Get out of the car. >> Take your hands out of your pockets. AND >> now put your hands behind your back. >> Yeah. This is what happens when you're a victim. A [groaning and screaming] DOWN. >> OH, CLOSE. >> Sit down. >> Go down. >> What's going on? >> I don't know what's going Why are we out here? >> We're trying to catch him. >> You're what? try to get you to be safe. >> Okay. >> All right. We got to open. >> Heck of course. She's up and talking. >> All right. Why don't you get out of the car? >> All right. >> What' you you've been drinking tonight? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Did you use anything tonight? >> No. >> No. >> Shut your car off. No, she's up. >> No, she's up. >> What's What's going on? there. >> No. >> All right. Well, we got to call it. You're playing real loud music and I come up to the car and you pass out. >> So, what's wrong with that? >> Well, that that's an issue. >> No, it's not. >> Okay. Well, you're clearly under the influence. You're clearly under the influence of something. I I had a >> What's that? >> How? >> How? Cuz I can smell alcohol. >> Oh, is it? >> I don't know. >> Right. So, >> Okay. So, wait. Stay right there. Stay right there. >> Nothing. >> Okay. Do you have ID on you? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay, let me say it. >> I'm ready. I'm ready. >> Nope. Give me your ID. >> Hey, shut the car off for now. >> Grab those. Can you shut the car off? >> That was a bad move. >> No other. >> Let me see your ID. You did. >> What's that? >> I got smarter than you did. You want my ID? >> Yeah. You have your ID on you? >> Yeah. Come get it. [sighs] >> Let me see. >> 361 medics, too. >> What's up? Okay. Oh, perfect. All right. Why don't you step out of the car? >> No. >> What's up? Oh yeah. Okay, perfect. What are you reaching for? My >> ID. >> Chips, right? >> Okay. Yeah. You have your ID? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That's what you want, right? >> Yep. Oh, your ID is underneath you here. >> Yeah. >> You're sitting on it. No, you're sitting where I'm at. I'm sitting where I'm sitting and you're waking me up and you're disturbing my peace. So, please take your leg. >> Listen, the the reason we were here Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Please turn that light off. Listen, the reason we're here is cuz you were sitting here playing real loud music. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm allowed to do what I want to do. >> Well, no, cuz you were disturbing the piece. So, >> how not? >> Why don't you put that down? >> Thank you. >> All right. I'm going to show you my body camera's on. Okay. Just have to let you know that. Okay. I just have to tell you, that's all. So, how much have you had to drink tonight? How much alcohol have you had other than these uh two little airplane bottles? Cuz that just fell out of your car when you opened the door. So, >> it didn't fall out. >> It did when you just opened the door. It just fell out cuz it wasn't there when I walked up. >> It was. >> No. Why don't you give me your ID? Give me your ID, please. You're sitting on it. >> I know what I'm doing. >> Okay. You're just putting your jacket on. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm >> cold. >> Okay, that's fine. I need your ID. >> You're demanding too many things. >> Well, you're not you're not listening to anything. So, >> no, I don't want to listen to anything. You're right. There you go. Put your wallet back on and I'll put mine back on. >> Let me see your ID. >> You just wasted both of me and your time. You just did what I wanted you to do. >> Listen, either give me your ID or I'm just going to take you out of the car and place you under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay? So, you can pick one. We'll start with that. Thank you. Where do you live at? Where do you No. Okay. What What brought you up here, my >> Okay. Why don't you uh step out of the car and we'll do some uh field tests. Come on. Out of the car. All right. I'm not asking you anymore. Just get out of the car. >> No, thank you. >> I have my key. >> No. >> Yes. >> Goodbye. You're wrong. >> Now step out of my way. Please >> get out of your car. >> No. Gore. >> No. This why the law wants me so bad. >> Hey, we got to do some testing. We >> Yeah, I'm I'm testing you and test me. >> I'm testing you. >> So, by sitting there? >> Yes. Yes. By sitting here. That's right. >> Thank you. >> He's ordering you out of the car, man. Yeah. Either either either get out of the either get out of the car or I'm going to drag you out of the car and you're going to go in handcuffs. So, >> you can either come out and cooperate or I'm just going to pull you out of the car. I'm >> trying to work with you. >> Work with me. >> Just get out of the car. >> No. >> Okay. You have no You have no other option here. >> You either either get out of the car willfully or I'm just going to pull you out of the car >> and then you're going to be under arrest. So, those are your options. >> For what? >> Obstruction. >> Under arrest for what? >> Obstruction of justice. >> We're ordering you. We're giving you a lawful order to step out of the obstruction of justice. >> You're not listening to me. You're not listening to us. I'm telling you to get out of the car, >> right? >> Okay. So, either get out now or I'm just going to pull you out of the car >> and then you and then you're going to >> You're moving the wrong way and >> Okay. But we're asking you. We're asking you >> and you're going to put the light on the wrong way. >> Listen, we're asking you. >> You get out. >> Okay. >> So So what? You want me to start >> like an adult? No. Ju just get out of the car. Just get out of the car so we can do some so we can do some tests. >> No. Or if you're not going to listen, I'm just going to put you under arrest. >> Who's doing test? >> All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Put your hand behind your back. To my right. Okay, moving up. >> Stay right there. Don't move. >> We gave you ample opportunity. >> Stand up. >> Shoes. >> No, I shouldn't have [ __ ] shoes on. >> Were you wearing boots? >> No, I was chilling. >> I wasn't wearing anything. >> You You You minded your own business. I'm minding my own business. I didn't allow you to get in my car and move youring flashlight. So, don't move your flashlight. You're moving your flashlight. Yo, you're moving your flashlight. Don't too fast. >> Don't move too fast. I'm relaxed. >> I'm relaxed. No. No. You are. >> Stand right here. >> You are stand up against your car. >> Give me a cigarette. I will. I will. My car back. >> I will stand against my car with my back. >> I will stop shooting. Go ahead, officer. Try me, test me, play me. >> It's too late for them. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's too late. You're right. You're right. So, call who you got to call. >> You're going to jail now. So, let's go. >> What did I do? Officer. Officer. Officer. Officer. Ow. Ow. Officer. You're pinching too hard. >> I'm just holding your Walk that way. >> What did I do? >> Walk. >> No. >> You're under arrest. >> Thank you. No, thank you. >> There's no There is no no thank you. >> No, it is It is a Yes. Thank you. And you're about to learn a lesson. >> You're not learning. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> [ __ ] thing. >> No. >> Get in the car. >> Not until I drive the car, right? >> As much as I could. >> Yep. >> K. It was just one key. I put it on top. They're next to my glasses. >> Yeah. On top. >> No, I'm too late. >> You're on a rough. Let me get a cigarette. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> No thank you. Hey. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> No thank you. >> Get in the car. >> No thank you. >> No thank you. >> You stop. >> No. Stop. I won't. I won't until you [ __ ] detain me properly. >> Just get in the car. >> Yeah. Why? Why? >> Oh, youed up. Youed up. Youed up. Go ahead. Speak your truth. Go ahead. Speak your truth. >> Stay in the car. >> Speak to God. >> Sit back. >> I'm bro. When I'm ready, >> give me a cigarette. >> Yo, cuz mying hands are right here. Feel them. They'reing warm, right? Thank you. You >> good? Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Stupid what? Stupid what? I know what I'm doing. You follow me. Keep doing it. >> All right. Yeah. Nope. Thank you. >> No. Can you let me out here, please? Well, you guys agreed on one word. Let me out here. >> Cuz you agreed that you were going to let me go. >> I didn't agree. >> Right here. So, let me go. officer. >> No. No, you're not transporting any. >> My wings are shaking. I'm [clears throat] not going to. No. Allow that. Please, officer. Please. If you know what's good for the goose, it's good for the gander. So, turn to the right. Turn to the right. There you go. Stop right here. Stop. All right. You're not good for this. >> Yeah, I got an ID. >> Papa, >> Papa. >> He's got all of it. >> 61966. Come on. 69. Let's go. >> Drop me off. Why do you want to stop me so bad? Cuz I was not doing anything. Was not even driving. And you got a license in your pocket. That's mine, right? No, you don't. cuz I wasn't driving. Therefore, stop stopping me. Cuz you're not going to catch me. My God is only going to catch me. My Lord Jesus Christ. I found God. Did you? I don't think you did. See? Yeah, I'mma keep my ass turned to you cuz I'm a pig. I don't [ __ ] look backwards and I do what I do cuz I handle my handle. You don't handle yours. You don't trust God. You trust God then you going to allow a lot of things. So why would you want to lock God up? You're trying to slow God down. You're trying to lock God up because you don't want to do either of those things, >> right? >> Yeah. We're here in our right pocket. When I say right, you go left. [cough] [clears throat] I'm not feeling too well. And you just [ __ ] took me out of my own destruction. Right. My path, not yours. My path. >> I'm ready. Ready? >> Yep. We're ready. Let's go. >> Back up. >> All right. Okay. >> Come on. >> No. Back up a little more. >> All right. There you go. Ready? Now you got to come out. >> Back up a little more. >> Come on. >> No. >> It's not on your terms. My turn. >> Actually, you're wrong. >> You're wrong. Okay. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> I didn't mean to speak. My back is against the wall. >> I will sit where I want to sit. I will stand where I want to stand. So what? My back is against the wall. What do you mean? What else? To smack my head. >> Huh? >> I don't want to do that. >> Bro, you don't want to do that. That's right. You're right. So, let's [ __ ] think clearly. Yeah. Think. Sit here. Cuz I got time. I got more time in the world than you think. >> Okay. Me, too. >> Right. Cuz I'm an alcoholic, right? And alls I do is drink. But I ain't going to [ __ ] butter my [ __ ] wings for you. No. >> Right. I don't. >> And I won't. >> Okay. >> So, watch. All right. Very good. >> Now we got that under control. You need something that you can call pick you up? >> Yeah. >> Was it your phone? Phone number. >> What? >> You have a phone number? >> What was the question? Do >> you have someone that could come pick you up? >> Yes. >> Okay. Are they local or they from? >> They're from [ __ ] They're from a far distance. Okay. >> They're coming to pick me up. >> Okay. All right. Good. That's what we want. >> Okay. Right. Why? Why do you want me to get picked up? >> Right. Right. Right. And then you guys stood in my way the first time. So come correctly or don't come at all. >> What's that? >> All I got is time, babe. >> Yeah. >> Listen, you got married, not me. >> So let's go try again. My feet are [ __ ] >> certainly not not surprised about that, right? >> Huh? >> Not surprised about that. >> All right, you guys stopped me. So, let's go try one more time. What the [ __ ] am I stopped for? [clears throat] broken wings of mine. Here we go. I'll sit pretty right here. My hands hurting my body because I'm sitting pretty the wrong way. I'm sitting pretty like this. >> Okay. >> And you watching me. You're the one in my custody. >> And you watching me, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So careful listen. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Why are you doing this right now? >> This is protocol. This is what we got to do. >> Can you please take these handcuffs off of me? >> I can't do that right now. Okay. >> I'm going to help you if you take these handcuffs off of me. >> I'm going to see what I can do. Okay. Can't do that right now. >> That's fine. >> All right. I'm going pull this back up. Put your zipper back up. >> Take it. So >> you could be a human being. >> I am a human being. I'm human. >> Oh, you got a hole in this pocket. >> Yes, I got a few holes. >> You have nothing on. Let me see. All right. Let me see your other foot. All right. You want me to zip up your jacket back up? >> Yeah. Thank you, officer. >> You warm in here. Okay. >> Yes. Jay, what is your J? >> Can't tell you a secret. >> Okay. Okay. So, so I see the V. >> Okay. >> She has nothing. >> You want your shoes on? Are you okay, >> Mom? You going to give me shoes to put on? Yeah, sure. You're welcome. >> No. >> No. Okay. And then let's start with >> Okay. >> Do you want to work on somebody to come pick you up? Especially if they're coming far away. >> Why? >> So you could leave. >> I have my key in my car. I know exactly where it is. You don't know where it is. That's your issue. So let's start with my problem. You're going to let me go and we're going to start with you giving the keys to the back of my hands because you don't need to arrest me. I'm not an angry person. I don't move in anger. >> No, you don't. >> All right. So, my camera's on. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Just so you know, my camera's on. That's your license. >> Um, so you're picking up Devon? >> Yes. >> Perfect. Just need you to sign. Give me a pen. Uh, here you go. So, if you want to read this, you can. She's saying she's been arrested for a DWI. She can't operate a vehicle for at least 12 hours. Okay. If you want to read that, you certainly can. >> And then uh right there. >> I believe my brother went through all of this right here. >> Yes, please. >> Thank you. >> All right. That I will measure out in just a moment. >> Okay. You going to answer the question or not? >> No, I'm fine. >> You're fine. Okay, very good. So, you're not hurt? You're fine. Um, you release your court dates on your tickets and the complaint. If you have any questions, just call the court in on Monday morning. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. Majority of the time I spent upstairs working in the modules. I decided to come downstairs and work in [music] booking for a faster pace and it is definitely a faster pace area. People just getting arrested can be drunk, angry, upset. So you have to constantly be on your toes. >> Stand right here. >> Yeah, probably some clothes over here if you can get me some. What's the outfit? You should have seen the party that I was at. >> What did you get arrested for? >> For having my sister's identifications on me. That's what I got arrested for. >> Put the shirt on. >> I'm trying to go home already. >> I have to change into this nonsense and deal with this for no reason. >> Well, if you want to stay just like that while you're in here, that's fine with me. >> If I can. >> Oh, there you go. Perfect. >> I don't want to wear this stuff. >> I'm already starting to >> Why do you feel dirty? because I've been sitting around that room for like five hours for no reason. I'm sorry. I'm just in a lot of pain >> everywhere. I'm a dancer. >> The whole reason The whole reason I'm in jail is cuz my sister go the whole way down there to the end and sit in that last chair. >> So, what's her deal? >> She went out to a club and it [music] provided the resident alien card. The birth date on it said 91. Well, she took a pin and just turned that nine to an eight real quick to try and get inside the club. She's being booked for uh providing false information to a police officer, which uh the story behind that is every everything that she's telling us comes back to the ID that she's providing, right down to the tattoos on her back. >> Oh, so the picture looks just like her, but she's saying it's her sister. >> She's saying that the ID is her sister. >> Hey, Ranata. >> Yes. >> Who's that? >> What do you mean who's that? She's She's a dancer, too. She works at Little Darling. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. She works at Little Darling. >> Oh, that looks just like you. >> I know. It looks like me. That doesn't have nothing to do with it. >> Was she a twin? >> Almost. 5year difference except a month difference. Yeah. 5 years and like a month. Yeah. You guys never seen sisters that look alike, even identical? That's funny. >> Well, then fill this out as Reinata because that's who you are. Sign down there. >> All right. sign your real name, which is Rana. >> And then can I uh get out of here? >> It'll be a while. >> She was apparently trying to get into a club that uh she was too young to get in. She's only 19, so she tried to alter the ID and she's really rolling with this whole this is my sister's ID and not mine. So, we'll see where it goes from there. All right. Well, let me go get the sergeant to sign this and we'll see how uh how you make it through the rest of the process. Okay, >> bro. I gave her another try. This is the blonde out there. >> Yeah, just so you're aware, she refuses to put on any jail clothes, so we may uh be getting her through this whole process. Trust the way she is. >> We'll figure something out cuz she's not going to come out here like that. >> All right, >> officer. He almost >> officer, you're an officer, right? >> I am an officer. What's >> Can I go to the restaurant? >> Are you on something right now? >> Yes. I want to blow my nose. >> But there's no tissue in there. >> I went there in the house. No, no tissue. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Thank you so much. So nice. >> Go ahead in there. Knock on the door. Make sure there's nobody in there. You don't want to knock. You're just going to walk in on somebody. >> Nobody's there. Can I go in? >> Go. >> Yes. Thank you. >> Did you guys come in with him? >> No. No. No. No. No way. I I just met him right now. >> You just met him right now? >> Yeah. >> My first time in Vegas. >> You're in here? >> Yeah. Yeah. Thank you so much. >> I feel relieved. >> Sit down and quit yelling out at me. >> I'm not yelling. I'm just talking to >> What'd you get arrested for? >> You know what? Being him, we just we were sitting outside of a casino just had >> disrespectful. >> You're disrespectful. Is that your Is that what your charges are? >> You know what it should be? >> You didn't get your charges told to you before you got arrested. You just got in the car without Hey, >> they know. >> They know what their charges are. >> No, no, no. I don't know. >> It's my birthday yesterday. >> Was your Is that why you came? >> I turned 21 yesterday. >> He's here. 21. >> So, give me a wild guess as to what your charges are. >> We were drunk and we were drunk in public. I would say yes. >> Was he with you? >> No. No. No. I don't know this guy. >> I mean, we were supposed to leave today. That was the whole goal. >> Well, doesn't look like you're going to be going home today. What did you get arrested for? >> I don't know. I just bump it. I bump it in a guy's like nothing happened to this truck. Nothing. >> Can we move away? >> You know what? You're extremely needy. >> Extremely needy. >> And you two are like Bip and Bop. >> No, I've been here before. >> I've been here for >> How about let's let's see if we The three of you for 10 minutes can be totally quiet. None of you say it. Shh. >> Can I ask No. >> Okay. They got arrested for disorderly conduct. Uh two people approached us saying there's two drunk guys next to the revolving door. We casually walk up, they start running. So we go talk to him. Um the suspect uh gets he we try to take him into custody. Um and then uh his partner then attacks my partner for taking him into custody. Nothing like staying in Vegas. >> I'm not talking to you. He's stupid. Just shut up. >> Winger ding. Wow. You guys aren't doing it. How hard is it to stay quiet for? >> Ma'am, him. He antagonized. >> I'm sitting here. >> Who? He's antagonizing. >> Asian. >> Me. >> I'm not Asian. I'm Brazilian. >> Whatever, dude. Just leave me alone. >> Please. >> If you're quiet. >> I know, but >> this will all stop. >> I know. I know. But you know what? Thank you. Thank you. >> Okay. Look. Hey, problem solved, man. Problem solved. >> No, he's just going to get his fingerprints done. He's coming right back. >> No. >> Why would you do that? >> You're in jail. I'm not here to make you happy or accommodate you. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Got it. As long as it's gone for now, it's fine. >> If they can't follow [music] directions and keep arguing amongst themselves, one of them will eventually end up in a side cell. >> It'll be farm [music] tomorrow. You'll be all right. >> All right, Miss Ranata, we'll try and get you out of here. Sit in the front row. Don't get up unless you hear your name called or you raise your hand and get permission. All right. get permission from the officer that's out here. Go sit down. She could have been out of here a long time ago. Nope. Front row, front two rows. But she didn't want to cooperate and [music] she went on with her lie. So hopefully this experience taught her her lesson and she doesn't do that again. >> I've been with the department for about 8 years. Uh prior to this, I worked retail. I was in the grocery business for 9 and a half years. staff. One of the good things about working here versus [music] retail is, you know, the customer is not always right. I'm mentally strong enough to handle, you know, the inmates to work in a place like this, you got to have thick skin. You got to be able to talk to people. You got to be clear and precise of what you want them to do. You got to have patience. Just received the call from patrol that uh one of our sergeants is rolling in with one that's possibly combative. I'm going to meet him at the salport and see what we got. >> Sanders also advisor >> west side. >> What's going on? >> West side. >> What's this guy's story? S >> just belligerent, drunk, out of control. >> That's it. Just alcohol. Yeah. >> All right, let's do it. You been there before? >> Hell yeah. >> You know how it goes in, right? >> Come over here. Shake him down. >> Hold your stuff. >> Spread your feet apart here. Lean your head against the wall. >> How much you had to drink tonight, man? >> Two. >> Hell yeah. This is cool. >> Okay, turn around. Turn around. Sit down. Sit down. Kick your shoes off. Get up. Right now, you're under the influence of just being drunk. You're going to get out of here in a reasonable amount of time. But if you continue to be disrespectful, you're going to stay here. You understand? Go along with the program. You'll get out here in a real amount of time. >> West side. What is that? >> Yeah. What's up? >> Now, from this point on, you do everything I tell you. Do you understand? You do anything different to what I tell you to do. I'm going to take that as an act of aggression and I'm going have to react. You understand that? >> Yeah. >> Step into the sail. Go down to your knees. Go down to your knees. Go down to your knees. Told you you got to follow directions from here on out. Didn't I tell you that? >> When I take this cuff off, put it underneath your stomach. You understand? >> What are you going to do? >> I will. >> You're going to put it underneath your stomach, right? >> Yep. >> Underneath your stomach. Don't move. Now you can move. >> They're going to make you famous, bud. >> So, uh, what exactly did he do? >> U, a lady called up and said that he was out staggering around in front of our house and then when we showed up, he was down at the park basically just acting like he is now. >> Mhm. >> Then he tried to run but >> kind of staggering. >> So he didn't get far. >> Yeah. No, he fell to the ground and then uh we just detain him. >> Okay. So, >> so he's just going to be here for public intoxication. >> Yeah, that's it. >> He wasn't wanted for anything else. So, >> all right. Sweet. All right. We'll hang on to him for about five or six hours and see what happens. All right. >> West Iceland. Yeah. Coming through is the net. >> What's up with the paint, man? >> Well, you should never go makeup. Your charges are 243.4, sexual battery and resisting arrest. You understand that? >> Well, I understand what kind of charge these are. >> Due to the nature of your charge, I did >> not do that. >> Due to the nature of your charge, while you're here in our custody, you're going to be protective custody. You understand? >> Yeah. I'll be cut up by inmates every chance I get. I get that. [snorts] >> No, that's not the case. You'll be special housing. >> I know. If the inmates don't get me, the guards will get me. That's just how these places work. You watch too much TV. That was Oz. That show went off a long time ago. >> Family spend. >> You do drugs? >> As much as much as I can get. >> Anything in particular? >> Marijuana, >> alcohol. [snorts] >> You going to have any problems withdrawing from drugs or alcohol right here? >> Oh my. >> What's your sexual preference? Females, males, or bisexual? >> Neither. >> You don't like women or men? No. >> You like both? >> I don't like either. >> All right. Well, no. Why'd you get a sexual battery charge? You don't like either. >> Well, that's cuz someone that got jealous I was talking to his girl and like flirting with her called the police department and I knew I had warrants for me. So, I was like, you know, this I ain't stick around letting this cop talk to me. Boom. >> So, you never done state time or ya time, right? >> I was uh board the state for seven years. >> All right. again, guys. Oh my god, >> all the way down. Last door on the left side. [music] >> See his face >> right there. Walk in >> like war paint. FBI. >> So, this guy's here for sexual battery. [music] Um, I guess he picked up a minor, put her over his shoulders, put her on the ground, and broke her a little bit. You know, for the charges that this guy has, man. He He really does have an attitude. I mean, like he's done nothing wrong. You know, that might be the case. But until then, you know, we're going to keep him here. He's going to go to court and uh we'll let the judge decide if he's guilty or not. >> If I let go of you, don't fall down. >> There's no needles. Nada. >> Nada. >> Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. I got to >> You've been in the hospital in the last 24 hours? >> Yes. >> Where were you? Where were you at? >> I was in the hospital. >> You were in the hospital for what? >> Uh-huh. For like how >> for what? Now take your toque. >> There we go. That's much better. Been drinking >> every >> Yeah. A what? >> Like we're in public. FTA. >> You're very drunk. He was trying to try to have church service and he came in and disturbed the whole >> in the church. >> Yeah. >> You know what? They're pretty nice with me, you know. >> Well, you're in a church. They're going to be nice. Steady there, partner. >> It's all right. >> I need you to You know what? I'm going to do it for you. Lift your foot up. I'm going to take your shoes off cuz I don't want you to fall over. >> All right. Stand up there, partner. >> I got a feeling somebody's watching me. >> [laughter] >> You got the right feeling there. >> I got the feeling you do. >> Nobody's watching me. >> Here he goes. >> And I have no privacy. >> Oh my god. >> All right. What's his name? >> Francisco here. Let me help you out. >> Look at me. Dream home. >> There you go. >> Are you dreaming right now, Francisco? Do you know where you're at? >> Yeah. >> Where are you? >> I'm on Boise, Idaho. Right. >> You're where? >> Boy, Idaho. >> Boise, Idaho. >> Mhm. >> Pretty close. It's >> close. How about Portland, Oregon? >> Ah, >> you know where you know what this building is? >> You're in jail. >> I'm in jail. >> Yeah. Da Car. His bill is one, two, three, four. So obviously they want >> No. Yeah. They want to talk to you about something. Wipe your hand off there. >> All done. >> Okay. Let's walk over there and see if we can make it without falling down. Run over here, partner. Steady. >> I'm all right. >> Why don't you sit right there? Get the key. Okay. >> I'm hungry. >> You're hungry. There you go. You've lightened my evening tonight, Francisco. Leave your hands on the counter. >> They're going to me up. >> He's going to search you like he searches everybody that comes in here. Okay. >> On my shirt. >> That Hey, man. >> Lift your foot up. Bend at your knee. Lift your foot and bend at your knee. >> I'm trying to, but he got his knee on my >> Lift your foot up and bend at the knee. >> I ain't no horse. >> Spread your feet. >> That was assault right there. >> No, that's my deputy doing his job. Leave your hand right there. >> My uh >> Leave your hand right there. >> Pulling away. >> Don't pull away from him. >> I'm not. >> What's your name? De. >> Yeah. >> Why are you pulling my underwear up like that? >> I ain't touching your underwear. >> Why is he pulling my underwear up like that? >> What's his name? >> Don't pull away from me. You're going to lose. >> What's your name, too? >> Sergeant Gordon. What's your name? >> Is there any other cops here? >> What's your name? >> Jason. >> Jason. Okay, Jason. My deputies are doing their job. They're searching you for weapons. >> West. Is it? >> No. This is Mult County and this is the way we do it. Okay. You have one choice in here and that's to do what you're told and that's it. That's the only right you have in here is to do exactly what you're told. >> Okay. You do what you're told and you're going to get along with everybody just fine. >> Okay. >> If you don't I'm trying to listen. But what are you guys doing? >> Okay. When I ask you to let raise your leg three times, that's not listening. That's being defiant. >> Do you want me to cry or something? >> No. Then like you want me to That's not my point. >> Can you pull down my boxers? Can >> Excuse me. >> Can you have him pull down my boxers? >> No. You look like you're just fine to me. >> Then why are you squeezing my wrist? >> I'm not squeezing your wrist. I'm holding your hand on the counter. >> You're squeezing my wrist. >> All right, let's go over here. >> Whoa. >> I'm telling you, man. >> Easy, easy, easy, easy. [music] >> There you go. Have a nice night. >> Tell me again what happened. How'd you come across him? First of all, >> we got a call out. There's a place called NAR. It's a Native American rehab facility on Highway 30 in Corn Pass. They treat Native Americans with different addictions. They're having a pow-ow this weekend and the staff there had been worried about him because he wasn't taking meds and he wasn't eating. He wasn't taking his meds cuz he said there was crushed up metal in it. Um he wasn't eating food cuz he said the staff had urinated in it. He's bipolar. So realized we need a mental hold on him. So scooped him up with a warrant. But he's got multiple arrests for discon and assault and that sort of thing. So obviously he doesn't like doesn't like police. So All right. Thank you. >> You bet. >> All right. Thanks. >> Jason, >> what do you have going on tomorrow? >> Uh, it's a pow-ow. >> It's a pow-wow. >> Yeah. >> And that's all day event. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What time does it start? >> Uh, I don't know. Do you got anybody uh that talked to about my ribs by any chance? >> Sure. Sure. We got a nurse back there >> cuz my my lungs are shaking right now. Can't stop. >> Okay. So, and you don't do you don't are you uh asthmatic? Do you have asthma or anything like You think someone poisoned the uh >> the uh the Kool-Aid? >> Poisoned the Kool-Aid at N? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> What What made you think that they were poisoning the Kool-Aid just by >> uh it happened to me before and I got beat up in paper to All right. We'll have them check you out. Okay. And as long as you [clears throat] behave like you're behaving right now, uh we'll get you through the process and you'll get out of here. [music] Okay. We're not asking you to do anything different than we ask everybody else to do in the camera. >> I understand what you guys are saying. You guys kept not saying it too fast. >> Okay. Well, I'll make sure that we talk a little bit slower. >> All right. >> Okay. I'll be back. Get you in a few minutes. >> Um he's had some time to to [music] sit and relax a little bit. He's calmed down a little bit and he's probably going to get released and make the pow-wow that he's got uh tomorrow. So hopefully they'll kick him out of here. If not, then he's not going to be happy about [music] staying. I'm not going to I'm kicking it right here, bro. I'm in a tuxedo. You're in a pig top, homie. Excuse me. You >> keep talking. Your process will take a lot. Whatever. >> You make the decision. >> Whatever, dude. >> I got freedom on my speech over here. All right. >> Come over here. >> What you going to do? Beat me up? >> Beat me. >> No, I'm going to beat you up. >> Of course not. Of course not. >> Behind you. >> Straight up. You're not going to beat me up. >> Listen, you guys don't scare me, man. I did three years. You think you're going to scare me? >> Okay, spread your >> I'm in a tuxedo. You're in a pig uniform. >> Okay, don't be scared. >> Who said I was going to be scared? >> Cuz loud people like you. That's >> loud people. It's cuz your homies trying to make me scared. I'm not I'm not scared. All right. I did,88 days. >> Good for you. >> Because do >> face that way. Do I look like a criminal to you? >> Baby, I make more than you. All right. >> Come on, man. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Go ahead. Come on. We're going to take you up to >> PC, homie. [laughter] >> Listen, you're going to sit in this chair for a bit, okay? Till you calm down. Then they're going to take you out. So what are you mad about? >> The way they arrested you or something or what? >> What do you think you're going to get out of being uncooperative? >> Nothing. I'll be out in 12 hours. >> You won't be. You won't be because we can delay your delay. >> Especially the way with the way you're acting. >> It doesn't scare me. Okay. I'll do the whole time on my head. >> So you think you're big because you serve time at >> scare? It doesn't scare me. >> It doesn't scare me. >> People that talk like you [music] is cuz they're really scared. >> What should I say? >> Lea. >> Leha. Yes. >> I took six IV use of 400 milligrams each. I took that six I use. >> Why? >> My birthday. >> It's your birthday. >> He doesn't know yet that saying he wanted to kill himself is a serious issue with us. He's going to be put in this room for his own protection. He's going to get stripped out. Everything's going to be taken away from him because we do take it seriously. If anything does happen, we want to avoid as much as we can. Can you hand me some change? Bring your hands down to your side. >> Okay. [music] Continue on your process. See what we can do for you. Okay. Go ahead and have a seat. >> A petty larsenying call came out from a cosmetic store. When I arrived there, um, she had just been walking out of the store. I went up, patted her down, asked her if she had anything on her person, and [music] she stated that she had a meth pipe on her, um, in her front pad's pocket. Uh, she also had two in her bra. Um, and then at that point, um, I did a full-on search at that point, and that's when I found morphine pills in her right front pocket as well. She didn't have a prescription for them. >> What's your first name? Tiffany. >> Tiffany. >> So, uh, how did you get started using meth? >> My ex-husband introduced me to drugs. >> Yeah. >> And he gave me cocaine and I did that for like a year. >> How often do you use it? >> Yeah. >> Do you have any kids? >> I have a four-year-old. >> You have a four-year-old? >> Yep. His dad kidnapped him and took him to Mexico two weeks ago. How do you feel about that? What are you doing? Is this where you want to be? >> I'm no good. I'm a drug addict and my family kicked me out of the closet. >> What am I going to do? What am I going to go? >> I had nowhere. >> You've had a lot of bad experiences. Is that what's driving you to this point right now? >> I'm just tired. Tired. I've been homeless for like almost 10 months. I finally got it. >> Okay. I'll see you in a bit, okay? As your [music] process goes through and then we'll see how much your bail is and all that if you're going to be able to bail out or not. Okay. >> A lot of times people on drugs, it's so hard to get off that. You know, they choose drugs [music] being more important than their own kids, their own family. >> Hi, Felipe. How you doing? >> I'm okay. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> What's going on? Why were you so upset out there? >> A month and a half ago, I got a ticket for failing to yield. >> Oh, okay. >> I feel same officer. I got a ticket for that. I got an accident. >> The same officer that arrested you tonight. the officer that that arrested me. >> Okay. >> And I I told him, "I remember you. I remember you." >> He kept on, "Oh, you're drunk." >> But the thing is, I I actually took four IVUs, which dazed me 15 minutes prior to my exit. >> Okay. >> I go home, right? >> You still You still decided to drive? >> I decided to drive. But if you look at my record, I've been in prison, man. I'm going to let I'm going to let you know. I I got a record. You run me up. I haven't had a ticket since since then. It's been almost three years. He gave me a hassle, gave me hassle. His other buddy cop comes up in a big old van. I'm like, "Oh, you guys taking me to jail." Since then, from then on there, I was being >> not. But I was keeping it real. The other guy was just being a pig. Then on I was like, "Whatever, dude. You know what? I f you. F you. F you. F you. Fu. F you. F you. Whatever. >> Listen. and I'm I'm going to go over and see uh when site can come over and talk to you so they could decide uh get you some clothes and stuff like that. Okay. Thank you for being cooperative with me. Okay. >> We do appreciate it. Okay. >> All right. >> He's got a bit of a prison attitude when that makes him feel like he's [music] a tough guy just because he's been to prison. And um you know they talk about it sometimes just because they want it to be known so nobody messes with them because you know they are in jail again and they don't know how long it's going to be. >> Macy Marie Lathers calls herself an Instagram model posting seductive photos of herself seemingly in the hopes of maybe getting jobs at parties and events in the Miami area. But police say her decision to speed through an intersection and slam into another car might put her behind bars for a long time. That is the allegation that she is facing. And we are getting a look at what first responders were dealing with as they responded to this deadly crash at around 6:45 a.m. on August 10th. Body cam video shows the wreckage of three cars. Investigators say Lathers was driving around 80 miles an hour in a white Mercedes with her foot on the gas pedal 100% when she allegedly ran a red light and crashed into a black Range Rover. And that collision caused the SUV to smash into a Suzuki. Two people in that car were killed in this crash, identified by family as Abraham Ismael Molina Cruz and his friend Jesus Rubio. Abraham's partner, Wanita Hernandez, was also in the crash, but she survived. She says they were just on their way to work when this happened. And the driver of the Range Rover also survived this crash. Now, lawn crime, we have obtained body cam footage from Miami police that shows an officer's arrival at what is truly a chaotic scene where first responders are working to remove at least one person from the crushed car. And a block away, the officer finds one of his colleagues guarding a woman who is laying on the ground with her handscuffed behind her back. And that is 24 year old Macy Lathers, and she appears to moan and seems to roll around in pain and is really unsure of what exactly is going on. Now, witnesses would later tell police that she walked away from the crash, her crashed Mercedes-Benz, that she tried to leave the scene entirely, but they stopped her. and the officers are trying to figure out if Lathers has any injuries. And that's when she reveals that she took a drug known as TUSCi or pink cocaine. Now, if you don't know what that is, according to an NYU medical school report that was published in 2023, this is usually a combination of a lot of different drugs, ketamine, ecstasy, cocaine, meth, opioids, other psychoactives. It's a synthetic drug. Researchers say that it's pink color. It's just for look, so don't be surprised. Take a look at this video. >> Ma'am, she's what? >> Hey, hey, hey, chill out. Chill out. >> Relax. Chill out. >> Relax. >> [music] >> reference. I need rescue here to check on one of the passengers in the vehicle. >> East Miami and 8. Miami 8 on the south west corner. Black shirt Muji. Just stay like that. >> Relax. Stay on your left cuz you're going up. >> Stay like that. Look that way. >> Ma'am, can you stay over there looking that way? >> Yeah. >> No, that's good. She sideways. But wait, ma'am. >> Relax. Relax. [screaming] Uh, [crying] the bridge. >> She's good, right? >> What's going on? >> I think you were involved in a crash. >> She probably won't be able to walk. >> Does anything hurt you? >> Who Who had hurt the thing? We have monitor the car. >> Yeah. Yeah. More. >> Okay. >> The other car. I think my money was >> my mole. My mo. >> What? >> Ma'am, what car are you driving? >> Mercedes. >> Is it? My name is Mercedes. Mercedes. >> Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> I'm from the future. >> Awesome. Amazing. >> I'm crystal bomb. >> Are you on drugs? >> What do you want? >> Oh, 514. >> I mean, if you know that we have the team of ice fire rescue, we just got told. She just told us now she's on two seat. >> Joking. She's uh she's going to be one of the vehicles that got into a collision. She's claiming she's on two. Is >> this unrelated? >> Yeah. No, it's related. They had her detained. She's with the white Mercedes. They got into a neck pain. >> She's trying to leave the scene. >> No, she's okay. All right. >> All right. We'll sit her up. We're going to assess her. >> Try to make sure she's not like a word. >> Okay. No, ma'am. Ma'am, >> relax. Remember I told you to relax. >> Get up. >> Get her up. Get her up. >> She's on. She's like, "Oh, I'm from the future." Okay, hold on, man. We'll get her there. >> Yeah. >> She tried to leave the scene. So, >> all right. I'm just going to need an officer. >> Yeah. Yeah. No problem. >> Aliens. >> They're coming. >> They're coming. I'll get our legs. All right. Go go go. my mother. >> Now, according to the state, Lather's toxicology report found that there was no alcohol in her system, but there was a variety of drugs. Lathers originally faced eight counts when she first appeared in Miami's bond court where it was revealed that not only did she not have a driver's license, but apparently she had been banned from having one. After the crash, there's video surveillance of her exiting the vehicle and walking northbound away from the crash, never rendering aid or calling 911 to assist those who were injured in the crash. Unknown bystanders grabbed a pendant and took her back to the scene of the crash and helped her until the police arrived. So, basically, the cars all were all um landed in different locations. And when the police arrived, they saw that she was under the influence. I guess they police were assisting her. They asked her questions. She advised she was under the influence of 2C, a known party drug, and that she was from the future and had a crystal ball and she was placed in a recovery position until fire rescue arrived because she was vomiting. And so, um, victim one had to be extracted from the vehicle three and was transported to the hospital right or trauma and in critical condition and was later disp pronounced deceased due to his injuries. Victim two was removed from vehicle 3 and transported to Jackson with facial and arm lacerations. Vehicle victim three was pronounced deceased on the scene um by the fire rescue. Victim four was transported to JH. It looks in stable condition. So there's two people that died and two that were injured. She [clears throat] the vehicle was registered to her, but she doesn't have a Florida's driver's license. And a further search revealed that under her date of birth and name, she has a Florida driver's license and it was suspended indefinitely January 16th of 2024. So that's what this case is about. >> After prosecutors got the data from a vehicle search warrant, they added more charges. And that data showed just how fast Lathers was driving at the time of the crash and that she really didn't let up on the accelerator. The speed limit on that stretch of road is our understanding to be 30 m an hour, but the car's computer apparently showed that Lathers had been going 57 mph and then sped up to nearly 80 mph before impact. Lathers had been given $140,000 bond at her bond hearing, which she posted. Her attorney says that she was preparing to leave detention when she was hit with the additional charges. So, $26,000 was added to the previous bail amount, plus stricter rules for Lather's house arrest. And she had been out on bond for a couple of weeks when she was once again back in court. And this time, she was put in cuffs and hauled off to jail. And that is because prosecutors added two new DUI manslaughter charges for allegedly driving under the influence. And reporters in the courtroom say that Lathers seemed to look surprised that she had to sit with other inmates in court for their hearings. Prosecutors did some rearranging of the charges against Lathers and she now faces 10 counts. And we double checked with the Miami Date County and these are the charges that we see. Two counts of DUI manslaughter for the deaths of Ismael and Rubio, which includes the aggravating factor of failure to render aid. One count of DUI causing bodily injury to another. One count of reckless driving causing serious injury. Three counts of driving without a driver's license resulting in injury or death. Two counts of vehicular homicide caused by failure to stop. One count of leaving the scene of an accident involving death. Oneita Hernandez was also in court this past week when Lathers was taken into custody. And she told local outlet NBC 6 that it was a horrible feeling seeing her and that she didn't look remorseful. She said the defendant is a danger to society. Lathers has pleaded not guilty to all charges. She's expected back in court again next week for a pre-trial detention hearing. Now, I want to bring on Florida trial attorney Alexis Rosenberg. Uh Alexis, good to see you. Thanks for coming on. My understanding is you are in Fort Lauderdale, not too far from Miami. Um just starting off, when we talk about TUCI, when we talk about pink cocaine, is that prevalent in that area? Is that something that people talk about? >> Thank you for having me on. First of all, well, Miami, the area of Miami, when it comes to the club scene, it does seem to be have a history of being a leader in these type of club drugs. So, pink cocaine is um what they refer to as a club drug. And this drug, as you kind of touched upon, is a combination of drugs, which you brought up is very interesting because she didn't have any alcohol in her system. >> Yeah. No, she didn't have any alcohol in her system. So, it seems like it's really we're focusing on the TUCI, on the drug, which which makes me think how she's going to defend herself. And I'll get to that in a second, but first I want to go to this new development, this new footage that came out. How does this footage affect the case? Well, the new I mean, it's going to be a it appears to be that it's going to be a very much of an uphill battle for whoever is defending this case because now we have footage right after um and of her state and how she was, not just the testimony that would ultimately come out if there's a trial about what she was saying and how she was acting. I think that there is a lot of damaging evidence against her. I mean, just her admissions, which they're going to have a hard time keeping out, as well as the state she was in. And the pictures, I mean, the pictures of these vehicles are really, really going to be impactful on a jury. >> What would be a defense here? >> The only defense that I could possibly think of is that she didn't actually ingest the drugs. that meaning that intentionally maybe somebody spiked her drink or something of that nature and she didn't know but the thing was she does make that admission and during that admission she doesn't say that she thinks somebody put something in her drink or during the admission that I don't know you know I'm not feeling right she knew exactly what that you know she had taken and ingested so that would still be a very much of a upheld battle as well >> the reason Reason I say that is because there's a case that came out and now I look at drug induced crimes very differently. It was the Brin Spetcher case. This woman stabbed a man over a hundred times and she had a marijuana induced psychosis. And in that case, yes, she was convicted of manslaughter, but the judge ended up sentencing her to probation, not prison. So now I look at all these cases a little bit differently and I think it matters in terms of what was ingested, how was it ingested, what did you know of this drug. So obviously we're still developing some of the facts here. There could be a fact pattern. I'm not saying it's true, but there could be a fact pattern where she says, you know, I didn't realize I ingested 2C, but I've taken it before, so I knew what it was. I knew what the effect was on me. Um maybe that's why she said, yeah, I I I'm high on TU 2C. But do you think that that could be um a possibility where you take this drug, you might not know the effects it would have, you don't anticipate the effects that it would have, and you get behind the wheel, you cause a terrible crash, you don't mean to walk away. Not to say that she wouldn't be found guilty, but maybe she wouldn't necessarily go to prison or go to prison for many years. I don't know. You tell me. Well, I think that was that case is slightly different in the the sense that marijuana generally overall uh does not have the effect of um making you go and stab somebody like that. So, I think that that was a there was a stronger argument to be made that that was extremely unusual um under those circumstances. However, in this case, this is a cocktail of drugs that a going in you pretty much it it, you know, don't know. You're playing Russian roulette in a way because you don't really know what exactly is in it and you're going in that with open with open eyes as well as some of the effects that she had, the hallucinations and things of those nature that we're that are coming out are consistent with um you know that particular drug. Now, getting behind the car and driving fast and hallucinating, we would hope she wouldn't get behind the wheel, but the hallucinations would be consistent with what you were trying to achieve if you were trying to take this drug >> and taking as if she really was hallucinating, talking about aliens and things like that that she's from the future would make sense. Why was she hit with uh the DUI manslaughter charges now? And what do you have to prove in order to get a conviction for those? So they were waiting the state attorney because they wanted the toxicology to come back to show what was in her system and the levels that were in her system. Um like you had mentioned, you know, initially the police officers weren't sure if she was manifesting what the way she was initially because she was injured. You know, they really didn't know what was going on because it's not unheard of if somebody uh you know hits their head and has a concussion. It can manifest in different in different ways. So, um, you know, they weren't sure about that. So, they were waiting. That was the main reason for that. I mean, the manslaughter, the, uh, vehicular homicide in Florida is pretty easy to prove in the sense that we have that you were, you know, um, driving recklessly. Uh, I think that's going to be easy. And someone basically died due to it. So, I don't think there's no intent. So you don't have to have the intent that you want to harm somebody. Um it really is they get through the intent that way that you had the intent to get behind the wheel and then you acted in the manner that you acted and because of that somebody died. So I mean that's going to be based on the facts that we're hearing unless something else comes out. Um you know that's going to be pretty easy for the prosecution to get a conviction on that. >> And what is she looking at in terms of a potential punishment? My understanding, and correct me if I'm wrong, the manslaughter could be what, four to 30 years in prison, but she's also hit with numerous charges. So, what she could she potentially be looking at if she's convicted across the board? >> Well, the vehicular manslaughter is a maximum of 15. So, um, but she's looking at with all of these potentially 30 years. That's a long, long time. Now, unfortunately, I mean, because we do have two individuals that are deceased, the likelihood of even if she was convicted by a jury that she would be sentenced to that is pretty low. I mean, it it really is a pretty low. Um, I don't believe >> Why do you say that? Why do you say that? Considering two lives were taken in what is arguably, you know, she hasn't been found guilty yet, but what is clearly a senseless case? they were on their way to work and you the allegation is some girl who's high on uh you know this synthetic drug just slams right into them killing them. I mean is 30 years outside the realm of possibility? >> I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility but generally overall if you look at sentencing that in that area that's not customary. I mean, we do this has gotten a lot of media attention. So, um it may be that first of all, likelihood is this isn't going to go to a trial. She's probably going to take a plea, but um that being said, I think it hasn't come out. I believe she didn't really have a prior record other than the suspended license. Now, the court is going to take that into consideration for sure um if we get to the sentencing phase, but whether she has a prior record is going to be calculated into that as well. I'm assuming that she would also put forth different individuals that would come forward and say she's an amazing human being and this was just a mess up or she was a drug, you know, had a dependency issue. I um and and if I was her attorney, I would advise her to get in a rehab right now because really that when it comes to sentencing is going to be a huge thing. You know, are you acknowledging you had a dependency issue as well as are you seeking treatment? >> What would be a deal? What would a deal look like? >> You know, a I definitely think the deal in this situation is going to include actually her serving some time. I'm not saying that they're going to offer a deal that she doesn't serve some sort of time. The question is how much time is she going to serve? I mean, I'm just not like we've we've been discussing this. What are her defenses? Her defenses really are, okay, somebody put something in her drink possibly that they could try at sentencing what you said about reducing it because she didn't realize she was going to react that way. but now she's all over social media as well that we've got her appearing like she's partying pretty much all the time in some form or and so that could potentially come in as well if she tries to play that or argue that she, you know, had never done this before this drug. But now we have posts where she's out on yachts um you know with drinks in her hands. She she's really seems to appear from her social media that she was in that scene. >> I was going to ask you if any of that social media content would make its way in. That's an interesting perspective about. Now, obviously the defense would say it's irrelevant. It's prejuditial. Um bond hearing. You talk about the idea of she should get herself into rehab. Uh she's currently in jail. There's going to be a bond hearing next week. What do you think the likelihood is uh that her defense could mount a successful argument that she should be out pending trial? under the circumstances, I don't think they're going to win that. Um, but related to the um, you know, going for help, going to rehab, her attorney can file a motion and ask that she's able to do that. The likelihood is the court, depending on the type of um, place that she was seeking to go, um, would probably grant that. Um, in my experience, they want to support that. And it's just a question of how restrictive that is that you know she can't come and go check herself out and they would put in parameters about that. >> Well, to end this and to put a bow on this and going back to the victims in this case, there has been this uh GoFundMe that has been set up. Um and Mr. Hernandez, who I mentioned, wrote this and I want everybody to hear this. Abraham's son, just 16 years old, has been left without the love and care of his father, who is his whole world. due to my injuries and I I am unable to work at the moment and the young man's life has changed radically. His mother who lives in Nicaragua and suffers from Parkinson's is also now grieving, helpless and without the financial support her son provided. Again, just a really tragic situation, sad situation. We will see how it progresses, whether a plea deal will actually happen um and in the immediate future to see if she's out on bond next week. Uh Alexis Rosenberg, thank you so much for coming on. Really appreciate it. Thank you for having me. >> A caller reported that he's trying to impound a vehicle, but the owner got in the vehicle and won't get out. I ran the subject's name and looks like he has a misdemeanor warrant locally for aiming or discharging a weapon. >> Hey Keith Stanley, the white male in his 40s. I saw he had a warrant. Let's detain. >> Yeah. Is he still in the truck? Yep. still in there. >> Yeah. Hey, Stanley. >> You have any weapons on you? >> Absolutely none. >> Okay. I'm going to have you step out. >> I will not step out. >> Okay. Well, I think you have a warrant for your arrest. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Grab your hand >> behind your back. I got no cuffs. >> When we say get out of THE CAR, WE MEAN get out of the car, Stanley. You understand us? >> Yes. >> You have any weapons on you? >> I don't even have my license on me, man. >> That'd be a no, wouldn't it? >> 440 County, we have one in custody after pepper spray. >> Are you going to be able to stand up? Not without help. I mean, I'm disabled. [laughter] >> Here we go. >> Let's go back this way. Watch the glasses. Watch the glasses. >> I got >> Stanley. Did you know about your warrant? >> If I have a warrant. Yes, I know what it is. It's a failure to pay on a pointing a firearm or something. >> Yeah. Aim aiming or discharging a firearm. I was illegally convicted due to the complete incompetency of my so-called private public defender. >> So, are you saying you didn't know about your warrant? >> No, I I was aware of it. >> Okay. How come I haven't taken care of it yet? >> Because I will not pay for a stupid ticket. >> Okay. I hope >> to your right >> and then sit straight back. Watch your head. >> Well, we'll take care of that warrant tonight. How come you wouldn't get out of your truck after we asked you to a couple times? I wouldn't get out of the truck cuz I knew that was going to tow it and there's absolutely no reason for him to tow it. There's a disabled sticker in the window. >> Okay. Well, my partner told you to get out of the car. You said no. I said, "Well, Stanley, you have a warrant for your arrest. You need to get out now." Then you refused. Okay. >> Was I violent in any way? >> Doesn't matter. >> Was I violent in any way? No. I wanted to argue the point with you. >> Well, when you got a warrant for your arrest, it's hard to argue that. >> Well, yeah. Okay. >> Okay. I'll talk to the tow driver real quick and see what the disposition of that's going to be. >> All right. All right. What's your side of the story on the tow? >> My side of the story is it's an illegal tow. There's a disabled sticker right there in the window. >> Are they repoing it or just towing it cuz it's in a uh disabled spot? >> Because it's in a disabled. >> Okay. >> I told him I'd get out as soon as I put it on the ground. >> Okay. So, it be it's being towed because in it's in a handicap spot. >> Yeah. >> All right. Do you have any disabled placards or anything on your uh truck? >> Disabled placard on the dashboard >> on Oh, there is one on the dashboard. >> Yeah, it wasn't on there whenever he hooked up to it. >> Oh, >> it wasn't there. It was laying in the floor. >> That's probably why they called the tow truck just cuz your placard wasn't uh visible. >> Yeah. And when I walked out and told him that I am a disabled driver, he should have put it back down cuz it was an illegal toe. You know, unfortunately, once they hook a car up like that, they won't pay put it down unless you until you pay on it. >> Cars at district. >> So, what what exactly happened here? >> Just going to private impound. >> He admitted that when you got here, he didn't have the placard on his car. >> Yeah. >> And he put it on once he saw you. It was already hooked up. >> Yeah. >> So, hooked up to it. >> Sure. >> And you just waited for us at that point? >> Yeah. Yeah. I just called the guys up. >> Okay. Unfortunately for him, he's going to owe the tow truck uh company money to get his truck back and he's going to jail for on his warrant. >> We're headed to a call of a person with a gun. He's walking south on in an alley and we got a couple complaintants. >> Copy. Hold there until we >> DROP THE GUN NOW. POLICE DEPARTMENT. >> DROP IT. >> STOP RIGHT THERE. >> DROP IT NOW. DROP THE GUN. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> PUT IT ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND. EVERYBODY ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. >> FACE DOWN. >> You want to air this location for me? >> Uhhuh. >> Dude, I ain't got nothing. >> It's in my house. >> I'm not talking to you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Anything else on you? >> No. Just a light in my cigarettes. >> 9:22. We're coach B with four people and these are the right parties. What >> was the address where that broken car window was? >> What are you doing walking around with that? >> I'm just shooting some cans in my yard, man. >> It's illegal in the city. >> You weren't seeing right here. You were seeing up the block with all that with that gun. >> No walking around with it. >> You shooting anything? >> No. >> You never shot it? >> No. >> Well, why would we be here getting a call then? >> You just said you were shooting cans in your yard. So that's shooting >> in my yard. I'm not going up up a block and soon that window. >> We got people that said you were >> sit up. Put your knee in up. There you go. >> Let's go to the car. >> So, you start being honest with me or do I got to go get witnesses and say that you were walking around with the gun up the alleyway? >> Are you afraid of getting in trouble because of the car window? >> No, man. I'm telling you the truth, man. >> You're telling me the truth? I don't think you are though. >> Right. >> I can't just man be in my house all the time. >> That's not true. >> Right. We've already talked to two people in your yard that said you weren't in your yard the whole time. >> All right. That's what >> So if you if you just keep lying, it's just not it's not going to help you. It's just going to show you're a liar. So then when you go to court, you're just going to be a big liar. >> You all right with that? >> Yeah, I guess so. If that's what they want to say. How long have you had the gun outside? >> Like two hours. >> Two hours. >> Yeah. >> And you just were in the yard the entire time. >> Yeah, man. Been shooting off this little can. A beer can. >> All right. Where's the beer can that you were shooting? >> Go look. It's in the back. >> Where? In the back. I'll go look. Where? In the back. >> By the peace tree. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Jared. >> Spell it. >> G E R. >> All right. Be right with you. There's a car up the block here about a half a block away from where we found the guy with the BB gun. >> And the caller said that he broke the window out with the gun. I don't know if he shot it or or hit it. >> 922. >> 922. Go ahead. >> The plate on the car is going to be 226. Has a broken back window out. We'll head back to the scene and then see if we can find the witness. >> She's she was walking with him down the street. Did he did he shoot the window out or did he break it with the the rifle? >> They shot. >> Shot. Okay. And it was the Asian guy that did it. What's his name? Gurr. >> Jack. >> You know why you're in this car today? You were caught shooting that gun off. Broke out a back window of a car. People saw you do it. Okay. And then we caught you with the gun in your hand. >> Ends up being a BB gun. Still can't do that in the city of Minneapolis. >> Okay. You know there's lots of kids running around. >> Yeah. >> Probably your own family out there side of the house. Yeah. >> What would happen if one of those BB's hit one of them or >> not? >> Or hit somebody else down the street. >> Yeah. >> People could get hurt. If they got hit by that BB, then it wouldn't just be a BB gun charge. It' be a real gun charge. >> It' be assault. Okay. >> You are going to go to jail tonight for [music] damaged property. It's a felony and for the gross misdemeanor charge of carrying the BB gun in public and discharging it. >> Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> No questions. >> No questions. >> All right. >> 130. Blonde hair and a gray outfit. got me blonde hair and a gray outfit. I'm here. >> Yeah, he's got a problem. He looks a little amped up. >> What's going on? >> He was I had to leave the grounds early. I don't know what I'm talking about. >> Step to the car and take your hands out of your pockets. >> Take your hands out of your pockets and step up to my car. >> That's the second time I've asked you. You're making me nervous. Take your hands out of your pockets and step up to my car. >> Unless you charge. Take your hands out of your pockets and >> don't resist. >> Now put your hands behind your back or you're going to get the taser. >> I'm trying. >> Put your hands behind your back, >> man. You know what's up, >> man. You know I'm trying, man. Just shut up. >> Wrong answer. >> Shut the up. >> Let your hands go. >> Let your hands go. You know, I was trying. >> Trying to do what? >> Trying to let you arrest me. >> Sit up. >> You know what's up. >> Sit up. Now we're going to stand up. >> The only way I'm going to arrest you. >> You ready? We're going to stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> Now we're going to stand in front of the car. >> That's what I asked you earlier. Right here. >> You know. >> Listen. Listen. Sit down. Sit up. Sit down. You know what? No. No. No. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I will sit down. >> Sit down. >> How do you want me to sit down? >> On your butt. >> Ah, there you go. >> What is your problem tonight? >> What is your problem? >> Because people trying to harass me >> for what? >> What's your first name? >> Being white. >> What's your first name? >> Eric. >> Eric what? >> I don't want to release that. >> How much have you been drinking? >> Huh? >> About five beers. >> How old are you, man? 22. >> Where's your ID? >> In my wallet. Where the do you think it is? >> Hey, you keep it up with this attitude. You're going to be in jail tonight. You know that, right? >> All right. You ready? We're going to stand up again. >> Let's walk to that car. >> Come on. >> Let's take him out back over by the MD. >> Come on. >> You know what? I'll just walk him over. Come on. >> Come on, man. I >> The guy in the white, [screaming] >> you know, I didn't know what you had in your pocket and that's why you're in this situation now. should have just showed me your hands. >> Have I done anything to you? >> Let me go, man. >> Come on. Come on. Walk. >> I'm going to take them off if you relax. Soon as you relax, I'm going to take them off. Come on. >> Right here, B. Right here. Turn around. Right here. >> You want to go home or you want to go to jail? >> Right now, it doesn't really matter. It should matter cuz you don't want you don't want to be in jail with your attitude today. >> What you trying to charm me with? What you trying to trying? >> All right. >> Okay. >> He was leaning over this guy in the hat right here saying, "Let me see your ID. Let me see your ID. You Asian [ __ ] You don't belong in my country." Yeah. >> And uh the guy was ignoring him for like 10 minutes. He's doing it 15 minutes and he's like leaning over spitting on him. You Asian trash. You trash. Get out of my country. >> So this guy got up and was saying, you know, go go away. You know, go inside the store. leave me alone. >> Right. >> And um he was on the phone and he pushed him. What? And so that's when I came over there. I said, "Hey, knock it off." And he started calling us monsters. And >> did he do anything? Did he hit you or do anything? >> He tried to attack the other guy I was with >> He pushed him away. And then he had to go and then that's when he started walking away and we called again >> and that's when we came up on him. >> Yeah. And then the manager was coming out and all the managers are like minorities. We're all minorities. And he's just, you know, >> racial slurs and stuff like that. Okay. >> What's his deal? He he said that if we let him go, people here are going to kill him. >> Let's [music] just go ahead and take him to jail and be done with it. >> Now, we're headed to a chain of three nightclubs in the area. A lot of drug complaints in it. And get out, talk to some people, see what we can find. >> Hey, how we doing? >> About to go in there. >> You about to go in there? >> Yeah. >> Smoking a cigarette. >> You are? >> Yeah. Where's your other hand at? You got something on it? car. >> He's got something on him. >> Step out of the car, player. >> Turn around, face the car. Turn around, face the car. You step No. Turn around and face the car. Put your hands behind your back. >> I ain't got nothing on me. >> It's all right. I know. You just shoved it in between the seats. >> No, I didn't. >> Ma'am, step out of the car right here. >> That's fine. Sit everything down on the seat. >> Sit all your stuff down. >> Sit your stuff down. That's fine. Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. >> How old are you? >> I'm 22. >> 22. Outstanding. Bring it over here. >> All right. >> From this point forward, all three of you have been detained for our narcotics investigation. Anything you want to tell me about what's in your car? >> Nobody knows anything. Nobody knows anything. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. What? You know >> what's in the car? >> What's in the car, ma'am? >> Some weed. >> Okay. Where's weed at, ma'am? >> Where in the car, please? >> Right there. >> And right there. Where? Be specific, please. In the back. The very back. >> How much weight is in the car >> approximately? All right. Three. >> Three oz. 3 g. 3 lb. >> 3 oz. >> 3 oz. Okay. Is it your wheat? >> No, it's somebody else. I just got it from somebody. >> You got it from somebody? What? What are you going to do with it? >> I was going to smoke it. >> 3 oz. And we have packing packaging materials. And what do you know? >> Bingo. That's one bag. She claims she has three ounces. Uh I think she got ripped off because that that's probably maybe like an ounce and a half, maybe two, unless they smoked up an ounce of it. Unfortunately for her, it's still enough to get her a felony charge of possession with intent to distribute marijuana more than a half ounce. Is he vicious? No, >> she's okay. >> Yeah. >> The story was he wasn't doing anything. He was just sitting here. >> I got pictures of that. >> All right. >> That's originally what I saw. >> Probably about a quarter ounce. >> The officers who approached the car when we first walked up [snorts] approached the car from the passenger side saw the uh rear seat passenger, the black man with a baseball cap uh shoving that item in the seat. So, he's going to get charged for the possession of u of marijuana. Simple possession. At this point, >> my officer saw you palming the weed. I find the weed in the back seat where you were sitting. >> Some weed? >> Yeah, we found we found it. About a quarter ounce of weed sitting in the in the uh in the back seat where you were sitting. >> Dang, man. >> It ain't yours. Who else is in the back? Is it a dog? The dog had a weed? >> No. >> Okay. There was nobody back in the back of the car but you and the dog. You got rolling papers. You got everything but the weed. And the only weed that's in the back seat is not yours. >> Now, you want to try this again? >> Yeah. All right. Tell me what happened. >> All right. Earlier, he picked me up from the beach. I had like water on me and we smoked the blunt. That's why I got that package. >> Mhm. >> And then I I swear I didn't know about the weed in the car. >> Which weed are you talking about? You talking about the weed in the back of the car? >> Yeah. I didn't know about that. >> Okay. Where Where's the quarter you had? >> Uh I put it in the back of the seat. >> You put it in the back of the seat. >> But that was way before y'all came though. >> Okay. So, I I understand how y'all like cuz that's why I always put it. I mean, if I'm like in the car. >> All right. Thanks, man. Appreciate you being honest with me. >> You know, I just want to say first of all, we're going to go ahead and uh take you over to see the matter trip for a bond hearing. All right. Is this your first time ever doing this? >> Mhm. >> All right. >> My first time in trouble, too. >> First time in trouble. [music] All right. He gave me a cat mouse and cat always win. >> What's the deal with him? >> Oh, is he spitting? He's got to spit cat. Can you release these cuffs? Cuz I'm not trying to resist the rest. >> So, we're going to talk to you about that. You going to give us any trouble at all? >> No, ma'am. I mean, no, sir. >> Okay. We'll take the leg irons off you and let you walk, but the rest of the cuffs are staying on. So, is this little cap to see how you're going to act? >> All right. I swear to God, I'm not trying to mess with no one right now. I'm already in much trouble as it is. >> Well, that is kind of true. >> Exactly. Just wait till >> we're going to We'll play like you act. >> All right. She's going to let go of your legs so you can get out. [music] You want to slide out feet or you want to slide out this way? >> The feet first, please. >> Okay. I'm going to push you. >> Hold on. Hold on. Watch your head. Watch your head. Watch your head. >> All right. All right. >> Can you pull my hair out of my face, please? >> We'll get that. We'll get that inside. We'll guide you. >> What's his charges? >> On an officer. >> Sold on an officer. >> What's your name? >> Uh, Michael. >> Okay, Mike. Let's go up here and get these cuffs off you. Huh? >> Can you pull my pants up, please? >> I'm going to let you do all that. >> Just remember how you act is going to dictate how [music] we treat you. >> All right. >> Pictures first. [music] >> Can you please get that camera out of here? >> Don't worry about the camera. That camera's for me cuz I ain't trying to go through no more trouble. I don't want that camera in my face right now. You're going to do like we tell you to do. >> Like I said, >> like I said, don't you worry about that camera. It's here for us, not for you. >> Exactly. Like I >> So you leave alone. >> All right. Like I said, I'm going to cooperate. >> Okay. >> I'm going to cooperate. I ain't trying to go through no more trouble. >> I don't mean making no threat. So you're sitting there making threat. So you've already proven we can't trust you. >> What are you looking for? >> He's just looking for scrapes and scratches. >> From the left shoulder. That's it. All right, let's go. >> No, I'm not going to pull nothing up. >> You could feel him starting to tense up and start to pull away. At that point, we had to gain control again. >> Huff your mouth. Is this enough? >> Now, what was the deal? >> All I asked is pull up my pants >> and he pushed me in this door. Are you seriously kidding me? >> No. No one's kidding you. I'm not trying to ex your mouth, man. Your mouth is what's getting you in trouble. >> All right. >> On the floor. On the floor. On his stomach. >> Okay. >> Now, as you can see, he doesn't want to cooperate very well. >> I'm cooperating. >> So, the action >> his action gets our reaction. >> I ain't got one thing on me. >> Are you kidding? >> We're not trusting you anymore. Yeah, right. >> Enough with your mouth, man. Enough. >> All right. >> Your mouth has already gotten you this much trouble. >> Yeah. >> I'll show you another trouble. >> Take your mouth. >> No. You see, there you go again. Megan threats. >> All right. >> Megan making threats. You can't keep listen to me. We're going to take these cuffs off you. >> You're going to stay on this floor until we all back out of this holding cell. >> Okay? >> And if you act crazy in here hitting on our door, >> do not move your hand. >> We will come back in here and this time it won't be as pleasant. Stay on the floor. >> All right. As you can see, he just doesn't listen. >> So, what happened on the street? >> Just drunk and disorderly at his parents house and went out as a domestic, but he didn't attack them. But when the corporal got there, he was screaming and how at the front door, came at my corporal. >> Where you talk your corporal? That's what got him here. Otherwise, he wouldn't even be here. >> [music] >> What I'm going to do now, I'm going to go there and talk to this gentleman and we're going to try to take him out of the holding cell and see if he's ready to get the booking process over with. All right, Mike. I said, we're going to try to get you out of here and get this done. Just relax. You can relax. And you know why we put you in this holy cell? >> Causing trouble. >> Causing trouble. No problems now. You're going to be all good. >> Let's get this done here. Grab that for me if you don't mind. We'll throw that in the garbage. >> That wasn't fun wearing, was it? >> Yes, sir. >> Feeling better. >> So, what happened to you at home? >> What started all this? >> My mom and dad getting argue with them cuz you're drinking or something? >> They they didn't like that. So, who called the police? Step back for a moment. H >> your mom did. >> You never done this before. First time. >> I'm sure they'll give you a break. I think you'll [music] be all right. All right. Mhm. >> Okay. I want you to go ahead and have a seat over here for me, Mike. [music] I'll get your paperwork and we'll get you finished up. All right. >> I don't think Michael's really a bad kid. He's a [music] troubled kid. He's probably got an alcohol problem, which is most people come to jail. got alcohol problems. It seems like it's one he won a fight on alcohol. You see, Michael stay sober. He's probably nicest kid you could ask to meet. I think he'll make it. >> I work for the [music] Hamilton County Sheriff's Department. I've been here for 15 years and I am one of the intake supervisors. Working here, you never can tell what type of person we're [music] going to get coming in through the doors. Officers don't discriminate, so anyone could be arrested for any small thing. What did he get arrested for? >> Burglary. >> Oh, >> yeah. He He broke into an apartment. We caught him still inside the apartment and glass broken. He had the glass [snorts] fragments on his boot. >> He had the bubble coat that two witnesses saw him wearing and we also found the property next to where he was giving you a hard time in the vehicle. the entire time down here. And this is how he was acting the entire time down here. >> That's normal behavior for him. >> For him? >> Yeah, that's normal for him. >> She's 8 months pregnant. >> Okay. >> Oh, >> are you in labor now? >> I'm just hurting. I don't go in labor. I have some serians, but I'm hurting. Sorry. That's >> where you hurting at >> Well, lower. >> Well, she needs to know. You have feeling pressure or pain? >> Both. Pressure. >> How'd you come in contact with her? >> We got dispatched for a theft report. >> Simple theft. >> Showed up. She was just getting on a city bus. We stopped the city bus. Got her off of it. She had the property on her. >> Brought her down here. >> Easy arrest. >> Yeah. >> Come on. He's ready for you. Grab your jacket. >> Come around this way, sweetie. >> Sergeant, if I scream, come in. Okay. >> No, I don't deliver. >> Eric, step up here. >> Oh, yeah. >> And be still. Stand right there and don't move. He was this early the entire way down to the jail. He gave us a hard time. We had to stop a couple times, make sure he was still secured. >> I didn't take nothing. >> Money to take something. So, be good. >> Turn around, face, >> Eric. Turn around and face the wall and chill. Calm way down. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Don't shake them things. >> Hey, I'm clean. >> Okay. >> He told the nurse he was suicidal. >> Eric, did you tell her you was feeling suicidal? >> Yeah, now I'm feeling suicidal. >> Were you playing games? Yes. >> Not really. >> I didn't feel suicidal until I found out I had a felony. >> So now I really do. >> Oh, because of your charge. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> No, but I don't. >> You already told me you're suicidal. I can't lose my county job because you don't want to be suicidal all of a sudden. >> Well, what if I feel less suicidal than >> There ain't no less. You told two people. You told the girl at pre-trial and you told me he needs to be dressed out in yellow. Stop. What size you wear? Small. Small. >> I really ain't suicidal. Mattalid. You what? Matt asylum. >> You mean homicidal? >> No, mad asylum. >> That's a new one. >> Come on, my man. Right back here. >> Now he's going to be placed on suicide watch because after speaking to pre-trial and finding out that he has a felony, now he feels suicidal or mattisal as he says, which I don't understand what that means. So now he'll go to court in a yellow uniform on suicide watch. I don't believe that he's suicidal. Just wants to be in a sale with a blanket tonight. >> Let's go. >> I'm pregnant. I think I should be going to jail sweatshirt. >> You do understand why I arrested you. >> Oh, no problem. It's not your fault. >> But I'm just saying they got their property back. You know, it was mine. If I took it, I'll say I took it. And in any of my conditions that I've ever done, I've done I just got out doing seven years. >> Right. It has nothing to do with you being pregnant. >> Oh, no. But but you arrested me, though. How do you know that lady ain't lying? Or how do you know I ain't lying? You know, I'm a Christian. >> I'm not going to go in there and steal no sweatshirt and jeopardize me to come to jail to eat bologn juices when I'm out in the street. >> Ma'am, have a sec. You belong to this officer. Why are you back here fussing and complaining? >> No, I wasn't complaining. >> You weren't? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay, have a seat. >> Charge. I swear to God, I'm not in the wrong. I get ready to get back on the bus to go back home. Here comes these officers. >> You didn't have a receipt? >> The lady had it. >> Then why would she call the police and say you stole? >> Because I I don't know if she wouldn't. No, I didn't have the receipt to do the exchange. No, my friend has the receipt. >> Mhm. >> If you felt like I stole something, you should have been calling the police then, not wait till I get to a bus stop. >> Well, you know, it takes the police a minute to get there. >> Not not on [laughter] that. Huh? It take them for to get them child molesters a minute. >> Well, how you jump to child molesters? >> I'm saying but for a petty theft. Come on now. Come on. Everybody ain't bad people. >> Okay, go ahead and listen to what he's telling you to do. >> Serge, everybody ain't bad people. >> I'm not saying everybody's a bad person. >> I should have had the benefit of the doubt cuz people lie. I've lied. And I'm I'm already almost due. And it hurts. >> All right. You understand that? I'm doing whatever I can do on our end. Yes, ma'am. for the sheriff's department to make sure that everything is done correctly. Right. Yes, ma'am. >> And you going to show up for court? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> On your behalf. >> All right. >> And I'm going to give you the big picture of my baby when it's born so you can put in your office. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm going to say this is the one who let you go. >> It's the officer. The one that you said needs to give you the benefit of the doubt. It's the the officer. >> All right. I'll be back to check on you in a minute. Okay. >> She's eight months pregnant. So, she was given a court date to come back. But Alicia feels though just because she's pregnant, she shouldn't been brought to jail. The probability is that she won't show up for court. We'll probably catch her after she gives birth to her baby. >> I have a call over on jail reception. We got an arresty refusing to dress out at this time. We need to go check it out and see what's going on back here. >> Step back. All right, you going to step back. >> Okay. >> All right. >> MAN, I I'M ASKING THIS MAN QUESTIONS. THIS MAN GOING TO COME CHOKE ME CUZ >> HE GOING TO COME UP AND CHOKE ME. >> OKAY. YOU GOING TO STAND DOWN, >> MAN? STAND DOWN OR WHAT? >> YOU'RE GOING TO STAND DOWN, >> MAN. I I WAS STANDING THERE. I WAS AT THE LINE GETTING MY STUFF. >> OKAY. YOU GOT TO YELL. >> I was standing in line. He told me, "Stop talking to me while you back here." He keep on coming to the front of the line. Yeah, man. You going to shut up. You going to shut UP BACK HERE. HOW YOU GOING TO MAKE ME SHUT UP? YOU'RE NOT GOING TO MAKE ME SHUT UP NOWHERE. >> Tell me when you finish, >> man. >> Tell me when you finished. THAT GAVE HIM NO RIGHT TO PUT HIS HANDS ON ME BECAUSE HE GOT A PISSED-OFF MOUTH BECAUSE HE PISSED OFF. BECAUSE I keep talking. >> That man asked you not to talk. Did you not just say that? >> But when I'm in line >> Oh, that ain't what I asked you. That ain't what I asked you. Did you not just tell me that statement? >> Tell you what, >> that that when the guy asked you to stop talking, wait. When deputy Smith asked you to stop talking, you turned back around and said to Deputy Schmid, >> No, he didn't say stop talking. He didn't say stop talking. He said stop talking to me. I stopped speaking to him and I said, "I'm going to speak to the inmates." >> Tell you what I'm gonna do. >> He's kicking the door. >> Oh, he's kicking the door, >> man. How Man, now now it's I'm kicking the door, man. Now it's I'm kicking the door. >> Did you kick the door? >> Now it's I'm kicking the door. >> I'm asking you. Did you kick the door earlier? >> Man, >> did you kick the door early? >> Did I ask you? Can I speak to you earlier when you sat right there? >> I haven't been up here all day. >> I haven't. Okay. I don't know. I never kicked the door. I haven't You're not trying. YOU DIDN'T OFFER A BIT OF ASSISTANCE YET. You still negotiate this hand. We ain't negotiating. >> IT'S NOT A NEGOTIATION. I'M TELLING YOU I'M HURTING AND YES, I'M AN INMATE. ARE YOU GOING TO DO YOUR JOB AS TO PROTECT ME AND YOU'RE not doing that BECAUSE YOU'RE ASKING ME QUESTIONS and not look I'm bleeding and still on. >> Come on. >> That's right. I'll be up [music] here for a second. I'll be up here for a second. Had a disturbance back in dress out. He wouldn't cooperate in dress out. They had to bring him out. He had a scuffle back there with some of the officers back in dress out. At that point, we took him out of dress out, brought him around, placed him in a cell, hoping he would cool down. >> Ah, that's what I want. >> All right. What we going to do? What we going to do? I'm going to take him downstairs and I'm going to deal with him downstairs. >> No, you did not do this. >> Open the gate. Open the Open door. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. >> All right. I'm going I'm going to give you a couple of commands. I'm going to give you a couple of commands. >> I SAID I SAID THAT LAST OFFER TO HELP YOURSELF. >> YOU AIN'T OFFER TO HELP ME AT ALL, MAN. >> All right. Now, I want you to walk down here. Turn left. >> Walk and turn left. >> Man, you ain't offering to help. >> I'm not ask you again, sir. >> You ain't offer to help me none. >> Turn left. >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> Man, YOU AIN'T ASKING ME NOTHING. I'M DOING WHAT YOU WANT ME TO DO, MAN. I'M DOING WHAT YOU WANT ME TO DO, MAN. WHAT? >> I'm down with you, man. >> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? WHAT IS YOU TALKING ABOUT, MAN? MAN, NOW YOU PUNCHING ME. I AIN'T GOING TO PUNCH ME, MAN. I AIN'T SPIT YOU. I SPIT ON YOU. LET GO MY man to do that. >> Give me the chair. Give me the chair. Give me the chair. Give me the chair. Open the gate back. Put him in the chair. >> Put him in the chair. >> Let's go. Man, let's go. >> At all, man. For real, >> man. Put your pants on me, man. >> Don't be bad. Matter >> of fact, man. >> Start strapping them in. >> Put it in there, >> man. >> Man, man, what you stoming up so tight for? Huh? Man, they sitting there beat. They beat your ass. They goddamn What kind is this, man? >> Okay. Put him in Put him in sale. Everybody, man, type up right quick. >> I can do that. Right now, the gentleman that's in 239, we had a problem with him in dress out, not wanting to follow uh the deputy's instruction and dress out. At that point, um they had a use of force situation. We brought him back downstairs to keep him from arousing other inmates upstairs to put him in the cell. He started banging on the sail. >> At that point, we had to actually put him in a restraint chair for his own safety and protection at that point. >> Anything sharp or dangerous on you? >> Uh, >> no. Knives, needles, no. >> Why should I need them? >> I don't know. I don't know who you are, where you come from. So, that's why I'm asking. >> So, uh, what's he here for? What's going >> $10,000 bail on a >> on a disorderly comment? So, you made some sort of >> judge angry. $10,000. >> You know what your warrant is for? You have no idea. >> Now, what did I do? >> Necessary glasses. >> Okay. Let's go get your shoes. And let's >> What did I do? >> We'll tell you as soon as you get your shoes up here. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Sounds like a deal. >> I do. >> What did I do? >> Let's get your shoes up here and we'll let you know. Okay. >> What do sir? >> Okay. There you go. >> What did I do? >> And your pants. >> What did I do, >> sir? >> We discussed this. You just have a warrant for your arrest. That's it. What's the charge? >> Okay. >> Disorderly conduct. >> Okay. Hands up on the counter. >> I be a son of a Stand back. >> You're a liar. >> A deservative beast. >> Hey, be nice. You want some respect, right? >> Liar. >> All right, sir. You're just going to be signing for your money and your property? >> Sign here. That's fine. You don't have to sign for it. We need fingerprints, though. Sir, don't do that. >> I'll do. >> Hey, come on. Let's go this way. I'm going to do go in a timeout room over here. Okay. >> You're a liar. >> It's going to go over here and you're going to sober up. >> Okay. Soon as you're ready, we'll get you out so you can get out of jail. >> Okay. So, how was he out there when you uh approached >> up and down? Really mellow. Super nice. And then he would amp up swearing. Okay. >> Trying to start a fight. >> Yeah. Pretty much like in here >> just like you witnessed. >> Okay. Obviously, he's [music] extremely intoxicated. Don't know if he has some mental health issues, but um you know, put him in there for a little while and let him cool off. >> I don't know none of them. But >> you don't know none of them? >> No. But still, >> we're going to get to know them. >> Wow, that's pretty neat. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How you doing? >> My girlfriend has accepted a proposal for me today, so I'm pretty happy. So, you proposed to your girlfriend today? >> I accepted. Yes. >> Really? >> We've been together a couple years. >> Well, congratulations. Well, it's too bad you're here. What What brings you here? >> I was drinking and I want probation. So, the worst part of it all is she's going to be at home tonight and she's moving her own place and she don't even have a phone. >> Yeah, that's terrible. So, how'd [snorts] you guys make contact tonight? >> He was walking down the street hitchhiking. >> Yes, sir. I was I was walking home. I was late for dinner, so I started hitchhiking. I'm from Boing Mainly, so you can hitchhike out there. And obviously he's pretty high on meth >> and drinking all day. >> Admitted he was drinking and then I contacted his PO and they got a detainer on him. >> So I'm kind of curious. How did you uh propose to your girlfriend? >> Um actually my dad took us out to Popeye's chicken and our pitles were riding the car with us on the way home and I s rum pimples and I said, "Hey babe, you want to get married?" So, my next question would be, were you high on math when you did propose or were you sober or what? [clears throat] >> That had nothing to do with my proposal, sir. >> No, I'm just curious. I mean, >> she's she's a great woman. She's a gymnastics teacher. I have a job. >> Good. >> They um actually I I asked these officers if I could do some help for him. Sergeant Fairview said that, you know, what I told him is true. Then I'm more likely to be getting released tonight. So, and if he's a man of his word, then hopefully I'll be home to see my girl tonight. Wow. >> So, how long have you been using meth for now? >> Um, I was with my girlfriend when I was 15. Her stepfather cooked and um I kind of fell into it like that and and I just off and on. I quit when I was 18 when I went to college. >> Started again when I was 21. Quit when I was 23. My mom died then and so I started and and now I don't use it hardly that much, but I was high. Yeah. I [snorts] you know to I've done it and do it but no, there's no She said we can't have a family like that and I want to do better for me, you know. >> And she doesn't use it, right? No, she does not use it. She No, she does not use it whatsoever. >> So, knowing that, you know, you guys are going to get married and you're going to start a >> family to Bel. I mean, I work I've always worked my whole life. >> So, you're going to get out the meth. >> Look at my record. I don't steal. I don't do nothing. Yes, I am. >> You are. Okay. [snorts] >> What's it going to take for you to stop? Cuz it seems seems like >> Girl, I mean, you know what I mean? Me looking happy, me wanting to do it. Nothing else. >> It sucks. This is horrible. >> Well, you know what meth does to you after a while, right? >> Yes, sir. I do. And I don't use meth regularly at all. Let's get back to the point of it's my girlfriend's proposals on night. Man, it's horrible. I'm sorry. [gasps] >> Okay. Sign here for all your property. You get that when you get out. Okay. >> I can get out or is this something to keep me quiet and think that you know >> um it's a parole detainer. So, typically they'll keep you in jail. [music] [snorts] >> You don't need to sign it. That's fine. Right over here, sir. >> Do that, man. >> That's why you keep saying I don't know. [snorts] I said I can handle the truth. You just say it. >> Here you go. Straight down. Straight up. >> Okay. Dennis, grab your stuff. >> Come on, Dennis. Grab all your stuff. Come on down this way. >> Do you want to go ahead and put him in the side room or do you want to keep them out? >> I'm going to put you in a side slot just for a little while. Quit crying. >> You're bouncing up. >> On my word. Okay. Give me a chance in >> No, you go you go into a sale and you bathe your yourself for a little while and then we'll let you out later. Okay. But you're you're bouncing. >> I don't I'm worse by myself, man. Please. I will not I will sit there by myself and be quiet, please. >> I'll leave the curtain off the window. >> Okay. Come on down. >> All right. Every time I'll be here until I get a hold of my girl, I wonder what she's thinking. You know, when you're in here, you're alone. There's nobody else. This is bouncing off the wall part. He'll be like this for a while when people are high on meth. It's something that lasts for hours and hours. And looks like he's kind of unstable, too, with, you know, proposing his girlfriend. So, we'll have to keep an eye on him in here. Hopefully, he'll be okay. >> I got arrested for a domestic. I'm the one with the black eye, claw marks all over me, and I'm the one in jail. >> Is she here, too, or no? >> No. Hell no. Well, I'm in jail for a crime I didn't commit. >> So, he's a little bit uh mad at the world. He was mad when he came in and he's probably going to continue to be mad. He might not make it through the rest of our process out here. We're too busy out here tonight to have to deal with people's attitudes like that. So, we'll give him a couple more minutes, see how he is. >> I'm just saying while you're in here, >> right or wrong, you know? I mean, we can freaking we can bounce around all over the political aspect of things, >> but you going to be doing that by yourself being in our way. So, chill. >> You still got to go back to where we at. Chuck, just tell me what >> you want to stay here and go through the process. >> So, I'm supposed to be happy >> and now I got to listen to this clown tell me to shut up. So, what brought you into jail tonight, man? >> I don't know. Old lady calls the cops and says I hit her. >> So, is she Is she a pretty big girl? Cuz she look like you got a pretty good black eye. >> Yeah, she's a big girl. >> Hey, can I say something? The apology? I know. We We cool with uh I'm in here for domestic violence, too. But I'm in here because my girl thought I was going to leave her. My girl came out with three nights. She don't understand that how much I love her. >> She think I going to cheat on her, but I wasn't. She came at you with three knives. >> Three knives, man. That wife grew a heart on me. I done turned her into a monster, man. Look at my hair. >> Did she do that? >> Yeah. But let's not us fight against each other, dog. >> All right, bro. >> All right. >> I got you, man. >> All right. I mean, I'm in the same situation, >> right? You ain't no child molester. I know I ain't you. >> I know I ain't. >> All right, then. Right now, we in jail together, so I like >> touch my woman. My I got my ass beat by the woman because I let her kick my bank. on her face. >> Nice. >> You got a black eye though. I got a little black eye. >> I got a black eye. >> Like how you came new friend. That's pretty cool. >> Whatever, man. I don't make no friends. >> Hey, so you apologize. >> I apologize. >> Big dog. >> I apologize. >> Thank you. >> You too long. >> You said she's done this to you before. >> And because she lied, I'm the one sitting here facing two years of prison. >> And you're going to continue to stay ring on you. Yeah, I love her. >> Even though she'd send you to prison for two years. >> Love has no bounds. Huh? >> No bounds. >> Can I use the restroom, please? >> Yeah. >> You may knock. Make sure nobody's in there. >> Hey, can you say my seat? >> Hey, Dwayne. >> He's only been in here a couple of times and all of a sudden in 2008, he came in about 10 times. So, something's got to trigger that. So, maybe we can figure that out and see what we can do to help him out. >> [music] >> Are you going to be able to cooperate, my officers, when we take you out of the vehicle, be able to go through the booking process? >> Yeah, man. Come on. Just let me out and I'll be gone on my way. >> You done banging your head? >> You done spinning? >> As long as nobody touches me. >> Well, we're going to be touching you, sir. >> Don't put him in the chair. Start the camera. What's he being charged with tonight? >> Uh, burglary and conspiracy to commit animal cruelty. >> Why you Why you check checking me up like that? Like I'm a vent person. >> How you doing? I wish I could see you if I had a face. He was unwilling to restrain his animals when Metro got there. He was combative with them. Once he was placed in the patrol vehicle, started hitting his head on the door and the cage of the vehicle. He was spitting, so they put the spit mask on him. He said he would cooperate as long as no one touched him. Well, obviously that's not going to happen. So, we went ahead and placed him in the restraint chair so that we can see uh how well he's going to be able to behave. I'm going to lift up your spit mask to look at your cut. Okay. >> No, please don't touch me. >> I'm not. It's >> just medical. >> Don't touch me. >> I don't care. >> I'm ready to die. I don't care. >> So, you're using medical treatment, >> ma'am. I just want to see whether or not you have >> I do not care. >> I need for stitches. >> I don't care. >> So, you're not going to let me know that you're cut? [clears throat] >> Possibly been drinking. Resting officer also told us that he was making comments that they should just go ahead and take him out to the desert and kill him. So he might also be suicide risk. We'll go ahead and leave him in the restraint chair now. Observing and see how he does. >> There you go. >> Just put a gun on my head and shoot me. >> What are you in jail for? >> What am I in jail for? >> Yeah. So what are you in jail? >> Everybody wants to start fight with me, man. Come on. >> What are you in jail for? >> Even cops. >> What are you in jail for? >> My my my violent >> Your violent what? my violent temper. >> So, would you hit somebody? >> Somebody that was getting stupid with me? >> No, I thought your uh I thought your charges had something to do with animal cruelty. >> No, no animal cruelty. I got I got animals, man. I got dogs. >> How many dogs you got? >> I got I got two pets and a Chihuahua, man. You call my wife, dog. >> I'll make you I'll make you a better deal. You want to call your wife yourself? >> Okay. >> First step's going to be Okay. >> I want to go home. I want to go home with my kids. Look at your head. Looks medical. All right. You're [snorts] not going to spit, right? >> I ain't spit none, man. You guys busted me already. >> I didn't bust you down. >> You guys really busted me. It's all good. >> Time to look at your head. Okay. >> They got blood everywhere. >> Hey, can you get me out of here? >> Can I get you out of here? >> I want to go home. >> I'm the last person to talk to you, Michael. >> Make sure your head's in place. Okay. >> All right. Stay quiet. I'll have come over here and talk to you and we'll figure out we're going to house you. If you behave, I'll leave you like this. If you don't, you start acting up again. This goes back on you and your hands go back and they go back behind your back. >> Me, man. I'd rather be shot than or stabbed and have that on my face cuz I feel like I'm suffocating. Just suffocating you, man. >> He's got to calm down. Just be quiet. I'll be back in 15 minutes. >> Going to come talk to our code five that we put under 2C. He's [music] had some time to relax and hopefully sleep off the uh intoxication or alcohol that he's had. [music] So, we'll see what kind of was going on with him and his story and what was happening. >> Hey, can you sit up again for me? >> Just wanted to chat with you for a few minutes. See what happened out there. Sounds like you had a little bit of drama out there on the street with the police and >> what was going on. So, what happened out there? >> Hello. I was just depending on myself, man. You know what I'm saying? >> Well, you were pretty erratic. Had you been drinking a night? >> Huh? >> Were you say I had about a six-ack of Corona? That was it. >> Six pack of Corona. >> Did you Did you do anything else? Any kind of drugs or anything? Cuz you were pretty hopped up when you came in. >> Two shots of ghost logger. >> Okay. Little ghost logger, a couple of beers. >> All right. You're going to have a psych nurse come in and talk to you again and you'll be able to go through the system the way way you're supposed to. Okay. Try to have a good rest of your time here. somebody with too much alcohol in their system and brought him up here to isolation so we can sleep it off and he's obviously been able to do that. So, he'll be able to finish out this process. I'm sure he'll get cleared here when the psych is able to talk to him in the morning and he'll be able to get out of this area and into the general population. >> This is what they do. >> Knock it off. Knock it off. >> Put it on him. There you go. Ready for that? You good now? I'm killing all you guys. >> Let the deputies do their job. >> And why don't you search the 20 Mexicans that threw rocks at me? >> Listen to me. >> Oh, >> they too tough for you guys. >> You've been here before? >> Hey, I make I make >> You've been here before, right? >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Yeah. So, just calm down. Do you know how this works? >> I remember you, kid. >> You been drinking a night? >> A little bit. >> I'm killing all you want to be at you, mother. I just wait for you to sleep. >> Relax. >> Put the >> Yeah. This is what happens when you're a victim. [screaming] >> This is the only way you'll ever help me. >> Right. >> You need to relax. >> This is the only way you can help me. >> Deputies do their job. >> I love the pain. >> A place to lay down. Relax. Hey, so we still playing tennis? Yeah, we got we got tennis, right? We got a match. All right, this time we're just going to search you. You guys up here trying to get some dope. >> Okay, I rip off your dope. >> Yeah, >> I want your dope. >> Every time I got dunk when I come here, >> get some more. >> Relax. >> Give me some more. [screaming] >> RELAX. >> What is he here for? >> Pedestrian on a roadway. Hey, Christopher. I'm worried about your safety. >> Do you have anything that a doctor sees you for? >> I like your I like your slide. >> Thank you. Do I need to worry about you hurting yourself while you're here, Christopher? >> I hurt myself every day with these. [snorts] >> Okay. It definitely should be close ops. I mean, that's >> Christopher. We're going to go up to your knees. All right. >> Oh, yeah. >> Go ahead and send out the truth. >> There you go. >> All right. You don't want to tell the rest of the story, huh? or go to the Mexicans. >> That's how it works. I'm a registered voter voter. You Mexicans want to put a point on me, I'll kill everybody. You >> relax. >> You're dead. You're dead. >> No. >> No. Drinking. >> All right. Go back down here. You start paying up. >> We have a taser here. can deliver 50,000 volts of electricity. Okay, >> you need to do exactly what the deputies tell you and don't resist them. >> All right, >> relax. >> All right, Chris, need to remain in position and do not get up until you hear this door shut. You understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, what did the arresting officer tell you about Chris? said the Reno Police Department's bike team went out on him and he was had a brick and he was going to throw it at little kids and they pulled their guns out on him and almost shot him. >> I noticed when he came in that he was claiming that he was a victim. >> No, they said he might have been hallucinating or he might be under the influence of something. >> His charge is a minor one. Intoxicated pedestrian in a roadway. He's fortunate that he didn't get charged with a much more serious crime, especially given the circumstances. [music] >> [music] >> We're going to go check on Chris right now. He came in combative and was very uncooperative early. We want to make sure he's doing all right and that there's no issues with him. >> Chris, >> hey buddy, how you doing? >> Want some water or something? Don't be rude to me. If I'm going to help you out, man, you got to be polite >> here. Sit up so you can get a drink of water. >> How you feeling, man? Not so good. You just feel like sleeping and kicking back. Yeah. >> Ah, remember where you were when you were picked up? >> On the ground. >> Ground. What street? >> Remember downtown? >> Can I just go to sleep, please? Yeah, I think that's probably a good good call. [music] >> Whatever he may have been under the influence [music] of seems to be wearing off. When he wakes up in the morning, Dayshift will probably take care of him, get him booked through, and see if he qualifies for his own recgnizance release. The heat generally adds another aspect to it where people are getting frustrated with the situation. They tend to, [music] you know, have more domestic violences, more aggravated. They tend to drink a whole lot more. So, it's one of those [music] things that you never really know what you're going to get here. Okay, we're going to go out to Sallyport. Uh, supposedly we got a combative coming in, so we're going to go out there and assist. Make sure the officer is all good to go. So, what what was the issue tonight? >> The issue was he was urinating on the side of a building. >> Okay. >> And he was resisting. Therefore, he hit his face on a picnic table and had to go get stitches. >> How you doing, sir? >> My nose is up. >> Okay. I I understand that. >> I'm cool. >> Okay. You're going to behave yourself, right? >> Yeah, dude. I've been arrested like at 75 times. >> All right. Come on out here. Watch your head getting out, sir. >> We're going to go right over here. Okay. >> Tell me. OKAY. >> I DID, >> MAN. >> You're going to put me someplace. >> You know why? >> Put me some >> What you're going to do? >> You're not going to fight me. You're not going to fight me. You understand? Put your hands behind your back. You're not going to fight me. >> Okay. >> You will comply. I've given you a chance today already. Tell them >> the true story. >> I got him. I got >> I'm going to tell somebody the true story. >> So, >> don't grab my hand. >> I promise. >> Let's go in for >> I'm not going to let somebody treat me bad. I'm not going to let somebody treat me bad. I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. I PROMISE I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. You are so mean. I haven't done anything. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. >> I'll sit here. >> I'll sit here. >> My mother is in and my husband is doing this to me because he doesn't want me to. BRING FORTH >> AND THEY'RE LETTING him do this to me. [snorts] I haven't done anything. I'm so Hey, ma'am. You're going about this all the wrong way. All the wrong way. >> Why are y'all doing this to me? I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I promise. >> [screaming] >> I sat her down here and I was talking to her about she wanted to know about her charges and everything and explained all that to her, but I think because of the alcohol, she's not she's just not hearing it. So, Virginia, we need to get fingerprints and picture of you. Okay. Are we going to have any problems when we take you out of the chair? Okay. Take this laptop. Take a lap. [clears throat] >> You don't have any diseases. >> You don't have to replace it. >> No, no, no. We just have we have to do all that. Go ahead and stand. >> Okay. >> Your legs might be a little weak. Okay. Cuz you've been sitting in this chair. So, >> I'll have >> no problem with that. Right. Come on. You know, we have >> I don't understand why I could be arrested when I didn't do anything. I >> Okay. And remember, I talked to I was talking to you about that earlier. Is that you know, it's just an accusation at this point. >> I know. >> Okay. You haven't been found guilty. >> But they didn't find me at my house doing anything. >> All right. You'll get a chance to argue that in court. Okay. >> Why don't they go? >> But right now, we got to take we got to take care of this first. Okay. We've got to go through this process right now, >> Virginia. >> Okay. Wonderful. Put your back over here against this blue wall, please. Face forward. Thanks, ma'am. All right, come over. >> Virginia. >> Virginia. Come on over here. >> Okay. >> See? Right. >> I should be able to go home. >> And it's just >> Did you want to use a free phone or no? >> I want to go home. >> I want to go home. wouldn't be able to walk out. This is an opportunity. I did not do anything. >> This is an opportunity for you to use. >> I did not do anything. I understand that. >> Tell me what I did. >> Tell me what I did. Tell me what I did. >> Please tell me what I did. Do >> this again. >> If you tell me what I did, then I will admit and do something. No. Tell me what I tried to explain it to you that this is only an accusation. It's not You haven't been found guilty of this. a lot harder than anybody else out here. I am not fighting. I am just saying please. Please. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. PLEASE. I DIDN'T. >> IF she's not going to walk, she's going to go in the chair. >> NO, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I didn't do anything. I promise. >> Don't take I didn't do anything. That was not fair. I didn't do anything. You took me out of my house and I didn't do anything. >> You didn't you didn't have to make this this difficult. >> I have not done anything. Did I do anything? Did I hit anybody? Did I do anything? >> You have to give me a reason for being in this. This is not right. I have not done anything. Okay. All right. >> I promise I WILL [screaming] I swear that I will prosecute you people because I have not done anything. I have not. I promise I don't hit people. >> Somebody please tell me why am I being held here. >> Chair going to fit in here. >> I'm not going to hurt you. I promise. I'm sure you going to do anything mean. >> We're good. We're good. I'm not mean any person. >> I promise I really haven't done anything. >> Listen to me. Do you remember resisting the officers? >> Resisting what officers? Where? >> Downstairs. When you were downstairs, do you remember doing that? >> But at my house, why did anybody take me here? Do >> you understand where you're at? >> Why did anybody bring me nothing to do with that? >> No. You have to tell me why I am brought here. >> Are you going to comply >> in the first place? Why was I brought to this place? I did not do anything. I was in my own house. It doesn't matter. >> When you decide to comply, >> you can smell like alcohol in your own house. >> That's all I need to know. >> It doesn't matter. >> She's not going to listen cuz I appreciate >> All right. >> I know the rules. >> Sergeant, she'll go to court later, be magistrated, be told what her bonds are on both her charges, and uh hopefully she can secure her release. uh she's not able to secure her release. Uh she'll remain here until she has a subsequent court date. >> Currently, right now, I have a trainee. Her [music] name is Deputy Pow. She should be able to do most of the job functions that we do on the first floor with minimal supervision or direction. Is she almost done? >> When she's done, um we're going to do the in custodies. >> Okay. >> So, just lock her down and then we'll go from there or send her back wherever she belongs. One of the procedures that we do here at the IRC is process inmates who are getting released from our custody to another jurisdiction's custody. And that's what I'm going to teach my training now. Are they ready, pal? All right. So, now you get grab this list. >> Okay, let's go. We are now going to remove the bodies from the cells. We're going to have them lined up against the wall, right? >> And then we're going to conduct um a final search uh before we get them up to their housing locations. So, you're going to have inmates from a bunch of different doors. In a case like this, there's 23. We're going to move total. You want to wake them all up. Ladies, get up. Get dressed. They're talking. So, did you give them >> No talking. >> Okay. So, what are you going to instruct them to do when they come out? >> Um, I'm going to have them line up starting at the end of this green door. >> Okay. >> All the way down. >> Okay. >> And across >> with their backs against the wall. >> Back against the wall. >> You don't want to be standing here so that they cross you. >> So, wherever maybe over here >> because initially you're going to have them go over there. So, you don't want them to cross you this way. >> Okay. >> Make sense? >> Yeah. >> I'm here but I'm not here. >> Okay. Come out here. Line up with your back against the wall next to the green door. Let's go. First name. >> Back. Back against the wall. >> Where? Where's she going? >> You're going right next to her. Go all the way down to the end of that door. Your hands right next to her. Go all the way down. Step on that way. >> Pay attention to what they're doing when they come out of that cell. >> What's your first name? >> Uh Tina. >> Okay. Keep your hands in your pocket. Line up it next to her. >> Back against the wall. >> Stop. Stop. Step back inside. >> You don't back off. They do. >> Okay. >> If they come close to you, you back them away. >> Okay. >> You stand your ground right there. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Let's go. Right next to them. Back against the wall. >> Okay. Put your hands in your pockets. >> All right, ladies. Come down here and stand right here. Back against the wall. >> So, we have women's gel, Mike, and K out here. All right. Um, okay. So, do your search. >> Okay, everyone, empty your pockets. Everything out of your pockets lay in front of you. >> Be uh be aggressive in your commands. >> Pull your pants up to your knees. >> Keep those feet on the ground. >> Pull your socks up. >> Can you see everybody? Are you >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> What else do we check when we're down here? >> Open your mouth. Do you want them to just open their mouth or lift? >> Tongue out like this. Your pinkies. Okay. I'm going to walk them and then they they'll come and then they'll come. >> Okay. Instruct them. I'm not here. >> Okay. You're going to follow this group. After the end, you're going to come and follow up. Do you guys understand? Keep your hands in your pocket. No talking. Always looking forward. >> Catch up. Let's go. Everyone else follow. Let's go. >> When we're moving this amount of females, walk on the left side. Keep your hands in your pockets. We want to make sure we have at least two deputies um escorting them. We instruct them to stay on the left side of the wall so that if there's any disorder or something arises, we can see it easier and also to maintain clear [music] views of each other. We usually leave them at this point. on there. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> This is the last week of training >> and only two days next week or one. >> Still be assertive, >> okay? Don't be so um nonchalant with them >> because if if they want to, they'll give you that little run for your money. You know what I mean? >> Don't let your guard down. >> Still take control of them. If you have to take control of them by the arm, do that. You don't have to slam them anywhere, but take control of them. Make sure they control their hands at all times. When you open the door, give them a command. Hey, stand up. Put your hands in your pockets. Don't be Hey, come out here. You know, put your hand No. Hey, stand up. I want everybody dressed. Put your hands in your pockets. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just be assertive. >> That doesn't mean you have to go beyond that. Just be assertive. >> Facing the wall. Turn around. Face the wall. >> Turn around. Face the wall. Give me your sweatshirt. >> We'll give you a shirt. Listen. We'll give you a shirt when you get to pat down. Okay. What's uh what did she come in for tonight? >> She was trespassing on a uh >> on a hotel downtown >> and uh when I grabbed her, she has some crack cocaine in her hand. >> Does she have any prior for anything? >> She's got tons of drug drug charges. >> Basic drug drug charges. >> And she had two pipes stuff that she gave us. So >> So she's here for PS PCS cocaine and uh narcotics paraphernalia. How y'all going to have me walking around like this? >> No, I am worried about it cuz you can see everything outside. >> Hold still. >> We'll get you one of our shirts to cover up the thing. >> As soon as we get you done with the medical process, come down here. Slow down. This way. This way. Come here. Slow down. You're You're moving at warp speed. Come on down here and see the nurse. Slow down. Slow down. >> I know. I know. Just relax. Relax. Here. Come talk to her. She's our nurse. >> Standing face that way. You have any allergies to food and medicine? Go ahead. >> No. Anything on your body? Bleeding or infection? >> Doesn't want to cooperate with the nurse. Here. Here. I will get >> I don't want to go. >> Okay. Come on. >> Come on. >> What's your first name? >> I don't know. What's her first name? What's your first name, ma'am? >> I got that friend down. >> She didn't want to cooperate with the medical screen. When she wants to cooperate, we'll let her finish the booking process. >> We're going to take her to a side cell. Let her sit back here, relax for a little bit. Take her out of the chains. taking most rest of her property off her. >> So you need to stay in this position until we leave the room. Do you understand? >> So we're just taking the rest of her property off her. Taking the chains off and let her sitting here and relax. >> So once she's once she's calm, wants to finish the rest of the booking process. We'll pull her out of here, have her finish being medically screened by the nurse. >> I know her name. >> She's agitated. Said she had smoked a little bit of crack earlier today. So, I said she's kind of coming down off of that a little bit. >> Hey, have a couple other officers and have the nurse come down to 16. Get the uh nurse to come down. Guys, have a seat. Everybody have a seat. Do me a favor, gentlemen. Slide all the way down there out of the way for me. All right, I got nurses coming. Hey. >> Hey. Hey, gentlemen. I need everybody to stand up. Need everybody to stand up. Come on. Stand up. Father this way, guys. >> Okay. >> Over and fell off. >> Was he sitting on the bench? >> All right. Thanks, guys. Can you stand up, man? >> Can you walk? >> We're going to take you out here and keep an eye on you for a second. All right. Make a left, man. Come down there. Well, give me a caller if you think you're going to go down again. All right. >> Okay. >> You feeling all right? >> Yeah. >> Have a seat right here. Have a seat. >> So, we just keep an eye on you for a minute. Okay. >> How do you feel right now? >> You just sitting on the bench in there and you just felt it. You don't remember falling and hitting the floor? >> No. >> Did you get hurt? Hit your head. Anything? >> My head hurts, but yeah, my head hurts. >> It doesn't sound like really a seizure. It sounds more like a fainting episode. So, >> okay. So, otherwise, >> I'll just come right out of it. >> Yeah. Do you think you're a little dehydrated? You want something to drink? >> If I could. >> Okay. Let's get him some water. I guess he'd fallen off the bench and was laying on the floor. And then medical staff came, checked him out, brought him out here. We're just going to leave him out here or we can keep an eye on him a little bit better. Might just be a little dehydrated. I said the medical staff is out here keeping an eye on him. So, we'll see how he feels in a few minutes. Luck. We were walking down the hallway when we were the inmates hit the hit the glass and pointed it out to us. So, I said they look out for each other sometimes, too. Now we're going to go head back down to the side. So where we put Gelleta earlier, let her calm down a little bit. [music] We got her something to wear to cover up. It's kind of cold back here. Jolita, >> you ready to finish the booking process? Breakfast is almost here. Come on out. Go ahead. Grab your shoes. They're right here. How you feel? >> Tired. >> Better. Julita, we're gonna sit you out here in the open booking. Are you going to be able to get along with everybody? >> All right, cool. Head all the ways down >> right here. Julita, have a seat up here in the front with these girls. If you need to get up for anything, just raise your hand. Okay, we'll get her paperwork back in the system here and get her moving so we can get her finished with the booking process and [music] we'll see how long she lasts out here. She's been cooperative so far. She's not cooperating. >> She's very upset. >> She's talking to me all the time. >> Jolita. >> Jolita, come here. I got to get your fingerprints. >> Jolita, come here. Come here. Work with me. >> Come through here. >> Don't pay attention to her. She's kind of out there. Jolita, come over here. I got to get your fingerprints. Come straight through here. >> Move, man. He's going to get your fingerprints real fast. Try to hold still. We'll get this done real quick. >> Hold real still. need to see your right hand. All four fingers together. >> Jalita's acting up already, so she'll probably end up back in a side cell by herself again. She has a hard time getting along with others. >> Let me give you a cup. Pick your charges here. >> This is yours. You have a seat back over there where you were to get along with the girls over there. Okay. >> You got possession of control substance and possession of paraphernalia. Well, she's not happy about what she's been charged with. She knows why she's here, though. She just saw it on paper and is not happy about it. So, she'll forget about it in a few minutes and we'll put her away and she'll just go to sleep. [music] >> Look, man. G Sergeant Jino, you're not moving, man. There's no place else for you. You're stacked. >> We got called down here because an inmate wouldn't refuse to lock down after feed up. Um, we just we told him that he's going to get OC sprayed, which uh he end up getting OC fogged. Um, he's still refusing to lock down. The lieutenant's on the phone with uh the captain trying to get a hold authorization to go ahead and use a purple ball launcher on him. >> What's wrong with >> nothing? >> I know, man, but it's jail. It's not about what you want. It's about where there's room, man. >> There is. You ain't being moved. and the more I [clears throat] can do it. >> You're [snorts] going to be in that cell by yourself with that other guy. That's not a problem to you. Okay, look, I don't want to come in there, but I'll come in there and I'm going to pepper ball you if I have to. I don't want to, but I will. It's your choice. I'm trying to work with you, but you know, you got to work for yourself. >> All right. Okay. The last chance. You want to go or not? We're coming in. >> Okay. Your call. Let's do it. >> Lay down. Lay down. Lay down. I'm going up. >> Ready. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Lay down. >> Lay down. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. STOP IT. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. >> Fall back. Fall back. Put your other hand behind the back now. Put your hand behind his back. If you don't >> Oh, my head. >> Stand up. Don't >> stand up. >> One [cough] in the corner. Let me get over here. >> We're going to have have medical come down and check him out and clear him from the pepper ball and the and the physical application back from this morning. >> You're okay. >> I need another shower. doing, man. >> You're getting stripped out. >> Don't fight. Hey, >> you going to fight? You're going to get D. >> We ordered multiple times to lock down. Our sergeant went down and talked to him a few times. Also, he still wouldn't comply. >> I end up applying rubber balls to him, his back and his uh leg area. >> Yeah. >> Get me a statement as quickly as possible. for you. >> Y I figured out when I go in there. >> He's just trying to make the time here harder for himself. >> What's going on? >> We got a new marchman in the transfer cell. >> The marchman is a uh a person that was highly intoxicated but not actually have any charges. So, they're just going to come in here and pretty much hang out in the drunk tank and uh hang out until they sober up. We go by this which is a uh kind of a handheld breathalyzer machine. Um they if they got to be over 050 to come in and then they got to be under that to leave. >> Where were you picked up? >> At my home. >> At your home. >> Okay. All right. Ma'am, I need you to take a deep breath and blow into this blow. All right, we'll just go with this. >> What was her first name, man? >> Brooke. >> She probably blew what? Zeros. >> No, she didn't. She was uh 101. She was over. She been drinking. >> 101. >> Yeah. >> It's going to cause some conflict when I get home again asking about my phone. So, I want your opinion on what I should do so I don't appear back here. >> Is this with your sister? >> My brother's girlfriend. They're engaged. >> She lives with you? >> Yes. And she's crazy. >> Okay. >> She She shoved me. My neck is really hurt. My back is torn up. I haven't pressed charges because she's very She's a mastermind. She's very intelligent. She's a criminal. She's a convicted felon in Michigan. Okay. She's very very very very intelligent. knows what she's doing, knows how to manipulate people. Look out for her. She's from Michigan, Bay City, Bay County, mastermind, crazy, psychotic. She's the one that you want. Believe me, she's got prison tattoos all over her body. Mine are professional, as you can see. So, that's the one you want. It's a long story. It's drama. It's like Jerry Springer. Okay. It really it truly is like Jerry's bringinger. I mean, you guys can laugh. I'll laugh with you. >> Thank you. Just have a seat. Number three. Okay, team. No problem. >> Thank you. >> I'm going in there, but it's ridiculous. >> It's ridiculous the people that go to jail and the people that don't go to jail. You >> just have to hear them out. [music] And then after a while, you just send them off to their to their cell and then just take it easy, relax. All she needs is just someone to come pick her up and she's free to go. She's not under arrest or anything like that. Oh, you ain't getting no. >> You got any medical problems? >> Right over there. >> Oh, you got a bunch. Go in and go in there. >> I need to lay down again. >> What's that mean anymore? >> You're just drunk. >> I'm not drunk. I'm drunk. >> You smell like beer for one. All right, we're going to uncuff you. You're going to take off your leg. Let me see your leg. He's just vocal. He ain't >> my wor. >> Go ahead and have a seat, bro. >> My bike. >> All right, let me see the leg. [snorts] >> You want to drop your pants? >> All right, brother. You know what? I think you're fine to go to the nurse. I want you to rain down the roar. >> Got a badge. >> No, brother. >> My dad was a cop. My grandpa's a state troop bodyguard. >> Would you get the uh Smith Protector Service though? >> I bought it for a friend. >> Okay. >> I kind of like >> I want this cop to take you over there. >> I want you to see the nurse. Tell them your stuff. >> Bring down the screaming just a little bit. Okay. >> Oh, screaming. >> Yeah, you're screaming. Just do as I asked. >> I'm in the second mode. I'll put you in the back and you can sing you want. Okay. >> You got it. >> All right. >> All right. Take him on the medical. >> All right. You know where it's at. >> He's not too bad. He just likes to be the center of attention. >> Yeah. >> Look up here, please. >> Who's going to throw up? And what are you dummy? >> Dummy. Dummy D don't work no more. Wise up and get smart, baby. Huh? The president's doing enough job for that. He ain't doing a good job at that. Looking up real bad. >> Step on over here, Peter. >> And if I don't, what you going to do? >> We're going to move you over there. >> You going to put your hands on me a little bit too much already. >> I'm very sorry about that. >> Step back. >> Uhhuh. >> Pretty. >> Oh, come on. There we go. Wasn't that beautiful? >> Hell no. Where my footprint at? >> It was. [laughter] >> That's the beauty, baby. >> Oh, it was beautiful. >> Oh, yeah. >> Why y'all keep doing this every time? >> Cuz you're just so special. >> Like I'm so different. >> You're so special. >> I'm the same. >> You're so special. >> Don't play with me. Don't play with me. >> You better act professional. Don't get pressing. >> How you keep pressing me? >> We're going to take him upstairs. >> He's going upstairs. >> Yeah. >> I'm doing more policemen than they doing. And they say, "Hey, WHAT YOU DOING?" >> WHAT YOU DOING? >> And here I am. Where that idiot at? >> FZ is here. >> All right, brother. >> It ain't you? >> Over there. Bathroom in the corner. Yeah, I'll have >> Matt. >> Matt, please. >> Hey, calm down, man. >> Don't you ever do that again. >> I was trying to be nice to you. >> I was in the hole. Leave me in the hole. Leave me in the hole, baby. Leave me in the hole. >> Give me your hand. Put your hand behind your back. >> I need to go on the Oh, I told you that. >> I was trying to let you use arrest. >> You was trying to do what? >> You're in total control. >> I wanted you to use arrestation. Huh? I'll zip me. Huh? >> All right. Come on. We're going to up, man. Huh? Huh? Huh? Huh? There you go. Huh? Going [sighs] back to 11. >> Yep. >> They usually put me here by myself where I belong on the cuff. What are you TALKING ABOUT? AM I missing something? AM I MISSING SOMETHING? HEY, you >> kneel down. >> Am I missing something? >> Who are you? >> Is it tight? That's good. This one is >> This one's >> All you had to do was go use the restroom. >> Yeah. So, all you had to do was use the restroom. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. >> We have to safely release these people. If you're too intoxicated and we release you early and you get in a car accident or you get into an accident, whether it be walking or getting into a car or anything else, we're still held liable for that. So, we're going to we're going to make the right determinations and make sure that this man's safely [music] uh able to function out in the world again. >> We have an inmate going through alcohol withdrawal. They treated him in the hospital, but he is a possible danger to himself and others. They're very unpredictable when they go through this alcohol detox. Sometimes sometimes they see things and they just react. [music] So you got to be very careful. >> Their strength is doubled. >> They get threatened very easily. They can become a little delirious. He's going to be placed in a restraining chair. See that day? Sit back. Sit back. Relax. We know each other for a long time. And he's been drinking a long time. >> Where's your glasses? >> Broke it. >> You broke your glasses. Were you drinking when Were you drinking when you broke your glasses? >> It's my problem. >> I know that's your problem. >> The nurse is now coming in. Nurse is going to check on on the inmate in the restraint chair, interviews them, make sure that the restraints are on properly. >> Are you having any problems now? Yeah. Right. >> Is it too tight? >> You want to loosen up a little bit? >> Yes, please. [music] [bell] >> Okay. >> See, >> you're going to come out for a little walk in a little bit. Okay. Relax. >> Okay, sir. >> You have Fernando with you? Yeah, we're coming up in a minute. >> Our boy got out of the chair. >> Bartalo. Bartalo. Bartalo. Got the song. You got to stop. Baralo. >> You're going to be here for a while. Okay. But you can't. But Baralo, stop. Stop. I know. But not right now. >> Not right now. >> Everybody, I got to go home. >> Not right now. Not right now. >> Bartal, much >> relax. We'll see what happens tomorrow, but right now you're in jail. >> Hey, meet me by please. >> 104. Just been called by the sergeant. I got to meet him by the bullpen. We're going to find out what's going on. What do you got, Sergeant? >> Hey, got an SD1. again. >> Yes, sir. We're going to we're going to the SDU area. One of the inmates just flooded their cell. >> We're going to we're going to go over to the SDU area and find out why he flooded his cell, how he flooded his cell. We'll find out what the problem is. He flooded the whole cell. Gentlemen, face the wall. Not over there. over there. But it's only water. >> What happened? >> What happened? >> Why'd you flood it out now? >> Cuz they had me on the floor. They said he was going to get me a match. >> So you didn't get a match. So you flooded it out. >> Yeah. They hit me in my face. My >> That was That was But the reason you flooded out was because you didn't get a mattress. >> Right. >> All right. Keep your hands on the wall. All right. >> He has a gripe. He alleges that he didn't get something that he's entitled to. So what he did is he took his state issue closed and placed them in a toilet >> and then flush the toilet several times which [music] caused the flooding of the special detention unit. >> We're going to get this mess clean up. Don't flood it. The reason that he said he flooded his cells because he didn't allegedly get uh something that he was supposed to get while he was in the lockup. [music] Come to find out that the reason that he's down here is from flooding another section of the jail. So that pretty much he does this all the time uh for reasons uh that are beyond me. [music] Why is he out? >> Got out by himself. >> Come on, Bartalo. [clears throat] Mani, you come out. >> Yeah, I got to go. >> No, you're not going anywhere. Balo, >> you're not going anywhere. >> No, >> no more drinking. >> Wait, no more drinking. You told me that the last time. No more drinking. Oh, >> no. No more drinking. No. I have you here. I don't have here. Yeah, I come. >> They're under medical supervision the whole time that they're suffering from this withdrawal symptom. Nurse Williams is going to medicate the inmate. Bartalo Medicina. >> Thank you. >> We make sure that he's well hydrated because when they go through this, they sweat profusely. >> The medication will start to take effect in a in a little while. It'll make him calm down, make him a little tired. We'll get you in the shower. You feeling a little better, Carmelo? You feeling better? >> Yes. >> Little bit, right? >> Okay. Take a couple of days, but you'll be okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Relax. You will probably not remember 90% of this. That's why it's important that we protect them while they're going through this. They see things, they hear things that you and I can't see in here, and uh they can end up hurting themselves without even knowing it. You got to relax, Bertalo. We'll take care of you. All right. >> At about 8:00 that morning, the Yolo County SWAT team arrived at 63-year-old Hector Perez's trailer to serve an arrest warrant on child molestation related charges. In the past, Perez was convicted of assaulting a police officer. Because of his history of violence, officials from multiple departments, including a crisis negotiation team, responded. Detective Perez, we know you are in the trailer. >> For 4 hours, officials tried to get in contact with Perez, yelling to him from outside the trailer and calling people he knew. Eventually, they used a drone to get a better look at his trailer without harming any of his neighbors. Through that drone footage, officials confirmed Perez was inside. >> This is the Yola County Sheriff's Office. You need to come step outside of the trailer with your hands up and surrender to police. Now, >> after that, Yolo County officials used a robot to break inside the trailer and get a better look around. Body camera video shows first responders also using a pole camera to search for Perez. >> Somebody help me with the visual here. Yeah, >> it >> that bathroom looks See a sink. >> Keep going. >> It looks >> I'll watch it for you. A lot of blood in the sink, right? >> No, no, that's not. >> I'll take a light. >> That's a light picture. >> I'm not seeing anybody in this room. Small. >> What about the tub? There's a tub to the left, right? >> Right here. >> The shower. >> Shower. Hold on. Let me get the back step. >> It's this way. >> Yeah, I'm working on that. As officials use the camera to search through Perez's trailer, he begins pulling on it. >> Try to get into the shower itself. >> How about now? >> He's yanking on it. He's in there. >> He's show me your hands. >> Contact. He is uh Hey, hold him. >> Hey, pull back. Hey, pull back. >> Pull back to the vehicle. I'm attached to this camera. >> Yolo County officials say Perez still did not comply after grabbing the camera. They then used an armored vehicle to approach the trailer's front door. One officer threw a phone inside his trailer in an effort to communicate, but Perez did not use it. That's when officers used CS gas as another tactic to get Perez outside. At about 12:35 p.m., officials say Perez finally exited the trailer. They report his clothes were bloody and he was carrying a knife. Officers can be heard calling for Perez to show his hands before firing a LESS LETHAL WEAPON. THIS VIDEO SHOWS ANOTHER angle of the less lethal weapon being fired. >> Show me your hands. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> When Perez still does not drop the weapon, an officer opens fire. Drop the bag. Drop the knife. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> When Perez left the trailer with the knife, he walked in the direction of an officer posted behind a propane tank. Three more officers were located behind a nearby tree. After the shooting, Perez dropped the knife near the front of his trailer. That's when officials began performing life-saving measures. >> With you with >> Hands up. Hands up. >> Let's start. Let's start life saving. >> Nearby paramedics responded to the shooting, but Perez was pronounced dead on the scene. The shooting is now under investigation by the Davis Police Department. The Yolo County District Attorney is overseeing it to determine whether use of force was justified in the shooting. >> What you doing? >> Sit down. >> What you doing? Take him down. Take him down. Take him down. Go down. >> What's wrong with you, man? >> What's wrong with you? >> What's wrong with you? >> Get off me, man. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, >> don't spit on me. >> I spit on. >> Do not spit on me. >> I spit on the floor. >> You got me at all. You got me. >> Shouldn't have busted my lip. >> I spit on the floor. Stop. Give me a spit mask. >> Let me know when you're ready to take the hands. >> Ready. >> Do an assessment. 514. Let's go. >> I don't know whether he intended to do it or not. He's spitting right in my direction. >> Generally, we don't let anybody who's using the phone to to talk either threatening or using foul language toward anybody they're talking to on the phone. The officer asked him not to do that. when he refused, >> he told him to hang the phone up and the uh he cursed at the officer, called him a few choice names and the officer hung the phone up for him and convinced escorting him back here and uh he uh started pulling away from the officer. >> All I told him was I said, "Stop cursing on the phone." He first thing came, "F you." You know, so >> my trusty uh patrol hat here. Got to get ready. It's my last night at Booking. Start the patrol [music] on Sunday. The heat's going to be coming down on that old noggin. Got to be ready. I'm going to go ahead and break it in. Finish the night with it. >> Right here, man. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. >> Big sucking ass. >> Going in, man. Come on. >> Got that jack. Come on. Chill out. Come here. Go ahead and turn around. >> I'm not going to tell you a whole lot of times what I need you to do. You understand? [music] I'm not going to tell you a whole lot of time. >> What are you taking to jail for? For nothing. >> I don't know. But now that you're here, I got a job to do. Let me do my job. >> You dealing with us right now, okay? So, just chill out, okay? You got time to play games. >> Play games. [music] Don't hold you to your word. Don't lie to me cuz you know ain't going to lie to you. >> Was he Hey, Bradshaw. How was he when you took him out >> just now? >> I mean, how was he? How was he? >> He's all right. Okay. >> They've already taken him out of the chair. Apparently, he was behaving okay enough to >> [music] >> uh to get out of the chair. The officers felt I think it's his anger is pointed primarily at the officers that have taken down earlier and maybe me also. But if we can get another officer to to deal with him and and he'll be cooperative, we'll try that route just to get him processed. >> I'm going to go talk to David. Hopefully, he's calmed down. He's mad at the uh officers that arrested him, but can I have 513, please? David, just go ahead and sit down real quick, man. I'm going to talk to you. Okay. I understand you mad about what happened out there on the street tonight. >> He just came jump put his car in the car jumping pushed him on the ground. Threw him on the ground man >> for no reason. Just I told him to slow down, >> David. >> Now I say what you throw him on the ground for? He said you going to jail for resisting arrest for no reason. >> Okay. You still not understand the fact that you're here now? Regardless of whether you think it was for any, you know, whatever reason it was or they didn't have a reason, you know, regardless of all that, >> it was no resistance cuz he jumped out of the car. He just grabbed me in my face and pushed me on the ground, man. >> David, I don't expect anybody to be happy about being in jail. But while you're here, man, don't make it worse on yourself. >> Okay, give me a few. All right, David, give me a few. >> Sit him back there. Let him calm down a little bit. Hopefully, he can sit out here like he wants to. Last time out. I tell you what, we're going to do the ceremonial handover of the coveted key. The only difference now is that when I put this stuff on at home, I won't take it off till I come back home. And my hope will be to come back home every day. Give you some love, baby. >> I love you, brother. >> Much love, man. Take care of yourself. >> You take care of yourself. >> I will, man. >> I'm keeping it together, brother. It's kind of sad to leave this place. I mean, the officers and even some of the inmates that you get to deal with, you know, sometimes it's pleasant, you know, but you take everything it comes with and do the best you can. >> It's been good. It's been good. >> We're here at the Salt Lake County Metropolitan Jail. This facility holds minimums, medium, and maximum security prisoners. There aren't a lot of beds at this point. We're mostly holding felons. Most of the misdemeanors we have to let go due to overcrowding. We have lots of different areas. People that are compliant can come down here and they start getting processed pretty quickly. People that are either intoxicated, on drugs, or they're combative, they generally go into our holding cells where it takes a little longer for them to get moving along. So, if you find yourself breaking the law in Salt Lake County, this is where you're going to find yourself ending up. Could you please let me go? I'm an Army Infantry Soldier from the Gulf War. I've got a bronze star and I'm in jail. >> Been drinking a little bit tonight, have we? >> Is that against the law in the United States? >> If you're drunk in public? Yeah. >> I'm just trying to find out what you're in for. What's going on? >> If you need this army infantry sergeant >> his charges, I would be glad to know. >> Well, I don't know your charges. >> I feel like I'm in Russia right now. They're going to give me a drunk in public. I was in charge of 15 guys lives. >> You got a true soldier right here. >> Drunk in public. >> Take the handcuffs off, man. >> Try me, Baldi. >> Homer Simpson. >> What are you all upset about with me? >> You're getting me worked up, man. >> I'm just trying to talk to you. There's no need to get worked up. >> What do you want to talk about, man? >> What do you want to talk about? I'm in handcuffs. WHAT DO YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT? You want some? Take the handcuffs off. Talk with an army infantry soldier, man. >> A decorated one. Come drunk in public, you punk. Take the handcuffs off, [ __ ] >> Tell you what, why don't you try and relax? >> Take them off. >> There's no need to be all hostile. >> Totally relaxed. I can't be more calmer. Well, >> I can't be more mellow, man. >> Settle down, George. >> Hey, officer, can you tell us what went on with him before he came in? >> Uh, George was refused at a private club. He walked in with a cigarette. He was asked to leave. He came back in with cigarette, was asked to leave again. Had a minor altercation with the uh door person. They called us. We got there investigation. based on his behavior, we brought him in for the public in talks and then you saw the rest. >> Okay. Thank you. I appreciate that. >> I will rescue American people. That's the number one thing. There's no doubt in my mind. >> I'm a patriot. >> And that's all. That's all. You know, if I go down in history, I want to be a patriot. And that's it. >> Let's go get searched. George, >> as soon as you guys let me out, >> I will never be a problem again. [snorts] >> Hopefully, this isn't the last time. >> While there, George said hopefully this isn't the last time. >> Uh, well, I had a knife in my pocket. >> I got your knife. Anything else? >> Um, >> needles, needles, pins, razor blades, anything? >> No, I don't I don't do any drugs, you know. Uh, >> so you don't have drugs on me? cause permanent and irreversible brain damage. >> Turn around and put your back against the wall. >> There you go. >> Oh, whoops. Oh. Oh, a soldier had a a couple drinks too much. Oh, boy. >> George. >> Hey, you mind if I button my pants up? >> Open your mouth. Put your pinkies in and pull your cheeks out. >> Why did you put your pinkies in? Put my pink >> put my fingers in your mouth. Put your pinkies >> Well, I ain't putting your fingers in my mouth unless I have to. >> Put your other one in here. Both sides. Pull straight out. Here we go. >> Are you You must be like a tough guy. >> What are you doing, man? >> I'm looking in your mouth. Make sure you don't have it >> with my own fingers. >> Yes. [music] >> George, don't. >> George, >> I ain't doing nothing, man. >> Let's take him all the way down. All the way down. >> Control. Sergeant Dero. Have a non-compliant prisoner. Search station A and intake. >> We have level A responders in your hand, George. Oh, >> all right. I'm good, man. >> Hang tight for a second. We'll shackle him and then we'll move him to the cell. >> All right, I'm good. >> Okay, George, we're going to stand you up and move you to a cell. >> Get your feet under you. We'll help you up. >> What do you cause that? >> Walk backwards. Watch your step. >> Watch your step. >> I'm having a hard time walking. >> You're almost there. kneel down on the floor. >> Okay, kneel down for us. >> Kneel down. >> Now, lay down on your stomach down. >> Okay, Lloyd, you want to help him get the shackles off? Okay, George, in just a second, we're going to help you stand up. We're going to back you up to the door. Control Sergeant Dero Processing is code four. >> Get your hands out here, George. There you go. >> Hey, bend your knees. Crouch down. >> Okay, George, put your hands in. >> Thank you. >> Thanks. >> So, this prisoner came in. He was fairly intoxicated. Um he was a little upset while he was out on the intake bench, but he was up and down a little bit. Once he's sober, I'm sure he'll be fine. We'll be able to get him booked. Um I think it's his first time in jail, and it turned out to not be a very good experience for him, but we'll take care of him from here. >> Green Bayile, we have a code. >> We got a code six. Signal four. He don't know way over there. >> You don't know who it was. >> And we came back. He was sitting there and we didn't know nothing. They were all sitting down. >> Bring him on out. >> He looks like he's fixing to pass out. >> Your wheelchair. >> Come out. Hey, we want you to sit down on the floor out here. Come [music] out here and sit down on the floor. You don't know what who hit you. >> Sit down on the floor until medical gets you. >> You got hit in the head. >> Why y'all want to hit me, man? Nobody. >> Slide down the wall. Slide down. Slide down. >> We don't know. >> We don't know. He don't know. >> What do you think they hit you with? >> Fists. >> All right, then. We He said that his fists, so we should be able to see something on hands. >> Well, let's line them up. >> Uh, somebody going to go with him. You going to go look at hands? >> Yes. >> Okay, I'm going to go with him. >> All right, y'all know the drill. We want to see some hands. Show us your hands. >> See your hands. >> Everybody over here has been checked. >> Okay. Whose stuff is this? >> Whose stuff is this? >> Huh? >> Whose stuff is this? >> Okay, I want you out. Gather up your stuff. Who's playing chess? >> So, nobody's playing chess. This doesn't belong to anybody. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's fine. You want me to get roll my stuff, too? >> I want you to roll your stuff, too. >> You packed up, too? >> He was out. These people were out here and should have seen something. So, if they didn't see it, they're not going to say talk about it. Then they're involved in it. >> We had a fight in the pod. There was stuff on the table. So, obviously, somebody had seen something. So, I pulled out inmates that belonged [music] to that stuff. We're going to go talk to them now and see if we can't get any information as to what led up to this assault. >> Now, I'll try to talk to him and get something out of them. >> Can I get the North Hole over? What happened? >> I don't know what happened. >> You were sitting right there. >> Next thing I know, everybody's on. I have no idea. >> Everybody who? >> I have no idea. >> How many times was he hit? >> I turned away. As soon as it happened, I went to my bunk and laid down. I don't know anything. I promise. I swear. >> Believe me. >> Were they black? >> Yeah. >> Were they Hispanic? I can't put him back in another pod where he's going. >> You can't put me back in the pod either. Cuz I'm snitching already. >> I know that. >> Just cuz you pulled me out because it was my pen. I didn't do nothing to the man and I don't know nothing. I didn't hear nothing. I didn't see nothing. >> You did. You saw something. >> Tell me if it was one or two. >> It's a group. >> It's a group that's been banding together in Bloods and Crips. Stand by. Stand by for about 10 minutes. >> The black guy said he ain't involved, but he they all ran over there to him. >> He told him cuz he not involved anything. It says they got little groups buzz [clears throat] and crips and they hanging out together trying to strongarm people. >> So why' they get this guy then? >> Okay. >> I don't know. He just got in there last night. He just moved in. >> Yeah. They think he's a child molester or something like that. I don't >> He just moved in. >> Why would they think that? I guess he said something wrong. One of them. >> So this is what the other guy gave you. >> He said they banding together was Bloods and Crips and it was a group. >> So did we get names so that we can put separates on them? >> He said I don't know who hit him cuz I was sitting in front. He was sitting right here at the front of the TV, but he wanted to be moved anyway. I won't be in that tank. >> Sergeant Palmer got a hold of some information that he thinks maybe related to gangs. So, what we're going to do is we're going to go over here and check on the inmate and the uh medical right now. >> How you feeling? >> Hold up. Let me see what you got. >> Bunch of welps. >> Well, we got it narrowed down to who got you. What were you doing? >> Playing cards. >> So, you were sitting there playing cards and they just jumped you from behind. >> They stayed behind me. It's like somebody was trying to keep me down so they could hit me. >> So they hit you more than once? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Are they going to be sending you to the hospital? Do you know? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm seeing I'm seeing lights go like that that aren't supposed to be there. Huh. >> Okay. And you'll be going to JPS hospital. The other inmates that we pulled out, whether or not they gave us any information, [music] we're going to be rehousing them for their own safety. One of the witnesses gave officer to gear the names of some inmates that might be involved in it. So, what I'm going to do is keep them separate and get them out of there just to keep this from happening [music] again. >> We're going to move their plane. >> Do me a favor. Step out of the car. Turn off the vehicle and step out. Yes, sir. >> You have any guns, knives, drugs, bombs, anything crazy in the car? >> I don't. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm talking to her, not you. Step over here. >> Yes, sir. >> Step right to the front of this car. How much you had to drink today? I had a a drink at overseas and we were coming. Well, two >> drinks. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Let me explain something. There's somebody who's been behind you. >> Stay in the car. >> That's my >> Shut the door right now and stay in the car. >> That's my neighbor that lives in We live in Grassy Key. >> Okay. My neighbor. >> Yes. Yes, sir. A car got behind you all the way back about 99 street by the airport. Okay. They've been behind you the entire time. You have been reported as all over the road. I then pull into here. You pull you Hold on. You pull out of Tom Thumb without even paying attention to oncoming traffic. Then you pull into here. Make a wide righth hand turn. You're driving in the Hold on. You're driving in the grass, >> right? >> I light you up all the way at the top of the street. Then you continue to drive down the street. >> You know, >> I I know that that doesn't mean, but I was like my my friend was trying to teach me how to pass. >> Stay in the car. Shut the door now. Stop. Just stay right here. >> Okay, >> ma'am. If I have to tell you to stop doing >> again, you know what? Step out. Step out. Step out. Step out. Step out. Step out. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Come here, ma'am. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. What am I doing? >> Stop. >> Hey, please. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. It's the fact that there's no >> ma'am. Stay right there. Don't move. >> There's no >> You're throwing out. You're throwing out the car. >> I did not. >> Okay. Where'd that come from? >> 4120. I have one detained. Can you have my back up? Step it up a little bit. >> I'm so sorry. It's not bad. >> Ma'am, do you have anything on your phone? It's really not. >> It's really not. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Don't move. Put your legs in the car. Put your legs in the car. >> No, you're not sorry. >> No, you're not sorry. >> Put your legs in the car. Put your legs in the car. >> Put your legs in the car. >> Okay. >> You're this close from to me taking you to jail. Just shut your mouth and let me do my job. Put your leg in the car. >> May I live? >> You don't have to hold the air. Uh, clear the air. I got one detained in the car. I'm back dealing with the driver now. Code five. Okay. >> Okay. So, I came, my friends live at the end. They were move it into the other house. And so, they have plants and we were going to put them on a >> like a little like, you know, rolly thing, >> okay, >> to move them to there. And so, that was it. She's just my neighbor that lives in Grassy Creek. >> Okay. And I'm sorry I don't have to. >> Hold on. Please. >> Here we go. Ma'am, shut your mouth. >> I'm not feeling really comfortable. >> Shut your mouth. >> All right. Here's my question for you. >> Yes, sir. >> Your operating vehicle, >> right? >> It's very clear to me that you have had way too much to drink today. >> Okay. >> Okay. You're slurring your speech. I can smell it on you. Your driving pattern. Are that being said, are you are you willing to do some standardized field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief you are under the influence? >> Well, I can go ahead and be 100% that I'm under the influence, but I can go and head and tell you that I live two streets. I mean, not two streets, but two block like >> What street are we on right now? >> We're on 27th. >> Okay. >> Right here. >> Okay. >> My my friends live at the end and they're moving. >> Okay. You're not under you're not understanding my question here, >> right? Whatever you need me to do after >> are you willing to do field sobriety exercises? >> Yes, sir. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm really claustrophobic, please. >> Hey, ma'am. >> I'm claustrophobic. I'm sorry. >> Okay. You're under arrest for obstruction and destruction of evidence. Okay, then. >> I'm claustrophobic. Please. >> Okay. >> Uh I'll SGE. >> You help me lay this out real quick? >> Absolutely. Sure. I can I can see it from here. >> Yeah. >> While walking, keep your eyes on your feet at all times. Keep your arms down at your sides and count your steps out loud. >> Do not stop once you've already begun. Okay? If you step off the line, step back on and continue counting. Okay? >> You may begin when you're ready. >> All right. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. >> Switch. >> Remember that turn that I showed you and the nine steps back? >> Yes, sir. I just want to make sure that that's okay. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> Okay. All right. Last thing I'm going to ask you to do, face me right here. >> Come here. Face me. All right. Put your put your arm feet together and your arms down your sides like this. Okay. >> When I tell you to begin only when I tell you to begin, you're going to take your left or your right foot. Whichever one doesn't matter. Whatever you choose. You're going to lift that foot approximately 6 in off the ground. It's about the size of a Coke can. Okay. While doing this, hold on. Stop. Like this. >> But don't start until I tell you to. While doing this, you're going to count out loud on the following minute. 1,002 1003 and so on until I tell you to stop. If anytime you put that foot down, pick it right back up. Continue counting where you left off. So, if I was on three, it's going to be 1,0004. >> Okay. >> You ready? >> Hold on. While doing this, keep your eye on your toe at all times. Keep your arms down at your side and count out loud. Do not stop once you've begun. Okay. >> Okay. Listen. Like this. We're not We're not standing like Karate Kid. We're standing like this. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> You may begin. Arms out your sides. Okay. >> I like I like right foot. >> Whichever foot I told you, your left or your right. I mean, I haven't. >> Okay. A favor. Put your hands behind your back. >> Yes, please. >> You're under arrest for driving under the influence. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What's going to happen from this point forward? We're going to go to the station. I'm going to ask you for a lawful sample of your breath. If you do not provide your breath, your license will automatically be suspended for a period of one year. >> Right. Once you give that once you give that response, it'll be read to you verbatim if you choose not to submit to a breath test. Do you understand? >> Right. Well, you have to have a blood test. >> I don't have to have anything. I have enough probable cause to arrest you right now. >> Well, I understand. >> Okay. >> I understand. I'm not trying to be hard to do. >> I got you. You see the shoe? You want me to put your shoes back on for me? >> Yes, sir. Please. >> Okay. >> I mean, yes, sir. Yes, sir. I understand. >> Put your shoes on for me. Deputy Marino. >> Would he mind doing a BTO for me? >> We got Are we're taking this one in, too? >> Yeah, I'm taking her. Okay. Where are you from? >> What's your What's your question? What did you do wrong? >> What did you do wrong? >> What did I do wrong? >> What did you do wrong? Okay. Okay. Hold on. Wrong. >> From the get- go. From the moment you were stopped, you're not listening to what I'm telling you to do. You open the door. Shut up. Shut up. You want me in the car? >> Tell me. Shut up. >> Shut up. >> Go ahead. >> I just did. Put your hands. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. In the car. In the car. >> Jesus Christ. >> Because I'm giving you a lawful order inside. >> Why? >> Why? >> Why? >> This one's going to be an issue. >> She is. >> Just readjust. She just needs her cuff >> has been breaking on the brakes and shoving my face against the wall. >> Sure. Right. >> Just like I raped you, too. Right. All right. Step back.