Man Gets Exposed At His Job!

A disclaimer screen is shown with glitchy, distorted text.

Setting: graphic screen — dim

Text: "DISCLAIMER", "THE FOLLOWING CONTENT DEPICTS STUNTS PERFORMED BY TRAINED PROFESSIONALS, ACCOMPANIED BY ACTUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. ALL SUBJECTS FEATURED WITHIN THIS CONTENT ARE INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW."

A man in a car pulls up to an Arby's drive-thru window and speaks with an employee.

"Welcome to Arby's. What would you like to order today?"

Setting: Arby's drive-thru — bright, natural daylight

Text: "welcome to Arby's", "what would you like to order today?"

The man in the car turns to face the camera and begins to speak directly to the audience.

"Absolutely nothing. Arby's is disgusting. Kinda like my friend Alvin. He works at Arby's,"

Setting: inside a car at a drive-thru — bright, natural daylight from the side

A graphic of an Arby's menu item, the Crispy Chicken Club Wrap, appears on screen as the host speaks.

"and his favorite thing to get here is the number 13 with no buns."

Setting: inside a car — bright daylight, purple tint added for effect

Text: "13 CRISPY CHICKEN CLUB WRAP"

A montage begins, showing an Arby's employee (Alvin) sitting at a table, then a shot of an Arby's restaurant exterior.

"You see, Alvin not only works for the most disgusting restaurant ever, but he's trying to do the most disgusting thing ever as well."

Setting: Arby's restaurant — interior lighting, then bright daylight

The Weatherford Police Department logo is displayed over a blurry background of a residential street with police cars.

"According to Weatherford PD detectives,"

Setting: graphic overlay — dim, atmospheric

Text: "WEATHERFORD POLICE"

A quick montage shows a clip of Sean 'Diddy' Combs, then a photo of him with a young Justin Bieber, followed by an interior shot of an Arby's dining area.

"he was trying to... "diddle" a young boy at his place of work."

Setting: various — stage lighting, then bright interior lighting

Text: ""diddle""

A mugshot of Alvin Rodgers is shown on the left side of the screen, with text appearing on the right.

"Meet Alvin Rodgers. A 43-year-old man. He works at Arby's, where he claims to be the manager."

Setting: graphic screen — flat, direct flash

Text: "ALVIN RODGERS", "- 43 YEARS OLD", "- ARBY'S MANAGER"

More text is added to the graphic about Alvin Rodgers, and a small inset image of a previous arrest record appears.

"He was also previously arrested on some possession of that "Heisenberg sugar" where he's still on parole for."

Setting: graphic screen — flat, direct flash

Text: "ALVIN RODGERS", "- 43 YEARS OLD", "- ARBY'S MANAGER", "- PAST DRUG ARREST", "charge description POSS CS PG 1 >=200G<400G"

An overhead shot of a dark interrogation room transitions to the EDP Watch logo animating over it.

"on this explosive episode of EDP Watch, not only did our taste buds run away from"

Setting: interrogation room — single spotlight from above, creating harsh shadows

Text: "EDP WATCH"

A montage of disgusting-looking Arby's food photos is shown, followed by a clip of Alvin smiling and walking in his Arby's uniform.

"the disgusting Arby's food, but Alvin decided to run away as well..."

Setting: Arby's restaurant — warm interior lighting

Low-quality cop cam footage shows a person running out of a building and a red car speeding away.

"He just left up front."

Setting: outside Arby's — bright daylight

Text: "COP CAM"

Cop cam footage shows police cars pursuing another vehicle in a parking lot and on the street.

"He took off running."

Setting: street near Arby's — bright daylight

A montage of various clips from the EDP Watch series is shown, including the host in different scenarios and costumes.

Setting: montage of locations — various

Text: "EDP DETECTED"

The host, now dressed in a vest and tie, stands in a FedEx store and holds up a phone displaying a picture of Alvin.

"We are picking up our dear friend... Alvin."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent overhead lighting

The host continues to speak to the camera in the FedEx store, gesturing with the phone showing Alvin's picture.

"He is trying to meet a 13-year-old boy. He's actually a very successful man. He is actually the manager of an Arby's."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent

The host gives a close-up, intense look to the camera while making jokes about Arby's meat.

"For his lunch break, he wants a 13-year-old boy in the back of a dumpster. I guess Arby's doesn't have the meats, so he has to import it in."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent

The host continues his monologue, making a series of jokes related to the situation and Arby's.

"That meat is rotten. It's expired. It's actually illegal to eat it. It's gonna be a lot of Arby's meat jokes. You know, the jokes write themselves."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent

The host turns and speaks to a woman standing at the counter in the FedEx store, who reacts with surprise.

"Ma'am, we're gonna go catch this man right here. He's tryna meet up with a 13-year-old boy today. Oh wow."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent

The woman at the counter recalls seeing the man on her news feed, and the host makes another joke.

"I think I seen that on my news feed. He's the manager at an Arby's. I guess they really do have the meat."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent

The woman expresses her hope that the man is caught, and the host reassures her.

"Yeah, that's not funny though. I hope they do catch him. No, we're gonna catch him. Yeah."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent

The woman reacts with disgust, covering her face with her hand, as the host continues to explain the situation.

"We didn't believe him that he had the meat, but like, he showed us he did. Yeah... he needs to be absolutely punished."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent

The host walks through the aisles of the FedEx store, speaking to the camera as if addressing Alvin directly.

"Alvin, man. She said you need to be punished. It's not my call, it's her call."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent

The host speaks with a male FedEx employee at a counter, who compliments his work.

"You doing good work. Thank you, man. I appreciate you, man."

Setting: FedEx store — bright, fluorescent

The host walks out of the FedEx store, expressing gratitude for the employee's help.

"Shout out to FedEx man. He looked out on the printing. Didn't charge me at all, man."

Setting: outside FedEx store — bright, sunny daylight

The host, now in a black hoodie, stands in front of a soda fountain inside an Arby's and speaks to the camera.

"Now, due to YouTube's strict policies, we can't say the age of the decoy,"

Setting: Arby's restaurant — bright, interior lighting

The host looks directly at the camera with a knowing expression, while a graphic for the Arby's Crispy Chicken Club Wrap appears.

"but Alvin's favorite order from Arby's is the number 13."

Setting: Arby's restaurant — bright, with a purple overlay effect

Text: "13 CRISPY CHICKEN CLUB WRAP"

A graphic interface showing a text message conversation appears on screen. A photo of Alvin is on the right.

"Hey Alvin, it's Mikey from Grindr. What's up, bud? Swap pics? Sure."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Decoy: hey Alvin it's Mikey from Grindr", "Alvin: whats up bud", "Decoy: swap pics?", "Alvin: sure"

The text message graphic continues, showing more of the conversation between Alvin and the decoy.

"Or did you mean the naughty ones... lol."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: or did you mean the naughty ones....... lol"

The text conversation continues on the graphic interface, with Alvin being evasive about his age.

"Nah, just selfies lol. How old R U? Old enough... Uggghh."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Decoy: nah just selfies lol", "Decoy: How old R U?", "Alvin: old enough.....Uggghh"

The text conversation continues, with Alvin revealing his age after being flattered.

"How old? How old do you think? I dunno... 35? Thanks. Close. I look younger than I am. I'm 42."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: How old do you think", "Decoy: i dunno???.................. 35?", "Alvin: Thanks. Close i look younger than i am", "Alvin: i'm 42."

The text conversation continues. The decoy expresses concern about the age gap, and Alvin tries to reassure him.

"Well, you're prob gonna block me. No worries. Don't be scared. I'll still talk to you no matter what you say."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: no worries", "Alvin: Don't be scared", "Alvin: ill still talk no matter what you say"

The decoy reveals his (fake) age in the text chat, a crucial moment in the sting.

"Ok... I'm 13."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Decoy: Ok... im 13"

Despite the decoy revealing his age, Alvin continues the conversation and expresses paranoia about being set up.

"It's ok... you're being respectful. So how you gonna show me this ain't all some setup to get me in trouble?"

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: its ok... your being respectful", "Alvin: so how you gonna show me this aint all some setup to get me in trouble"

The text conversation continues on the graphic, with Alvin explaining his fear of being set up by law enforcement.

"Wym set up?? Well cops and people like to set up others to get in trouble over stupid poop. Bruh lol I'm not about that. Okay."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: well cops and people like to set up others to get in trouble over stupid poop"

The decoy asks Alvin directly if he is a cop, and Alvin denies it emphatically.

"R you a cop??? Ummmm nooo I'm far from it."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Decoy: R you a cop???", "Alvin: ummmm nooo im far from it"

The text conversation continues, with both parties claiming to dislike cops, and Alvin making an inappropriate joke.

"I'm far from it too... I don't like cops really. Me either unless they wanted to get naked lol."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: me either unless they wanted to get naked lol"

Alvin asks the decoy an explicit sexual question in the text chat.

"You a top bunk or bottom bunk or versatile?"

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: you a top bunk or bottom bunk or versatile?"

The decoy feigns ignorance, and Alvin proceeds to explain the explicit terms using video game analogies.

"I'm not sure what that stuff means. I'm new to all this stuff lol. I like both... both don't like each other."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: i like both... both don't like eachother"

Alvin continues his explicit and bizarre propositions using video game metaphors in the text chat.

"I'd like to Kirby your peacock and get my peacock Kirby'd and go from there."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: id like to kirby your peacock & get my peacock kirby'd and go from there"

The text conversation continues, with Alvin confirming his intentions.

"You want to do all that to me frfr? I want to make sure you enjoy what is done to you..."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: i want to make sure u enjoy what is done to u..."

The host sits at a table in an Arby's, holding a paper bag and a cup of fries, speaking to the camera.

"Now, after passing Alvin's police detector, he then began to share things with us that no young boy should ever see."

Setting: Arby's dining room — bright, interior lighting

The host picks up a potato cake from the cup, looks at it, and then at the camera before taking a bite with a dramatic expression.

"Let's just say Alvin doesn't live up to the motto of Arby's because he indeed does not have the meats."

Setting: Arby's dining room — bright, interior lighting

The text conversation graphic reappears, showing a new message from Alvin.

"Good morning."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: good morning ;)"

The text conversation continues, with the decoy reacting to an explicit photo sent by Alvin (implied, not shown).

"Oh dang, that really you? Yes sir, it is."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Decoy: Oh dang that really u", "Alvin: yes sir it is"

The text conversation continues on the graphic, with Alvin confirming he is an Arby's manager.

"I guess Arby's doesn't have the meats. I have Wednesday's off and Sunday's. Oh cool, where do you work? I'm an Arby's manager."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: im an Arby's manager"

Alvin's explicit proposition to meet in the dumpster area is shown in the text chat graphic.

"You could come up there and go in the dumpster area and tell me when you're there and I could come out and make you Kirby my peacock and I can Kirby yours."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: You could come up there and go in the dumpster area and tell me when you're there and i could come out and make you kirby my peacock and i can kirby yours"

Alvin suggests meeting in the bathroom as an alternative, and the decoy expresses concern.

"And if we're not busy, we can go to the bathroom and you tell me which one to meet you in and do the same thing in there. Won't someone see us?"

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: And if we're not busy, we can goto the bathroom and u tell me which one to meet you in and do the same thing in there.", "Decoy: wont someone see us"

Alvin dismisses the decoy's concerns, again using a video game metaphor for the planned sexual encounter.

"No, it has walls and the door closes. We could play Smash Bros and no one would know, lol."

Setting: graphic screen — digital

Text: "Alvin: No it has walls and the door closes we could play Smash Bros and no one would know lol"

The host stands inside an Arby's, holding a crumpled paper bag and speaking seriously to the camera.

"Now it was clear to me, Weatherford PD, Theodore and Simon, what Alvin's true intentions were."

Setting: Arby's restaurant — bright interior lighting

The host leans on a counter in the Arby's, looking at the camera and delivering a pun with a serious face.

"So we decided to go on and begin our investigation at the Arby's that he wanted to meet us at. It was obvious that he wanted to strike a chord, but it was most definitely a minor."

Setting: Arby's restaurant — bright interior lighting

Text: "A MINORRR"

The host is in the back of a vehicle, on the phone, explaining the plan for the sting operation.

"Okay, so this is the plan. So when we get there, I'mma go through the drive-thru. After I order the food, I'mma put his d*ck pic in the bag."

Setting: moving vehicle — natural daylight filtering into the car

The host continues to coordinate the plan over the phone from the back of the moving vehicle.

"And when you guys see me headed in, that's when you guys head in. When I start confronting him, that's when you guys do y'all thing and just get in position and stuff."

Setting: moving vehicle — bright daylight

The view switches to the front of the car, showing the approach to the Arby's restaurant.

"We're uh here at the Arby's. Get your guys' car parked over there. We're pulling in."

Setting: street in Weatherford, TX — bright, sunny day

The host is now in the drive-thru lane, looking at the menu board as an employee speaks over the intercom.

"Thank you for choosing Arby's. Would you like to try our bourbon BBQ brisket today?"

Setting: Arby's drive-thru — dark inside the car, bright outside

The host orders the specific menu item that Alvin mentioned in the chat logs, making a pointed comment.

"Um, no actually, I would love to try the number 13. The number 13? Oh, that's my favorite number."

Setting: Arby's drive-thru — dark inside the car, bright outside

The host asks the drive-thru employee for "predator meat," causing a moment of confusion.

"Can I get some predator meat with that? What? Can I get some predator meat with that, if you guys have any at this location?"

Setting: Arby's drive-thru — dark inside the car, bright outside

After a pause, the employee gives the total, and the host agrees and prepares to pull forward.

"Give me one second. Here, it's fine. Don't worry about it, ma'am. It's fine. Alrighty. 11.46$. Thank you."

Setting: Arby's drive-thru — dark inside the car, bright outside

The car pulls up to the payment window. An employee notices the camera and questions why they are being filmed.

"Hello. How are y'all today? Good, good. Are we being filmed? Why?"

Setting: Arby's drive-thru window — dark inside car, bright outside

The host provides a cover story to the curious Arby's employee about filming a basketball game and a YouTuber meetup.

"We're about to go over there. To do what? We're about to go film. There's a basketball game we're about to go film. Down the street. A YouTuber meet up. Oh awesome."

Setting: Arby's drive-thru window — dark inside car, bright outside

The host pays for the food, takes the bag, and thanks the employee as they pull away from the first window.

"Yeah, there's a basketball game down the street. Oh. Thank you."

Setting: Arby's drive-thru window — dark inside car, bright outside

The host expresses relief that their cover wasn't blown and mentions that he thinks he saw the target, Alvin, inside.

"Almost blew our cover. I think I saw him. You did? Yeah. He like peeped over."

Setting: moving vehicle — dark interior

The host instructs the driver to drop him off. He grabs the food bag and his binder, preparing to enter the Arby's.

"Drop us off right here at this sidewalk. We're about to head in."

Setting: Arby's parking lot — dark interior, bright exterior

The host walks through the parking lot towards the Arby's, speaking to the camera and admitting he's nervous. He meets up with two police officers.

"He was definitely peeping. I saw him. I'm not gonna lie, I am nervous. We got the number 13."

Setting: Arby's parking lot — bright daylight

The host enters the Arby's and approaches the front counter, speaking to a female employee.

"Hey, excuse me. You said a number 13. Yeah, but there's something wrong with this order."

Setting: Arby's front counter — bright, fluorescent

The host asks for the manager, who identifies herself and questions the filming. The host then asks for Alvin.

"Is there a manager here? I am the manager. Why am I being filmed right now though? Is there an Alvin here? An Alvin? Yeah."

Setting: Arby's front counter — bright, fluorescent

Alvin identifies himself from the kitchen area. The host asks him to come over and look at something.

"Are you Alvin? Yes sir. Did you make my curly fries? Yeah. Can you look at this real quick?"

Setting: Arby's front counter — bright, fluorescent

Alvin walks out from behind the counter. The host confronts him by a doorway, holding the paper bag and a binder.

"Yeah, I mean like, they're cool but like there's this like weird meat in here. There's this weird meat."

Setting: Arby's restaurant — bright, interior

The host leads Alvin to a booth. Alvin sits down, looking nervous, and denies knowing about the "weird meat."

"If you could come and have a conversation with us over here. Okay. What's up with this meat in here? I don't know."

Setting: Arby's dining room — bright, interior

The host directly confronts Alvin about sending inappropriate content to a minor, causing Alvin to look down in shame.

"Yeah man, I mean, I wanted the number 13 but like, I don't think you should be sending this to 13-year-olds."

Setting: Arby's dining room — bright, interior

Alvin denies knowing what the host is talking about. The host opens his binder to show Alvin the chat logs.

"I don't know what you're talking about. You don't know what I'm talking about? Okay. This is you right here, right?"

Setting: Arby's dining room — bright, interior

Alvin gets up from the table and starts walking away as the host reads an explicit quote from the chat log. A police officer becomes visible.

"You said cuz I don't need long to have you moan in pleasure. What's this about?"

Setting: Arby's dining room — bright, interior

The host explains the situation to the manager, who immediately demands they leave the store.

"Your friend here, he sent images of his p*nis to what he thought was a 13-year-old boy. I'm gonna need y'all to exit my store please. Exit the store."

Setting: Arby's front counter — bright, fluorescent

The host addresses other customers in the restaurant, explaining why he is there.

"So uh, one of her employees, Alvin, he sent explicit pictures to what he thought was a 13-year-old boy."

Setting: Arby's dining room — bright, interior

Outside the Arby's, the host confronts a man in a plaid shirt, who appears to be another manager, about the filming.

"Are you the manager? We don't consent to filming at all. Are you the manager?"

Setting: outside Arby's — bright daylight

The host points towards the dumpster in the parking lot, explaining to the manager where Alvin planned to meet the decoy.

"This is a public business. Public business, right? So you see that trash can right over there? He actually wanted to meet the 13-year-old boy right over there."

Setting: outside Arby's — bright daylight

The host criticizes the manager for being more concerned with them than with his employee's actions. Alvin is seen exiting a side door.

"You seem more worried about us than your predator back there working with curly fries. Is Alvin still in there?"

Setting: side of Arby's — bright daylight

The host walks away from the managers, who are trying to block the door, and makes another joke to the camera.

"It looks like Arby's wants to protect the meat. Why do you guys wanna protect Alvin's meat? It's kinda sus."

Setting: Arby's parking lot — bright daylight

The host stands in the parking lot and reads from the chat logs in his binder, while the Arby's manager stands by the building on his phone.

"While we're out here, I might as well read you the chat logs. "I wish you could get away now for an hour. I can do a lot of things in an hour.""

Setting: Arby's parking lot — bright daylight

The host continues to read the explicit chat logs aloud in the parking lot for everyone to hear.

"He said, "You could come up here," he's talking about Arby's, "and go in the dumpster area and I can come out and make you Kirby my.. or make me Kirby yours."

Setting: Arby's parking lot — bright daylight

The host reads more from the chat log while walking on the sidewalk. Alvin has run away and is no longer visible.

"He said, "No, it has walls and doors that close." This does indeed have walls and doors that close."

Setting: sidewalk near Arby's — bright daylight

A uniformed police officer approaches the host and his team in the parking lot.

"Hey, we're off their property. We left when they asked. How you doing, officer? Good."

Setting: parking lot — bright daylight

The host explains the situation to the police officer, pointing to the dumpster where the meetup was supposed to happen.

"We have a man in there. He was trying to meet what he thought was a 13-year-old boy right out here next to this trash can."

Setting: behind a building — bright daylight

The host shows the binder with the chat logs to the police officer.

"He also sent very explicit pictures. When we confronted him, they automatically kicked us out."

Setting: behind a building — bright daylight

The host reads another quote from the chat log to the officer, who asks for the timeline of events.

"He said, "I am so freakin' down bad from thinking about today so much." When did all of this occur?"

Setting: behind a building — bright daylight

The host explains the timeline and points out where Alvin was told the decoy's age in the chat log.

"This was about two, three weeks. As you can see over here, he said, "I'm 42." We told him that, okay, I'm 13."

Setting: behind a building — bright daylight

The host reads the explicit proposition to the officer, correcting himself with a euphemism.

"He said, "You could come up there and go in the dumpster area and I can come out and make you Kirby my.." Oh, sorry about that. That was his "lightsaber.""

Setting: behind a building — bright daylight

The host makes another joke about Arby's slogan while talking to the police officer, who smiles.

"Arby's slogan is, "We have the meat," but he doesn't have the meat. That regional manager was a certified meat protector."

Setting: behind a building — bright daylight

The host addresses Arby's corporate through the camera, criticizing their employee's behavior and the manager's reaction.

"Arby's corporate, you guys should be happy, man. They'll go down with their own, but maybe we should fix that policy."

Setting: behind a building — bright daylight

A police officer informs the host that Alvin has fled on foot. The host reacts with surprise.

"He just left out the front. He took off running on foot. He took off runnin'?"

Setting: behind a building — bright daylight

The host runs after Alvin, shouting to the bystanders and police that he is trying to help.

"See, I'm not the bad guy, y'all. I'm just trying to help."

Setting: Arby's parking lot — bright daylight

Police officers are seen apprehending and handcuffing Alvin Rodgers next to a police car under a tree.

Setting: roadside — bright daylight

Alvin is placed in the back of a police car, which then drives away. The host shouts after him.

"Alvin, why're you false advertising, man? You indeed do not have the meat. Oh, he's gone."

Setting: parking lot — bright daylight

The host laughs with the remaining police officers and then warns a random passerby not to go to Arby's.

"Arby's? Hey man, whatever you do, don't go to Arby's. I'm not. Hey. My man."

Setting: parking lot — bright daylight

The host walks alongside a police officer, making one last joke about the situation, and the officer chuckles.

"Officer, I'm not gonna show you the picture, but even though he worked at Arby's, he indeed did not have the meat. Okay."

Setting: sidewalk — bright daylight

The host talks to a female bystander who asks what show he is filming. He explains and they share a laugh and a fist bump.

"To skeet a predator. Okay. Just wondering. Like skeet skeet. Yeah, daddy."

Setting: outside Arby's — bright daylight

The host walks back towards the Arby's with his crew, joking about getting free food for being heroes.

"Since we're heroes, can we get some Arby's? I think they're trying to trespass us, man. We're heroes."

Setting: Arby's parking lot — bright daylight

The host argues with the manager who is trying to get them to leave, then decides to call his lawyer.

"Well, I mean it's not fast and casual when he's having sex with people at the trash can. You know what, here, let me call my lawyer."

Setting: outside Arby's — bright daylight

The host calmly explains to a police officer that they complied with the request to leave the property.

"I don't know what they had told you, but right when they told us to leave, we left. Okay, that's fine. I mean, if they want to trespass us, they can."

Setting: parking lot — bright daylight

The host jokes about deserving a free meal, but the officer professionally explains the legal standing regarding trespass.

"But I feel like we deserve an honorary meal. Okay, alrighty. So, that's that's just your feelings, what you think about them is kind of irrelevant in regards to criminal trespass."

Setting: parking lot — bright daylight

The host continues to banter with the police officer about getting a free meal for their heroic actions.

"I'm not gonna lie, if you owned this Arby's, would you have gave us a meal? I've never owned an Arby's before, so I don't really know. I think you would've gave us a meal."

Setting: parking lot — bright daylight

Two detectives in plainclothes approach the host. They introduce themselves and suggest moving inside to talk.

"How y'all doing? Pretty good. I'm Detective Cleary. Can we go inside somewhere? It is hot."

Setting: parking lot — bright daylight

The detectives suggest going to the police department. The host agrees and jokes about riding in a police car.

"You wanna meet us at the police department? Yeah. Alright, let's do that. Is it cool if I get a ride? I'm used to being in the back of a patrol car."

Setting: parking lot — bright daylight

The host is now in the passenger seat of an unmarked police vehicle, explaining the case to two detectives.

"What do you know, or what's... Alvin, he messaged us on the Grindr app first."

Setting: inside a moving vehicle — bright daylight

The host continues to detail the online interaction to the detectives in the car.

"The decoy let him know right away that he was 13 years old. It got pretty sexual after that. Did y'all have a decoy that met with him?"

Setting: inside a moving vehicle — bright daylight

The host explains the legal reasoning for confronting Alvin at his job without a physical decoy meetup.

"No. Since he had already said to meet at the, um, his job, it's like he's already soliciting, and he's soliciting to himself. So that's why we went there."

Setting: inside a moving vehicle — bright daylight

The detectives and the host arrive at the police station and walk towards the entrance.

"You said you have everything on Google Drive where you can get that over to us? Yes, sir."

Setting: Weatherford Police Department — bright daylight

The host and detectives enter the police station. The host offers them the physical copy of the chat logs.

"We're gonna go interview him real quick in the building. Oh, yeah. And if you guys wanna take the chat log with y'all in there. Yeah, absolutely."

Setting: Weatherford Police Department — bright, indoor lighting

Inside an office, the host shows the chat logs and photos to the detectives, explaining how they used a filter for the decoy's picture.

"And this is in Grindr? Actually, funny enough, this isn't even a boy. It's one of our female decoys. We just put a boy filter on it."

Setting: detective's office — bright, fluorescent

The host excitedly flips through the binder, pointing out key parts of the conversation to the detectives.

"The decoy asked, "How old are you?" He says here, "I'm 42." The decoy says how he's 13. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm all over the place."

Setting: detective's office — bright, fluorescent

The host points out the part of the chat log where Alvin expresses paranoia about being caught in a sting.

"He also acknowledged how this could be a, you know, a sting operation. He said, "So how you show me though, this not all just a setup to get me in trouble?""

Setting: detective's office — bright, fluorescent

A detective takes the binder of evidence from the host to use during the interrogation of Alvin.

"You mind if I take this with us to talk to him? That's literally yours."

Setting: police station — bright, fluorescent

The host stands in the police station lobby, looking confident and speaking to the camera about the impending interrogation.

"Man, they are about to tear him up. There's no way he survives that interrogation."

Setting: police station lobby — bright, indoor lighting

The host waits in a hallway and is joined by a detective who confirms that Alvin confessed to enough for charges.

"All good? Did everything uh... Everything worked out. He confessed? Mmm, yeah, enough."

Setting: police station — bright, fluorescent

The host is given criminal trespass warnings for Arby's by the detectives. They all share a laugh.

"I guess Arby's got beef with us. That's pretty good. Thank you guys. Thank you guys so much."

Setting: police station — bright, fluorescent

The host is back in the car, speaking to the camera and addressing comments from viewers.

"Alvin's in booking right now. I'm not gonna lie, man. I'm so tired of all these rent's due comments and stuff like that."

Setting: moving vehicle — natural daylight

The video ends on a graphic showing Alvin's mugshot against a repeating EDP Watch logo background.

"Alvin was charged with online solicit minor conduct and possession charges as well. And I'm glad to report his parole is now on hold."

Setting: graphic screen — digital, with a spotlight effect on the mugshot

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