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hard information. >> Deputy Kelly, I was just coming and talk to you about that uh incident with your ID. >> Mhm. >> I'm just trying to figure out what's going on with that. >> Okay. Uh I had gave it to my brother right here. >> Here, you can say sitting for me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Your brother's here. You can sit down. >> Mhm. >> All right. >> Uh do you have your You gave your brother your ID. >> Yo. >> All right. Your Where's your brother at? >> All right. You don't have to go for any of this. What is What is your last name? You can sit down. >> Okay. >> All right. I've said multiple times. Say seated. >> Yes. Hello. >> All right. What's your last name? >> My last name is P. >> What? >> Ping. >> P A Y N E. >> Y. >> All right. First name? >> Nicholas. >> N I C >> H O L S. >> O L >> S >> A S or just S? >> Yep. S. >> O L S. Yeah. All right. Middle initial. Date of birth? >> 1994. >> 19 >> 94. And your ID is going to come out of Wisconsin? >> No. It's coming out of Tennessee. >> Tennessee. >> Yep. >> All right. >> So, you don't have your ID on you anymore? >> No. >> No ID? >> No. >> All right. >> So, we're going to bring you back there just uh get all your information, make sure it's correct. We'll carry this stuff for you. >> No, that didn't work right there. here. >> All right. You face that way. >> What is What is I'm getting for >> just to see make sure your ID and everything lines up. So, face that way for me. >> I'm about to see my mom. Can I see my mom? >> Well, they use your phone after all this. This >> I call my mama number. I don't know what's going to grab this. >> This is not your bag. >> This is your brother. >> No, that's that's my >> This is my >> You give him your ID? >> No, I give I gave my brother my ID. >> No, no, no. I'm saying what is being >> we're just because you snagged an ID at a federal checkpoint. >> Yeah. So, we're just going to confirm who you are and >> I don't see how >> So, why why what happened? What was the issue with the idea? >> I I don't I'm trying to I told him I was late for my flight, so I got to fight this here. I can't even I'm getting I can't even be on my phone. >> Uh you will eventually here. We'll go this way. The elevator. >> I don't understand. >> Go for >> That's not That's not my bag right there. >> Why were you carrying it then? You were at TSA. >> He said out of Tennessee. That's my brother bag. I told you that. He said it right there. Okay. But you but you had it when you were at TSA. >> No, I ain't having that bag. >> You never had that bag >> because that looks a lot to me like you having that bag. >> I didn't I told you hold it for my brother. >> Damn, bro. I mean everybody like >> I got some drugs. This [ __ ] don't make no sense. I can't. Can I pull on my pull on my pants or something? It's right over there. >> That is your name? >> Yes. Out of Tennessee. Cuz otherwise we're going to have to bring you downtown to get you identified. sunset. You know what I mean? It's easier if you just tell me. >> I'll pull up 439. >> Where were you trying to fly to? right down here. >> So why why do you give your ID to your to your brother? >> He said what? >> Like what was why do you give the ID to your brother? >> He said why? Cuz he cuz he asked for it. >> He asked you for your ID. >> For what? >> Yep. >> Like for what reason? >> He said he about to go to TSA and see why they want to let me check in. He holding a bag real quick. >> Got you. 5' 5. [Music] >> Um. >> Oh, sorry. Have you sit right here, man? >> Can I Can I take off and hold those up? >> I can right here. Here. I'm going to put your phone. >> So, what was that guy? Was who to you? The one that we saw in there. >> You say who? the guy that we saw in there when we were walking out. What is he to you? >> It's my cousin. I told you that. >> So, you went is that ID that he presented his? >> He He said uh he gave it to his brother and his brother left with that. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to search you real quick, man. >> I don't what what is my probable cause of getting searched? >> You're in custody, sir. And to be honest, you're going to go to jail for misappropriation of ID and interfering with screening procedures. You can't present false. >> So, I'm going to have you stand out face this way. Oh, like I said, dude, it's easier if you just tell us your name and you know what I mean. I'm going to blast that one more. [Applause] >> All right. That's your real name? Yeah. >> All right. What is my call? >> You're in custody. To be honest, you're going to go to jail for misappropriation. You can't believe your >> This is interesting. This is very interesting. >> Am I going to find the idea on you? Where is it? >> This is very interesting. >> Just leave that for now. >> Go. If one of you guys take down his actual name >> stand and you can have a seat. Is this your ID, sir? Is that who you are? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have a real ID in here or not? >> No, I don't. You want for anything anywhere else? >> No. >> Hey, what's your cousin's name? Um, we're gonna not do that right now. >> They're going to have to wait if it's not on merge and I'll call her back. I tried and it didn't have no answer. Yeah, >> give me one second. Um, >> give me one second. >> In total, the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office said there were 155 stolen and forged checks written for more than $243,000. Demarta had reportedly successfully cashed 13 checks for nearly $92,000. He was found guilty for five counts of misappropriate ID to obtain money, fraud against a financial institution over $100,000, money laundering knowingly receiving over $100,000, and movable property theft over $100,000. Dearte was sentenced to 15 years in prison, 22 years of extended supervision, and 38 years of probation. His probation requirements include completing 200 hours of community service, complete a cognitive thinking course, obtain an associates degree or an apprenticeship, must work a minimum of 25 hours a week, and multiple other conditions. The other individual, Demarti's cousin, was later released after questioning. I don't I don't know what she's doing, and I don't know why she can't handle her supervisory duties. We do. That's That's where we have deputies. I'm just saying. >> Yep. Exactly. [Music] >> Yep. >> That's a good plan. >> Hold off on the summaries right now. to follow.
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