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Today we're going after Lupelele Antonio.
On the street she's known as Chrissy.
She hangs around in Chinatown.
She's an alleged dope dealer.
So Beth is trying to find out which
corners she's responsible for.
Then we'll go down there and snag her.
Lupelele just won't get it.
The judge keeps ordering her in, and she just won't go.
The plan right now is we're following Ili because Ili
knows her, knows her hangouts.
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Ili knows the streets better than anybody.
[speaking spanish].
She sort of goes down deep in there and can
mill around and can get information
that other people cannot get.
I once was an ex-convict myself.
And I went in for beating up someone, my neighbor.
She sort of went down the path that Duane went down.
And Duane taught her about, you know, if you get a job
and you pretend to be good, pretty soon
you just become good.
Duane and Beth really helped me be strong and always tell me
that it's going to be better.
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Ah, you seen Chrissy?
Seven, eight.
Girlie, Nikita-- get you girl.
Yeah, OK.
Where are you?
OK.
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Beth.
Where's Beth?
Stand back.
You stand back right now.
Like this, Iliya?
Don't tell me it's like this.
Lupelele, you got anything on you that might hurt me or you?
Miss you by one second yesterday.
Right?
One second.
What are you involved about?
That's my ex-boyfriend.
Listen, if I book you in jail, then it's going to be worse.
I don't have nothing in my mouth.
OK.
You [beep] hid her, you [beep] punk.
You know she's wanted.
You lying [beep].
When you ever need a [beep] favor, not.
She won't even lift up her tongue.
None of that.
OK, open your tongue.
Let me see, ah.
OK, check her hair.
When I walked in the front, maybe like 10 seconds,
then Chrissy came walking by.
She pretty much knew that Dog was looking for her.
But when she seen me today, she couldn't
turn back because I gave her my eye contact,
and I told her to come.
And so she came.
You shouldn't have jumped bond.
You should have gone to court.
I went to court on the wrong day.
- Well. - They told me--
The same thing.
They told me it was on the 5th.
I went on the 5th.
I went on the 5th, and they said it was on the 2nd.
So--
Well, you know--
I didn't do nothing.
How old are you?
21.
21?
We'll see what we can do to help her out.
My dad always will, you know what I mean?
He's like that.
He may get aggressive at first, but I guarantee you
right now in the car, you know, he's
trying to comfort her and tell her not to worry, you know.
Where's your mom and daddy live?
In LA.
Well, you need to go see Mom and Daddy.
This is not a life.
Can you sing or dance or something?
I can sing.
My dad's a pastor.
Oh, my God.
See, you cannot do this.
What kind of religion?
Gospel.
Is that haole your boyfriend?
Yeah.
Yeah, get away from that demon.
I mean, come on.
You were raised-- you know more scripture than I do, right?
Lupelele, this is a warning right now.
Here I am standing at the end of the train, all aboard.
This is probably your last warning, Lupelele.
And God said because your father is a preacher,
I owe you one chance.
This is about your soul.
You guys tell her, Ili, how it's hard.
Ili had to go to prison before she straightened up.
I'm just doing my job.
You know?
I can help you get back out.
We're looking for a cashier.
You want a job?
I can hook you up a job.
See, step one.
What scripture are you thinking
about right now, Chrissy?
Close your eyes.
What's it say?
Though I walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death,
I will fear no evil, for thou art with me.
Thy rod and thy staff comfort me.
Right?
That was my mom's good scripture too.
I feel sorry for her.
So just minor crimes, but she really needs a job.
She needs to get away from those older guys.
And, you know, she really should go home.
I might bail her out again if she gets a job
and sticks to a pretty regimented schedule.
OK, Chrissy, good luck honey, OK?
She's got to go see the judge first.
And when the judge makes the decision
if she should have bail or not, then
I'll make a decision if I'll get her back out or not.
I'm a little sad because she's so young.
Open up.
Hi, the crime dog wants to bring in one, please.
She has a warrant for arrest.
Ili has been through these doors on the other side.
OK, see you, Chrissy.
It's all right, Chrissy.
She saw as, I saw yesterday, by the grace
of God there goes I. This bounty hunting is great, ain't it?
[laughs] Ain't it?
Ah.
[laughs]