Charlie Hartman

So they arrested me and they take me downtown and they take me into the room and see, you know, use the interrogation, big interrogation. They're like, all right, tell us where your boss is. Tell us who the guy is. I'm like, I'm the guy. Right. What are you talking about? No, no, no, no, no. Who are you working for? Like, where's all the equipment at? Who are you working for?

So they arrested me and they take me downtown and they take me into the room and see, you know, use the interrogation, big interrogation. They're like, all right, tell us where your boss is. Tell us who the guy is. I'm like, I'm the guy. Right. What are you talking about? No, no, no, no, no. Who are you working for? Like, where's all the equipment at? Who are you working for?

So they arrested me and they take me downtown and they take me into the room and see, you know, use the interrogation, big interrogation. They're like, all right, tell us where your boss is. Tell us who the guy is. I'm like, I'm the guy. Right. What are you talking about? No, no, no, no, no. Who are you working for? Like, where's all the equipment at? Who are you working for?

I'm like, there is no equipment. I don't have anything. They're like, no, no, no, we've pulled your address, and we see you've gotten thousands of packages delivered here, and you've gotten all in your area. Who are you working for? It's like, you know, just snitch is okay. I'm like, I would have snitched. I'm going to jail here. Like, I got nobody to snitch on but myself.

I'm like, there is no equipment. I don't have anything. They're like, no, no, no, we've pulled your address, and we see you've gotten thousands of packages delivered here, and you've gotten all in your area. Who are you working for? It's like, you know, just snitch is okay. I'm like, I would have snitched. I'm going to jail here. Like, I got nobody to snitch on but myself.

I'm like, there is no equipment. I don't have anything. They're like, no, no, no, we've pulled your address, and we see you've gotten thousands of packages delivered here, and you've gotten all in your area. Who are you working for? It's like, you know, just snitch is okay. I'm like, I would have snitched. I'm going to jail here. Like, I got nobody to snitch on but myself.

And they're just, they're like baffled. They don't know what to charge me with. They don't know to charge me with fraud. They don't know to charge me with, you know, they finally end up charging me with attaining property on a false pretense. And I'm like – Do they have a dollar amount? Because I'm assuming nothing. Just for that particular one. That's all they ever got me for at this point.

And they're just, they're like baffled. They don't know what to charge me with. They don't know to charge me with fraud. They don't know to charge me with, you know, they finally end up charging me with attaining property on a false pretense. And I'm like – Do they have a dollar amount? Because I'm assuming nothing. Just for that particular one. That's all they ever got me for at this point.

And they're just, they're like baffled. They don't know what to charge me with. They don't know to charge me with fraud. They don't know to charge me with, you know, they finally end up charging me with attaining property on a false pretense. And I'm like – Do they have a dollar amount? Because I'm assuming nothing. Just for that particular one. That's all they ever got me for at this point.

So they basically take me in front of the magistrate. I've never been in trouble before. The magistrate R&Rs me, lets me go on my own bond. I'm back on the street. The detective calls me like a week later. He's like – I don't have a lawyer. I went to the arraignment and or whatever. And and I was like, I guess we'll get an attorney or whatever.

So they basically take me in front of the magistrate. I've never been in trouble before. The magistrate R&Rs me, lets me go on my own bond. I'm back on the street. The detective calls me like a week later. He's like – I don't have a lawyer. I went to the arraignment and or whatever. And and I was like, I guess we'll get an attorney or whatever.

So they basically take me in front of the magistrate. I've never been in trouble before. The magistrate R&Rs me, lets me go on my own bond. I'm back on the street. The detective calls me like a week later. He's like – I don't have a lawyer. I went to the arraignment and or whatever. And and I was like, I guess we'll get an attorney or whatever.

And my mom was like, I didn't know how serious trouble I was in.

And my mom was like, I didn't know how serious trouble I was in.

And my mom was like, I didn't know how serious trouble I was in.

Like, like, like they were building a case because they're like they're like they have years of this stuff. Like they're like, like, you know, we're going to, you know, so the so they get me to get me back downtown. And then I went to an attorney and I guess they're working a deal out. They don't care at this point about what I've done. They just want to know how I did it.

Like, like, like they were building a case because they're like they're like they have years of this stuff. Like they're like, like, you know, we're going to, you know, so the so they get me to get me back downtown. And then I went to an attorney and I guess they're working a deal out. They don't care at this point about what I've done. They just want to know how I did it.

Like, like, like they were building a case because they're like they're like they have years of this stuff. Like they're like, like, you know, we're going to, you know, so the so they get me to get me back downtown. And then I went to an attorney and I guess they're working a deal out. They don't care at this point about what I've done. They just want to know how I did it.

So the deal I strike with them is show us how you did it and you'll walk on probation.

So the deal I strike with them is show us how you did it and you'll walk on probation.