This car was at Fred Myers and someone drove off with it. So, and there's video of it. >> Did I take the wrong car? >> No. >> Oh my god. >> How does that work? >> How would you have taken? >> No. Yeah, that wouldn't work, would it? >> There'll be Ma'am. Ma'am, hold on. Listen, hold on. Listen. Time up. >> Before the case officer comes up and chats with you, cuz I'm not writing anything, okay? There's a big difference between being honest and taking responsibility for Hold on. Let me finish. and what's going on. Okay, because obviously if this is you're like, "Oh, yeah, that's my mom's stuff in there and everything like that." I'm guessing everything in there isn't your mom's stuff since I just read who the RORO is, the registered owner. >> Okay, >> so what's So he's What's going on? Let's be honest. >> I'm totally honest. I don't know what you're getting at. I mean, I couldn't >> There it is. Oh my god. the units on a suspicious vehicle. If we can prevent them from getting the car, that would be preferred. We get eyes on the entrance. I'm going with him and you guys can watch the camera. You go ahead and check the camera. See who's in it. I'll stay with the car. Do you want to see if they flee out to those cameras? >> This camera right here doesn't work. Hello, ma'am. >> Hi. >> Are you in this car? >> Yeah. >> I'm out with the driver now. Whose car is this? >> My mom's still here. >> Negative. She's saying it's her mom's car, so we're working on it. >> Do you have ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Why would mom list stolen? Oh, that's not my car. >> I'm Wait, >> ma'am. Ma'am, ma'am, stop. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> It's your mom's car? >> Yeah, it's my Yeah, it is my mom's car. That's her stuff in there. Oh, >> okay. Do you have ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Let's start with that. >> It was referred to as stolen. >> Yeah. Why would mom list it as stolen? >> I don't know. >> Uh >> well, when I said it was stolen, you're like, "Oh, wait. THIS ISN'T THE CAR?" WHAT'S THE FACT? SO, THE FACT IS WHEN I said it was stolen, you're like, "Oh, wait. THIS ISN'T MY CAR." >> NO, I THOUGHT WELL, >> hold on. I'm visiting from out of town and she just got this. >> Okay, let's see the ID. >> Yeah. >> Uh, one second. I'm unorganized. >> Okay. What's mom's name? >> Teresa. >> And what's a phone number for you? Uh 818. >> Hold on one second. 818. >> Is it okay for me to move? >> Yep. >> Talk to my partner. I'll be right back to you. Talk to my partner. I'll be right back. >> Yeah, sure. >> What's the report say? >> Hi. >> It's your mom's car. >> Yeah, my mom uh recently got this. I'm visiting from out of town. She's elderly and I came in to check on >> How long has your mom had it? She's had it um actually my brother got it for her. Um she doesn't drive it that much. She's like 80 something. She doesn't get out that much. Um but she's had it maybe uh gosh about a year, I think. >> Huh. >> Okay. And how long have you been driving it? >> Um I just got here uh Friday. >> Where'd you come from? Uh, I live in Calabas, California. >> Okay. It's a little bit ways away. And you just started driving it? >> Yeah. Um, I took a I usually rent a car at the airport, but this time my brother says it's cheaper if you take an Uber and just drive her car while you're here. >> Where does your mom live? >> She um >> Does your mom know you have the car? >> Yeah. I came here to get a battery free for her uh her garage door opener. >> And your mom is the registered owner of the car? >> I believe so, but my brother did it. Oh, I could call him. >> What am I doing? >> They're looking into it right now to see where where the mix may have been. >> Here's her address. She's right around the corner. >> Yeah. 55. >> Over in the apartment store there, >> huh? >> Over by the apartments over there. I don't. She was in a home. It's a little gated community. >> Yeah, >> that's weird. Okay, >> this is the most excitement I've had in a long time. >> You know, we aim to please anticromatic >> customer service is our middle name. >> Yeah. Wow. >> Like good. What's the last part of the van for our car? >> Yeah. We just went grocery shopping and I had to get a new battery and it just came over here. >> Yeah. Where'd you go grocery shopping? Uh at Fred Myers >> up on Bridgeport. >> Yeah. >> That's why I've been coming in and out of town all day. Strange question. I got a mom, too. >> How is your mother's mental health? >> It's declining. >> So, is there maybe a small possibility at some point in time you had the car and she could have woken up and been like, "Oh my god, my car's gone." >> No. >> No. She's just uh she's just a little, you know, a little dingy sometimes. I think she'd just get starting to get onset dementia. >> Sure. >> But she wouldn't do something like that. >> Well, no. She I mean, there wouldn't she wouldn't be she wouldn't see the car gone and have a momentary lapse or something to think it did. Okay. So, my partner's going to come talk to you. Obviously, this isn't mom's car cuz I'm guessing mom doesn't have a a boy's name. This car was at Fred Myers and someone drove off with it. So, and there's video of it. >> Did I take the wrong car? >> No. >> Oh my god. >> How does that work? >> How would you have taken >> No. Yeah, that wouldn't work, would it? >> Be Ma'am. Ma'am, hold on. Listen, hold on. Listen. Time up. Time up. >> Before the case officer comes up and chats with you cuz I'm not writing anything, >> okay? There's a big difference between being honest and taking responsibility for Hold on. Let me finish. And what's going on, okay? Cuz obviously if this is you're like, "Oh yeah, that's my mom's stuff in there and everything like that." I'm guessing everything in there isn't your mom's stuff since I just read who the RORO is, the registered owner. >> Okay. >> So, what's So, he's What's going on? Let's be honest. >> I'm totally honest. I don't know what you're getting at. I mean, I could have >> Hi, it's Officer Berglin with the Lake Police Department. >> Oh, yeah. >> Would you like to come get your vehicle? >> I would. Oh my goodness. >> All right. Where is it? >> What do I do? >> It's at the Walgreens on Bridgeport in Graly. >> The first time I drove the car was when I flew in Friday at night. The next morning, we, you know, we had a bunch of stuff to do. >> What's your brother's name? >> John Phillips. So where he gave you the car? >> No, he didn't give me the car. I It was parked at my mom's house. He got the car for my mom. But >> where's the keys to the car? >> Um, you know, it's one of those things that when you get in it, it automatically starts. Look at all these keys she has on here. And And I went to get a battery. I had to get a new battery for a car cuz it wasn't working. Oh god. Tell me about your brother. >> Uh, my brother, he lives up in Northern California. >> Okay, I'm going to hold on just for a sec. If >> you scroll straight down Bridgeport, you'll see a whole bunch of cop cars in front of a Walgreens and the cars inside the lot here. Looks like the keys are in there. You want me to drive right down? >> Yeah, if you can get here within the next 20 minutes, that way we don't have to impound it and saves you. >> I'm I'm making a joke. I don't have my car. [laughter] >> Okay. So, you don't have a way to get down here? >> Not Not off hand. Oh, well, actually, I do. I have my girlfriend's car. But then when I get there, >> okay, yeah, I'll just jump in her car and come on down. >> Well, [snorts] yeah. That way you can just get the keys at least and then you can work on getting your girlfriend to help you get the the vehicle back. And just to clarify, you did not lend your car to anybody. Anything else like that? >> I did not. >> You literally just left the keys in the car, came back out, and the vehicle was gone. >> Where did he leave the key? >> Yeah, I was just running into the fronties quick and and I wasn't holding on my key cuz I'd been doing a sports thing over at my buddy's house and Right. >> Yeah. Anyways, that's how it happened. >> Where keys? >> Where did you leave the keys at? in in the uh um in the console between the seats. >> I'll talk to you. >> Okay. All right. We'll see you when you get down here. >> Oh, I can car's open. You can still look for the key. Make sure keys. >> Oh, yeah. No, we got the keys and everything. >> Oh, okay. Good. I'll see you in a minute. >> All right. All right. Bye. So, here's here's a possibility. She's up from California. She borrows mom's car. The garage door has a label on it. Mom's car has a label. So, she has these keys. She goes out from Fred Myers, gets in the car, drives off, and she's been driving this car ever since. >> So, she thought it was mom's car. >> Could happen. I mean, she doesn't. >> I wonder if his key You might want to ask her if she'd give permission. You might find the other set of keys in the car and that's why it keeps starting. >> Yeah, >> because the keys are in the car. >> I'm going to guess that's very >> Yeah. This doesn't even lock it. >> You don't have to. Hello. >> It's officer Burglin again. Just real quick, are you okay with us going into the car to verify the keys are in there? >> Oh, yeah. Sure. >> You said center console. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Yeah. And there's a little tray that's flipping right out there on the top. >> All right. >> Are you there? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. All right. We got your keys. >> Okay, man. >> All right. I'll see you soon. >> See you shortly. >> All right. Thank you. Bye. >> Here's here's what I'm going to guess. >> This what I'm going to guess. The owner of the car left the keys in his car. This car these key don't go to this car. My guess is you hopped in the car thinking it's mom's car. His keys are in the car which will allow it to start. Did you realize that the car isn't locking? >> Yes. That's why I've been buying batteries. >> Yeah. It's not that. It's cuz these keys don't go to this car. So, how can I Where's her car at? >> Well, your car is probably still at Fred Meyers where you left it. The car get stolen today. [laughter] >> I think yesterday or today. >> Accidentally still. >> When did you go out from Fred Myers with it? Yesterday or today? >> We've been going every day. She needs it every time she needs something. >> Did you find the keys? >> So, his keys are in the car. You've been driving the wrong car for however long it's been. These are Yeah, these keys are mom's crate keys. They don't go to this car. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. These are Yeah, these keys are mom's crate keys. They don't go to this car. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Well, maybe we can >> What is in the car that is yours? Hold on. >> Her sunglasses and >> Hold on. Hold on. We'll we'll grab what? Just tell me what >> that see that thing that says gate. Yeah, she needs that remote. >> Okay, we need to Can we get her a courtesy ride back to Fred Meyer to get her car? >> Yes, we will. We'll figure that out. >> I can't let you go in the car, man. But I can wrap stuff out. >> Okay. >> Um, that's that's not hers. And um >> the water bottle. >> The white uh phone charger. >> Okay. >> The water bottle. No, >> this phone charger. >> The face mask she was wearing earlier. Okay, that's gross. Um, this is >> And these things >> who can drive her up? >> Okay, you're going to go with this. These You said these are hers. >> Oh, >> but that's her. That's labeled just like your car key. So, that makes sense. >> Where do you think your car is at? >> Fred somewhere. >> Be close by the door. She doesn't like >> by up >> Sorry about that. give that back to you. >> Yes. Thank you. Thank you. >> That was actually entertaining. >> So, is he coming up to get his car? >> He's going to get the keys and get another person for later. But he's coming. >> Why does he need the keys? >> Yeah. >> So, I know, but he only he has to steal his girlfriend's car. >> So, he can't take both cars home. So, he's just going to come here and get the keys and then >> Oh, and lock it up. >> Okay. Well, here I'll shut the door if you want to lock it. >> That is freaking awesome. You have the keys, right? >> That is a first. >> Yeah, that >> is that a first for you? >> That is absolutely almost awesome. >> That was [ __ ] entertaining. >> [laughter] >> H [laughter] like good one3 back in service. >> [laughter] >> Miss. >> Yeah. Um, was it the Fred Myers or was it Walmart? Cuz we went to both of them. >> I don't know where you parked. You have to tell me. >> Um, but which which store was it? >> Was it? >> I'm sorry. We're at Walmart. >> Yeah. >> Cuz we did stop here today, too. Oh, God. Oh, I got her a license plate number. >> I wonder if you were parked really nearby. Same color car, everything like that. >> I don't know. Which side? >> Um on the I think we parked up. Well, we've been we were here twice today, but I think we were on the right hand side. Her license plate starts with CRC. The >> silver one. >> There it is. Oh my god. >> The not very one. >> No. >> Thank you so much. I'm sorry for wasting your >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> Oh, I forgot this.