the father of this poor missing woman, michael richardson. mr. richardson, thank you for joining us. >> caller: thank you for having me. >> what are your concerns, and what are your theories tonight as to what happened to your precious daughter? >> caller: my concern is she needs to be back home with her mother and father. my theory is i just really feel like the system in which we trust so much and put our trust in with the sheriff's department has let us down and failed miserably. >> well, i understand that there was some communication, that the family was aware that she'd been arrested and they were under the impressionu were under the impression, the family -- that she was going to spend the night at sheriff's station and you would pick her hunt in morning. how did this communication gap come about? >> caller: well, basically, when this first initially happened, she passed a field sobriety test. so that means that she was not drunk. she later was sti had been in a manner in which they felt was concerned. so they took her to jail based on that.

so delighted to have michael richardson. the father of the missing woman joining us on the phone. mr. richardson, stand-by. we want to include some our other guests for a second. robin robin, what i don't understand. she had this much pot. we know in california, something called medicinal pot. i lived there for 18 years. everybody's taking medicinal pot. nobody's impounding their cars. anybody can buy medicinal pot by walking big store and saying i've got a tooth ache or an ear ache, okay? so why are they going to the lengths of impounding this woman's car because she's got a little bit of pot on her? >> i have no idea the amount of pot, but obviously she didn't say it was medicinal pot and they were just looking for some excuse. it's almost like harassment to me i'm sitting here thinking, for whatever they did, look at tremendous amount of expense that california's now going to incur because of all the searching for the woman and would have all been avoid by a simple cab fare or a ride home. this doesn't make sense and it's really a tragedy. >> way too hard on the cops. there's no

the mother and father michael richardson and lat tease and their attorney. why don't you think your daughter should not have been released? >> well, first of all the time of night. it was the middle of the night. it was not safe. it was very dangerous. she was unfamiliar with the area which i m -- made the sheriff aware of that. i spoke with them she is not from that area. >> you were aware they were going to go ahead and release her? >> i spoke to the deputies prior to my daughter's arrival. she was in transit to the station. he was speaking with the deputy i shared with him it was uncharacteristic of her. it was not something common for her to do. i am not sure why she is in that area. she doesn't know any one in that area. we don't know any one in that area she does not visit that area. that area is foreign to her. i made the deputy aware i would be there to bail my daughter out. at that time he did not have the full information that information was not available. >> it was inability to pay a bill, right michael? >> now it was making a disturbance. the re

. >> mitrice's parents, latisse sutton and michael richardson are with us now along with leo terrell,ho represents the family. good morning to all of you. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, matt. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> latisse, your daughter made two phone calls before walking out of that sheriff's department. do you have any idea who she calls? have police been able to trace those calls? any leads at all? >> at this time, we are not aware of who she contacted. we do know she did not contact family. the authorities have been unwilling, unable to produce us that information. >> you know -- >> as to who she calls. >> is she someone who's fairly street smart? would you describe her as that? a, we know she had no money, so she couldn't have called a cab and she couldn't have gotten a hotel room. is it surprising to you that she would just walk away from that sheriff's department? >> it is absolutely surprising. no, mitrice is not street-savvy. mitrice pretty much had a pretty sheltered upbringing. her parents have kept her sheltered and involved in positive activitie

michael richardson in addition to playing cleveland junior plays a red neck across the street, lesssterrse in that episode. >> you're from virginia and cleveland is moving to virginia. is there a connection there? when we talked to you the last time we found out that someone from maryland inspired the voice of cleveland? >> that's right. i'm from richmond, and i spend a lot of time there. and our town is drawn from photographs of richmond, all the geography and the old colonial buildings. i was playing basketball with a guy who said he was from maryland. that was 10 years ago when i first created the character cleveland based on a stranger's voice. >> we hope he stays a stranger and doesn't ask for a cut of mike's salary. >> hopefully not. i have family, we grew up in virginia as well. i don't remember a stool bend in virginia. >> we pushed that one ourselves. >> you did. all right, gentlemen, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> the cleveland show premiers on fox 45 this sunday night at 8:30. you are watching fox 45 morning kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> you're waking up to a warm and

richardson are caught and quickly. >> he's a cool guy. always smiling and talking to the neighbors. always cutting the grass and keeping it nice. it's sad that he's gone. >> in buoy, michael flynn, news4. >>> police are looking for the car that was stolen from the house. a 2000 black four-door mercedes s-430 with maryland dealer's plate 1 a 88982. they are asking that anyone that spot that car to call the police. >>> to the governor's race. 36 days to go until the election. both candidates for virginia governor campaigned in our area. creigh deeds was at tyson's corner. he addressed a group. the commonwealth governor's race continues to draw national ateng. bob mcdonald appeared on fox news sunday today. both candidate continued to talk about jump-starting the economy. >> i think these issues of jobs, the economy, taxes and spending favor me in this race. i think people want to have a fiscal conservative approach to government. that's my approach. my opponent has a very different approach. >> i want to incentivize the growth of small business and create a culture of entrepreneurship that encourages the creation of small business in every part of the state. i want to cut r