's house. I'm not playing. >> I gave you $20 on your gas. >> You did not get emergency. What's up? >> Sorry. Go get something to eat. Obviously, he never left. I just told Olivia when you guys were leaving, I heard somebody yelling at Shory. So, she said, "I'll do a spin through Holiday in." She said she didn't see you. >> She guys left. I told my mom I'm going to the store. >> Her mother called me. >> Okay. [Music] My business. Send my bread. >> Hello. >> Hey. Hey. >> Not call. >> I called Kira. Kira's not answering. She says, "I know this number. I just said my phone call to call >> fault." No, I need to get my money. >> This This is a situation. >> Mhm. >> The store still here. I send them $20. I don't have my phone. I cannot call people if I don't have my phone. If my sister don't know the number, she's not going to answer because she does not know the number. >> So, I'm trying to give my mom a call. >> She's not answering. That is my phone. I cannot access my phone. So therefore, I can't send you any funds if all the funds are on my phone. >> This is the other phone I said I bought him. But since phones are a civil matter, I mean, you literally just gave me your phone. >> I want my money, bro. I'm trying to get from around here. I want my bread. I want all that money I spent on you this whole week. I want my bread. >> The toaster over was 1999. I just, >> I'm not talking about just a toaster oven, bro. You know what the [ __ ] I spent? I want my money, bro, so I can go. >> So again, I would need my phone. She called my sister. I cannot call my sister without my phone. She does not know this number, bro. I can't do anything. It's out of my hand. >> Okay. Can you just step over there for a second? >> My phone. >> So, you're aditting this is your phone. You can't have mine. >> I bought that phone. >> You did not. You broke two other ones. >> You don't have a job to buy my phone. >> So, why do you have an Android? >> They said phones are still my phone, bro. >> Phones are still a matter. >> Give me my phone, bro. >> Hey, where your son is at? Is that property? >> What? The other Is that It says in town. This is in town suits, right? >> Yeah. >> Is that your property where the sign is? >> Yeah, >> it is. >> You sure? Hold on. >> Yeah, I swear that was on. So, where he's standing at right now, that's your property? >> Yeah, I'm going to say so. >> Okay. >> Give me my phone, bro. >> Phones are still >> Give me my phone, bro. >> This is his phone. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. >> Don't resist. You're going to go on the ground. >> Don't resist. You're going to go on the ground. You understand? >> I'm not even on the property. >> You will go. You will go right on the ground. >> You will go right on the ground, >> bro. Put my phone on my phone. >> Go grab my phone. >> If we If we search him and her phone is in, let's phone her. >> That's not her phone. >> That is my phone. I have the receipt on your phone. I'm just letting you know. >> Hurry up. Right here. >> You have anything that's going to poke me or stick me or anything like that? Why your stance? All right. >> Oh, we actually have two. >> No, you don't. No, you don't. That's called glasses. >> You got shorts underneath here. >> Have drugs in there. >> Okay, hold on. No, no, no. Stay. Stay. >> I was just going to pull my pants down. >> Just give us a second. Out of jail. 10. >> Oh yeah. >> 4298 10 hours. >> 10. No, don't worry about it. 10fold. >> Yeah. Smooth. I'm not resisting. >> No, you're good, buddy. You're good. Better put these pants down so I can mix the shorts. Okay. [Music] I don't want >> Yo, can I get my phone? >> I have numbers in my phone, bro. I need my phone. >> I don't need you calling. Oh my >> I didn't block her. >> Can you bring me my phone? Call her in front of everybody. >> Can she bring me so I can make a call before y'all take me? Y back on premises. >> This is the property. >> I'm on that property right now. >> In town suits upstairs. >> Come on, bro. I'm standing. >> Come on. Come on. >> 2 minutes. Can I get two minutes? >> I'll roll down the window for you. All right. >> Say no. I can't even get 2 minutes, bro. >> No, >> I'll roll down the window. Go ahead. >> Are you going to roll down the window, please? >> I got you, bro. >> You want to get her on a statement? >> Yeah. Um, she's in the office. If you want to get her on a statement really quick. >> Um, yeah. Where is her phone at? >> Where's her phone at? >> I go 18. >> You show me with one bravo mic. 1015. Hey, officer. >> What's up, bro? Can >> I get two minutes? >> I got you. She's standing over there right now. Give me one second. All right. >> All right. >> What do you need, bro? Is Is your phone over there with her? >> She has my phone, but I don't want my phone. I just want to talk to her. Get me out. >> Okay. I didn't want to like make this on purpose in just like I can't even get to the store. So, it's kind of like >> um >> Hey, can someone move their car for the first time? >> Yeah, he didn't call us. >> He's coming the wrong way. >> Um >> do you have numbers for him? Like his phone or whatever? >> I have his phone right here. I just need to find mine. Can I just call my phone? It might be in that bag that he has right there. >> That's fine. >> I just need to call my phone. Make sure I can get my phone over there. Yes, please. I'm gonna call it right now. I had the same phone number for 10 years. So, give me five seconds. My fingers are freezing. I'm about to go into a unic. God damn. Did that sister be aggressive? I just had a really nice conversation with female officer. >> Annoying. >> She'sing me down. >> She's waiting. You took my internet I bought. >> Yeah. >> Flash over here. I'm trying to see. >> All right. Hey. >> Yeah. >> Do you want to talk to him for 2 minutes? >> Yeah. I just need to see where my phone is and then I can Oh. Oh yeah, I'm pressing charges. This is destruction of property. Look at my pump that he said he didn't have. >> Do you want to talk to him for 2 minutes? >> Yeah, I was going to let him know 15. >> This is the phone. >> That was the one that was on the floor. >> Hey, I'm leaving in 2 minutes. Thank you. >> The phone that I bought him is not my phone because >> Yes. I'm sorry. [Music] You'll be warm in jail. >> Do you have Do you have an ID? >> ID. >> Look at my phone. Andrew, this is what we need to talk about. >> Do you have Do you have an ID, please? >> What bread? What's bread? >> I spent all my money on you this weekend. >> Thank you. >> You spent money on your homeboy, >> bro. Can you write down a number and give me my number? >> Go to the Orlando police department. It was quick. Thank you. [Music]