Good morning, Ashley. Uh can't you know I have to find your face you're going to have to get out of the van. I I think it's ironic that you're part of a scam that's telling people they have an arrest warrant and yet we have an arrest warrant for you. So, this morning we extradited back and Annie Ashley, 61 years old, out of Atlanta, Georgia. She's part of a huge scam that's been going on throughout our county and the country. It's being run out of two prisons in Georgia, Calhoun and Wheeler, where the inmates are allowed to have access or nobody's searching them to cell phones and iPads and they look up everything they can, especially here in Florida, and then they do the scam of you missed your duty, there's a warrant out for your arrest. In this case, one of our residents was scammed out of $15,000. We tracked 7,500 of that to Miss Annie Ashley's account. And then we tracked the rest of the money to three other accounts, maybe three other near-do-wells coming back here as well. Uh and our financial crimes unit is killing it. And for the county council members that support us, this is the results of how you fund us. When we're fully funded, we're able to do these things and go after these scumbags that are attacking our residents. If you're like our county chairman, you want these people to get away because you wanted to fund this. But beware of the scams, okay? As we said before, law enforcement does not call you to tell you that you missed your duty or there's a warrant for your arrest or whatever it may be. Hang up. And if you're scared, call us. And hopefully Georgia authorities will wake up and get off their ass and realize the scams that their prisoners are running. And most of these most of these people running these scams are spending a significant portion, if not all of the portion of the rest of their lives in jail. >> Check out this video. Drones holding black bags, dropping phones and drugs.