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All righty. So, the video of me taking a
pregnant homeless woman out for a meal
on the way to rehab. Uh, this is
probably my most popular video or the
video that I'm most well known for,
although it's not the video that has the
most views. I most recently posted this
video two years ago and it currently has
337,000 views, which is not which is a
nice amount of views, but it's not my
most video viewed video by by any means.
I think my most viewed video has 8
million or 10 million or something like
that, but it's a video that a lot of
people are interested in, a lot of
people have given me compliments for. Uh
just for the background information on
this particular incident. It occurred on
September 19th, 2019 at about uh 3:30 in
the morning. Uh this was about a year
before I started the body camera
channel. And I never intended anyone to
ever find out about this. I don't think
I ever told my wife. I never told my
friends at work. The only person I told
about this incident was the dispatcher
because I didn't want her to think that
I was milking my runs. Uh we call that
milking your milking your calls. when
you uh when you take a call that you
should clear up very quickly, but you
sit on it for a long time because you're
a lazy cop. Um I didn't want people the
dispatcher to think that I was being
lazy, so I did let her know what I was
doing. Uh now, how did we come come to
this situation? It's kind of a funny
story. Uh so I told you that I actually
got there at 3:47 a.m. The call that I
responded to came in at 3:02 a.m. And I
think she actually had multiple calls
prior to that. Let's just say she'd been
calling in since 2:30 in the morning.
So, she had to wait for a little over 2
hours for a police officer. The reason
she had to wait so long is cuz when she
called in, said she needs a ride to Mary
Haven, everybody assumes that she's
trying to get a ride to the drunk tank.
Uh that's that's usually what we do on
third shift when we're taking someone to
Mary Haven. And we are not in a hurry to
go pick someone up because they got too
drunk and need to go out to the drunk
tank. Um, a lot of homeless people abuse
that, use it as a place to get a free
meal and a and a roof over their head
for the night, get let out in the
morning, get drunk, and do it all over
again. So, typically those people get
put way to the bottom of the priority
list, and it was a very busy night. The
other thing that happened that
particular night is it was the 3000
numbers of West Broad Street and there
was an auto parts store connected to the
address. Uh if you know anything about
that part at Broad Broad Street and
Wilson just west of there's actually two
auto parts stores. One of them is open
24/7. The other one is not. So when I
get a call out to those numbers of West
Broad Street, I automatically just go to
the one that's open 24/7 because why
would anybody be at the auto parts store
that's closed at 3:45 in the morning. So
she had been calling in asking for a
cruiser to respond and I had been
driving to the wrong location. I was the
only car clear that night for a couple
of hours. And every time I saw that run
pop up on the board, I tried to go find
her. She wasn't there. That's because I
was going to the 24-hour auto parts
store, not the start part auto parts
store that was closed. That's where she
was. It's kind of funny because as I was
driving there, I even pulled up her mug
shot and that's what you're looking at
here. This is me looking at her mug
shot, wanting to know exactly what she
looks like so that if she's in the
parking lot, I can call her out for
misuse of 911 or for repeatedly and
continually calling 911 just for a ride.
Uh when I arrived on scene, you guys
have all seen the video. If not, you're
going to see it in just a moment. Uh
this is what I came up on. So, she
explained the situation, how she needed
to get to rehab, why she needed to get
to rehab, and why she had called me. And
I immediately felt really bad. I felt
small at that that part moment in time.
Felt bad that um she had waited so long
for help. She was reaching out for help
and I felt that the system had kind of
failed her that night and I was a part
of that. So, you know, I I loaded her
stuff up in the car and off we went. But
also really close to that um rehab
facility where I was taking her. I knew
for a fact that there's a 24-hour
McDonald's on the south end of town. Um
I usually would stop at that McDonald's
if I was hungry and I was down that way.
This particular night I happened to be
hungry. I was down that way and I had a
pregnant woman in the backseat of the
car. So, I assumed she was hungry as
well. I wanted to make up for, you know,
her being so frustrated in the the whole
system kind of letting her down. So, I
offered to take her to this 24-hour
McDonald's. As it turned out, that
McDonald's was uh closed for
renovations. So, we went to the White
Castle across the road. Um, we actually,
you know, we pulled off in a parking
lot. We got out of the car, stood at the
at the hood of the car, had our meal,
and uh had an actual real conversation.
Um, you know, you you'll see that
conversation, and in it, I even talk a
little bit about my personal history and
why it is that I became a police
officer. Then we loaded back up and uh
off we went off to rehab. A little bit
of followup. I see a lot of people
saying, you know, oh, God bless this
officer. Thank you for getting her to
rehab. I hope she's doing well now. Um,
just so you know, uh, she's not doing so
well now. She's, to the best of my
knowledge, she's still alive. She's
still out there, but um she did not get
clean. She had that baby. I think she's
had another baby since. And last time I
checked, she actually had a warrant for
prostitution. So, you know, we do these
things and we don't often get the
follow-up that we need, unfortunately,
sometimes when we do look these people
up, that bout rehab was not the one that
takes. Um hopefully for her sake and for
the sake of everybody that's out there
that's dealing with these kind of
issues, she finds a way to get herself
clean. but it has not happened yet. So,
I think that's it for this introduction.
Thank you for watching. Enjoy the rest
of the video. I'll talk to you soon.
Um, I called Mary Haven. Mary Haven told
me to call Net Care. Net Care told me to
call you. Okay. What's going on? I want
to ride to Mary Haven. Okay. Why? What's
going on? I'm pregnant. I'm homeless.
And I'm a drug addict. And I'm done.
Okay. So, you're trying to get
treatment? Yeah.
and Mary um Grant Hospital told me that
Mary Haven has to take me if I go there
because I'm pregnant that that's their
policy but I have no way to get there
cuz I have to go to the one on Jenkins
cuz the one downtown won't accept me
because I'm pregnant. Which location do
you have to go to? The one on Jenkins
and High Street. Jenkins and
High staff there at night.
I called them at 1:00.
Okay. Throw yourself in the back of my
car here. Let me get this out of the
way. Just put it right here.
You have anything in your pockets or
anything? Just a phone. Okay. Come over
this side.
Have you sit back
here? Let me see.
All
right. 192.
I found her. I'm going to have a female
51 to the area of Jenkins and High.
I've never taken anyone to that location
before.
Yeah, I guess you guys do usually take
them downtown, but they won't accept me
being pregnant. Okay.
Okay.
Where where have you been staying
recently?
In that field behind your run car wasn't
even there yet. Sorry. Where have you
staying? In the field behind healthy
fans of Westgate right there. Okay. Like
in a tent or something? No. No, just on
the grass.
Are there other people back there? My
husband was Where's he at? I have no
idea where he went.
When's the last time you saw him?
Like 10:00.
Okay.
I ripped up our marriage license and I
don't know where he went after that.
Why didn't you go to Mary Haven sooner
than tonight?
because we didn't want to be separated.
But I don't care anymore.
Well, I mean, you're very pregnant,
right? Yeah, I'm 24
weeks. I mean, shouldn't that be more
enough motivation to get you in
somewhere? Well, I was going to Graham,
which is the suboxin doctor, and was
trying to do it without actually going
to inatient, but I can't do it.
Okay.
How long have you been living on the
street?
Where were you guys staying before that?
With people we thought was friends.
Thought they were paying the rent and
they didn't. And we all ended up being
evicted cuz the house wasn't in our
name. So we was giving them our rent
money. Oh, where was that at? Sullivan
Avenue. We're about on Solivan. Yes, it
is. No, we're about on Soliv. I thought
you said it was very bad on Sullivan,
which it is. Yeah, that is too.
Catherine and Brian. Oh, okay.
Are you hungry? Yeah.
You want to go get a burger on the way?
I don't.
Are you in a huge hurry to get in there
or you want to take an extra 10 minutes?
I'm fine taking an extra 10 minutes. I'm
always hungry. All right. I think
there's a McDonald's down here that's
open.
I'm kind of hungry.
Yeah. It's been a busy night. It has
been. And I started off hungry. So
that's not a good combination. No, I've
been on a diet and I've lost like 26 lb.
That's good. Yeah. But the diet ends on
Sunday and I'm I'm already ready for it
to be
done. And I usually pack like extra
protein bars and stuff in case I don't
get time to eat. Yeah. Yeah, but I ate
that last night and I forgot to pack
another one.
That's not good. That's all right. I've
still got food, but I just I don't feel
like eating that right now. Oh, no. Is
it not open at
night? The lights are off. No.
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Well, h there's a sign that they're
remodeling.
Well,
You want white castles or anything?
Yeah, that's fine. Okay.
I'm pregnant. I'll eat anything. Yeah.
Well, I was craving McDonald's,
right? Well, where I was at being
homeless right there, you get McDonald's
a lot. Yeah, I'm I'm assuming.
So, what would you like at White Castle?
Just a couple cheese sliders. Okay.
Anything else?
A small cup. Okay. You want to make it a
meal? Yeah, that's fine. Okay.
Walker, why can't you? Hey, can I get
two number TW's?
Um, a Coke Coke with one and then I just
make it two Cokes.
Okay. What else can I get for you? That
is it. So, I never get White Castle,
right? So, I don't even know what I
ordered, but it look like look like
cheeseburgers to me. Yeah, they were.
Okay.
Drink carrier. Um, no. I got two cup
holders in here.
I don't think she's going to let me pay.
Do you get that a lot being a cop with
the drivethrus? Yeah. About half the
places will charge and half don't. Yeah.
Dunkin Donuts. We always get the coffee.
Yeah.
But the I just found out tonight the one
McDonald's I used to always get coffee
at, they're not open at night anymore.
Yeah. So in the winter time, I don't
know where I'm going to get my coffee.
White Castle. Well, the that White
Castle over by Broaden Wilson. Yeah.
They they have their employees change
over so much. Sometimes they'll have
good coffee and then sometimes the
coffee will be cold. Yeah. So, I kind of
stopped going there. There used to be a
girl that worked in there that knew me.
Like, she just recognized me. Yeah. And
I even went I was working uh plane
clothes one night, so I wasn't in a
cruiser and I wasn't in uniform. Mhm. Um
I ordered my coffee and uh she
recognized my voice, so she gave it to
me for free when I came up to the
window.
Um, Certified has pretty good coffee and
there's usually a cop who's on duty in
there, so they have their coffee is
usually always fresh. Yeah, they're
really cool. We go in there a lot. I
just I never really drink their coffee.
I just I like McDonald's coffee a lot,
so I always like going to
McDonald's. We'll see. I got a couple
more months before it gets cold, right?
It was really nice when Tim Hortons was
open at night. They always gave us free
coffee.
They didn't stay open very long. All
night long though. I mean, it was
several years they were open all night,
but then they just stopped.
You want ketchup or anything? Do you
want any ketchup or anything? All right.
No. Are you going to let me pay for it?
Nope. All right. Well, thank you very
much. You,
too. All right. We'll go around the
corner.
All
right. Would you like to sit down and
have your food or you want to come out?
What do you mean? Yeah. If you want to
come out and stand up and eat or if you
want to sit down. I don't know if you've
been hear how tired you are. Here. Yeah.
We'll get up on the hood of the car.
Okay.
There's that
1019 was returned to 1644.
There you go.
Um 8 years.
I've been on. Did you always want to be
a cop? No. No. I uh you know, it's
funny. When I was a
kid, when I was getting ready to
graduate high school, I thought that
maybe I'd want to be a cop. So, I pulled
up next to uh an officer in my hometown
and I asked him some questions about
like how to become a police officer and
stuff. Mhm.
He told me he's his name was Officer
Super. Okay. He looked at me, he goes,
"You know what, Spence?" He's like, "You
seem like you're a pretty smart kid." He
goes, "Don't do this." He's like, "Don't
do this with your wife." It's like, "Go
do something else."
Yeah. He said, uh, he didn't. He's He
wouldn't wish it on anybody.
So, I went in the military.
Then when I got out of the
military, I got a degree in
economics and I worked as a financial
adviser for like five
years. And uh what's on these burgers?
They don't have mayonnaise or anything.
No, it's just uh Oh, okay. cheese,
pickles, and good onions. I can handle
that. But, uh, I kind of I had a bunch
of clients who were police officers for
Columbus and they told me that I'd like
the job and so I took the test and then
I got hired. Yeah. So, I left my job
working at a bank to come do this at
night. I've been doing it for 8 years
now. That is very crazy. Mhm. My uncle
was a CPD. Oh, really? He's retired now.
Richard Griggs. Um when he first
started, he was um he'd go around and
pick up prostitutes. Mhm. And that's how
he met his now wife. Oh my god. Like she
wasn't a prostitute or whatever, but he
was doing that and didn't want to tell
her at first that that's what he was
doing on the job. Um but as he retired,
he was a undercover narcotics officer.
Um, I'm pretty sure he was somewhere
down Hilltop or Bottoms area, but I
don't know for sure cuz I guess we
weren't allowed to know. Well, they
cover a lot of ground, too. Yeah.
So, but those guys tend to work with the
whole city. Probably everywhere between
the South End and the Hilltop. Well, my
He doesn't talk to me very often. He
says he not allowed to. It's against
their policy because I have felonies on
my record. Like, at the end of the day,
I'm still family. leg, but whatever.
Mhm. Um, but what I've reported some
drug houses to him,
hoping that if they get busted that I'm
forced to
stop. Um, but my mom usually calls and
tells him cuz it's her brother. She Oh,
so you let her know and then Yeah. And
then she lets him know and he lets
whoever in that area know.
But he's retired now, right? Mhm. I
guess he still goes in a couple days.
He'll leave sometime, huh? Said his name
is Griggs. I'll look him
up. He either goes by Richard or Bruce.
Okay. Well, I'll just look. I We have a
personnel list. I can just look him up
by last name and
see. I have a buddy on the department.
His last name is Arman Trout, but I'm
pretty sure you're not related to him. I
don't think so. It was my dad's last
name. Oh, okay. Yeah, we got hired
together. He works up north.
So, you guys really just been living out
in that field? Yeah.
It's crazy. Isn't there people around
that area that have tents and stuff?
They're like back in the woods. At
first, we was staying in the storage
shed. And I know it's illegal, too. But
somehow the owner found out and um came.
It was like 10:30 at night and he came
there. Luckily, we had just got there
and didn't have any blankets or anything
out. I told him he was just in there
changing our clothes. Mhm. So, there
wasn't too much he could do about it,
but obviously we didn't stay in there no
more. So, then we was staying on the lot
across from it, which is Lee's lot, and
somehow the city got called on us for
that.
So, we got kicked off of there. So, the
last like week and a half we've stayed
in that lot. That's crazy.
Yep. At least the weather's been okay.
Right. It does get kind of chilly at
night and first thing in the morning.
Mhm. But we had blankets and stuff.
I know some of the people that have
tents have a pretty nice setup in their
tents. Oh, yeah. They do. I used to.
They're just like cool with it. Like
Mhm. I'm not cool with like Yeah. I
don't want to do that for years and
years. Like, do you have other kids?
Yes. This is my fifth kid. Where are the
other ones at? In Kentucky with my
mother. Oh, crap. Are you going to try
to get clean and go down there? I'm
probably not going to go to Kentucky.
No. But that is my goal is to get clean
and get Kaye and Raiden back. I want
Damen and Mason back, but they're 15 and
14 now. And they were
a year and a half
and eight months old or so when my mom
first started getting them all the time.
So, she's had them this whole time. So,
and they go to school down there.
They're doing really good in schooling
and everything. So, I don't want to take
them from her and they'll be adults in a
couple years anyways. Like obviously
they say, "Mom, we want to come with
you." I would get them as well, but um
Kaye and Raiden's only four and two. How
often do you see them? Usually once a
month. M and when I when we had a ride,
I'd see him a couple times a month cuz I
have a drive down to Kentucky, but my
mom always tries to come at least once a
month to bring them to me.
That's been a long time.
Yeah. My baby girl turns five on Friday
tomorrow.
I've got a 5-year-old. Yeah. Yep. Five
and seven.
And I turned 40 this weekend. Oh, wow.
Well, happy birthday.
I'm only 33. My husband and me, between
the two of us, we have seven
kids. Six boys and one girl. Kayla is
the only girl, cuz this is a boy, too.
When are you due? January 11th.
You think Mary Haven's going to help you
get a place?
Grant said they would cuz on my
dis paperwork to come back next Tuesday,
they gave me the number, but they called
it masks or something. And um I she said
because you are pregnant, they have a
walk indoor policy. You can go anytime
during the day, anytime during the night
because you are pregnant, they have to
accept you.
So, it was either that or they was going
to kick me out of the suboxin clinic and
then I'd be screwed on a baby and
children services would get involved and
I just lose the baby automatically cuz
yeah, it would be born addicted to drugs
and I would have drugs in my system and
I don't want that.
I'm sure
there's there's definitely some stuff
going on right now with the stuff that
you're using in the baby, too. So, it's
best that you get in some place, right?
Rather than off the street cuz I didn't
want to leave my husband. Like, we
didn't want to be separated. Well, but
this is a little bit more important.
It's more important to take care of me
and my baby. And he ripped up our
marriage license and I pulled the
blankets from me and took them all from
me and left. I said, "All right, bet.
You'll never see me again." And he he
don't know that I left. He don't know
where I went. and he'll have no way to
contact me because if he calls Mary
Haven, they won't let him know that I'm
there and they don't allow any visits or
anything there while you're there. So,
nobody knows that I called you guys but
my mom. Mhm. And my mom's not going to
tell them. And you don't plan on seeing
them anymore? Nope. Well, I mean, if
that's the right thing to do, then I
hope that you stick to it. But most of
the time, people don't stick with that
story and they they go back on it. This
is the third time I'm I'm done. I want
my baby girl back and he obviously isn't
going to do nothing to improve our
situation cuz it just keeps getting
worse.
Um I got to quit being selfish and
thinking about me. Yeah. Cuz I brought
kids into this world and it should be
about
them cuz they don't have a choice. Mhm.
And it's not fair. No. I mean, kids born
in that situation have a hard life. Yes,
they do. And it's not fair to them. Mhm.
And that's what I told him before, like
cuz I've been on and off drugs pretty
much my whole life. I've always been
able to stop when I was pregnant cuz I
feel that that's not a decision as a
mother that I can make for them to do
drugs and I don't want to harm my kids.
But with this one, I can't stop. And I
think it's just the extra stress and
being homeless, which you would think
it'd be easier to stop because you
wouldn't have the money, but
there's all kinds of ways to make
money just standing there holding the
sign even though it's illegal. Mhm. I
can make $1, $120 a day
that I wouldn't make sitting in a house,
you know.
So, where do you guys usually stand at?
Right in front of Kroger. Oh, really?
H. Yeah. And they don't run you off or
anything? Yeah. Oh, they do.
Yep. A few times they have.
It's crazy though. How much do you spend
on drugs a day? You think?
Like 30 bucks. 40 bucks. Oh, really?
That's all? I It's too much. But it
could be worse. I do try not to do a lot
of it. But if I don't have the suboxin
or I want to get high, I also don't want
to be sick cuz that can harm the baby as
well. The stress of me withdrawing and
me being sick can kill the kid.
So, when you're sick and don't have
anything, it's easier to come up with
that $10 than it is for the $20 for a
suboxin cuz they're more than the actual
drugs are because they want to keep you
hooked. They don't want you to get off
of them because then they don't have
their business no more. Yeah. And I know
that. Well, I know that like for the
girls down on Solivet, they give them
free dope all the time just to keep them
working. A lot of people come up and
tell me that like I've had people walk
up to me and ask me and I tell them no
cuz I know it sounds crazy but if I
don't know you and I can't like don't
trust you I'm not just going to sniff
something. Mhm. Cuz I don't want it to
kill me. Like if I feel as if I'm not a
friend I can't really say a friend
because a friend wouldn't sell a friend
drugs that could potentially kill them.
But if you're not somebody that I feel I
can trust, I'm not just going to get
drugs off of anybody. That's crazy to
me. Yeah. Make sure my walk is still
working. I got a little bit of common
sense to me.
But
when you're sick or high that you don't
think about it,
wait. Okay. I don't know. I've never
degraded myself. I've never went out and
told myself. Mhm.
Like, and there's been days where it'd
be so much easier to do that. And I was
amazed by standing on the corner how
many men actually ask women that stuff.
Like,
I probably get asked it four, five, six
times a day. Like, dude, I'm holding a
sign. I'm not walking the [ __ ]
streets. Why do you keep asking me? And
they'll be like, "Are you sure?" Or
they'll come back and [ __ ] like, "No,
never once in my life have I ever done
it.
start now. Once you start doing that,
you really lose sight of things. That's
what I figure like cuz I know it'd be
easy money. You know what I mean? But
I'm cool. Yeah. I still have a little
bit of self-ride. Mhm. It's funny. Every
once in a while I'll be driving down
Solvent and there will be like a an
attractive girl walking down the road
who's not working and you can see all
the cars pull off to her. Pull off to
her. Yep. One night I I mean she must
have just been leaving a friend's house
or something. She was all she looked
real nice. She was wearing nice clothes.
young girl and I saw like three guys
pull up to her and she told them all to
go away. Mhm. And I pulled up and
offered her offered her a ride. I was
like, "Do you want a ride?" So that guy
stopped doing this. And she's like she
was literally she's like, "I live right
down the street so I'm good now." Like,
"All right." But it's funny just
watching dudes do that stuff.
And it's it's crazy that dudes actually
do it because Okay. Okay. I would say
every single one of them have something.
Mhm. because they're doing that with
multiple people and I'm sure 90% of them
are IV drug users. Mhm. I I know I said
I do the heroin but I sniff it. Doesn't
make it no better than the next. But
they're potentially getting everything
and it's just dirty like Yeah,
it's gross.
Yeah. Go home and watch a movie. Yeah.
Something. No, I can't imagine. Well,
and I think a lot of
it is guys that want to have control
over women, you know, they they like the
fact that they have this woman who's
like weak and desperate and that turns
them on. Yeah. To me, it's just not my
thing. No, that's just me.
Well, plus I mean, obviously, I arrest a
lot of people and I arrest a lot of
people on Solvent Avenue. I'm sorry. A
lot of those a lot of those girls are
kind of gross. Mhm. You know, I see some
of them in the bus magazines like
somebody was buying that. Yeah. Yeah.
Like really? It's even worse when
they're in your car and you smell them.
And Oh, it's nasty. That's the other
thing, too. And they got all those all
their MRSA wounds that are seeping. And
how many men do you pick up on that that
we pick up like with hookers or that are
hookers? That are hookers. Well, like
I'm not vice so I don't get into that.
Um like I don't and you have to be
undercover basically to arrest the
prostitutes. Mhm. I just arrest people
who I know are prostitutes, you know.
And but there's
I've I've talked to a lot of dudes who
are drug addicts that will suck a guy's
dick for money. I mean, I've I've seen
that multiple times. Really? Yeah.
There's There's a lot of guys that are
like that.
They're they're on the street and
they're addicts and it is what it is.
And there's a lot of guys just gay for
the stay. They're just gay for the drug.
Yeah. There's a lot of guys
that like gay guys that'll come down to
Solivan Avenue looking for dudes. Like I
I didn't talk to the the guy in the car
last night, but I talked to a guy who
came and flagged me down. He's like,
"Hey, there's a guy in a white car that
pulled up and offered to suck my dick
and all this other stuff." So, right
here, I'll take the trash over there.
You can hang on to your Coke unless
you're done with it. Thank you. I'm
going to get rid of this one.
Let's get you down there so I don't get
in trouble for taking too long. Yeah.
Okay. Thank you very much. You're
welcome.
So, in in 8 years, you're the you're
only the second person I've ever taken
out to eat. Well, take it back. The
third person. Yeah. But the only you're
only only second person I've ever taken
for burgers.
The third third one was a guy who was
crazy as I'll get out and he he was like
schizophrenic and saw things and I
wanted him to go to neck care but he
refused to go and he always called me a
a fat donut eating piece of [ __ ] So I
told him that I'll take him out and I'll
eat donuts with him if he agrees to go
to net care. Yeah. So he he was like,
"All right." So he hopped in the car. We
went and got a donut and then I took him
to Netcare.
That's awesome. At least he went
finally. Yeah. He got a case manager and
started getting on medication and
everything. That's awesome.
He But then he but then he screwed up
and he got kicked out of the apartment
that he was put in and now he's out on
the street smoking crack all the time.
Well, that sucks. But at least I tried,
right?
The other guy though that I helped out,
he's doing real good. I actually ran
into him at a gas station one day and he
came up to me with a big smile on his
face and said he's working at FedEx now
and he's doing real good.
That's awesome.
Yeah, that guy, it was winter time and
he called in saying that uh if he didn't
get something to eat, he was going to
kill himself.
So, I took him to Burger King. Used when
that Burger King on Broad Street used to
be open at night. Mhm. I bought him a
double Whopper with cheese and then I
took him to the hospital.
That's awesome, though. All right. So,
we'll
see. They're supposed to have someone
here 24/7. Yes.
I'm going to just check real quick.
Okay. Is this open?
Is this open?
Oh,
they have a CPD officer in there. Yeah.
What's up, man? Hey, I didn't know this
place existed and I definitely didn't
know there was a CPD officer in here.
Um, this young lady is very pregnant and
she called a couple of the places and
they were they told her that if she came
here, you guys would let her in. Well,
what's her name? Uh, Sarah Armen Trout.
Okay, hold on just a moment. Let me let
me check cuz I don't think we're taking
walk-ins right now, but let me check.
Okay. Yeah, she was told by Grant that
cuz she's pregnant, she had to be let
in.
She She might have some stuff in her
bag. Do you have any paperwork from
Grant in your No, but Mary Hay is
actually the one who referred me to
Grant cuz she's getting suboxins through
like some kind of program at Grant.
She's homeless. She's like out to here
pregnant.
Go take them where they're at. Go get
them.
All right.
Thank you very, very much. You're
welcome. Good luck with everything.
Thank you. You're welcome. Fantastic.
Great work.
Thank you. All right. Hopefully I don't
see you anymore. Yep. All right.
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