Kid Finds Mom’s Drugs, Calls Cops and Gets Her Arrested

He asked for my phone, went to the bathroom, asked me to play a video, closed the door behind him and was there for a long time. I know I hear Tony's voice on the phone and I say, You're leaving and I'm moving the doorknob? This is going pretty well, yeah, so you didn't know what he had or what he was doing? I didn't know, I don't know anything about anything until this, you knocked on the door, but you came. They went down to the door together because they were next to each other when the The door opened was um I heard the knock on the door and then um I heard the bathroom door open I've been sitting here on the stairs like you're coming out are you coming?

I'm like let's sleep on the floor. I'm like playing a game with him, but I'm like what not, so he comes running. I heard you at the door and we were there together. She didn't see that he had that in her hand no, I don't even know what this is, I don't know what any of that was. Happ um, so what we're going to do is obviously we're going to test it and make sure we find out what it is. Well, I mean, to me it probably looks like meth, you know, you know what meth is or whatever, I mean, come on, everyone knows what methods you've seen Breaking Bad, I mean, Jesus, I've never seen Breaking Bad, well , you should, um, but come on. just be very honest, okay so it's not good that this stuff was in the house wherever it was, whatever it is, let's say it's illegal narcotics, it's terrible that a 9 year old could find that and have access to it and know it. what's it like to call the police and have us come here and check on you and him. um, to be honest, yeah, you're in trouble, you know you're in trouble, I'm in trouble, yeah, you're in trouble. some problems um honestly, well, yeah, I mean, from our point of view, the door opens and he hands me what could be a couple of ounces of meth, right?

That came from your house. I'm 100% freaking out right now, so everything. "What we do and everything we say is always recorded, we have body cameras on right now, it's recording you crying and I'm not crying, I know, but I get upset and I don't think you don't know what it is," he says. he found it under your nightstand. I guess you were asking him to look for a wallet or something earlier and he bumped into it while he was looking for something for you now. I have never done it in my life. I don't even know now.

KRA I I spoke with CPS before I spoke to you. I guess they talked to you in December and there were three cases, yes, there were many, we're talking like normal people and the case that they investigated back then that was unsubstantiated was possible use of illegal narcotics that they were investigating, um, this all belongs In my opinion and my ex-husband's opinion, I understand it and understand it, but those are only the accusations that were weighed against him in December. possible Right narcotics this this this this and this so my thing with you is H honesty isn't going to get you out of some of the TR problems you're in tonight, however, if you would like to start getting real with us and say " okay this" is what we are doing this is what it is I want to get help and I want you to help me Maybe wait KRA maybe there are some avenues that we can work with you to help you a little bit to mitigate the circumstances that you like Tonight, what do you mean by help?

I don't understand what we're talking about here, well, if what we have in your house is a pretty large amount of meth, I don't know what you're talking about. Honestly, I've been sitting here talking to each other this whole time and I have no idea what it is. This, okay, I don't have it, but this is your house, this is my house, right, that's your cup over there. right, this is my everything, right, so the legal standard generally is that this is your house, that everything in the house you have in possession and if we get something you can technically be responsible for, not if this is

drugs

or whatever.

It's not mine and I don't know what else to tell you so would you be willing to take a urine test? I'm not willing to do anything I have, I'm just asking you so you won't be willing. to do a urinalysis tonight nothing at all like methamphetamines cocaine I'm not willing to do anything now because my ex-husband put in so many but if you're clean it will help your case even though I'm not, why do it? I have a good case for us because you're saying you don't know what this is and what a case like let's say because you just gave us what appears to be a large amount of methamphetamine and then let's say you helped us and you took a drug test. and it was completely clean for a long time.

She had no idea there were

drugs

in her house and yet she refused to take a urine test. The officers are seen testing the contents of the Ziploc bag, which they confirm. be meth and a lot, yes, that's a lot of meth, well, that's more meth than I would use in a week's worth of laundry detergent. I have four children living in my house, given the police confirmation of meth, then I read Kendra along with her. Miranda Rights apparently took her by surprise, so just because we've been here for a while and we've restricted your movement, you have the right to remain silent, uhhuh, if you give up that right, you can say whatever you say. will be used against you in a court of law.

I just want to read this to you since we are restricting her movement. It doesn't allow him to go up the stairs. She has the right to speak to an attorney for any questioning and to have an attorney. present while answering any question, if you cannot pay, a lawyer will be appointed, as long as it is free of charge, you can decide to answer any question now or you can stop at any time and ask to speak to a lawyer before any question continues if you decide stop responding. questions once everyone has started all questions will stop you understand all that basically don't talk to us and if you do it will be used against you in court so we're almost done.

I just wanted to run. Yours again, news to you, that whole bag of white powdery substance is not yours, not mine, not even anyone I can think of that I know would be associated with that, we tested it and it tested positive for meth. . I didn't know anyone must have it, so yeah, it's positive now. We're going to forward this to our narcotics agents or our narcotics officers. You know, maybe you've changed your mind, maybe you want to talk to them. I'm just letting you know that they will be able to copy the report. Maybe you want to talk to them.

I could help you with your situation. You know, if you do, you can ask any officer you come in contact with. But at this point. They're going to put him under arrest for possession of a controlled substance L, literally, I understand that he can disagree with everything he wants, okay. I don't get it, okay, your son found a bag, oh my gosh, he allegedly tested positive for meth under his nightstand, you have the right to say that, but the way our laws work, if we have motive or probable cause to believe a crime occurred and you are within our reach, we can make that arrest so you have shoes.

I know I don't understand this. Like, literally, who can I talk to his sergeant or something? This is not my thing. This is not. I didn't commit a crime. This is nothing. it's um he has access to my house I don't understand what's going on right now this isn't but it's just you and your son living here you told me I have a boyfriend who has access to the door of my house I don't know this guy this good , yet this is what I do, I give you his name, I don't know what I'm supposed to do, this is not mine, you didn't even say yourself that you wouldn't really want to take a drug test either.

I don't know what I'm supposed to do now well, I can't give you advice on what to do, um, but I'm not a crime, I didn't commit a crime, well, it's possession of a controlled substance, um, it's in your house. um, this is your house, this is not mine, I don't even know this was here, I can't even understand or comprehend the fact that there are drugs in my house, meanwhile the officers applauded Long's son who was still outside . with his father, good job buddy, proud of you, you did the right thing, never hesitate to call us if you feel like you are in trouble, it's okay, it's okay, thanks again, thanks for calling us sir, they let them both go to avoid the 9- A one year old boy saw his mother being taken to the back of the patrol car, the officers then handcuffed her as she continues to say she had no idea how the bag of meth ended up in her house.

Any 137 God, it seems like we just left the academy, I understand the rest, those damn ones feel good, okay, do me a favor, take two steps forward, two steps for bigger steps, there take a step back, no , okay, I'll check you in once you get to the car, oh, I did. Is that wrong or what not, you did it right, there are only cameras in the car and since you are a woman, I am a man, we have to do everything with the cameras, no one sees you, it's like 2 in the morning, it's not the morning , but. 1: in the morning, what is that?

I mean, I didn't, this is not me and I literally get it, it's bad, I'm so angry right now, I just want to give you his name, this car is mine, let's stand in front of it. Those black bumpers. I'm just going to do a quick search. There's a video camera and everything. That way, everything is professional. There's nothing in your pockets. Yeah, I saw you put your pants on, so I'm pretty sure you're ready. right rear passenger rear seat rear passenger rear seat police then took her to jail according to local reports police

arrested

Long for drug trafficking and child abuse she posted $25,000 bail that same day according to 8 news now prosecutors found messages from texts that showed Long was dealing drugs from her home while her son was present was sentenced to 2 years of probation that prosecutors say she violated months later she has since been sent to an inpatient drug treatment program and will remain in probation for another two years.

The report also states that her son continues to live with her father reporting for Los Angeles and Crime I'm Elizabeth Muller