A 21-year-old named Joshua was working a regular job at Walmart in Lake Park when he took a week off, opened Instagram, and made one decision that changed everything. He saw people posting pictures of cash. He messaged them asking how they were making it. Within days he was standing inside a Regions Bank branch trying to cash fraudulent checks for a cut of the money.
What he did not know — the bank had already been tipped off the day before.
Joshua had hit a military branch and at least one other location the previous day and actually got away with it both times. So when he walked in this time, teller Alisa already had his description. She spotted the fake seals and out-of-range check numbers before he finished his sentence. She did not process a single dollar. She quietly called the police while Joshua stood at the counter thinking everything was still going fine.
Outside on State Road 7 — a guy named Kashan was sitting in a private rental car waiting for Joshua to walk out with the money. The moment police rolled up, Kashan did not drive off. He did something the sergeant clocked immediately — he eased out of the car and started slowly walking away like he had absolutely nothing to do with it. The sergeant called him back. Kashan claimed he just happened to park there. Did not know the car was involved. Insisted he was not the driver. He was standing three feet from the car. The keys were sitting in his own pocket. His own friend Joshua later confirmed on record that Kashan was behind the wheel. Kashan's entire denial fell apart in real time — and he still kept pushing it.
When officers brought Joshua outside and read him his Miranda rights — the officer said one thing. "Honesty goes a long way." Joshua did not need to be asked twice. He laid out the entire operation from beginning to end. He saw the Instagram posts. He messaged the people. They offered him fast cash. They handed him the checks and told him what to do. He said he thought it was harmless. He convinced himself it was not that serious. His girlfriend was four months pregnant. He had a real job. He even said he had a dream about the scheme the night before that shook him — and he still showed up the next morning to run it again. The interview was concluded on record at 12:38 and every word of it was a full voluntary confession.
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What he did not know — the bank had already been tipped off the day before.
Joshua had hit a military branch and at least one other location the previous day and actually got away with it both times. So when he walked in this time, teller Alisa already had his description. She spotted the fake seals and out-of-range check numbers before he finished his sentence. She did not process a single dollar. She quietly called the police while Joshua stood at the counter thinking everything was still going fine.
Outside on State Road 7 — a guy named Kashan was sitting in a private rental car waiting for Joshua to walk out with the money. The moment police rolled up, Kashan did not drive off. He did something the sergeant clocked immediately — he eased out of the car and started slowly walking away like he had absolutely nothing to do with it. The sergeant called him back. Kashan claimed he just happened to park there. Did not know the car was involved. Insisted he was not the driver. He was standing three feet from the car. The keys were sitting in his own pocket. His own friend Joshua later confirmed on record that Kashan was behind the wheel. Kashan's entire denial fell apart in real time — and he still kept pushing it.
When officers brought Joshua outside and read him his Miranda rights — the officer said one thing. "Honesty goes a long way." Joshua did not need to be asked twice. He laid out the entire operation from beginning to end. He saw the Instagram posts. He messaged the people. They offered him fast cash. They handed him the checks and told him what to do. He said he thought it was harmless. He convinced himself it was not that serious. His girlfriend was four months pregnant. He had a real job. He even said he had a dream about the scheme the night before that shook him — and he still showed up the next morning to run it again. The interview was concluded on record at 12:38 and every word of it was a full voluntary confession.
#BankFraud #InstagramFraud #CheckFraud #FraudArrest #Confession #MirandaRights #BankScam #FraudRing #FloridaCrime #CrimeStory #PoliceBodycam #FraudScheme #CheckForgery #RealCrime #CrimeCaught
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00:00A 21-year-old guy named Joshua, who worked a regular job at Walmart in Lake Park, took a week
00:06off work, opened Instagram, and made one decision that changed everything.
00:11He saw people posting pictures of cash, messaged them asking how they were making it, and within days he was
00:17standing inside a region's bank branch, trying to cash fraudulent checks for a cut of the money.
00:22What he did not know was that the bank had already been tipped off the day before.
00:27So when he walked in this time, teller Elisa already had his description.
00:32She spotted the fake seals and out-of-range check numbers on both checks before he finished his sentence, did
00:38not process a single dollar, and quietly called the police while Joshua stood at the counter thinking everything was still
00:45going fine.
00:57All right, let me call you a bank couple.
00:58All right.
00:59All right.
00:59All right.
01:01All right.
01:01Let me just get your second.
01:02Just keep an eye on it.
01:05Okay, we got notification yesterday.
01:07Okay, what's your first name?
01:08Elisa.
01:08Last name.
01:10Your position to make?
01:11It's terminal.
01:11Okay.
01:12So what's going on today?
01:12Okay.
01:13So yesterday we got notification that he had gone to a couple other locations and cash fraudulent
01:17checks.
01:18Okay.
01:19So he's a fraudulent.
01:20He's already cashed some fraudulent ones.
01:23In different locations, right?
01:24Yeah.
01:25All right.
01:25He should be in military and he found out there.
01:28Okay.
01:29Well, sir, do you know anything about those cases over there?
01:32Were they...
01:34No, I don't.
01:35I just know that he did get away with it over there and then we found out about it, so
01:41we got to look out.
01:42Okay.
01:42If you don't mind me asking, how can you confirm this interaction checks?
01:45Because the other checks have different check stock.
01:48Okay.
01:48And the seal is different and they're out of range.
01:52Okay.
01:52So this part here or the...
01:54That part.
01:55That part there.
01:55Okay.
01:58And you can confirm this, right?
02:00Is that correct?
02:00Yes.
02:01Okay.
02:02Okay.
02:03All right.
02:05Do you swear to tell the truth and look about the truth so I can help you get?
02:07That's a sworn statement?
02:08Yes.
02:08Do you swear to tell the truth?
02:10Yes.
02:10Okay.
02:10I'm gonna put your hand up and...
02:11Yes.
02:12Okay.
02:13All right.
02:15And these were the only two that he was trying to cash out?
02:17Yes.
02:18Outside on State Road 7, a guy named Kashawn was sitting in a private rental car waiting
02:23for Joshua to walk out with the money.
02:25The moment police rolled up, Kashawn did not drive off.
02:29He did something that the sergeant clocked immediately.
02:32He eased out of the car and started slowly walking away from the vehicle like he had absolutely
02:38nothing to do with it.
02:39The sergeant called him back.
02:41Kashawn claimed he just happened to park there, did not know the car was involved,
02:45and insisted he was not the driver.
02:48He was standing three feet from the car he drove there.
02:51The keys were sitting in his own pocket.
02:544-4-1-13-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P.
03:02They all running away, huh?
03:04Anybody else in the car?
03:06The intersection on the east side of the canal, white male, black shorts.
03:12We have 3-4-3-7-10-12.
03:15We're shooting a bow and arrow at the iguanas but aiming toward traffic.
03:22Yo!
03:33Don't get hit!
03:37How are you doing man?
03:39Hey, is that your Cadillac?
03:45No?
03:46Alright let's go back over there, we'll talk.
03:50Are you going to leave your boys hanging at the back?
03:52I'll check the holes.
03:55Are you going to leave your boys hanging at the back?
03:58What's up?
04:00What do you mean?
04:02What do you mean?
04:03I'm going to watch me with you, bro.
04:05I'll get back.
04:10Why'd you leave the car, bro?
04:11This is not my road.
04:12I rode out there with them, boys.
04:14It's not my road.
04:14Oh, with them, boys.
04:15Right.
04:16So you're just going to leave them hanging over here in the bank on your phone?
04:19I'm angry.
04:19I don't see any active moments.
04:21You got your ID?
04:22I'm blackmailed.
04:22I don't know.
04:24Hell no.
04:25You have the keys to the car?
04:26Oh, shit.
04:27Yeah, you gave me the keys.
04:28All right, let me get the keys.
04:31Hear me out, bro.
04:32Okay?
04:32I ain't got any other keys.
04:33Hear me out.
04:34Hear me out.
04:34Hear me out.
04:35Okay?
04:36Let me talk to you.
04:36Okay?
04:38If you're going to treat us like we're dumb, let me, let me, can I finish?
04:42Bro, what you doing?
04:43All right.
04:44Let me tell you.
04:44Let me tell you what I'm going to say.
04:46You opened that back door and you crawled out.
04:48I swear to God, roll the camera.
04:50Stop.
04:51We're done.
04:51All right, give me your ID, man.
04:52I didn't crawl out.
04:54I literally saw you get out of the car, bro.
04:56You seen me crawl out of the car?
04:57Yeah.
04:57Did you come out the passenger side?
04:59I visibly stood out.
05:00Did you come out the passenger side, yes or no?
05:01No, I came out of this door right there.
05:03That's passenger side, right?
05:04Yeah, it's not the passenger's door though right here.
05:06This is your car or not?
05:07Keep showing me out of the car.
05:12Whose car is this?
05:14Is it stolen?
05:15Nah.
05:16Then I swore it up.
05:18I crawled out of there though.
05:19I crawled out of there like this right here.
05:20Just like that.
05:22Just like that.
05:24Hey, how do you think I, out of everybody walking, how did I point you out?
05:28I done dealt with the police before.
05:30No problem.
05:30I did not crawl out of the car.
05:31Okay.
05:32You know why you can't even look at me?
05:34I did not crawl out of the car, gang.
05:35But you came out of the car, right?
05:36I came out.
05:37I did not crawl out of the car, gang.
05:38You came out of the car?
05:39You trying to make it like I'm, like I'm, like I'm trying to fuck you.
05:40All right, you came out of the car?
05:41I'm not hiring for.
05:43Why'd you leave?
05:44Why'd you leave?
05:45Hey, why'd you leave?
05:45Why didn't I get out of there?
05:47Oh, what do you mean?
05:48I didn't know this car was involved.
05:50I just parked.
05:50You mean, man, stop.
05:51Like a dumb, bro.
05:53Send it off and forth for you.
05:54You see, bro, come back to the car so you pulled in front of it, gang.
06:01You're not fooling nobody, bro.
06:03You know, what do you think you're fooling?
06:05You, you're not fooling me.
06:07Wait, wait, wait, are we rolling up right here and you start creeping out over here?
06:12I didn't creep.
06:13You just walked away, left your boy back.
06:14I literally walked.
06:16Roll 614-737-510-729-0.
06:21What are the police up here?
06:22You see what I mean?
06:23That's weird.
06:25That's weird.
06:26Okay.
06:28I think you just picked this car up today.
06:30From what, Red's the spot?
06:32Huh?
06:32From Red's the spot?
06:33Yeah, private room.
06:35812-24 for FDA.
06:39I had two guys you're riding with.
06:41Are you two brothers?
06:42Why you trying to do me like that, though, bro?
06:45He don't even want to talk to me.
06:47That's the sergeant, ain't it?
06:49Sarge.
06:51Sarge.
06:51After 3-6 today?
06:53Back on channel.
06:58Sarge, don't even want to talk to against me, man.
07:01I'll do my salt, bro.
07:01Just hang tight real quick.
07:04You got no warrants on that?
07:05You're straight with me, man, all right?
07:07What about sergeant don't like me, though?
07:10Sarge.
07:11Patience.
07:12Hey, do my salt.
07:12Come over here, Sarge.
07:14Just have a seat right here real quick.
07:15Can I go to talk?
07:16Yeah, you can talk to me, but hold for a second.
07:18What's up, man?
07:19Why you don't like me, bro?
07:20I love you, bro.
07:21How you doing this right here?
07:22I love you.
07:22You hate me.
07:23Not at all.
07:24You hate me, bro.
07:25Not at all, man.
07:26Some of this monster back here.
07:28All right.
07:28No, you can't go through it, though.
07:29No, no, no, no.
07:30You can't go through it.
07:31Just hang tight.
07:35So, you're saying that you think this vehicle is registered, right?
07:39You're saying that you think this vehicle is a rental.
07:42It's rented, yeah.
07:43But we're trying to see who it's rented to.
07:45It's a private rental.
07:48So, did you rent it?
07:49No, no, no, no, no.
07:50Who rented it?
07:51That's who we're trying to get a hold of.
07:53Because you say you're in the passenger seat, right?
07:55Yeah.
07:56No, no, no.
07:57I'm right here.
07:58Right.
07:58That's passenger.
07:59No, this is not passenger.
08:00This passenger seat, no.
08:01What would you call that, then?
08:02That's the back seat.
08:04Oh, okay.
08:05So, to us, that's passenger.
08:07So, we're trying to see who this vehicle belongs to, man.
08:12His own friend Joshua later confirmed on record that Kashawn was behind the wheel.
08:17Kashawn's entire denial fell apart in real time, and he still kept pushing it.
08:22When officers brought Joshua outside and read him his Miranda rights, the officer said one thing.
08:28Honesty goes a long way.
08:30Joshua did not need to be asked twice.
08:33He laid out the entire operation from beginning to end.
08:37He saw the Instagram posts.
08:39He messaged the people.
08:41They offered him fast cash.
08:43They handed him the checks.
08:45And they told him what to do.
08:46He said he thought it was harmless.
08:48He said he convinced himself it was not that serious.
08:52His girlfriend was four months pregnant.
08:54He had a real job.
08:56He even said he had a dream about the scheme before he did it, and it shook him.
08:59And he still showed up the next morning to run it again.
09:02The interview was concluded on record at 1238.
09:06And every word of it was a full voluntary confession.
09:10All right, so listen, man.
09:12Before I ask you any questions, I'm going to read you Miranda real quick, all right, man?
09:14All right.
09:17He's a good kid, though.
09:18He's a good kid.
09:19All right, so listen, bro.
09:20We're going to warn you, before you make any statements, that you have the following constitutional rights.
09:34With those rights in mind, you want to talk about it real quick, bro?
09:36Honestly, it goes a long way, man.
09:37You know what I mean?
09:37Yeah.
09:38So it's, listen, we know who you are.
09:43You've got a pass, right?
09:44Yeah.
09:45Okay, we're not sure.
09:46I'm trying to be as man to man as transparent as you and I, right?
09:49So we obviously know the must of the just of what's going on here.
09:54So you want to tell me what's going on with this check-in, Kimmy?
09:57Yeah, so I basically, like, got influenced, like, for real, though, like, I was, I took a wig off from
10:03work.
10:04Okay.
10:04I don't really cut my wrist off, but I took a wig off from work.
10:07I went on Instagram, seen a couple dudes flashing money.
10:13Yeah.
10:14So I wonder, like, how they get, I always wonder how they get it.
10:18So, like, I asked them, like, how you, uh, how you doing, like, what are you doing to get all
10:22this money?
10:23And they say, bro, you trying to get, like, how early are you?
10:26Like, this, I'm telling you, like, man to man, like, fast cash, like they say, bro, how you trying to
10:31get in the loop?
10:32Mm-hmm.
10:32So I'm like, yeah, like, like, like, you know, like, I'm thinking, like, okay, but I don't, you know, like,
10:40bad things, but, like, I'm thinking, like, like, how, like.
10:43Well, this was harmless.
10:44You're thinking a little more of, like, being harmless, right, type of thing?
10:47Yeah, like, like, I'm going to start kind of do, I kind of felt it was harmless, so I had
10:51a dream about this stuff, too.
10:52Yeah, yeah.
10:53So, like, it kind of, like, kind of suit me, though.
10:57How old are you?
10:5821.
10:5921, all right, you see, man, you're young, bro.
11:01Yeah, I just got a baby.
11:03I'm not here to give you a spiel and do the whole pep talk thing, but you're young, and when
11:07you started going a certain path, and I'm not trying to be the, you know, I'm sure you heard it,
11:10you got to tread carefully with this type of stuff, bro, because at the end of the day, if it's
11:14not this, it's something else that's going to catch up.
11:16You see, you had a baby on the way?
11:18Yeah, she's four months now.
11:19Yeah, she's young, bro.
11:20She's innocent.
11:21You know what I'm saying?
11:22I work at Walmart.
11:24We met at Walmart, actually.
11:25Which Walmart do you work at?
11:26Lake Park.
11:27Lake Park.
11:27All right, so you don't work at K and S.
11:30Yeah, I don't know what that is at all.
11:33I know.
11:34All right, man.
11:35So, you understand that what you did right here was a crime, right?
11:38Yeah.
11:40All right.
11:40So, you're openly admitting you telling me this, that you actually tried to use a sports check to cash check?
11:44Yeah, they told me if I cash this, they'll give me a certain amount.
11:48I get him.
11:48All right, bro.
11:49So, yeah.
11:50All right, bro.
11:51All right, so what I'm going to do for you, where's your brother at?
11:53Oh, I have a brother.
11:54The other kid that looks just like you, is that your, that's not your brother?
11:56No, my brother.
11:58He looks like your brother.
11:59The other kid that came with you, he looks just like your brother.
12:00Where's he at?
12:01My brother.
12:02No, the other one that was right here.
12:03Oh, that's, I think that's somebody else.
12:05Oh, somebody else again?
12:05Yeah, that's my brother.
12:06He looks just like you, that's what I'm saying, is that your brother?
12:08Who's your boy over there?
12:10Uh, that's my friend.
12:12Your friend?
12:13Do you see how funny it was, bro?
12:14When we rolled up, your friend started walking away from the car.
12:16My sergeant saw that.
12:17For real?
12:17Yeah, he said, why are you walking away?
12:19And he's like, man, I don't want no part of this.
12:21So, he knew something was right.
12:22He knew the whole thing, too.
12:24All right, listen, what do you have on your person right now?
12:28This on my phone.
12:30Hey, do you guys have your work phone with you?
12:33You might take a picture of this front and back, just for evidence, because I'm trying
12:37to find my work phone in my car and I can't find it.
12:39So, I have no idea where it's at.
12:40Oh, my goodness.
12:41Is that your school ID and all that stuff?
12:43Oh, my house key.
12:44House key?
12:45You can hold on to it.
12:45I'm not going to take it from you.
12:47All right, listen, man.
12:48This concludes the interview at 1238.
12:52All right, so, what we have here right now is, I'm going to be straight up honest with you,
12:55you're going to go for the ride, right?
12:58There's no other choice, man.
12:59You literally openly admitted to everything to me on what's going on, trying to make a
13:02fast buck.
13:03I understand it.
13:04No, I understand.
13:05When you go in, listen, you got a past of doing something to someone like this.
13:09You got to stop, bro, because at the end of the day, it's all just traceable, man.
13:13Do you see what I'm saying?
13:13Yeah, I just...
13:14It all catches up to you in due time, so...
13:15I understand.
13:16Joshua was charged with two counts of forgery.
13:20You big one, can you turn around, put your hands behind Rebecca, just make sure if I need
13:22two calls or not.
13:24You can keep your phone on you in the meantime, and then we're going to go from there.
13:27Do it like you're praying?
13:28I want to see if I might need to use two cuffs on you or not.
13:30Do it like you're praying?
13:31My wrist kind of...
13:32It hurts?
13:32Yeah, it's kind of...
13:33Bro, I cut my electric button, but...
13:38You have a second pair or you need one?
13:40I got a second pair in the car.
13:41I just want to make sure if he's good with this one.
13:43I'll be right in the car.
13:44You straight with this one like this here?
13:46Yeah, I got my wrist from home.
14:15All right.
14:16You know, if I would have ran...
14:17No, no, I'm not talking about running out.
14:19I wish...
14:19I wish...
14:19I'm not talking about running out.
14:21You were what?
14:21You were this one?
14:21You never seen that movie?
14:22No, no, no.
14:22Hell no.
14:23I'm not...
14:23I know...
14:25I know that.
14:25I'm not...
14:25I'm not dumb.
14:26I'm dumb, but I ain't dumb.
14:30You never seen that movie?
14:32Yeah, it's a good one.
14:33You should watch it.
14:36I'm talking...
14:36I don't watch a movie.
14:37You should.
14:38But I was in jail.
14:39You should.
14:40You should watch movies so that you're not...
14:43Oh, damn.
14:43I saw that you're doing this one.
14:45That boy got locked up.
14:50Chee, ee, wee, ee, ee, wee, ee.
14:57Do we know what his name is?
15:01Chisel, wazol, whoa.
15:04That got crazy awkward like within seconds.
15:11Awkward.
15:16This is like this thing you might tell him.
15:18Huh?
15:19No, no, no. Yeah, don't worry about it. We're going to tell him.
15:21I might tell him. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
15:24Yeah.
15:24Whose car is it?
15:25He doesn't know. It's a rental car.
15:27It's a rental? Who did you rent it from?
15:29I didn't rent it.
15:30Who rented it?
15:31It's a private rental car.
15:32Who rented it?
15:39Exactly.
15:40The dude over there.
15:42Is it rental? Is it stolen?
15:43I think it's rental.
15:44Is it rental?
15:46Were you driving the car?
15:47I don't have a license.
15:49No, say who's driving the car.
15:51I think he was the end driving.
15:52He was driving the car?
15:53Yeah.
15:54Or are you just staying quiet for some reason?
15:57No, people get hurt like that out here.
16:00Okay.
16:01None of your mouth gets you hurt.
16:02I mean...
16:03I can't say too much.
16:04Maybe it's different because it's private rental.
16:07Yeah, it's a private rental.
16:08When you get like an Enterprise or Avis or Budget or whatever,
16:12when you sign that rental agreement,
16:14your name's on it.
16:15It's a rental agreement.
16:17Yeah, and then if you have an additional driver,
16:19that driver's name has to be on the agreement as well, right?
16:22Yeah, it's a...
16:23So, if you're driving the car and your name's on the agreement,
16:26that's a problem, right?
16:27Hey, uh...
16:28What are you doing?
16:29He was driving.
16:31He was driving.
16:32Which way?
16:33Hey, according to his boy, he was driving.
16:35Oh, man.
16:38I wasn't driving.
16:43I don't care.
16:44That's so weird.
16:46Key in the pocket too, right?
16:48No.
16:48Oh, it's time for me to go...
16:51You can do me a favor.
16:52You can sit down.
16:54Cut it.
16:56And then do me a favor.
16:57Cross your legs.
16:59Cross your legs.
17:01There you go.
17:02No, I can't.
17:03You're gonna cross your legs.
17:07And then give me your cell phone.
17:18You're willing to give us your code for your phone?
17:24Oh, you're willing to give us your...
17:25For what?
17:25For your phone.
17:26For what?
17:27So, the way it's gonna hit is we're seizing your phone, and then we're gonna put it in
17:31evidence.
17:32Okay?
17:33For this case.
17:34Once we...
17:35We're gonna do a search warrant, unless you're willing to give us consent to go through your
17:38phone right now, then we can release the phone back to you.
17:41If not, then it goes through the system.
17:44Sometimes the system can destroy your phone and you're not gonna be able to get it back.
17:47Or if people voluntarily give us the code, it's easier for you to get your phone...
17:52Your phone back.
17:54Are you willing to give us consent to get your code?
17:56No.
17:56Take it and get you done.
17:57No problem.
17:58Appreciate it.
17:59Hey, and I have to do that with this.
18:01Yes.
18:04And is your license valid?
18:06Suspended?
18:08With knowledge?
18:09No, no, no.
18:10No, I called him yesterday.
18:12Uh-huh.
18:13Is your license suspended yesterday?
18:14Yes, suspended.
18:15I called him and they said that my wife's name is, uh...
18:19The case is closed.
18:21You know it's a crime to drive with a license...
18:23A suspended license, right?
18:24But they said...
18:25That's what I'm saying.
18:26I called him and said the case is...
18:27When was your case...
18:28When was it suspended for?
18:30How long ago?
18:32My...
18:32I was suspended for like...
18:35Years?
18:41I don't know.
18:42I think they spit none of it.
18:43Did you ever go and get it reinstated?
18:46Reinstated?
18:47You gotta pay a reinstatement fee to get your license valid.
18:49What you mean reinstated?
18:51When your license gets suspended, you have to get it reinstated, right?
18:55So it goes from suspended to valid.
18:57What you mean reinstated?
18:58That's the...
18:58That's the term.
18:59It's the terminology the state of Florida uses.
19:02When you need to get your license back from suspended to valid, you have to reinstate your license.
19:09Right?
19:09And you have to pay a reinstatement fee to do that.
19:12And that's when they issue you a new driver's license.
19:15Do you ever do that?
19:17Nah.
19:18So that your license is still suspended.
19:19So you mean...
19:21Which you know that.
19:22And then if you drive...
19:23No, no, no.
19:23I thought it was...
19:24I thought it was good.
19:25No, you said the case is closed, but that doesn't...
19:27Yeah.
19:27You didn't say...
19:28That's what you just asked.
19:29When he just asked you...
19:30Yeah, yeah, yeah.
19:31When he just asked you...
19:32I told him from the...
19:32I told you from the time I was suspended.
19:34I'm not...
19:35I don't know.
19:35So...
19:36So here, man.
19:36But I...
19:37Let me tell you something.
19:38Alright.
19:39So...
19:40You know what integrity is?
19:41So if I...
19:41Can I finish?
19:42Can I finish yesterday?
19:43If I was to get charged with what I'm getting charged with, driving or suspended license?
19:46No.
19:47So...
19:48Well, we're still investigating stuff.
19:49But do you understand what integrity is?
19:52Mm-hmm.
19:52Okay.
19:53Do you know what telling the truth is?
19:56Mm-hmm.
19:56Okay.
19:57Alright.
19:57So what it...
19:59What's done is done.
20:00Yeah.
20:00Okay.
20:01Alright.
20:02We all know you're driving this car.
20:05Now, we would rather you be honest and say, hey, listen, I was driving this car and it
20:09is what it is and we'll give you a ticket and you go on your way.
20:11Right?
20:12Or you can keep on saying, no, I wasn't driving this car and da-da-da-da-da-da.
20:16You understand?
20:17Like, but why even lie?
20:20I'm just tired of going to tell, man.
20:22No, you ain't going to tell.
20:23I'm just tired of going to tell.
20:28Yeah.
20:29We'll go ahead and tip 15 until we figure out what we have right now.
20:31Totally.
20:35Sit up.
20:36Sit up.
20:38One, two, three.
20:39Up.
20:40There you go.
20:41Good job.
20:45All side.
20:50Until we figure out we got everything going on.
20:52We know you're driving the vehicle.
20:53You have the key to your car.
20:54At the minimum right now, it's suspended with knowledge.
20:57Okay?
20:58That's the minimum.
20:59The people on Instagram who built the whole scheme handed over the fake checks, collected
21:05whatever Joshua cashed the day before at the other two branches, and recruited a 21-year-old
21:10with a pregnant girlfriend and a Walmart paycheck.
21:13Every single one of them walked away completely free.
21:17Joshua and Kashan were the only two who got caught.
21:21The ones who designed it never even showed up.
21:26I'm not hungry.
21:26It's not fun.
21:26You're not hungry.
21:32The other people were around theентиkis runs, so I'm not hungry.
21:32I'm hungry.
21:32I'm hungry.
21:32You're hungry.
21:32You
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