Dad on the phone who lives in Port Fields to come pick up the child. So, I'm just debating having waiting here with him or bringing the kid back to the station and have Dad pick him up. But, Dad is on his way. >> All right, ma'am. Please step out of the vehicle. >> We can't wait till his dad get here. >> Can you just set the baby down really quick? I'm going to pat you down for your own good, okay? Okay. All right. Face that way. Put your hands on top of your head. Do you have anything that could stick or poke me? >> No. >> All right. You can grab the baby and sit in my car, okay? >> We're going to release custody of the child to you. Do you have an ID on you? >> Yeah. >> You're the dad, right? >> Yeah. >> You can be released a little later tonight with a court date. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. Is there a child in the car? >> Yep. >> Why? Can I Can I take the car? No, because that's not our car. That's a rental. Unfortunately, we have to tow it. Let's do what DC number one does. Go get the child, all right? >> Is there a reason I can't take the car? >> Yeah, because uh it was used in the commission of a crime. >> Okay. I can hear you. >> It was used in the commission of a crime. >> What is the crime? What's going on? >> Child endangerment. >> Can you get my purse and the baby bag stuff? >> Sure. So, she'll She'll be released in, I don't know, 2 3 hours or so from the North Riverside Police Station with a court date. >> Am I able to get the car seat out of the car, at least? >> Yeah, you can. Do you have a car seat with you? >> This one is too big for him. >> Like, I left it in the trunk. Um So, I'm going to read this to you after every single sentence. Initial um right here if you understand, okay? I hereby state that I have been informed that I have the right to remain silent and I do not have to talk with the officers unless I want to do so. I know that anything I say can and will be used against used as evidence against me. I know that I have the right to consult with a lawyer and have a lawyer present while I am being questioned. I understand if I am unable to pay for a lawyer, I can have a lawyer appointed for me without any cost to me. Knowing and understanding these rights, I waive them at this time and agree to talk with the officers. Knowingly understanding also that if I were to stop talking to the officers at any time, I am free to do so. I make this waiver freely and voluntarily without any forces, promises, or threats have been made. And initial that at the bottom. Did you make any phone calls before you got to the station? Have you ever been arrested before? >> No. >> Okay. You should be good, then. We're going to do some paperwork and then you should be out of here no longer than an hour or two. Do you want to put an emergency contact or not? >> Um yeah, you can put it. on. >> Okay. Are you wearing a shirt under that or yeah? >> Okay, you're only allowed one layer of clothing. Do you want to take your shirt off or do you want to wear your own sweater? >> I'll take my shirt off. >> Okay. And just hold on to the bars. I'm just going to pat you down again. Those piercings that you have on there, um, you can't take those out? >> No, okay. >> You can just take off your socks. You can sit down while you're doing this. Um, take them off, flip them inside out, so I don't see the bottom of your feet. So, do you want to, um, be in your Crocs or do you want to wear your socks? >> My Crocs. >> Your Crocs, okay. All right, so I'm going to put in your locker your ID, your shirt, your socks, and your little purse and your phone, all right? >> Okay. >> Now face the wall. Okay, there is your driver's license. This is where your car is being held at. It's on in Forest Park, called Nobs. And then this is your copy of, basically being bonded out. This is a pre-trial release form. So, this is you promising to go to court. All right, you have a mandatory court date on February 9th at the Maybrook Courthouse, room 103 at 9:00 a.m. You can just sign right here and right here. Do you have any questions about these? >> So, before how would I get a lawyer or what? I'll have to do that myself. >> It's up to you. Okay, no problem. Yeah, so, um, it's up to you, but, um, this is a misdemeanor court date. So, if you want to get a lawyer for court, I mean, if you want to get a lawyer, then that's on you. I mean, I know at the courthouse they do have some like public defenders, too.