Hey, stop. Hey, stop. She could have been going to the dentist. I'm just saying, man. She can't sit in the dentist's office. Someone texted into 911 that someone was getting kidnapped and they were on the interstate, but then when they went to this like a a location on the phone, the address was showing up here. >> As their daughter, Ava, walks into the garage, her phone suddenly rings. The deputy answers the call. >> this? >> Flagler County Sheriff's Office. >> All right, cool. This is Deputy Hasby with the Sheriff's Office. >> Oh, good. You got her. >> Yep. All right. >> Oh, so they're there at the house? >> Yep. I got both her parents here. >> It was coming from this number and it was saying that um a friend was getting kidnapped from the Chick-fil-A in Palm Coast. >> a phone call out to 911. >> There's a phone call out to the >> Yeah, that's her calling. That's her calling. That's her calling it. >> There's 911 again right there. >> This phone was called at >> 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 >> Yeah, that was the initial call. >> Twice. >> But I didn't mean to call that cuz I >> But you did. >> I'm just so confused. I'm sorry. When did you guys you got a message about an interstate? >> So, there was a text message from someone saying they were behind a car >> Should I call this back? >> kidnapped. >> That's what >> Their friend was kidnapped from a Chick-fil-A in Palm Coast. This is like yeah, this is today. That's it's That's probably going on right now. >> in the morning. >> Okay. >> So, we weren't We were here the whole time since 2:30. >> You were calling 911? >> You were. Don't look surprised. You did. >> Deja vu on your phone. Did they say anything to you? No one said anything to you? >> Just Ava, you have to explain what happened here. Something's going on. What did you know? >> I didn't hit anything. >> You're not in trouble. We just need to know what happened. I need to know and understand because this is 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 also >> 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 to 911. >> But I didn't talk. >> Why did make a call to 911? >> Cuz it kept popping up. I didn't know what it was. >> No, you made the initial call, right there. You made the first call at 9:24 a.m. and canceled it. Then you called again at 9:30 a.m. Then they called you back at 9:42 and that was a 48-second conversation. >> So what did you say? What What did they say? Who was it? >> Do they have this recorded? >> Mhm. >> Could I hear it? >> I can't hear it from my own end, but they have it at our dispatchers. >> Okay, but I know you're nervous right now, but I need to know cuz I'm a little confused and this does not make sense to me. >> I didn't do anything. >> Clearly something happened. So did somebody scare you? Did somebody call your phone? What happened? What did you see on the interstate? >> I accidentally called it and then I said that it was on the interstate. I didn't mean to call. And >> You called a few times. Why are you calling 911? Did you see a TikTok or something? >> No, I didn't. >> They have a conversation that somebody was being kidnapped in a blue van or blue Jeep from Palm Coast from your phone number. I am going to go down to dispatch and I am going to listen to it. So you better open your mouth now. >> Does anything sound familiar with an interstate Palm Coast Chick-fil-A? This sounds a little bit Ava. It's so I want to know what was said and what was done. Did you think something was funny and you didn't realize that you could get in trouble? Be honest. Did Did you see something that we don't know about? >> No. >> There's a lot of people that were trying to find a car. We want to make sure that everyone's okay. If this is just like some sort of TikTok YouTube trend, you said you were on YouTube earlier. Cuz like I tell my kids, it's you get you get in less trouble when you tell the truth when you did something wrong versus lying about it when you did something wrong and then getting found out. >> We're with the parents and the daughter and I guess the daughter did have She we pulled up the call log and she had She did call 911. She said she didn't text. We didn't see any text stuff, but >> you. So, the whole armed kidnapping thing and all that stuff is bogus or >> We respect your time, so we remove the small talk. Subscribe to Crime Scrutiny for fast, no-nonsense body cam. >> It's probably just this wedding thing. She's like she's like 10 years old, so >> Wow. >> 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. >> Okay. Be quiet. YOU DID SOMETHING [ __ ] STUPID. >> Let me Let me explain something here, okay? You You can cry about this. What you've done here is felony. You better take this serious. Did you get on a text and say that somebody was kidnapped? How'd you come up with that? >> I don't know. It's the first thing that popped in >> It's an awful elaborate plan here to just say it just popped in your head. >> 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 >> 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 of what can happen here today. Don't look at your mother. She didn't have any part in this. This was all you. >> Yesterday, I think my brother said something about 911 and he made me call 911 and do it seriously and doing all this really >> Was he part of planning this with you? >> No, he just said it and then >> What did he say? >> He said to call 911 911. >> This is your brother? >> Yeah, he said it yesterday. >> You want to get him? Well, we can when we're done with you. Go ahead and let me go over both things. >> And then he I said no, he So, you're trying to blame this on your brother? Did he Was he Was he with you when you made this call? Okay, was he with you when you made these texts? Okay, then then he then you did this. You were on your own for this. And your for brother's 7 years old, you're not going to blame your 7-year-old brother for this. >> She said that someone was abducted basically at gunpoint from the Chick-fil-A up in Palm Coast and they were on I-95 and then said they were pulled over on the side of I-95 at the 234-mile marker, which seems awful specific, which is almost to the South County line. So, we not only had Port Orange Police Department, New Smyrna Police Department, Edgewater Police Department, Volusia Sheriff's Office, Brevard Sheriff's Office because it was so close to the county line, to include a helicopter, >> Highway Patrol. >> Uh Florida Florida Highway Patrol, uh probably no less than two dozen law enforcement officers that are all lights and siren running to cuz a kidnapping's probably the most serious 911 call we would ever get. >> 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 and siren on trying to trying 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 cuz 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. >> You basically see your father walk up to sheriffs, military, everybody, thank you for your service. And then you do [ __ ] like this? >> I want to know where you heard the story. I want to know how it came into your head. >> So, take take a minute and think about it and I promise if you lie again, we're just going to take you with us and then your parents are going to have to come pick you up from the juvenile facility. That may happen anyway. >> I just got a story that she heard this exact thing on a video. >> Where was this video that you saw? On YouTube? Do you remember who the creator was or who the poster was? What it was about? Anything? 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. >> Before arriving at the scene, another deputy was able to reach Ava by phone, but says the conversation was brief and far from pleasant. >> 27 minutes she lied to the dispatcher or the call taker or her status and then when I caught her up, she told me to F myself AND STOPPED RESPONDING. >> DEEP BREATHS. >> LISTEN CAREFULLY. Don't make this Don't make this >> She's getting a minute. >> No, she'll she'll be out there hanging out with them right now. >> Relax your fingers. There we go. Don't be scared. We're not going to hurt you, okay? We were just just scaring you cuz this is for our policy, okay? >> 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 out shortly after they 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 You're to enjoy those cuffs. >> Sit back here. help you, need a hand, I'm happy to help you. >> I think I'm good.