They were found outside. No shoes. >> Open the door and the kids was gone. Kids are always crying. They're always, you know, fighting each other. >> I know, but >> So, you knew the kids were home alone? >> Yeah, because we both at the gas station >> and you didn't have anyone there watching the kids with a space heater on. That could have tipped over and started a fire. They could have gotten burned on it. >> Forgive me, please. On January 28th, 2024, officers responded to an apartment complex following a report that a woman's two dependents had been left alone without a guardian present. >> Did you guys call or >> I'm sorry, I don't know English. >> No English? >> No. >> Who called? Who lives here? >> You guys do? >> No. >> No. >> Police department. Please, I don't see anybody. See if you can get information out the child and then you get their info on the >> Did you call? >> You called? >> See? Okay. Honey, how old are you? >> Sonia, >> how old are you? >> You're four. You know where mom went? >> When she >> You called. So, do you understand >> compren English or no? No. Okay. So, we're gonna take the child with us. We'll get a hold of mom and dad. Okay. >> Well, I'll take her then >> and we're good to go then. Okay. >> Is she tired? Oh, man. >> Thank you guys. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. They were found outside. No shoes. >> She was found out. >> She was both inside sleeping and >> No, she was still outside. Hey, Naami. Nami. >> Nimi. Okay. Why don't you come have a seat in here? What's going on today? >> So, my boyfriend was in the laundry place and I was like, let's take the trash out cuz I was cleaning. So, I left the kids watching the TV. So, I went and took the trash out. >> You have ID on you? Okay. >> Cuz I got to make sure you're kids first. You know what I mean? >> You can't stop shaking. >> You can't stop shaking. >> I can't. >> You're 23? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Turning 24. >> Turning 24 month. >> Oh, yeah. That is true, isn't it? Well, happy early birthday. >> Thank you. >> So, I'm going to read you something real quick. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney and have your you understand the rights. Do you wish to talk to me? >> What's that about the kids? Yes. So, this is officer McGillra. He's the one that contacted you. And then this is >> My name is Stacy. I'm with the Department of Human Services. >> Okay. So, what happened today? And then when I came back, I guess she opened the door and the kids was gone. Like I did not even see the cops or anything. They were just gone. So I start panicking. I was looking for a number to call. So that's when a number just called me. I was like and he was like the kids. I was like, "What happened to the kids?" And he's like, "They're at the police department." And he was like, "Can you come down here?" >> Okay. So they're in the living room watching TV. Then what happened after that? >> I don't know. Maybe the younger one opened the door, but I'm sure I closed it before I left. I think she like opened and they both because there's no way the police would just come in the house and take them if they weren't out or something. >> Okay. You went to take the trash out during that time? >> Yes. >> Okay. How many bags of trash? >> Two. >> And then you went where? >> I went to um my next neighbor friend to say hi cuz I work all week. >> Okay. >> Sometimes I just go and say hi. >> Where does she live? What apartment does she >> the next building or the next >> apartment? Apartment. >> So, what apartment number is that? >> Mine is 27. I think hers is 28 or 29. So, when I got the call, I was shocked. >> You were shocked >> cuz they were 9 and a half. They were gone talking to call police and I was like, "What?" I called my boyfriend cuz he's doing laundry cuz he left me home with the kids and they're not they're not there. >> The laundry place or whatever it's called. So, how long has he been there? like 1 hour cuz t wanted to do he got tickets >> 1 hour from when like I don't know when >> it says he left home. >> Okay. When did he like >> he left me sleeping so I I didn't like check the time cuz I woke up and they start cleaning get the kids breakfast put them on TV and just took the trashes. >> Okay. Is it cold in your apartment? >> Kind of cuz the the thing is not it don't work. >> It don't work. that heater. I use my two fan and I bought two, you know, >> the little space heaters. What do you think of what would happen if a kid touched those? >> They don't usually get close to them, >> but they were on, right? >> Yeah, cuz I know I was going to be back. I wasn't going to take forever. >> You weren't going to take forever? >> No. >> So, you went and got trash. I'm just saying this. You went to take the trash out. What time was you think that was? >> I wasn't looking at the time. Honestly, >> you weren't looking at the time. >> Live. Okay. Well, I don't want you to lie. So, if we got there around 1:30, a little after 1:30, what what time do you think you took the trash out? >> I'm not sure. >> You're not sure? Okay. Did you see two police cars there? >> No, >> not at all. >> They were already gone. >> Okay. [snorts] So, >> I guess >> So, you How do you know the police were there? >> I didn't know. I got a call. I was >> And that was it? >> Yes. I was like going knocking on people apartment asking them if they seen two kids. >> Okay. And then when I was going out, I I received a call. >> Okay. >> Office calling me talking about department. I was about to call the police and let them know about my case and then they call me. >> Okay. You only lived here about a month. Okay. I think you're lying. >> I did live here. I came here. I think I moved here was this month. >> That's just me. I don't think you're telling me the truth about that. >> I came here December the 24th and I spent Christmas here. So, >> okay. Were you here prior to that? Ever >> before? >> Yeah, before December. >> I used to leave here and I moved back came back in. >> Okay, that's okay. That makes a little bit more sense. Well, because I'm thinking you just stayed here the entire time. So, that's why that's what I'm trying to figure out. So, >> what time was it that you went back to your apartment and saw that the kids weren't there? >> I was in shock around like 15 something. I start panicking. I start knocking. I was not looking at the time or anything. I was just worried about my kid. You had two space heaters on in that apartment. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. The studio. That one had a heater on that had one of the children's beds in there. >> Yeah. That's where one of them sleeps. >> Okay. Which one sleeps there? >> The older. >> Is that Julia? >> Sonia. >> Sonia. Okay. She told me Julia. That's what I'm trying to figure out. So, >> Sonia and Cynthia. >> Sonia and Cynthia. Okay. >> Order. Sonia. Small one. Cynthia. >> Okay. Well, she told me Julia. So, I don't know what. But maybe she doesn't like me. Okay. No, so that's what we're trying to figure. So that one there was a heater on in that room which was only a couple feet away from that bed and that was on. >> I was in there before I left. >> I was cleaning that room, >> but it was it was glowing. So it was on. I know that. And it was warm cuz I shut it off for you. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then there was one in the living room. >> Yeah. The one I use. >> Yeah. There was one in the living room that was on as well. But you can't take the trash out and have the two kids in with the space heaters. I mean, kids get into everything. Right. >> Right. And even if you're taking out the trash, which is a whole another building, pretty much a building away. >> Yeah. >> And we get called there, there's two police cars there. You don't get worried. You know what I mean? There's two police cars there. We walk out with your children with more than three or four people around holding your children. That's what makes me nervous. Do you see where I'm coming from? >> You know, I apologize. >> And we were there. The door was wide open and we see nobody around. Nobody in the studio. Nobody in your bath in that bedroom and nobody in the bathroom or the kitchen. Everything was dark in there. So, as a parent, and I'm taking it as a different parent, we're kind of we're kind of mad and frustrated. Do you understand where we're coming from? >> Yeah. >> So, that's that's where we're coming from. >> How long were you over there visiting with your friend? >> I usually go to say hi. Just was telling me woman talking about stuff and just listening be the good friend. And I was like, "Okay, next time." Because she speak a little English and stuff. So I just we try to understand her. She's >> What's your friend's name? >> I don't know her. >> You don't know her name? >> We just see each other outside say hello. Hello. Sometimes she come. No one can say hi. Okay. How are you? >> It's just a little concerning. Do you understand where we're coming from? Leaving your kids at home. >> It will never happen again. I swear even if I take the trash, I'll just >> take them with you. that type of thing. Well, >> I wait until >> Yeah, wait till he's there. But the problem is >> Have you been arrested before? >> No. >> Has your husband been arrested? >> Uh, that was along, but they dropped it. >> They dropped it? Why did they drop it? >> Cuz he went to a therapy, took the classes, paid the money, and >> Okay. So, he had it. What charge did he have on him? Do you know what the charges were? Okay. Was there a child endangerment on there? >> Yeah, they dropped that one because uh >> That's what we're trying to figure out. Okay. You can't you can't believe in your kids like that. >> I would never. >> So, >> I would never >> I'm not clear like how long you like when you left the apartment to go take the trash out and you went to your friends and like how long total were you gone from the apartment, do you think? >> Six, seven minutes. >> Six or seven minutes. >> Or I really don't remember. Right. >> It's just hard for me to believe that if you were only gone for six or seven minutes, somebody found your kids, the police came, took your kids, that that only took six or seven minutes. >> No, because we had headphones. We were listening to something. That's why maybe I didn't hear that whole thing. >> I guess my point is I feel like that all would have taken longer than six or seven minutes. >> Maybe was longer like 8. >> What time did you guys get called? >> Was that about 1:36 1:40? Something like that. And do you know how long like the kids had been found by the time you >> They said like a half hour at least. And then on the dispatch call it said an hour and a half of crying. >> So at least anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour and a half. >> Yep. >> Okay. Do do you understand that the time frames don't match up there as to what you're saying? >> If they were crying, I was in that in the house for that hour. Kids are always crying. They're always, you know, fighting each other. They're little. So kids cry. I don't there's I was in the house for that hour. >> Is it Samuel? Is that the kids's dad? Okay. Where is he at now? >> He was doing laundry. So I panicked and told him to come pick me up cuz we only had one car. >> So he brought you here. >> He came from the laundry because how was I supposed to be here? >> So he brought you here? >> Yeah. I asked him if he can bring me. >> He didn't come in with you though. >> No, not in here. >> Is he out in the car? Do you see where we're coming from though? >> I'm from a mistake. >> I know. Well, it's what if one of the kids got hurt? You know what I mean? >> Word walked out of the building and walked away knocking. I'm like, "Hey, >> I know, but I'm just >> I was I'm just going to call the police now because I can't find the kids." >> I was about to call then I see a phone number. I'm like And then I I answer and he's like, "Hey, are you Nema?" I'm like, "Yes." And he start telling me. I'm like, "Oh, okay. I'll be there. >> So, I'm just saying between him calling you at the time and the time we got dispatched, that's an hour. I'm I'm just saying that's the time frame about approximate. I'm not saying exact minutes, but it's about an hour. I mean, that's a long time, right, of not knowing where you're I mean, >> I was in the house. Kids cry, kids fight. >> I I understand. Yeah. >> Two little kids. They yell, they scream. I was I'm always cleaning. I'm not going to go clean with them. I always leave them in the living room and they play. They just yell, do whatever. Cry. >> Okay. >> When was the last time the that one-year-old took a nap? Do you remember? >> She woke up with me like >> What time was that? >> 10 something. >> Okay. >> So, she don't usually take a nap until 3. >> Do the kids go to daycare? >> No. >> Do you or your boyfriend? >> I work opposite shifts. >> You work opposite shifts. works night or during the day. >> Are there times that the kids have ever gotten out of the apartment by themselves before? >> No. Never. No. Cuz I'm always there or their dad is there. >> I'll never do that. >> I mean, clearly your four-year-old knows how to get in and out of the door, right? >> And I bought the little thing that um >> the the child proof thing for the knob. Okay. Is that on the door now? >> No. No. I don't put on the door when I'm home. >> Is there any history of any like drugs or alcohol for you or your boyfriend? >> No. >> No. >> Do you think that they're old enough to be left home without any adult supervision? >> Okay. Do you understand why we're concerned? >> Yeah. >> Um like what could have happened with them either the space heaters or getting out of the apartment? >> Okay. Did you say that the kids have had like lunch today or >> Yeah. Yes. So, the 2-year-old was asleep when you guys got there, but had been out earlier. >> She I don't know if she came out or she was maybe I don't know exactly, but she was sleeping on one of the other like tenants that was there on her shoulder. >> Oh, she wasn't in the apartment sleeping. >> She was in the apartment sleeping, but the four-year-old had the bed and it was probably this distance from the space heater. And so, that kind of made me nervous. It was on full blast in there. I think it was pretty close to full blast. So, >> I mean certainly we can do like some education stuff with her, but I'm just like I mean as far as like stuff like that, but leaving my kids. >> You want to talk to dad? >> Yeah, if you guys want to talk to dad real quick. Let's see. I can keep her busy. Just >> chat with her. >> Hi. How are you doing? >> Good. And you? >> Not too bad. We just had some questions we need to talk to you about regarding this whole situation that happened. Okay. >> She said that you went to go down to the laundry place to do laundry. >> Yes. Um, do you know roughly what time it was that you went down to go do that? >> 1 something. >> Around 1:00. Was she awake at the time when you left? >> Yes. >> Were the kids awake? >> Yes. >> Do you know what time uh she woke up today? Your girlfriend? >> 10 or 11? Between 10:00 and 11. >> What time did she call you? Let you know that the kids weren't in the apartment >> couple minutes ago. >> Like, so I know we've been up here for probably about a half hour or so. >> Oh, yeah. Check your phone. >> Can you check check the phone and see what time it was? >> 2:48. I called her at 2:36. >> I can't really recall how many minutes it's been. That's why I said I don't. >> Okay. >> But I was just um like what the time stamp was that she called you and you came back from the laundry man. Can you um I So I I'm not going to take your phone, but can you pull up your um call history so that I can just take a look and see? Or did she text you? Um did she she must have texted you? >> No, that was all Chad. >> Okay. So how did she let you know that the kids weren't there? I was at gas station when she told me that she was a gas station. >> Did she use a different >> No, we were at the laundry, right? And then >> was she with you at the laundry man? >> No, I was I was a laundry that she told me that she's going to be at the gas station, so I went together with her. >> Did you meet her at the gas station after she called you about the kids? >> Yeah. >> So, like she walked to the gas station? >> Yes. >> What time did she tell you she was going to go to the gas station? >> Uh before I left home for laundry. About how long were the two of you at the gas station? >> About 20 minutes. >> Did you buy anything while you were there? >> Yes. >> No. Okay. You left the gas station? >> Yes. >> And you went back to the apartment? >> Oh, yeah. Uh I checked on the laundry how long it's going to take and I set up a timer and I I kept the apartment to know to see where the kids are. >> When she met you at the gas station, did you ask her where the kids were? >> No. >> Where did you think the kids were? >> Home. >> With who? So since since me and her were at the gas station, so she was home alone. I mean they were home alone. >> So you knew the kids were home alone? >> Yeah, because we both at the gas station. >> Okay. So do you guys make a habit of leaving the kids home alone or? >> Oh, no. No. >> Okay. >> Just today. >> But you felt like today it was fine for the kids to be home alone? >> No, we did not. Cuz I was alone and she was at home. >> But you made arrangements to meet at the gas station and she didn't have the kids with her. >> Yeah. I thought she was going to come with the kids. >> Okay. >> Cuz she said she's going to take a walk. So I was like, "Okay." >> And what happened when you got back home? >> Uh the the kids were not home anywhere. >> So when you guys got back home, you were with her when she realized the kids weren't there. >> Oh, no. She came back at gas station. So she knew uh she knew it. That's why she came at gas station. >> So when she came to the gas station, she already knew that the kids >> Yeah. when she came back. Yeah. >> You got the laundry going. >> Yeah. >> You went over to the gas station. When you met, you were there for about 20 minutes. >> Yeah. >> You went back to the laundry place. >> Yeah. >> Where did she go? >> Home. >> And then the two of you met back up at the gas station. >> Yeah. >> How did you know she was coming back? >> I didn't know that she was coming back. I just met her over there. >> You just saw happened to see her walking over there? >> Yeah. And she told me the kids are missing. >> She has a cell phone? >> Yes. >> And you have a cell phone? >> Yes. >> But she never called you or sent you a text message saying that? >> No. I think she was in panic. I don't know. The problem is is we were outside your apartment. The door was wide open. We didn't know if something happened to you or to Sam. We didn't know. You know what I mean? I didn't know if you got hurt again. I don't know if he got hurt. I don't know if there was a homicide. I don't know. You know what I mean? And we just have kids outside screaming. >> I'll never put them in. >> I know. But I'm not saying you would put them in danger at all. But when they're left with these opportunities, we don't know. I mean, we could have gone there and I'm just I'm totally making this up. She could have stuck her hand on there and been burnt for a half hour, 45 minutes and nobody knows. You know, they could have tipped it over and started started the apartment on fire. I mean, I know you're wondering what's going to go on, right? I don't know. It's up to those two. Okay. And we're going to find out. Okay. But we got to be >> apologize for >> I know. I know you again. >> I know. But you got to take some deep breaths, okay? Cuz I don't know either. >> So, you need to start being a little more honest with us right now. We got two different stories. We've got your story and we got a totally different story about where you were at from from him. So when you left the apartment, where did you go? >> The trash. >> Did you meet him anywhere? >> The gas station. >> So how did you get to the gas station? >> No. >> Did you buy anything while you were at the gas station? >> A drink. >> Drink. So you didn't go to a friend's apartment to say hi. I when I came back I said I said hi to her and I went back and then there was no kids that's why I went back and start knocking and I couldn't find when went outside that's why I got a call >> that's a big time window that you just totally left out of your story about where you were where you were went and what you were doing 20 minutes at the gas station and just call it 10 minutes walking each way there's 40 minutes that you were gone and you left the kids unattended there's almost an entire hour that you left out of your story. Was there anyone there watching the kids when you left? >> No, I know I'll be back. I want to take long. >> But it took a while. Is that gas station just right around the corner? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Like how far do you think that gas station is? >> Cuz I was running, not walking. >> But it's a couple blocks away, right? >> And the two of you were at the gas station for a little while. >> Please help. Not only the not only did you leave the kid leave the apartment, but you left and walked a ways away and you didn't have anyone there watching the kids with a space heater on. That could have tipped over and started a fire. They could have gotten burned on it. >> A lot of things could have happened. We're thankful that nothing did happen. >> Did you and um >> Forgive me, please. [laughter] Did you and did you and Samuel have plans to meet at the gas station when he left to go to the laundromat? I >> just told him I wanted a drink. >> Did you tell him you were going to meet him there at the gas station? >> I just wanted something to drink. That was all. >> Okay. So, when you met him at the gas station initially, you didn't have the kids with you, right? Okay. And so what did he say about the kids >> to go back and watch the kids? Not if the kids there. >> Okay. How long were you guys at the gas station? >> I don't remember. >> Okay. Cuz according to him, it was like 20 minutes. So there didn't seem to be really any urgency to get back to the kids who were home by themselves. Does that sound about right? >> Well, I know I was going to give I was going to cuz I know the kids wasn't with anybody. So, what I would like to do is a safety plan with your kids. Is there any family friends appropriate people that can that the kids can go stay with temporarily? >> Oh, his friend. >> His friend. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz I mean, we're not going to resolve this whole thing today. And I mean, you came in here and you haven't been very honest about about what happened. >> Nervous. >> I understand. I don't. [laughter] >> So, [laughter] >> you're good. >> So, talk to me about any family or friends that they would be comfortable with that are appropriate that they can stay with temporarily. >> I'm taking care of them more than something or just man again. I got my Don't be [laughter] >> Well, we need to come up with a safety plan. That's what we're trying to do right now. Okay. >> You'll be safe with me. Only there. Only you. I don't know what I would do without their help. >> We're We're past that point, honey. We got to figure out a safety plan for them. I take my kids a >> I'm not we're not saying you don't but we got to come up with a safety plan. >> Right now we're determining that that's not safe for them to go back home. >> So tell me who who you have that that would be a safe and appropriate place to to temporarily have the kids stay with them. >> Stacy. >> Okay. What's her phone number? And how do you know Stacy? >> Uh church. >> You know her from church. Okay. So I'm with Nema. Do you do you know her from church? >> Yes. >> So, I mean, yeah, we kind of have an e situation today where we're needing to figure something out. I um I mean, if you want to talk to your husband and then I could give you more details if if that's something that you're interested in pursuing or willing to pursue, I guess talk with him and then just get back with us as soon as you can and we'll see what other options we can pursue. What's the other person's name? >> Nick. You can ask him about his phone number cuz I I don't remember in my head. Nick, >> can I just stay with them, please? >> At this point, we're going to have to do the safety plan. Okay, >> they are safe. I just made one thing and I did it was I would never do like something like that again. >> Okay, I'm going to go out and talk with him a minute. Okay. >> Do you want to talk to him and see if he would be able to take your kids temporarily? >> Oh, yeah. But how long? >> Well, that I don't that I'm not going to be able to answer right now for the foreseeable future till we kind of work through this. Who's Jesse? Is Jesse the pastor? >> Yes, >> he's the pastor now. Okay. Is Is Stacy his wife? >> No, no, no, no. Her husband is not a pastor. >> Okay. The person's name is just >> That's what I was wondering. >> So, we got to come up with a safety plan, >> please. >> I know. I mean, it's [laughter] not that >> here. >> Well, let's see if we can find somebody else just in case. Okay. Take a deep breath. Everybody have their own family. I know everybody works. Everybody else I know they're in. And then your [laughter] your mom and dad are in Kentucky. I know that. I know that. [crying] >> My the pastor Laura. >> Okay. >> We're close. [laughter] >> Here. Let me Can I write that down and then I can give it to her? The pastor Laura. Okay. Is she with the church too down there, hun? >> Yeah. >> She is. Okay. Okay. Well, how long have you known Laura? She bought me a stroller when I was pregnant with sleep here. >> She what? Hun? >> She bought me a stroller. >> Oh, that's Oh, that's nice. >> Can I see the kid? >> We got That's Hun. That's up to That's up to this Stacy over here, hun. Okay. >> I can't do anything with them. >> I know. No, there's an officer with them. Okay. When I last saw them, they were coloring, hun, before I came in here. Okay. Why didn't you just tell us about come and go, hun? >> I'm just They were good. take the money. >> They were going to what? >> I was going to be back. I just needed something to drink. >> You just needed something to drink. >> I was about pregnant. I just gravy that he was like, I can't go back there now. And I was like, I just going to go and get it. >> Okay. Okay. >> I know, hun. I know. Is there anybody else other than Laura, too? >> My friend just gave birth. It's too much. I can't have two more kids to her. I've never got any trouble with my kids. >> You've never been? >> Never. No. >> Have we ever been called there other than that domestic? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Have you ever been stopped by the police and traffic stop? No. >> I'm a good mom. >> I'm not saying you're a bad mom, hun. I'm not saying you're a bad mom at all. But we got to you got we got to look out for everybody, too. >> They said they can stay with him. >> Who is that? >> Uh Daniel. >> We haven't heard back from Stacy yet. Okay. Well, do you know Daniel and Ednas? Okay. So, they're the one I told you about. >> They're willing to take the kids. So, I'm just going to do some background. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> Make sure that >> Daniel and Ed, you never told me that one, did you? >> Just toys. She had a baby. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Your daughters are adorable. >> There's the other Just in case. Just >> They're not alone. No, they're not. >> They're with the sergeant. So, it looks like they have a 5-year-old, a 2-year-old, and a baby, like eight months old, maybe. Yeah, >> we're good to go with that. I'm going to do a written safety plan with you guys, just that we're agreing agreeing that the kids are going to go there right now temporarily. Okay. >> How long? >> I can't tell you exactly how long. I mean, >> like months. >> Oh, well, I I hope it's not months. I mean, I I think we can >> like weeks. >> I think we can work to resolve this sooner than that. Are you guys okay with me transporting the kids over there? >> Can I say that? >> That I mean that's up to I mean >> it's up to us. >> I don't care. I >> She's going to need a diaper changed. >> Do you have any diapers in your car? No. Um >> let me go ask him if he can run home and grab some. >> Yeah, they have a few minutes. >> Yeah, they're just a couple >> and then do you want to see if he'll come in then? And I'll have him sign the safety plan. >> Yeah. So if you can just like initial there and then sign and date and >> I can. >> So if you don't mind like initialing and initialing under where she did. >> Why this happening? >> So why it's happening is because the kids were left alone for a significant period of time today. They got out of the apartment. There were space heaters on. So there's some concerns about their safety remaining at the home right now. So, we can't do anything about that yet. She's getting getting the diapers changed and everything. >> Can I change your diaper? >> Well, we've already got that taken care of. [laughter] >> So, Stacy's going to be moving her car and getting the kids in the interest of the kids' well-being because they've been through a lot today. We're not going to let you see the kids today. Okay. The kids have already been through a lot this afternoon. I can't imagine how traumatic [laughter] this is for them today. >> She is very shooken up and understandably so. But to keep the kids from be getting even more scared and more stressed, we're not going to let let her see the kids today. So, you are being going to be arrested and charged with child endangerment today. [crying] >> Okay. We're going to be taking you down to PK County Jail. Can you stand up for me? >> No. There's But this isn't something that can be discussed or debated or changed. [laughter] That is happening. Nea, I need you to stand up for me. Okay. [crying] [laughter] >> [crying] >> I give you an opportunity to give each other a hug and everything. Okay? I'm not I'm not trying to be a be a pain in the butt about this. Okay? I need to SEE YOUR WRIST. >> YEAH. >> Do you have any weapons on you or anything that you shouldn't have? No. Okay. Question I have [crying] to ask just to make sure. Okay. We're going to go this way. [crying] Okay. The woman was charged with two counts of aggravated endangerment.