What's up? Guy just hauled ass. Where? Over there. That guy right here. He ran parking lot. Which guy? White guy. He's the driver of the black people. There's no shirt. Which one? Black shirt right by the tree. Walking that way. [Applause] have to remember. Give him the channel. Uh, walking west. Hey, come here. Come here, bro. Come here. [Applause] I'm safe. White male behind off the tracks. You just spit my truck. Come here, bro. Yo, I'm [ __ ] I'm sober. I'm Let me see your hands, Papa. I'm sober. I'm blow. Give me youring hands. Stop. Give me your hands. You have them. Stop. Get on your stomach, bro. You're too strong. Stop. Get on your stomach, dude. I am. Stop. You get on your stomach. Give me your hands, dude. Have them. Papa, you have them. Give me your other hand. Put your other hand behind your back. Sergeant Ryan. Sergeant Ryan is my homie. Give me your other hand, dude. I just crashed my car. Don't crash my car. Here's my hand. Ow. Stop. Ow. Papa. Ow. Damn. Cover. Stop. What? I'm trying. Dude, give me your hand or I'mma break your arm. You have it. Stop. Bro, please. I'm on parole. Please. Please stop. Call my probation officer. I'm safe. Hey, I'm safe. I swear to God. Look at me. Look at me. Give me your other hand, Papa. Look at me. I'm safe. I swear to God on my life. I have no idea. I can't. Yo, Papa, look at me. Papa, I swear to God on my life, I'm safe. God damn, bro. Look, stay on your stomach. Stay on your stomach. Squared up on me. No, I'll never square up on you. Jesus. Look. Hey, look at me. I'm I'm safe. You Someone Someone made me flip my truck. That's a That's a Ford. That's a rental truck. Please lift me up. All right. Get on your butt. Stand up. [Applause] Which Which light did he run? Coming this direction. Which one? What did he hit first? He hit me. You hit me. Which one's you, sir? Me. That's me. You were You were there. Green light came on. I started to roll flash. You can see he rolled up the hill. Yeah, I can tell. You're okay though, right? Yeah, I'm fine. Yeah. Everything happened just because he red light. He hit you, then he rolled. Did he hit somebody else? Is there a third when he turns over? So, he got out of the car, ran over and tried to get into your truck. He's um I think he's a guy. That's his blood. He came with some He bleeding. He said, "I can't be here." He got here. Hey, I can't be here. Can I get in? I said, "No, I got a camera here. I can't let him in." And um he moved that way. He started screaming and then he walked away and then he ran off. Yeah. Okay. Well, some reason. I don't know why. You have your ID with you, sir? Sure. Get your information, please. Uh supervisors, everyone sent four out of vehicles and the vehicle is rolled over. I'm going to start trying to divert traffic, I guess, south maybe. All right. Long for no reason. your car. I crashed my car and almost died. So I swung at I would never swing at you. What part do you work at, dude? Uh here, check. Please, please, please, please. Yo, Papa, please talk to me for a second. Yo, I'm covering the blood. No, he's got he's gushing out. No, I have no I have no contra. Yo, please sit down. Sit down. All right, sir. You just tell him that he's leaking pretty bad car as I'm trying. I'm trying, [Applause] dude. I get right there. I'm like, "Come here." He goes, "What the up?" I go, "All right." Got the wrong one. Okay. Did you actually see him get out of that car? Yes, I did. Okay. You saw him in the car and get out of Did you see him in the car beforehand? Before. Okay. But so the crash happens. You see him climb out of the car? Yeah. Correct. All the way in and then climb out. And did you see anybody else in the car? No. Okay. And where where is your car uh place? His right. You could see a truck over there. So you're facing that way. Facing that way at the stop sign. And then lane. So the crash happens. You're looking over and you see I see a bunch of things flying in the sky and his truck hat rolling. Can you Can you describe the male that got out of the car? Yes. He had like a burgundy shirt. Did he have that shirt on the whole time? No. He took his shirt off halfway through and started punching people and yelling on the street and being weird. Did you see who he punched? Weird guy on the street that happened. But you just saw him hit somebody and then take off try to hit somebody. I didn't see him hit anyone actually, but he was like just very erratic. Can you raise your right hand? And then do you swear that everything you told me is the truth? Yes. You swear? Yes, I swear. Okay. All right. Thank you. I appreciate it. Um, and make sure if your car was damaged in the crash, make sure you tell him. Okay. Yo, look. Who's the sergeant here? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Don't touch me. Who's a sergeant here? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. My Get ready for the best lawyers in the world. Who's the sergeant here? Did Did anybody here see the guy get out of the vehicle? Yeah. Yeah. You You saw him get out of the vehicle. He ripped out of the front window to pull himself out. Okay. Did you see him before the accident? Did you see him driving the vehicle? Yes, I did. You did? Yeah. It was right coming this way. So, you saw it was the same male driving the vehicle. He got in the accident. He got out. Did anyone grab your driver's license? Yeah. Yeah, he got it all. Uh, what's your what's your first name? I'll just give your first name. Dan, so you I'm nobody's and you nobody come off. Yeah, took my Yeah, come take my [ __ ] Come on, man. Murphy. Yeah, I'll you up. Yeah, open up. Nope. You're not. Watch your mouth. You're lucky you're a punk. Yep. Take me out. First division construction. Come get me. There's no drugs there. I got more coke in my butthole. I got more blow in my butthole. Can you let me out here cuz I want There you go. He was arrested for driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of an accident, assault on an officer, and resisting arrest. He is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. In this next case, it should have been a simple hit and run investigation, but we don't publish simple incidents. Morning. Anybody hurt? No, nobody's hurt. Okay. The other gentleman, so the other victim in the accident, the white truck over there, had him move out of traffic just so that way we could get people moving. Gotcha. Okay. And then uh the the person who caused it, Maroon Jeep, off. I have pictures on Maroon Jeep. Yeah. I'm being told it's a maroon Jeep. the Pontiac still on scene. I saw the whole thing. He saw the whole thing. You want to talk to him? I don't have to give you my name or anything. Do you not going to get in trouble or anything? No. I mean, unless you got warrants. You don't got warrants, do you? No. I hope that' be the only way to get in trouble. There was a There was a maroon Jeep. He got the picture of the license plate. He was the fourth one. Hit his white pickup truck which pushed him into that which pushed him into that one. Then the maroon jeep. I don't have the I just know it's a maroon jeep 4x4 and that's what my wife knows as well. Went around. She thought he was going to turn and park. I said he's leaving and sure enough he went down the four mile and headed that way. Gotcha. Okay. That I don't have the license plate description of a person. He actually ended up getting that. So that was nice. Okay. Copy. Older white male, white mustache. All right. Okay. Got all that. Awesome. That's what we need. Is this you? Yeah. Okay. ID insurance. That's what I'm looking for. And then yeah, phone number for you as well. That's that same Jeep. 209. He's on scene. Just smoked my squad. Out of the car. Out of the car. Holy. Out of the car. What the hell is going on? Out of the car. out of the car. I was just lost. I was just lost. Okay. Okay. Jesus Christ. Glad I wasn't in there. All righty. So, what we're going to do, you don't have anything on you, do you? Where are you trying to get to today? I got lost. I Okay. Well, you don't have any weapons on you, do you? No, I don't have anything. You don't have any weapons? Okay. Let's go over to my squad right there. He came back. He did come back and we found him. Problem solved. You're good. I appreciate it. Yep. We're going to go to this next one right up here. What did I hit here? That's a police car you hit. Oh, Jesus. Yeah, the one with the lights on it. Yep. Yeah. Yeah. I see your wallet there. Is it okay if or is that your cell phone? Cell phone. Yeah. Okay. Do you have your wallet on you as well? Yes. Wallet? Well, back pocket wallet. Okay. I'm sure. That's okay. I'm I'll check out. Do you want an ambulance to come check you out? No. No, I'm Are you sure? Yes, I'm Here's my wallet. Okay. I'll try to find your ID in here. And you know what? We're going to set this right here. One second. I I'm not going anywhere with it. Don't you Don't you worry. I'm cold, though. You're cold. Okay. Yeah. Yep. No weapons. No weapons. No. No. No. No. No. Okay. Just leave that there. Leave that there. We're going to have a seat in the back of my car. Okay. Leave that there. Can I have that? I will have it. I will have it with me. I got to find your ID in there still. I can't find it. There's a lot of things. I'll get my ID. That's okay. Have a seat in here. Okay. I want to keep you warm, too. Okay. Yeah. That way you're right of the wind. I bet running all over you. I bet. Where are you trying to get to? Uh to my home, but uh Okay. I was uh I got wrong wrong roads turns every place you go and and and Where do you live at again? Uh that those are Okay. I must going wrong. Out of curiosity, have you been diagnosed with anything? No. No. No. Okay. Do you have any health conditions like uh heart problems or diabetes? Anything like that? I'm damn lucky for for 88 8 years old, you know. But Gotcha. Okay. I do see just a little bit of blood here. You know what I'm going to do? I'm just going to get an ambulance over here just to check you out really quick. Okay. Wow. I know it's a little bit, but I'm just going to contact him just to make sure. Okay. So, just hit tight and we'll be right with you. Okay. Uh where were you in line of everything? That was the last one or the first one to get hit. Put it that way. Okay. So you were behind the Impala there. He smoked you. Boom. Boom. Boom. Waiting at the light and all. Yep. Yep. All righty. Appreciate that. I was just corroborating what they probably told you already. I take it probably looked like that Jeep. Oh yeah. Appreciate you guys. Have a good one. It's Robert, correct? Roger. Roger. Yeah, Roger. Okay. No, no, no. Just have a seat. We're keeping you warm in here. I want to get this blood. Well, Roger, that's okay. This all washes off really easy for you. Okay. So, um I do have an ambulance coming just like I said just to check you out. No, no, no, no. I I'm I'm all right. I just I'm such a I'm you know this the first accident I've ever had. Really? Yes. Well, that's a good thing, right? Well, I mean, yes and no. Bad you were in an accident, but Yeah. I'm colder in hell. All right. You know what I'm going to do? I got I got a coat in the car way back there. So, you know what I'm going to do? I'll get that coat for you. Um, I'm gonna crank up the heat here and I'll shut the door. Oh, okay. Okay. So, there's your phone and I'll be right with you. I got a family phone number for him. I got his ID. I mean, that's all county. Yeah, nothing going on. I'm sure he's has no idea what's up. I think it's early onset probably has something. I smell nothing. I see nothing. Speaks clearly fine. I got a family member on the way also. Okay. Yeah, he seems normal. not on anything obvious besides hitting his squad car. Yeah. But uh like onset of something. She said uh he was up all night. Daughter she's she works at 3M up all night worried about something and I'm assuming that that's what he was driving to. Said he was trying to get back home. So he circled the whole block and that's when he came back and smoked the squad. Okay. But yeah, I got a family member on the way for you. All right. Roger was not arrested and no criminal charges were filed against him. He was issued three citations, including inattentive driving, failure to notify law enforcement of an accident, and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle. Police also required him to be evaluated by the Department of Motor Vehicles to determine if he is still medically cleared to be a licensed driver. Put your hands behind your back. That was not Put I remember when I was younger watching this old cops episode of an officer with one leg who chased a suspect down and actually caught him. And that did stay with me because that's what I call not giving up and it's resilience. Back in 1999 day work, I was in a foot pursuit for probably six or seven blocks, but it felt like 20. Thank goodness my radio worked properly so backup could find me because I was exhausted when I caught up to this guy. And I already went one round with him before the pursuit. So I couldn't tell you how the second round might have gone. And in this case, resilience was tested twice. First with a combative intoxicated suspect who tried to square up and escalate a crash into a confrontation and again with an older male who appeared disoriented, possibly suffering from early signs of dementia, who returned to the scene and crashed into a police cruiser. And although one guy had to be taken down hard, one of the biggest myths about police is that we want to use force. That's just false because every use of force report, every complaint, and every physical encounter brings scrutiny, paperwork, and emotional weight that's difficult to carry. In the end, these were very different situations. Yet, both required officers to stay alert, stay calm, and respond with both strength and judgment. Because no matter the reason behind the recklessness, the responsibility to keep everyone safe always falls on the shoulders of the police officers. No, get off my radio. No, you can't always outrun a one-legged guy.