What's going on, man? >> I'm not on anything. I got a warrant for my arrest, so I got to >> Yeah, yeah. Can you step out for me? You face the car. Put your hands on top of the hood. You got gloves? >> No. >> Yeah. So, listen. When I say don't reach, what does that mean? Right? With respect. What did we drop? A pipe. Right? What's that? >> It's just my wallet. I didn't drop it. >> I I understand, but when you're reaching >> I didn't reach for his wallet. It was falling out of the door, and I tried to grab it. >> You just got to leave it, okay? Do you have any gloves or something? >> Yeah, I can go get gloves. >> You have any like cash or anything on you? >> Just my wallet. >> Yeah. You have any bud or anything on you? I mean, it's no it's no big deal, man. I'm just asking that way they don't I'm just asking cuz if it goes to the jail, they're going to [ __ ] destroy it. >> Okay, no. >> That's why I'm asking. Well, you know, I I got to check anyway, so >> Yeah, I know. >> Yeah, man. I'll do that for you. Let me just finish what I'm doing here, all right? So, walk back to my car, and I'll figure out what your bond >> is worth. >> Hey, Rostro. You want me to take him for you? >> Yeah, if you don't mind. >> We'll go over here. Did you Did you double lock it? >> No. >> Okay. You said you wanted me to find out what the bond is? >> Yeah. >> All right. Do you know what it's for or >> Uh it's for fines. I paid five dollars. >> a traffic ticket or something? All right, man. >> Yeah, it's some paid fines and [ __ ] >> Yeah. Now, take a seat, and I'll get I'll get that handled for you, all right? >> All right. >> Hey, can I reach in for something? >> Hello. >> Hi, how are you? >> Just go back over here real quick. >> Oh, can you let my keys on top of the hood? Are they my house keys or what? >> Just the house keys? >> Yeah. Yeah, please. >> All right, I'll get them for you. >> Thank you. >> Do you have any weapons on you or anything? >> No, sir. You already searched me, but you can if you want. >> What's your name? >> My name is Crystal. >> Crystal, okay. >> Yeah, and he doesn't have to take my phone. My keys are on this side right here. And my phone >> Your phone's right there. >> Yeah, but I need my house keys. Oh, I'm sorry. >> Where is it at? Right here? >> Uh-huh. Yeah, he put it in there. >> Okay, go ahead and have a seat for now. I'll grab your house keys. >> Oh, he said that I could have my phone. >> No. Hey, Crystal. >> Yes, sir. >> Which one's the house key? Which one's the key to the car? >> Oh, I have it in my pocket. >> Oh, do you? >> Yeah. >> Which one? >> And this one right here. >> Oh, that's the one. Just the ignition key? >> Yeah. Why? >> I think it's going to be towed. I don't I don't know who's going to pick it up. >> Yeah. No, well, he said that he was going to go text the guy >> See if he can leave it here. >> Yeah, cuz well, I had asked him if I could move it, but he didn't let me. >> Okay. >> Yeah, so um You got it? >> You want to try and grab it or not? >> I can't, but I can move it if you >> Yeah, I don't >> Oh, okay. Like I said, cool. I don't want to He always told me like I didn't have to. >> Okay, so this is the key? >> That's the key to the car, and then those are the keys to the house. >> Put those in your pocket. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. Those are you going to leave in there? Or you know what? >> Depends what he wants to do with the car. So, the tow guy >> Yeah, cuz he said he was going to tow Well, he said I couldn't have my phone cuz I had called my daughter, and she was going to try to come for him, but she was with her niece and nephew. So, they're just going to see what she was going to do. What if she could come, but my phone started ringing, and he already had me in handcuffs. So, I don't know if I can do that while y'all are doing >> Let me talk to the deputy. I'll see what he wants to do. >> Yeah, just so it doesn't get towed, because he's on his way from Modesto. So, you know, or maybe, you know, they'll let him wait right there for, you know, >> I'll talk to him see what he says. >> Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> And it's not just a couple hundred dollars right now. Thank you. >> What's up? >> They paying like 280 280 dollars for fines now right here. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> They pay you or >> Yeah, that's well, they don't pay you, but they that's what they pay back for your fines. >> Oh, okay. I got you. >> 280 dollars 280 something dollars. >> Hey man, that ain't bad. It's better than what it was before. >> Yeah. In that case, I'll be out today. >> Yeah, I doubt you might just stay tonight. I mean, way things are now, I mean, you think some of them you stay like 2 days and then that, you know, covers the cost of whatever it is and they'll just let you go. Yeah. So, it ain't bad. But, I'll be right back, all right? >> Is somebody coming to get the vehicle? >> Well, I can sit all this stuff while you find out. I can find out if she is or not. But, I know that he said that he was already coming from the district attorney. So, I said that I can call him. She called me whenever, but I already had the handcuffs on me. Remember when he pulled you in? >> He said that he was going to call the district attorney today. >> Thank you, Jeremy. You got the keys? >> Yeah, he's he's in there and he's going to get >> Who's coming to pick up the vehicle? What's your mom's name? >> It's not my mother, it's my daughter. Her name is Nayeli. >> Nayeli? >> Yes. >> She's got a license too, right? >> Yes, sir. So does my son, yes. >> All right, perfect. Maybe he just want to hang out, all right? >> What's up? What's up? >> Oh, yeah. >> What we got going on, brother? >> What's up? >> What did you do? >> What did you supposedly do? >> No, I just tried to >> I just try to take it to the social worker. >> Okay, you got your advice. >> How much did they give you? How much did they pay you on your 5-day visit? >> Let's go. >> You don't know what they're doing right now. >> Yeah. >> I know they were paying an hourly or something like $12 an hour or something. I don't know. 59 or 60. >> Yeah, I think it was like $280 a day. >> What is this? What is this now? >> Osborne. >> I mean, so you got any open cuts or anything or anything like that? >> Yeah. >> No. >> All right. >> Do you need to use the soap? >> Do you need to use the soap? >> Max. >> LA County. >> No. >> Artesia, I mean, Artesia never never grows. Hasn't changed since I grew up there, either. So. >> You're on supervised release, too. I just got off of it. When did you get off of it, too? >> No. I'm in January. >> I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. >> Yeah, as long as she finds >> You get a fine? >> Yeah. >> No, I'm going to go to medical there, though. >> What? >> It's over with the custody papers. They do the whole thing regarding the custody of the children. They bring them in. >> Huh? >> I don't know. >> You never been in for them. What this is is a uh >> Yeah, see you over there. That would be okay. We're just going through the motions. That's F2 the name of the building. F2 monster. All right, let me You mentioned it before. What's up? Yeah. I've been here a few times now. I'm just trying to get used to it. It's a little bit different Artesia than what you're >> Oh, yeah. I know that. But they're all this Let's tell you what, you'll get a good feeling here. >> Yeah, I know. They usually just