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Craziest Police Busts Of ALL TIME.. · The conspiracy

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Speaker 1: Come back here and stand by the backside of the card.
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Speaker 1: Te digitay right now day? Do you have anything illegal
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Speaker 1: in the car?
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Speaker 2: Okay?
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Speaker 1: What?
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Speaker 3: The majority of stops that cops make are simple and routine,
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Speaker 3: But sometimes a simple stop can lead to some of
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Speaker 3: the most shocking discoveries ever made. Jesus for koss, from
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Speaker 3: busting five hundred thousand dollars worth of illegal substances to
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Speaker 3: discovering a missing body in a car. Here are sard
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Speaker 3: of the craziest unexpected police busts of all time, starting
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Speaker 3: with a stop that ended up saving multiple lives.
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Speaker 1: It's a fucking long back back car.
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Speaker 3: On January twenty fourth, twenty twenty two, a Walmart employee
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Speaker 3: notified cops that a woman had stolen three hundred dollars
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Speaker 3: worth of legos from their store. Initially, there was nothing
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Speaker 3: out of the ordinary about this, just a regular shoplifting call,
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Speaker 3: and that's how the cops are approached it when they
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Speaker 3: spotted her vehicle and pulled it over. But just minutes later,
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Speaker 3: the cops would discover something that would turn things from
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Speaker 3: simple to one of the most strange and terrifying stops
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Speaker 3: we've ever covered.
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Speaker 4: I'm off, sir, Johnson. Hey, do you get your license
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Speaker 4: and enterance on you? So the reason we stopped you
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Speaker 4: is today Walmart call in there? Could you suspect of
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Speaker 4: costly ringing up some items?
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Speaker 2: Steve b Itoms.
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Speaker 3: Again, things started out quite simple, obviously, she denies the
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Speaker 3: allegations of stealing, so the cops check her ID and
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Speaker 3: decide how they want to approach the situation. But when
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Speaker 3: the second cop comes back to ask her some questions,
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Speaker 3: that's when things get crazy.
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Speaker 1: So what were you doing to Walmart?
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Speaker 5: Isa?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, because we're gonna call Youstles.
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Speaker 3: Earlier, as he's talking with the girl, who identified as
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Speaker 3: twenty year old Mariah, he noticed the stolen legos in
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Speaker 3: the back seat next to something that was much more concerning.
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Speaker 1: We were rolled on your back window for me.
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Speaker 7: Thank you?
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Speaker 1: What is all that?
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Speaker 5: All right? Go ahead and hop o wrong? Quick?
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Speaker 2: Really detained right now?
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Speaker 1: Okay?
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Speaker 5: Bro?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, go ahead and secure her.
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Speaker 8: It's a clucking long in the back of back car,
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Speaker 8: like a bunch of fireworks stapped together with like metal
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Speaker 8: and shit and wrapped around.
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Speaker 9: Explain to me what that device is in the back
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Speaker 9: of your car that looks like a bomb.
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Speaker 1: I my boyfriend made it okay.
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Speaker 3: Sit side, as the cops said he spotted what appeared
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Speaker 3: to be an explosive device in the backseat of the car,
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Speaker 3: right next to the stolen legos. Things just went from
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Speaker 3: zero to one hundred instantly, especially as the girl says
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Speaker 3: she's been arrested multiple times before and that her boy
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Speaker 3: friend is allegedly involved in this as well. And things
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Speaker 3: only become more concerning when they look more closely at
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Speaker 3: the device and see exactly how it's constructed than.
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Speaker 1: Can you start a supervisor out here? Looks like there's
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Speaker 1: some sort of explosive device in the back of the
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Speaker 1: car that someone has built.
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Speaker 10: It's got like four big ass fireworks, big old screws
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Speaker 10: and shit all within that, and then it's wrapped, got
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Speaker 10: like a bunch of stuff wrapped around it. It's definitely
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Speaker 10: made it pssibly into when it goes off.
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Speaker 3: Even though the cops are fairly certain it's not set
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Speaker 3: to explode remotely, they still have to take every precaution
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Speaker 3: to protect the public and so shut off the roads
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Speaker 3: around the vehicle as quickly as possible. Then it's onto
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Speaker 3: the next most important task, finding out exactly who made
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Speaker 3: it and what they were planning to do with.
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Speaker 1: It she did.
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Speaker 10: All she said is that her boyfriend made it, So.
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Speaker 8: We probably want to figure out who boyfriend is.
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Speaker 4: And uh, if there's any more in his.
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Speaker 10: House, maybe, So what what's the deal in the back
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Speaker 10: of your car?
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Speaker 1: You say your boyfriend built it?
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Speaker 7: I honestly have no.
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Speaker 1: Works. I mean, okay, what's your boyfriend?
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Speaker 5: Same?
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Speaker 1: Okay, when did he make that?
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Speaker 7: Or yes, a couple days ago?
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Speaker 10: Okay, do you know why he made it or anything.
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Speaker 3: She was then asked to call her boyfriend, who arrived
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Speaker 3: on foot soon later. If you think things are strange already,
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Speaker 3: just wait until you see how he behaves.
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Speaker 1: What's that word?
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Speaker 5: What's your name?
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Speaker 1: Okay, Zak, come over here hanging out for a second.
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Speaker 1: Do you have any idea on you? Okay?
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Speaker 3: Notice that the very first thing Zane asks is if
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Speaker 3: he can get his car back. He wasn't told why
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Speaker 3: he had to come to the scene, but it's obvious
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Speaker 3: he's aware of exactly what's in that back seat and
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Speaker 3: is desperate to figure out a way out of this.
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Speaker 1: Where'd you come from?
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Speaker 5: You so you're not in a restaurant, But I take
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Speaker 5: you real quick because we've got some things we're not
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Speaker 5: talking about.
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Speaker 11: So man, I'll I'll just cut to the chase and
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Speaker 11: I'll tell you why we have like all this shut
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Speaker 11: down and everything is is it?
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Speaker 1: It has to do with the little device you've made.
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Speaker 11: It looks like some fireworks tied together some nolts and
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Speaker 11: buds to it.
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Speaker 7: So that's why.
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Speaker 1: We have this all shut.
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Speaker 11: Down because it's kind of our protocol. Is it looks
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Speaker 11: like an explosive device, you know, it's you Is it
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Speaker 11: like active?
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Speaker 1: Is it like voltato?
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Speaker 5: Or if it falls breaks, is it gonna go off?
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Speaker 1: It's it's literally just fireworks lately, and you take it apart.
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Speaker 1: As Lemons get at fire Woods.
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Speaker 3: With Zaane in the back seat being questioned, tensions were
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Speaker 3: high as they tried to figure out exactly what he
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Speaker 3: was going to do with the weapon. But strangely, the
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Speaker 3: only person who didn't seem nervous would Zane himself, and
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Speaker 3: the reason why is even more perplexing than anything else
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Speaker 3: in the whole case.
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Speaker 11: So yeah, he said, he's just out doing he was
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Speaker 11: gonna do some redneck stuff today and he was gonna
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Speaker 11: take it out and blow up some watermelons with it.
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Speaker 11: He said, it's a couple of fireworks tied together, you
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Speaker 11: have to lie at like a normal firework. And he said,
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Speaker 11: I just wanted to see what the stuff I take
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Speaker 11: to it on the aside would do if I let
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Speaker 11: it by a watermelon. All those screws everything, Yeah, I said,
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Speaker 11: I said, were you trying to use it as a weapon?
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Speaker 5: Were you gonna, you know, go do anything? There?
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Speaker 11: He goes, No, I was just gonna blow up some watermelons,
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Speaker 11: I said, Okay, I was a carcle so he didn't
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Speaker 11: even seem really nerck dervous at all about it.
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Speaker 3: As insane as Zane's story sounded, it turned out to
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Speaker 3: be true, and a few hours later, the bomb squad
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Speaker 3: determines the device to be safe, constructed out of fish hooks, bolts,
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Speaker 3: and fireworks. Nevertheless, Zain was charged with illegally manufacturing and
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Speaker 3: explosive device and Mariah with petty larceny for stealing the legos.
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Speaker 3: But not every case like this has such a happy ending,
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Speaker 3: just like the cops found out when they made the
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Speaker 3: biggest bust of their careers while on a completely routine
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Speaker 3: traffic stop.
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Speaker 2: Criminal, I'm not a clok. I was not going to
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Speaker 2: get him more car.
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Speaker 3: Sure, But as the cops would find out this man
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Speaker 3: was much more than a criminal. He'd been hiding a
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Speaker 3: deadly secret for almost twenty eight years. On the sixteenth
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Speaker 3: of August twenty twenty two, officers from the Oconee County
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Speaker 3: Sheriff's Office were conducting random registrations on random vehicles when
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Speaker 3: a MASTA flagged up as having no insurance and a
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Speaker 3: suspended license. The driver identified himself as Rise Second and
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Speaker 3: immediately seemed not just anxious, but terrified.
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Speaker 7: What's your what's your last name?
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Speaker 9: All right, I'm gonna have you go and stay about
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Speaker 9: the rica forming all right, So here's what's gonna happens
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Speaker 9: to cam. Okay, Unfortunately, I'm gonna have to play in
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Speaker 9: the custody today.
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Speaker 7: Okay, you're gonna go down to jail. Oh no, I gotta.
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Speaker 5: Get booked in.
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Speaker 2: They're gonna take a thing, prints and picture, and you'll
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Speaker 2: get a bond.
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Speaker 8: But because you're driving on a suspended license, you've gotta
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Speaker 8: go down the joys.
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Speaker 7: But I did not know.
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Speaker 6: I have children, I have a sick uncle, and I
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Speaker 6: run the household.
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Speaker 2: I really don't have a choice at this time.
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Speaker 7: Turn fans money back, please please put on with money back.
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Speaker 3: Second was all but ready to leave before the deputies
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Speaker 3: notified him that he was being detained for having no
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Speaker 3: valid insurance, something that seemed to immediately set him off.
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Speaker 3: From this point on, watch how Second acts around the cops.
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Speaker 3: It's understandable to be nervous and uncomfortable in this situation,
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Speaker 3: but something about the extent of Secam's anxiety seems odd
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Speaker 3: to the cops.
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Speaker 1: He'll set the phone.
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Speaker 5: Up on the car.
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Speaker 2: They've put me on the arrest right now.
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Speaker 8: They've I don't know the dragon was suspended line and
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Speaker 8: d spend the license.
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Speaker 2: I didn't know. And it's not even showing.
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Speaker 8: Unfortuland the law is different here in Georgia than it
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Speaker 8: is in South Carolina.
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Speaker 2: Do you have a suspended license? You have to go
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Speaker 2: down to the jail and get put in. Canase speak some.
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Speaker 6: Plea, I'm the only one that can help with my
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Speaker 6: own cost, and I can hate me out.
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Speaker 5: Please sorry, please, sir, We're gonna walk in, Sir.
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Speaker 1: My eye is old.
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Speaker 2: He's eighty years old.
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Speaker 4: Sir.
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Speaker 10: Please do you have.
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Speaker 2: Any post Please check me pretty check everything on.
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Speaker 7: I'm gonna search you in to arrest.
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Speaker 2: See what is emergency nine?
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Speaker 7: Only one?
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Speaker 2: Yes?
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Speaker 7: Separate your feet.
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Speaker 2: Nothing in your pocket?
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Speaker 1: Sir?
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Speaker 7: Please?
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Speaker 5: What all do you need out?
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Speaker 2: Do you have an officer?
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Speaker 6: I have a child at the house that they cannot
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Speaker 6: take care of.
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Speaker 2: All do you need out of your car?
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Speaker 5: Sir?
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Speaker 2: I beg you, I beg of you all. I will
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Speaker 2: not touch my car. We'll take my keys out.
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Speaker 3: The only crime Second has committed is driving without the
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Speaker 3: valid insurance and license necessary. This is not a major
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Speaker 3: crime by any means, and could be punishable solely by
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Speaker 3: a small fine and a short band from driving. It's
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Speaker 3: not the end of the world, per Second, and the
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Speaker 3: cops are trying to communicate that to him, but nothing
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Speaker 3: seems to calm him down, and the officers start to
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Speaker 3: get suspicious.
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Speaker 2: Sir, I do for my entire family.
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Speaker 1: Do you know I don't have a choice here, man.
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Speaker 2: I'm telling you that I told you I was not
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Speaker 2: gonna get in my car had a choice. I wasn't
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Speaker 2: gonna get him spend a license.
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Speaker 1: I'm driving a car without insurance. You've got that taken
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Speaker 1: care of.
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Speaker 2: Everyday spending registration.
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Speaker 7: Have to go down to the jail and get booked in.
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Speaker 2: Just take your photograph.
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Speaker 8: They're gonna take your fingerprints they give you a bond
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Speaker 8: of mouth and you can bond out and then you
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Speaker 8: can get all the way up to the hospital.
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Speaker 6: But you can't draw sir, I don't have a seat, okay, please, Okay,
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Speaker 6: after you have a seat, are you going to sit.
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Speaker 2: Down and then I'll listen to you?
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Speaker 7: Okay?
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Speaker 6: So what do you want to tell me on everything?
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Speaker 6: My aunt just had a stroke, my uncle just had
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Speaker 6: a stroke two and a half weeks ago. I'm here
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Speaker 6: helping my family. I don't even know who can come
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Speaker 6: and bomb me out. I don't even know who can
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Speaker 6: come and bind me out. I'm not a criminal, I'm
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Speaker 6: not a fluke.
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Speaker 2: I'm you. I look how old I you don't get
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Speaker 2: a ticket or something?
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Speaker 7: I didn't get the care of I don't know why
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Speaker 7: were they suspend your license in south.
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Speaker 3: This second just isn't listening and only gets more anxious.
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Speaker 3: He's continuously pleading with the cops and attempting to seem
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Speaker 3: like a respectable family man, But one major thing stands
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Speaker 3: out in this piece of footage. In his attempts to
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Speaker 3: seem trustworthy, he's been pretty consistently maintaining eye contact with
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Speaker 3: the officers, but take a look at what he's saying.
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Speaker 3: During the first moment, he breaks eye contact for a
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Speaker 3: significant amount of time.
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Speaker 2: I'm not a criminal. I'm not a crook. I'm you.
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Speaker 2: I look how old I young?
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Speaker 7: Get it?
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Speaker 3: That breakin eye contact implies heavily that what he's saying
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Speaker 3: isn't the truth, and he subconsciously wants to look away
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Speaker 3: in this moment because the bond of trust is broken. Obviously,
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Speaker 3: in the grand scheme of things, this could never be
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Speaker 3: used to convict someone or even be used as probable
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Speaker 3: cause to search, but it is a pretty brazen sign
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Speaker 3: of what the cops will soon discover.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: I just found out that maybe when we had a
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Speaker 6: car that I had to got repossessed, that I didn't
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Speaker 6: take my name off of it.
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Speaker 2: Okay, I wouldn't imagine that they suspend you for a repossession,
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Speaker 2: but that's what I'm saying.
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Speaker 5: I did.
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Speaker 6: I don't, but it's no information is coming up. I
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Speaker 6: won't drive, I will I'll have my cousin from.
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Speaker 2: You side your likes then for us, you're not going
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Speaker 2: to speak to me. No, Unfortunately, here I told you,
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Speaker 2: I've alway explained my position. Oh it's hurt.
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Speaker 7: I don't have him.
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Speaker 9: Oh look you can get in and get out, all right, I.
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Speaker 7: Can get in and get out. Yeah, Like, they'll book
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Speaker 7: you in if you have somebody that can bond you out.
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Speaker 9: You have a preset bond, So if you can bond
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Speaker 9: down in jail, if.
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Speaker 2: You don't have to wait to see a judge. How
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Speaker 2: much is that?
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Speaker 9: Uh, I'm not quite sure. They'll give it to you
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Speaker 9: when we get there. Okay, we'll work for you, all right.
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Speaker 9: We'll try to get you out as quick as possible.
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Speaker 3: The cops are being extremely nice to Second, trying to
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Speaker 3: put his mind at ease by repeating that it isn't
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Speaker 3: a huge deal and that he'll be out by the
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Speaker 3: end of the day, but that that wasn't the case
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Speaker 3: at all. Second was taken back to the police station
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Speaker 3: and processed, but when he was asked to scan his fingerprints,
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Speaker 3: a match was found and the name wasn't the one
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Speaker 3: he'd given. Instead, it was Muhammad el Amin, and there
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Speaker 3: was a reason he was on file twenty eight years ago.
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Speaker 3: In nineteen ninety four, Muhammad allegedly shot and killed a
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Speaker 3: man with a handgun at a train station before fleeing
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Speaker 3: and seemingly disappearing entirely. It took a simple suspended license
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Speaker 3: for the three decade long manhunt to come to an end,
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Speaker 3: and Muhammad is currently awaiting trial. He will almost certainly
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Speaker 3: be facing the full charges for his crimes, as violent crimes,
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Speaker 3: especially those resulting in death, are exempt from the Statute
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Speaker 3: of Limitations. But even that didn't shock the police as
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Speaker 3: much as this next bus did when cops discovered almost
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Speaker 3: a million dollars worth of narcotics given away by a
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Speaker 3: simple tinted window. These cops noticed a red suv driving
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Speaker 3: on the highway and floor with windows that seemed too
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Speaker 3: dark to be legal, so they pulled it over with
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Speaker 3: no idea exactly what they were about to uncover.
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Speaker 1: Robert, you wrote out in your back window gleeve.
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Speaker 5: Thank you.
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Speaker 8: Is this your car?
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Speaker 7: Okay?
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Speaker 1: Any issues with your driver's license today?
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Speaker 11: Well?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, other than be a lot suspended or any nothing
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Speaker 2: like that.
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Speaker 1: Here.
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Speaker 3: The woman identified herself as twenty seven year old Elizabeth,
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Speaker 3: and she said she was on her way back from
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Speaker 3: a trip to Texas where she had lost her license.
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Speaker 3: Everything seemed mostly fine, though her insurance was in check
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Speaker 3: and she had the rest of her documents with her,
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Speaker 3: so things should have ended at the window tint check.
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Speaker 7: Yes.
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Speaker 1: The reason why I'm stopping you is your side window team,
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Speaker 1: which I'll check here in.
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Speaker 5: Just a minute.
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Speaker 1: Is that something that you had done or something you
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Speaker 1: brought in the vehicle with.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 8: Unfortunately, even though you may purchase a vehicle with a
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Speaker 8: Winton already on it, as the owner in the operator,
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Speaker 8: you are responsible whoever equipment is on the vehicle.
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Speaker 1: The same concept as if you'd buy a car with a.
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Speaker 8: Bad headlight or bail lighter, break lighter, drag win field.
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Speaker 1: Of ball tires or something like that. I'm gonna measure
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Speaker 1: him here in just a minute. Work people with my tendats.
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Speaker 8: Can you raise up your back window about halfway?
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Speaker 2: I love if you can see that or not?
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Speaker 8: Probably not, But your back window is coming in at
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Speaker 8: two percent.
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Speaker 3: Live transmitting in Florida, the lowest you can have a
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Speaker 3: window tint on the rear windows is fifteen percent, and
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Speaker 3: elizabeths are coming at two percent, meaning that barely any
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Speaker 3: light can pass through from the outside. So she was
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Speaker 3: asked to step out of her vehicle so the cop
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Speaker 3: could take her information and write for a ticket. This
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Speaker 3: is when a second officer arrived on the scene with
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Speaker 3: a canine for a quick free air sniff around the car.
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Speaker 3: This too, is fairly routine and more of a formality
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Speaker 3: than anything in this case. They certainly weren't expecting the
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Speaker 3: dog to alert suggesting that there were drugs inside the.
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Speaker 1: Car her vehicle.
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Speaker 8: All right, well trained place, caneine has alerted to your view,
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Speaker 8: We're gonna need to check it.
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Speaker 5: Do some killers?
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Speaker 8: Nothing in there that you didn't be Okay, Bay, you're
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Speaker 8: not under red, but you are going to beat the pain.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I'm gonna just as.
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Speaker 7: Sure am I able to make that call? Or ma'am,
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Speaker 7: am I able to make that call.
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Speaker 3: Remarkably, Elizabeth has remained calm throughout this entire ordeal, taking
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Speaker 3: the tint charge on the chin and accepting her mistake.
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Speaker 3: It's only when she picks up the phone when her
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Speaker 3: demeanor starts to change. Take a listen to what she
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Speaker 3: says next.
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Speaker 7: Hey, can you let Maria know to go for my kids?
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Speaker 7: I just got pulled over him mc bush. Now then
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Speaker 7: I need I need Yeah, not getting in bettle. I
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Speaker 7: don't not media. I don't get because of the tent
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Speaker 7: that the tents were too dark and there's another one
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Speaker 7: here in the canine. Oh, I don't know I don't know.
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Speaker 3: Elizabeth also said on the phone in Spanish that the
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Speaker 3: cops were about to find everything and that she wasn't
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Speaker 3: getting out of this one. And she was right, But
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Speaker 3: what exactly was she hiding? It turns out she was
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Speaker 3: transporting twenty six pounds or almost twelve kilograms of cocaine
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Speaker 3: in her car, worth anything from eight hundred thousand to
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Speaker 3: one point five million dollars. Elizabeth's demeanor is almost creepy.
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Speaker 3: On the phone, she bluntly states how they're going to
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Speaker 3: find everything, but to the cops she's calm, collected and
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Speaker 3: compliant even when she finds out it's all over.
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Speaker 1: Okay, we listen to what's going on.
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Speaker 2: There's some items in thevehicle that we need to take
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Speaker 2: a little.
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Speaker 8: Bit closer look at, okay, And we need to inspect
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Speaker 8: the vehicle a little bit further, okay.
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Speaker 2: But we need to put the vehicle.
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Speaker 7: Up on a lift in order to do that.
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Speaker 11: So there's a record.
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Speaker 1: Headed over this way, okay. And there's his.
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Speaker 2: Business.
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Speaker 1: It is just right up here at the next exit,
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Speaker 1: just north of us.
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Speaker 3: After the vehicle was fully searched and all the cocaine recovered,
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Speaker 3: she was prosecuted and sentenced to twenty four months in prison,
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Speaker 3: followed by thirty six months supervised release. But given the
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Speaker 3: amount of products she lost, she's got a lot more
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Speaker 3: to worry about than just the cops. But even this
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Speaker 3: isn't the most insane thing that police can come across
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Speaker 3: in traffic stops. So many criminals seem to forget about
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Speaker 3: smaller crimes while they're on a big job, and that's
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Speaker 3: exactly the mistake this man made that led him to
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Speaker 3: a murder charge. On July twenty nine, twenty twenty, a
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Speaker 3: Louisiana cop pulled over a vehicle speeding on the highway.
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Speaker 3: It started just the same as any other traffic stop,
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Speaker 3: but a search of the vehicle uncovered something.
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Speaker 5: Horrifying, Sarge's dead body in the truck.
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Speaker 3: Not only was Mitchell going almost twenty miles an hour
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Speaker 3: over the speed limit, but he didn't even have a
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Speaker 3: driver's license.
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Speaker 5: Do you have a driver license?
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Speaker 1: On though?
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Speaker 5: Soon? Do you have a driver license? No?
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Speaker 1: Soon?
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Speaker 3: This charge alone could net him finds up to five
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Speaker 3: hundred dollars in six months in jail, not to mention
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Speaker 3: the fines from the speeding ticket. But unbeknownst to the cop,
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Speaker 3: Mitchell will be going back with more than just a
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Speaker 3: speeding ticket.
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Speaker 5: Is there any weight in the car? Man, let's don't stop?
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Speaker 5: Step step here? Is there any wait in the car? Yes?
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Speaker 5: Or not?
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Speaker 1: Just a doobie in an asa?
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Speaker 5: Okay? Anything else?
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Speaker 1: Easy?
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Speaker 5: What's it? When did you put up last? To be honest,
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Speaker 5: because I'm a drug recognition here for But.
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Speaker 3: The cop is looking to get Mitchell on more than
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Speaker 3: just a DUI charge. An eighteen year old speeding in
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Speaker 3: a car like this that stinks of weed tells the
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Speaker 3: cop that there may be something deeper to this traffic
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Speaker 3: stop than a kid going too fast. But before he
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Speaker 3: asks to search the vehicle for any other drugs, Mitchell
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Speaker 3: starts to act increasingly suspicious.
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Speaker 5: All right, where you hated? Right now? I was hated?
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Speaker 5: So I was hated?
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Speaker 7: Big home?
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Speaker 5: Where's home? We'll you address? I stop? Stop? Come here?
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Speaker 5: Where do you live? Is it easy? It's easy to
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Speaker 5: answer this. Where do you live? You don't know how
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Speaker 5: to drive to your house? I was coming from the
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Speaker 5: day how I got lost? So what's the address? You
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Speaker 5: don't know your address?
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Speaker 1: Okay?
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Speaker 5: Come back here, can look at your.
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Speaker 4: Yes or not.
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Speaker 3: Mitchell has now consented to the search of his vehicle.
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Speaker 3: The cop is realistically only searching for weed and any
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Speaker 3: other drugs possibly in the car, but he has no
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Speaker 3: idea what he's actually about find. A search of the
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Speaker 3: front seats turn up nothing, but upon examining the outside
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Speaker 3: of the car, the cop discovered multiple bullet holes across
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Speaker 3: the left side of the vehicle. It's becoming more and
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Speaker 3: more obvious to the cop that something is not right
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Speaker 3: at all here, and this suspect was likely caught up
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Speaker 3: in something much bigger than he first realized when all.
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Speaker 5: This happened, when all that happened, they have been when.
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Speaker 1: My brother he said, how long ago.
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Speaker 5: Days? Yeah, okay, come back, just leave this here, come
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Speaker 5: back here, just stay right here in front of my car.
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Speaker 5: Here's Jesse again. I'm sorry to bother you. I got
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Speaker 5: this car speed in seventy three and fifty five. It's
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Speaker 5: a black and orange Camaro and it's got like three
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Speaker 5: bullet holes in the left side of it. He said,
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Speaker 5: he thinks his brother said to his car in something
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Speaker 5: two nights ago.
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Speaker 3: The officers check of the vehicle returns nothing other than
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Speaker 3: ruf Mitchell is lying. His address comes back as somewhere
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Speaker 3: completely different to where he's saying, and the car is
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Speaker 3: registered to someone with a completely different surname.
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Speaker 5: Now he says he lives in Winnsboro, but he's got
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Speaker 5: a rich Wood address, and the car comes back out
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Speaker 5: of Monroe, and he's got this, uh, he's got a
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Speaker 5: GPS thing put in that he don't even know the address.
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Speaker 5: So he's lying about a bunch of jump. Where do
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Speaker 5: you live? Be honest to me, Monroe, rich Wood, You
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Speaker 5: don't live in Winnsboro. Why would you try to bluff
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Speaker 5: me on that? Why would you lie to me on that?
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Speaker 5: Because I already knew that before this guy said something.
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Speaker 5: What's up? Talk to me? You better stop lying than
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Speaker 5: me right now, you're gonna be in jail.
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Speaker 8: I'm just going I'm just one to my sister.
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Speaker 5: Go to your sisters. That's the last freaking lie. You
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Speaker 5: better tell me.
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Speaker 3: This whole situation is all ready immensely confusing, but then
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Speaker 3: all of a sudden, something even weirder happens. A completely
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Speaker 3: random man pulls up at the scene, claiming that his
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Speaker 3: family are looking for him.
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Speaker 5: Okay, all right, well, I got somebody pulling up behind
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Speaker 5: the stooter. What do you mean they were looking for him?
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Speaker 1: They're looking for him to cop missing Hey, Okay.
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Speaker 5: Give it here in Hey man, he's not given that
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Speaker 5: name though, he's given another name.
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Speaker 3: And when they give yet another different name from Mitchell
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Speaker 3: and the owner of the vehicle, the cop rightfully is
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Speaker 3: at a loss. This has gone from a traffic stop
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Speaker 3: to a full on mystery, and the cop is determined
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Speaker 3: to get to the bottom of it.
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Speaker 5: There's a kid that's been reported missing and that they
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Speaker 5: took the car from Monroe, and he lied to me
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Speaker 5: about his last name, I mean, his address and where
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Speaker 5: he's from. Random gap pulls up behind me. He said, Hey,
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Speaker 5: this guy's looking for that kid. I need to know
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Speaker 5: if this car has been reported missing stolen, and I
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Speaker 5: know he's bsing to me about where he's going. He says,
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Speaker 5: he's going to his sister's house down here. If you could, hey,
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Speaker 5: talk to him, see if you can figure out if
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Speaker 5: the sister thing is legit. He said, this guy gave
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Speaker 5: him the car. He's got the GPS on his phone
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Speaker 5: on the back lid. He said, that's where he's going,
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Speaker 5: and I knew he was lying.
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Speaker 3: Then slowly things are starting to become more clear if
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Speaker 3: Mitchell is telling the truth. It seems as though his
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Speaker 3: brother is letting him drive a car that he stole
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Speaker 3: from the original owner, but that still doesn't explain the
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Speaker 3: bullet holes, why Mitchell lied about his address, or why
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Speaker 3: the random man appeared looking for him knowing he was
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Speaker 3: driving that vehicle. But now, on top of all of that,
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Speaker 3: the cop has also just been told over the radio
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Speaker 3: that there's a missing person report hidden amongst this mess.
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Speaker 5: What I'm being told is that the boy who gave
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Speaker 5: him permission to use the car is missing, So he's
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Speaker 5: lying his ass off looking for the person who owns
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Speaker 5: the car. Find out that the son of the owner
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Speaker 5: of the car is missing, and now we got bullet
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Speaker 5: holes all in the car. I got you, so something's
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Speaker 5: the only thing he lied about was address, and if
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Speaker 5: he's knows something about this boy that's missing the bullet holes,
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Speaker 5: I'd like to at least, I guess I'll do as
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Speaker 5: much good contact as as I can.
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Speaker 3: A few more calls are made and it turns out
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Speaker 3: the missing person is Michael Robinson, the alleged brother of
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Speaker 3: the boy at the scene and the man who gave
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Speaker 3: him permission to be driving the car today. However, it's
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Speaker 3: still unclear who owned the car in the first place.
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Speaker 3: But the cop decides to forget about that for a
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Speaker 3: moment and examine the vehicle a second time now that
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Speaker 3: backup has arrived, Like this.
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Speaker 5: Looks close Like bam bam, bam bam. Yeah, in the board.
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Speaker 3: See, little did he know? This is where all his
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Speaker 3: questions would be answered at once, in the most gruesome
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Speaker 3: way imaginable.
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Speaker 12: I'm gonna do the obvious thing I want to do.
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Speaker 12: Kay deep, put your hands up, put your hand pine
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Speaker 12: buying you back.
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Speaker 5: Put your hands buying you back. You have a right
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Speaker 5: to an attorney, have one present during any question at
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Speaker 5: any time. You can choose not to make any statements
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Speaker 5: or answer any questions. Do you understand if you can
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Speaker 5: not affording an attorney, one will be apported to represent
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Speaker 5: you by the court.
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Speaker 3: Do you understand inside the trunk was the body of
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Speaker 3: Michael Robinson? And all of a sudden everything makes sense.
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Speaker 5: Twenty six is one two five three zero five seven
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Speaker 5: one two five zero three five seven f thirty nine
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Speaker 5: troop FDS good need a supervisor out here, all right,
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Speaker 5: I get the guy out. He's super nervous.
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Speaker 11: Uh.
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Speaker 5: He lies to me about his address. He's got no
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Speaker 5: driver's license. He says he's going to his house in Winnsboro. Well,
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Speaker 5: I find out he lives in rich Wood. I copped
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Speaker 5: the trunk. Sorry, there is a dead body in the trunk. Okay,
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Speaker 5: so I'm not where. We've blocked. We've blocked in front
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Speaker 5: of the car and behind the car. We've shut the trunk.
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Speaker 5: We've shut the trunk. I have Franklin Perry Sheriff's office
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Speaker 5: with me. We're at eighty two. Okay, we're not We're
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Speaker 5: doing it.
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Speaker 3: Turns out Michael Robinson wasn't related to Mitchell at all. Instead,
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Speaker 3: he was merely an unintentional casualty of an armed robbery
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Speaker 3: Mitchell was part of earlier.
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Speaker 5: Who is that? Who is that?
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Speaker 8: Listen?
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Speaker 5: Who is who is Mike? That's Mike? How did I
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Speaker 5: get there? Tell me you wouldn't meet man if you wish,
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Speaker 5: you just hit him too.
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Speaker 3: In the mayhem of the robbery, Mitchell shot Robinson multiple
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Speaker 3: times with a handgun before loading him into his trunk
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Speaker 3: and driving him away to Winnsboro to dump the body.
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Speaker 3: But of course, before he could make it, he was
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Speaker 3: pulled over by the officer for speeding. Michael Mitchell is
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Speaker 3: being charged for the armed robbery and the second degree
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Speaker 3: murder of Michael Robinson. Mitchell is currently awaiting his trial,
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Speaker 3: but is expected to be sentenced to life behind bars.