Hey, everybody, I'm working a real-life rockron daily for Thursday, September 28th, and I'm Jim Chapman, and I'm Woody Everton.

And I'm Mike Agavino.

We'll solve the morning guys.

Morning.

Love and appreciate all of y'all, as usual, and we're about to roll with some crime time.

I was gonna throw in a few pieces of useless banter, but I knew you're on a tight schedule.

I am, unfortunately.

So I'll let us go forward here.

That's right, it's Thursday Thursday.

Oh, that's right, Thursday Thursday.

Yeah, so we're gonna look, this first story right out the gate is just absolutely insane.

A 10-year-old Florida boy in his 11-year-old sister, who were running away to California, drove 200 miles in their mother's car before they were stopped by sheriff's deputies on an interstate highway.

Sheriff's Office deputies spotted the sedan on I-75 near Gainesville in North Florida just before 4 a.m. on Thursday.

Of last week, the children's mother had reported it stolen and that her children were missing four hours earlier in Northport, a city in southwest Florida.

The deputies, thinking they were dealing with car thieves, drew their guns and ordered those inside the vehicle to step out.

Much to their surprise, deputies observed a 10-year-old male driver exit the vehicle along with his 11-year-old sister.

The children told deputies the girl had been upset that their mother had taken away her electronic devices for misbehaving.

So the boy who was said he was driving her to California when she wanted to go, man, you can't make this shit up.

The children were interviewed by detectives who said there was no indication they had been mistreated by their mother or anyone else in the home.

The mother declined to press charges, obviously, and the children were released back in her custody.

The name of the mother and children were not released.

A 10-year-old must have been pretty good behind the wheel.

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