So, I'm coming around the service loop, going home. Male subject beating the hell out of her. >> Going straight person in the head. >> Yeah. >> Oh, you got him out of >> I've got the female over here. I had to jerk him off of her. >> Step out for me, sir. >> Yeah. >> All right, what's going on? Put your hands up on the side of the car. Stop reaching in your pocket. >> What are you doing? >> I'm detaining you. >> Why? >> Because. >> Why? >> Because we got a call of physical disturbance where you're beating somebody. >> No, I was spanking my daughter. >> Stop turning around. >> I just want to talk to you, man. I am going to talk to you. >> Walk back here. >> Cuz I can't walk. Damn. >> Okay, well, I need him to move somewhere with me. >> Yeah, but you ain't going to yank me, though. >> I'm not yanking you. Listen. Barry, are you Barry? >> Yes. >> Come stand back here by the front of this car. Where is this cane at? Can you walk with your cane, sir? >> Yeah, you got to take these off my my off cuz I can't walk with the cane. >> Can you sit back and just sit back in the car for me for right now? >> I can't. Turn me back Hold me up. Don't let me fall. >> Listen, I'm not going to let you fall, but hear me out. I'm going to put these in the front, but you're going to keep these cuffs on for right now. >> Yeah, sure. >> Till I know what's going on. >> Yeah. >> Got it. >> You got him yet? >> I I hear you. Move here. Just sit right there for me. >> Yeah, that's good. >> Like I said, it's just until I know what's going on, okay? Turn your your hand inward like that. That's going to be the most comfortable way I can put them on you, okay? >> Okay, thank you. >> Give me just 1 second. So, I'm coming around the service loop. I see them. He's got her pinned. >> How old are you? You have an ID on you? >> It's in my purse. >> Okay. Hey, how are you? Um Can she Can she get her ID out of here? >> Yes, she can. >> If she has it. >> Is it in the car? So, what happened? >> I believe he just got out of my He's a diabetic. And he just found out he's diabetic. He's diabetic. So, thinking that he's diabetic is going to go up. He's just now trying to learn how to to do it. He's a diabetic. He has a pituitary inside. So, he's got You know, he's trying to hold I'm like, "God, stop cuz it look like we He knows you know, he's sick." He's shaking. So, this one is too much. I don't know how to do it. You know, I'm going I'm a better woman. >> Mhm. Okay. Do you Do you want me to get medical here to check his uh blood sugar and stuff? >> please escort her over here to the commuter lot by Casey's, please? >> I'm not going back to the hospital. >> I I know you don't want Hey, Bosman, so this is what's going to happen, all right? So, right now, you know, you you got the handcuffs on, okay? I want them to check you out before we do anything further, all right? >> Yes, yes, ma'am. >> Um that way we can uh you know, figure Huh? All right, you're going to come with me, okay? >> Okay, yeah. >> Now, he he having problem walking. >> Walking? Okay. >> Because of his spine. >> Okay. >> He have a >> We'll help you. My car is just right here, okay? >> Yeah. >> Uh Uh All right. Okay. Go ahead. Okay. >> I can't. I'm not We can't take them off. >> Why I can't walk with them on? Y'all can carry me over there. >> You can't walk? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm crippled. >> But your arms don't have nothing to do with your legs. >> My balance though. You got to like you can't walk like this. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, I was in Green Fork. >> Got >> I was in Green this way. I did three terms in Green. Four years a term. >> Hey Delova, you're going to have to help me get him to the car. He won't walk. Sir, they I I can't. Okay. What all do you have on you in your pockets? >> Cigarettes. Cigarettes. >> All right. >> A little money. >> lighter? >> A little Oh, my needles at home with my insulin. >> Okay. We're going to need to take everything out of your pockets, okay? >> Yeah, man. Everybody want to hear my side. >> We are. I'm I'm I'm just letting you know I'm getting the medical here. >> That's my daughter. I correct and if this is my daughter, well, I see fit, okay? >> Yes, sir. But sometimes how people see fit isn't how you can view it in this today's society, okay? >> restrain her protecting me >> That's fine. >> Okay. But we have to go off of what we we've been told, okay? >> Yeah, you were told. >> Yes, sir. And that's our job. >> That's your job. >> Yes, sir. That's what you have court for is to plead your side. All right. Step out for me. We're both going to help you get to the car. Yeah, I'll get it out. >> All you got to do just un un un hit like you did earlier. >> How old are you? Tell me what's going on. >> He's cursing at my mom. And I'm telling him >> Is that your dad, stepdad, somebody? >> My biological father. >> Okay. So, he's screaming at mom. >> Cursing at her. >> Okay. >> Telling her to shut the heck up and at at some point tell her to talk. It's you know, confusing. Want her to shut up, don't want her to shut up. Make your mind up. And cursing her out. And I'm saying stop cursing at her. Put it Shut up. You know, he was cursing at her. >> Uh-huh. >> I will admit I was shaking my seat to tell him to shut up. Like stop, you know, be quiet. >> Okay. >> So, he pulled over here and told me to get the heck out of the Get the [ __ ] out of And I'm telling him You know, stop cursing at her. Cuz he's the person that hurt her. She has done nothing absolutely wrong except I don't know, to me exist. Mad about his own diabetes. And I got the keys. And you're not allowed to drive us. I'm also trying to drive us home cuz I don't want you to drive at this point. So, I get over there, try to get in the front seat. And here we are. >> That's where I saw her trying to get in the front seat. He just He was right away. >> Yeah. And then he grabbed those headphones and chucked them over there. That's what caught my attention. I was like >> you. So, you >> And that's what all the >> Yeah, I can see all that. >> her again. They're going at it. So, I went to jerk him off as soon as I got here. I grabbed him, jerked him off. He was trying to He went to turn around. I said "Jerk him off." And about that time he went to turn around and was going to act like he was going to punch me. >> Yeah. >> So, >> That's a good idea. >> I think he was over there getting started on her. >> Well, so they said Casey. >> Yeah, I sit right across from him. >> So, they could they just called us straight up Casey. >> But this is the first time it's ever gotten physical. >> No. >> Not first So, it's not the first time he's gotten physical with you? >> No. >> No? Does that happen a lot or just when he gets upset? >> Just been a while. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you at all? >> I don't have it. >> Mom's got it? >> It's in my purse. >> Can you grab it for me or you want to wait? Or you want me to grab your purse out of there? >> I wish we could. >> Okay. Where's that at? In the back seat? >> Yes, in the back seat. >> Okay. Ma'am, I'm just grabbing her purse cuz she asked me to, okay? Is that one? Okay. I don't want to go through your stuff, but if you can give your ID out for me, I'd appreciate it. Do you live with mom and dad? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Give me just 1 second, okay? I'll come back up here with you. Do what? >> He wants them all, but I told him that I told him that >> No, I want one of them. >> Oh, you're not getting either of them all. >> Oh, you won't Oh, come on. >> I'm going to help you. >> You're going to have to help me. >> I got you. We'll go slow. Yeah, we'll get it. >> No, if I fall, >> I'm holding on to you. >> I'm going to pull you up so deep over you. >> We'll go as slow as you need to stay. We're going to stop right over here by the front and get your wallet and stuff out, okay? >> I don't have I just gave you my ID. >> No, I know, but you can't have stuff in the back of the car. >> Marseille! >> Okay. >> Wait, don't yank me, woman. I mean it. >> Hey. >> What What you doing here? Just feeling me. You you [ __ ] jerk. You're going to pull me up. >> She's not going to lose her [ __ ] job. >> If polite. >> There ain't no reason to be acting like a fool and that's what you're doing. There's no reason for that. Come back here and get in the back of this car. >> That's right. >> If she didn't already tell you, you're under arrest. >> That's cool. >> Good. >> I'm giving you a little leeway. >> Good. Front of that Jeep. They're going to check on you here in a second, Susan. What do you need me to do to help you in there? >> Well, keep my balance. >> Okay. Well, how you want me to do that? You want me to hold this arm? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I am worried that I can't balance myself. >> No, I'm not worried about it. I got you. >> I do cuz I'm the one going to fall, you ain't. >> No, you won't fall. I got you. You want to >> You got a rail in here? >> No, there's not a rail. Best Hey, best thing you can do, if you can turn around and scoot yourself into the back of that seat, that'd be a lot easier than trying to go in forward. For that. >> You need everything that goes safe. >> Well, I guess I'm a fool today. >> Yes, you'll be a fool when the lawyer takes away your rights. >> That's Hey, what do you want me to do to help you? >> I can't balance. I got to >> I'm telling you, if you turn around and put your butt back first, it's going to be easier. >> See, I can't balance myself. That's the balance down. >> Well, I'm trying to help you. But, you got to get in the back of the car. >> Yeah, I know that. >> Okay. Well, those can't come off. Sorry. Do what I'm telling you. Turn around, face me. You You can't? >> I can't What is this in here? >> That You can hold on to that. Grab Grab whatever you need to get up there. >> Hold it door like this. >> Okay. >> I can't do my I can't fit my hands. >> If you put your butt in that seat first, I'm telling you it will be easier on you. >> It'd be easier if I could put my butt in there. I'm trying to tell you I can't do it. I can't do it. Call another man up here. Call a couple of three of y'all to put me in here like like like I told you to be in here, okay? I can't do it on my own. I cannot twist my spine on my own. >> What do you want me to do to help you get in there? You want me to grab up under this arm and lift you up? >> Can't lift me up, man. >> I'm trying to help you get in the car. >> This still hurts. >> It's not meant to be comfortable. You're under arrest. >> I heard you loud and clear, sir. >> Okay. I'm trying to get you in the back of the car. >> But I can't without more men. Now, I'm not going to put what's going on. Call some more men. >> Go get a firefighter. >> Thank you. God damn. Now, she going to drive now? Oh my god. Y'all listen to her. They just tell me to I can't hold it. Just you know, damn. >> Yeah. >> one off. >> I can't take them off. >> You got no way to put them up one up here? So I can get my split my arm, you know. >> Okay. Can you Can you put both your hands up here and try to pull yourself >> I I think well >> You going to have to push yourself >> It's because I I can't fit my hands, see? >> Yeah. >> This is >> Hey brother, actually why don't you hang on just a minute? Just Just chill out. Just say your name and let us know when they'll be here and they going to they going to check your blood sugar. You have seen your blood sugar may be low or high or Yeah, we going to wait on We going to wait on the ambulance here. >> All right. >> Same here. I'm going to wait for her. You got low blood sugar? >> Uh-huh. >> High blood sugar? >> Yeah, I'm sweating. >> All right, Porter. You might Do they got enough room to get in? >> No, not really. >> Hey boss, can I get your name? >> Uh Barry Brunetti. >> High blood pressure in your spine? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> What's wrong with me? My knee, my shoulder. >> Barry, you allergic to anything? >> Nothing I know of. >> Take medications for your diabetes? >> Yes. Insulin. >> Insulin? >> Oh, man. >> You got high blood pressure. >> High blood High blood pressure. Yes. Sugar diabetes. State problem. >> Brother, what was your name? >> Uh Barry Brunetti. >> Brunetti? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Wait for >> The world is hot out here, guys. Overheating bad. >> We're going to be just a second. >> I got to sit down. >> All right, he's on back there. >> Hey, so can you >> Put your other foot down on the ground and just lean up against the car? >> I'm leaning up against the car, really. >> Okay. >> Luckily, I stayed as long with y'all standing. Now, listen. Let you know that I'm not crazy. >> I don't think you're crazy, sir. >> Can I ask you to tell you something? That That ID you got is outdated. My old one's at home in my wallet. >> It's not outdated. >> You sure? >> This one expires in 2029. >> Okay. >> Your expired one's probably at home. >> It is. I thought I had it with me. I'm sorry. >> No, you're good. >> Oh, [ __ ] You want to go ahead? >> Mr. Brunetti, you care if I check your blood sugar real quick? >> No, no, no. Just sit here. Stick away. >> Here's his cigarettes. Sorry. >> I'm not a I don't I don't live a whole life I don't smoke cigarettes. >> I'm so sorry. >> Thank y'all for y'all help. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. >> Um and he will he will be going to class or Pulaski County. I used to work up there, but I don't no more. Um, he'll be going to Saline County. So, um, as far as how it works when they get there, he will get a phone call. So, I'm sure that's what he'll use to give you a call to let you know, okay? Um, so he is getting charged with, um, with the incident that happened and everything. So, um, haven't talked with him to see exactly what the whole story is. So, I don't want to tell you charges and I not know the whole story. So, um, but if you have any Did he get you information and everything or >> No, no matter that. If you need anything, I can give it to you. >> Yeah. >> Arkansas, 7201. >> When did you say he got out of the hospital? And what was he in there for? >> The, um, diabetes. >> The diabetes? >> His sugar went up to 500 and something. He could have went into a coma. So, they let him out, you know, trying to teach him how to deal with it. >> Mhm. >> How to, you know, keep the insulin down. >> They are going to check it, um, kind of like I told him, um, it's going to sound worse than what it is, but we still have to, regardless of the with with his insulin or, you know, sugar being high, we still have to go forward and then that's what the court's for is to just, you know, decide what is the end result. Um, so, thank you for understanding and everything and uh >> I'll get down your service and what you going to do. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And that's how I work with the judge. I know what you're talking about. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And I also worked as a nurse, so I understand his part. >> Right. Yes, ma'am. Well, I'm going to go over here and figure out everything and, uh, if you would just hang tight until we can get her situated and then, all righty. Thank you. Ooh. >> Well? >> Huh? >> I said, "Well?" >> So, I'm right. >> I guess I Probably. Probably it doesn't surprise me. Wow. Yeah. Well, I can see where it got that way cuz he was getting pissy with me and I'm like Yeah. Right. Got you. Yeah, when they related it to us, it was They didn't say anything about over here. Yeah. And so they then they relate back and they're like, um, they he called back and said that it's across from Casey's and I said where across from Casey's and then that's when they said finally over here and we seen you waving and I was like You know how it goes, yeah. Hey, that's usually how it goes, right? Mhm. Oh, yeah. Right. But >> I don't speak Spanish. And they don't speak English. >> God damn. I was like, "Y'all just going to let somebody beat the [ __ ] out of somebody?" They watched the whole [ __ ] thing. >> I really didn't want to put my address, but I did. Why don't you just put the sheriff's office? >> All right. >> Cross that out a whole bunch. That's what I would have done. You put your phone number on there, too? >> Yeah, I don't care if y'all call me. >> Oh, whoever calls me. >> I would have put sheriff's office. All right, good luck. >> Yeah. >> Did you have to work last night? >> No. >> Oh, okay. >> tonight. >> Yeah, this permanent base thing is getting to me. >> It is, though. >> It'd be like a typical, uh, >> statement where they cross out so much [ __ ] I was like, "You've got to be [ __ ] me." This [ __ ] I didn't just watch >> Just waylaying. >> I mean, just had her pinned right here. >> Where the door was open and he had her pinned right here just hitting her. >> She couldn't go nowhere. >> Yeah. >> And just kept hitting her. >> Well, she said it's definitely not the first time this happened. No. >> Yeah. Is she not riding with him all night? >> Uh, she ain't talking. >> No one. She was yelling, "Help." I had my windows down and I was coming down the bridge right here and about right there I saw that dude the first swing and I was like, "Surely not. Surely they're just trying to They're just messing around." But, when I got about right here, I was like, "Fuck, he's really beating [ __ ] out of her." >> Damn. I'm glad you were over here. I wish they would have told us Commuter Lot instead of Casey's. >> I said the, uh, >> Oh, I know you did. I know you did. >> And right across from Casey's. That's plenty of information. >> Well, they didn't >> And she said that they said that >> us that until after the fact. And then all they said when we asked for an updated location was across from Casey's. I was like, across from where? Here? There? There? What are you talking about? >> I gave a damn. The only thing I didn't give >> I've heard you on the radio. I know how you You give out details. I know. >> So, the only thing I didn't give was a silver Jeep truck. I should have said that, but that's [ __ ] I I had to run back to my truck to get my damn phone. I jerked in here real quick to try to separate them. >> Yeah. >> He was still beating the hell out of her when I pulled up. >> Does she got any Does she got a red mark on the side of her face? >> Yeah, and right here. >> Yeah, I saw that, so >> Well, I'm going to get out of here if you don't need me. >> Yeah. >> I'll push her off my bumper. >> I'll do that. I have to take you, too. Hey, if you guys You grab your bag. He's about to try to get out of here, so you'll lean off the bumper for me. Just so he doesn't hit you by accident. I don't want that. Are you going with Mom? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I hope everything works out for you. I would suggest leaving him. And I'll leave him with it. If this is the type of person he >> It It doesn't get better. I'll tell you that. >> He obviously don't care. Not you or your mama. I'm not trying to be a butt head, but he obviously don't care. If he's willing to do that to you, he's willing to do that to others. I'll see you both. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you by chance as well? Just since you were here for it all. >> My daughter has it. >> Your daughter has it? You have Mom's ID? >> You can get it tomorrow since you're with Mom. >> I got it. Hang on. She told me it was in here somewhere. That thing's heavy. >> Yes, it is. All this change in here. You guys can take and take it out of here. >> I'll tell you what. I'm going to take a picture of it. That'll be good enough for me. That way I know it's hard to get those out and it's harder to get them back in. All right. Well, if you want to thank your daughter, y'all are Once you can get out of here anyway, you're good to go. Um he is going to jail. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um >> Thank you, officer. >> Yes, ma'am. Same thing we told your daughter, this doesn't get better with time. Never once has it gotten better with time. Take care of your daughter. But don't put yourself in that situation, either. All right. Yes, ma'am. And you're welcome to hop back in the car. Just once they all get out of here, you can leave, okay? All right. >> Thank you. >> Do what? >> Zack's trying to get some vital signs. >> Okay. >> I thought I was good. >> It was what did you say? You got a Jeep? How's your axle? >> Yeah, I know. But that [ __ ] dropped off down there. >> Yeah, it does. That other red truck is one third and then it go. >> Yeah, I mean my guy got stuck. >> Hey, you need some bigger tires. >> Yeah, I just bought these not long ago. >> I'd say it still looks clean. >> Yeah, it's It's only got 3,000 mi on it. >> It's clean and new. That's good. >> what I mean to you. >> Let's not break it. No, you really can't. Tinted windows are nice, but damn, it's hard when you're trying to see. When you're trying to see in a car, it's hard, too. >> I did it for my kids, though. When I got my baby back here, that way they >> Yeah. >> What's [ __ ] he saying? >> Oh, he doesn't feel good. He can't fit in the back of the car. >> Doesn't feel good. here. He was perfectly fine when he was beating the hell out of her. >> Yeah, everybody's allergic to jail. >> Yes, he is. Boy. >> That's all it ever comes down to. >> "Put me in here." I said, "Cuz I said I would if I had some." I told her I said, "This is the one day I didn't bring my gun, badge, nothing." >> Nothing. You were just trying to go for a drive. >> Well, I was trying to go to Lowe's. >> Yeah. >> I said, "All I had was my damn my damn car, that's all I had." He said, "You ain't no damn cop." I said, >> Yeah, I am. >> I said, "This is all I got, right man? I ain't got my badge, I ain't got nothing, but this is all I got." >> You're rocking with what you got, and that's all you can do. >> I saw you for real. I was like, >> Dude, cuz they said >> He over here shaking. >> Casey's, and I'm like, >> He was waving his damn >> Trying to. Well, I started to un-ass the area, and then they're like, "They're still over there." I'm like, "No, they're not." So, yeah. >> They just didn't give y'all the trick. >> You know how sensitive he is. >> Who was that girl? >> The cop? Sully? They're sold in. >> She hollered, but >> He can holler all he [ __ ] wants to. >> She is saying that. >> He started getting disrespectful to her. I'm like, "Well, we ain't going to have that." There's no reason to be Nah, you know. >> Hey, I I put you in my car and you He wouldn't When he tried to hit me, I said, "Hell, no." >> Okay. >> He didn't even do anything. >> You got to diffuse the situation somehow. >> And finally got her out of the car. >> Out of the way. Yeah. That's a bad spot to be in. >> I see you keep getting the biggest cut off. >> Yeah. >> Ow. And then I looked at this dude. >> I'm sorry I hit you. >> Mhm. 303. What's What's your normal? >> Uh, 80 to 100. >> 1050 >> Beautiful. >> So Mhm? >> What you doing? I got you. >> Um, hitting his daughter. We still going to Yeah. Uh, that's what I was trying to Right. Okay. >> How you doing, brother? What's going on? >> It's 303. >> Yeah, but it's 303. It's 303. I don't got no answer. I got uh >> What else? >> Okay. >> Uh, but he was claiming his sugar was high. That's why he was acting the way he was, but it's only 303, so I don't think it's I mean I ain't no doctor, but high enough to be >> What was it? >> But not you know. >> What you say you was on? What? >> Yeah. >> 80 to 100. >> Not to be doing that type of episode going Yeah. >> Do you have any jail? Yeah, that's what I see in the jail, y'all. >> What's today? Wednesday? >> Yeah. >> I don't know. Since it's already 11 40. >> I got I got to have insulin in the jail. >> They'll get it to you in the jail. >> Yeah, they will. >> Yeah, we'll fill out like this medical thing when we get you >> I'm not going to fill it. I don't know why I'm being treated like I'm a criminal. >> I'm not saying you are. I'm trying to help you. >> No, I didn't say you were. I took the driving test for my license. So you don't have a criminal record. I got you, officer. I'm doing my money well well and good. I got everything I got on me. You doing okay? I got What's my name? Brian. I hate Brian anyway. My wife don't like living out here. She likes the suburbs. >> You said >> I got his name. He's got it. I can go get it for you. I ripped it out and gave it to him. >> I got one of these waterproof note pads. >> Mhm? >> I got a waterproof note pad. >> Yeah. I had some of them. But sometimes they're hard to freaking write on. >> Oh, it's the best. >> Really? Okay. I had bought one I bought some off Amazon and they got to where like they were they were hard to write on. It was that different paper or whatever. That's that's pretty good. Where'd you get those at? You said no I didn't. Supposed to get bad. >> It may be a long night. >> I know. I'm like dang they're closing the rest of the city down. What about us? No, I don't know who that is. puking You can keep that over there. I'm a sympathetic puker. >> You can't hold on to my guy. >> Well, you keep moving. That's not right. All right. You can't hold your arm really still, okay? We're trying to get you as on. accurate >> I was being cooperative and you >> Okay. I was being cooperative >> I'm not >> I'm not being cooperative and you want to take me to jail. >> Okay. Cooperative is what >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> Hold still. Hold still. >> Oh. >> Hey, did you get his info? >> His info? >> Huh? I believe you. We got you to accurately >> You want to see if Daylen can come transport him to the city jail or >> Yeah. >> Well, not a big Don't try to say I'm calm, but this is the situation. >> I'm going to get my phone and give him a call. Do you have what you need? He was doing that on purpose. Did you get that daughter's info? It's a little high. 180 over 90. 100. So, you talked to her already? Yeah. Do you have a history of high blood pressure? >> Yes. >> Did you take your medicine today? >> No, I didn't. >> No, your medicine is for high blood pressure. >> Yes. I had not took it today. >> You haven't? Okay. >> I'll finish taking it with my insulin and my food. >> 206 >> I ate my food at 12:00. I came to get some food. With my my daughter with What are those you two waiting right behind me? You could have got it. >> I mean he can get everything >> If I didn't go up there and get >> to jail like insulin and stuff while so I mean do y'all think he needs to go then I'll let him go with you, but >> He's going crazy, man. He ain't talking to people. He ain't >> I think he's a little worked up. >> I was being happy. I had it too. I'm ready to go to the [ __ ] jail. >> You think these gentlemen can help me get you in there? >> You said today I ain't going to do nothing. >> Well, you told me I couldn't do nothing. Can I help you? >> Uh no. >> Okay. He mad because I jerked him. It's okay. We'll let them be the good guys. I'm used to it at this point. Right. She didn't want to go in there. Right. Right. Yeah. Just like He does it the hard way. I told him put his body in. He told me Shut up, [ __ ] That's what he told me, "Shut up, bitch." Everywhere, I know. Uh hey uh Zach manually. He said, "Just take me to jail." Yeah. That's what he just told me. Sugar was 300. >> 300? Yeah. Have a good day. Got it. Let's turn around and face me, both. Face the top. You're good. I display better in person than I am. >> Mhm. Their daughter. Uh she's in the car now, but yeah, she was just letting it happen. Yeah. Right. Hey man, you got to go go first. >> Hey Barry. Let's turn around for >> All right, so something might help. >> Yes. >> Okay. Right. Look at your car. Okay, I had like yellow hair. I was walking up here with all this pollen on me. It was already dirty. It's about right. >> They were going to come to this. >> And I don't help it though cuz I just I just can't. If I got to laugh, I just got to laugh. It just happens. I said, "Hell, I can't even get up." Well, you told me I was going to have to carry him over here and I said, "Oh, absolutely not." In case nobody's told y'all today, thank y'all for y'all's service. Okay. I know. I apologize. Thank y'all. Hey, did you get the daughter's info? >> Yeah, I got >> Okay. >> You got his daughter? >> Yep. Thank y'all so much. >> One closer after another. >> Yeah. >> All right, dude. >> So, um you want me to do the report or do you want to do Okay, and then we can just fill in the gaps wherever. Yeah. What all are we going to get him with? Just the um Yeah, okay. I didn't know considering he swung at him. He didn't want to push knives at me. Okay.