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What if they >> You mind stepping out here and talking to us? >> With me? >> Yes. >> But why don't we sit by side? >> Uh I mean, just so we can talk, just to make sure everything's okay. >> Okay. I can I grab some cheese? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Do I have to step out as well or >> Uh we'll talk to you here in a second. >> Can we get it done at the same time? >> Huh? >> Yeah, get it done. >> Well, the uh we have to talk to y'all separately. I'm not saying you did anything. Dang, that's a lot of done whoop you back there. >> Police officers are legally allowed to look inside your home through an open door, provided they are standing in a place they have a legal right to be. This is protected by the legal concept known as the plain view doctrine. Under this rule, anything an officer can see with their own eyes from a public viewpoint, such as a sidewalk, driveway, or the front porch while knocking on your door, does not count as a legal search under the Fourth Amendment. This is why I always say it is not a good idea to allow police into your home. >> Talk to you all separately. I'm not saying you did anything. Damn, that's a lot of Don Julio back there. It huh? It's empty? >> Yeah, they're all empty. We collect them. >> We'll come back and talk to you soon. What's your middle name? And your last name used to be? >> Um no, I was actually adopted by my grandmother. She's named to Well, she passed away in 2015. >> What's your social? >> Um I have two birth certificates, two socials. >> Okay. >> In school, I might have problems socially. >> And you? >> I have to take a court documentation for that. >> Did you used to bear that name or not? >> No, so what they say my grandmother did was illegal. Cuz when they adopted me, I don't think they finished it. >> 398 >> But I just say I would. >> Adopted individuals almost always have two birth certificates as it is a standard part of the legal adoption process in the United States and many other countries. In the United States, an adopted individual typically has an original birth certificate and an amended birth certificate. However, one of these certificates remains active and legally usable for identification purposes. An adopted individual is fully aware that they should only use their name on their amended birth certificate for all legal purposes. The female subject is being deceptive. >> I have two birth certificates, two socials. >> Okay. >> In school, I might have problems socially. >> And you? >> I have to take a court documentation for that. >> Did you used to bear that name or not? >> No, so what they say my grandmother did was illegal. Cuz when they adopted me, I don't think they finished it. But I just know I would >> What would it say on your driver's license? What does it say on your registration for your car? >> Um for my car it's a different It has my name. It's from I don't have my registration stuff here. I just have >> So So the reason that we're asking, okay, is so their car >> I don't know. That I have the one that starts with the S, Shandra. >> Okay. Yeah. So >> You have two warrants, one out of Lamar County and one out of Hopkins County. >> With the same last name? The same last Same middle name, same first name, same last name. >> And same date of birth. >> No, I don't think it's the same after I graduated in 2019. So. And I actually have been into Lamar County for a child support case and I have been to the courthouse, so they would have arrested me if I had a Hopkins County and Hopkins. >> So for child support, you said? >> I haven't even been there. >> Well, it's just that general area where there's a whole bunch of other different places that are covered in Lamar. Just like how there's Just like how in Lamar County there's Paris, Sumner, all those other different little towns around Paris, they're all incorporated into Lamar County. So you said you have two different social security numbers? >> No, it's it's cards because after my grandmother passed, my biological dad >> But the number is the same? >> Yes, it's the same. But I have two birth certificates and two socials. >> Okay. >> Like when I have to go to renew my license >> Do you have the Do you have the socials with you by chance? >> No, I don't have them actually. >> But you have the same social, it's just two different >> It's just that >> What's the name on your license? Do you have that with you? >> On the driver's license it's Jaylin. >> That's what it comes back to. It doesn't come back to Jaylin James. Have you ever been in any Have we ever contacted you before at all? >> Never. Um the last time well I did deal with one person because some kids broke into here and stole my boyfriend's jewelry. >> Okay. >> And I wrote a statement for the officer but that was last year. Um the fourth or maybe the day of Easter day of last year. We haven't seen him in a while. >> Okay. >> Okay, well if it's not you we're obviously going to let you go. We just got to We just have to make sure >> We have to yeah, we have to make our confirmations on everything because it especially with like the nature of the warrant and everything like that we have to confirm everything with it. It's not just a hey, your name matches. Yeah, because cuz you said that you have somebody up around Paris. Your cousin. >> Your driver's license has it but your registration and your car says Jaylin. >> 394 >> Go ahead. >> They tied to my social. >> Lamar County didn't have any pictures for her. I mean for Henry Hopkins County not on that social. Henry? >> 66 >> 10-4 go with the social. 10-4 go ahead and send it for confirmation. So we're going to see if they're going to confirm the warrants. Um >> What Hopkins? You said something was burning. >> Yeah, it's about 20 minutes. >> Well, I know where it's >> It's 30. >> But I don't even go that way to go to Park Street. That's where I take my kids to my daughter dad. >> The the Jalen that's your cousin, Tyra, does she have any tattoos or anything? She have >> Yes. Um she has her which I have a half sleeve as well. I'll have her to show you her tattoo. She has a half sleeve too. Same same side. But um hers is in the way of mine. >> Okay. >> Mine is just roses, a clock, and a bird. >> Just miscellaneous. >> Um she has braces now. Um That's >> You're not here to >> How old is she? >> Jaden, I thought she was 2 years older. He said '98. I thought she was born in '98. She um got held back, so that's why she was a year ahead of me when she was supposed to be 2 years ahead of me. >> Okay, right now like you said, we're just going to see if they confirm it and then we'll go from there. Now like I said, if it isn't being that you, it's we just bring you straight back. >> Well, what do you mean? >> Like we're just checking it to make sure it's you. You know what I mean? >> I have never actually opened it up in Sulphur Springs in Louisiana. But if it is me, what like what happens? >> And if they confirm on a warrant, that means you'll go to jail. But they haven't confirmed on it, so You ever been in jail before? You ever been arrested? >> No. >> All right, so look, they did confirm on those warrants. So right now you are going to be under arrest. >> 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. >> All right, so look, they did confirm on those warrants. So right now you are going to be under arrest. >> Michael, can I tell you >> We'll do We'll talk to you in a second, okay? Just give me It's okay. Just put your hands behind your back, okay? >> Am I detained right now? Or can can my boyfriend get me some bottoms? >> Yes, he absolutely can, okay? But we'll handle that in just a second, okay? But you are going to be going to jail, and of course I don't want to do this in front of the kids, and I don't want to do this >> It's not as if I could My baby's birthday is tomorrow, the 31st. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Yeah, you'll see a judge in the morning. >> But what's the deal? You know, all I want to do Can he please give me my phone so I can call? >> We will We'll get the We'll get the stuff for Yeah, we'll get to you the stuff that you should be getting, okay? But here's the deal. If something is wrong with all this, and there's like like Jailous >> Jailous there is causing >> Well, that's what I'm saying, though. Like is it if like Jailous there is causing issues and using all your information, that's going to be another thing altogether, okay? And that's something that they can work with, but you got to cooperate with them, okay? Uh but right now, a lot of the information that we have, everything that we have points to you. And so, that's why we're here, and that's why we're doing this, okay? If you want me to talk to your boyfriend real quick, I'll get him to get you some bottoms. Do you have a specific set that you want, or >> I just need some sweatpants. >> Sweatpants? >> Cuz I have on >> Sweatpants and your phone? >> Yes, but I I need to call my baby's mom right now. >> Well, we'll get you Yeah, you'll you'll be able to call somebody whenever you get up there, okay? >> Do you mind getting the stuff already? >> Yeah, I'll get it. >> But also, he Oh, I'm sorry. >> He'll get the stuff for >> He works in the morning, so like >> That's all right, okay. What's going on, my man? Hey, what was your name again? >> Deondre. >> Deondre. Hey, can you go and put put her sweatpants, please? And her phone. So, here's the deal. Whenever one of my partners, the guy who came up here and knocked on your door just now, he came up here, and apparently he ran her license over her driver's over her license plate and everything like that, and he ran it to show that she's got two warrants, out of Paris and out of Sulphur Springs. Do you happen to have anything about any of that? >> Here's the other warrants for >> Yeah, like so out of Lamar County and out of Hopkins County, one for larceny and a uh Lamar County >> Larceny? >> Yeah, so the theft of property. And the the value of that particular theft is a state jail felony level. And then uh forgery out of Hopkins County. >> Forgery is a new >> Yeah, so that's forgery of a financial institution. So, we I'm going to be honest with you, my man. Everything she's saying that she's never been in any trouble, I honestly have no reason to doubt that. Um but at the same time, with the information that we have right now, everything points to her. It is her name, her date of birth, her social security number, and everything that's on these warrants, okay? So, she's coming with us tonight. They did confirm on them. Um would you mind grabbing her a pair of sweatpants and her phone? >> Yeah. >> What if they don't want to take my picture? >> Hm? >> Cuz what if this is not for me, though? It's for the other Jayla. They're still going to take a picture and say cheese. >> I don't know, actually. I don't know how none of that works. We don't We don't control that. >> Oh, but this isn't comfortable. How do I do my arms? >> Just push them down lower and screw them in. >> Like this? >> And there's a little spot for it. Yeah, there you go. Now put your seatbelt on, okay? >> That's uncomfortable. I've never been in the back of a police car. My background is clean, besides traffic tickets. >> From where? >> Lamar County, where I lived in. Cuz those are paid off, so that cannot be for me. >> Just give me a second, okay? Oh, crap. Good to know, I didn't know that. Um the charges are uh let me check. It's theft. >> The theft for what? >> Uh it doesn't say. It just says theft. The other one is forgery. That was the one out of Hopkins County. It doesn't say which what what kind it is. It just says forgery. >> Share hates. >> According to reliable sources, the female suspect was arrested and charged with theft and [music] forgery. Allegedly, the female suspect was suspected of being linked to some type of forgery operation. The Prime Analyzer Max Channel link is in the description. Subscribe. >> [snorts] >> Missouri County authorities say 31-year-old Oninda Remalice shot her four children in her white sedan before pulling over to a gas station on Highway 288 in Angleton. >> I am the Prime Analyzer and I know that you enjoyed this channel. So, I decided to link a clickable previous video to get you caught up. 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