What's going on with him? It's the right one. It's like really Oh, I got you. Okay. All right, just hang tight for me. There we go. And sir, let me just do this real quick that way you don't Miss Andrea. Get get get my dad. He's in the house. Just ring the doorbell. >> Man, we're going to we're going to take care of that. We're going to get his father. Just go and take a seat. It's it's still tight. It's I mean it's it's really tight. It's hurting. Which one is it? No, this one. It's tight. It's hurting. Is that your neighbor? Yes. Okay. Go and do me a favor and step out and face away from me that way that way I can make sure that There you go. This is my distressed phone. Yeah. I got you. I got you. There we go. A little better? All right. Oh, it's it keeps like clamping down tighter. There we go right there. Why am I not able to just sit in here? Yeah, you go. You can take a seat. If you want man, if you want to keep your legs I know you're tall guy man. If you want to hang your legs out and just sit down you're fine to do that too. I just it keeps getting tight like this left knee. I'm trying to just sit like this. Well, I'm going to work on getting you out of there soon, okay? Just keep cooperating with me. I appreciate it. And we'll we'll get everything squared away. >> car before. I don't and and sir I'm trying to find his brother. Sir, and I'm not saying that you stole it. Right now what we've got is we just got a stolen motor vehicle. Um we're not saying that you stole the vehicle. Okay, I'm not saying that at all, okay? But it it still is a crime to be in possession of a stolen motor vehicle. So he your dad he's talking with your dad right now. Um I'm going to tell you I can show you if you can go on my you can go on my phone and I can show you exactly where I bought it from. >> Okay. Okay. We met at the Lillington Presbyterian Church. Okay. If you know what that is. Okay. Lillington Presbyterian Church. Well, your dad's coming over here right now. It was about 8:30. The officer told Malcolm something that was half true and half wrong. It is correct that under section 14-72 of North Carolina's General Statutes, possessing stolen goods valued over $1,000