Officers responded to a closed business after spotting two individuals trespassing late at night. What started as a routine call quickly escalated when officers discovered drug paraphernalia and one suspect made a [music] run for it. >> You guys married or what? >> Close business. >> Not supposed to be here. >> Uh we were charging. >> Oh, I didn't realize you cut the Sorry. I caught it. >> Like this doesn't have any charging stations anyway. No, because most people pay for the >> I get it because it's business. >> If they're open, they can tell you it's okay. But because it's not open, >> right? No, that's what I'm saying. I understand what you were saying. >> The moment she admitted it was heroin, the entire tone shifted. Officers deal with situations like this every [music] day. People caught in the cycle of addiction, trespassing just to charge a phone or feed a habit. >> Other than that needle, you have anything else on you? >> No, I literally just saw that on the floor and picked it up. I didn't want >> Yeah. People don't do that. Go ahead and put it on the table for me. >> Yeah, I saw it on the floor. >> What's that going to test for when I test it? >> Sorry. >> What's that going to test for when I test it? >> I don't know. >> I'm not Listen, I'm not taking anybody to jail for paraphernalia, okay? I'm not worried about that, right? What is going to irritate me is if you lie to me, okay? So, what's that going to test for before I pick it up and get stuck with it? >> Heroin. >> Heroin. Okay. Nothing else on you? >> Awesome. >> You guys used everything that you had? Sure. >> Okay. Can I have you step over to the front of my car real quick? You just hang out with him. So, like I said, what's going to irritate me is lying to me, okay? Anything. >> This is the moment everything changed. He wasn't under arrest yet, just detained. But fear, guilt, or desperation took over, and he ran. Now, a misdemeanor trespassing call just became something much worse. >> Else on you. Okay. Nothing that's going to poke me, stick me, prick me, anything illegal whatsoever. >> Okay. Just go ahead and put your hands flat on the hood for me. >> Actually, officer, I'm bouncing around right now. >> Bouncing around. >> I'm just keeping it moving every single night. Um >> Okay. uh this this situation like I said I [clears throat] came by I have um an monitor I need to charge it um I don't charge it was an hour a day was the problem came by I charge my phone I did charge my ankle monitor and that's better >> all right so was that like that when you all got here >> what's that sir >> the actual thing being broken the cover that covers the outlet >> cover like that >> what's in the foil I don't >> again don't lie to me we're at just put these on they're his >> I have 10 423. All right. So, put your hands back for me. You're not under arrest right now. >> You can hear it in his voice, the panic, the regret. He keeps saying he's scared, but what he's really scared of is facing the consequences. The ankle monitor. That means he was already on pre-trial release. This wasn't his first mistake. >> Okay. You're just being detained while we figure out >> what what's what's happened. >> I don't know. I don't know. I'm over here with you. I don't know what you're doing. Like I said, you're not under arrest right now. You're not going to jail at this point. Okay. But >> move these out your way. >> Do me a favor, man. Don't reach in the bag. Okay, man. >> No, you're good, man. >> I got you. >> Where are you going? HEY, COME HERE. STOP RIGHT NOW. Come here. YOU'RE GOING TO GET PAID. GOING TO THE construction out of old Sears. You're going to get [ __ ] >> Officers aren't just dealing with drug possession here. They're piecing together a bigger picture. Paraphernalia, trespassing, [music] and now a violation of pre-trial release. Every choice he made tonight stacked another charge against him. [ __ ] I'm sorry. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. >> I'm sorry. Please. >> Stop moving. >> Please. Please. >> Stop grabbing my [ __ ] hand. >> I don't grab your hand. Sorry. Help me. Help. >> Stop moving. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please. Please, >> dude. Knock it off. I'm sorry. You're going to jail anyway now. >> But what? What did I do wrong? >> You ran for no damn reason. >> I'm scared. >> Of what? >> I trespassing. [panting] >> I was stupid. >> That was [ __ ] stupid, dude. >> So, officer, please. I'm scared. >> Can you go to my car? >> Yeah. >> The females in there. >> I'm scared. >> I'm so scared. Oh, god. >> Get up. >> Stand up. My arm. Please arm. Oh, please. >> Hey, make sure he didn't [ __ ] drop anything. Whatever he was digging, dude. Knock it off. I swear to God. If you [ __ ] buck on me, I'm going to hurt you. >> I'm sorry. I should have to charge monitor. I'm scared. >> Please. >> So stupid, man. >> I don't know how to tell my sto panic. >> What's the ankle monitor for? >> I do the medical. Oh my goodness. Oh god. Ow. Ow. Ow. Hey, we have some more. Please. I'm dehydrated. Dehydrated cuz you ran, buddy. >> Is there another one, buddy? >> No. No. She's in the car. >> Oh, >> when I put her in there, he [ __ ] took off. >> I panicked. >> Panicked. >> I was trespassing. It was a violation. >> Okay, >> now we got multiple. >> Come on, guys. Please, man. Guys, not help me. >> Guys, guys, what? >> Guys, what? >> Guys, rain. >> Water. >> Why would I do you any favors? >> Let him finish what he's doing, buddy. Okay, now guys, please. >> What was that? So this was on the ground right in front of her. >> Walked up. She bent over, picked it up. >> I was like, "Don't lie to me. What's that going to pop for?" She's like, "Heroin." All right. Took her over here, [ __ ] cuffed her, started searching her, pulled this out. Like, what's going to be in here? Like heroin. That's empty. This is empty. But I mean, if it's paraphernalia, she'll probably go for that. And then >> I mean, we're not bad people. I mean, >> no. Yeah. You're not bad people. People run from us all the time. >> You, sir. >> Are you a DV case against her? >> That's my wife. Yes, sir. >> You ain't supposed to be with her, are you? >> She she contacted me to hang out. Um, she she was in trouble. She got sent to a serious issue. >> You just violated your uh she she voluntarily came to see me all night. >> But but my son's mother >> responsibility, >> sir. >> You got other things to worry about, son. >> Me and her, we're working. We're trying to get a place together. We had a good last we last night. We spoke and she came. She wants to come back to me. And >> now you're about to go to jail. >> Why'd you run? I I pan for trespassing. >> Have you been trespassing here? I >> I never I know, but I I know that you told me here that it's it's against law. Go to jail. I I >> never said you're going to jail, >> officer. I know how it works. I'm >> never said you're trespassing either. Who makes it worse while you run? >> Well, this is this is a business though. He said >> you have something [ __ ] up on you. >> I I just going to get on my like I do to everybody. Okay. If you do, it's better to tell me now. And the reason why is because they're going to put you in a scanner. Okay, I'm going to find it anyway. >> Uh, nothing yet, but she said that heroin is in both of them. So, >> I'm going to see my son. I was supposed to see my son today. I haven't seen him in two months. >> I'm very excited. And this is a major way of blind right now. >> I didn't call this one. >> I know. I love her death. I missed her. I want to >> I miss him. >> Then comes the gut punch. He mentions his son, a visitation he's been waiting 2 months for. But instead of staying clean and showing up for his kid, he's here with his ex, violating a protective order, using heroin. One bad decision after another. >> You have a son again. I haven't seen in 2 months. >> That ain't helping. This stuff ain't helping. >> Oh, it's got plenty of dirt in it already. You see the pants? They flew apart. >> This is like This is This is stupid. This is stupid. >> This is stupid. >> Yeah, you're correct. >> Okay. What? What? What is that? >> What? >> Wait, what's going on? >> What do you mean? What's going on? You're going to jail. >> What? What am I going to jail for? What am I going to jail for? >> There's this thing flame. >> Is it? [laughter] >> This where we're at, man. >> Guys, >> we're going to the same spot. >> Yeah, you guys going to >> Guys, squat. >> Squat. Guys, I like that. >> They're not made to be comfortable, man. >> Yep. They'll get off when we get to booking. >> Well, he said they have shared items in here, so everything is theirs. Maybe this will be that one time when they say, "Check your kids candy." >> The man was charged with resisting without violence, trespass in a posted construction site, possession of paraphernalia, and violation of pre-trial release. The other charges were dropped, but the damage was done. Another missed chance to see his son. Another night in jail. Another moment where addiction and fear won. This is what rock bottom looks