- Been dispatched to a citizen's assist.
Apparently, this guy leaves his bird outside in a tree.
I'm assuming a cage.
And then he believes his ex-wife took the bird.
He wants our assistance in getting the bird back.
[knocking]
Hey, man.
Sheriff's office.
- Doing all right, how about yourself?
- Uh-huh.
- She had no reason to come down here.
I had somebody staying here taking care of him.
And she just come down here and got him out of the tree
and took him over to her house.
And every time, she wants to give me a hard time
about getting my bird back.
And-- because, uh--
- So she's your ex-girlfriend?
- Why does she keep taking your bird, just to make you mad,
or be a pain, or what?
- All right, meet me up there, man.
I'll-- - Yes, sir.
- We're gonna try to assist this guy getting his bird back.
Um, he's gonna meet us over there.
I'm gonna go try to talk to his ex-girlfriend
and figure out what the deal is with this bird
if she's willing to give it up.
At this point in time, I don't think
I can make her give it up.
Um, it's more of a civil issue.
Um, if he wanted to file charges,
we could probably do something criminal,
but, obviously, proving that she took it, you know,
unless she actually has it tonight.
You know, it'll be a little difficult.
But we're just gonna to try to get him his bird back
and then put an end to this situation, so.
- What?
- Hello.
- Hi.
- Hey, Corporal Schrebier with the Sheriff's Office.
- What's up?
- Hey, I'm looking for a Jennifer.
- This, I am.
- You're Jennifer?
So what's the deal with Charles?
- You guys no longer dating?
Getting along, not getting along this week?
- All right, do you happen to have his bird?
- All right, well, can he get his bird?
- Yeah.
Charles.
Hey, let's be social.
- OK.
- Well, I think she's--
I mean, she's got him, so.
- OK. - All right, you guys.
Just-- I mean, I don't know what the deal is.
Try to stay social.
That's why you wanted me to come.
- Um, all right.
You're good, Charles.
- OK.
- All right, thanks, Jen.
- Hey, what's your name, Jennifer what?
- We've been through two house fires,
a motorcycle accident, a divorce, the whole nine yards.
Yeah, we've been through a lot together.
- He's not wanting to press charges.
But--
- Well.
- All right, I don't know if it's abandoned
or if someone's stealing a bird or taking
it when they shouldn't be.
I'm not-- look, I'm not looking to cause anybody heartache,
but I mean--
- All right.
- I appreciate it.
Thanks.
So we were able to come over, get the bird back,
return it to its rightful owner, kind of more of a civil thing.
And we just got it returned.
And we're gonna leave it at that.
I think everybody's happy here-- [dog barking]
--that the bird's been got back home.