How you doing? What's going on? >> I'm just I'm just I'm just kicking her stuff out. Um we had a little bit of a DV situation. I just need her out. I just need her out at this point. I'm sorry. I I have >> Give us the rundown though. What you got? What you got? What you >> Okay. Okay. That's mine. You can take it out. It's cool. It's licensed. It's none of mine. >> I got you. >> I didn't use it use it or anything like that. >> Just give us the story. What happened? Start from the beginning. >> So essentially I got a DM from her today. She's accusing me of some [ __ ] that I didn't do. >> Okay. >> She told me that I don't tell you >> Well first of all, how long y'all been dating? >> Well we're not dating right now. Well we've been on and off for like 3 years. >> And she stay here? >> She was staying here for me right now with me right now. >> With you right now. Got you. How long was that? >> This was only for like a month and a half. >> Got you. Okay. Boom. So you got the DM. What's the DM saying? >> Pretty much saying that I I [ __ ] a girl that she knew and I didn't actually do it. Um I tried to tell her I didn't. Um she ended up throwing my [ __ ] >> Boom. So you got the DM. >> Mhm. >> What's the DM saying? >> Pretty much saying that I I [ __ ] a girl that she knew and I didn't actually >> Okay. What happened? Okay, but you know he's making it seem like you're putting hands on each other. He's making it seem like you physically engaged with each other. In an altercation. Like a fight physically. >> That's When I got back, he sent me a picture of showing me the TV and the PlayStation in the or in the Um she dumped more of my [ __ ] into this toilet. I pulled it out already. That's what right there. >> All the clothes? >> Yeah. I'm my dog used to >> My dog scared. Yeah, I got you. >> I'm sorry. Um we did get into a physical situation. >> What did you do that was so bad? >> Um I just held her down and I was holding her hands down like this. She's telling me that she thinks her life away. But you can go check her out. >> Yeah, go ahead. Just finish telling me the rundown. I'm listening. >> That was pretty much it. That was literally it. Yeah. I got I came back from work. >> So she put the TV in the in the At this >> I don't want to press charges. >> But it's different now because you guys stay together. We're here now. So >> She's not staying here now, though. She's leaving. >> She's been here a month, so she's established. >> She's established residency. Even though she's not on the lease, but in the state of Georgia, if you here over what, 72 hours or is it? >> It's okay. I can give him space. >> Yeah, I got you, but you put the TV in the in the in the tub. And you got like what, hot sauce and you guess it's all over all his clothes and stuff. >> clothes, shoes, [ __ ] Yeah. >> So you damaged property already. >> I mean, if that's the case, damage my property too. >> No. Y'all after I came home to all this. >> So that's what >> reaction of all of that. >> Um so >> The tub is in the >> The tub Yeah. The tub is in the I mean, the TV is in the >> shower. >> I got my >> My TV and my presentation. >> I broke it. He got some clothes by these What the [ __ ] is that? >> Yeah. >> Go ahead and go. >> All right. >> Yeah. It's a little different. >> So >> At this point, I just >> It's the I know that you live together, but it seems like those are his shoes. You're not the You're not the same size foot. Like those are his It looks like his sneakers. All her stuff is out there now. >> Hold on. Just hear me out. Just hear me out. >> Go ahead. And that's also his property. You know, so Yeah, you damaged it. You said anything physically that happened? >> Um at this point, I mean, not It was like just a scuffling. It wasn't anything to the point where like we were hitting on each other. >> No, no. >> It was more so just like pushing. >> Go ahead. >> And you said he held her down and she said your wrist your wrist is messed up or something. >> I mean that's what he just told me. I mean if that's what you said, it's okay. You can tell us. It's it's fine. He already kind of told the truth. >> I got you. >> How did the the physical altercation >> Uh when I got here my wife I spazzed out a little bit in the sense of just being upset about how my crib was. So she was still talking [ __ ] to me and she was saying me like stay away from her or she'll destroy my stuff and I was just like bro. So I spazzed out and I grabbed her and then I threw her down on the on the ground. No back and forth. No no punching or anything like that. Just more so holding her down. I'll take responsibility for that. I have no problem saying I did that. >> Okay. >> Uh I just want at this point my whole issue was just removing her and just I just wanted to be past that. I don't want it to go any further than that. I don't want her to have to deal with anything on that end. I just want her removed. That's it. That's the literal me. >> That's she lives here. >> Yeah. >> And we can't force her to >> Well, she's she's leaving. That's the thing. So she is leaving. That was after all this even before me getting over here she was already saying she was about to leave. But when I got here she was still here. So that was my whole thing. >> Well, she damaged your property. You are stating you put your hands on her. And then you called the police. >> Mhm. >> Um but you don't want to press charges and you and >> It was the initial Yeah, I don't think either one of us wants to press charges per se. I I can't speak on her, but I'm just saying as far as me. >> I think they're mad because they feel they're tied to this place. >> No, 100% I get that. >> No, we're not mad at all. >> We're just trying to get to we're just trying to >> Like usually it's you call the po- the police because hey, something's going on and you're going to be arrest and charges against the other person when the crime's been committed. The crime hasn't been committed. There ain't damage to property. And technically, I understand you're very upset and I get it. That's very expensive uh >> stuff equipment >> stuff you got going on, but technically you grabbing her is is a you know >> charge >> throw her down and that that's also a crime. Um >> You get all this right now? >> Yeah. I'm going to just detain both of you. >> Yep. >> And then we're going to go from there. And we'll we'll talk it out. Okay? All right. Just tell her >> Oh, we're going >> No, I'm just going to handcuff you for just a little bit for now. >> Okay. >> I'll talk to somebody else. >> I'm going to grab him. >> And >> Thank you so much, honey. >> I'm just going to put handcuffs on you until we figure out what's going on. Come on. >> Okay. >> You can take the bag off and you can leave it. It's up to you. Well, you can take you got to take the bag off. Take the bag off real quick. Just going to put these on. We're going to detain you guys until we figure out what's the decision. That's it. If we're being honest in this situation right now I got you. This is one that's messed up. If we're being honest right now this is a domestic situation. What she what she said. And you guys damaging each other's property makes it in the state of Georgia it's not an option where nobody can say they don't want to press charges or not. It's not that one of those situations. Once it's domestic So, he's about to call the supervisor real quick and see what he got. If you want, man, you can sit right here. You can sit right there. Both of y'all can sit down right there. >> Um >> Let's start it up. >> All right. Let's go. One second. >> I got you. >> All right. Yeah. >> I got you. >> Not bad. it. >> Worst case scenario today, just going throw it out, both of y'all going to jail. You go to jail for domestic domestic violence, damage to property. >> Okay, let me just say >> You go to jail today for domestic violence, simple assault. Domestic in the state of Georgia, nobody has an option to press charges. The state automatically presses charges. >> Okay, well didn't do anything to each other. >> It's too late. >> Oh. >> Y'all already told me that. >> Currently, they're going to be currently in 1250 water. >> Y'all already showed us. Y'all already told me. Even if you didn't say y'all got into the physical altercation, you probably still got arrested. You could tell me in the tub. >> What did he >> Okay, I have a valid >> I've never had any handcuffs put on me before. I've never been into jail before. I'm not trying to start no [ __ ] here. >> That's just the worst case scenario. You get both of y'all saying y'all good, and you know, that situation, totally understandable. Nobody's knocking that part, but domestic in the state of Georgia, that's they take that real serious. It's out of our hands to the point where we can't be like, "Oh, no, they said they don't want to press charges." But, the DA wants, if it's domestic, if it's nobody in the house who who did what, who's the primary aggressor, everybody go. And that way, when you go to court, you can plead your case, and she can plead her case, and then justice decides what's what. That's the only thing with domestic. Now, if it was just y'all was cool, she came over here to visit, and she tripped out, and you're like, "I'm good. I don't care." Then that's different. But, she's staying here, that makes it different. >> Okay, how many days consistently blood to be in for it to be considered >> You've been here long enough. 72 hours. You got clothes and stuff in right? Well, you had clothes. >> Which >> Oh, okay. >> Up on >> Oh, yeah. >> I'm going to social media community for them. >> Okay. What do you do? >> I used to be a tattoo artist, but not anymore. >> Okay. Sing? Okay. I believe you. Nothing wrong with that. It's all good. You can get a prop props for Hey, you can give people their flowers while they're Ain't nothing wrong with that. >> Sorry, sorry. I'm going to play some crazy TV real >> Got you. You good. Take your time. Everybody's cool. >> You know, you're not charging me for the DV. >> No, so we have to raise them. They're the investigators. They give us advice on what we can and what we should and shouldn't. >> Do you know who Detective Burgess >> Sounds familiar. What's she >> Detective Burgess? >> Yeah, that sounds familiar. >> I was hoping that y'all contact her. >> Where's she work? >> Uh she's in uh I have her >> If you grab my phone, yeah. >> I don't know. >> I know who you're talking about. Is it this car? >> Yeah, it should be that one. >> I'll probably have to call somebody to get your dog anyway. >> Are you I am going to be gone. >> I'm saying most likely. I'm not not denying saying that it's not possible. You know what I'm saying? >> Okay. >> For what's taking place. Is that yours? That's it? >> That's that's it. Um if I do have to go, can I please contact my job? >> Yeah, we'll make a call. We'll let you make a call. Yeah. Well, so we just wait. So, we just do everything at at one time. >> Okay. >> Come back in here. Sorry. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know you were >> That's sage right here? >> 26 >> Yeah, I just left the house. She just burned the sage, too. >> I was just saying anything sage that sage at this point. >> Yeah. >> What she says is unlike her. It's like he threatened at this time. Gray is notified. Not violent. >> Both of y'all most likely going to go off. If I had to say who's going, both of y'all. Cuz she did something, you both of y'all, cuz she something, you did something. That's what I'm saying. Hold on one second. 2606 radio. >> 2606 >> Radio, we have been advised we got two detained, one Asian female, one black male. But, um, to answer your question, I don't know, man. That's a good question. Cuz most of the stuff like after we just do we just do the preliminary stuff, the first the first bases. After that it goes to the court. The court decide after that. That's cuz like it says domestic, that's out of our hands. >> So, you said I can if I >> Yeah, once we get a second I once he get back and I'll let him let you make a call. >> Domestic violence goes on your permanent record, too? >> Correct. Yeah. Hardy? So, it's not up to me, it's up to him. This is his call. You can ask him. Yeah, I You can ask him yourself, but that's up to him. >> What is it spelled like? >> Doherty. >> Doherty, and what's your >> I'm Robinson. Mhm. >> Doherty like Shannen Doherty? How do you spell it? D O H E R T Y? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I do not need this on my record. Wait, if I have a DV then I won't be able to carry or anything either anymore? >> Probably not. They ain't going to take it. >> Okay. Well, he's like the officer that took the pictures. >> I I get it, but it's just the charge. You got those domestic Probably not. I would just You see, that's a good question. I want to know I'm going to look it up for you, bro. I'm about to check. She want to listen first. I got you, no problem. >> All right, so I spoke to the supervisor and I spoke to our domestic violence unit. Um Now, I was explaining to you that you put this PS4 and the television in the shower. And you're shaking your head and that you know you did do that and then there's hot sauce all over her sneakers. Um you know that's over $500. That's that's damage to property. Um that's most likely a felony. Um and then you you know I understand you're upset, but you know you you put your hand you're stating you put your hands on her and threw her on the couch. >> But I didn't hit her. I didn't >> Right, but it is still a crime to to touch someone else in that manner. What were you going to say? >> I was going to say >> 2601 already. >> 2601 >> Um at at this point you guys can >> Need a supervisor for two? >> You get to court and >> 9:00 back up. >> you don't want to press charges against each other and you kind of want to just explain it to them. They can handle it at this point. Um you got you guys are going to be in custody for domestic domestic violence. Um >> He wants to call someone for his dog. >> Okay, I need to call >> And his job. So This is his phone. We'll let him make a call too. So >> You're saying So you you say that she didn't hit you, but you're saying you're not hurt or injured. >> I'm not hurt or injured. It was all property. >> Are you hurt or injured? Cuz if when you go to I'm telling you what's going to happen. >> Mhm. >> You go to the jail. And my aunt to be honest, you know for being a domestic, you you probably going to have to go to the hospital, but I'm saying when you go to the Dekalb County Jail >> She might be able to slide in there and not for >> Right. >> Yeah. >> They're going to ask you if you're hurt or injured. Now, if you really are hurt or injured, like you don't have to hide it. That is >> Let us know. what we can >> do go that route and you go to hospital, make sure you're cleared and then you go to jail. >> Urgent available unit check if vandalism involved a common unit 301 301 Alaska Avenue Northeast. Any unit can >> I would say he hit you. That's what I'm saying. Were you hurt when he threw you onto the couch? >> 603 you can show me a 1251 F if you want to meet >> You should be out of custody already. >> I'll be out. >> No, I can't say that. No, no, I'm saying I'm going to go >> Where would you want to be? >> Um Oh, can you ID you first? Or in your pocket? Your purse? Top pocket. >> Can I get out of here? >> You get bonded out. Someone can come bond you out. >> I don't have anybody. >> But you got to stay in there. >> Okay. >> Until they release you. >> How long will that take? >> That part I don't know. That's going to be up to the court. Excuse me. Come here, buddy. He has to use the bathroom. Um >> Buddy. >> Come here, buddy. Come on. Come on, buddy. You I know you have to go. I'm so sorry, buddy. I'm so sorry. Come on. Come on. Come on. Yeah, you can pick him up. Excuse me, buddy. Buddy, come on. Four four people, is that okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I can if if you don't mind. I will switch for my 17. You're just going to flip your hand over right now. Yeah, just like that. What? Oh, I can't >> Just like that. >> Just tell me you had a family emergency. >> Or just blame it on me. >> Um You got a safe for your firearm? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. A place you usually put it? >> Um hey, Julie. Um I am I ran back to my house to take care of a family dispute and I am now in handcuffs and I will be being detained um until tomorrow probably. Um it's nothing crazy on the sense of what what you might think it would be um but I will not be in today or tomorrow. Um so, I'm just trying to uh I don't know right now. I'm just trying to figure it all out. Um I've never had this before, so I'm just really uh a little nervous and uh I don't know what to do. So, um Physically, I'm okay. Mentally, I'm not okay right now. Um Uh I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Okay. Um if anything, uh I'll know for sure. They said I I see a judge today. Um but I I think might not be until tomorrow. So, I don't know. I'm just trying to figure it all out right now. Um, so I will just try and keep you posted and let you know. I don't have your number saved. So, I don't know how I'll get in contact with you. Which where where are they taking you? I'm going to DeKalb County Jail. Um, and and like I said, it's I'll I'm about to write it down. And like I said, it's nothing crazy of what you might think it would be, but um, I will definitely keep you posted on everything. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry. >> safe for me, all right? >> I will. >> Okay. Call me back. >> I will. >> Okay. >> All right, bye. >> Bye. >> Was there someone close for the dog? >> Um, I'm trying to think who could pick him up right right Oh, let me see. [ __ ] my dad, probably. Um, he's in a wheelchair. So, I don't know how long it'll take him. >> Who's your emergency contact? >> He's one of my emergency. >> They'll let him in, man. They'll let him in downstairs. >> Well, here I I can give him my address. Oh, wait. I won't >> Yeah, it's to let you into the scanning box. >> Yeah. >> They'll be able to let you >> Hello, Baba. >> Yeah. >> Um, I'm in a situation right now. I'm about to go to jail. Um, um, I need um, so, I need to go to um, I need to do it it was a good one. And There you go. I'm not laughing at them. I'm listening. >> We're just trying to We're just trying to see what we can and can't do, you know what I'm saying? >> There's just you We're We're planning right now. We got two officers over here with me. Um, I have called them. I didn't realize I would be being detained as well. So, I need to just have you come check on my doggie. >> Now, when you go to court and you guys feel the same way, you're going to have your say. If he forgives you for the PS5 and the television and the sneakers and then you know, you forgive him, then they might dismiss it. They just might be like, all right, well, no one wants to press charges. But, the key's actually on your emergency contact of the leasing office? Yeah, that's true. To get the dog. Um and they know they know what unit I'm in. So, you should be okay to pick him up. You don't have your other I didn't give you a a key to open the door. What I'll do I'll just leave it unlocked for you. No. Oh, no. I mean it's just simply you got a firearm, you know. Give it a ramp style. The word is um get access up here. Okay. All right. All right. Um I'll I'll I'll give you more information. I know your number by heart. So, as soon as I get off the phone I'll call you. The phone call I'm not trying to have right now with them. Oh, okay. I could have mentioned she's about to go off on me. Um But okay, I'll um I'll I'll I'll call you later. Um but just um just head over here and get your belongings, please. >> You didn't even give her sister what was on my mind. >> And I'm going to be at the DeKalb County um police uh all right, the DeKalb County jail. DeKalb County jail. >> Where's that? >> Uh >> Down Memorial Drive? >> Oh, right on Memorial. >> Yeah, just ride it straight out. Yeah. >> All the way down Memorial into DeKalb. Into the Into DeKalb. >> It's going to be on the right. So, if he's coming from here, it's going to be the right Take it out Memorial. >> No, I understand. >> I'm saying if he leaves from here to come here first >> Oh, yeah, just >> it's going to be on the right-hand side, straight shot. >> Okay. All right. Okay, well, um I got to make a couple of two more calls before um they take me. So >> You have his number? >> I have his number, all right. Yeah. I'll um I'll call you once I get more info, okay? >> Do you have no friends or anything? Maybe >> Love you. >> Love you, man. >> I'm on your call. >> Looking for Chloe now. I'm on my way. >> Okay. >> I'm going to ask him. >> Do it. >> No. >> Um [ __ ] I should have called my mom. Um Cool. >> Uh where do you usually put this when you're not carrying it? >> Um so, it's a couple places I can't really uh So, weirdly enough, I'll put it in one of the shoe boxes up there. >> All right. >> Um just uh my speaker. >> Going to be in this one? >> Perfect. Thank you, Thomas. >> Um he was saying that I I'm going to get it taken out. >> Your license. >> My license? >> Yeah, he has a weapons carrying license. He He needs to be charged. >> Yeah, I mean, that's >> That's later. Yeah. >> That'll be handled >> later. >> Later on this once >> What you What was your question? I'm sorry. >> We got to dismiss you on top of doing anything. >> Correct. >> Is there anything you want to mention? >> That's the only thing you don't want to put on speaker. You might want to Cuz that's the only way we're going to be able to let you talk to us on the speaker. >> I have AirPods. Is Is that okay? You cool with that? >> What's that? >> He said talk to my mom. He wants to talk to his mom, but he don't want to talk to her on speaker. >> Is that your AirPods? >> Huh? >> Where are they? >> In in one. >> Right here, right here, right here. >> In that small cargo pocket. I appreciate y'all for being so patient. >> Uh you're welcome, bro. >> I just need one minute. This should be. I think so. >> Oh no, bro. I got it. >> Um all right. So, um please don't freak out. Um I am going to jail um for DV. Um DV domestic. >> And you've been here for like a month and a half? >> I'll give you I can give you more details. I can give you more details later, but um I'm detained right now and I have to go to court. Well, I'm going to jail first. Um and then I will possibly go to court later today. Um so, I will um keep you posted. Yeah, domestic violence. Um so, I will keep you posted um on everything. I I have your number. I know your number by heart, so I'll I will call you and Bala with more info on what's going on. Uh but I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Um It's It's not Calm down. Calm It's okay. I didn't harm you. Um just uh just know it it wasn't anything crazy. Um it's just how they have to proceed with things. So, even though it says what it is, it's it's not as bad as it it is. Um the officer's right here with with us. Um and or they're here with me. I mean and um they have um they told me that I'm I'm back at my house. I'm back at my house right now. So, um yeah. I just I'm going to be at the Dekalb County Jail. They said I might see a judge today, if not then tomorrow. I know. I'm I'm I'll tell you I'll give you more information once I'm here. I don't have a lot of time to talk but they got to start processing. So, it I promise you it's okay. I will be fine. I will be fine. I just need you to I just need to give you a heads-up so that you won't be blindsided later on. So, just just know I'm okay, okay? I feel like I'll be okay once I stand in front of the judge. Please please don't cry. It's okay. I promise you it's okay. I will keep you posted. You don't have to come right now. There's nothing that you can do at this exact moment. I'm just giving you the info as they're giving it to me. So, Dekalb County Jail is where I'll be and they have um essentially uh They said I might be there overnight. So, yeah. Mhm. Mhm. Um I'll keep you posted on anything. I promise you it's like I said it's not as bad. But I can't stay on. They won't let me stay till they process. But I love you and I'll keep you posted, okay? All right. They said they'll let me make a phone call. I just have to as long as I have the number saved. So, I'll be okay. All right. I don't know what time but once I'm able to call I will, okay? Okay. I love you. Stop crying, please. Stop. It's It's okay. It's okay. Stop, please. You're going to make me start. I know, but stop, please. I'm okay. All right, I love you. You too, buddy. All right. I'm sorry. Oh, um I think I'll be Oh, the Oh, only other person I wanted to call was um Detective Burden. To see if that was >> I mean >> If it's If I can't, then it's fine. I get it. Um I understand. >> I would I wouldn't. Yeah, I wouldn't. >> I mean, I can You want to just write his number down and you can >> Oh, she's uh I got her on her email already. >> Yeah. >> I have information on her permanent address at 1192 North Highland, 1192 North Highland. I got it. She was calling in reference to the same incident at the coffee shop in Reno. Direct the school of nail or beauty to the police location. >> I mean, you can write them the number down just in case. I don't know what about her, but I'm just I'm just in case. Um I don't really want that on the phone right now, as well. Um my third alias, my wallet. Oh, you got me. So, so, so, so the pockets. Um you can take that off. Whatever you need me to do. Yeah, whatever you need to remove. >> I understand. From the front here? >> Mhm. >> Okay, I see it. And I have my uh religious beads on underneath. I don't know if that's something you'll need me remove. >> I don't think If you want to keep those, I don't think that's going to be a problem. >> Okay. >> And if they do make you take it off You they I'm going to You're going to have your phone, too. They're going to put write your name on a bag, and that'll be your property bag, as well. >> Okay. >> So, this this You got your AirPods. >> Mhm. I can leave the AirPods here. >> Yeah. >> I'm just trying to think of what My other phone is here, my work phone, in this pocket. >> Okay. >> This front one? >> Yeah, this one right here. So, Yoji, I'm sorry, buddy. I can't take you out, but when Bobby gets here, I'll make sure he takes you out, okay? >> And wallet, and then you would just want your personal phone? >> Um yeah, I think that'd be the easiest thing to keep right now. So, and that's my keys for the house. Should I keep that with me, too? >> Uh this one? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And then >> Oh. Um that other piece of fob, I can add it to that, as well. >> You got to You want to take it out? This >> Mhm. You see this? >> On the back of the wallet? No, no. >> No, I got that one. >> You have 205 to mention as well, please. >> Okay. >> I'm going to put it in your pocket. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. 205 to mention. >> Where is it at? Oh, I see it. >> Signal 38 until 1900 >> And then oh, that other piece of fob, I can add it to that, as well. >> I was on my way to find the cat. >> This This one? Uh yeah. >> Okay. >> Until >> And you didn't even have to call them right, right? You did? Mhm. I don't know. I got to see what that looks like, but yeah. I don't know. >> My jacket? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Where is it at? >> Right there. The black one. >> You want them over here? >> It's cold outside. >> Yeah, give me one of these. >> Put them Uh you know you can Give me I don't know how long it is. >> Yeah, we just have to put this on him. >> What do you mean? >> I think it's >> All this beautiful is walking out with handcuffs on. I just don't want to >> Is there another way outside of going through the listening room? >> Um >> I mean >> There is There is only other way is just through the >> I mean you want to go in there anyway. >> I was I was supposed to call them to tell That's what I was supposed to call them for. Just to let them know. >> You want to call them? >> I'll call them real quick real quick. >> Call me out. >> Hey Siri. >> I'm good. >> Call Bronson on the phone please. >> You want to have emotional baggage now? >> Got to. >> What is going on? >> Oh, like I can't >> Real, what was the street name? Our last name >> They're not going to accept it. The phone? >> Should I leave it here? >> I'm on Engine 18 and Unit 14. >> Um I have my dad. >> Oh, this is Korean anyways, so I can't even call the English number. >> Yeah, I mean you could take it, but I just would turn it off. >> Okay, yeah. >> With me? >> Um or send it to you. >> I should be my emergency contact. >> Um do you Do you need me to update it or >> No, that's fine. Uh we can go ahead and load it. >> Okay, thank you. His name is Alabamiji uh Akili. Um he's in a wheelchair. I'm pretty sure you'll recognize him or know him once he comes. Um, and I'll be in 4 months or he's just going to turn in my life. >> Okay, yeah, that's fine. >> Thank you so much. I'm sorry. >> Should I leave this here or take it? >> Keep it with you. Okay, thank you. >> Yeah, as soon as you get out of here we're going to need your >> You can keep your phone. >> You can put it uh in your pocket. Anything else? >> Um I mean Again, when we go in this jail we're going >> But you we're going to be back in a couple days, okay? >> Just ask for the call numbers. >> Okay. >> I'll show you you got enough space. You good. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Let me uh lock it so it don't move when you sit down in the car. All right, this way. I'm trying to tell you not to come over here. You don't want to come this way. >> Yes, he's trying. He's ready. >> He is. >> I know. I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> What kind of dog is it? >> He's a Schnauzer dachshund Yorkie mix. So he's a mutt. >> I got you. >> I see what the first page says. >> Got it. >> strains >> Will I Will I keep my clothes? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Get your clothes. >> I was I just needed to make sure cuz I was like >> You just dress out. You I mean of course you're going to dress out but they're going to put everything in a bag. >> Okay. >> Once you get ready to go they give you all back to you. >> Got you. >> So while you take your phone it's going to be in the bag with your clothes and all that stuff. All of it's going going together. >> Okay. Bro, I'm pretty sure when I get back it's going to be [ __ ] on the floor and that's okay. >> I'm not worried about And what's the other way out? Right here? >> Um you're right down the stairs. Where'd y'all park? Right in >> Right in the front. >> Oh, on the side. >> We parked >> the second building. >> Oh, right here. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, it should be right there. >> Okay. >> All right, it's cool. So you go that way? >> He's No, he ready. >> Hold the fort down. >> I got you. I got you. Stop. Thank you. The small The small fob is what you use to lock it. And then turn it. >> Mhm. >> Got you. >> Perfect. >> I'm going to just head downstairs. >> Do you Do you want to follow me or not? >> No, you got it. You want to park right here? >> To the right. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, you guys got it right. It's that perfect. >> I'm messing you. In situations like this, uh I would How easy is it or realistic is it for them to get dropped if you both agree that it's >> Um I mean, again, that's up to the judge, but if there's But, uh yeah, I mean, if you both go into a courtroom and say, "Hey, I don't want to press charges against her." and say, "Hey, I don't want to press charges against him." Usually they're like, "Well." And that's that. >> Okay. >> And then there won't be any um Do you get charged with or anything of that sort. >> Well, that's what I'm saying. When you go to court, I mean, if you both are stating those things, um it'll most likely um get dropped. I don't want to give you >> any hope. I know. I know. >> But, like, you know, when they sit there like, "Well, what are we going to do other than drop it? They're not going to." So, again, just, you know, you should see a judge today or tomorrow. >> come this way. You're going to be in the car >> or in the front of the mailbox. Truck. The say mailbox truck. U.P. United States Postal Service. In front of the mailbox truck. I got you. All right, we're going to follow them. Oh, my