"I like monster trucks, too." "Yeah, they're big." "They're very big." "Mhm."

"Yeah. Do you go to school somewhere?" "I go to school to the white car." "Oh, okay."

"To the police station." "The police station. Yeah, we're going to the police station right now to go wait on a friend. We're going to wait for a friend. Remember these stuff?"

"Here, I'll take your water. Let me see. I'll give it back to you. Okay."

"First, I want to change my diaper. Wet my diaper."

"Yep. we're going to change you in a second. Okay. I don't have any diapers yet. We're going to go get you some."

"You want to hold this water?"

"Yes. You know who's all over that water? What? Who's this? Do you know who that is?"

"What superhero that is?" "Delta 110 delta 111 status check." "Who what superhero is that?" "Copy. No check."

While one deputy transported the child to the FCSO district office. Another searched the neighborhood for any sign of a parent or guardian. After canvassing the area, officers eventually traced the child back to a nearby condo unit where they believed the caregiver might be How you doing, man? Sorry to bother you. Um,

"Did you lose a child? Did you?" "Did I? What?"

"Lose Do you have any children?" "She's 35." "Okay." "34."

"You have the red car down downstairs? Yeah." "With the car seats in it? Yeah, those are for my grandbabies."

"Okay. Do they live here or." "No, but now Okay. So, no, you're not missing any child children or anything."

"Okay. I just saw like we're we found a child." "Can't find where she belongs. So, I saw the car seats."

"Those are my granddaughters." "All right. Never mind. Thank you. Good luck."

"Thank you. here." "No,." "I thought it was the one that pulled it in."

"Okay. Yeah. Not yet."

"That's a shame, right? That's my grand Oh, that's your granddad. Okay. Yes. Hi."

"How are you?" "Oh, hey. How you doing?" "How you doing?"

"Hey, you. Are you okay? I'm good. What happened?"

"You probably wonder why I knocked on your door." "What happened?" "We found a kid, a child walking around." "Oh, the little boy."

"The little long hair is in here in the second floor. I saw him." "Where does she live?" "Yeah. And she live in that room."

"That one." "In that apartment." "That girl. The little girl."

"The girl."

"Yeah. It's boy girl. say because she's got a long hair. He got a long hair. Show me."

"Show me the lady. Let me go close this. And she went way down and she said this. And there."

"She says there for sure." "Sure. Let me go see the door. The girl."

"Where is?" "Oh, there's a door open." "Yeah, the door open. I saw I saw the boy coming here. Who you care about?"

"Okay. with the mama." "Can't tell the juvenile possibilities that." "56 club house 106."

"The little girl. Yeah." "Running around." "She was in here in the little ghetto."

"I'll check on all the way back there. All the way down. And she saw too the neighboring not the." "Sheriff's office."

"I see the boys." "Ma'am." "No." "Are you missing a child?"

"Where is he?" "He's sick. Okay." "He's been gone a couple hours."

"My son?" "Yeah. A little over an hour." "He knows how to unlock the door, but he never does it."

"Well, he was found walking by the road on the next park parking lot of a apartment complexes. Somebody found him. They're with him for about 25 to 30 minutes. Called us."

"Jesus Christ." "And now it's been." "Over an hour." "Yeah. Are you by yourself here?"

"Mhm. Is there any other children?" "No." "Okay."

"It's my only child. Um, he, like I said, he knows how to unlock this,." "But he never does it because why would you walk outside? I'm surprised he got through these stairs."

"Well, I'm, you know, I don't want to be like, you know, I don't want to beat you, you know, beat you up too bad, but I'm glad nothing else happened." "Yeah. No, this I this will drive me crazy while we're talking to you and all that stuff. I mean, they have chains that go higher."

"This has one and it um I have uh this part. I need to get this door part." "Well, I'm just saying there's other, you know, so um what's his name?" "Okay. Do you have an ID?"

"Mhm. Let me get." "Sleeping. I was just telling my mom how in the morning sometimes he won't wake me like up like it'll be like really early if he's been out there for hours."