Hey, [Music] Hey. >> Hello. >> The officer arrives and you see the white Suburban in the background. This is a good time to introduce the scene in the subject, Rosa. >> Is that that white Suburban one of your guys'? >> Yes. >> Is that yours? Are you Rose? Rosa. >> Rosa. Do what? >> That's my mom. >> Oh, okay. What's your name? >> Okay. Um, are you able to talk with me for a second? >> Um, I'm [ __ ] I got my box. >> Where's your box at? [Music] Hey, Rosa. We can go in there. [Music] The officer asked Rosa to step into the back office. You can provide commentary on the reason for the officer's presence. >> Okay. Um, so you can have a seat if you want. I don't want to make you feel uncomfortable. Um, >> the officer tells Rosa about the active warrants. This is a critical point to explain the seriousness of the charges. >> Okay. How come you haven't gotten those taken care of? >> I haven't. Honestly, I haven't been able because I did break up. Can you close the door? >> Uh, I'll leave it crack. They can't hear you. It's noisy. >> No, it's um the reason why is because I haven't been able I haven't been working to be honest. is why I'm here training so I can get some money. And honestly, like I'm not going to have anybody to bail me out is the reason why I'm trying to, you know, I'm staying out of trouble and everything >> so I can fix all of that and then can start getting some payments. But that's the honest truth. >> Yeah. Do you have a driver's license with you? >> Honestly, I don't. >> Or I'm sorry, an ID. I know you're suspended. Yes. >> I don't care about that. Okay. Um, do you have an ID with you? >> Uh, >> I can look inside the truck. >> Inside the truck. Okay, >> we'll just keep in here. How long have you um how long have you started working here? >> Um, honestly, it's just started this. >> You You've got you've got a a bunch of warts all over the place. Okay. Um, and it's attached to the car. So, give me just a minute. We'll see what we can figure out. I'm not going to make a big scene here. Um, as long as you know, you remain like you are now. Not going to be any issues. They're they don't have to know about it if you don't want to tell them. Okay. >> Yeah. >> 7:36. Where do you live at? >> I live in Rogers in downtown >> 29. 29 smart deal 1529 for MDA on no underlying insurance 29 refer 31 is 50,000 she's currently just Tempor. That's who I'm out with. >> Okay. Um, >> do you do you live alone? >> No. >> Who do you live with? >> I can't take anything. >> My son. >> Okay. >> So, due to the the severity of the charges, I'm going to have to take you and get processed in. Okay. >> Um, we're not going to do it in front of every >> The officer explains his intent to be discreet. You can comment on the officer's professional approach to the situation. This >> is the how it's looking like and I'm not coming out honestly. >> You're what? >> I'm not getting out. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm very aware of that. >> You're what? >> I'm very aware of that. >> Mhm. >> What's my what's my uh >> your bond? So, I know just >> I know just on the domestic battery charge you your bond is $50,000 just on that one charge. The other ones um are a couple thousand at least. So, >> well, I mean, I got to take care of it. >> Mhm. >> Dude, if it was just a traffic offense, if it was just the no insurance and no driver's license warrant, all I would be doing is having you sign a piece of paper right now. >> Yeah. Um, and I would let you get back to work. Okay. Due to the severity of the charges though, like I said, I I cannot just pass that up. Okay. It's a like I said, it's attached to the car. Um, we just need to get it taken care of that way it can be over. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, do you have your phone with you? >> Yes. I need to um send some messages cuz I'm not going to >> with you being cool with me. Um, I will let you call your mom or whoever you need to to let them know you've got to go get this taken care of. Um, as long as you don't do anything stupid, I I'm not going to put you in I'm not going to put you in handcuffs right now. Okay? I don't want to embarrass you in front of your co-workers or in front of the customers. I don't think that would be very professional since considering the way you're acting is is professional. Okay? So, as long as you remain like this, I'll just follow you. Um, just of course don't take off. Oh, sorry. >> Okay. So, >> yeah, we'll we'll go grab your manager. >> Um, Leah, >> what's her name? >> Leah. >> Leah. >> Yeah. >> Did you grab Leah? >> Uh, manager. >> Um, where's your phone at? >> Okay. So, it's behind the register. >> And her Can you grab her phone for us, please? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> It's the jacket. The checkered jacket. >> Does she know where it is? something. >> Okay. >> Yeah. [Music] >> It's under what? >> Um it's it's >> Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah, she's got it. Thank you. >> I'll let you talk to her. >> Okay. >> I need to talk to you. >> Yep. You can come in. >> Sorry, it's kind of tight. >> Rosa informs her manager, Leah, about the situation. This is a good moment to describe the emotional tension and the conversation. Obviously, I'm driving on a suspended >> and I have a charge I've been wanting to take care of for a while >> and [Music] but it was like for a >> I don't but I'll be transporting shortly with >> my son or whatever. >> Okay. Um, I need to take care of that. And I don't honestly how things are looking because my my goal was to like save some money and pay that off and then just turn myself in. But um since that charge is like about like $50,000, I'm going to stay in. [Music] >> Okay. So, does this mean she's like moving now? have to. >> So, like I told her, due to the severity of the charges, I have to take her. Um, there's no just giving her a court date and letting her go back to work. Um, if it were the case, if it was just >> why it's being done while she's on the clock, >> because she has active multiple active warrants. >> Okay. >> Yes. And I'm not going to tell what the charges are. However, they are they are severe charges that it's not just a traffic offense. >> Okay. Um, like I explained to her, if it was just a traffic offense, you know, for example, if if you got a speeding ticket and you never showed up to court or paid the fines, you would have a warrant for you, right? >> And that would be a traffic warrant. If it was just a traffic warrant, I would not even be bothering while she's at at work. Okay. >> But due to the severity of the charges, um, we have we have to take action. Okay. I would get in trouble if I didn't take >> Yeah, I understand. I just I in this situation, my responsibility as her employer is to protect her job as much as I can. That's the only reason I ask. >> And like I explained to her, she's been very professional during this. I don't want to, you know, embarrass her in front of you guys, in front of the other co-workers or the customers. So, we're not going to do anything inside the store. Um, I do have to take her to go get processed. So, she's just going to walk to my car like normal. >> Um, and we'll go from there on. So, >> okay. We're not going to make a big scene or anything like that. >> Um, I'm going to send my brother. >> If you need to call your brother, that's fine. >> He I'm sorry if the teenager doesn't answer. >> As far as the shirt, do you have another shirt here? >> I have my jacket. >> Okay. Um, I'm not sure. >> I don't have anything but uniforms. >> If you want to slip your jacket on before we go outside. >> Yes. >> That way the the brand isn't Oh, there. Okay. >> Um, so does is this going to be like an extended >> stay? $50,000 back. >> I just I'm going to have to call Heather and let her know what's going on. Um, Heather's my district supervisor. So, basically, I need to know whether like what information to give her. >> She'll be gone for a few days at minimum. >> Okay. Um, so [Music] I'm going to go to jail >> and I need you to tell me. I need you to please tell my brother because he's not answering my phone any messages. >> I don't mean to interrupt you um with your vehicle if you want to call somebody to come get it if they're okay with you leaving it here. >> And you think we can come to the >> If not, I have no other choice but to tow it. I really don't want to do that to her. >> Yeah. >> It doesn't have to be right now. No, it doesn't have to be right now. If it doesn't have time today, can you come get it? My my boss will be >> As long as it's gone within like 24 to 48 hours, that's fine. >> Yeah, she'll hold it, please. I'll give her so. >> Okay. Well, it's my my mom, my cousin. So, it's Marco or Steven. >> Okay. >> And you know which you know which places you can. >> Yes. If you see it right there. Yes, because of the charge that I got um with my baby whenever people and it's a like a $50,000 charge. So, So I um >> Yeah. Um so it'll be a white Mini Cooper. Yeah. Yeah. >> You see um you guys Franklin um tell Franklin to let my grandparents know too. Okay. >> They'll figure it out. Okay. All right. Bye. Bye. Um, just because this is happening while you're on the clock, I don't know what the repercussions will be as far as whether or not we're able to hold position for you. I'm just trying to be transparent with you. I'm not trying to scare you or anything like that. So, get in touch with me once you get everything taken care of and I can let you know one way or the other >> whether we still have a position or not. >> Okay. >> I wish you the best of luck, sweetheart. >> Yeah, I know. I know like I was risking it all the way, but I know I know in the back of my head that I have that and I have to take care of it and whatnot. So, >> my family already knew I was like I have to leave. So, but I really appreciated you honestly. I've enjoyed working with you and getting to know you. Um, thank you guys for not being the same with her. >> Yeah. Um, I don't think that's necessary. So, >> yeah, >> like I said, if it was a normal ordinary traffic offense, >> wouldn't even have this conversation. >> So, >> um cuz I I I hate doing this at your workplace, but like I said, it's unfortunate that I have to. So, >> um and if it means anything, I I'll talk to her her boss if I need to let them know, you know, you are very professional and didn't give us any problems. U the other problem is is like she said what the charge was and it's and >> it's a violent charge. >> Yeah. >> And that's something that Casey's test doesn't >> Yeah. >> most of the time. >> But it's not it's not a um >> I don't I don't think so. >> Um it doesn't tell me on my end on that specific one. It doesn't. So, I if it's not a felony, then there is a possibility still. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Um, but just get in touch with me after you get everything taken care of and I'll let you know when my day is over there. Okay. >> If uh >> Go ahead. >> If uh you just want to shut your phone off that way you've got battery when you get out. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then I'll let you grab your jacket, throw it on, and then if you'll just walk with me to my car, we won't won't make a scene or anything. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. the keys. >> Oh, the car keys. Okay. >> Um, so here's the thing. I I have to put >> The officer explains that he has to place her in handcuffs. You can describe the policy and the officer's efforts to minimize embarrassment. >> Um, >> yeah. Yeah. Out in the car. Not not out here. So, just whenever we get in there, I'll just have you sit down. Um, and then kind of turn away and I can put them on you. Okay. that way nobody has to see >> and it will not be discussed. Like I will let my members of management know just so that they're aware that you're not going to be here um for the time being. Um but they will not know what the charges. stable just like MTA's failure to pay fines to do because I can't go through a lot with my son's dying and mentally and all >> and like this they're just going to know the bare minimum. That way your privacy is protected and I'm going to call Heather and that's it. No one else needs to know. No one else will find out anything. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, let's go get your keys and your jacket. And if you want to give her the keys, we'll do that. >> We should be good. [Music] Gravity Mountain. So, it'll be on uh it'll be on this passenger side, the back seat. >> This one? >> Yes, this side. [Music] Rosa gets into the police car and is placed in handcuffs. This is the culmination of the arrest and a moment to reflect on the outcome. >> I understand. >> But I will put two on that way a little more comfortable. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You can react. >> Okay. Okay. And I'm going to double lock these that way they don't tighten on you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you still good on that one? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. I know it's going to be a little tight, but if you could just face that glass for me. >> You can show 736. 77 38.