No, not a change. >> Nope. >> We've spoken a few times up at 7-Eleven. >> Yeah, you're coming out. >> All right. So, listen. We're investigating something, so I just have to start this off by reading this to you. Okay. >> Okay. You just bear with me. Let me get through it. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have been present with you while you're being questioned. You can afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. You understand each of these rights I've explained to you. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> Um, I don't know. >> You don't know? Well, I'll let you decide that then. Okay. So, we got to call up to 7-Eleven today. Okay. You know why we may have been called up to 7-Eleven? >> Um, Stephanie said there was some bag missing a money bag or something. Oh, >> that on the timer? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> No, it's a motion light. >> Motion light. >> Yeah. >> Okay. It was a good effort. I liked it. >> You only turn >> Nope. It's okay. We'll figure it out. Better. I have a light. All right. So, yes, it's it's about this missing uh missing deposit bag. >> Okay. >> All right. We've seen the video. >> Okay. >> They just want their money back. You know anything about this? >> I don't have any money. >> No. No. >> 3336. >> So, I'm going to go and have you put your cigarette out. Okay. >> Said we watch the video. Stand up for me. You are going to be under arrest for the theft of the money. Okay. All right, turn your palm in. Feel the money. >> You don't have >> Okay, >> lift your arm away from your body. >> I put shoes on. >> You got small wrists. >> Where are they at? >> Porch over here. >> You got to walk through. >> No, you can't go back inside. >> We got dogs in there. >> Okay. How many? >> Two. >> Okay. >> Uh if you don't mind, we can go in there. Make sure they have food and water. Shoes and water. Okay. You want to see? >> Can I get keys to my house? >> Where is your chase? >> Jesus. I need you to tell them where it is. >> I can't think of where they are right now. >> Is that in a purse or on a counter? >> You want us to go and get him? >> Right on the counter. I don't know why I can't go any shoes and stuff. >> Park 27. Oh, Cynthia 10:15 reference my 431. I can tell them. >> Yeah. You just can't go up the stairs. Okay. >> Babies. Do they have crates or they lose? >> No, they don't have crates. >> I don't believe this [ __ ] >> I want to see the video. >> So, that'll be at a later time. We will not be doing that tonight. >> Can I call a lawyer? This is crazy. >> Absolutely. >> Yeah, you can when we get to the jail. >> Can you open the door so I can tell them where stuff is? >> I want your dogs to run out. >> They're not They'll just come right here. Where's the >> ask if she wants her wallet that's attached to the keys? >> You have a wallet. >> It's not a wallet. It's just an ID thing. You want all that? >> And what else do you need? >> Um, I need shoes. >> Change a pair of shoes. Where where would your shoes be? >> I don't want those dogs around. >> They're not going to come out. I told you. They'll come right here. They won't go anywhere. >> Risk it. >> Dogs around all night. >> Where would your shoes be? >> They're out on the porch. Her shoes are out on the porch. >> I found shoes right here. >> Okay. >> The puppy's coming out. >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Go on back in, guys. >> I got the dog. No problem. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> Hi, sweetie. Yes, you're very cute. >> Stay there. >> They're like, "No." They're like, "No, we don't want >> the keys and the ID." >> Thank you. >> You want to try to put your shoes on? >> You have You can sit down. Not perfect at all. Come on. >> They need to go pee or they're good. >> No. >> They need to go. >> No, I think >> they're all right. Come on, sweetie. >> Good. Good job. >> Go back. Go on. >> Come on. Follow your siblings. >> They've got food and water in the living room. They don't need food out there. >> We were just adding. So, it's either you give it now, you give it them, it goes to evidence or it goes back to the business or they're going to come in and ramsack your house looking for this bag. >> Do you understand? >> More of us detectives from Fland Park. They're working on a search. >> This is a grand theft. It's a felony charge. Okay. You do understand? >> We're trying to give you the opportunity to do the right thing because they're going to tear your house apart >> and you're going to jail regardless. So, it's either you get this situated now or they're going to come in and go through everything in your house. >> I don't want anybody coming through my house. >> Okay. So, either you tell us where the bag is and we can give it to the officer or that's exactly what's going to happen. >> So, I'm getting arrested no matter what. Yes. >> Correct. But this way there can be working out between you and the business, you and the attorneys. >> The business gets their money back right away. They'll probably >> They might even drop it. I mean, or they're going to they're working on a search warrant. They're going to come in and they're going to search every inch of this house. I don't want to go out your mouth. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, where is the money? Where's the bag? >> And we can just go get it and give it to the officer. >> I We understand if it was an honest mistake. >> Deposit. Did you forget to deposit it? Like what? Did you just >> Was it an honest mistake? We understand that. >> You're going to random. >> If they get a search, if they get a search warrant, if not, >> they don't have a choice. They're looking for a money bag. So, yes, they're going to search everywhere >> because it's a grand theft amount of money. It's not like it was 20 bucks. It's a lot of money. >> So, what do you want to pay my cops off? >> They're not coming off. They're still going to jail. But that doesn't mean once you get there, if the money is returned to the business, they could say, you know what, we're willing to drop the charges or we're willing to talk to the state attorney's office. I don't know if you have a criminal history. >> Have it bled down to something significantly lesser than a felony charge. >> I've never done anything like that. >> Okay. So, that's the thing is the more honest you're >> I was only arrested for drinking in my old history. >> So, the more honest you are now about this upfront, then the easier it might be for you to close this case out. Cuz like I said, if not, they're working on a search warrant. They're going to come in and they're going to search your house and you're not going to be here. >> You can take my coats off. Ma'am, they cut you. You You're under. >> You can just take them off for a minute. >> No, ma'am. That's not how that works. Then >> I can't do anything. Okay. >> You're not going to do anything for me. I can't How am I supposed to help you if you can't do anything for >> You don't need to help us. You can describe to us where the money is. >> We're trying to help you help yourself. >> Like, we we've helped take care of your dogs. I got you shoes. We're not here. We're not here. We're trying to help you. We're not We're not not being [ __ ] We understand that something happened, but we're doing our job and we're working right now with the business and we're working with the detectives. So, the easier you make the job now, the better. Because if not, like I said, they will come through. >> Here, here's the deal. She has you on video. You're being charged with grand theft. Whether you give the money back now or pay later, you know what restitution is? At some point, you're going to have to pay that money back. >> Whether it's their money or your money, >> it's better now for you. If you return the money now, it might help you later on versus the state attorney's office going through all this to try to get you to pay restitution, >> garnish your wages, take your property, take your house. Like, I mean, they're going to get their money back either way. Or you can give them back. >> If you're trying to help me, can you just take my cuffs off? >> They're not going to come off. >> Because I want to go in my house and show you something. >> You can show us what the cuffs are. >> I can't show you where the cuffs are. >> We can lead you. Why can't you? >> I can walk you into the house, but the cuffs have to stay on. >> Why do you think I'm dangerous? Do you think I'm under? We're doing our job. I know you're doing your job. >> We don't know if you have guns in there. We don't >> I don't have guns. >> I don't have I'm not a violent show us. We will escort you in there and you can show us. >> Would you like to do that? >> I want to get something to drink and I want to pee. >> We'll get you a drink. >> I can't help you pee right now. You can't when you get to the station or the >> You know how you got to pee in the middle of the night. This is one of those. Okay, we'll get you a drink. But are you going to show us where the money is? >> Yes or no? Simple question. >> If you just take these thought out for a minute. >> They're not coming off. Are you going to show us where the money is? >> They coming off. >> Are you going to show us where the money is? Yes or no? >> Or are they going to have to tear your house apart tonight? >> And we've explained this to you in every >> every way. We're just It's yes or no question at this point. So, how >> do I want? >> It's a yes or no question at this point. We've taken the time to explain this all to you and waiting for your response. >> It doesn't seem to matter what I do. >> Okay. >> All right. Just >> we gave you a chance. >> We have a way to walk. >> I'll wait for the detectives to get the warrant. >> I'm not going to >> What? Unlock your door >> for what? >> So, I can take you in there. >> Yeah. Tell us where the money is. >> I'm assuming it's not one. Okay, >> it's a little one. >> Hold on. You say don't fall. >> No, no, no, no. It's driving me nuts. >> Go ahead and sit down first. >> What are you trying to do? Fix this. >> Yeah, it's driving me nuts. >> I don't know if I can. >> There you go. >> Yeah, you got to push it real hard. Okay. >> No pulling. Make sure it didn't look. >> Do you have somebody that can come by and check on the dog? >> No. >> No. >> Let's grant that 1,000 >> 750. >> Are you going to be a bond out? Somebody that can bond. >> Oh, 2500. Sorry. >> I don't have any money to >> You have money in there and you want like is there somebody that can bond you out then? So, what's 2500? >> So, through a bondsman, it'll be 250 >> for what? >> To get out of the jail. >> Once you're booked in, you can they'll let you bond out. This isn't a a holding. >> You're not on a probation or anything. So, you should be able to bond out. Okay. >> Well, how can I bond out? I don't have any money with me. >> Well, that's what they're asking is if you want them to get that money for you. So, your money. >> I didn't know it came out. I'm sorry. Or even I mean you can set up an arrangement with the bondsman. >> Well, if I don't give them any money, they're not nobody's going to take me out. >> Yeah. I don't know how that works if you're in jail. >> Well, cuz when you're in jail, you can't give them the money. You know, there's usually some sort of an agreement that you have to agree to pay or put up some kind of collateral. >> That works. You may a judge could ar you in the morning as well too. I don't know. >> You guys want to stand 102? I can walk down the block and grab my car. >> Yeah. >> Just verifying this is coming with you. Is this all you want to bring? >> I'd like to bring money, but my purse, but I don't think I can. Going to bring my purse. >> You can bring your purse. >> I don't have any issue with you bringing your purse. >> My cell phone's going to go in. I know I can't use it right now, but can I go with it? >> Yeah, we can do that. >> All right. Is the house locked or unlocked? >> It's locked. >> It's locked. >> What do you want? >> I'd rather have the whole purse. I don't think I don't have anything dangerous in there. >> Pills can't go. We'll put all that back inside. >> All right. >> That's my in case I got stuck. >> I can't go. >> Okay. >> Say any medicine that you have, if you're going to need it while you're there for any reason, I don't know how long you'll be there. If you have the money to bond out, you can bond out fairly quickly. But if there's medicine you're going to need, you're going to see the nurse. Just tell them what medicines you take and what time you have to take them and what you're allergic to. >> One of the first things they do after they get you in there is they have you talk to the medical staff. >> Then this was the wallet, right? >> That's um >> or phone wallet. >> Keys. >> Those are keys. One's one's to the house, one's to the club. >> You want those to go back inside? >> No, they can stay in the purse. >> Okay. You sure those are yours? >> Yes, I'm sure it's mine. I just give it to you otherwise. Okay. Any other money in the house you want with you? >> No, there's I got the club's money in there, but it's clubs from our >> what >> the club's money our community center up here. We had a yard sale and we sold money for to benefit the veterans memorial. >> Excuse me. So I can get to her. Thanks. I'm going to have you stand up. We're going to walk over to my car. Okay. >> That works it. Yeah. Thanks. All right. We're going to walk around the front side of my car to get to the other. It's a little dark. There you go. Jesus. Come in here for a second. So, I had a bug in my eye. I'm going to close this before we get more bugs. Oh, one flew directly in my eye.