come on! i ain t never had a problem with my account. all right, let me ask you something. i ain t never had a problem with my account. if you didn t know nothing was wrong with it, then why did you have to put it on somebody else s account? because i owe the jail money. exactly! so you re taking money from us, from metro government. how?! because that money would come. if you put it on your books, that would go to your booking fees you owe. booking fees is bull[bleep] anyway! i got to give you $35 to lock me up?! absolutely. you know how much it costs a day to incarcerate somebody? i m paying you to lock me up. i didn t ask you ain t paying me. you re paying tax dollars. you just said i m taking money from y all. you re taking from metro government. i work for metro government. so i got to pay the government for them to lock me up? yeah, cause the government has to pay for your housing. it has to pay for these bills. no, i m not going to bull count
that was illegal. no, man. come on! i ain t never had a problem with my account. all right, let me ask you something. i ain t never had a problem with my account. if you didn t know nothing was wrong with it, then why did you have to put it on somebody else s account? because i owe the jail money. exactly! so you re taking money from us, from metro government. how?! because that money would come. if you put it on your books, that would go to your booking fees you owe. booking fees is bull[bleep] anyway! i got to give you $35 to lock me up?! absolutely. you know how much it costs a day to incarcerate somebody? i m paying you to lock me up. i didn t ask you ain t paying me. you re paying tax dollars. you just said i m taking money from y all. you re taking from metro government. i work for metro government. so i got to pay the government for them to lock me up? yeah, cause the government has to pay for your housing. it has to pay for these bills. no
you know me. collins, that don t even make sense. all right, let me explain something to you real quick, all right? i ain t got nothing to do with this, but i m just witnessing this. however [clears throat] you know what this started from. dude s trying to steal my [bleep] what s it originally started from? it started from putting money on an account illegally. i ain t know nothing about that was illegal. no, man. come on! i ain t never had a problem with my account. all right, let me ask you something. i ain t never had a problem with my account. if you didn t know nothing was wrong with it, then why did you have to put it on somebody else s account? because i owe the jail money. exactly! so you re taking money from us, from metro government. how?! because that money would come. if you put it on your books, that would go to your booking fees you owe. booking fees is bull[bleep] anyway! i got to give you $35 to lock me up?! absolutely. you know how much it
appears oman is saying, at least senior u.s. government officials saying the omanis did play a significant role. they seem to be the middleman. exactly were the money came from, that s not clear. those pictures of her being reunited with her mom, it s just so incredibly sad and sort of touching to see them reunited after this long time, to think her fiance is still in jail in iran with her other friend. is she expected to go back to face trial at some point? reporter: normally when people have paid bail before, journalists that have been in iranian jail paid bail before, the money s paid, they never go back. and that appears to be the situation here. this is almost, if you like, sort of get out of jail money. her fiance, though, her other male friend, still in jail. iranians say they ll face charges and she s making it very clear that right now all she s going to put all her effort and energy into getting them freed
appears oman is saying, at least senior u.s. government officials saying the omanis did play a significant role. basically the middle man. exactly were the money came from, that s not clear. those pictures of her being reunited with her mom, it s just so incredibly sad and sort of touching to see them reunited after this long time, to think her fiance is still in jail in iran with her other friend. is she expected to go back to face trial at some point? reporter: normally when people have paid bail before, journalists that have been in iranian jail paid bail before, the money s paid, they never go back. and that appears to be the situation here. this is almost, if you like, sort of get out of jail money. her fiance, though, her other male friend, still in jail. iranians say they ll face charges and she s making it very clear that right now all she s going to put all her effort and