All right, man. So, it looks like you got at least one warrant out of Collinsville Police Department and you've got another warrant out of an agency in Indiana, but I don't know if that one's going to be any good. >> I don't have a warrant. >> Okay. They're going to confirm and make sure that you're the one that is listed on there. Um, you are revoked though. So, right now you're in custody for that. So, I'm going to to search you. Uh, I'm going to read you something before we go any further. Okay. >> Okay. Well, I need to get something out of my truck. >> Okay, let's talk about everything after I read you this. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be held against you in court. You have the right to have an attorney present with you while you're being questioned. You can attorney want to be appointed to represent you free of any cost to you. You have the right to stop answering questions at any time. Do you understand those rights? With that in mind, do you wish to speak to me? >> No. I'm Yeah, I'm not doing except I do have an open beer. >> Okay. So, it's just an open beer. That's I'm not overly concerned about that. Okay. Anything besides the open beer? >> No, but I need there's a brick thing in there I need that I have for Indiana. >> Okay. >> That I I blow into four times a day. >> Okay. Is it like part of your court order or something? Okay. Any drugs of any kind in the car? No. Any weapons of any kind? Okay. Um you said there is an open beer in the vehicle. Okay. Where is it at on the truck? >> Middle C. >> Middle C. Okay. Any other open alcohol in there at all? >> Okay. All right, just walk up here to the front of my car. Just keep your feet apart for me. >> Where are you from originally? >> You live in me a >> Did you get a ticket in me? Oh, okay. And where did you say your little brother lives at? >> Okay. I think I I think I might have passed this truck the other day and there was a guy that looked just like you that was driving it, but I was going to a call or something. So, you might have got a pass the other day. How long you been living? Where you from? >> Yeah, that where you live at Fort Collins. I say one thing, it's a lot colder out than I thought it was. up here. Yeah. Yeah, we'll get it for you. Don't worry. Is it in your bag or where is it at? >> Oh, you said four times a day. So, what every 6 hours? Well, it's 4:00 in the morning. It's 10:00, 5:00. You should do roofing it looks like for Okay. Do you have a shirt underneath here that has a pocket in it at all? No. I know, man. I believe you got to treat everybody the same. You know how it is. I don't know you. You don't know me. Okay. If you just want to hang out with him while they're confirming those. He said he's got an open gear in the truck. So, we're going to I'm going to address that. Go ahead. I'll start trying something. Heat. Heat. Just like stomach medicine or Okay. Heat. Okay. Yeah. I don't I didn't Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Is it is your breather thing in this backpack? Is the breathalyzer in this backpack? This thing. Okay. Heat. What the hell? Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Is that a 2hour parking sign? >> I'm going to leave it. I just want to make sure that wasn't a no parking sign. I was I'm just making sure that I can leave it here legally without getting us in trouble as well. The plates are valid. Yeah. So, the reason I stopped you is because John is suspended and has a warrant for driving suspended. But then when I get up here and you're like, "Well, I'm Ricky, but I'm revoked." And then I go run you and you're revoked and you have warrants that still be is a problem, you know? So, Yeah. I'm not sure if I lock these doors. Are these keys going to unlock it again? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Some of these vehicles I know you lock them and then you can't hardly get back into them. So keep these. Put him in this. What do you just blow in your thing, drink a couple beers real quick, and then hope you're down low enough before the next time you blow up? >> Oh, two days. my whole life. Like I tell her I uh I got some DUI cuz I lost my son at 32 years old. >> Oh my god. I'm sorry. I >> Yeah. Um the last thing I'm going to do here, I'm going to make sure that this is not like a I mean it's it's to you, but I'm not going to leave a controlled substance in the truck. >> It's not. >> Okay. Yeah. I saw the what? Anything as old as typically a stoic pill. So, I'm just going to verify that. Um, and then I'll get a bag. We'll bag all your property up. You'll go up there. It sounds like your Collinsville warrant is a conditions of release and then I'll give you conditions of release for the driving revoke ticket that you'll get. But, it sounds like the warrant out of Indiana is valid. So, you're going to have to go to Madison County Jail to be held for whatever charge. understand that because I started until February 11th. >> Uh, it looks like it said it was for a violation of like your probation or conditions of probation or something like that. >> So, I'm not I don't honestly I don't know any more than that. That's going to be between you and them to sort out once you answer for that. Okay. So, give me a second to check on this and then we'll get you out of here and get you up to the police department. >> Do you need these? Like, do these need to go with you? >> There's three of them in there, but I can get rid of them as the police department. I just don't want to leave your prescription in a truck that's unattended. But if you don't need them, I'm not going to bag them at your property. We'll just be having a prescription. >> Okay. Welcome. So, you don't want the keys to go with you to jail, right? Cuz you want your son to go and get his truck or brother. Make that work. I don't have any of these bags. >> Do you have some with you? They're usually the only one that has bags in their car. So, >> yeah. Anything other than small would work. Yeah. I'm not going to tow the truck. He come >> He can come get it anytime. So, if it was your truck and you were fine with leaving your keys in it, I would leave it. But since it's not your truck, I don't want to leave somebody else's vehicle unattended with the keys in it unlocked. And then somebody comes along and seals it and now it's my problem, you know? So, no. So, you're going to be released on conditions. So, in Illinois now, um, after the safety act, depending on what your charge is for, they will you can be released. That one you're going to go to Madison County jail for and then Indiana will come get you. Take Yeah. And or they might do some type of video court or something like that and then you'll be released with a new court date presumably. But I don't know how Indiana does things so I don't want to promise you something like that and then it not happen. up there. [Music] Yeah, I'm not charging with the open beer. If you're if you're on probation for alcohol related offenses, a charge for open alcohol is probably not going to be used. You were honest with me. Yeah, I'm going to keep your keys in my car and then I'll put them in like safe key thing up there. That way when he comes in if he can show us ID and it needs technically it needs to be your son which I know he has a warrant. >> So he's in Chicago anyway. >> Your son's in Chicago. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Well, if your brother is able to come in then. >> Okay. If Jimmy can come in, then we'll make it work. So, >> and you're going to ride with me. Save everyone that headache. Heat. Heat.