Stephanie Soo

I need to speak to my daughter because you guys aren't allowed to speak to her at all.

That's from her lawyer.

He does not want you guys speaking to her.

I can get him on the phone and she can tell you that over the phone if that works, or I can go in and tell her not to open her mouth.

You guys did this on the weekend?

Hey, there's a warrant for her.

We would have brought her right here with no problem.

It's just unbelievable.

The officer says, the warrant was issued today.

So we executed it today.

The warrant wasn't issued earlier.

If you need to roll out the whole task to pick up an 18-year-old girl who can hardly walk out of a hospital, it's just beyond me.

Yeah, Steve, lots of things are apparently beyond you, like common sense and good parenting, opinion that I strongly hold.

Steve aggressively asks the officers, am I going to be allowed to have a two-minute conversation with her?

You cannot talk to her.

Why doesn't she get a phone call?

Which like, goddamn, your daughter is not special in anyone else's eyes but your own.

Like this is the process that they have to go through.

The officer has to explain and spell it out to Steve Sharilla.

She was just brought in.