[Music] Alissa, how do you spell your first name? >> A L S. >> Your middle initial. >> Last name. Okay. Um, what brings you in today? >> So, everything is >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, yeah. >> I'm going to just going to stop you right there. Okay. Um, just because I'm going to complete the crash portion of this investigation. So, I'm going to move into um what's called changing of the hats. Okay. So, before I ask you any further questions or you make any further statements. Okay. I'm going to read you what's called your Miranda rightites. All right. Um, one second. One of these cards in here somewhere. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you for any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand the rights I've just explained to you? >> Having those rights of money, you want to answer some questions for me? Okay. So, um, run me through what happened yesterday. >> So, I was just in an accident yesterday. >> Okay. Where at? >> Maladar Road in Garvey. >> Malar and Garvey. Okay. Um, whose vehicle were you driving? >> His. >> Okay. What was it? >> Dodge. >> Okay. So, what happened during the crash? Like, what happened? Why did the crash happen? >> The lady pulled out front of me and slam on her brakes and I went to slam on my brakes and >> Okay. >> Um, and then what happened after that? >> And then I was scared cuz I have kids and I wanted to make sure my >> Were the kids in the car with you? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just I don't have a valid license. >> Okay. I got into an accident and I was scared that I was going to go to jail and I didn't have a safe place for my kids. >> So, I just wanted to make sure my kids had a safe place to go before I came and talk to an officer in terms of >> understood. Um, and then um did you check on anybody to make sure if they were okay or had injuries or anything like that? >> Okay. Um, what who did you stop out with while you were there? >> I talked to the lady that was in front of me and the person that was in front of them and everybody said they were okay. >> Okay. >> No injuries occurred. >> I got you. Did uh did you like provide them with any information to to try to help or >> Yes. One of the the guys that >> I got I gota talk to her. She was there. >> The guy asked for the insurance card. So I gave him the insurance card and everything. >> And he told me that he wasn't going to call the cops. He was just going to file it through insurance and told me I was good to go. So that's why I left. >> What about the other driver? >> She told me she wasn't going to get out of the car right now. So she would give her a minute. She wanted to call a family member. >> Okay. And because he took pictures of everything and then went up to her, I figured everything was okay cuz he told me I was okay to go, so I I left. >> I gotcha. Um and then kind of run me through um what happened today with the vehicle. >> I I don't know. I was at my house. I went back to my house. >> What did you take the vehicle to? >> My friend's house. >> What did you do with the vehicle there? >> Just parked it. >> Okay. What else did you do there? >> That was it. >> Okay. Cuz she gave us a different story. >> My vehicle was just parked there. Didn't do anything on that. It was came home the next morning. I came home this morning. >> Didn't take the tag off it. Put it on a different car. >> It's his tag. He's got to transfer it. >> Did you take the tag off of that car to put it on a different car? >> I put on Oh, I handed it right to him to send here. >> So, so you took it off to people is what I'm getting. >> Correct. Okay. >> And gave it to him because it's his tag and he needs to transfer it. >> I got you. How come you went to that house to park the vehicle and not back home? >> That's where my daughter was. >> That's where your daughter was. Where was that? >> To go back. Huh? >> Where was that at? >> Off of Kraner. >> Off of Kraner. I need to go get my daughter to bring my daughter home to my boyfriend so that if I did end up going to jail, he had possession of my heart. >> Gotcha. Um, I got any more questions. Where are you currently residing at? Do you have any prior failure to appear if you've never not shown up for a court date? >> Um, last year, but I got already served my warrant for it and it was dismissed. >> Okay. Um, have you ever been arrested for driving while license suspended with knowledge? >> No, sir. Nothing like that. Okay. Can you raise your right hand for me? Everything you told me is true to the best of your knowledge. Yes, sir. >> Do you understand that providing me with a false statement is a crime in the state of Florida and you can't be prosecuted? >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, you are going to be going to jail tonight. Okay. So, do you have everything that you need as far as >> I do have a piece of paper in my jacket that has phone numbers in it? >> That's fine. >> Cuz I wasn't sure, but I also >> That's fine. Yeah. And they'll give you a piece of paper as well. >> Will they allow me to keep this piece of paper? >> Well, they'll give you another one that they'll put like a like a like the jail copy one, but you you can keep that one on. And is there a possibility that you could possibly tell me what my bond is so I can get what my bond's been? >> I will in just a little bit cuz there's going to be just a few different charges. Okay. Um just for future reference, right? Anytime you're in a vehicle accident, whether somebody tells you you're good to go or not, you're required by law to stay on scene and and wait for us. Okay? Cuz >> even if cops aren't called and everybody says that they're good to go, >> even if they say they're good to go, because what happened is is is they called us, right? >> Right. And it would came out as a hit and run. >> Okay. Um, you know, and had they would have had injuries, it would have been a felony. Okay. >> Did one lady not go to the hospital? >> No. Luckily, nobody nobody claimed injuries. But if somebody did have claim injuries and you left in the scene of an accident, it's a felony. >> Told you that. >> So, nobody luckily nobody was injured in this one. It's just a misdemeanor. It's a second degree misdemeanor. >> Okay. >> Um, so, but just for future reference. Okay. And then obviously don't drive if your license is suspended. Okay. Um, so whenever you're ready, if you got to give him things, I would give him your little vape thing if you want, cuz if not, it goes in the trash here. Okay. >> Oh, that they won't put it in my belongings. >> They won't take any type of tobacco products. >> Well, my glasses going to be okay in medical. >> If they are they prescription? >> Yes. >> We have a form that you can keep them on you as well. Okay. >> Do you have any other like jewelry or something? >> No. Just I took all that out at home. >> Understood. And I appreciate you coming down and I didn't have to go hunt you down. >> No, no, no. I I appreciate I was just trying to, like I said, get my ducks in a row cuz like I said, I have two kids. >> Understood. might arrive full time. Yeah, >> I'm dealing with >> Are you on probation or anything like that? >> No, sir. I've honestly never This is honestly the second time I've ever went to jail. Okay. The first time was because I had a benchmark for my FDA and obviously I had to go to go to there was no way around. I had to go. >> Understood. Um, did they inform you about your vehicle? >> That's what I was going to say. Yeah. When I when earlier that's what I was when the guy got everywhere, he took a picture and stuff. So, like I had known that there's at least activity going on. >> What did they did they inform you that it was towed? >> Yeah, it's premium or whatever. But the one thing is is the officer that spoke to him yesterday did tell him that if they found the vehicle, they would call him before they impounded it. >> It was it was dayshift that did it today. So that officer that spoke with you last night didn't come in until 6:00. I got a call at like 3:00 p.m. today and was informed of it. >> Is there a possibility that like that's something that we have to be to get out? There's not >> Yeah, I mean it's it was involved in a hit and run crash. So, um, >> and was it true that I wasn't allowed to get my kid that she wasn't allowed to take my kids's car seat out of the car? >> I was I told her she >> I have no I got a weird phone call from my from my biological dad who was like that's also a reason why I have all these numbers right now because he's also putting the one putting the money for my bail and everything. And he told me that basically when she called I guess she was on the phone all the whole interaction I don't know >> that they impounded the car and she asked if she can take my stuff out. They wouldn't let her take my child's car seat out. I don't know. very common. >> Okay. >> It's not common, but I mean it depends on who it was because it is it is prop. It is your property and somebody else can't give permission to release. >> That's my son's cursing and I like I said I share my son with his dad. >> Yeah. If it the only reason I could see them saying no um is if it's because if it's your property and somebody else can't release your properties because if they did and then all a sudden you came back, hey, somebody took my car seat, it's missing, we're now liable for it. So that's the only reason. Um, but if you're ready to go, you can say your goodbyes and do what you need to do. Um, it's nothing. I'll handcuff you in the front. We'll walk right back here. I'll get >> start Does the process get started here for >> So, I got all I do is type it out real quick. Take me like 15 minutes. Um, and then I don't I think we have transport running tonight. It just depends on when the transport van, but the the official process when everything kind of gets done is once you get up to the jail and they book you through there, then soon as you get through their their little process, then I I believe the the bond you can. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, it could be it could I just >> You tell me my bail tonight before. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll tell Yeah, I'll tell you. I'll tell you what it is. >> Do I get one phone call on there to call my bondsman or him to let him know? >> You can call when you get up to um up to the county. Okay. >> Um I believe once you get into the actual like once we go through the booking area, you get right in the little common area. I believe there I think it's unlimited phone. So, it's unlimited phone calls now. If not, it's like five free ones. But yeah, you'll have all that that opportunity as well. >> So, I mean, if you want to if you have one right now and you want to kind of let them know like, hey, just be expecting a call in the next couple hours. just told they my dad and him and the bondsman all said basically was when you get to city hall they tell you your bonds before you can go to county try to call us if you can >> I want to say I want to say the only because the only two things I'm going to charge you with is the leaving the scene of um a crash and the the dwellist with knowledge and both of those are both misdemeanor and I believe they're both 500 so if I'm roughly calculating I have no other charges yeah I have no other charges against you I'd be about thousand >> there's no great bodily harm or to property damage No. If there was great body harm, you wouldn't be getting a bond. That would be like I'd be calling THI out here to come. >> Traffic homicide. >> But like I said, >> injury is considered traffic homicide. >> No, serious bodily injury is >> if it's just injury, then >> be bodily harm, right? >> Yeah, it would be. I would have to look at the statute for, but it it's not. It's just it's just that it's just a seconddegree misdemeanor of leading the scene of a crash. >> So, for the woman though, I like I'm looking at two charges. I might have to put a bond on. >> Yeah. I I want to say estimate. I don't have any other charges that I'm going to charge with. I like I said, I really do appreciate you coming in and that will be dy noted in in my narrative as well. >> Um, and if the only two I can think of is are those two and those are the only two I'm going to stick with. So, I'm going to say it's about a thousand. >> Okay. >> If not, I don't believe either one goes over that. So, yeah, bang on a thousand. I say >> Yeah. So, I think most are like at the minimum is like about 100 bucks or so. >> Give this to you. >> Um, just hold on it for now. I just I got to cut you in the front. Um, so just you can see them. Um, I just got to cut you in the It's just our little thing. No, it's doing it in the front. >> Yep. No, we're like I said, we're taking like 10 steps literally like that way. Um, so if you need to give your hugs, kisses, whatever you got to do once [Music] you go, please get up there. >> Okay. All set. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah. Yeah. If you hit the little green button. Um, and then I'll uh I'll be I'll get her your I'll get your phone number from her. I'll keep in touch with you once she heads up there. So, you can give them the the heads up and I believe once she's up there and like I said, they get her through the process, it'll actually post. So, it should go fairly quickly after that. Okay. >> All right. >> No, and that's completely understandable. >> And listen, listen, we we all make mistakes and I'm not trying to hit you with anything. My kids just knives and shooting objects just so that like if you decided to do those ninja, you're not going to slice it or shoot us. All right. So, it's got a little backwards, but we're going to go right over here to these yellow footsteps. Um, I'm going to take a picture and stuff real quick in just a second. >> Um, there's no metal object. >> That's fine with me. >> Oh, that sucks. >> Um, that way I'm just going to just search through your pocket. Right. Um, and if you need anything else further out of your phone, um, you know, just work and you feel like you're being molested. >> Yeah, they they're the ones that do the the weird stuff. Um, and then it was al >> SSA SSA. Yeah. Probably quicker process probably. >> Okay. Um here you >> I'll probably just do it up there and I'll just email it to you and print it out. >> Probably probably just >> my customers up to him. Um >> do you mind calling here? >> What was I going to say? Um, I know last time because even remember that 52 I had with just a slap and they said it was within 24 hours for the medical clearance. I might have to run her, >> but it's been over 24 hours. I don't really know. >> If it's been over 24 hours, I don't think they're going to ask you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You want me to change it? >> Anyway, >> you want to go give them a call first? >> Yeah. Let me here. That's what it is. I'm going to stick in the cell just for now. Justin, let me make a phone call because if not, if if I have to transport if I we get up there and they're like, "No, I got to get you medical." We're going to have to go to like Rocklage and get you Medicare if they say >> because you were involved in a vehicle accident, but it's only been it's been over 24 hours. So, I'm going to ask them if they would prefer me go get you Medicare. Just it's just a protocol because God forbid with you being in that minor crash, you had something pop in your brain when you get into their jail and then you croak over, it's on them. Um, and it's it's more just to see if I think let me let me give them a call. If they're like, "No, you're good." If they're like, "No, you're good to go." Then we'll I'll car. We'll load you up. We'll get right up there so this process goes quick. So, we'll walk right over here. Stick it right in here and you can just give me like 10 15 minutes and uh I'll have an answer for you. We'll get we'll get going. All right. Here's something. Good to go. >> Yeah, this way, like I said, this way will be a lot quicker. Um, and you'll be able to bar down fairly quickly. Okay. Um, I'll turn some music on back here. Let me know if you get too blame. >> Hello. >> Hey, Charles. Officer Smith Bombay. >> How you doing? >> Hey, I'm good. You're on speaker. I want to let you know um Alicia also wanted me to let you know uh the jail van was already up at the jail. So, I'm direct transporting her now. So, we'll be up there in about 48 minutes and then the process will get started and she should be good to go here within the next I'd say like hour or two. >> Oh, cool. Okay, cool. Thank you so much. >> You're most welcome. All right, I'll talk to you soon. Thank you. >> Bye. And you know, hang on a second. I'm not in trouble. >> You know, you probably lose my record like this. >> No. And like like I said, one, it's it's I'm really glad that I didn't have to go hunt you down. Thank you for that. Cuz that just makes more of a headache for me. Um but two, you know, you've been super cool and cooperative and whatnot. Um I I don't mind helping out any way that I can. you know, it's it's it's just a job, you know what I mean? Um, which is why like I'm I'm kind of glad that, you know, we don't have to sit here and wait for the tango van to get here because that's just a pain in the butt. >> They take forever. >> Yeah. >> And then it takes forever for my process to even started later and get more people get in because I >> Yeah. And it's Friday. Like you you made it on a good time. >> Yeah. Like my my balesman was like, "Listen, >> at 8:00." >> Okay. My balesman is also a um a bounty hunter. >> Oh, okay. >> So, he is he's actually friend of mine also. >> Oh, okay. >> So, like I called cuz he owns the rail. So, I called like I was like I just talked to him yesterday and asked him for advice of what I should do obviously. >> Yeah. >> Um and then call him. So, then he called him and I was actually taking a nap. He called me and he was like when you get a chance like this is what I need to see so far. He's like offic you >> or not. And he was like so shower what you need to do. >> Yep. >> He was like then go down there at 8:00 turn yourself in because by then she's already in there ready to get the ball rolling and they want to go. Yep. Perfect.