Sheriff Mark Lamb

Boom, guy takes off.

So then we go after him.

We ended up spiking his car three times, and I think we popped at least three of his tires, if not all four.

He was still driving 80 miles per hour on the rims of his vehicle.

We finally pitted him.

We got him off to the side.

And we hear this pounding on the trunk after we take him into custody.

And he had a juvenile in the trunk of his car and he legal that it was there against his will.

We pull over cars all the time.

We've seen four runners with 16 people in it.

Pull over cars all the time that are people in it.

So it goes back to your, you asked me before, how do we know who's trafficking?

And what I started to tell you was it used to be easier because the only, the people that were trafficking worked for the cartels.

They changed their business model.

They have so much money, they were able to change the business model and it was genius.

What they said was let's employ Americans to do it.

So now they go on Snapchat and TikTok and all these things and they employ primarily kids

We've seen as young as 12 years old and they'll employ 14, 15, 16 year olds, 17, 18.

Why?

Because they know that if they're under 18, the chances of them getting charged are low.