You weren't upset or anything. >> Okay. Cuz you see him upset. She going to see what I see. >> Can we get you out of the cold? [crying] >> That mean it mean well, but they attentions are not clear. >> Is it open? >> Talking to my mama, man. >> Okay. >> Right now, we're talking about the baby. Okay. >> Like, what I got to do with it? >> Chemical test of your breath. On April 4th, 2024, officers were dispatched after a frantic 911 call reporting that there was a woman lying in the middle of the street screaming and banging her head on the pavement. When officers finally catch up to her, they make a shocking discovery. She's holding a 3-week old baby. As the encounter unfolds, officers begin to suspect she may be under the influence of something, turning an already dangerous situation into a race to get the newborn to safety. You doing okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> I'm sorry. We got a call just a few minutes ago about a a female matching your description, hitting your head on the ground. Was that you? >> No. >> Okay. >> Home. >> Where's home at? I see you got your baby. >> Do what? >> Yeah. I take you home. >> You called somebody to take you home? >> Me and my boyfriend got an argument to you home. >> Was it right over here in the cold? Was it right over here? No. >> Okay. It looks like you've been crying. >> Can you tell me what was going on? >> I promise you. >> Okay. How about your baby? >> I'm a mother. >> Yeah. It's pretty cold out here. >> I know. Me, too. >> Granny doesn't have a towel. >> I know. >> Is it him or her? >> It's beautiful. >> I was trying to get home. >> Just trying to get home. Okay. Is there anything you want to tell me that was going on between you and him? >> No. I I I don't I I don't want to talk about it right now. Okay. >> I just um I'm fine. I'll call you. >> Okay. Where are y'all trying to get to? >> Who's on the way to to pick you up? >> I didn't get nobody to come pick me up. >> Okay. How are you How are you planning on getting back over there then? >> Huh? >> Do you stay over here? >> No. >> Okay. How'd you get over here? >> They brought me over here and thought of me outside. Just wanted >> Okay. Is there somewhere we can get you to get you at least out of the out of the cold? You want to walk over to our precinct with me real quick? >> Okay. >> It's just really cold for him to be out here. >> I understand. >> But I'll put outside. I just want to walk home. >> Okay. I mean, we can't stop you. I'm just really concerned about him and and your your safety. I mean, you're out here wearing I I don't even know if you're wearing shorts or pants or or obviously not pants, but >> I'm a good person. I just people >> and then people just be like, >> "Yeah, >> and then I got ch." >> Where's your other child at? >> At home. I'm trying to get to her. >> Is she at home by herself or somebody with her? >> Somebody with her. >> Okay. Can they come get you? >> No. >> Okay. >> I miss straight up. >> I I'm I'm not doubting that. I'm just concerned about >> I got to let some certain stuff go. >> Yeah, >> I'm a child of God. I'm a minister. I got I got to I got to let go some stuff. >> It's time. >> Can we Can we walk over to the Yeah, just to get you out of the cold. Just to get you out of the cold so we can figure something out. I'll walk with you, >> please. >> I am just concerned cuz it's so cold. I want to make sure he stays warm. >> Are you sure? Hold on. >> Me, too. >> What do you want to do? >> She said she was put out doesn't have a way to get back over there. Plan on walking. It's too plain. It's just a little uh fleece blanket. >> I mean, even even her coal, I'm concerned about how she was handled. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That That's why I didn't want to. >> And I feel like something else, whether it's drugs or Little house. >> Ma'am, would you be willing to come over and talk to my partner? >> I don't want to talk to nobody right now, sir. I promise because I just want to get home. I got to get my daughter. She's here and she don't know. I left home. >> I just came to the store. >> Can we get you treat our street? >> I just want to get home. >> Can we give you a ride? >> Please, sir. >> Can we give you a ride? >> I was like, okay, >> please. >> It is too cold for him out here. Sometimes as a single parent, you got to do what you got to do. >> I I understand you and you've got feelings for somebody and you're in a relationship with somebody. You got to let it go cuz the children matter more. >> Exactly that. >> Can we help you get home though? >> I'm fine. >> Please. It It is too cold for him to be out here. Yeah. No, but we have to hold them while you fix the bottle. >> I got my purse. I got it and watch. >> Okay. >> I'm not an unfit mother. I had to open defense case. It's going to close this butt. >> I don't care about that. >> I just trying to get home. >> I made a mistake with a a a guy a a a mother man. I thought it was a it's a boy bottle. >> Can Can we hold him while you fix the bottle, please? I'm so tired. >> See what I see what I see. [crying] >> I'm tired, ma'am. >> Can we get out of the cold? [crying] >> So, >> can I just hold them while you fix the bottle? >> I'm sorry. I got it. >> Okay. I got >> No one's No one's trying to take him away. >> August. >> Oh, y'all. Do y'all know this one? >> Baby, that's what I'm worried about. Why you a drug? >> I'm not I'm not going to hurt him. >> I just wanted to hold him while you get whatever you need. >> I'm sorry. I don't want nobody hurt. I want to touch my baby. >> Okay. What's your name? >> [ __ ] woman. >> Courtney. >> Does it look like it? >> Cuz I I'm concerned about that baby. >> That's what I thought. But I don't know her. That's You know what I'm saying? But the reason why I ain't left here cuz I'm scared for that baby. >> The baby. >> Yeah. >> Well, we got to do it legally. I was just >> way >> I can help you make a bottle for him. >> I got one in my purse. >> Okay. Can Can you get it for him? >> Yes, ma'am. What's your name? >> Summer. >> I'm with the manager also. >> Okay. Are you a client? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Awesome. >> Yeah. We're just trying to help you out. >> Yeah. >> And somebody said they saw you struggling, so we just wanted to see if we could help. >> I'm not struggling. >> Okay. You weren't upset or anything? No. >> Okay. Cuz you seem upset. >> I seem upset, but I get through whatever. >> Okay. cuz that's what single parents do >> as a black mother. >> Sometimes they need help, too. And so we're just trying to help. >> I don't need no help. >> Okay. >> I got supporters, but I'll reach out cuz I got pride. >> Okay. >> Because some people use it as they take it as a advance. >> He just seems really hungry and I just I don't see a >> lot of milk in for me. I get weak. I got food stacks. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I guess I can do the same thing you do. >> Do you want >> I got a medical degree. I I just >> associate degree and that's her administration >> to eat. >> Yeah, he's fine. Okay, >> Courtney, >> you fine. >> Courtney, >> I'm fine. >> Courtney, >> I'm fine. I don't need nothing. Nobody else to hurt us. We We tired. We straight. >> Do you Do you want to >> Do you want to sit in a car while you feed him? >> Good. I walk. [crying] >> It's It's people that mean mean well, but they intentions are not pure like like honest. Yes, ma'am. Okay. You all that. You all that. >> But you you don't know what we go through as as single parents cuz [crying] cuz men treat us like we beautiful women, but we have to do what we got to do to get get through to make it through the storm. You just don't know. That's a testimony for your mother. >> We're here to help you. >> Okay. And >> it's okay. She's shaky because I'm I'm telling the truth. >> She's scared. >> People go through things. She scared you all and your child go through things. People go through things. >> Can we please go through bills? >> Can we please help you? >> Please cover up. Please cover. It is cold out here. >> I know I'm shivering. >> But at the same time, sir. At the same time. >> At the same time, sir. >> We are just here to help you. >> Some people don't understand. >> I'm not I'm not saying that everybody does. >> Okay. Do you want to call somebody to come get you? >> I don't want nobody to come get me. I walk I walk all the way home. I stay right there. >> Okay. >> It's okay. >> You know what? When you ask people to do things, family, even family members, they don't come through. So, you got to go. You got >> What if I can get a police officer to give you a ride home? >> That's fine. Do I owe us some gas money or whatever? >> No. >> That's what I got to do. >> Can Can I get you an officer? child officers and see what what what we have to go through, what other people worry about. It's it's stress. It mess with your mental health. >> Can Can I please get an officer and give you a ride home? >> Yes, sir. Please give me a ride home. >> Can she ride with you? >> Yes, sir. I got y'all to I respect y'all. >> Get the [ __ ] out of y'all. >> It's right up here. >> I wish I could be a part of your team. Officer, >> I have always Let's walk up here. >> Okay, let's walk up here. He's going to give you a ride. >> I just I just I just want to understand >> my level is different. My perspective is different. I'm a pain. >> I understand. >> I don't have nobody to help me. I'm my mother and father. >> Let's walk up to >> I do [ __ ] I be with men that are mean good. And I got to learn from that. And it's it's it's confirmation. >> Mhm. >> My kids better my mental health. >> Can we walk up to his car to get y'all out of the cold and give you a ride home? >> Okay. All right, let's go ahead and go. [crying] >> 37 to 80. Can you try to get in touch with her? >> Yeah, I'll do that. >> Go ahead and have a seat. >> You're not taking me to jail, are you? I just trying to get home to my daughter. >> Pinky promise you're not in trouble. >> My name is Courtney. >> All right. >> I got a testimony. >> Okay. >> I want to help people. I done been through some stuff and I'm going through stuff now and I'm going to get through it. I'm get through it. >> My name is John Hman cuz it's cold out here. >> Okay. All right. Just have a seat. >> All right. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Can I get a seat belt on you? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. Thank y'all so much. >> Was no problem. >> That's all I asked. >> Do you I got all y'all gas money? >> No, no, no. County pays for everything. Don't you worry about that. >> Okay. I just need to stop this with no good means. >> Yeah. What's the address you got to get to? Okay. She's been holding her infant child out here in the cold. He all he's got on is a onesie and like a fleece blanket. She is holding this child in the back of a patrol car. We don't have a car seat. >> Okay. >> Just want to touch base with our chain of command cuz mine's in a in a class. >> How far is her? >> I'm nervous that she's going to drop that baby or something. The girls that walk by knew her. She said no cuz she's high. So >> I think that too. I mean >> for a seat >> just for his safety. >> Yes. >> But just to clarify, you're not under arrest. If you want to get out, you can get out. >> Thank you. Cuz I already got a citation for trying to help somebody to get out of the barn. >> It is just terrifyingly cold outside. I'm standing here shivering. And I know y'all got to be cold. He's going to try to find a car seat and he's going to bring it over to us. Okay. >> All right. >> Do you have a car? >> Do you have a car seat where you staying at? >> At home? Yes, sir. >> Over here? at home. >> Okay. >> Did you have one over here? >> No, he wouldn't let me get nothing. >> Where were you at over here? >> I was just out there. I got stranded. >> Oh, okay. >> Who stranded [music] you? >> I didn't tell y'all that. >> Why? >> I don't want to hurt nobody. >> It ain't going to hurt nobody. >> I want to see her first deal with her. >> I just want to get home. I got you. >> I'm just trying to out. >> How's it going? >> What's up? >> Did y'all see her? >> We literally just got here. >> Okay. We go live and warm. So, >> got you. >> I rather the white man going to blame her. That's all I got to say. >> Yeah. >> I'm mad. >> Yeah. I'm going to shut this door so the baby can stay warm. Okay. >> Just trying to make sure she's taken care of. She gets where they need to go without her being out in the cold. >> She has no clothes on. >> Be mama. Mother and he don't want to take a DNA test, but he keep want to do this and do that. >> He choosing the wrong path and I can't go with him on his path. I'm on a different I'm on a different path. I want to do right there. I kind of drink it. I'm beautiful. >> She's been talking to her family on her phone. >> Yeah. I wish she'd let me see that baby because it's so tiny. Just to see if it's hydrophob, you know, worries me because that baby is probably a month old, maybe two months depending on whether it was preeie or not. >> It's my sister. >> Hello. This is officer kitchen. >> What What is going on? I'm her sister-in-law. >> Okay. And and >> my sister is on her way. We don't exactly know what's going on. >> She had a fight with her well a falling out with her boyfriend or baby's daddy. >> Uhhuh. >> And it's cold out here. They got a little bitty a little bitty uh throw to try to keep the kid warm. But >> uh >> where exactly are you at? Because we have we have her sister on her way to come pick the baby up. >> Okay. It's at >> about this. >> Who? >> That's what they call the block. >> Yep. That must be her right there. >> I'm her sister. She get >> I don't know if it was a physical fight or just >> He's been doing this for a while. She don't supposed to be around him. His name is Debec and he does this all the time. >> I don't know why she keep dealing with him. But she need to leave it alone. Why you want to leave it alone? >> You messing with me. >> I'm going to give him the baby still crying like 3 weeks. >> 3 weeks old. >> Yeah. >> Is it hers? >> Yes. >> She fine. He's fine. >> He's fine. >> Back up. Let me see. Back up. He fine. for start to be checked. He's three weeks old. >> And you don't be careful trying to help you. You don't know where else. I'm going to take I'm ready. I'm fine. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, you got >> my mama's pen. Yeah. >> She going to drop that baby. So, I'm going to get her to the house. She ain't got no car seat. I'm assuming the car seat is going to hit his car. >> Hold on for a second. Let me make sure with my captain. >> Okay. >> She got in the front seat, right? >> Yes. >> Yes, sir. >> Did you let her know she can't leave? >> No. >> Okay. They don't have a car seat, so she can't. >> While trying to get the mother back out of the car, the baby's father showed up and it escalated quickly. >> Does he have the car seat? >> No. >> And tell him to go home. >> Do you have a car seat in the car? >> No. Richard, you have a car seat. Do you have a car seat for the baby? >> You cannot seat right here. >> Mhm. That's okay. That's okay. Just let him go. Just let him go. >> Tell me one more. Dad's got [crying] >> the father just showed up. How's it going, man? >> Y'all the car seat. >> All right. Just turn the car off for me. Like I'm in there, but >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> Sorry. It's just I'm I'm freezing. I'm hungry. Sorry about that. >> Yeah. Do y'all have any like formula, diapers, anything for the child? I'm >> okay. Would you >> I could show up and just show up. >> He just trying to help. >> I understand. I understand. >> Ain't nothing. >> I don't know. This like I'm straight, man. Like >> Okay. >> I want to see what they doing. >> Okay. Are you Are you the father of the child, the infant? >> I mean, don't worry about it. I'm just a person that's concerned. >> Okay. >> I appreciate y'all coming by. >> Let me make sure. >> Okay. I said, >> is it your car or or is it your car? >> Okay. >> We good. We ain't getting nothing. >> I Yeah, you did do something. >> You got a open beer in the middle, dude. I can see it. >> It's a This is not a beer. Ain't nothing in there. >> It's a vodka. >> Well, ain't nobody ain't a Ain't nothing in >> right there in the cup holder. >> Oh, that ain't mine. >> Serious? >> That's not mine, dude. >> He coming to see who. >> Man, you ain't got no license, man. >> Hey, man. I come to help man. Go ahead. >> Step out. >> You was just driving earlier. >> I'm getting out, >> man. Did you put me over here? No, but I saw you driving earlier. >> You was just up there by a Jamaican restaurant here, man. >> I know. I know. >> But don't don't be smart, though, cuz I just saw you driving, man. >> Hold on. Wait a minute. Let me Let me turn around. Sir, >> hold on. Wait a minute, man. Okay, bro. I'mma turn around. I'mma turn around. I'm >> What I do? >> You want to get dude? >> Okay. You get my ticket. >> All right, I'm dead. I'm all right. Oh, I overtake. That's a ticket. >> I'm going to taste it. >> That's a ticket. That's a ticket, >> man. Relax. Crazy. >> All right. >> A ticket. >> OKAY. OKAY. I'M GOOD. I'M GOOD. I'm good. >> Put it behind the back. >> Stop. >> What did I do? >> Now you're resisting. >> Y'all got any pacifiers or milk for the baby? >> What are you talking about? >> Huh? >> What are you talking about? What is my stipulation? Do I have something for who? What are you talking about? Are you saying you knock the baby? >> You knock the baby. >> What are you doing with your be recording, >> bro? That's a open table. That ain't mine. I don't have anything. Why you doing me like that, man? >> What are you doing? Like you won't be I'm not shaking. What are you talking about, man? >> Huh? >> What you doing, man? What are you talking about? >> I'm not I'm asking you some questions about your child. >> I'm talking about my child. Who told you a child? Mine. What you talking about? >> Okay. Well, >> you going to talk trash, bro. >> What I do? >> What's your ID? >> My name. >> I ain't getting nothing, man. I'm helping him, bro. I ain't And now you got yourself in trouble. >> Why? >> You're under arrest. >> What? >> What? >> Well, what's DUI? Now it's a traction. How you doing, man? Sorry about that, dude. >> Man, it's so much stuff, man. It just just destroys me cuz we see all these things that black people go through and we be like in our hood like they just watch stupid stuff. Mhm. >> We don't mean no harm, but it looks stupid already. >> We don't mean no harm. >> I know. I'm just helping him. >> I know. >> I haven't done anything. >> I appreciate you trying. >> But I haven't done anything. That is not my content. That I don't I haven't done anything, brother. >> Oh, God. >> All right. >> Man ain't do nothing wrong. >> Well, that's I don't know that. >> Be like everybody like that. Like everybody just so messed up. So if somebody see a camera, they think we just so messed up. Be still, man. Y'all put me on the ground for no reason >> cuz you were fighting with us. You kept pulling away. >> Nobody did not play with us. Like I got you, >> man. Like >> it's like you got a big arrest out here. It ain't this. >> It's not. It's really not. >> Look at it. You got a black. >> We We agree with that though. >> Hey, come when I stand up. Ain't nobody hurt nobody. >> Get your license fit, man. I don't know your hands behind. >> So what I'm getting arrested for? >> What I'm getting arrested for? >> Is your car unlocked? >> What? I'm getting arrested for >> obstruction. I'm fine. >> I'm saying I need a solder. I need I need >> Yeah, one's coming out. >> I need see one. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Okay. Okay. Right. Let me see the baby. >> I just we didn't go wrong 2474 but damn [clears throat] it home. >> Accident in the roadway shopping center on Lexington Road. Y'all are tripping. Tripping going away and going over here. Y'all do some >> right there though, man. I know you got a lot going on. We call GSB extended. Stop moving a certain way. Do it. >> Y belieing. I'm not [ __ ] stupid. I I just it's like >> but you you come on come on >> the system I will fight this I'm stand behind my work this thing like I'm sorry all I got that do hell Oh, this baby. >> I'm going to read you something cuz I want to talk to you. >> Okay. >> He coming to help a baby, man. >> Even if you don't want me to talk with >> Hey, can I talk to you please? >> Okay, baby. Okay. Okay. >> Jesus. >> I haven't done this. I'm helping him. He going He trying to bring his baby something to, you know what I'm saying? Some pampers and stuff. >> I asked y'all if there was anything in the CAR AND YOU BOTH SAID NO. >> I THAT'S HIS I DON'T MAN, I wasn't drinking and driving. I would. >> So, so who's were they, >> man? He drank, man. He was one with drinking the beer. I ain't drunk. I'm the hell of him. I got off work early today, man. >> Uhhuh. >> He told me he wanted me to help him get some pampers and for his baby, man. >> You just came to the car. >> What about What about the Tito's between your legs? >> That was already in the car. >> That was already in the car. >> Yeah, I just put out the seat. Yeah, I haven't done that. That's on God. I get I It's on my mother. It's on my mama, man. >> Hey, man. I lay for real, man. I haven't done this. I'm just trying to help him, man. I work at work with [laughter] Listen, I I work at I work at Tamas. I work at Tamas and I work at Mel Mushroom. >> I work Yeah. I I would try to help him, brother. >> I haven't done anything. I take [laughter] >> You driving in a car with open containers. >> That ain't mine, though. >> That's not mine, man. That's not mine. >> That's not mine, man. That's not yours. Open container wasn't mine, man. Are >> you good with y'all going to do me like that? Put your foot back in. All right. What I'm going to get y'all with? >> I don't know yet. >> I haven't done nothing. But >> let me talk to you for a second. Yes, sir. >> Can you step out? You're not I'm not going to put you on hand cuz I just want to talk to you. >> What the hell? >> Another car is yours. >> Were the can was the open container? >> I'm talking to my mama, man. >> Okay. >> Yeah, the open container. I ain't driving the car. >> Okay. Were the containers yours? >> No. >> Okay. Were they his? >> I mean, I ain't going to say like I'm just in the car. I'm just >> Okay. Well, they were in the car. It's your car. They were in the car >> like I mean like bro don't lock me up though. >> No, I'm not trying to lock you up. I want to know the truth. Where the there's a beer. >> There's the Tito's body. >> Okay. >> Are they yours or where they >> driving a >> Okay. That's fine. Step over here. >> You're not under arrest. I just need you to step over here. >> Granny, >> man. I shouldn't have that tagging, you know. >> God damn. Why do you say don't do that? >> I thought you were just I thought you were just like, you know, warning him. I didn't actually tell he wasn't until he didn't keep putting his hands on his back. >> And then when you did, I was like, well, it worked. But golly, it's good. It was like both of us on him and he ain't butt so big. >> I mean, we try not to use force, man. >> We were done using force. We >> He wouldn't put him out. Golly, you should have hit it out of my hand, man. I got to do >> senior officer, man. senior police officer. Don't um I got to do a supplemental or something. >> Yeah, you do. >> Hey, Jason. I should have stayed over there. >> You got me right for somebody as the passenger side. Where the hell do you belong? >> If you lock me up, >> we're just trying to figure it all out. I'm sorry. Got a lot going on. >> Is this the father or is that the father? >> That's the father. >> This is the father. But he was the one driving them back and forth. Correct. I ain't shaking. Like, what the hell y'all doing? >> I wanted to run. >> We wanted y'all to just leave alone. >> Y'all were getting her riled up. That's the whole reason I came back here. I wanted to run y'all off. >> Right. >> What was your name, sir? >> I have to tell you that. I gave you my license, though. >> If you wouldn't mind, I'll write it down. >> I gave you my whole license. >> Like, it's not that serious. >> I mean, like, I want to be free. Make sure you do what you got to do when you do it. And make sure you put all your ducks in the road. It ain't that serious. I know how it sound when we go to court. I'm not playing. >> Hey, what you find under 71, >> man? You got all kind of alcohol in that car. >> Quit acting like it's a big bus cuz y'all don't be on school. >> Was there a bottle or pacifier or anything in that car? >> Wipes. >> Wipes. >> I got extra bottle and and my dad. >> Where is it? >> It's in his car. >> Where in the car? >> I can look for it. >> Just tell me. I'll go get it. >> It's in It's probably in the front. >> Okay, I'll go look for Do you have her like baby bag? some of the pacifier or anything like that in the car? What if >> you want, man? >> She wants >> You've been through my car already. >> No, I'm I'm asking about a baby bag. >> Do what you do. >> All right. I app just for my sake. Do you mind taking a step back for me? Just one more step back, >> man. I a Don't even go through my stuff. I ain't give you. >> All right. >> Look. No, no, no, no. >> She She wants stuff for the kid. >> She Okay, you know what? Y'all talk. I'm I'm done. Y'all talk. Right there at the end when he was trying to lean out at me, he was very strong of his breath. >> Will you submit to a state administered chemical test of your breath? >> You didn't pull me over with no DI. >> It's It's a yes or no question. >> You didn't pull me over with the We'll read it one more time. You have the driver's license. >> I take a test, bro. Please. >> So, you interrupted me. Are you willing to >> I said yes. >> Okay. Well, we going to take 10 at downtown. >> Oh, you see your man? I don't want to take it. All right. >> We just have one simple question for you. Okay. Cuz you were telling me that >> I don't have to answer any questions. >> No, just hear me off for a second >> cuz cuz he you you were supposed to be bringing some diapers and stuff, right? >> I mean, I don't know what you're talking about >> right now. We're talking about the baby. Okay. >> I'm like, what I got to do with it? >> What you got to do with that is we were told that you were bringing some diapers and stuff. Is that Is that the case? Do you have something for the baby? >> Like I only want to talk. >> Well, here this is a question for her. Okay. >> And I'm an EMT and I work for um >> Okay. I just need to know if you have a diaper for the baby. >> You can't go. >> No, I can't go get I got the baby some formula and I just want to know if you have any diapers. >> Can I get the wipes off his car or just let him not worry about it? >> Yeah. I mean, are those your wipes? >> I do that. Don't play on me. >> Okay. Are those your baby wipes on top of the car >> or are they for the baby? >> Did I put them in? >> Can we grab them and take them over to the baby? >> All right. Is this helpful? >> Yeah. >> The friend that drove the baby daddy there was booked for DUI, driving while license suspended or revoked, open container violation, and obstruction of an officer. On May 13th, 2024, the driving while license suspended or revoked charge was dismissed, and he plead guilty to everything else. He was sentenced to 45 days of confinement, 36 months of probation, a total of $3,311 for court fines, $50 of court cost, and was ordered to complete 240 hours of community service. The baby daddy didn't get arrested that day, but don't worry. According to records, he was booked 4 days later for DUI, driving the same red Camaro at 939. Don't forget to subscribe for that