On July 26th, 2023, dispatchers in Valuja County receive urgent 911 texts from a driver who claims to be following an armed kidnapper's van on the interstate. When they trace the phone, however, they learn the messages are coming from a residence in Port Orange, turning a plea for help into an unexpected lesson in consequences. I'm telling you this right now. You're going to take this as a lesson at 11 years old that if you do something stupid in the future, you're going to enjoy those cuffs. I'm not going to do this again. The following report is based on official police records, and the footage has mostly never been seen before until now. It's just after 9:45 a.m. when 911 begins receiving texts from someone named Lily Lee Combmes. What's good everybody? This is SNK Unlimited and we back with another video. As y'all can tell by the title, this could be a crazy one right here. We haven't seen it, but I seen it online and I said, "Hey, we got to do this video." So, let's get into it, y'all. She claims to be following a kidnapper's van on the interstate, and updates are still pouring in. Valuja County deputies, multiple area police departments, and a helicopter join the urgent search. When they fail to locate the van, a deputy tries calling the phone number that's been sending the text messages. Hello. Hi. Um, is this the What's your name? Can you hear me? Hello. I'm trying to reach the person I called 911. Yeah. Can you hear me? Please leave your message for my voicemail. It says, "RP confirming they in a blue jeep. Victim is in a white van. They can see they are being restrained through the windows. Turn around. A new text message comes through including a detailed description of the suspect who's described as having brown hair and blue eyes. How is she behind him? She's she's seeing this happen and she knows what color eyes he has. That's weird. Brown brown hair, blue eyes. But she's behind them. Like if she was like saw the incident or saw a witness to kidnapping or I mean like how would you even be following them and know any of this? Yeah. Or be confirming they were in a blue jeep victim in a white van. Of course it's a white van. Like it just Yeah. You know what I mean? I'm not saying this by any I've had calls like this before. Their suspicions about the text messages are all but confirmed when a GPS trace on the phone comes back to a residence in Port Orange, indicating the texter is not traveling on the highway as they claim. Deputies quickly head to the residence to investigate. Hi there. How you doing? Is this your residence, sir? This is you have a daughter or a child at the home named by Lily Lee? No. No. Anybody home? Yeah, my wife. My kids. We just got home from uh Pennsylvania. I have an Ava and a Mikey. Ava and a Mikey. Yep. Would you like to see them? The deputies follow him to his house where he informs his wife what's going on. There was a 911. Yeah. So, somebody called in or they Sorry, I was fine. You're fine. Someone texted into 911 that someone was getting kidnapped and they were on the interstate, but then when they went and did like a a location on the phone, the address was showing up here. As their daughter, Ava, steps into the garage, her phone rings. The deputy answers it leading to a shocking conclusion. Hello. Hold on. Who's this? County Sheriff's Office. All right, cool. This is Deputy Asser's Office. Oh, good. You got her. Yep. All right. Okay. Is your dad home? Yep. I got both her parents here. Yeah. We're going to ask the sheriff to go away in a second. Thanks. Byebye. What happened? I'm so Let me see this phone. Yeah. So, all these all these other numbers. So, there's a phone call out to 911. There's a phone call out to her. That's her calling it. There's 911 again right there. This phone was called these numbers calling back in are no caller ID. You did. Well, there's three different times that 911 was called out from this phone. 9:30 a.m. Yep. That was That was the initial call twice. Now, I didn't mean to call that cuz I But you did. Reports show that the number belonging to Ava dialed 911 at 9:30. When asked where the emergency is, a female identified as possibly a juvenile responded, "I'm sorry, I dialed the wrong number." The same phone number would later begin texting 911 to report the kidnapping. When did I'm just so confused. I'm sorry. When did you go? You got a message about an interstate. So, there was a text message from someone saying they were behind a car. Did I call this back? Who was kidnapped? Their friend was kidnapped from a Chick-fil-A and Palm Coast and they were on the interstate behind the car. What time is this? This is like Yeah, this is today. That's it's this. Okay. As kids, we have done pranks. I know I have. Mhm. But I This is on a whole another level here. Mhm. I never pranked the police. I was scared to prank them. Now I would prank and call people house and make do different voices like Yeah. But never this. They taking it to the extreme now. Yep. And what would make them do this? Young and dumb. Just young and dumb, man. The the fact that they caught it so quickly is like kind of shocking but good. You wasting police time. Yeah. That's crazy. That's crazy, man. We got home at 2:30 in the morning. Okay. So, we weren't we were here the whole time since 2:30. We were on the Interstate coming home from Everything's showing Pennsylvania, right? You called. We We showed up here like 2:10, 2:15. Okay. And we went to bed. But these these 911 calls were this morning. You were calling 911. You were. Don't look surprised. You did on your phone. Did they say anything to you? No one said anything to you. Did you Ava, you have to explain what happened here. Something's going on. What did you know? What do you know? Mikey, go inside. Aa, get your shoes on. Come out here. I didn't hear anything. Close the door. You're not in trouble. I just need to know what happened. I need to know and understand like weird cuz we got to make sure that there's not somebody that's being kidnapped on the interstate. We're trying to find them. And open your mouth if you said something on the phone. I didn't say anything. Everything on your phone is telling me that you made a phone call on 911. But I didn't talk. While one deputy heads to her cruiser, she greets officers from the Port Orange Police Department who have just arrived at the scene. Hey guys, how's it going? Oh, I just trying to make sounds that damn call notes in it. My god. Yeah, we're trying to figure it out. We're with the parents and the daughter and I guess the daughter did have we pulled up the call log and she had she did call 911. So, so the whole armed kidnapping thing and all that stuff is bogus or there was no text evidence when we looked through it. So, I don't know if she deleted it real quick or if or if it's like through through an app. Yeah, it seems it's probably just this wedding thing. She's like she's like 10 years old. So, Wow. Okay. Yeah. This is why's parents demand an explanation. Deputies prepare to mirandise the 11-year-old who has yet to fully grasp the gravity of the situation. You just lying to the police and mommy and daddy. You just lied to everybody. You got three shots here for stupidity. Tell them what you just said to us. Open your mouth. I'm telling you now. Yes, daddy. All right. Get a daddy. Then we're going to ask you some questions. What's your name? Ava. How old are you, Ava? All right, Miss Ava. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to the lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have the lawyer present during any questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you uh before my questioning if you wish. Her rights because you did something stupid. Let me explain something here. Okay, you you can first of all let me say this. There are two different kinds of parents in this world. The gentle parents, which is mom, you didn't do anything wrong. And you got the real and then you got the got the daddy. What the [ __ ] is you talking about? You just Yeah, I know, right? No, I'm just kidding. I actually do gentle parenting because I got a gentle parenting child. But if I would have had another kind of child, I would have been daddy. Right. There is no way in hell you would have got but Right. They trying to be soft because in my mind I don't understand how did she think to do that or want to do that. Was she influenced by somebody to do it or she saw it online? Cuz why would you think to say I've been kidnapped or somebody's been kidnapped and I just don't I just I 11 years old. I wouldn't even think about that. That's because she is 11. You don't have the cognitive brain function to think out things like how serious it is. Yeah, but let me say it again. I don't agree with anybody who allow their um pre-teens to have cell phones. I know we're in a different time and age where things go can go left. If they happen to be home alone, get them a house phone or something just like what we have when we're growing up. We didn't have cell phones. Yeah. And there's nothing wrong with that. There's no reason why 10, eight, and nine year olds should have iPhones and on be on secret apps you know nothing about. This is a prime example. I do agree with that. Some people going to agree in the comments, some people don't. No, they don't agree. They're going to be like, "Well, how are we going to get in touch with them?" You know, they, you know, being out for the sake. I understand, but you y'all, if y'all do get a phone, it should be some apps, some limited apps. And there's some things they can't do. But I do agree and hold that. I don't think they should have a phone. They should have a phone that you can call them and text only the numbers that are, you know, in on certain things and there's no internet connected to the phone. I guarantee you they'll throw that [ __ ] down and go out the door and play. Right? That's all I'm saying. Cry about this. And what you've done here is a felony. Okay? It's a felony crime. And you probably had 20 law enforcement officers at least a helicopter and and all looking all running with lights and siren on high speed to try to to try to apprehend or try to stop a serious forcible felony from happening. Do you know what happens if one of those officers crashes and and gets killed on the way to responding to something that that you did as a joke? So, you better take this serious. Under pressure from both her father and the deputy, Ava offers an excuse for her actions, which doesn't sit well with the deputy. Ava, you need to tell the exact truth. I don't want a story. I don't care what it is. I want the exact truth. You can't you can't make this go away by being quiet. The only thing you're going to end up that's going to happen to you is you're going to end up in a pair of handcuffs going to our our juvenile facility. I'm not going to make mince any words with you. That's a a very distinct possibility what can happen here today. Don't look at your mother. She didn't have any part in this. This was all you. Yesterday, my brother said something about maybe today. Was he part of planning this with you? No, he just said what did he say? He said 911. This is your brother? Yeah, he said, "Well, we can when we're done with you, you go in a minute. Really? So, you're trying to blame this on your brother? Did he was he was he with you when you made this call? No. Okay. Was he with you when you made these texts? No. Okay. Then then then you did this. You were on your own for this. And if your brother's seven years old, you're not going to blame your seven-year-old brother for this. This was all your decision. Okay. To call 911 to do what? What did he say to call 911? So did So can I ask what if he told you to go up on the roof and jump off the roof? Would you do that? So what's the difference? Deputies will soon discover the startling truth behind Ava's fabricated story. For now, Ava's mother raises concerns about recent questionable activity on Ava's phone, but it does little to impact the situation. So, I have something really weird with that with that phone. When we first got that, there was the phone kept ringing nonstop ringing ringing in to me and I was picking it up and there was like people talking and like I'm like, "Hello, hello." And like nonstop, like I mean every four seconds there was a poll coming in with random numbers and I didn't know them and I was saying block contact, block contact. Like as soon as the train got that phone number, that has nothing that has nothing to do with what went on today. Questions about her intentions lead to a harsh reality check from the deputy who forces Ava to consider the possible consequences of the false report. What were you planning on happening out of this? Well, what did you think was going to happen when you said somebody was kidnapped and somebody had a gun? What did you think was going to happen? Well, did did you have any thoughts about how many how how much of the law enforcement resources in this area you were going to take up by doing that? Probably never thought of that, right? Yes. Did you think of the the the men and women that have families at home that are driving 90 or 100 miles an hour with their lights on trying to try to save somebody who's a victim of an armed kidnapping that they could be involved in a in a traffic crash and be seriously injured or killed because you wanted to make a joke? Does that seem funny to you? Would that be funny if that happened? Cuz I can tell you that would be even more serious than what you're you're looking at right now. Yo, man. seen your father walk up to sheriffs, military, everybody. Thank you for your service. And then you do like this. Though it wasn't captured on camera, reports state that Ava admitted to getting the idea to prank 911 from a YouTube challenge and a deputy attempts to get more details. Where was this video that you saw? Where was it on YouTube? Do you remember who the creator was or who the poster was? What it was about? Any All. What do you mean by all of this? This as in what? Chick-fil-A. That's it. That's all the video was about. Gotcha. So, Yep. So, you saw a video that somebody made about how fun it would be to call 911 or text 911 and say somebody's got a gun, somebody's trying to get get hurt. You thought it'd be fun to recreate that. Is that what you're telling me? Okay. Okay. However, Ava is about to realize an apology won't be enough to escape the consequences. Meanwhile, one deputy reveals that he was able to reach Ava by phone just before their arrival and got a less than friendly response from the young girl. 27 minutes. She lied to the dispatcher or the call taker or text. And then when I caught her up, she told me to f myself and stop responding. M cut her up like got her caught up like hey you know what's up the jig's up that's when she started doing more based on AA's statements deputies decide there's enough probable cause to arrest Ava and prepare to take the 11year-old into custody [Music] here she can't sit in a dentist office that's Deep breath. Listen carefully. Don't make this. Don't make this. No, she'll she'll be out there. She is going right now. She's not That's crazy. It hurts. So, stop. Listen to me. What's your name? Aa. Stop struggling, okay? They're not going to hurt your not going to hurt you. Listen carefully what's going to happen here. No one's going to hurt you. You're going to sit in the car for now. Okay? If you go somewhere, what it's going to involve is taking pictures, taking fingerprints, and then they're going to call your parents to come and get you. So, don't make the situation any any worse. They'll go they'll be up shortly after that. Go in the car. No, you can't go in the car. It can't. It can't. It just can't happen. I'm telling you this right now. You're going to take this as a lesson at 11 years old that if you do something stupid in the future, you're going to enjoy those cuffs. I totally just like Ava is placed into the back of the police car where her father delivers a few hard truths. I'm just uh warning you, you're not going to see them for a couple hours. They're going to be bringing you into a building, fingerprinting you, doing all sorts of stupid or you're stupid. Your life just changed, kid. Over a phone call. Your life just changed. Minutes later, the reality of the situation continues to have an emotional impact on her parents. This is the best punishment for her right now. Sucks for us, but this is the best thing for her because of it. It sucks for us. I work my with you to keep this kid doing stuff normal like we did as kids. And this is the she does. According to a statement from the Valuja County Sheriff's Office, 11-year-old Ava was charged with making a false police report concerning the use of a firearm in a violent manner, a felony, and misuse of 911, a misdemeanor. After being processed at the Family Resource Center, she was later transferred to the Valuia Regional Juvenile Detention Center in Daytona Beach, Florida, an experience she is unlikely to forget. Oh, we requested more information about her case from the Valuia County Juvenile Court and they said nothing is releasable. Wow. Hey, I thought they was going to, like you said, I thought they was going to put in the handcuffs and that'll be it. They know just just teach her a lesson. They went in on this and and and you know what? This should be a lesson for the for the future. Yes. Uh and and I like Daddy, man. I love him, man. He like, "Look, yeah, you did some stupid [ __ ] right? and sit your ass in jail for the [ __ ] that you did. I love that, man. I love the realness in the mom. She just You're not the best. I love you. That's the nurturing side. That's the nur side of my mom. I would be crying if I knew. I'm like, "Wait a minute. Y'all take her for real?" Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But I I guess I'm a man. I'm like, "Yeah, sit your ass in there for a day or two and see how it really is, you know?" But still, you still love your child, right? But you But you can't be doing dumb stuff. But I didn't think they was going to charge you with a felony. either. I didn't think they was going to really do that, man. Let me tell y'all something, man. We we're we're YouTubers and we watched a lot of YouTube videos and teach y'all kids to stop following up these YouTubers. They doing this stuff to get paid, right? And sometime that stuff is already staged. They already talked to the pranksters and everything. Stop following this stuff up, man. That's it will get you in trouble. Stop that. And monitor what your kids watch. Even some of this crazy stuff, you got to monitor. Yeah, I think so. I think also they should um they should hold channels who put all of that um prank type stuff. I think they should hold them liable. Even though, you know, I heard another YouTuber say, "I'm not responsible for what your children watch." Mhm. We all have a responsibility to, you know, to think about the platform you're on and whether or not somebody is on there that's watching something that ain't got no business watching. Yes, it's a parent's responsibility. Agree. But at the same time, you should not put out things that you know would be harmful or detrimental to young kids or influential, which is exactly what they're doing in the first place. They're wanting all these kids. When you see what kids watch, go back to their history. They're watching um Roblox with doing having sex and stuff like that. Something not supposed to be doing game. Just weird stuff. You got to watch what your children are looking at. I'm guilty of of stuff like that. I didn't monitor my son enough. I let him play violent video games and stuff like that when he was young. You used to tell him about that stuff all the time. Like we as parents, we have to be um mindful. We have to be mindful that we're gonna have to be accountable for what our children see and stuff. It's our responsibility. Yeah, it is. Um I'm going to say this though. Uh you got to understand, I know people going to say, uh just because they do pranks, that's the kids' fault. That's the parents fault. But when you're young, you're very what's impressionable. Yeah. Anything you see, you want to do it. I did stuff. I remember they they had this 900 number a long time ago. Uh the monsters, it was the granddaddy monster from the monster show. He said, "Call in. I give you call in. You can hear my voice and I give you a free toy." And I call a 900 number cuz you know what I'm saying? I want to talk to Hermit the Monster. I forgot his name. Grandpa Monster. Yeah, man. We you when you young, you very impressionable, man. So, you got to be careful. And I'm glad they I'm be honest with you. I'm glad they taught her a lesson. Yeah, too. I didn't actually think they was going to do it, but hey, it is what it is. Yeah, that's all I really got to say about that. Me, too. Thank y'all for the love and support on this channel. Look, we at four 4,000 subscribers. Thank y'all, man. Y'all, man, thank you so much. Thank y'all for everything. Y Thank y'all for watching our videos and commenting. 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