All [Music] right. How can I help whoever called? >> Well, what happened was Uhhuh. >> It's a little truck in the SUV and what you call it now. The mama walked right past me. Didn't say nothing. Had the little It's 6:00 in the morning. It's >> okay. So, this is this is some time ago. No, this just happened just cuz she woke me up out my bed with the child. >> This just happened. >> Cuz I got in my truck. She just >> nobody nothing. And she come out the house. I caught her at the bus stop sitting there >> and I pulled up to the side. I said, "Why would you not come fa to come to my house 6:15 in the morning? School don't start till after 8. Who's I said, you didn't even have the audacity to say hi and good morning this morning and you just the just go in somebody house you don't even know?" I said, "My sister not even here. This ain't even my house for you to be." >> What's your relationship with that person? >> With who? Her? Yeah. >> Nothing. She a white lady. I don't know her. >> She's just a neighbor. >> I don't know her. I'm not even a >> She's not even a neighbor. That's what making That's what's making a random child. The child doesn't >> The child don't know us. >> Oh god. >> Like it was crazy. >> So >> which uh which apartment? >> This apartment right here. >> Um they still parked up in the car in the truck in the little SUV. It's already too late. I was try to keep keep the police like try to go knock on the doors to try to get the butin't nobody home see if it was some family member but it's already too late. >> Which car then? [Music] >> Can you just like sit tight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. All right. >> Update to a suspicious incident. And uh can you copy a 284 reback? Hey, >> what's going on this morning? >> I have no clue. Ask me where the back of the car to me for a second. You can >> But honestly, she do this [ __ ] outside. >> Oh, you're not in trouble. So, what's your name? >> I'm Daniel. Nice to meet you. How's your morning going? >> Good. >> Good. Are you nervous talking to me? I'm a regular person, so don't be nervous. All right. That's why I shook your hand. So, are you having a good morning or a bad morning? >> Good morning. >> Good morning. Okay. Anything bad going on this morning? It's okay to tell me cuz I don't know. I already talked to those people over there and they said something bad's going on. So, did you get locked out the house? Why you got locked out the house? Okay. You want me to give you a couple minutes to think about it? I'mma let him get you know >> what's the high what school? What school you go? You know what school you go to? >> You play video games? No. So what's going on? What made you come aware? >> Cuz she called me on the phone and said, "Can you please go?" >> Where she at? >> The head. >> So she >> Yes, sir. >> on purpose. >> She got going to stay over there. I have no clue. I just >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> She a house at 6:00 in the morning, >> I'm guessing. So, >> what time you got to call? >> Let me grab my phone. school today cuz I got to investigate this. >> Oh, I understand. I'm >> You bored with everything? >> Saving. >> Okay. Where Where does she work at? >> Over there on the beach side. >> She's >> How many other kids she has? >> She has one other one, but it's with her mother. >> So, she don't have custody of that, y'all? >> 6:44 is when she first started calling me. >> What time is it now? >> It is 7:10. Remember, you're not in trouble. Okay. All right. Um, what what happened this morning? Why? Why your mom locked you at the house? She What? I got to I got I'm I'm like way up here in the air. I got to come down here. What you said? >> I supposed to go my friend house. >> Okay. >> I go >> Where's your friend Where's your friend house at? Can you point to it? >> In go house. >> Okay. my other friend. >> It was it was it dark out still. You know what I mean? Was the sun down or was it was it dark? And I get I watch [Music] at the bus stop. >> At the bus stop. So basically this is showing this is is this normal? >> I'm assuming so. Yes. Not sure exact cuz I'm just a >> No, sir. >> Don't call her. >> Okay. >> She said that she need to come home. >> Absolutely. Next time, please don't do that. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Yeah. Call her. Call her. Tell her she need to come over. I already talk to her. >> She's on the bus. >> She's on a bus. >> And the only thing when I told her that this was going on, I be late for work. You need to get here now. I >> tell her she can stop, get off the bus somewhere where I can send somebody to go pick her up. >> You can stop and get some off the bus and the police will send somebody to come and pick you up. >> She said she's by the EOC building. >> The EOC building? Yeah. Tell her if she can walk back over here. >> Okay. Um he said if you can walk back over here. >> I try I'll try I should try going. >> Actually, she about to >> um >> mirror that mirror. >> That's okay. >> Okay. near I go I try go my friend near >> Hey hey hey ma'am ma'am >> I'm definitely going to need to talk to you so I'mma be here for a little bit but I definitely got to come back and talk to you if you can wait a couple minutes >> all right thank you okay >> I probably don't my friend >> where she said she got it's going to take her a couple minutes >> 11:03 to 11:02 are you 106 But when I told her the police came up, she was like, "Oh, I'm be late for work." You have a child. >> I didn't catch your transmission, but if you're not 106, can you uh 56 my location 11:03? Can you update uh 10:20 to >> I should go my friend? I go my friend. >> All right. Um can you call her up one more time? >> Yes, sir. Put on speaker. >> Hold on. I'm putting on speaker. Um >> Hey, hey, ma'am. >> Yeah. >> This corporal deal with the inter county sheriff's office. Um where where are you at exactly right now? >> Uh the up center. >> The up center like where where is that? >> Yeah, you are across the train tracks. >> Okay. I'm I'm I'mma send someone to come get you cuz that's far. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. I'mma give your phone number to a deputy. He going to call you. So, you need to pick up. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yep. Thank you. >> Can you just keep her number up? >> Okay. >> 11:03 to 11:02. Go to tag. I said I said I said her driving me right >> Hey uh Frager I'm have to investigate a uh child neglect case here. Um besides you coming in here, can you go pick up She's going to be possibly a suspect. Um yeah, 104. I'm going to give you her uh phone number. She's already aware she needs to come back. She don't have any transportation and uh she knows that you're going to call her whenever you're ready. Can you copy our phone number so you can get her location? Thank you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um couple of things. If um if it turns something, it is I don't know. >> Go ahead. >> It needs to Okay. If it does, are you able to take custody? >> Yeah. Okay. Um this is I already discussed that before. >> You have? >> Yeah. >> Cuz this is going to be it's going to be time consuming. Okay. >> But you're not blood family. But I'm going to need your help if that's the case. All right. I don't know if it is or isn't. Okay. >> No, I understand. >> Don't talk to her. I I mean, this is bad. I mean All right. Let me go back and talk to this lady cuz I want to out of here. Can you just Can you >> Can you get your ID ready for me and just sit down in the car, turn your AC, hang out, and chill. >> You don't have access to the house, do you? I do. >> You do? >> I have a key. >> You have a key, but you're not in cut. >> No. Correct. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. So, this is going to turn into something. So, you have your ID? >> Yeah. It's going to get worse cuz like I said, I came to I always come and try to keep the police. It was no way we could not call the police because the child >> Why you like calling us? >> I don't like calling you. I like you. >> You like me? Oh, wow. >> Pull me in a new truck that is >> I feel I feel I feel pre I feel >> pull that black U car with the black rims on it now. >> It got It got dark tint. >> Oh, yeah. You getting pulled over. >> He like, "Bitch, I'm telling you now. You better >> remember. >> Just keep the cuss words minimal for me." All right. >> Cuz I done seen you get out of control one time. I was like, I stayed in the back. I'm Were you here with her at the same time? >> I was on the phone trying to tell her not to call the police trying to find someone. Yeah, I was here. I I happen my older sister. >> What's your new address? I know you ain't saying in Jacksonville. >> I do live in Jacksonville, but I'm here. >> What's What's So this is your real address? Oh, okay. My bad. >> I'm just trying to get an accurate address. >> I'm trying That's what I'm trying to tell you. I'm I'm not I don't even live here. I even told live here. >> So, >> I had a whole conversation with her. >> I told her this is not my your child is not my responsibility. Yeah. My sister just got worse. >> We just found >> she's been >> Yeah. at 6:00 in the morning and her son that lives here is supposed to go to like I told him, "You better never do it again. >> There's no agreement." >> No. >> No. Her son >> Yeah. Yeah. We I got to work through it, but it seem like something's off. Let me give you a perfect example. I had a lady one time try to kill her kid while she was It's a long story. She was pregnant with him. >> She goes out, she runs around millions of guys, right? But she don't even know who the kid dad is. She drunk alcohol, tried to kill the kid allegedly. He has a um he was born, he made it, he has a thing, a feeding tube and all this stuff, right? And he has to have had it for the rest of his life. So she she went and met a guy on met a guy online went all the way to Mississippi and um >> left the kid but then she took another route with another guy, slept with him so she get dropped off at the bus station then went to another guy standing in a semir while he goes home to his wife and they come at semi truck and sleeps with her and just left her kid with her her family and she's the only person get medical attention >> right >> couldn't take to jail so you know >> cuz he left her with somebody in the jail >> there you go but still but >> she didn't she didn't leave him at all >> I get that but she's the only person that had access to his medical right what we can gather from the the child in the house this has been going on >> yeah we'll we'll figure it out I would feel about us talking her she stops >> okay >> she don't had to get off work for this >> so do me a favor for my investigation right >> don't let her just do her talking don't interrupt her I'm not >> right and uh >> she look a little mad >> she is okay >> this child been coming in her house we don't even know I just started grilling her to find out. >> Hey, good morning. >> Good morning. >> All right. Sorry about bothering you. >> No. >> Hey. Um, do you know >> first moved over my son on his way to school, he supposed to be >> and they walked to school together, >> but I don't know what she got going on cuz he not supposed to be at the house this early. >> So, it's more of like a buddy thing, right? Walk to school together, >> right? So, you have So, you have a friend with you to walk to school, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Has there everything I'm going to ask you right is it might sound dumb or whatever but I got to ask even though what you just told me has she ever provided you water access to the house >> never gave no >> any food you ever water when it comes to your house? >> No. >> Okay. So when I say give you uh food and water I mean like packed up in the >> or Okay. Have you ever agreed around early hours in the morning around 6 o'clock in the morning and stay in your house? >> Okay. So there was never agreement that you watch or watch the kid until she so she go to work. >> Okay. All right. Okay. >> The only agreement that we had was my son, he leave the house at 8:20. >> When he leave Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Just >> when he leave, when he leave, he picked him to school together. That was the only thing that we agreed on. And I would have never known about her if I would have never walked over there myself and introduced myself. And when I did that, that's when she asked me, "Was it all right if my son went to school?" >> How well do you know her? Not well. How long you known her? >> I just knew of her. >> She knew she moved here probably like a month or two ago. Probably like two months. >> No agreements for no child care for her. >> Okay. >> That was the only thing that we just >> Anything. >> He can't talk real good in a complete sentence. Dirty like >> So do All right. So, I can't force you to ID yourself, but right now I'm doing a criminal investigation, right? Just to be honest, on behalf of what's going on this morning, right? >> I I don't want her to get >> So, is that your blood sister right there? >> Yes. >> So, she didn't already help me out. Give me her ID. You don't got to I'm not here to encourage you to, but you got to look like this, right? Um, >> this is not me encouraging you to do anything, >> but some ain't going some everyone eyes here. Take me out of this job. If I was a regular neighbor, something ain't right going over there, right? And I'm trying to figure out how I can Right. I don't know if I can help or not >> meaning that either resources or it might go another route. Maybe jail. I don't know. >> Right. But our main concern because who to say and we brushes under the rug, right? I'm not saying we as in me, but you guys let it go get kidnapped or something. We don't know about this stuff, right? >> So that's what I'm trying to tell you. You want this help me out your statements if you ID yourself. If you tell me not to, I don't take it personal. when I can. Do you need it? I I don't mind. >> I feel like you make a big difference in my investigation, but I can't force you to or encourage you to. But we But think about that. Just that's the biggest thing. >> Forget trouble. Forget about all the little minute stuff. >> God forbid that happens. Not gone forever, but could be gone forever, right? So, we're trying to prevent stuff like early hours in the morning, you know? So you're you got more of a a history with her than everybody here. But I can still take your statements and use them, but I can't I can't >> I mean it's not too much that I know about her cuz when like I mean I just know together she'll walk to my house and be and I'll be like yeah and they just go on about their business. Like I really don't be having too much conversation. >> Amir up came out here at 71. >> All right. Uh quick question. Sorry to interrupt. >> Yes. >> Don't got to cuz everything's audio video recorded. Okay. >> Do you guys want to fill out a witness statement? >> I don't care. >> You want to fill out one? Do you want to fill out one? >> Yeah. >> No. Okay. Let me go grab one statement. >> I'm going to go back over with the kid. >> I'm going to have you fill it out. >> He got it on body count. >> Oh, you got it on body count. Okay. >> It's just something I ask. It's just You might You might write a little bit more in depth than talking fluently. I don't know. >> I know. I I don't got to do it. You got it on. >> You good? Okay. You guys can You guys can hang out. I don't need anything else from you guys. I appreciate you guys calling. >> Hang out. It's early in the morning. Okay. You have the best day off. Uh, I'll try to you guys. >> Good morning. >> Hey, hey, Sars. Hey, I want to take this to the criminal route. Pick your brain real quick. Um, I'm looking at child neglect. Kid uh gets dropped off. No, don't get dropped off. Get locked out of the house. Not random, but it's a neighbor, but they don't have any type of agreement that she watches the kid. Don't make contact with the family that stays in the house. Goes to work. Don't It's like 6 like 6 like mid mid 6 in the morning like so 6:30 6:40 8:25 in the morning and uh the neighbor's sister who does not stay at the house but she's over here like hanging out once in a while she um she um she sees the kid notices that you know like why is this kid getting dropped off kid um can't talk in complete sentences according to her like it appears to me too when I talk to the anything just goes gets on a bus and leaves. Um, this lady runs her down. Um, talk to her briefly and she still gets on the bus and leaves. The kid over here, kids locked out of the house and with all that going over, right? But she's not the a friend of the family that's she's like, "Yeah, it's some, you know, this whole situation isn't right." She said that we need to do something about this situation. Um, still Franker had to go And uh that's what I got so far. So far it seems like child neglect to me. She she uh but there's no agreement at all. She said that when she sees this kid there's never water. There's never nothing. So this to me all day child neglect. So yeah. But uh so that's what I got so far. So that's not even with no blood family. This lady said that she has access to the house. The kid does not have access. Um, let me talk to this lady while I'm on the phone with you real quick cuz it's a lot. It's a lot going Hey. Hey ma'am. >> No, I don't think I need C. Hey, how did you I'm going to phone my supervisor. How did you get called into this? >> She called me this morning. >> And what did she say? >> She just said that if I could go That's it. Can you Why does she >> This isn't normal though, right? Just be honest. It's not norm This isn't normal. I'm talking about for It is >> happens every day. But there's several times that she's to come in. >> Okay. So, >> and you can turn your car and let the AC run. >> Okay. >> She does. It's kind of hard to and the the here basically saying so and it's the even the people over and the kid in the back seat just said yeah she does and this lady has to come and she this kid don't have a key to the house or nothing. So and uh supposedly supposedly this other lady over here that house got dropped off at supposedly she says that this kid is always dirty. and water. Not me or drink, right? But she appears to be dirty, you know, she don't ever food. And you know, I I' ain't going to lie to you. I've seen people PC with less than this. I've seen they PC they they arrest a lady in Gford for just locking her kids outside the house and she was in the house. She wasn't even gone. Oh, I I already got all that done. They done basically gave me they pretty much with the actual here. this other lady statement that is close to she she's not friends with the neighbors across she's she's even saying you know pretty much word not word for word but she's messing up we need to do something I I read trust me I don't read over like three or four times before today it it fits it you know but it's just you know there's obviously like little case laws and stuff I don't know about but Frera just pulled up if something changes um I don't know how far you are from here but I'm probably going to not be answering the phone because I'm going be interviewing if you need to come stop me from doing something or something or radio me or something. [Applause] Okay. How you doing? >> Doing all right. >> All right. So, we're going to have to have a talk. Okay. You just come over here to the front real quick. Okay. Not under arrest or anything like that. Uh yeah. Okay. So, all right. Do you know why I'm here so far? Can you guess? What does she call? >> Who is she? Um, aunt. >> Okay. Do you know her name? >> No. >> Do you know the aunt's name? >> No, she didn't tell me her name. >> No, >> cuz I thought the mom was home cuz they walk to school every day. >> Okay. What time? >> About 6:20 cuz I have to be at work at 8:00. >> Okay. Now, who are you? >> Friend's house of near. >> Okay. >> His mom knows there every day. >> Okay. The mom says she don't know. She said that the only agreement. All right, this me. Have you and the mom ever agreed? Said, "Hey, you don't for cuz what time you go to school? 8:20 8:30 >> about 8:20 >> 8:30 before school starts." So what agreement do you guys got? If if one >> we goes over there or her son comes over here and knocks on my door to >> So basically like it ain't like the mom son. >> Yeah, but I guess the mom didn't tell the aunt the agreement that we had >> cuz the the the aunt said that that's not true. She said she has no idea that she got no idea that you've been doing that though. What I'm trying to say is like don't you think about what you're saying? Be sure. Be 100% sure. Cuz the aunt saying you got no proof of what any way shape or form. Not not proof. I'm sorry. She don't recall you saying anything about directly to her saying that she's going to hours an hour. She said that. Tell me. >> I had talked to the mom. I didn't talk to her. >> No, I'm talking about the mom. >> I'm talking about the mom. I'm talking about the aunt. She came back. That's her That's her white car right there. >> She told She told me You know that's the aunt's car, right? The white car. You know that? That's her car. I thought that was the mom's car. >> Mom, I'm sorry. Mom that lives there. You know, you're familiar with that car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, mom, I'm going to say mom so I don't get it confused. So, I'm probably jiggling up words here. Mom said that you guys never had an agreement. She said the only agreement y'all do have is that around 8:00ish in the morning and her son buddies up, right, so far and walks to school. Yeah. >> So, is that true so far? They they walk together to school. >> Yeah. Every morning. >> That's the agreement though. They walk to school together, right? >> Yeah. >> So, what I'm trying to get at is there's not an agreement that you can and leave cuz she she she goes to work. She's not there. >> You know that >> she goes at 5 and I go at 8. >> Okay. So, >> cuz it's to learn stuff and remember how to do stuff. So, it's kind of So, have you ever um looked at by a doctor? >> Yeah. >> They can't find nothing else wrong. >> Symptoms that I had when I was young. So, I know the symptoms. >> Okay. So, Okay. Let me ask you a question. Do you think it's safe? >> Was a kid and they walked to school. Yeah. >> At 6:00 in the morning. >> It was at 6:20 when I 20:30. That's 2 hours. Do you be honest? You just >> her nephew. >> All right. But did you talk to the nephew? >> The nephew? No. >> Did you talk to him this morning? >> He don't like answering the door. >> So you talked to anybody this morning? >> The aunt was sitting out there. She seen me. >> But you didn't talk to anybody. >> No. The mom should have told her told her that the agreement that we had. >> Okay. Listen. Did you Did you pack up any water or food today? I got people saying you didn't have any water or food. Well, >> no, I didn't pack none of that. >> Why don't you or your Who is this? Your friend. >> It's my friend, but we call >> But she's just a friend of the family. >> Okay. Why? >> So, she's always on uh >> Okay. Let me ask you this. How you see how big I am? See, he's a he's a bigger dude. He's right where we're tall, right? There's muscle. I have a little bit of muscle. I got some weight on me, right? If I was a right, how if he I'm bigger than him, right? And he's still a big dude, right? If he grabs equation, how grown man or another teenager. Okay. So why would you right at the crack of dawn to in front of a a location with no parent, no adult, no water, no food, and another person. This how easy it is to kidnap. Another person, the aunt don't even know your son was able to the bus stop, right? That's where she met you at, right? She don't they think respectfully said some type of understand it better than me. I can't understand that make sense. If another person comes, are we going to be? >> Not really. >> That's what I'm trying to get at. So, how often do you >> not all the time? >> Like, but you have this have happened before house. >> Yeah. >> Right. That's a problem, right? >> Yeah. >> That's not a good decision at all. that if no parent, even if you're not a parent, nobody's going to come out here. They they didn't even feel well for that happening. Okay? They didn't even want to call on you. They wanted to try to rectify it, but then they just said it's too bad, right? So, I'm going to make a call, but you know, this ain't none of this is good. You can't work ain't more important. That lady could have Do you have a phone? >> This is his phone right here. My phone's turned off. So >> no minutes on it. >> I do. >> We have communication is gone. You have it. >> No water, no food. None of this is good. No access to the house. Okay. Um she said she going to give you a ride. you to hop in there. Right now, you're under a criminal investigation, though. You got to You can't Listen, I got to call DCF. I got to do a lot of things. Okay? I don't want to do that. I hate doing that. But there's no way in hell in the house, no water, and no food. I'm disappointed at you. All right? Instead of me saying I'm mad, cuz I am mad at you. I'm disappointed. I'm not going to get in my feelings and all that. Okay? This is wrong. Not this morning. You know, if that lady wasn't a nice person, there's women out here that kidnap kids, too. Right now, you wouldn't even know where the hell and you can I'm pretty This lady right here has been nothing but nice. The first thing I asked her was, "Could she help you?" She said yes. You can leave. You can ask her to come by here. Come on now. You got to do better than that. You can't be leaving her. Do you really know those people? >> I know the mom. >> Do you really know them? >> No, you don't. That don't make sense. Okay, you're good to go. D will contact you later on. You gonna be at work. How long you been working on? >> Um, I'll say probably 6 months now. >> 6 months. You know, you're going to be late. >> I'm already late. He told me to take the day off. So, >> So, you going to stay here? >> Yeah. I'm not even going to go in. >> Okay. All right. Well, you could have prevented that. You could have prevented me if you would have just called for help. Okay, you're good to >> Yeah. >> Can you belt? >> Okay, ma'am. Um >> DL may contact you, too. >> Okay. >> Okay. And you say you're willing to help out maybe if the kid needs to go maybe. >> Okay. They're going to they're going to come out and talk to you. Okay. >> That's fine. >> All right. Just cooperate with them. You guys good to go? You're good to go. Have a good day. Okay. >> You still have my Thank you. >> I think I hand it back to you. double check cuz I I'm known for taking them. So, >> Oh, I do got it. >> You got it. Okay. All right. All right. Your book I'm not law enforcement. You can disagree with me. >> Do you think that would have been better for you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And that is the issue we have here. We've got a situation where if something bad was to happen, >> it could have happened. >> And I understand that you had a little bit of drink last night. I understand that you had a little bit of marijuana >> that you you don't have a receipt where you buy it. You don't know what's in it. >> No. >> Okay. So, you might trick my cup for some other stuff cuz you're not on any medication pills. I'm just reiterating to make sure that I'm getting it right cuz I can't get it wrong. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you might trip my cup for other things because you don't know where you're getting your weed from. >> Or you get it at the gas station. >> Yeah. At the convenience stores. >> What convenience store do you know? >> Usually, um MLK or the one before MLK. It's on your left hand side. >> Quick question. Are you buying it from somebody? We we a looking to get their name or nothing. But just when you need to be transparent >> cuz people that sell weed on the street have fentanyl, everything else in it. >> Oh, no. >> I don't do over the counter. You buying it? >> Yeah. In the store? >> Yeah. >> And you smoke it? >> Yeah. >> You roll it in what? What do you roll it in? >> In the wraps. >> Oh, and is there a name of the wraps or >> uh White Owl Sweets? >> White Al Sweets. >> Yeah. >> Wait, if you want a dip, you can. sit by, chill, whatever. I I'll be able to. >> And um and with that said, you have you roll it in white all sweets. >> So, is there anything else that you take? >> Have you ever tried anything else before that? Cocaine, fentanyl, heroin. >> Uhuh. >> Okay. >> Just weed. >> All right. So, last night, just to get around, >> you had a little bit of weed. You know what time that was? about 9 9:30 >> 9:30. Does that Do you think doing those together will impair your judgment just a little bit? I'm just asking. >> I don't think so. But to somebody else, it might. >> Okay. >> But to my opinion, I don't think it does. But >> And then this morning, what happened or what occurred? Do you see what Do you see what's wrong with what happened? >> Yeah. >> What was wrong with what happened? >> I didn't stay here and make school. >> Okay. And what what is the situation that can happen to an >> and going to school at that time in the what would how would you feel about that? And I'm not trying to make you feel bad. >> You get what I'm saying? That's why we have a little bit of an issue. But I'm going to help you get through this issue. You're probably not going to like me, but I'm going to make some recommendations and we're going to work together to get all this solved up. But it's not going to get solved in one day. Okay? So, I'm going to get my test and you take my test real quick. All you got to do is a little bit in the cup and I'm not going to watch you or anything like that. Just don't flush the toilet or turn on any water and just tighten the cup and leave it in the bathroom. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> That's fine. >> All right. I'll be right back >> again. What's going on, man? >> What's going on, >> [ __ ] Worked out, man. >> One of your um what in the L that call is right there in the >> Okay, cool. >> I'm going to screen her for >> No, go ahead. Go ahead. >> Is it looking like a removal? It's >> going to be It's going to be a safety plan >> today. >> Today? Yes. Oh yeah. Okay. >> The child is either going to go where she or go, >> but I just want to secure this. >> Sorry, my truck's a mess. >> Man, that house I I hate that. I'm not talking bad about it, but I can bar I can barely stand the smell of the house. >> It smells, to be honest with you, it smells a lot better than when I first got here and knocked on the door and she opened up the door. >> Oh, well, she cleaned up. >> We got the same gloves. have our gloves. I had a dog bite me one time. >> Actually, no. It's not the same gloves, but they look similar to ours. >> Had a dog bite me one time. >> Really? >> I love I love dogs. >> I mean, I got a Labrador Retriever and I trained him how to track. I'm not canine or anything like that. But with that said, >> neither am I. You know better. >> With that said, I love dogs, but this guy had a dog. Long story short, I I put my hand in front of the dog's mouth, >> which I should have, >> and he would chunk >> and it bit me. So now I just wear gloves. >> That makes the most sense. >> Yeah. >> Cuz I need my hands. >> Hell, we all do. >> How you feeling, man? >> Okay. >> Nervous. >> Well, don't be nervous. You'll be fine. We're going to work this out. Okay. So, you live here alone? >> Just me. >> Okay. All right. So, here is the cup. Have you taken one of these before? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where's your bathroom? I see right there. All right. So, what I need you to do is just a little bit in the cup and then you can just put the cap back on and leave it on the counter in the bathroom. >> All right. Thank you so much. >> So, it's not technically >> Please don't turn on the hose. I mean, don't turn on the the faucet or flush the toilet. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And you can you can leave the door open. We're going to be right over here. I promise. Okay. >> Um, so it's not technically you guys are forcing >> Yeah. >> Okay. I just got to make sure cuz I if not I going to cost my above me. You guys forcefully take the child. >> Yeah. >> But it's not that point. >> So yeah. So what we're what we're going to do a safety plan. >> Mhm. where the child is. She's got somebody, but we got to check her out and then I got to check out the house and then the child will be her career. >> Where's that at? You know, >> um I'm going to get all that after I get >> Okay. All right. Cool. Cool. Cool. >> Do you need to go back to school after this? >> Um I'm or I will call them at the school. >> Oh, okay. >> So, done. >> Yeah. I couldn't get much, but >> Okay. So, let's take a look while we'll sit there and wait. We're going to have to get more than that. >> You want to drink some water? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that'd be good idea. >> I'm assuming it's going to be a little bit till you actually urinate. >> So, while while you're doing that, we're going to go take care of some paperwork. Okay. Okay. >> And don't worry, I'll I'll be back [Applause] >> down here >> with the fatigue shorts on and the white. >> My buddy Rob Roger. >> Roger. >> You have a brother named Roger lives in Miami? >> No. >> Well, I don't know, man. I don't know if my dad went down there on some missions and didn't tell us about it, but no, I don't think so. >> I'll show you a picture of Roger, man. You look like him. You're a good guy. Marine Corps together. >> I consider myself sometimes a good guy. >> Half the time, >> man. I know you for Hello. >> Hi. >> Do you know why I'm talking to y'all this morning and bothering you nice ladies? >> Hey, boss. Man, she's not involved. Just just her. >> You? >> Okay. >> I was getting ready. Okay, >> I'm standing outside because I'm getting my nephew a mirror from his mother so I can get ready to take him back to Sebastian's school cuz she's on her way to work. And on my way to work, I was going to drop him off and then go to my job. So, um I just left there. But as I'm standing outside on the porch like in between the doorway, I see the white lady I guess I see her walking. She didn't say hi. She didn't say good morning. She didn't speak. She didn't ask no questions. She looked kept going on the side of the building and up from behind her straight in my direction. So ready to walk cuz the door was open cuz like I said I was getting ready to leave. The door is open to walk in the door. So I stepped my foot out and I said, "Um, what you doing? What you got going on? How you in there?" So I said, "What you got going on? How you doing this?" I said, "Well, what you want me to come to my friend house?" I looked at my time on on my phone. I said, "It's 6:15 in the morning. School don't start till around 8:45." I said, "That's 8:20." I said, "Go." He said, "But she told I said, "Go." I know she's on the side of this house. Mir's mom want to talk to you. I said, I'm not air's mom. I'm his aunt. His mom been at work since 4:00 this morning. I know ain't nobody supposed to be here. So, I don't want my get out the house on time cuz I came from out of town. So, I'm going to the bus which is the what? Family Dollar right there where that green thing at the go line bus. >> So I said I said I got something. So I I told I went in got my keys. I in my um truck in the car. I'm leaving out. I'm looking for her. I happen to see her sitting on the bench. I pulls up with put my >> So you had the child with you? >> I had the child with me cuz she left the child. She didn't even stop and say, "Hey, can you can you can you do anything?" She didn't even speak to me this morning. The audacity. >> So I told her I said um I said I don't appreciate how you just left even be here. Mind you, I had my sister on three-way like listening to me telling her this. I said, "She's at work." She been at work since 4:00. Can't even say anything to me like this, but that's not my sister responsibility. So, she was like, "Well, I got to go. I got to go to work." I said, "Okay, and I'm going to go to work, too. So, you need to get your child." I told her and go get out. She going over there. Uh-uh. No, honey. 8:20 is when my nephew come out this door and they walk to school together. >> School together. >> That's it. Ain't no coming, no nothing. Nothing this morning. I um >> What do you mean? >> Like um it was the school uniform. >> Okay. Okay. So I like she f to go somewhere but she waited good till I got left. She >> I thought y'all she said go back to your friend house. >> Oh I at that part. >> So she said go back to your friend house. So I'm going to get ready to come out to leave. I I said, "What is you doing me to come back to your to my friend house?" So I'm thinking she in the house can't get back. I said, "No, come here." No, she left. She told me to come back to your house. I said, I I said, I can't do I can't do this. So, I'm on the phone with one of my friends. She said, well, I didn't um you might have to just call the police. I said, I don't want to call the police, but I I knew I was going to have to call the police. So, I said, "Well, I'm not going to um I I ain't I ain't gonna deal with it." I said, "This girl got So, I said, well name I can't I said, "You don't know?" I said, "Well, what's your Said, what's your your your full name? Your first and last name." Said, "I don't know." I said, "Oh." I said, "Um, but I ended up calling the police, but I hung up cuz so I'm I'm but it was like I guess family friend. I don't know." So I asked her if she could come talk to me cuz I was going to tell her what happened >> and she he told me to come back. fact that I told like I'm leaving it like you you can't be here told me that well come over here till like in the afternoon when school get out and we got to take home there cuz home you got kids to my house you you got the kids and your house I I like >> it just threw me off. But then I I caught myself. I said, "Honey, I don't have keys to your house. I don't even know you." >> Maybe I can go through the back and you can't get in through the back. >> Can Can you do me a favor? Can you like explain to him too? He >> got a disability. He could talk in complete sentences. He could tell you his datab. be in a house talking tell you what happens if something were to happen. >> That's true. Yeah. >> And I told my prayer I was like, "Well, shoot. I'm a mandated reporter. I'm going to report this." >> You're a nurse. >> No, I'm a teacher. I was >> Yeah, my wife's a teacher. >> So, but I teach BPK. I got you. So, I know what to look for and I can see it. Like, this ain't my first time. It's my second time actually having an encounter. >> But the first time I t-shirt on, it was flipped inside out. She was there that day. It was pitch black. I said, "Why your shirt inside out >> to get dirty?" I said, "It's already dirty." Honey, >> this was before this happened. >> This before this happened. This was when this was like a week ago. >> And so I had to go to school just like that. I'm surprised ain't said nothing. >> So So really quickly, so just to get this right after that, you took the child to school or >> No, >> supposedly aunt. She said her name was This is the second time she done had from somebody calling the police cuz I literally called it her. You >> talking about the same lady that was in the >> Yes. and she drove >> once we got once we were once we got done with the investigation here I can't none of that so >> okay >> right cuz the overseas >> in the house >> so uh really quickly what's your name >> what's my name a u g i >> a u k I S E R. >> Did you bring it? >> A I S E R. >> Yes. >> Audi Kaiser. And um your phone number? >> 904. >> Okay. >> 444 9947. >> Okay. And in your opinion, I'm about to ask you a really dumb question, okay? >> But I still got to ask you. In your opinion, with the situation that happened this morning, what was wrong with it? in your opinion >> like she ain't confident upkeeping a child >> ripping and running all all day since I've been over here. He came up to me like six times yesterday ask me the same question >> always. >> Yeah. >> No food, no nothing. >> I got a call. If you ever see another kid, please call. >> I just got here. Like I have I'm think you know how us we we watch the neighborhood the kids. >> We we single mother. Ain't nobody trying to do all that. But when I noticed >> doing a good thing how she walked across your number. >> But guess what though? You see this gentleman here >> I can't say if 100% that she's going to go to jail, right? All I I did all I did everything I need to do is I already went to the state. >> Okay. >> But this gentleman here, he don't necessarily come out and take kids all the time. Sometimes he come out >> cuz we found out that she don't got money for food. she's struggling. So sometimes he come out and help too. So if you see somebody out here, you you can actually directly contact them >> and just give a tip anonymously and you don't even got to call us and they'll come out and do an investigation and then sometimes they'll be able to >> know her name. I told I said, "Well, I called DC address and I will report." >> Okay. So I didn't. >> Yeah. So right now look for 4,000 right there had two black kids in there or a white kid, don't matter. Just say, "Hey, their mom's black, you know, it's one white kid, one black kid. Like they never clean. They're so they'll come out. They'll do an investigation. They'll call us out and if they need to help them, they'll help them. And then their goal is not to take anybody's kid. Their goal is to actually help a family. >> Yeah. I think she need help. >> She do need I think she do too. I think she >> like you said incompetent. >> Yeah. She like she in a whole another world. >> Gotcha. >> Like I if >> you ever hear yelling going on over there, anything. She I don't know. >> I don't even think she ever cooking. >> Yeah. >> She don't be though. She did. >> I I just when I seen her and >> cuz I said something I said something to >> Yeah. >> And my sister was like out. I was like, "Well, shoot. If you don't ask, you'll never know." I want like this flipped inside out. >> You got your shirt flipped. It's >> because that's normally they can't put their shirt on, right? But since I noticed that we roaming around here because >> in complete sentences. >> So you before this situation happened >> with your sister's son? >> Yes. >> And your sister's son is Harry. >> Amir. >> Amir. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Who is Ruby? >> Huh? My sister, the one you talked to, the light-kinned one. >> Okay. I use >> the other one is taxiana. >> Oh, that's too much going on for my brain. Too much. What's her name? >> Taxiana. Tax. >> Yep. >> I'm just calling text. >> Yeah, that's what I call her. That's my best friend. >> All righty. Annie, I appreciate you talking to me. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Um, somebody from legal may call you later down the road. >> Okay. >> But as far as right now, I got it. Came to you this morning. >> Walked off. Yes. >> The kid was came to you. You went went to the bus stop, hey, >> dropped and then the child came back to you. >> Okay. Yeah, that's >> the bus stop is right over there. >> H the the go line is over there. >> Like if you walk directly straight from here, >> you'll see the bus. >> You probably are running right into the bus stop. It's it's a little bit to the east of Family Dollar. You can see the little covering. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So it's a bus stop right there. There's two on each side of the road. >> Gotcha. >> I just I I like >> it looked like she need counseling like she running from something or something. >> She needs a little bit more than that, but we'll see. >> So, before um I had to deal with her before cuz she did something that didn't make sense before, not with her kids and she was having some living living issues then. She was staying in a mobile home trailer on someone's property. She was going through a struggle then, you know. >> Gotcha. >> Yeah. So, I think she has a financial problems, you know. I really do. >> Yeah. It seem like she on drugs or that's where your financial coming in. >> You you got to supply your habit. >> That's why no food. >> I got to stay nonbias on my but I can say it. You can't. >> But I'm just saying I'm being transparent right now. >> You know what I'm saying? Like I done dealt with people like that >> and she ain't there. >> Yeah. When I was trying to talk to her, she looking at me like she was out like out of her mind. Like >> she look like she was high or drunk. >> She looking like she was high. Like out of her mind. She looked like she couldn't comprehend nothing I was telling her. She said, "Well, I got to go to work." Okay, I got to go to work, too. So why get your child? >> Come on, man. >> My sister's not home. Can they do together? They ain't 16. I understand now. I appreciate you. >> I had me a whole migraine today. I couldn't even >> You feel better. Well, >> you did. >> No, I couldn't even smoke my blunt. I couldn't do nothing. >> Oh my god. >> I couldn't even take I couldn't wake and bait this morning cuz I >> We going to say that's your medicine. We >> It's my medicine. But I'm just saying >> you got prescribed, right? Okay. All right. Good. 10. Thank you. >> I couldn't Thank you very much. Okay. You're prescribed marijuana from the from the dispensary with your name on the prescription bottle. Correct. Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you so much for talking to us. >> Not the illegal stuff. >> Not the illegal. >> Okay. All right. >> Thanks for looking out, too. >> Takes the community, bro. We get it. >> All right. You guys have a good day. >> You guys need help picking up the battery? >> Yes, she do. >> All right. Where y'all need to put it at? >> Out the car. Out. Get it out. >> What battery? That battery. >> Oh, that I got dismissed. She said she going to hold it. She going to hold it down. All right. >> Yep. >> All righty. Let's see if she needs to use the bathroom. >> So, what are you thinking so far? >> I'd love to. Oh, we're pulling the kid. The kid's going to go somewhere today.