My heart's racing. >> I'm putting it out. >> Okay. Yeah. You can't have any types of fires with yard waste or anything. It's only for cooking. You can actually see the smoke from clear down on the other side of town. >> Really? >> Yeah. Yeah, that's what kind of guided me in here. >> I'm sorry. >> I'll put it out. >> Okay. You happen to have your ID with you? >> I don't. >> All right. >> Um, >> do you know your social? >> Yeah. Let Let me go see you. Okay. I'll go get my ID. >> Okay. >> Hang on a second. >> All right. Sure. >> Alo, how we doing tonight? >> How are you? >> All right. Is she on her way back out? >> She's out here messing around. I didn't know she's starting a fire. >> Okay. Are you the homeowner here? >> Yes. >> Does she live here? >> Yes. >> Okay. She was on her way back out, >> I think. So, for a safety check, >> check up. Clear. >> How you doing? >> Not too bad. >> Fire department. >> Negative. She's working on putting it down on her own >> here. not to be doing that. >> Yeah. >> Next time she listen to me, >> but you know, starting a fire to burn the neighborhood down versus a loud exhaust with >> Yeah, >> it's you kind of go for the worst thing. >> All right. We don't need to have any any fires in the neighborhood. >> No, >> you're allowed to have a cooking fire, aren't you? If you look >> You're allowed to have a small cooking fire. Uh but you know, burning yard wasteland. I told her I could see the smoke from going on the other end of town. That's what led me here. >> She get a ticket. >> What's that? >> Does she get a ticket? >> Not for this time. As long as it's, you know, probably have a couple more buckets of water on there to quit it from get it to quit smoldering. >> Yeah, I'll get a shovel come out here. I'll get it out. >> Okay. What's the address here? Actually, >> 864. >> 864. >> Yeah. Won't >> Okay. Central 304. Break for a Oh, well, also the correct address here. Go ahead. >> All right. All right, Miss Hill. >> Yeah. >> Um, are you aware that you have a warrant out for your arrest? >> No. >> From Fairfield County? >> No. >> Okay. Are you behind in child support for anything? >> I am. >> I don't have a job right now. >> That's why they they want you to come talk to the judge and evidently you're not >> a 40. >> I did go one time. >> Okay. Well, they've got a warrant out for you. Okay. So, >> okay. So, now what? >> I'm good right now. Well, my dispatcher's checking with Fairfield County to make sure that it's still a valid warrant. Okay. >> And with that, you would have to go up to the regional jail. >> I have to go to jail. >> Mhm. >> I've never been to jail. Am I able to get out? Like, what do I what? >> Uh, it depends on what the bond amount is from Fairfolk County. We'll be able to get to that next step. Usually, for at least for Athens County for child support, there's usually not any bond. She'll have to go to court, won't she? >> Mhm. >> Probably Monday to go to court. >> I have to be in there till Monday. >> Mhm. >> If there's not a bond. >> Oh my gosh. >> Okay. Is there anything? You have anything in your pockets that you want to pockets? >> Okay. >> Is that your phone and stuff there? Do you want to take your phone up with you? Wait, you have it when you get out? >> I don't have service on it, so. >> Oh, okay. All right. >> All right. Let's go ahead and walk over here real quick until we get everything straightened around. >> Feels scary. >> Yeah, the courts take these kind of situations rather rather seriously. >> My heart's racing. >> Is that why you didn't want to let me know who you were? >> I don't know my social. >> Okay. Did the cops issue papers for safety check? >> Let me check. Claire, what was the bond on that warrant? >> Did they say no bonds must appear? >> Yeah. What was your question? Sorry. >> See, um the cops issued papers for warrants or come through the house for warrants or something like I'm always hearing it. But when I had court, I got papers um issued to me for court. >> Mhm. And I went to that and then um and do they issue does the cops come to your house again for like >> do they have your updated address here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. That would be between you and the courts on what they decide to do. >> Oh, okay. >> So, and also that there's no bond on the warrant. So, you would have to stay until you're seen by the judge. >> Am I allowed to take ibuprofen? I have an access to, but I was going to go to the emergency room in the morning for um and take an ibuprofen to help me not be in pain and to see it also. >> That's something that they would be able to help you with at the DJ. >> Okay. >> I'm still waiting for like spring and summer to get here. >> I know it's it's rained so much, man. >> And for the last day of May and I'm wearing a long sleeve shirt that >> Right. Right. It It's really really not the normal weather that we used we're used for. >> Yeah. Just unfortunately today you sent smoke signals for us to come check it out. Here we are. New York. Yep. They do want you. So just going to slide these on real quick. You got nothing in your pockets to be concerned about. Okay. The best way is to put your hands together like this. >> My hands are so dirty. [Music] Let's go ahead and have a seat. 7304. One female 215. >> All right. Everything in there. [Music] [Music] Hello this morning. [Music] Thank you, sir. Back up against the wall right over there. Yep. Here's right there. Thank you.