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I said going to the store. I thought he was she was mom, but she was trying to follow the car. Okay. He don't have no number and I'm just going to call. I feel bad, but I want to make sure he's okay. We want to make sure he's safe. Got a juvenile 10-12 with the child. He's 10-4. The mother is apparently doing DoorDash. Hey, do you know what kind of car it was? Okay. Okay. He said he got dropped off over here, so I'm going to take a camera. I got the order. You have the order? Does it have the I have the code, but I don't know how to see if it has the address for that order. Will it show you her phone number? Cuz like usually the the person doing doing DoorDash. She'll be back in 2 minutes. And he getting hit with the fact that >> She's still out running after you talked to her. Did you Little man. Did you already eat? You haven't eat today? What do you want? You want some food? Come here. Let her know what you want. Huh? You want Oreo? We don't have ice cream in the fridge. Okay. You want You want like a cheeseburger or something? Get Get some food and then we'll get you dessert. In Florida, there is no specific state law that sets a minimum age for leaving a little one unattended in a public place like a restaurant. Instead, the legality depends on whether the little one's age, maturity, and the specific circumstances create a situation of neglect. You want You want like a cheeseburger or something? Get Get some food and then we'll get you dessert. Get some food first. No ice cream? You have what now? You want cookies? All right. Do you like Do you like cheeseburger? You want a cheeseburger or chicken nuggets? Cheeseburger? Do the You have like the two cheeseburger meal or something? Get him that and then some cookies. What's the drink? What you want to drink, bro? Sprite. Sprite? How many cookies? Uh Uh two cookies. Was it you that originally saw Who originally saw him? She was chasing I didn't know she was chasing. I seen him running over here crying through In parking lot. Would you be able to just write a statement for me on what you saw? Just so cuz we're going to I'm going Yeah, this information >> give you one. Okay. And then if you can just tell me verbally >> I just I just literally saw him. Okay. Just tell me verbally what you saw and then that way I can notify Do you have an idea with you? It's in the car. I'll go get it. You're okay. If you can just give me Do you have a Florida ID? Yep. Okay. Yeah, like I said, he just run in when I was trying to order my food. >> guys saw him without his mom? >> Without Yeah, he was crying so I went up and I asked him what's wrong. He said my mom left me. I was taking too long in the restroom. I was like, what? Go in the store. Go in the store now. Yeah. Wait, what did you say the car look like? It was a silver SUV. Silver SUV? Were you able to tell what kind of SUV like? No. Okay. This car I feel like I knew but I don't I didn't see him. Yeah. No worries. I hope he's okay. He's with you guys now. Yeah, yeah, we're good. We're going to wait here. All right. Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. Huh? It's all right. Yeah. I'm talking to my manager and about the order. He said so we can get a phone number for her as well. But he's going to he's going to look at the cameras. Okay. Hey. Hang on. Hang on. Got 11 10 12 with the mother. How are you doing, ma'am? What's your name? >> I'm good. Hold on after you like the video, hype the video, tap the video's description, tap the hype points button, and thanks to you, this video is now hyped. How are you doing, ma'am? What's your name? >> I'm good. My name is Jackie. Do you have your ID with you? Hey, real real quick, he's okay. We got him some food. >> Yeah, I didn't even know he left out of the car to go use the bathroom and his I have five of them in the car, ma'am. So, I didn't see him when he left. Here as the supervisor, let me stop this real quick cuz in 2 seconds what's going to happen based on the witnesses that are writing the statements, we can we can just talk this up and just let us do our job or DCF can come tonight cuz if I'm going to tell you right now another backlash like that my officer, he'll come with me and so will them. No, I didn't I have five kids. I didn't know he left the car. Usually they Question is how quickly you want to take the kids tonight. Do you want the kids to go with you tonight or not? So, zip it. Let's do our thing. DCF coming. Okay. Last thing you need is a charge tonight cuz I am more than willing to have that my officers arrest you for this. It was Pop another attitude and you'll be in handcuffs. Do I make myself clear? Yes, sir. In Florida, if a little one is injured or placed in danger while unsupervised, parents can be charged with neglect, which is a third-degree felony in Florida. If the little one was allegedly running around through a parking lot, that would create a dangerous unsupervised situation that would fit a neglect charge. It was Pop another attitude and you'll be in handcuffs. Do I make myself clear? Yes, sir. What's a good phone number for you? 407 How How old are your Hey, stop. How old are your other kids? 13 13 Okay. Okay. Um five and four. So, here's the deal. I know you're doing DoorDash, right? I understand. He went in to use the bathroom. I didn't see him so Stop talking. He went in to use the bathroom. Apparently, he was taking too long. I understand with DoorDash you're on a time crunch, whatever. But regardless, you have a 13-year-old. You have a 13-year-old that could have kept an eye on him and that this whole issue would have been avoided. But you leaving an 8-year-old at McDonald's in a public place, he doesn't know your number, he doesn't know where he's at. He's just left. Personally, I just I don't believe that you didn't know he was out of the car. >> I didn't If he got out of the car to go to the bathroom How would he know? Stop stop stop. How would he know that you're saying he was taking too long and you just left? Regardless. Either way either way there's Unlike any other crime, all I got to do is say you're the parent and take you to jail for it. You ain't got no So stop talking. Do you understand the seriousness of this? Okay. Whether it was whether it was Okay. Alia, right? What's a good phone number for you? You have a phone, right? I know you probably just told Officer Baylor here. So what happened when you guys came to McDonald's? How did King end up inside? And then he came out. I saw the door open. So I thought oh D is King King. So we drove off. And then we went we delivered our person's food and then going back to the other McDonald's. Then they said oh where's King? And then we I looked back and we saw King back there. Okay. Okay. Did mom say anything about oh King's taking too long, we got to go? Okay. Did Okay. Before you guys left this one did you or mom know that King wasn't in the car? We thought King was in the You thought he was? Okay. When did When did Mom notice that King wasn't in the car? When Ella they said like where's King they didn't see King. Okay. Okay. And >> Question, why did then they say that her and King got out when we were at the dog park? Her and No, it was us three cuz they just told me that her and King got out. King got out when we were at the dog park and then she got mad, came back in the car. No. Cuz All right, King is not really good. He gets in trouble and stuff and stuff, but she would not leave. Cuz um this happened It happened in the past? >> no, not not this. Okay. Cuz he's he doesn't really listen. Well, but she would he would she would not leave. >> Who did Who did King go inside with? He went to the bathroom by himself. So, when you guys So, when you guys first pulled up here who got out of the car and like what order? Deja and my mom. Y'all three got out? >> Yeah, we all got out. >> after you guys got out, who was in the car? Isaiah? Isaiah and King. Okay. And then King got out after? No, King went in with me, Deja, and my mom. And your mom originally? So, okay. So, yeah. So, he went in with you guys. Yes. Then when you guys came out did you guys count and make sure you had everybody or how did Cuz I saw King come out the bathroom. So, I was like Yeah, he came out. So, I waved my saw and then everyone came in. That's why I thought and then you two left. Okay. And when did Mom notice that King wasn't in the car? When they said um where's King? And that's when she like And what When did they say that? Like where were you guys at when they said that? Were they Were you guys still in the parking lot or were you guys like on the road? We were on the road. Like, how far away? How long do you think you were being watched? I don't I don't really know. Okay. We're We're not not really close to here. We're like a neighbor I think a neighborhood here. >> down that way? Like Yeah. Okay. And how old are you again? 13. 13? Okay. You go to middle school? Yes. >> Okay. Do you know the difference between a truth and a lie? Yes. Okay. So, if I said my shirt's pink, what it What would that be? A lie. That's a lie? What if I said my watch is black? What That's a truth, right? Okay. So, you know the difference truth and a lie. Okay. A little one can be a witness in Florida, but their ability to testify depends on the type of case and the judge's assessment of their competency. There is no specific age requirement in the law, but the court must determine that the little one understands the difference between the truth and a lie and can accurately recount events. So, you know the difference truth and a lie. Okay. You got to say both. Hey. Real quick. Do you know the difference a truth and a lie? You know what the difference is? You know when Does somebody ever tell you tell the truth? So, that means be honest, right? Do you know what that means? So, if I said my shirt is pink, is that a truth or a lie? That's a lie, right? What if I said my ring is black? Is that the truth or a lie? The truth. That's the truth, right? Okay. So, when you guys came to McDonald's, what happened? Who came inside? Me and my little sister. You and your younger sister? And me and my little one. Your your little sister? Did you guys come in with your mom? Oh, she she was she was she was ordering the food. She was already in? Did your mom see you come in? Me and my little sister just went in and that was where my mom saw us come in. She watched you come in? Okay. And then what happened after that? You went to the bathroom? Yes, she did. >> Okay. And after after I took a number two, I washed my hands and Okay. after I came out, I saw the car that was moving. You saw it was leaving? Did you try to wave at them or something? No, I was I was waving long and and then the window went up. Did So mom saw you come in though? You Did you talk to her when you walked in? No? Which door did you come in? The kitchen door. That door? Where was mom at when you walked in? She was in line waiting for the order. Did she see you though? Did you talk to her when you walked in? Okay, you you told her you didn't talk to her? Okay. What about your other sister? Did you talk to her about what you were doing? No, but my my big sister was going in here and then she went in there and she told me what to do and then and then she went back out and then when we did the walk back in, I went I went back [music] out after I came and the car was moving. Okay. But I just want to make sure when you walked in the first time you saw your mom and she saw you and you went to the bathroom? Okay. Okay. All right, buddy. You got your food here, okay? And then you got your drink. Do me a favor. Stand up. Stand up and just walk with me, okay? Walk this Come around here. We're not going to do this in front of your kids, okay? So we're going That's why we're coming over here. Where's James money bag? All right. Don't do anything crazy. I'm going to explain everything to you, okay? You are going to be arrested for child neglect, okay? You cannot leave him by himself, okay? At his age with no means of communication, right? And he does not know where he is, what he's like he doesn't Yes, we're going to work on getting contact with a guardian for them, okay? Can I get it through your phone? I don't have my phone on. >> Where's their dad at right now? I have I can't even tell you. On Facebook, um I can have my other daughter's dad call him on Facebook. Yeah. Um he can try to reach him or let you It's okay. >> I don't I don't want This is what This is what What What I'm trying to do is I don't want your kids to see you like this, okay? Unfortunately Unfortunately this is something that we're we're limited on how much discretion we have. That's why I told you from the jump, right? I I I I get that, but I'm getting multiple >> know he he was in there. They could tell you I was sitting there. They would He walked in with you. No, he didn't. >> in, he said he saw you. He didn't walk in with me. Ask my daughter. She'll tell you guys he I walked in here by myself. >> He didn't >> You knew or you should have known that he was in there. So, when you left >> I swear on everything. I would have never left my >> right foot. I'm going to help you up, okay? Ready? Go. I would have never left my kids. I had no idea. I knew my daughter came in behind me. Um >> Is your phone in here? No, my phone is broken. It doesn't work at all. Whatsoever. >> all these things to go with you? Um they can go with their dad because it has my cash app so he can get them a room tonight. Okay, so you want me to give this to your daughter? Yeah. Okay, is your Is your ID in here? Um I gave it to the office. >> You got it. You got it. Okay. That's all right. So, give this to your daughter. Mhm. Okay. All right. I'm going to get the air going for you, okay? Just hang tight right here. Do you want your sunglasses to stay in the car? Mhm. Yeah, sure. I would have put her before and not put her in another way. I would have never let my kid if I saw my kid go to the bathroom. That would have been nothing I would have done. According to reliable sources, the suspect was arrested and charged with neglect of the little one. In Florida, little one neglect is defined as a caregiver's willful failure or omission to provide essential care, such as food, shelter, supervision, or medical services necessary to maintain a little one's health. 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