Hi there. Hey, I'm officer McCain, Center Police Department. Hey, man. Mr. Dowy. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, man. Go ahead and step out for me. >> Okay. >> Can I ask you why? >> You aware you have a warrant? >> No, sir. >> Yes, sir. You have a warrant? >> I do. Where? >> I got to double check, but you do have a warrant. >> Out of where? >> I'm going to double check that. But as of right now, I I verified that it is you and you do have a warrant. So, if you don't mind, >> I don't mind. I'm not sure if it's misdemeanor or a felony, but we'll figure that out. >> Okay, I'll get out. I don't mind. >> Okay. Yeah, step. >> I just went through this. If it's center, I just paid it off. >> Well, I'm not sure yet. I got to find out where, but as of right now, it says it's a warrant and I'll get it verified and we'll make sure. Okay. >> But as of right now, if you could go ahead. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I thought you pull me over with my blinker. >> No, sir. Just go ahead and step right to the back of the car. Sir, do you mind stepping out for me? I got a knife on me. >> Thank you very much. >> I'll try to make this. >> I got a knife on me. >> Okay. Just >> don't know. >> You're good. >> Do you know what the warrant might be for? >> No, sir. >> No. Is it just your phone? >> It's from my phone. Um, but I I did get it paid. Okay. Hey, >> I'm going to set this on the hood of my car real quick. Okay. All right. You got that ID or anything on you? Your wallet and stuff? Mhm. >> Thank you. Okay. Yeah. No, it wasn't your blinker. Um I saw you pass by. I was like, I thought I recognize that guy. I ran the tag and yeah, you you come back with I'm going to hold on to this for a bit. Like I said, I'm going to run everything. Make sure see what kind of warrant it is. We'll figure out what's going on. >> Um anything in the car? >> Tools. >> Tools. Okay. Nothing else we're going to need to do. There's a knife in my door. >> Okay. But anything else? >> No. Okay. >> Uh, also, I did get a ticket from Elm Springs recently, last week, but I already paid it over the online. The cop said I could pay it online or go to court, and I just paid it. >> Okay. Shouldn't be a problem. Okay. >> All right. >> So, if anything, it's center. I think. You think so? >> Yeah. I hate it, though. >> Okay. All right, man. No, hang tight right there. >> You mind if I >> Yeah, I ain't I ain't got nothing on me. >> Okay. No, no pocket knives. >> You guys on your way to work or something? >> We are. >> All right. Perfect. >> We're doing a side job today. >> Gotcha. All right. Cool. Thank you. All right. Hang tight. I'm going to figure out what this warrant is. >> I got you. >> All right. So, my partner there, Kane, you remember Kane? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He's going to go over to our department and verify the warrant. It is out of us for a failure to pay fines. >> Okay. >> Centerton. >> Yeah. >> He just paid that off. >> I got the paper right here that >> like a week ago for it. >> Yeah. >> Yes, sir. >> Hopefully that's the case. >> It is. He got arrested for it and he went and straight paid it off. >> I went right over there and paid it off. >> Okay. >> He got a letter in the mail saying his license was going to be suspended. He's wondering why. I guess cuz this wasn't >> Well, they might have already typed up the warrant for that before you got that done. So, Huh? >> Um, Centerton District Court. >> Okay. So, Okay. So, here's what happened. They already did the warrant for that. >> Yeah. >> Right. So, there was already a warrant put out for you for that. You went and got that taken care of before you got the warrant taken care of. >> Okay. So, >> she told me it was taken care of. >> Okay. So, what's going to happen? I'm not I'm not taking you to jail over this. Okay. Don't you're fine there. I am going to give you a ticket and we're going to take care of this warrant. So, there's this gonna be a citation, a new court date for that warrant. All right? So, you're going to take that paperwork and you're going to go to court for that warrant and say, "Hey, look, I did take care of this. I didn't realize whatever the case is." Okay? >> And you'll handle that with the courts and the judge and everything else. >> Okay. >> All right. As of right now, you have the search waiver on file. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, we are going to search the car. >> We're clean tools. >> He's been clean for like two years now. Me and wife's been clean for like >> That's good. You look a lot better than last time I saw you. So, Good. Hard to get off. Yes, it is. >> So, but you know, that's just the the normal thing, right? We got to do your thing. >> The trunk buttons in the door there. It's a little round but we moved it cleaned up. >> So, yeah, he's taking care of that. If you guys don't mind, just hang out >> up against car there. >> Um, I'm put this >> Actually, I'll put this back in your car. 7:30 count. >> Can you log weight? [Music] Get out of All right. on the Oh, where'd you say the trunk button was? by the door. Right there on the door by the window. >> Yeah. >> Right here. >> No. Gotcha. >> Yeah. It's full. >> Sure is. Oh man. Don't do that. Hey, sorry. I have not IDed him yet. [Music] calm down. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You guys working today? >> Yeah. >> What do you guys What do you do? >> Roof. Metal roof. >> Oh, do you? >> We do construction pretty much any day. >> My brother, he's got a red iron company. He does roofs and not a whole lot of roofs other than when they erect the building, but >> yeah, I like doing that. >> Yeah, they're easy to bolt together. >> We just built a couple houses from ground up. >> Yeah, those are a pain in the ass. >> I always told I used to do his dirt work for him. Man, don't don't be bidding those jobs. You're losing money. I said, just frame it up and leave. >> He's trying to get into the sheetrock. Let's move on. We got a couple to walk. >> I don't need mud. >> You have to sand too much. >> There's just And also framing on some of the buildings. I mean, you just run into more issues when you're framing inside of a red iron with wood, you know? It's just >> it's very doable, but it's a pain in the ass. Yeah, we do like web tus houses sometimes. >> Oh yeah, >> that's that's a pain in the butt too like you saying. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I built a little cabin on it's nothing fancy. Built it out of pocket here and there, but uh I used old chicken house trusses and it was a pain in the ass to do the ceiling in. >> You have to real >> Yeah, I shorten the legs. I actually put 8 by8 post in the ground. My buddies got a sawmill and he made me some post and I cut the legs off the trusses and done a little bit of fab work and set them on top and built some plate plating. It's turned out nice. I wouldn't do it again. Takes a lot of time and effort. >> Yeah, it does. >> Yeah, we worked for a guy at a cater and uh sometimes we'll do side jobs. You know, a guy asked me to do something. I threw a high price on it. >> Yeah. Who do you work for? >> Okay, I know Tim. Uh, does Timmy Sockill still work for him? >> I'm pretty sure Timmy worked for him. >> That don't sound familiar. Maybe I'm thinking of >> I've been with him this time like seven years. >> Well, then you would know Timmy because I I may be thinking I've heard the name Tim. I know heard of Tim Harrington. I may be thinking of someone else. There was another guy in Decator that um had a little business doing stuff like that. Trying to remember his name. I thought it was Tim Hington. >> Yeah, Tim [ __ ] Well recommended. [Music] >> Yeah. I don't know why it would still show up in y'all's system. She told me I was all clear right here today. >> Yeah, it could be a number of things, man. I'm telling you. We'll see what it's about and try to explain it if we can. Just go take care of it, man. You're get got your life situated. How long did you cook? >> Oh, man. I was doing it from when I was 14 to 23. 22, 23. Did you get good? >> I used to work narcotics. I I'm into that [ __ ] >> Yeah. As weird as it sounds, I've got some family members that that cooked back in the day and I just Well, the best best dope I ever did was actually cook. >> Yeah. I'm glad I don't do that. I got busted for put chemicals in the car for it. All that. It's hard to get off of like you said. >> It is. It's a devil. >> Yeah, it is. >> I agree. >> And you know, I I try to I've been doing this 17 years next August and uh most of it was narcotics, four years of K9. But we have >> I uh I tell these new guys, 80% of the guys that I arrested and ended up going to prison, >> Travis, what's your name? >> Great guys. Uh, good people. >> Yeah, >> they get on the ship and they discuss down >> it. Robertson, what is he looking for? >> Travis Dowy. You need to call him or take my car cuz he's looking for I think him. >> Huh? said like Paul Robinson or something like that. [Applause] Come on. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] I get it. >> Did you have any idea on you? You mind? >> H I got a message. >> Child's cold working permanent. Do you know about it? It's >> the only thing I can take care of. >> Listening. When you live the life that you've explained, it takes a while to get everything taken care of. >> Okay? That's just part of it. That don't make you a bad guy. That's just one extra step you got to take to get it all fixed. That child support will haunt you the rest of your life. >> Yes, it will. >> So, uh, we don't know for sure what they want to do yet. We're waiting. >> Okay. It's misdemeanor, right? >> I don't know yet. Okay. Most I'll be honest with you, most of the time when it deals with child support, it's felony. >> Okay. Because it's a body attachment. >> I know a while back um we got pulled over and it was uh it was missing. >> I hope it turned into a felony sense, but >> yeah. >> Uh it is a body attachment. Mississippi. >> It's out of county. >> Where's that at? >> Down by Harrison. >> Is that where you're originally from? >> No. >> You went out playing one night, didn't you? >> Sure did. >> We'll we'll get you taken care of. Okay. Regardless, if you go to jail, you go to jail. If you don't, which hopefully you don't, we'll just have to see what they say. Okay. >> Need to call down there, get it took care of. >> That's what we're trying to do. We >> believe it or not, the guy's here. Well, minus him. He's pretty new. We don't like running back and forth to the jail house. Okay. I've made my trips to the jail plenty of times. It means nothing to me to take somewhere to jail. I don't even like walking into jail myself. I hate that atmosphere. >> Yeah. Not not a good place. >> Can I smoke a cigarette in case I do go? >> If you have them on you right here in the car, >> I'll grab them. >> Hey, babe. >> You want one? >> No. >> You don't smoke? >> You chew? >> No. Really? >> Ever since I got out? >> No [ __ ] >> You just cold turkey, didn't you? >> Yeah. >> Do you drink or anything? >> Not really. No. I'll be honest with you. Smoke a little. >> I got you. >> But >> that's better than the other [ __ ] >> Yeah. I don't smoke cigarettes. I work out still run. Yeah. >> Good. >> Yeah. I'd much rather you see see you smoking a bowl or two than >> other [ __ ] >> Yeah. I don't >> but I hard to do that. Like I said, I work out still and I run a lot. Yeah. >> You got your You got a card or anything? >> No. >> If you're going to smoke a little bit, probably better off get you a card. >> Yeah, but I don't smoke that much. >> Yeah, I hear you. >> Are you off paper and everything? You're not on probation? >> I'm on probation. >> Are you? >> Yeah. >> You done any time down south? >> No. I was supposed to go to RPF, but I end up doing all my time right there in county. >> Yeah, that's not good. The county sucks, man. >> Yeah, I did two years there. >> Oh, >> yeah. I've done a little bit of time. So, >> yeah, >> I built the breezeway across the age quad. I built the metal building, metal buildings around that. Help clear out around all the ponds. I usually work with >> Is he still on detail? >> I'm not sure. That's a good deal, man. That work detail. It gets you out of them. You ain't got to worry so much about having to beat someone's ass or get your ass beat or >> Yeah. Just water in there. >> People want to meet you in the bathroom, take care of business. >> Yeah. >> Part of my life. So, I call it >> hopefully you don't go back. >> I'm not going back. I'll make sure it's taken care of. >> I ain't doing that again. >> She upset him. She's got three kids at the house. Baby, [Applause] don't hang up the phone. All right. So, it was an FTA. Got it. Failed to appear. Mhm. On class B. Uh, this is Yes. So, Yep. Out of bus. Were you over there in Benton County? >> Benton County? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I think I was. >> Today is the first on the first day of March 25. I, Officer McCain. All right. So, you're going to have court April 8th. 2025 at 100 p.m. Okay, >> I'll be there. All right, so you can sign right there at the bottom. My printer's not working, so Sergeant is printing off a ticket for you, so you'll have a copy. This one's my copy. I'll keep this. So, as soon as he gets back over here, he's got your driver's license. Okay. >> He'll print that off and he'll get you a ticket. >> And then uh >> few weeks ago it had a warrant. >> Yeah. >> Was it Tony? Was it Tawny Town? >> No, it was Synergy. >> Was it? >> I remember I confirmed another warrant on you not too long ago. >> About 3 weeks ago. >> Yeah, I think so. >> Yeah, that's what this mess is over. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I just paid that one off. just paid Elm Springs off and now I just got the bit. You You'll get there. >> If I was to go, can I give him my wallet? >> You give him whatever you want. >> I give him my phone and wallet. >> Let's step over here. What all you got in your pockets? Um, just >> just put everything up there. >> Everything. >> Step up there, Kane. Go ahead and pat him. >> Oh, you're going to go big. >> Oh, that's his. I'm holding on to yours. Okay. >> Turn around. >> There's there's a chance that you'll have to go there. [Music] any >> you've been cool with me. I'll try to make this comfortable for real. >> Give you two pairs of cuffs. How's that? >> Maybe free to go. >> Well, he's still got to get his ticket. We're having trouble printing that off for him. locked up. Maybe he'll put me to work. >> You ain't going to be in there that long. >> You need to tell Phillip that we're not coming today. >> All right, let's go have a seat. I'll go by and talk to >> All right. 7:30 counting. Show me 10:15. Slide on in. Got everything you needed. >> Yep. >> You have your cell phone and stuff? >> Yep. >> Right there where he has in the back. Big one. >> Got his cell phone and everything. >> Yep. >> Oh, you got everything. >> I got to release everything. >> All right. Cool. >> I did count out all the cash that had its own body cam. >> I got it. You got it all. So he doesn't have Okay, I've got his ID. We'll take that with him that way. >> Perfect. >> I don't know what um what's your 762? >> Yes. Oh, catch it, catch it, catch it, catch it. Otherwise, it wraps up in itself. >> There you go. >> Thank you. Hey, Travis. >> Oh, there's my ticket. >> Finally got it figured out. >> There it is. Okay. >> All right. Make sure it's you. Travis Dudy FTA. >> All right. So, there's the address for the courthouse. It's right here behind the fire station. Okay. >> April 8th at 1:00. >> Okay. >> All right, man. You got any questions? >> No, sir. >> All right, dude. Have a good one. >> Thank you.