I don't want to step out of the car just yet. No, ma'am. I don't have to step out of the car. I just want to talk. I just can't get a talk. >> I know. Let's talk. Step out of the car. >> No, I need to stay in my car because this is where I feel safe in my car. Please, can you shut my door? I know >> Just go ahead and step out of the car for me. >> Please. I don't need to take off anything. I just want to talk. I'm going through a a stage where I'm like it's it's a phase right now. I just I don't have any support from my kids' father. >> Okay, step out of the car right now. >> No. I don't need to. I'm fine. I'm perfectly fine. I'm I'm stable to drive. I'm stable to drive. Why are you telling me to step out of the car? I'm stable to drive. I'm fine. >> Okay. >> The only thing is that I just wanted to talk. >> Okay. >> That's all I wanted to do. I I didn't want any problems. I didn't want to cause a scene. I know this is his his work area, so I know it's not supposed to be a place to talk, but he has me blocked on everything. I don't have any sort of communication with this man. He's my kids' father. >> Okay, Jessica. I need you to step out of the car now, okay? >> Can I just Can I just go on my way? >> Step out of the car now. >> No, I don't need to. No, it's okay. >> Get out of the car. >> That's my car. >> Get out of the car. >> What are you guys going to step out of the car for? >> Turn around. Hands behind your back. >> This is This is not I don't need to step You pulled me out of my car. >> Yep. >> Okay. This is not I don't have I'm What are you going to do? Take me into custody and then >> Yep, right now you're being detained for this investigation. >> Okay, investigation. >> Trespassing and also battery, okay? >> Battery to what? To who? >> We're going to talk about all We're going to talk about all that, okay? We're going to talk about all that, all right? >> I have not hit nobody. >> We're going to talk about all that, okay? We're going to go over to my car right now, okay? >> I have not been aggressive to nobody. I've just been passively trying to have a conversation with my kids' father. I don't want to take anything from him, and I don't want to see him. afraid of that. Nobody is. But I've just >> All the way in. >> I have claustrophobia. I'm afraid of it. >> All the way in. >> And I have anxiety and >> Okay, we can deal with that. >> I don't need to be treated as if I'm an animal. I'm not I'm not doing anything of the other world. >> All right, so just walk me through what happened this morning, Josh. >> I was coming down 3rd Avenue. One of the employees had walked down to say >> Were you walking or were you in the golf cart? >> I was in the golf cart. Excuse me. Yeah, I was in the cart. >> It's all right. >> One of the employees caught me right here at the intersection. >> Yeah. >> And said that she she had just left property. Um I'm familiar with her. She'd been here 9 months before. I recognize the vehicle. >> Okay. >> She just exited the property as she notified me. So I went back to talk to these guys to ask what had happened. And I originally called the non-emergency number just to report we had a trespassing. >> Yeah. >> As soon as that happened, she drove back on property. >> Okay. >> And that's when we had that interaction where I I I confronted her and said I need you to leave the property. You've been trespassing. >> You're in the security >> Yeah, correct. >> you're telling her to leave. >> And that's when she started getting irate. She got out of her car and tried to run into the building and chase him into the building. >> Who's him? >> Um I don't know his name, unfortunately. >> Okay, but he was the guy. Okay. >> Yes, and um so I got out and I let her know, you know, please you need to leave the property. The police are on their way. And that's when she started throwing stuff at me outside the car. Just trash little random bits of trash from, you know, whatever was ever around. >> What what side of the vehicle was she throwing from? Driver side? >> driver side. Yeah, the door was open. >> Oh, the door was open. So she's throwing it out her door. >> Yeah, she got out and about 3 ft away about 3 ft distance. Just started throwing trash at me. >> Okay, so she wasn't in her car when she threw it at you? >> No, she got out of the car. >> And then threw it at you. >> Correct. >> feet away. >> Correct. >> about this far away like where we're standing now or >> I'd say about this distance. >> That close? Okay. All right, that's very close. >> And then um she had the door open and still started to drive down this road right here. >> Did the stuff hit you that she was throwing at you? >> Yeah. >> Where did it hit you? >> Just in my chest area. >> Okay. Are you injured at all? >> No. >> Okay. All right. And then do you know what it was that she was throwing? >> Um I know I think it was like a like a like a penny, some some trash wrappers. >> Okay. So she was just throwing trash at you. >> Basically, yeah. Trash and just random anything you'd have laying in your center console. But it was nothing heavy, nothing blunt. >> Okay. And then Did you say you guys already your guys already picked it up, you think? >> Yeah. >> Okay, just to keep it keep it clean out here. >> Yeah, cuz I think on as soon as they left cuz everybody starting their day, it's kind of embarrassing and I think that's gentleman's private matter, so >> Oh, he Okay, I know who you're talking about. That guy. Okay. >> Yeah, yeah. So I think we cuz it was just um trash and some quarters. >> Okay. >> Things like that. >> All right. And then um my partner's talking to you said those are the witnesses who saw all this? >> Correct. >> Okay, did you get their information? >> up. Yes, I do. >> Okay. All right. >> And then there was the matter she walked out or she was driving down, had her door open. I showed you the pictures. >> Yeah. >> And there was a second truck but you almost see she kind of just drives straight into >> on this street or the next street? >> This one right here. >> This is before she made the turn here. >> Yeah, all the all that incident happened right there. >> Yep. >> Cuz that's where the guys were standing. >> Yeah. So it happened like right in front of this gray gray pickup truck? >> Yep. And then once she was done with that, she had the door open basically cussing and yelling out the window and continued to drive and there was two work trucks right there and they both had to go around her cuz she was just steadily just driving straight through, yelling back at us, not even paying attention. >> What building is this one? >> Um it's the N-Team building. >> Okay. >> I'll have to get a physical address. I'm sorry cuz you know this property is broken down into so many addresses. >> Yeah, I know cuz I I know that >> But that's referred to as the N-Team. >> Okay. >> I'll be able to get more of that information for you. >> No, well, that's fine. We'll get that. All right. Um just give me a few seconds or a few minutes or anything here so we can work stuff out, all right? >> Yeah, let me know whatever I can do. >> Absolutely. Okay. Jessica Whitmore St. Petersburg. August 8th, 1998. >> What's your current address? >> I'm not from Tampa. I'm not from St. Petersburg. I'm from Tampa. >> Okay, what's your address? >> 4611 March Huber Avenue, apartment 13. What What is this information for? Why do I need to give you all this information? I like you guys just >> Is your apartment 14? >> I being called? What did they call the police for? >> I'm not explaining all of that, all right? >> Wait, but that has nothing to do with legally like do you really think that I deserve to be in the in jail right now? Honestly, I deserve I should be home. 100% I should be home with my family. I should not be here and I need to go home right now. >> All right, before I ask you any questions, okay, I have to read you your rights, all right? >> Okay, so I don't I I know my rights. >> Okay, I have I still have to read them to you, okay? >> Okay. >> All right. >> Oh, I don't know them 100% and I would like for you to talk to me and detain me. >> Okay, can you just sit back for me, all right? Jessica, sit back for me, okay? >> so nervous with jail and a whole bunch of stuff. >> See that? >> No idea that I'm really not that >> All right. >> I'm really not that person. Like I just >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> This has nothing to do with >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. >> Okay, can I please >> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> You already asked me questions. You didn't even read me my rights. >> I didn't ask you any All right, do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Is that a yes or no? I need a verbal. >> Yes. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? No. Okay. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> The security guard told me that I had to leave or he would stop. It What I was here doing was not appropriate for reading the documents in a job site. All right, I just feel I just need to go home to my baby right now. That's all I'm thinking about. >> Okay. >> No, wait. But I I don't want to say that I have anything to do with this situation. >> All right, at this point you've committed a felony, though. So, you have to go to jail. Yes. >> For what? >> It's a burglary battery. >> Burglary and battery to who? >> That is the charge. >> Burglary? What did I steal? >> You did not steal anything. It's burglary battery. You committed a battery while in a facility and area that you were not supposed to be in, okay? That does explain the charge. I cannot ask you any questions about it because you invoked your Fifth Amendment rights. >> So, this is this Okay, I'm sorry. I provoked >> I said invoked. Meaning you decided you didn't want to talk to me. When I read you your Miranda rights, you said you did not want to talk. >> With these I would I would like to Can I talk? >> You All right, hold on. >> I I'm sorry. >> It's all right.