Heat. Heat. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey. Heat. Heat. N. [music] cuz you match the description of somebody that they thought was taking clothing and stuff from Target. Okay. So, do you guys have IDs on you? No. >> No. >> Okay. Radio 62. Okay. I need names. Alison. >> So, >> yeah, my wallet's at home, my ID, but I just don't have it. That's what I'm >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Alison. A L Y S O >> A L Y S O N. >> Probably. C R A W L E Y. >> C R >> A W L E Y. >> Trust me, I have no warrants or anything on. >> Okay, Alison, that's fine. What's your middle initial? >> What? >> Middle initial? >> Uh, L. >> L. Now I'm being detained. >> Yes, you're being detained. C R A W L E Y. >> And are you going to be arrested? I'm confused. >> You're detained right now. This is loss prevention. Okay, so you understand Target has cameras everywhere. >> Okay, so they can kind of see. Okay, I understand. What's your first name? >> Olivia. >> O L I V I A. >> What's your middle initial? >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, people spell names different ways. Okay. This goes a lot easier if you're receptive to me. Okay. answering your question. Olivia K. Neville Neil LS >> Neil LS Okay. What is your date of birth, Olivia? >> 4206. >> Oh, so I can put them out. Alison, where's your sister? >> She knows you. Just cuz you need the description. >> Why is it black? and 2030. >> Copy. Okay. So, since you guys are detained, I'm going to read your rights. Okay. See how the rights remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer or want to be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights? Do I explain them to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Hearing these rights of mind, you wish to talk to me now? >> Do you guys want to talk to me? >> How old are you guys now? >> You're 18 now? Holy smokes. >> Do you guys want to talk or No. I mean, don't say I don't know. >> Okay, that's fine. So, here, go ahead and drop your bags. Okay. >> Yep. Stand up for me and then both of you guys just face the wall. Arrested. >> Arrested. Arrested. See where you're at. You guys are also going to get a track pass, okay, from Target, which means you're not going to be allowed to come here within a year. If you guys come in with a year, you're going to get arrested. Okay. >> So, you guys are [clears throat] Do you guys call our parents or No, cuz you're 18. >> Cuz you're 18. No. You guys go to jail. >> Um, so the store wants their stuff back. >> Like my dad my like all my stuff. So like you just through it and like all my money is also like in my purse right there. >> Okay. >> Like all my from my bank and stuff. So I just want to make sure like like if I'm rest like none of >> that your your personal stuff will go with you. I'm just saying the store wants your stuff back. >> Okay. >> So can we go in and you show us what the stuff is yours cuz we're not taking anything from you. >> Okay. >> Okay. So which bag is whose is what? >> Mine's the black bag and then that jacket right there. >> Okay. And then yours are the reusable bag and then this green bag. >> Yeah, that's just all that's like is just like those sweats. Like that's it. >> Sweats. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So, >> well, that's fine. And then what's in your bag over there? >> Um there is I have our shirts in my jacket and then I have >> You have shirts in your jacket? >> Yeah. And then I have our um in my big shirts in my in my purse underneath that makeup bag. And I have my Calvin. >> But this one is yours. This is your exact >> And then >> my phone. >> Okay. And then this bag you said it's in the >> Yeah, it just looks wet like >> Okay. So, here's the thing. Like the CSL is going to come and she's going to go through all your stuff. So, >> and you're 100% Ally. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz if not, you >> like I have all my baking sheets. >> Okay. Cuz if not, you'll get another charge. >> Yeah. So, you do have to >> Allison has a tattoo. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Where's it at? >> Right here. >> There you go. All right. >> M has a tattoo, too, though. But Maddie don't have one right here. Like right here. Well, she has one, though. Like, they can't can run my fingerprints, too. >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I have my whole social security. >> Let's go. >> Grab all your stuff. Let's go. >> All right. We're going to walk right over here. Okay. Haven't seen you in a while. What you doing back in Lacy? >> No. >> All my money is in my car. >> It's all going to be going with you. >> Is your sister around here, too? >> You don't talk to her much anymore? >> Okay. One face car right here. Okay. >> I know they're searching everything. I just got to do it again. Can you spread your feet for me? There's a camera that's going to record you guys in the back. Okay. >> Okay. Um, excuse me. I know this might be a lot to ask, but could you maybe zip up my jacket? >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> You're not going to kick me or anything? >> I wouldn't do that. I mean, obviously, I feel so I'm not really a good person, but >> other stuff. >> No, clearly not. >> I'm just going to stand here and then uh see Sage, she'll search you before uh you get into her car. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have a shirt on underneath this? >> Yeah, I do. It's like a >> Hello. >> Oh, got it. Okay. Do you have anything inside of your bra? >> No. >> We use the back of my hand right underneath. Okay. >> All righty. Walk forward a little bit. Ready? Have you have a seat? >> Don't forget your phone. >> Yep. You know I got it on. Okay, hang tight for just a minute. >> How come you guys don't call our parents? >> That's That's what I just told her that Sage is going to search her. She's going in her car. You guys have school today? >> No. Um, I was pulled out of school, so I never >> got to graduate. >> Gotcha. >> I didn't drop out, though. I was pulled out. It wasn't It wasn't my choice. >> Mhm. >> So, are you doing like online school right now or? Um, well, I'm kind of homeless right now, so I've been like working on like programs to get me into housing and then once I get into housing, then I can get like, you know, focus back on school and stuff. >> Have you looked into Lacy's mobile outreach team? >> Um, no. I mean, I looked into the reach program center in Tacoma >> and they're supposed to call me and like email me, but they never did, you know. And >> um, so >> Lacy Police Department, we have a mobile outreach team. It's a group of like civilians. Uh they go around and they have a bunch of resources towards like housing so you can get back on your feet and stuff like that. So once you're out of Nquali, I would look into that. You have a phone, right? >> Yeah. It doesn't have service though. >> Okay. Well, if you just go to like the library or anywhere with Wi-Fi, probably not Target because you're not allowed here anymore. Um >> yeah, go on to our website. Uh it should be like under MOT and then uh They can reach out to help you with that. >> You want to come search? >> I'm going to search you. Okay. >> I have my phone. >> Got it. Do you have anything sharp that's going to stick in your pocket? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. >> Like needles, knives, about it, right? >> And Allison says that there's some money in your bag that's hers. >> Is that Is that the case? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you know where it is in your bag? Cuz she wants it in her bag. >> It's in uh one of the zipper parts. Her money. It's in like a little envelope thing in one of the zipper parts of my bag. >> Oh, in your purse? >> Yeah, in my purse. Yeah. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do you have anything inside of your bra? >> No. I'm going to check the back of my hand underneath. Okay. >> All righty. Have you have a seat right over here? Oh, hold on just a minute. Let me check. Make sure these aren't going to tighten up. Okay. All right. Go and have a seat. Okay. Sorry. Are you good? Oh, I'm scared. There you go. >> I don't I've never been to jail before. >> Behind you. >> That's from doggy treats from the bank. >> Where's Kendra? >> My mom. >> Why do you got her ID? >> Because she has another one and I just like to keep it in my wallet. I have my mom's uh wallet to to the car where my stuff is at also too where I keep my clothes and stuff. >> Okay. Well, if it's your mom's ID, she can come to the department and get it. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm scared. >> I have nothing to girl. You're not going to be able to bail us out. >> Get your envelope with money. >> I didn't see it in there. >> You don't see white envelope in there? >> You said it's in the front zipper box. >> No, I said it's in one of the zippers. >> One of the zippers. >> It's a white small envelope. Should be pretty hard to miss. >> Like >> the are you this big thing? >> No. >> No. Can I >> Can you just like show it to the bag, please? kind of like what you guys are looking through because like that's the property and I like >> it's your property so we have to go through it. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, I know. But like like we it would be easier if you just show us and we can see zipper right here. >> Got it. All right. I put that. >> Thank you. >> Do you have some by yourself? Can we check and notate how much is in there as well? >> It's about like 860. I don't know. >> 860. >> Yeah. >> Okay. We'll we'll double check it and note it in the call so that way it all stays with you. Okay. >> Okay. I also have transaction from my bank of how much I pulled out. So, >> got it. I'm not in my backpack. So, >> this is Alison's as well. It's kind of funny. How can we go? >> I don't know what to do. >> I got 820. I don't know. Double check. She's got hoodies. >> Great. This is >> This is Allison, the girl in the pink jacket. >> And then I got some money. >> What is this? >> Pills and fetty. >> Oh, this is a scale. >> Oh [ __ ] >> All right. So the pills though and then the powder. So both fatty. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Brush. Toothbrush. It's just >> possession of control, right? >> Okay. >> That's a tester. some coins. [clears throat] I don't think there's >> any more >> cool >> pockets or anything. >> Yeah, just the scale of the >> Yep. >> She's got a couple lighters and a torch, but that's >> that should be able to go with her. Yep. Just not the drugs. I really hope my math is correct. 4 56 48 66 62 64 640 740 >> 81 >> Oh, then they're $248. Uh, and now Oh, yeah. I guess I can go with her. Yeah. >> 800 820 820 >> 821 >> 821 a lot of money. >> I've got a uh currency pouch. >> Okay. I'll let Alison know I'm charging them with their drugs, too. >> Alison, go ahead and look this way to me. >> He's got to get a picture for his trespass. Also, just you know, I'm adding a charge for these drugs. Okay. 21. >> Did you get Olivia? >> Okay. >> Olivia, go ahead and look this way, please. He's got a picture for his records and I'll have the trespass notice copy for you. Okay. >> So, did Austin just walk in and grab it? >> Pretty much walked in, grabbed the blanket, and then took the stuff off and walked out. Okay. Um, cool. She's going to text you a case number if that works. Oh, >> and then a link. >> I'll meet you. I'll get your trespasses and stuff. >> I mean, I can keep them, but Stribbling gave me like a whole stack of trespasses from earlier. So, I don't know if you need them or if you want them. >> Um, well, do you need your copy or whatever? Oh, you know, I can just send it to you. >> Either one works, but I have a bunch of the paper trespass. >> Oh, okay. No, no, no. It's all good. I'll just email it to you. Um and then >> I can scan this stuff out and staple it for this. >> Yeah, that'd be perfect. >> And then you take >> Sweet. >> Maybe this is for the best. Like I don't know. >> But >> like at least we're together, you know, >> right now like >> and then we're going to be put in cells >> and then we're going to be released like on the same days. >> No, we're not. >> Yeah, we got we have legit. >> Don't say anything. I think there's a camera right there. >> Like we haven't gotten in trouble before, so like >> Okay, but >> tell me what they do when you get there. >> They shut you down like butt naked. >> Me and you will sit in the same holding cell for a long time together. >> We will. You promise? >> Until they move us to the pond now. >> And then when we go to the pond, we're by ourselves. We don't have any roommates. I think everybody's roommates are not real. >> Did you have roommates in juvie? Ju's different in Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Excuse me, >> dude. >> Okay, so I'm showing you this. So, this is all of your currency and your bank notes that are in this currency pouch. >> Excuse me. I have my um birth certificates in like that blue portfolio thing. >> Did you guys see the blue folder? That has like all my personal information. >> Yeah, that's going to be going with you. >> And then my black iPhone 11 was with my cigarettes. >> And that's all going in your bag as well. Your green bag. So, this I'm just showing you right here. So, we got 4120s, one $1 bill, so it's $821 and I sealed it so nobody can get into it. Okay. >> Excuse me. >> Yeah. What's up? >> Um I'm sorry. I don't mean to be like I've never been to jail, so I'm just kind of scared. Can you kind of like just tell me what's going to happen? >> Yeah. Um we'll come over there and talk in just a minute. Okay. I'm going to put this away first. >> She's great. >> They can like hold on. >> Who's primary? >> Me. >> Um >> uh not Alison. The other one. Um what's her name? >> Olivia. >> Olivia. She's got questions about the price. >> Okay. Um and I'll have your trespasses and then I'll email you the tickets. What up, dude? What? >> Um, can you just kind of tell me like like what's going to happen? Like like just like like I don't know like walk me through the steps cuz I've never been there before. >> Okay. So, you're going to go to Nquali. You're going to get booked. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Then you get your phone call. So, parents someone you can call the Bailey out >> my dog. Like I also have a dog and like my >> bail me out. >> Yeah. You you bailed some I think it's a thousand. Okay. It's a gross mismir. Okay. It's not that big a deal. Okay. But it is one of those >> scared. >> I know. I know. And and hey, I'm sorry that you're scared. Okay. I'm just doing my job. Okay. I know. >> And and it's a part of it. We book everybody in Lacy. It's one of those things so people will stop stealing in Lacy. Okay. So, and they'll they'll walk you through when you get to the jail. >> Listen to them. Be straight with them. Okay. I get it. Like you're young. Okay. But hopefully take this is the time where you can like write the ship. Okay. >> Okay. Girl, don't bail us. So what? We They would come and bail us out and we get out tomorrow. >> Why couldn't we get out right now? [snorts] >> Because like someone has to know that we're in jail first >> when we get our phone call. >> And they don't like the phone call. Like they are up about that [ __ ] dude. Like make you sit for a hell long time before you even get to the pod. So, wait. >> Um, excuse me. >> Yeah. >> Uh, is I mean, when we get there, is there a way that I can't use the bathroom? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank god. Have to [ __ ] pee my pants. >> I also have a dog. Like, so like my mom's just going to think I left my dog or like I don't know what's going to happen to my dog. Like, >> do you even know your mom's phone number? >> Dog? >> My dog's at my house because my mom I left her to watch watch her for like an hour and I was supposed to be back to pick her up. So, like I don't know. You'll be able to make a phone call once you get there. >> No, no, no. My freaking >> What if they don't answer the phone? >> Hold on. We're We're not leaving yet. We're just driving over here. >> If they don't answer the phone, >> you can make multiple phone calls. >> I can. Okay. My god, dude. I'm never [ __ ] doing anything like this again. I swear to >> you. >> I've never even been to juvie and I'm going to freaking jail. Like what? [snorts] >> I'm going to get in trouble for stuff. Like I don't even know. >> Well, I mean like I'm homeless. I don't have a job. I don't have nothing. Like obviously feeling's not right. Like I can see that and I'm not going to do it again. But that's just like the way that I was grew up. So it's like I don't know. I don't like this at all cuz I have to pee [snorts] in whether or not he's going to respond to Cash America or not. >> And the worst thing ever like makes [snorts] me freak out and like >> panic attack >> and yeah panic gives me a panic attack and like PTSD is being in the dark and by myself. I cannot do that, bro. They just run about and left her to die. I'm going to say no. I can't talk to anybody. It's going to be dark and I don't have anything. Like, what do I do? Just stare at the wall? Like, they don't give you no books. They don't give you no pen and paper. >> I [snorts] think they do give me pen and paper. >> Yeah, they got TV as well. >> They do. >> And the jail? >> Yep. >> This quality. Yeah, they do. >> There no books though. >> I don't know about that. I'm not sure. And um the cells like you like just sit in there by yourself. Is it like like bars or is it >> is it like units or like just >> is it like what I see in the freaking movies and stuff? >> No, it's not. That's that's like prison. This is this is a misdemeanor jail. So >> like but I'm I don't have a misdemeanor. I have like >> Well, theft theft is a misdemeanor. >> Yeah, but like he added another on to mine. So like >> I I don't know anything about that, but I'll I'll let you know about that once I know anything about it. But um >> what's the longest I can get for this? >> So you'll probably So when you go to jail tonight um you'll be booked in and you do have bail. It's $1,000. >> And then if I got bail like when would I get bailed out? >> You can bail out immediately if you want and then you can go home. Um so it's going to be $1,000 and if you go through bail bonds it's about 50 to 100 bucks >> with bail bonds. >> Yeah. Yeah. So you'll be able to >> It's like somebody that will help you like I don't know. >> Yeah. Exactly. >> Like they help you like to get you build hours. >> Yeah. They basically pay for most of it. You pay them >> like the h like the >> I don't have a house or a job. How am I going to pay anybody to bail me out? >> You would pay you would pay the percentage of it. They would pay the rest of it. And then once you go to court then >> you will get it the money back. >> Okay. But how long can I be in jail for? like how long am I like >> so that so this is booking right >> so you if you don't bail out then you'll see the judge tomorrow morning >> and then most likely it's up to the judge but most likely you'll be released with a court date >> and then you go to court on the court date and then that's between you and your lawyer and the judge >> it's not a weekend right now >> it's Thursday >> so we're going to spend the whole weekend in there it's Thursday you go on Friday Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, if you stay the night, then you just do like a Zoom meeting on the computer with the judge in the morning. >> Okay. [snorts] >> But like what's the longest like I'm saying like how long could I get like act like could I really get for what I did? >> So, I can't answer that because it's up to the judge and that depends on your behavior in court. It depends on uh mitigating circumstances. If you have previous convictions, >> what is mitigating? What does that mean? things like um if you're like a flight risk or if you're >> [snorts] >> um things like that, things I don't really think apply to you, but I I include it just in case. Um usually you'll probably get some kind of either fine or community service or something along those lines. You're not going to be going to prison over misdemeanor theft. Okay. >> I know, but I don't want to go to jail either. >> [snorts] >> [ __ ] [snorts] >> Do I get water? >> Yeah, you get water, you get food. [snorts] >> You're probably going to be in like the general population, I would assume. So, you'll just be hanging out with other females. >> I won't be by myself. >> Not unless you want to be. >> No, I don't want to be by myself. >> Like in a cell alone. Like you put individual cells along. >> I don't think so. Unless you want to. >> No, I I I can't be by myself. I can't >> be in the same area. I would I would assume. [snorts] >> I guess that makes it a little better. But >> and like I said, you can either bail out tonight or you'll probably [laughter] be released in the morning. >> That's not possible. >> Okay. Then you'll probably be released in the morning after you talk [snorts] to the judge. Uh but it'll be about afternoon, so about like 1:30ish. Okay. And then someone can either come pick you up or you can take a bus over to the transit center. Okay. [snorts] >> Okay. Uh uh where is this gel at? >> Do you know where the casino is? >> It's right by Little Creek, I'm pretty sure. >> The Little Creek Casino. >> Casino. Yes. >> So kind of over by Shelton. >> No. >> That's what M said that. It's only like 15 minutes away. >> Oh, okay. Like a little bit past water, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> It's not like that far. Yeah, it is kind of a little past stone, I'm pretty sure. >> And can we get our phones for numbers? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You can't use your phone. We can like give you guys the numbers that we need to call to get us build out. >> Yeah. >> And like what if they don't answer the first time we call them? >> Um I think you get five phone calls per day. >> Like but if you if like if I call like say I called my mom, could I call my dad after too? Okay. >> I think you get I think you get five per day. I think >> I'm going snap. I'm gonna call my dad and then that's the only people I can't call. >> Okay. Just about because like she can't take care of herself. >> [ __ ] her. [clears throat] >> You said you left your dog with your mom. Are you staying with your mom right now? >> You just left the dog there for to be washed over. Okay. Okay. Well, we're just a little bit of paperwork right now and then >> we'll be going from there. Okay, >> dude. My dad's going to be so mad and so disappointed. >> No, I'll have rabbit get a hold of my mom and tell him. >> Yeah, see what if you get Bill tonight and then I'm in there all night by my [ __ ] self. >> Yeah, but bills will make it cheaper for your bill. Ally, I don't have any money. Okay. Yeah, but I do. Yeah, it might be a thousand, but when it goes through bill bonds, it will make it cheaper for you. It won't be $1,000. Like, she just said $5200. Like, obviously, they'll help you, but then afterwards, you're going to have to pay the bail in the back. >> Yeah. >> Like, okay. So, >> Seth was for like assault 4 and this is this was the first time he ever got in trouble, right? And he was also at a Target where he got caught. He got assault for not theft, girl. I know. And that's way worse than theft. Okay. And the next day he got released for bail only $100. Even though they said a,000 bail bonds makes it like a hundred. Like if >> No, but I don't >> allow and you go through life. >> Bro, I don't want to be there all night. But as long as I'm not alone, then thank God. She better not be lying. So, because you got another charge, are they going to add more to your bail? You already have $800. All you have to do is call Rabbit and he can give you the other 200. It's not like you don't have it in the damn safe. You're absolutely going to get bailed out tonight. I'm just praying that some somehow has some some money. >> This is still not fair. Then I have to like go back to like my mom. >> No, I need mom. >> I need It's not your mom. >> Okay. I need to call Snap and hopefully he has some money saved right now because maybe if he does then my dad willing not care about anybody else and give up all of his money and bail me the out [snorts] and then does your you know how to get a hold of Robert like this is this fat [ __ ] looking at him. Do you have a like do you have do you have his phone number? >> Uh yeah my phone. Okay. Yeah. Paul Rabbit and see what he can do for you obviously. How much did he bail you out for last time? >> Thousand. >> Over a thousand. >> What were you in for? >> Were you [snorts] 18? >> Assault? No. Malicious mischief. >> Were you 18? >> Mhm. Just turned 18. >> But I went to court every like and got his $1,000 back because I had to. Like he would not let me miss the court date. If I missed the court date, he would have dragged my ass right in there like >> Wait, you got you got What did you get locked up for? >> Well, it's just my stuff. What is that? >> Like being like a danger to other people like I don't know, breaking people's [ __ ] Um, cuz I I want to know like my hair's amazing. [laughter] If um like like I don't know how to ask this question, per se. Like I had a friend that got arrested for assault for is my charge like is mine worse than that? >> No. >> No, it's not. I was >> a property crime. Property crime is like the lowest level of crime. Um and this is the lowest level of property crime. >> What about drug paraphernalia? Uh, I feel like that's even less. >> Yeah, because like I was just trying to tell her, assault floor is way higher than >> Oh, yeah. No, >> and he got out the next day for $100. >> Yeah, that sounds about right. >> Like, >> I don't care. It's not mine. So, I'm going to say that. Don't say anything. I'm serious. >> I feel like the most humiliating part is like when you have strip naked. Do they watch you pee and everything? >> No, but watching. >> Well, obviously I know that that they're that >> person. But it's a female usually. Like I mean like >> do you have to bend over and cough? >> No. Unless you've been caught like smuggling, but I've never, you know, been >> do a body scan. What is that? >> It's like you step in this little >> and it scans like >> Yeah, it kind of scans. So if you like >> kind of like a X-ray thingy. >> Yeah, sort of like that. And like how does that work? Like it can see >> it shows them a picture and if they see anything like they they'll be able to see if you have something stuffed up somewhere and then if you have stuffed up somewhere then they got to go in and get out. >> So as long [clears throat] as you don't have anything stuffed up somewhere you'll be fine. >> No, I just have to pee really bad. They're not Do they watch you go to the bathroom and everything? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. >> And it's usually a girl like >> I hate like I don't even show my body to like anybody. Like that's so uncomfortable for me and because my tattoo like that's embarrassing. [snorts] >> My tattoo. >> What does yours say? >> I don't say it. [clears throat] >> What is it? >> What is it? >> It's like what you smell. >> It's what? Like smoke coming out of it. >> Girl, my [ __ ] right above my ch like come on now. And I have a lot of tattoos. But as long as I don't have to be alone, that's just really the scariest part for me cuz I don't want to have a panic attack. Dude, that will literally be the worst feeling ever because the only person who can calm me down when I have panic attacks is my mom. And the one person who I can't get a hold of or even who would even be able to make it here is my mom. So, life's pretty great. They're going to be like, "Well, I wonder what happened to them tonight." They're going to check the jail roster. I get I guarantee if they can't get a hold of us that she's going to check the jaw roster. >> I'm feeling nauseous. Thinking about leaving code. She probably thinks I abandoned her or like, you know, she's like, "Excuse me." >> Yep. >> Is this like are they like mixed genders there at this? >> So, they're two they're separated on either side. >> Okay. So, the entryway does males and females come into the entryway, but you go to a female only section. >> Oh my god. I'm about to pee my pants. >> How do you think they'd pee my pee in their police car? Oh my god. >> And this is a misdemeanor jail, so the only other people in there are other misdemeanors. >> Okay. So, I'm not going to get like beat up or stabbed by anybody in there. >> No, I've never I've never heard that going on in the jail. So, Dude, my pockets are like sticking out. Search my pockets. My pockets out. >> I keep getting like a anxiety because I'm like, "Fuck, where's my phone?" >> And then I forget the ticket. >> Is there Do you can do you get bail on like every charge that you get or no? Um, every charge that's not a felony or a domestic violence charge. >> Okay. Oh, >> I know what domestic violence is. What >> like a felony? >> A felony that's like big big crime. >> What what what is like what what makes you have a felony? >> Like an armed robbery like >> Yeah. >> And like something like literally like like robbery like a gun I think or >> Yeah. But there's way more stuff like that. There's more like Yeah. >> Yeah. B I mean there's so many but like burglary robbery >> hit and runs do you think? >> No runs. >> So it's only kill someone. >> Hits and runs unless you kill somebody is a what the Yeah. >> You are great beautiful. I don't don't you get like um because my my mom's been to jail a couple of times and my dad just recently got out of prison but he was in prison for selling drugs. Is that a felony? >> Uh, it depends on how much he sold. >> Oh, I think that they were like watching him for a long time. >> Yeah, if it's large body, >> like kilos, ounces. >> I don't know how much that would be though. >> I mean, I'm not really worried about like the amount. I just wanted to know like why get in trouble if he had >> Yeah. No, that's what I was saying. Like I don't know why if if it if like having drugs wasn't a felony like why he got so much time. He was facing 25 years to life and these are hurting my wrist but it's okay. I mean conse your actions have consequences. At least like it was like a nice super female driver. It's just a guy like >> I know he's being so mean. >> Just being like like I don't know. There's no need to like like shame people for doing like any of like that. Like you don't need to shame somebody. They do it. Like, plus this is my first time ever this is my first time ever getting in trouble like this and like I'm homeless. Like I don't I don't have money to go buy clothes and stuff like that. Like so yeah, I obviously obviously it's not a good thing that I did it and obviously I'm not going to do it again. But like just I could do without the judgment. Like how about you live in my shoes for a day and then tell me. >> Do you do you change your clothes there? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. They give you like orange. I'm pretty sure it's orange. >> Is that when they watch you strip? Like when they give you the clothes? >> Yeah, they give you the orange to change into. And then they give us like I hate the worst part of it is like they make you sit in that fishbowl for so freaking long. >> Do we get to keep our own underwear and bras or we have to change those too? >> Um I think you keep your underwear and your bra if it's not an underwire. >> Oh, I don't have an underwire bra. >> I think if it's if it's an underwire bra, then if you want to keep it, you have to cut out the wire. Okay. I mean, I kind of I have an underwire bra on, but then I have like a sports one over it cuz it's a strapless bra and it falls down a lot. >> That'll work. >> I have just a sports bra like juicy. >> Yeah. No, I have a underwire one, too. I'm pretty sure it's underwire. Yeah, it is. Oh, is it because that the underwire is like it can like do harm and stuff? >> Yeah, >> that makes sense. Do we need a shower? >> No. Really? I haven't showered in so long, bro. >> Thank [laughter] at least be happy that we got to come here to shower. Um like um if our courts aren't at the same time and stuff, will we be able to get information on each other? >> So your courts will be you don't you'll both be se seen at court at the same time, but not >> at the exact same time. So probably like one after another. But >> and like what if like one of us got released and one of us didn't? Would we still be able to get the information on our friend? Like look me up on my >> Yeah, you can probably just ask >> like and they would tell us. >> Guards. They'll probably tell tell you. But I believe once you get once you're done with your court cuz it's Zoom court, so you're not going to actually leave. >> Oh, I think >> um >> I don't like you so bad. >> You'll be going back into the regular facility until somebody picks you up. So, you'll be able to see each other then. >> I just peed my pants a little. I'm serious. I like literally cannot hold it. Don't make me laugh. Of course, I have my makeup done and I'm going to get a mug shot. >> Oh, do So, trust me on this. Do not if somebody inside is like, "Oh, hey, I've got some makeup for your for your >> Oh, I'm not doing that. >> Don't take that makeup." Okay. >> Absolutely not. Cuz uh they got in there one way, right? You don't want to put that on your eyes. >> Oh yeah. Oh, hell no. >> I I only say that because somebody did that at one point. >> Oh my god. >> I want to look at my my mug shot. Like, do you know how they got that in here? >> Oh my god. No. I woke up late today >> and we weren't able to like go anywhere to shower and so we couldn't really do our our makeup and stuff like that. Well, I don't think your mug shots have me want to like post on social. >> No, no, but I just don't like having ugly pictures of me anywhere. >> People can see it. >> I know. Okay, joking. It's helping me calm down. I like this. >> Okay, I don't want to get even more trouble. >> I think she can hear Mr. I can't. >> She can, but only when we press the play recording. >> No, I think this thing always. >> Well, I mean, at the end of the day, >> like, dude, it's such a bad view of us, too. >> I know. Like, literally, my big ass, [laughter] >> girl, you my head looks just humongous. Oh my god. Please take us in paint. I'm going to get the views right. I don't want to look as scared. >> Like I would want it to be my best view in my face. >> I don't want to look scared in there and have the [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Oh my god. >> Don't make me. >> Oh my god. Please open the door, [ __ ] >> I know. >> Exactly. The monster drones. I'm getting you through this. Have you been here before? >> You. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Hold on. I don't want to pee back. >> I understand. Wait till you get older. Here becomes a real problem. >> Come here. >> So, she'll be coming back out in just a minute to get you. Okay. >> Have you been here before? Yeah, but I didn't get past the like the fishbowl part. Like I was released like an hour. >> Oh, got it. Okay. >> Which like that's how bail works, right? Like it could be anywhere in the night. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm pretty sure. >> Yeah. Because like like sometimes they say your bail is like $1,000, but I know bail bonds makes it like lower. >> Yeah. So, if you pay the full bail amount, which is 1,500 because you also have the possession charge. Okay. >> Um, if you pay the full amount, then once you show up to court, you get all the money back. But if you go through bail bonds, then you pay uh 5 to 10% of that, which would be like um 150ish. Um, and then you don't get that money back, but then you only have to pay a small amount. Okay. >> Like, so you said mine was like 1,500. Yeah. 1,500. >> And then like through bail bonds, how much? Like if it like I would have to pay like >> So bail bonds is usually between 5 and 10%. So that'd be between 75 and 150. >> 75 and what? Like what does that mean? >> $75. >> Oh. >> Or $150. >> [ __ ] That's like It's not that bad. >> It's not that bad. No. >> But like does Bill want to take a long time to get you out? >> I don't know that. I'm not sure, >> but like they would know. >> Yeah, they would know inside. >> And I can talk to them like so if I have money on me. >> Mhm. >> I could do it myself. >> I think so. >> Okay. >> I think so. But they'll know all that information. I know only a little bit. >> And then I could also bail out Olivia. >> Yeah. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Like that. So she had tucked kind of in there. All right. Have you been here before? >> Uh yeah. >> Okay. Do you got anything? The puppy sick may hurt me. You got anything to your