What you know, Alibiers, happy Saturday to you. It's Valentine's Day, so happy Valentine's Day

from me to you. I slept in until almost 11. We were live until after 4 a.m. this morning following

these developments all night long as this SWAT operation was unfolding. So a big thank you to everybody

who came and hung out. We had a lot of new people in

chat, so welcome aboard. And I figured I would go ahead and get some sleep because I thought we would

have a very busy day today. I expected when I woke up to maybe see a name or even a mugshot and some more

information. However, when I picked my phone up, I had a lot of text messages and alerts

saying that everyone who was detained was eventually released with no arrests. I was pretty shocked.

I mean, that last night felt very different. Even from that first detainment that happened earlier

in the week, there was a massive presence of law enforcement from several

different agencies, including the Pima County Sheriff's Department, the Morena Police Department,

Oro Valley, the FBI, and others. Brian Inton reported earlier today that the SWAT activity

was based on a lead and a federal search warrant was obtained.

So what does it mean when you're detained? I had some people asked me this last night in chat.

We obviously know what it means to be arrested, but when someone is detained, that gives investigators time to interview them and also to collect potential evidence.

What's different with detainment versus arrest is police can have reasonable suspicion,

but they do not have to have probable cause.

When there is an arrest, you have to have probable cause.

Brian Intim was told by Sheriff Nanos that the searches were just tracking down leads,

no arrests, and unfortunately, all'all, no signs of Nancy.

He did say investigators are still interested in leads from last night.

Brianna Whitney tweeted out that the FBI is waiting to give an update about last night's

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