I got and I sent him in the mailbox. >> The um >> lesson is Hammond. >> Sorry. The I sent him in the mailbox. >> The >> the all the stuff for the dogs. She got us from Tyler thing. >> Oh, okay. >> You want to see her? >> Um yeah. Did the animal person Well, actually, can you just hang out here? So, the animal person sent you something. >> Um no, they sent they left a citation. >> What was the citation for? Should I grab it? >> No, just hang out here for a second. >> Oh, okay. To >> North 11. >> Shoot. >> Where you heading to today? >> Work. >> Where do you work at? >> I'm up at the It's like a survey.com thing. I'd go do audits and stuff. >> Audits? >> Yeah. It's like secret shopper or whatever. Like >> Okay. >> Had to go up to Target and uh and then com foods. Busy day. And I have to get to some other [ __ ] >> Are you living here or are you living in Doo? I'm kind of back and forth like I'm kind of I'm in Duth but I'm only here like when we're not getting along my boyfriend and I >> you and Bart. >> Yeah. Right. >> Yeah. So I don't know. Sometimes it's just easier just to come back cuz I'm still here for like I still paid rent up until April. So >> you pay rent here through April. >> Oh yeah. It was paid up for six months. So I mean I'm in the process of moving stuff to storage and >> Oh, >> you know what I mean? It's just like and it's just easier sometimes just to stay. >> So you're not going to be here much longer then? >> Of course not. No, I'm being >> Okay. And then you'll be over there with with BART, right? >> Yeah. Cuz I'm getting accepted into drug court and stuff like that program. >> Oh, okay. Court and whatnot. >> It's pretty strict, but I think I need it >> cuz you're on probation, right? Yeah. >> But you're on you're being supervised in Minnesota. >> Well, technically. >> Is that right? >> Oh, shoot. Is that this? Is that the um animal control? >> No, that's not the animal control. That's That's my partner. That's officer Johnson. >> Am I getting arrested? >> Well, right now I need to see what's Well, >> I got to go potty, too. >> Copy. Is there >> Hi. Good morning. >> And I were able to come. >> I just got up. Go. My dog got loose and stuff. >> We'll just hang out here for a second with us. We just want to make sure everything's good, you know. And I know the What happened with your dog? Did it ever end up coming back that one day? >> She did. Um, she was running back this way and um I think I seen like a spotlight or something like coming towards her, but I was trying to get her inside or whatever, but like yeah, she's a pain in the butt. She's not dangerous at all. She's super sweet. Sure, but like she's >> she's a puppy still, so she kind of like I don't know. It's hard to explain, but she's not dangerous. >> How old is she? She's not even a year old. >> Oh, really? >> You guys want to meet her just to make like she's sweet. [laughter] She's not dangerous. I know it said in the citation she's like >> she's going to she's growling and she needs a muzzle, but >> she's not she's labing pit bull. So, she's a good dog. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And you said she's not even a year old yet. >> No. No. She likes She's super super highrung, but she likes to run down there and there. And I get it. People get scared like if the like she got off her tie out thing and it's like >> Okay. She's like, "Yeah, she's a handful." But like, >> did she like break her tie out or something or >> smaller thingy that that clips together that came out and then uh yeah, twice now that's happened. So, I don't I super glued it this time. I don't want her to get it, you know. So, >> but I just mailed those things out. The rabies vaccine, all that whole list of all that stuff. I just mailed it out literally in the mailbox yesterday. >> Oh, solid. Good. >> Yeah. I know it's going to be a [music] little bit over that 14 day thing, but yeah. >> Well, it's good that you got them out and you did it when you were supposed to do it. >> Yeah, I didn't have time to go bring it into office thing. And I had to find a stamp. >> Oh, >> yeah. You can smoke. I I don't mind if you smoke. >> Check my coffee, >> I suppose. Do you smoke when you have when you have your coffee? >> Yeah. I just chug my coffee and I go check on my daddy's answering. He's getting old. Your dad lives right over there, doesn't he? >> That's another reason for kind of coming over. He's getting old and I'm >> Who's your dad? >> James Hammond. James? >> Yeah. He lives over in those efficiencies and he's 70 years old and he's just he's not doing too good and he's stubborn, but >> did you used to live with him over there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, not really lived with him. He lived with me at some like 2019 20 whatever. But then he's in that efficiency. I stayed there for a few days, but never really lived live there. But um yeah, it's sad. But >> no, >> I think he needs to go to like some kind of assistant living. Like I'm not going to be able to >> take care of um Yeah, that that's understandable. It's hard to Well, it's hard to probably take care of yourself. >> Yeah. >> And then also take care of a parent, too, right? I can't imagine what that must be like. Well, that's why I was running out now cuz I he's called this morning at like like I think it was like 6:30 like over and over again and it's not answering now. So, I was super worried. I was kind of like going to run in run up to work but >> Okay. >> He's not answering. So, I'm like >> he's okay. >> Does he have like medical issues? What kind of medical issues does he have? shattered his kneecap um like four or five years ago and he never went in to get the pins and he shattered it again when he fell at McDonald's and he never went in and he didn't tell nobody and he's walking on it and it's not good. He could get blood clots and stuff. >> Okay. >> And he has like something wrong with the hernia. He has like something where he's got like some kind of poisoning going on from like his whole side's blue inside like or something. They said the other day from like some kind of poison or something like I don't know. Like it's he seems like he got food poisoning or something. >> Huh. >> I don't know. It's odd to me. But drugs maybe. >> Oh, does he does he? >> He's passed. He doesn't really drink anymore. You never know. >> Okay. So this will help poison, you know. >> Yeah, that makes sense. >> Excited for the warm weather, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Did you get to get out when the weather was super nice the other day? >> Yeah, barely the afternoonish, but it was still nice. >> Yeah, >> definitely better than snow. >> Well, hopefully that wasn't our uh that warm weather wasn't our false spring that they keep saying, you know, >> this animal Oh, I keep thinking I'm saying animal control scary. No, we got a a big old uh uh big old like Chevy truck for our animal control truck. So, you definitely re you definitely recognize it if you saw it. So, >> I think I seen like a bright light when she was out here and I grabbed her, but it sucked. She went to the pound a couple times this like summer and it was expensive to get her out. I think they said one like if she went there again the third time that you wouldn't get her out. I think they said or something. Oh, really? >> I'm not sure. But >> so we've taken the dog before or >> she was Yeah, she was over at my friend's house and got loose with his dog. >> That was one time. Then she got loose another time. She's just she's a runner. She jumped the fence like that. >> And she's not even a year. >> Handful. Handful. But she's Yeah, she's I got her from a long time. Yeah. Long time ago. Almost about a year. She's a res. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Same. I mean, she's she's fine, but she's that's what they res. >> Yeah. Well, maybe some training would be good. >> Yeah. >> You know, >> I do the last time we were there, she took us a stuffed animal thing to run with it. It was like 30 bucks for like cuz you know, this big ostrich took off one and it >> Oh, really? That's kind of cute, though. Did you uh do you still have your Acura? >> Um the No, it's in freaking for something for um evidence. >> Oh, really? Evidence cuz it was Well, it was stolen. >> Go ahead. >> I think we made a police report. It was stolen for like a couple days. >> I don't see anything. >> Yeah, we're just waiting on it to clear up or whatever, but it sucks. Copy. Yeah, they >> it's a freaking mess that Bart has taken. >> Yeah, cuz Bart came and talked to me about it. Yeah, he was the one who came talk to me and was like, "Hey, just so you know, like Minnesota State Patrol took it. It's not stolen in case you guys have it stolen." And I was like, I I know nothing about what's going on, so I'll take your report. And that sounds good. >> There's so much going on. It was It's my fault with the people I was around and they took like so many cars. I've just done people and everything like >> Yeah. >> Well, all right. >> Bad news. Always stay to myself and we'll try. >> Sure. >> All right. Well, this is what I'm going to need you to do. You can drop your cigarette. I'm going to have you put your arms behind your back. I do. >> Hold on. I'll tell you. Just put your put your cigarette down. Drop your cigarette. >> I I will tell you in one second. Okay. >> Just one, >> Amber. Just hang on. >> Tell me why. >> Yep. I will tell you in one second. Just let us get the handcuffs on. >> Okay. I'm not I'm sorry. >> Yep. >> What should I do? >> Okay. So, right now, >> yeah. >> There. So, there's probable cause for arrest for fleeing. >> Where? When? >> I don't remember the exact date. >> But there is probable cause for >> Okay, that's cool. >> That's why when I came so >> I'm sorry, I can't >> I didn't When is when? In Minnesota or Wisconsin? >> Here. There's probable cause here. >> What? Where? When? I don't remember the exact date off the top of my head. >> I never flew over here. >> But just so you know, that's that's why you are currently under arrest. You're under arrest for probable cause for fleeing a police officer. >> Oh my gosh. I never fleed over here from for years, but it's been years. >> Okay. >> Like I did my I I haven't fled at all. >> I have >> Oh my gosh, you guys. This isn't good. >> Um we can bring her over to my car over there. >> Oh man. So um >> is your house locked, Amber? >> No. I got to tell I got to tell my friend that's sleeping like that. I'm going to jail. Wait. >> Oh, you have someone else here. >> Yeah. >> Shoot. I wish I went to rent to check on my dad. >> Is it really? Huh? When was this? >> I don't know. Like I said, I don't know off the top of my head, but when I saw you, I I remembered there was probable cause for your arrest. So, I had it confirmed with my sergeant and that's the case. >> For sure. But I mean, I don't I haven't honestly like anything been hit for his phone. >> You don't have anything on you? No. >> Okay. I'm behaving clean. See, make sure there's nothing in your hair. Okay. >> Nothing in your car. >> No. No. Of course not. >> They call drug court. >> Is it? Do you go to drug court in Minnesota? >> I'm in the crisis now. Actually, >> I'm moving all my stuff, but I have drug court every day >> in Minnesota. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Crap. >> I don't She just got her phone and her >> Yeah. I'm sorry. Her cigarettes in that one pocket. >> Okay. Hey, Amber, can you do me a favor? Why don't you lean up against my car? >> Can you kick Can you kick your left left foot back? Oh, that works, too. >> That's because you have zippers on here and I want to make sure there's nothing in your little zippers. >> Yeah, I'm good. I don't have nothing on. You want the other one? >> Oh my gosh. I didn't Wait, how do I clear this up? Like, how >> you'll have to talk to probably the judge about that. >> Yeah. Mhm. >> Okay. So, you can go ahead and take a seat. >> Take your time getting in. Okay. >> Oh, my leg's really shaking. >> Actually, hang on a second. >> Just cuz you have lighters on here. >> Yeah. I never in your house. >> My friend Matt. >> Matt? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Are you comfortable with him being in there and all that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I just need to tell him. >> Sorry. >> All right. I'll knock on the I'll knock on the door, but it doesn't matter. >> I'm going to have a panic attack. I never fled. It's Hey, I'm going to miss drug court. >> Take some deep breaths. >> I didn't plead. I didn't I'm going to miss drug court. I'm going to Everything's going to get messed up. >> Well, we'll obviously get all that figured out, right? And then your PO over here will communicate with your Minnesota PO. >> I haven't been doing anything. I haven't. >> Okay. And like I said, this is the reason why you're in custody. Okay. Like I knew there there was probable cause. So when I saw you and I asked if your name was Amber, that's why. >> Of course. Well, I didn't I never flipped though. What car? So, if if you're if you're willing to talk to me when we get to the jail, I can read you your Miranda rightites. >> Right. I never fled. >> Okay. I will I'll read you your Miranda rightites when we get to the jail. Okay. Are you going to be able to calm down? >> I think I'm going to have a panic attack. I need my inhaler. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> My inhaler's in my house. [panting] >> Okay. >> You know, it's okay. I think I don't think it's my >> Well, are you are you going to have a panic attack on the way to the jail? >> Cuz if you if that's the case, I'd rather have an ambulance come check you out now. cuz I don't want you to pass out in my car. Take a deep breath. Catch Take a deep breath in through your nose, out through your mouth. >> Yeah, [snorts] >> you're going to have a panic attack. >> And my legs go weak and >> out. [snorts] Take a deep breath. Just I know it's hard to not think about that right now, but I want you to try to calm yourself down. Okay. >> I didn't see you. >> Okay. >> Do you need an ambulance to come look at you? Are you going to pass out in my car? >> Anyway, Taylor, I just know I don't >> I knock on the door. I can hear him moving around inside, but he doesn't want to answer the door. So, that's going to be >> okay. >> She's saying she might have a panic attack. So, I don't know if I should. She says she needs her inhaler, but I don't know if I should just have Mayo come check her out. >> We're going to have Mayo come check you out. You want medical to come check you out? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, we can't we can't go in your house to grab that. So, I'll have an ambulance come look at you. Okay. >> 54. Can you have Mayo respond to >> my location? >> Amber complained is a possible panic attack. >> He got locked out yesterday. So he he came my house like couple week. >> Oh, okay. So he doesn't stay here regularly then. Okay. You're doing really good on your breathing. So, you're able to you're starting to calm down and kind of control it. What helps with your panic attacks when you have them? >> My inhaler inhaler just calm me down. >> Just calming down. >> Lay down and calm down. But >> Mhm. >> I never know where the last couple years. I haven't at all been What did did it say when when this year next year? I I haven't fled at all. >> Right. So again, I I don't want to talk to you about until I read you your rights because you're you're under arrest, right? And I don't want you to incriminate yourself. >> Right. But I I didn't I didn't >> Mhm. So this is what I'm kind of thinking. Okay. I'll have the ambulance come look at you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. when if they determine you're good. >> Yeah. >> We'll go to the jail. >> Yeah. >> When we get to the jail, I'll read you your rights there. Okay. >> Yeah. >> But while you're kind of spun up right now, I don't I don't really want to read you your rights cuz I don't know if you'll fully understand them because you're really upset. >> Does that make sense? >> I just need calm down. I am at all. Mhm. And and I'm and Amber, like trust me, I'm not it's not that I don't want to talk to you about it because I do want to get your side of the story, >> but I when you're when you're upset, I don't want to read you your rights cuz I don't know if you'll fully understand them with you being so upset. >> Right. >> I've been good. I've been so good. I still understand. >> Are you cold right now? >> Yeah, >> you are cold. >> Not even my face is, but the rest of me is hot. The rest of you is hot. Okay. I just want to make sure because if you are cold, I can shut the door and I can turn the heat on for you if that if that would be helpful. >> My face is cold. >> Okay. But the rest of you is warm. >> Okay. So, the cold air probably feels kind of nice then a little bit. Kind of. >> I thought being arrested for something, you know, I don't even know. You're coming down. >> It seems like you are. >> Like I said, I still have the ambulance coming, so I'll just have them just double check. You're good. Okay. >> Got that obsessed stuff from the insulation in my lungs. Whatever. >> Oh, asbestous. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Last year. >> Yeah. From my old place. I just got it. They just phoned that in a couple months ago in like in an accidental CT scan. >> Oh, really? >> It's like hardly It's hard to breathe. >> She said she got from her last place. She got exposed to asbestous and they found it in a sounds like in her lungs. >> A couple nodules accident. >> Oh, really? So it's hard to breed sometimes. >> Sure. >> Yeah. That that especially stuff is no good. >> It's not uh it is not a good thing. >> I'm just going to put these in my seat really quick. I just didn't want her to fall over if I moved really quick in case she did have a panic attack. Hi. How's it going? >> Good. You? >> Huh? >> Another day. It's not. Yeah. >> It's not a fire, but >> No. >> Um, it's uh her It's Amber Hammond. >> Okay. >> She was placed under arrest. >> Okay. >> Uh when we got her, she was fine up until we got her into the car and she started breathing kind of heavy saying she's having a panic attack. Okay. and she's got some issues with like uh asbestous and on her lungs and stuff like that. So, but again, like I'd rather have her get checked out versus her uh losing consciousness in my car on the way to the jail. So, >> I figured be safe rather than sorry. >> Yeah. >> So, it's like she's breathing, she's perfusing, she got good color, so >> yeah. Yeah. She's she's kind of like at sometimes she'll be kind of like she'll be like really short breaths but then she'll kind of calm down >> sometimes. You know that's incarcerated. >> So and they know. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She was perfectly fine talking with us >> up until I she was placed into custody and all that. So >> wait for me to drop the third call for us. or I thought those were just test pages. >> I hope it is. >> Oh, and it said test page only. It said test page only. Okay. >> Yeah, it said test page only. So, >> okay. Yeah, we didn't look at that. >> Okay. >> We were just at call down there where there person broke her elbow and then the guy downstairs had a seizure. It's like >> just then the wife gets locked out of the house. Okay. Things are >> Everything's happening all at once. Yes. >> Well, let's see. That's what I told her to do, too. So, >> deep through the nose. Help them for out. >> Yep. In. >> We good, Perry? >> Yeah. >> I can cancel mail. Supposed to be a pretty decent day today. >> Yeah. Supposed to be >> Yeah. >> Close to 60. >> That's what I heard. Yeah. >> Tomorrow is supposed to be closer to 70. >> Is it really? No way. >> Yep. And then we're going to get half inch of rain. >> I saw on Saturday. Yeah. As long as it doesn't like freeze overnight or something like that. >> That isn't supposed to >> cuz that's what always happens. It freezes at some point. covering engine one's calls. Okay, >> we are >> we're covering engine one's call south of the fairgrounds cuz they're taking out the boat. >> Oh, what are they going to do on the boat? >> Don't know if they're on a secret mission to see how bad the ice is and [laughter] >> they're taking out the boat to take out the boat basically. >> They're taking out the boat to Yeah. So that way, you know, we can figure out >> in the event somebody goes through the ice. >> Yeah. >> We know what it is that we're dealing with. >> That's fair. >> Yeah. We get paid for this. >> I know. I went into the wrong career. >> Paid to take out the boat. You get paid do all kinds of interesting things. >> Yeah. >> I got to watch the sunrise my coffee this morning. So that small >> I I keep saying >> it was >> before I retire I want to one more morning of sitting on a two and a half watching the sun >> history of asthma >> history of asthma >> so good okay yeah >> okay do we need the ambulance well there they are >> I can cancel them still >> we'll let them let them hot >> okay >> she's a Don't wear this. >> Okay. >> Understandable. He's just >> Oh, it's Dan. >> Let's go. Let him do some paperwork. [laughter] >> Morning, Dan. >> How are you? >> Morning. >> Amber. Hello, Amber. She's having a little panic attack. We can put our bags back on. >> No. No clue. >> Officer. >> Yes. >> Are you Are you the arresting? >> Yes, that's correct. >> Is there any way that we can get the cuffs off for now? Just so we can do an evaluation or is that something you'd rather not do right now? >> She's been cooperative. Amber, are you going to remain cooperative? >> Okay. Yeah, >> cuz I'd like to be able to take the jacket off, let her cool off a little bit, and then uh >> I'm going to take her out of cuffs really quick just so they can evaluate her. >> You're going to stay seating in here. I heard >> Did he really? >> When I was walking back there. >> Nice. >> Solid. Nice. All right, Amber, are you are you able to swing your arms back here? 32 attention to loose. >> So, Amber, after he takes those cuffs off and stuff, we're just going to take that jacket off so I can take your blood pressure and stuff. We're going to just stay nice and chill and inside the in the back of the squad here. Let your arms out. Kind of kind of move them around, stretching them out so they're not so uncomfortable. >> You're going to remain cooperative, right? >> Okay. You've been cooperative the whole time. So, I want you to know I appreciate that. All right. Hold on one second. Okay. >> There you go. >> All right, let's go ahead and take that jack off. >> Whatever I can do to help you get your >> jack. >> I'll put my cuffs on. >> Okay. So then you can honor yours back. >> Yeah, she's 13. >> Did you see him walking down the alley? Then >> I saw someone. I saw >> when I originally walked over there and when I had walked over there and I started looking down the alley, I saw disappearing westbound around that side. >> Really? >> And then I was like that 100% the door. >> I like I didn't even hear that. So, good good for you because I didn't >> heard the doorkeep open and I was like and I'm like yeah >> probably >> that's why I was like you go find >> go see who's watching. >> You're right. like >> I'm not familiar with that one. >> What's going on? >> Okay. Have you been uh able to take that as prescribed or >> Okay. Is it because you're out or is it [snorts] because okay so right now your your pulse is regular. It's a little bit on the fast side which I would expect and then your blood pressure. >> Not a panic mode type of thing as far as your vitals are concerned and your oxygen. >> You say Amber was on paper. >> That's kind of a big one when it comes to things. They don't really oxygen saturation. >> Can you contact PNP >> and let them know I have custody? >> We have a choice. You can come with us. We'll bring you over to Superior Hospital and I'll see if we can manage your anxiety with some medication in there or do you think you'll be able to handle it on your own? What do you think? >> You think you calmed down enough or you can >> cuz you look like you're still a little bit on the anxious side. >> Would you would you like to sit in the back of the ambulance with us on the stretcher? Have you >> you'd be able to lay down that way? Is that something you're interested in? >> Well, we we do we would end up transporting you. Uh but I I think you're a little bit on the anxious side. You're not bringing it down into control as well as you'd like to. >> Um so, >> and she'd go back in cuffs, right? >> Yes. With this, >> is she medically checking out right now? >> Well, her vitals are a little bit on the high side, but uh I don't see any other reason besides the anxiety that she's got going on. Okay. Anxiety would be a normal level for someone who just got placed under arrest. >> Yeah. The the one thing I was concerned about is she hasn't been able to take her typical anxiety medications. >> Um but if if she feels that she doesn't need to go in, I think she's going to be okay with you. It's just she needs a little bit of time to get that breathing back down. So, uh I don't think she has to go in. >> Okay. >> It's just kind of a matter of how she feels about it. Um, >> yeah, if she if she doesn't have to go in medically even, we would run that by our sergeant because she's in custody right now. >> Okay. >> Um, okay. And I don't know if we're gonna if she if there's a medical reason for her to go to the hospital where she needs to be seen, we're not going to go sit on someone there. >> Okay. >> If they don't require doctors, >> you understand? >> You kind of get you kind of get where you're coming from. >> Okay. And then uh uh if you don't mind me asking uh what what is she under uh arrest? >> Felony pleading. >> Okay. So, yeah. >> You don't know what it's about. I'm sure they're going to explain it to you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Uh, but where are you guys headed from here? >> The jail. >> The jail here. >> And then we can also bring up if she's saying she hasn't taken her anxiety meds, we can also address that issue with the jail nurse >> and they'll be able to help you with that as well if there's certain medications that you take that you need to be taking. Um, >> you think you can work out with that? Okay, let let me take your blood pressure one more time and then >> Well, they're going to explain what's going on with it. Blood pressure one more time. You get cold? No. You want to lay your head back. Kind of open up your airway a little bit. Take a couple of deep breaths. [snorts] >> 520. So you're trying >> almost ready. >> Oxy saturation is doing just fine. >> Thanks for >> You're doing great trying. Yeah, I see you trying >> whatever levels would be medically fine. >> Yeah, >> Amber. >> Yeah, it's a good plan to talk to >> take a couple of deep breaths. >> The nurse make sure that her anxiety put your hands in front. >> Take a couple of deep breaths. Stretch yourself out a little bit there. >> Make sure cold. >> Okay. >> So, once you guys get to the jail, you guys will call us if there's if it ends up being anything more severe, right? >> Yep. Yep. Yeah. >> All right, Emmer. Good. Good luck to you. >> I hope you have a better day. >> Thank you. >> Thanks, guys. >> You're You're okay. All right. It's kind of a awkward angle. Okay. for everything. I get if I get kicked out of drug court in prison for years, that's what's going to happen if I >> Okay. Can you slide? Are you able to slide in there a little bit? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you help lift your arms? There you go. >> Okay. I think I'll be okay here. >> Okay. >> Watch your elbows and your knees. Okay. Watch them. >> I should be good. Yeah. I >> Well, I was like, she's going to have anxiety issues just placed under arrest. If there's not a medical reason for her to go to the hospital or going to sit on someone there. >> Well, then once I heard her vitals and like her heart rate's 110 I'm like I walk and my heart rate's 110. >> So, Thank you.