How long do you think I'll be in there? Well, it depends. I'm pretty sure that it's a third-degree felony, so you'll have a bond. Interesting. So, a couple hours, then you'll be able to bond out. Okay. I'm just worried about my hair going to jail. Just got to make sure she looks good for a booking photo. Go ahead, step out. We're going to go on the right side of this car. All right, just hang tight. I'm just going to drive you over here. She what? She locked her car. >> She literally admitted to the entire thing. Like, I I've known the family for for a long time. I played football with her older brother. Yep, I know your dad, I know your brother very well. Did you play baseball or like football with him? >> Well, I played football for a long time. Yeah. I follow him on Facebook. Yeah. If the crime don't charge her with a with a felony I could have just wrote you a ticket and be done with it, but unfortunately, since it's a felony, no matter what, I have to make a physical arrest. Same thing here. >> criminal history, right? Yeah. All right, so felonies and misdemeanors, uh we very commonly treat different. I arrest people all the time for misdemeanor driving offenses, uh for criminal speed, for driving on suspended, for displaying fictitious registration, all sorts of traffic-related stuff. Um I don't necessarily put handcuffs on them and book those people in the jail, but felonies we do. Those people get handcuffs, they get searched, they get transported, they get to spend time in the Pinal County bed and breakfast. Um that's that's what the difference is between that. So, if she would have just been speeding and it was a criminal amount of speed, she probably would have gotten a ticket and away she went. But, because the felony of eluding, that's why she's in handcuffs, that's why she has a booking photo.