Okay. Hello everybody. How's it going? Welcome to Perfect Storm Videos. Welcome to the body cam stream. Let's find a good body cam video to watch. Well, that sounds crazy. Okay, this one is body cam shows snipers one shot to save children hostage. Dude, what? Dude, what? That's something insane. Okay. Um, let me just open this. Something insane. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Let's go ahead and watch this one. Sounds crazy. I'm going to wait like 10 seconds for people to join though real quick and then we'll watch this one because this one sounds good. I want to want to enjoy this with some other people. Uh, just a minute. Watch something else for a minute. just to wait for some people. Oh, actually, I shouldn't play that, shouldn't that's going to get me copyright claimed or something. That would not be good. Oh, he's playing Men Eater. Watch this for a minute. Oh, he's just sitting in the main menu. Okay, cool. Oh [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] Um, [snorts] some of these [ __ ] thumbnails are so scuffed, dude. Like this one, bro. What the [ __ ] the hell is that [ __ ] All right, let's just watch it. Whatever. I'm going to watch it. I don't know if anybody else is. We'll see. >> Show me [music] your hands right now. Show me your hands. >> Shots fired. [music] Shots fired. These shots got shot. Second floor. This side. What side? That's the last time I saw him. >> Epic music. >> Hey guys, welcome back to the channel. Current police sergeant here breaking down your favorite body cam videos. Today's video is coming out of Midwest Safety and it's called Sniper Responds to Children. >> Oh, I'm just going to find the original video. I don't think so. Sniper Responds Midwest. This one. Have I watched this before? I don't think I have. >> Okay, cool. Okay, so the video is actually sniper responds to children being held hostage. Midwest safety. I don't want to watch the other guy. He's annoying. >> I've watched him before and I do not like his videos much. Hello, 911. >> Hello. >> Hi, it's 91 operator. What's going on? >> Hello. >> What's your address? >> Harry. Harry. Harry. He's in the room with me. >> He's in the room with you. Okay. >> Harry. Harry. Harry. >> They're on They're on their way. They're on their way. >> My mom's not okay. She is on the ground. She cannot get up. Harry, >> is your bedroom door locked? >> No, it's open. I went out to grab her to make sure she's okay. She's crying right now. She needs help. The caller, later identified as one of the children in the household, suddenly hangs up while officers are on route. >> 528 >> doesn't have any info for the mail. >> Is that it? >> Black male, dreads, white shirt. >> Is he still there? >> Stay in there. Answer the door. It's the police. >> 528. We have the male standing inside but not answering the door. >> Answer the door. It's the police. >> Got a drink in his hand. >> Hello. >> My kids are upstairs. >> Where are they at? >> My kids are up there. >> You tell them to come down here. >> Hey, >> he has a gun. >> He has a gun? >> Yes. >> Can we go in there? Is he armed with a gun right now? >> The gun is upstairs. >> Radio, we're being advised. There's a firearm upstairs. Doesn't appear to be involved yet. The mail just slammed the door in our face. >> Is the gun locked? >> I have no clue. >> Where are the kids at? Which bedroom? >> They're in the room above the garage. He broke my phone. I can't call my kids. >> Can you go over by our police cars? >> My neighbors are >> We need to I want to get the kids. >> Are they his kids, too? No, they're not his kids. >> We can go in there and get them. >> Yes. >> We need some more people on this 6 radio. Could we get a couple more units? We still got two kids inside the house. >> Hi. >> What's up, Penny? How you doing? This is a crazy one already, dude. She just came out like, "Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] save my kids." >> Department. >> POLICE DEPARTMENT. Bad boyfriend. >> 528 priority. I'll make an entry to remove the kids at the request of the victim. >> POLICE DEPARTMENT. COME OUT. SHOW ME your hands right now. Show me. >> Thank you for responding. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Hey, go ahead. Come on out. >> Yeah, no problem, man. That's what I do. Welcome to the stream. Thanks for much so much for joining in. >> Oh, this is wild, bro. >> Don't shoot the kids, bro. Be careful. >> That's his room. That's his room. >> Kind of expected stormchasing kind of thing with the username. >> Oh, no. That's not I mean, I film storms sometimes when there's storms around here. There's pretty cool storms, but >> Hey, brother. No, that's not what it has to do with my channel at all. My My channel actually used to have a different name. It used to be called uh Perfectly Poor Gaming, but I wanted to make it well already kind of was making other videos besides gaming videos. So, that's why I changed the name to Perfect Storm videos, just cuz um I just wanted sort of a name that didn't imply that it was like a gaming channel essentially. I don't know why I came up with that. I just like the name basically. >> GET INSIDE. GET INSIDE. >> OH, ALSO, HEY, King David. How you doing? Sorry. >> GET INSIDE. >> CHECK YOURSELF. >> You know what was really funny, though? I got like an email from some scammers and it was like the most generic [ __ ] but like it was like talking about, "Oh, we love like your storm, like your weather and storm coverage or whatever." So dumb. Like they never even watched the channel. They thought it was a [ __ ] YouTube channel about [ __ ] storms. Uh, stupid ass scammers. That [ __ ] was funny. >> He's shooting out of the house. He's shooting out of the house. >> Oh my god. >> It was one of those. I don't actually I don't really know if that's a scam. I think it is because it's just like the thing where they want to give you like profile pictures and [ __ ] like that, but I'm sure they use like AI for all that [ __ ] So, it's not I mean I don't know if it's a scam, but it's just like overpriced like pictures and [ __ ] It's really dumb. [sighs] >> No, they are shooting. Get down, Kenneth. >> We have officers in the area. Stay inside your home. We do have the situation contained. >> She ran in my garage. The lady across the street >> that's involved with the one on Morning View. >> Yes. >> I can make my own AI profile pictures. Thank you very much. >> Shut the door and came in and locked it. Are you able to check your garage and see if she's out there? >> I hear shots. I can't. >> I understand. Are you able to ask her if she's still in the garage? >> No, I'm not able to. >> Okay, we'll have an officer over there shortly. >> Radio, just be advised. The children are still inside. We don't currently have a phone number for them. >> You bet. >> If you can get them back on the phone and get them to get out the window. >> Probably autogenerated messaging based on certain words. >> Uh, yeah. They probably use AI for everything. They're just like, "Oh, this guy's channel name is Perfect Storm." So, like, yeah, he makes videos about storms, I guess. You know, >> you got a rifle. Get Get your eyes on the front door. He should be in this window up here. >> I'll pull it up. It's kind of funny. >> We need to get you Can you guys go out the window? >> Can you lock the door? >> Please help. >> We got police right there, hun. I'm going to stay on the phone with you as long as I can. Can you hear anything inside the home? right now. >> No, she hides the bed. I need to barricade the door. >> Okay, start start barricading the door. >> Yeah, we need somebody to block Morning View. There's people coming. >> 911. >> She is in my garage. >> She's still in your garage. Are you talking to her right now? >> No, I'm scared. She's knocking. >> I want you to tell her to stay where she is. We will have an officer over there shortly. Will you ask her if she's injured? I need you to ask her. >> Okay. I can't go to the door. >> Ma'am, listen to me. This is very important. Go to the door and ask her. >> She is injured. >> I'm so scared. >> You don't have to open the door. Yell through it. >> Oh, yeah. Here it is. Here's the email. >> Sorry, I crashed out last night. >> It's all good. [laughter] You didn't like that. I stopped the video. Oh, yeah. Here's the email, though. It says, and this was an email from Kendra Bates. It says, "Hey, Perfect Storm Videos team. Your 24 to 18 extreme weather documentary detailing the impact of severe supercell storms set up incredible raw drama right from the opening sequence. However, the current visual packaging isn't fully captured that high stakes intensity, leaving valuable click-through rate on the table. In the extreme weather and disaster narrative niche, thumbnails de demand dramatic lighting, contrast, sharp focal, subject isolation, and clean composition to immediately hook scrolling viewers and maximize long form retention before they click. Are you open to testing a custom high contrast thumbnail framework against your current layout to see if it can boost CTR and upcoming uploads? What the [ __ ] This is such a weird email. going out. >> Hey, get the away from there. >> He's still shooting though. >> I didn't ask you to go outside at my door. He's shooting. >> He just shot at a patrol car parked on the east end of Morning View. Let me email. >> I need you to stay inside the house. I need you to leave. >> How you doing though, by the way, mama? And what's up, Spirit? How's it going, guys? >> In the garage. We have officers aware of it. >> Okay. My garage door is up. It faces her house. >> Are you able to shut the garage door? >> Nope. I'm not. >> So, she's inside the garage knocking and you can't shut your garage door. >> Correct. >> Police. >> Stay on the phone with me. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> If you've got everything you can get barricaded in front of the door. >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. Let me >> Harry shoot me. >> I want you to hide, hun. More shots out the front. >> The children are hiding under the bed in the bedroom. >> Team DLZ, we don't stop. >> But they cannot go out the window. >> I'm good. I might be in and out cause of the house at an event for my kids. >> Oh, okay. That's cool, mama. Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate it. Yeah, take care of your kids and everything. Yeah, for sure. Uh, but yeah, thanks for thanks for saying hello. >> You can hear him reloading the gun. So, how close is he to you? Is he on the second floor with you? Yeah, I I I'll try not to do that from now on. Like what I did yesterday, I mean, that wasn't the greatest thing to do, but the thing was like, you know, my friend a bunch of my friends were on, you know, like there was like like in five of my friends online that I like actually know in real life. So, I was like, dude, I want to play with him, you know? But yeah, typically I'll try not to do that. But yeah, >> Storm GTS hand pink waving. window. >> Go to the back. There's a window. Is that for the closet area? >> Yeah. It's fine. But I'm here >> during what will become >> if it was just one of my friends. Then I'd be like, >> I am mama gtsy. >> I'd be like, I need to finish this video and like wrap up the stream. But yeah, there was like five of my friends online. So, you know, you don't always get that. >> An hour's long standoff just 20 miles from bustling Detroit. Multiple dispatchers must coordinate. You are the goat. >> Well, like three of them were my friends and the other two were people I don't know, but could potentially be my friends because we have like a little friend group going on. >> Gather information and plan an escape for the victims trapped inside, all while directing other callers to prevent further disaster. This difficult task is made even more challenging by the unexpected obstacles that lie ahead. >> Thank you, Anthony. >> What's taking the police so long? >> Appreciate that, Anthony. No, you're the goat. >> We're on our way right now. Who is this? I called you. >> Keep kicking ass. >> All right, ma'am. I just need you to go ahead and stay in your home and stay down. Okay, we're on our way. >> Tell them the hurry. >> Ma'am, we are 91. >> There are gunshots. I do have to watch you go. Stay inside your home. 911. >> The police are already here. I'm across the street. I can't get in contact. I don't know what's going on. He has my my kids. >> Listen to me. Are you in the garage of somebody else's residence? >> Yes. >> They're working that event. You need to stay within that garage. Do not leave. They know that you're there. Okay. >> Are my kids still alive? >> Your children are still in the home. We have them on 911 currently. >> That's the mail that shooting. >> Y E J U A N E A N S. >> I need you to stay inside that garage, but I have to let you go right now. We have a lot of things that we have to try and deal with. >> Okay. But my my kids are still alive, right? I just want to be out of here. Yes, we are talking to them on the phone. >> We still need westbound morning view blocked. We got civilians still driving through. [ __ ] some crazy crazy ass situation, dude. Holy [ __ ] And >> dispatch, while you're working on it, we're also going to need northbound winter set blocked. >> 911 emergency. >> I just got a call from one of my homeowners. There's a gunman in his house. >> Yes, sir. We're on the scene investigating this. >> Okay. Thank you very kindly. Okay, listen. My neighbor said the gunman was in his garage. >> That's got to be an awful feeling. >> Screeching my window. You guys can have like a trampoline or some other include I can get down. >> Okay. Well, we're going to do the best we can. Can you hear him yet? >> Poor kids. >> Okay. 911. >> I don't know where the police is. >> Ma'am, you are going to throw a trampoline down and jump out the window. Bro, what? >> Still calling about the female in your garage. >> She's Yes. >> Okay, we understand that they are containing the shooter right now. The female in your garage is fine. I spoke to her. She She presents you no threats. So, please just let her stay in your garage for her safety while they try and get the scene situated. >> By this point, it is likely that officials have called in SWAT. However, it will take some time for them to arrive on scene. >> Please let that lady stay in your garage. What the [ __ ] >> They're on the second story. They cannot >> That's so funny, dude. They didn't even like go check like, "Hey, why you in my garage? [laughter] >> Jump out." He's telling me they're not going to. It's too far up. They won't jump. They're going to be outside to try to catch him cuz that's what he's worried about. Okay. My officers want to know if there's any way that you can try to even dangle down. >> It is too far. >> Go out there and look. See if you can just try. They're going to catch you. >> Okay. >> They're going to catch you, bro. >> If I do, I don't think they think they can catch me. >> Hold on. We're going to see if we can maybe get a ladder. I'm not sure if we can, but hold on. They can see you. Are do you see the officers? >> Yeah, I can see my mom. I can see it. >> And there's no way you can try to even for safety. You mean try to get out of there? You guys can't? Are you scared? Okay. Okay. If you guys can get a letter that is >> 911. >> Somebody shut my garage door and I don't know who's in there. Please send an officer to my front. >> Are you able to ask through the garage door? >> No, I am not. I need an officer at the garage door. >> We have officers trying to save some children from a house currently with an active shooter inside of it. I understand you're scared. Keep your door. >> I have an active shooter in my garage. >> She is not armed. She >> I don't know who if the guy is in there with her. >> He is not. Ma'am, please listen to me. Your address has been given to the officers. They are aware that she is there and they have the other home contained where the shooter is. They will be to your house as soon as they are able to. I promise. >> So I don't get an officer at my front door. >> They will be there for you as soon as they are able to. >> They know where she is. >> Lady, what the [ __ ] She's Her kids are [ __ ] in danger. She's Oh my god, this lady. >> Hey, keep your doors and windows locked. >> She let my garage down. I heard her sign. >> HEY, GO BACK. TURN AROUND. HEY, blue shirt. SIR, TURN AROUND. Oh my god, [groaning] dude. >> We're there, hun. We We're there. I know. We're there, but we're trying to find safety to get you guys. Okay? We can't come up there in case you start shooting. When all this goes down, we we get you help. Don't get them out now, but I'm letting you know when I say it's time. I need you to start moving fast. Okay? >> I want you to watch. They're going to be getting a ladder to bring over there. >> Okay? >> Her name is Susan. Susan's going to be bringing the ladder, putting it by the house. Hold on. Don't come out yet. Don't come out yet. Stay there. Okay. >> I need to know. Do you have a white t-shirt on? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Come out now. It is the ladder. >> Okay. They said come out now. Get on the ladder. >> There's no ladder. >> He said THERE'S NO LADDER OUTSIDE THEIR WINDOW. Hold on. We're trying to figure this out. Okay. I don't What's going on, but we're trying to get the ladder to you. 911. >> I think there's an active shooter in the area. And a man just came to my door asking me how can he get out the subdivision. >> Okay. At this time, everybody needs to stay inside of their home. 91. I'm hiding. This is wild. Hey, what's up, Putt? How you doing? I can't get in there. I can get in contact with my children. Huh? Uh, yeah. >> I can get in contact my children under the bed right now. Barricade door and everything. Okay. But I got to go back to him. >> I know you're talking, but it's in the harm. Like, who did he kill me? Not my kid. >> He's high. What is he on? What's he under the influence of? >> He's not under anything. He's under stress. >> Under stress. >> Yes, ma'am. He has >> under stress. >> Okay. >> This is nuts. >> You hear the drone? Okay. >> West. >> Yeah. This is nuts. Especially he's not even high or anything. What the [ __ ] What's this guy's problem? Holy [ __ ] >> Morning view is still not blocked. If we could get a unit mutual aid to block that. >> 911. >> There's a weird looking He looks Indian. He's wearing all jeans, but he's walking around like he's lost. asking for directions on how to get out of the subdivision. >> Listen to me. Right now, it's still a lockown situation. Stay inside the house. >> I understand that. Stay inside your home. Don't open your doors or windows until they lift it. >> I can't believe this. >> All right. They're trying to figure out how they're going to get the ladder to you. Okay. So, I'm going to let you know as soon as I know something. And I just want you to know, okay? She was calling cuz she was worried. So, >> a bunch of us. >> I got you. And Sergeant, if it wasn't relayed, it looked like an AK or a Draco. >> Yeah. >> How you doing? >> I'm just going to keep it quiet right now. So, you're not talking, but if you hear anything, let me know. >> Okay. >> This is 911. >> Can I please? >> Dude, this older brother is like the [ __ ] goat though for barricading the door with all the siblings. That shit's crazy. >> I swear to a non emergency line. I'm trying to get in contact with my mother. >> Who is your mother? >> I'm hiding in the garage. I need to get in contact with my mother. >> Ma'am, >> so he is holding his family hostage or something. >> Your children are >> uh it sounds like they were just like dating or something and he just like went crazy. I don't really know. Or Yeah, I don't know. Or maybe he's a stepdad. I really don't know. >> You are like never live at this time. >> They they didn't really explain it. But yeah, there's just too much going on. Um never live at this time. Yeah, I have the day off today though. That's why we're doing a little >> Oh, okay. I just jumped in. >> Yeah. >> In that house, >> but I can't connect you to your mom on a 911 line. >> I can't because the lady's [clears throat] number that I'm her phone is locked. If you could just tell the police that what I'm getting ready to do is I'm getting ready to run out of this garage and I'm going to run to another neighbor's home so I can find a phone. So, if they see a purple jacket running, that is me. Listen, I understand that you need to contact your mother, but right now is not the time to be running through that neighborhood. We've told everybody to lock down and not open their doors or windows. Nobody's going to be able to assist you. Do you know if Dana is still in the house? >> I did not know that. >> You did not know that. Okay, that's fine. Has it been a long time since you've heard any noise inside the home? >> Yeah. >> You were you were doing such a good job being extremely brave. Okay. I just want you to know that >> we have both the children on the phone and he is okay. My god. Can you just let them go? >> Okay. Are there any officers um like behind my house? >> We have the entire house completely surrounded. They're talking about getting the ladder again. Okay. >> Okay. >> Was Was that a knock at your door? >> Yes. >> Okay. Hold on one second. >> What is that? >> He's trying to kick in the door where the kids are. >> Hey, can you get out the window? Get the window. Go out the window. >> I lost connection. I can't hear anything. There's like >> Get out the window. >> Please get out the window. Please >> get out the window if you can hear me. Just get out the window. >> Oh my god. >> No, that's dead silence. He's coming out the front. He's got one of the kids. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> And one kid in one arm, one hand in the air. Hey, stop. Stop right there. >> Oh my god, bro. What a psycho. >> DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. >> STAY RIGHT THERE. DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. >> YEAH. UH, if he changes. No, no, no. THAT'S THE KID. HEY, GO, GO, GO. >> All right. >> No, you can disregard that. It was the kids coming out. The kids are out of the house. It was not the suspect. >> Oh my god. >> Hello. Just want to let you know our police officers have your children. >> [ __ ] they almost [ __ ] shot those kids, bro. Holy [ __ ] >> They are safe and out of the house. >> Thank you. >> I again just want you to remain in the garage where you are at. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Fall back here. We got one. >> Okay. >> Well, at least he let the kids go. That's good. That's kind of weird, though. Why do you like break the door open and then he's like, "Okay, go. Come on, man. >> Go kids. I just wanted to like break the door open to scare the [ __ ] out of you. >> Wow. >> These shot cars got shot. >> Okay. >> Second floor. This side. West side. That's the last time I saw him. >> Hey, Mom. >> Those shots. >> Sounded like That's what his sounded like. I think that was him. Well, the sniper didn't really save the kids then, right? Because they're already out of the house. >> Did he hit my car? >> Yeah, he did. >> Suspect fired again. He hit a patrol car on middle belt. >> We're in the wind here, boys. We need to get to this side of this. We need this side of the house. We're going to this >> We're way too close here. We need >> Who's fronting back? We're going to start pulling back already out here. We're too close. >> Be careful there. >> Okay. No shot. >> No shot. Anybody on belt needs to be way back from here though. >> Yeah, the vis like from here where I was at. I could see if he came out the front door. That's it, >> dude. Yeah, I think he's hit like three patrol cars now. >> There's no point in even covering this unless he gets up to this car. I can't shoot him anyways. Stop. Stop one of those. Stop one of that armor there. Stop that. Stop that MX. We're going to need to utilize that to get guys back out of the line of fire. Stop that right there. >> Oh [ __ ] >> More rounds out the front of the house. >> Who is the Indian dude in jeans? >> I don't know who the Indian dude in jeans. These are some guy wandering around in the neighborhood trying to get the [ __ ] out. >> Over here. YOU HAVE TO GET ON IT. BRING IT OVER HERE. We need to get on the bear. BRING IT OVER HERE. MOVE THE BEAR over here. >> Front doorway. Still moving his feet. >> No longer moving. >> Holy. >> Hold on. I got to go back. I want to see that [ __ ] again. >> Bring it over here. Bring it over. >> There we go. Oh, wait. Go back one more, dude. What the [ __ ] Hold on. Here we go. I want to see this [ __ ] in slow-mo. Hold on. So, he's like leaned out the window, which first of all, what the [ __ ] is this? Is that a balcony? Why is it like that? I'm so confused. Anyways, let's see. I guess it's a balcony. Yeah, that was crazy. Oh, tuned in late. Didn't see the suspect yet. THX [screaming and groaning] runs out the front of the house. Oh yeah, he got [ __ ] up. Okay, anyways. Okay. Over here. WE HAVE TO GET AT IT. BRING IT OVER HERE. We need to get on the bear. BRING IT OVER HERE. MOVE THE BEAR. >> That's a really unsafe balcony. No rails. Lol. >> That's what I was thinking. It was a weird balcony. Yeah. I don't know. Maybe we couldn't see the rails cuz the tree was covering or something. I don't know. It was weird. >> Maybe it was just unfinished. I don't know. Yeah. Aiming at us. >> No longer moving. >> Wow. >> Sorry. I was talking to my dad. >> Feet are moving, but he's dead. >> I can see him. He's moving. Make sure your hands are empty and free. Back yourself out of the doorway. We will provide medical treatment for you. >> We're pushing up. >> You want you want to take this from me? >> And uh I I fired inside the house. >> You fired. >> What's the Bearecat thing? No, we can't send him. Hold it. >> The Bearcat's like a big truck SUV thing. It's really cool. I'll show you a picture of one. >> Oh, bear Bearcat. That's what it's called. There's this like crazy video of a Bearcat um like stopping a semi. This shit's insane. Yeah, it's it's one of these things. Huge ass armored vehicle. It's like a police tank pretty much. Shit's crazy. >> Are you guys okay? >> I don't want I don't want him going. >> We want somebody. >> Come here, Mo. >> Get in the driveway. Driveway. PULL IN THE DRIVEWAY. Get in the ring. All right. >> Should we You want me to have him leave his key in case that needs to be moved? >> Yep. >> Oh, dude. It's generally legal for civilians that own an armored vehicle like a Bearecat. Dude, I got to get me one of those. Dude, that'd be so sweet. Dude, I need one. I got to get the nice paint job. >> Oh, >> dude. I got to get one of these. Can I get Can I get some money from you guys so I can buy a Bearcat? I just need like How much are they? Let's see. Buy by police bearcat. See how much we can get. >> That looks fun to drive. Bad ass. >> Can I buy one? Uh, you got to like custom order this [ __ ] huh? Look at all this Medcat Firecat. Bearcat SUV. Bearcat Elevated Tactics, dude. Look at it's got ramps and [ __ ] on it. [ __ ] Which one should I get, guys? Really like the Bearcat G3, dude. I think I'll probably get this one, dude. When I'm rich and famous. That would be sick af. >> [ __ ] You got a custom order that [ __ ] >> Hey, get that key for me. >> Moose. >> Moose. Get his key. >> Me, too. Got shot at. >> There's a guy here in Fort Worth that has one similar to a barricad parked in his front yard. >> If you guys give me money to buy one, then I'll I'll give you a ride on that. [laughter] >> Front door. >> Yeah. Hold the car for now. I'll get somebody in the back where you guys >> Thank you. We wouldn't have went in if we kids car rides all day. >> Where's your scout at? >> Oh, you guys are doubled up. >> Damn it, cat. >> Imagine lol WTF. >> Imagine playing up to the club in the >> valet line and that [ __ ] dude. >> Your best off. We're going to have you chill out a little bit. Take a break for me. Okay. >> Where you going to put the gun? >> Just put in one of the scouts. Put in one of the racks. Just throw them in the back. Sit there. Feel like, yeah, just pull my >> bear back. Relax for a minute. Good. >> Just glad the kids are got out. >> I'm glad you guys. >> How are you today, my man? >> If it was, >> I'm doing good, man. >> Thanks for asking. How you doing? >> Listen, if it was different people, >> what's up, Brebo Fishing? >> Prices say 250k up to 470K. >> That's it. That's not too bad. That's honestly not as much as I would think. I'd rather get that than a [ __ ] like sports car that costs that much. Dude, that'd be way cooler. >> After his arrest, 32-year-old Dwan Patrick Evans was charged with six counts of assault with intent to murder. Nine counts of felony. >> I bet that company wouldn't even sell it to a civilian, though. They'd be like, "Fucking." >> Firearm, second offense. Two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, one count of felon in possession of a firearm, and one misdemeanor count of domestic violence. He was placed on a $3 million bond. Two weeks later, he entered a plea of not guilty. His case is currently going through the court system. If Daywan is found guilty on >> Imagine trying to ensure that [ __ ] they'd be like, "Fuck no." >> charges. He faces up to 58 years and 3 months plus six consecutive life sentences. He is considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> Imagine being the victims, the officers, or the neighbors in a moment like this where in the blink of an eye, your home turns into a battlefield. And in situations like this, fear >> www Brandon. Um, here's some armored vehicles for sale, dude. Let's see. I don't see any bearcats, though. This is a Pit Bull VX 50 caliber armored tactical. >> Good. Getting my gear ready for some salmon fishing in the morning while watching you. >> There's no prices though. What the [ __ ] >> Hi, Kathy. >> Request a quote. You got to request a quote. That's pretty nice though, too, dude. Look at that thing. Hell yeah. What [ __ ] year is this [ __ ] dude? up to 10 passengers. [ __ ] Get all the ladies in there. Anyways, >> can we watch the V instead of talking [ __ ] about bearcats? >> The video's over, bro. >> Hey, Brandon. It's just this [ __ ] guy. >> What's up, bro? >> We're going to have another video. >> The video. >> Hi, Brandon. GTSY. >> All right, let's see what else. [sighs] Um, body cam release in military convoy truck. Let's check that out. >> On May 26th, 2023 in Harford County, >> this one is body cam released in military convoy truck pursuit. This is also a Midwest safety video. >> Maryland, 38-year-old Michael Stevens II was released from the Harford County Detention Center after posting bail related to a theft charge. Later that same day, just down the road, Stevens came across a 1986 5-tonon military truck sitting in a driveway and decided to steal the vehicle, triggering a pursuit unlike anything deputies had seen before. >> Which way you go? Which way? >> Dude stole a military truck. Holy [ __ ] bro. >> Dude is actually playing GTA in real life, bro. >> Travis GTS. >> Okay, so like military type vehicle >> five. How did he even steal that? He [ __ ] hotwired it or something. All the pigs might [laughter] in >> Are you serious? >> This ain't the plant guy again, is it? Lol. >> Did you see a big green truck? Excuse me. You're not speaking. Okay. [laughter] Okay. >> Did you see a big military truck? No. English. >> Like keys in it or something or >> so keys. It's a military vehicle. So there's no keys. It just has switches. So the doors don't lock and there's no keys to operate it. >> Okay. Well, that's really smart. What the [ __ ] No keys to operate it. You just flip switches and turn it on. Dude, what? >> He just walked up, you know, to check the truck out. >> Yeah. >> And the truck running. >> Hello, my good friends and all my new friends that joined the chat. I hope you guys are having a wonderful night. >> And he started to drive out the driveway. So, I I got to the end of the driveway and there was traffic coming so he couldn't get out and I jumped. >> Why does this guy have like a full tank of gas in his [ __ ] military truck, dude? Dude, what the [ __ ] up on the the running board of the truck and I was like, "Get get out of my truck. Get out of my truck. Who are you?" And he pulled out and started swerving trying to get me off the truck. And then I got off the truck and he like went towards me head on. >> Some World War II asset, dude. The vehicle deputies are following is a 5-tonon military cargo truck originally [music] built for the US Army. Despite the name, a 5-tonon truck actually weighs more than 10 tons by itself. The 5-tonon rating refers to how much cargo it can carry off-road, not its own weight. [music] These trucks were designed to move troops and equipment through rough terrain, and they're built to keep going, even when [music] damaged. The frame and suspension are heavy. The drivetrain is built for torque, and the oversized tires are reinforced to survive long distances on uneven ground. All of that combines to make this pursuit unlike anything we've ever published in the entire history of this channel. >> Thank you, Travis. >> Dude, they're probably going to need the Bearcat for this [ __ ] too. How the [ __ ] they going to stop this [ __ ] >> Somebody go 95 south at uh 152 just in case he hop on 95. I just want somebody say he's there with stop six just in case he gets on. >> This guy's definitely got five, >> man. That truck prop takes so much gas. >> Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Why did that guy have it like fully gassed up? That's so weird. >> Looks like he's taking on 24. >> You ain't lying. >> Debbie falling around the back of the bed. >> I'm driving so I can only listen and talk to my phone. Dot. So, y'all better behave. >> It's all right, Mom. I got it. Also, there's somebody else. Kathy's here. Um, but yeah. So, yeah. Dude, what the [ __ ] He's got his [ __ ] World War II truck gassed up in case the apocalypse happens. Dude, >> don't get in his way. >> Right on. Somebody get on 95 South just past 152. And somebody say 152. >> We will mama. >> Mama's window. I'm cooking dinner myself for the family. I'm not really big on like turkey chili, but I'm trying to cook something healthy for my stepdad with diabetes. >> Oh, that's nice, Travis. >> Good luck with that. Hope it's good. >> 952. >> Turkey chili. >> I love turkey chili. Sounds good to me. Travis >> sounds really good. >> 195. Mhm. >> Get one unit on 95 and everybody that's behind them. Let's try and slow the traffic if we can get the stop six deployed. Um I don't want this vehicle to hit anybody else. All right, we're coming up underneath. >> Want to see them try and pit that truck. >> Be ready. >> Dude, they're not they're not going to try and pit it with a normal. >> It's just cooking with the like turkey bacon, turkey sausage. It cooks different. You just got I mean I've been to chef for 28 years. I'm just saying the unhealthy stuff cooks better. Lol. >> I'm going to turn off speech chat for a while. There's a lot of comments. But yeah, dude, that's that's turkey bacon chili. Sounds hella good. Um I mean yeah, they're not going to try to pit it with a normal SUV, dude. It'll just get completely destroyed. We're coming up on a stop. >> Coming up on topics. >> Oh, I got him. I >> only got one tire. That's pretty good. I'm surprised the tires aren't like reinforced and [ __ ] I'm surprised regular stop six could stop that. I guess this department doesn't have a bearcat, dude. Where when did this take place? I don't see a date or anything. Huh? >> Wonder if it's like before they had bearcats cuz those are fairly new, I think. Dude, ran straight the [ __ ] over it. >> You didn't see that? >> How did you not see the [ __ ] stop stick right there? >> It got jammed up. >> Sorry, using the grappler more. The grappler's cool, but they definitely wouldn't be able to stop this with a grappler, dude. Unless it was a Bearcat with a grappler and one tire out of nine. Yeah. Uh, the grappler thing. Yeah, the grappler thing is cool, but yeah, I don't it would definitely not stop this with a regular SUV unless it was attached to a Bearcat or something. But also, I think I don't know. The Grappler seems like it's kind of dangerous or something like what if it snaps or whatever. I'm not I don't know. >> Keep it on the shoulder as well. No, I try to get him to go further. >> Just get past him again. >> I believe you believe he hit yourself >> before they're invented. Yeah, >> I'm pretty sure like the grappler is pretty new. I haven't even seen like a lot of body cams. I'm pretty sure we got to wait a couple more years. We'll probably see a bunch of body cams with grapplers. dispatch speaking with the other caller. Do you have any potential destinations? >> Negative. He lives in Abington. He headed that way, but he's not going to. >> Hey, be careful with those side six. He's coming over in the lanes. >> Hey, just be ready to jump if he comes at us. >> Watch yourself. Watch yourself. He might try and hit you. Get out the road. Get on the road. Get on the road. Yeah. I mean, they had other APCs before, but they're not they're not um meant to like they weren't meant to like go on uh they weren't meant to like go on high-speed pursuits really. I think they're pretty slow and stuff. Or they were pretty slow, but I think that's why they started making the Bearcat. The Bearcat's like pretty fast. It's like a pursuit vehicle, you know, big ass APC pursuit vehicle. Unit 64 grappler going wrong. See, that's what I'm saying. There probably is a bunch of like grappler gone wrong videos. It doesn't seem like it's that great. >> JFK, see if they can provide any assistance. We get 95 shut down completely. >> Seems like it kind of creates a more dangerous situation. >> In Arizona 67, if >> we can get another uh unit up, >> I'll see if I can find like a grappler video after this. I'd like to watch one. >> Up ahead with the chopsticks. We'll headed Jersey wall to keep you all safe. And it's only two lines. A little further. >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I think if it's used in the right situation, it's probably fine, but it can kind of create a dangerous situation sometimes. >> Four units ahead. >> Oh, really? It was in Phoenix, Arizona. >> 95 southbound approaching 695 mile marker 665. Copy. In fact, there's two troopers ahead in the expressway six. >> Crossover local. Cross over local at 65 over 9. Yeah, it's just all about like like the situation and stuff, you know? I'm sure it's great in some situations, but not others. We're passing. >> Yeah, it's definitely cool when it works. >> Meow. Heat. Heat. I'm surprised they don't have like a like a I forgot what I was going to say. >> 95. >> Uh I'm surprised. Well, I forgot what that's called, but you know, like the thing that disrupts electrical electrical signals or whatever. I'm surprised they don't have that for like the electric vehicles because those things are fast. They have a lot of torque. >> They probably do honestly. >> Anyone want any more stuff? >> Yeah, this one. Don't deploy more southage. >> Oh yeah, EMP. I'm surprised they don't have like EMPs and [ __ ] cuz those like actually work, right? As long as you get close enough. >> Yeah, EMP. Yeah. Do not deploy any more. >> I mean, it probably wouldn't work on a gas car, but it sure [ __ ] work on Well, it probably would work on some of the newer gas cars, but it would work on all the Teslas and [ __ ] 95. >> I was directly behind you. >> I mean, I watched a video pretty recently of like somebody making an EMP in their garage. I'm sure if somebody can make a pretty decent EMP in their garage that they could come up with one for law enforcement that would work pretty well. [sighs and gasps] But yeah, some I'm sure it would work on all cars like not older gas cars and stuff. I don't think it would work on my car. He has a rifle out the driver side window >> with deputies reporting that the suspect now had a rifle hanging out the window. [music] I just I was looking up like disruptor devices and there's some [ __ ] called a water jet disruptor such as is known as the pig stick device uses a high pressure shot of water or a blank cartridge to mechanically blast apart the internal electrical circuitry of an improvised explosive device. That's cool. I never heard of that before. >> It's ease off. The helicopter maintains visual [music] from above. >> I know that's really random, but that's pretty cool. While Squad 1 follows at a distance as the truck exits the interstate and heads into a residential neighborhood. When the suspect slows at [music] a light to make a left turn, deputies close back in. Yeah, why don't they make something like that? You just [ __ ] blast the dude out of his [ __ ] car with a water jet or something [laughter] or a laser. Yeah, why don't they use lasers, dude? That'd probably work really well. Just get a really powerful laser. Shine that [ __ ] right in his eyes, dude. That'd be perfect. >> Unlock it. Undo the >> blind the [ __ ] out of him. >> Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. All right. All right. He going back. He's going back out to 40. >> He's going back out to 40. Stop. Stop. >> I got you. I got you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You'd want to shine it like when he's not around too many people. But yeah, that seems like it would work, right? Just really high powered laser and shine in his eyes. Drop it. Drop it down. Drop it. >> Dude got the beat down. Hold on. Let's see that in slow motion. I want to see that punch, dude. the punch to end it all. >> Returned to its owner and no bystanders were injured throughout the pursuit as of the latest available. I went back. Why is this [ __ ] all screwed up? Man, why did this happen? I don't know. Why did it go so far forward? I hit back, not forward. What? >> Let's get somebody out. >> What happened? >> Huh? There we go. All right. >> Oh, wait. The screen makes so much. Oh, [snorts] here we go. Oh, there he go. Oh, what the [ __ ] There we go. [screaming] I want to see this punch in slow motion. Can I zoom in too? How do I use this [ __ ] There we go. >> I got the zoom plugin. [screaming] Boom. [ __ ] closed his ass. [laughter] [gasps] He just kind of tossed him down. I thought he punched him. >> Stop reaching. P, dude. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Oh, that's what it was going. Come on, dog. I was wondering why that sounded so weird. >> Come on. To the side. To the side. 32. >> How do those dogs not get like freaked the [ __ ] out from all the sirens and [ __ ] Don't dogs like hate loud noises? boy. Good job. Who did a good job? That's a good boy. >> That's a good boy. That's a good job. >> That's a first. >> That's a good boy. >> Haven't been back in the last one of these cars. >> Hold on. Everything is loud. Good dog. >> Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. They hate really loud stuff. >> Usually anyways. >> What happened? >> Huh? >> What just happened? >> What do you mean what happened? >> You're running from us for what? >> He stole a [ __ ] military truck, bro. >> Took a truck. >> I just got I just got released or something. >> You're going back, I guess. Hey, he's a good boy. >> Yeah, buddy. That's a good shot. What's up, brother? >> See you. >> Thanks for coming out, brother. >> Where' they end up catching him on foot at? Right there. >> Down there. >> Yeah, he cut he jump. He broke They got him right at the mouth of the alley before he before he got >> But you know, like a lot of dogs get freaked out when like people are setting up fireworks and [ __ ] like that. How the dog even contribute? He didn't. He's just a good boy. Was there any rifle in the truck? I thought >> I looked I looked real quick. I didn't see >> no rifle. Okay, >> I didn't see it. >> No. >> I don't even know what I did. >> You saw what he did? >> No. >> Is he running towards me? >> He starts going like this. go under his shirt. So I backed out to the side. I got >> nothing. But he kept underneath his shirt like he was pointing something. That's why I grabbed his hand cuz I couldn't see under the shirt. Obviously it could have been something small. >> The suspect, Michael D. Stevens I was taken into [music] custody after the pursuit ended, fleeing on foot briefly before being stopped by deputies. Although deputies reported seeing a rifle during the chase, >> he got saved from the dog bites. >> No weapon was found. Stevens was charged with multiple offenses, including first-degree assault, felony theft, and fleeing and eluding. The stolen military vehicle was returned to its owner, and no bystanders were injured throughout the pursuit. As of the latest available records, Stevens has not been sentenced in this case, and he is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> Who's going to pay for all that damage to the truck? Dude, [laughter] dude just got [ __ ] I'm sure he's probably rich as [ __ ] anyways. Who goes the [ __ ] Um, let's see. [sighs] Murder targets police K9 during standoff. Why? Don't hurt the doggo. The hell is wrong with you? I want to watch this guy get taken out. >> Behind a white Dodge Charger possible. >> Oh, wait. Hold on. Yeah. Murder targets. Police K9 during standoff. This is another Midwest safety. We're doing all Midwest safety today, I guess. Not really. >> He initially appears to cooperate. What the troopers don't know is that the suspect is armed with a handgun and intends to use it. >> That one's crazy, too. Watch that one next. >> Roll all your windows down. All of them. >> All right. With both hands, stick them out the window. All right. With your left hand, open your door. Put your hands up and step out. I'm going to grab some water real quick. Excuse me. Just undo your seat belt and do what we're asking. >> Get out. Are you fixing to go to jail for obstruction? >> I see your seat belt. >> Get out. >> And get out with your hands up. >> Look, you can either get out or I got a dog that's fixing to come get you out. >> Look, there's a legal traffic stop on your vehicle. You got two choices. Come out or we take you out. >> And I'm not losing my patience. Come on. Get out. Hey, as long as you cover down on him, I'll go up and we'll clear. If he can see his hands, I'm good with it. >> I'm afraid he's going to reach back in. I think he's >> just stand in your door frame right there. >> I just don't want him to lure you in, bro. >> Watch. If we can see his hands, I'm good. Soon as he pulls his hands back in, you tell me and I'll damn come back. >> Step out of the car. This is the last time we're telling you or you're going to be arrested for obstruction. >> All right, we got both hands. Both hands. Both hands. Keep alone in the vehicle. Keep it loud. >> Well, yeah, that's what I'm saying. Uh, Casey, I don't think it's tire works either. I think just most dogs hate loud noises. But yeah, I guess they just train them to just not worry about it. But seems like that would just be a hard thing to break in a dog. Like their instinctual thing just not to not to like loud noises. But I guess there's a way to do it. I wonder what the training for that is like though. They just subject them to a bunch of loud noises and like play with them or something. Give them food. Sounds crazy. >> Go, go. [music] >> Hey, 96 line. We're 1080 southbound Riverdale Road. 884 is going to be primary. 103. >> We're still southbound at last. >> Uh, combat dogs and police dogs are That was a bad pause. Sorry. I'll back it up in a second. Combat dogs and police dogs are subjected to some crazy ass training. Lots of loud concussive noises and intense training. Yeah, they must do [ __ ] like that. They must let me back it up a little bit so we can see the pit. >> Oh, got him good. >> We got a pit >> right in the school zone. Dude, why would you pit him in a school zone? What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> Maybe there was no school. Maybe it was Saturday or something. >> I can't see. Damn, it's a spot. >> Yeah, it [screaming] is. Start some more units. He's in the bush. He's trying to get out of it. We can't get a get a visual on him. >> I know. >> I just don't want to pop a shot off at us in that dark window tent, bro. >> That's what I'm saying. Stay here as long as you can see him not take off. I'm going to get the dog out. So, if he takes off on foot, we'll send him >> I wish I had the date so we could see if it was a weekend or something. >> Dog, >> in case y'all didn't hear a unit responding, he is a murder suspect. >> All I want to make sure is he can't get out and take off on foot. >> Well, we're 104. We're just holding what we got. We can't see in the car. He's still trying to drive out. >> I'm telling you, he was trying to lure you in time. >> That's why I said as long as you can see his hands, I was good. But the minute he lost hands, I was backing out. >> 896, do we need to start swap 57? Can you make the call, please? Tell him he don't want to be there. >> Is this the school? Dude, it's a [ __ ] school day. Look at all the cars, bro. Literally pitted him in the [ __ ] school zone. >> Yeah. >> On a school day, dude. What >> you could have ran over little children. >> I just hate dude if you got away from us right here. >> I don't know where he'd go. He would have been able to see that. >> That could have been so so bad. Like if it was time they were letting out school or something. That's crazy that they pitted him right there. Absolutely nuts the whole time. So yeah, >> people can't drive. I just don't get it. >> I can't believe him right there. >> He is prior military about say just watch the wood line. That's the key. >> He's going to talk to >> driver. >> I mean even this is like a bad situation. The guy got out of the car and ran into the woods, dude. Now they got a crazy ass guy in the woods by right by the school. Exit the vehicle with your hands above your head. >> Don't know why they did that. That was a bad idea. >> Head up your butt, woman. >> I don't know where he'd have been able to get out. You were back here from the start, weren't you? >> And I was here, so he's still in there. >> Yeah, the wheels spin speeding up. He's trying to get out of it still. I just don't hear the engine ridden. >> I'm just watching the wheel rotation. Yeah, the school went on lock down for sure. >> You see the windshield? >> I cannot. >> Yeah, for sure. The school went on lockdown. >> Go ahead and send the fur torpedo. [laughter] >> The front windshield's painted anyway. >> Sir, we're sure he didn't run >> uh like 90%. But he tried to lure us in the whole time. >> That's why as soon as you said you couldn't see the hands, I backed off. I said, "We ain't going to play that game." >> Confirming you clear on request for SWAT hand or tactical unit. They said they leaving North Georgia, but they can't tell me. >> Oh, Jesus. They're coming from Dalton. >> Yeah, the school's going to be unlocked for a while, bro. That sucks. >> And why do they do it right there? >> I can see if someone has a ballistic, but just make sure if >> they couldn't wait for him to go another mile down the road. >> Hey, if you'll just let us know if he gets out. That's all we're concerned about. If he gets out, we'll send the dog gets out shooting. >> Exit the vehicle with your hands above your head. >> Yeah, it's a murder suspect if it hasn't been relayed. >> Single occupant >> 10. It's a single black male. >> Like a brick or something. I'll bust that back window. >> He knows for sure. They know. >> You got a brick in your car? >> Right across the street from West Clayton. Teachers need overtime. No, teachers are on salary usually, bro. >> I didn't even think there's a school right there. >> They just told them. >> No overtime for the teachers. >> Can't confirm. He is still in the vehicle. Just make sure somebody's watching if he takes the hell off on foot cuz we going to send this dog. Get your five days if you going to get it. >> You threw a rocket. >> Didn't bust it. >> We've had the same problem. >> Didn't bust it. >> I'm about to say you ain't going to get >> about to bust this window. >> If y'all got SWAT on the way, let's just hold what we got. We know he's in there. >> Hey, getting out. Sean, PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> What do you mean get over it, dude? Comment about the criminal. I am commenting about the criminal. I know. I don't even see the criminal, though. But also, why did they Why do they pet him right in front of a school? That's pretty dumb, dude. >> Send that damn dog. >> He does. I'm going to >> Hey, do not step in front of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm just trying to let the dog do the work. >> Yeah, I'm going to. Well, as long as he comes back with his hands up, we're fine. >> Do not send that dog. >> Hey, somebody grab that PA and give commands since he's wants to half ass cooperate. I don't know what he said. >> He said he was coming out. I thought >> driver, exit the vehicle with your hands in the air and do not make any sudden movement. There is a K9 and you will be bit. >> He knows that. He's been told already. >> White Charger. Exit the vehicle with your air. Do not make any sudden movements. You will be bit. And I don't know what the suspect weapon was. He is a murder suspect. I would assume an AR, but I don't know. >> He's not even in that car. He's out in the woods somewhere looking at us laughing. >> If there SWAT's close, we'll just let them go instead of the shield. >> Our major this guy here with our EOD unit. >> If he takes off on foot, we're going to release the dog. So, everybody just stay where you're at. >> Y'all clear? If uh if he takes off, we got a dog. We're going to release a dog at the bottom. >> Which one you want out? >> We're going back window. >> Many people trying to communicate. Yeah, there's a lot of people in this scene. >> Oh my god. Break the [ __ ] window, dude. >> I say you might try the back windshield. The window punch might get that one. >> Hey, we got a >> right here. Here. Use this damn thing. >> He's He's hollering. Is he in there? >> He's hollering. Is that him talking? Well, what part of get the out did YOU NOT HEAR >> CAT POLICE? OH, >> they know who we are. >> Y'all got >> No. Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. >> What's he doing? >> I got visual on his head. That's all I've got RIGHT NOW. >> HANDS UP. >> YEAH. I don't get why every cop doesn't carry one of those little window breaker things. Those are awesome. >> Put your hands up. >> Let the windows open. >> Put your hands up to the ceiling. >> About to send the ball to the window. >> That's your right hand. LET ME SEE YOUR LEFT HAND. >> IF I'm going to send him through the window, then we're going to send him from here >> with your right hand. Put the car in park. >> I want you to PUT THE CAR IN PARK. THAT WAY I KNOW YOU'RE COMPLYING with my orders. >> Cameron needs to step back. >> Once you put it in park, raise your hand back up. I'm not going to shoot you as long as you do what I tell you to do. Do you understand? >> Not if you do what I wonder how much this thing cost. automatic window breaker or maybe electric window breaker. >> We about to get [ __ ] out of a crossfire. They're in woods. You got uh Clayton entering the woodline. So, you can uh lower. We don't want any crossfire. Hey, y'all are going to be on a crossfire. >> Yeah, the gobbat, dude. 40 bucks. I want one, dude. That's [ __ ] cool. Yeah. Sick >> on me. Look at me. YOU LOOK AT ME. PUT YOUR HANDS BACK UP. >> Keep your hand up. You don't get shot. Hands up. >> He's reaching. >> Put your hands up. >> Be careful. >> Nobody on this side. Shoot. Nobody on this side. Shoot. >> Hey, send the damn dog in there, man. >> You guys come forward. Y'all guys are in a crossfire. Oh, got pri goes down. >> Has seat belts, too. Yeah. >> Can they not just tell him we're going to send the dog in there? If he don't start listening, he's going to get bit. >> Yeah. >> We won't send him through this window. >> I was going to say just open the door. Send the dog. >> Hey, if he's not going to follow instructions, we'll send the dog. >> Send the dog. >> Hey, do we just want to put this dog through the window? >> Yes, sir. >> We just want to put the dog in the window. Why don't they just tase him though? They already broke the window. Wouldn't that be better than sending a dog in the window? >> Cover right here, please. Watch the dog in. I think that dog's going to get shot. >> He's going to lose them one way or the other. You got me covered. Thank you. >> He's not on camp. He's still outside. need to bring the dog in there. Get the dog back. >> He'll start listening. Who shot? He's shooting the DOG. HE'S SHOOTING THE DOG. >> This shit's so [ __ ] up. So dumb. >> Atlanta start 52. Yeah. Check right here. >> It's brass. Is it brass? >> Why the [ __ ] they send the dog in the window, dude? That's so stupid. >> Right here. Stop moving. >> It's under my vest. Right there. >> He's in the car. >> Hang on. I got to check my dog. >> Any movement? >> Back up. We got a shield. We'll get up there in a minute. >> Back up. We'll get there in a minute. >> Violator shot upon entry. And then we got multiple shots. >> I'm good. My dog just got shot. But >> Cam, are you hit? No, I'm good. >> I got Cam. I got Cam. Dogless cannon fighter, dude. Not cool. >> We got a plan. Have to be able to see with that window. You clear on that? >> I'm moving up. All right. >> Are you on me? On you. I'm on my leash. >> I got it. >> Hey, it ain't on y'all. >> Y'all good? Y'all good? Hey, you good? >> I'm sorry. >> Set the pace. Y'all set the pace. >> What we got? >> Any movement? I got nothing back here. Hold up. Hold up. He's good. You good? You good? Holster. Holster. I told him I put it in told you. >> I know, but he wouldn't listen. He ain't going to come out. >> Put gas in the car. Driving outside. >> God, I hate losing dogs over people. >> All right. Hey, uh, we need to take breathing. >> Dog's breeding. GET YOUR DOG. >> COME ON. >> LET'S GO IN ON THAT BOTTOM. One more. Get the dog in the per out. >> Where's the closest bet? Hey, where's the closest bet? Hold on one second before we move. Is the dog >> bit on the bad guy? >> Is he hit? >> Hey, give me a canine that can take me to the bat. >> I'm going to get a bite. Flee for the dog just in case. >> Move back. >> Move back. Move back. Move back. We're going to load Piggle up and go. Hold on. Wait. >> I've got a clear back seat. We'll load him and go. >> I see you, buddy. >> Come on, buddy. Watch out. I'm going. >> Wait, what? Sad if suicide by cop because it feels like a death wish to be surrounded. Shoot. Yeah, I know. Well, he only shot because they sent a [ __ ] dog in his window. He probably wouldn't have shot otherwise. >> This door. Somebody hold this door. >> Come here, buddy. Coming. >> Come on, buddy. >> Let me know if you need to set up the route. >> Come on, buddy. Come on, big boy. >> Come on, buddy. Yeah. >> Let it go. Let it go. >> Well, I think they said like I'm going to get a bite sleeve for the dog so you can wear like wear like the sleeves on their arms so the dog doesn't bite them cuz the dog probably will. The dog's probably freaking the [ __ ] out. >> Come on. Swing. Swing. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Come on, buddy. Yo, come hang out, buddy. Come on, buddy. >> Come on, buddy. Go. I'll get out. Go. You're following. Get out of here. Cam. Damn. Just take my car and go. Just somebody give me a car. >> Hey, uh Swain's dog's in the back though. Hey, hold on one second. My phone right there. Go, go, go, go. Yeah. I don't know. I'm pretty sure they knew he had a gun. So, I don't know why they would send a dog in Well, I think it is kind of standard though cuz they always send dogs in to like uh uh like what is it? Like find suspects and stuff. So, yeah, it's pretty normal I think. Oh my god, you're right, bro. Nobody was going to tell me that I spelled police wrong in my [ __ ] video title. Thanks, guys. We got on the way. We do the same thing. So, perfect. >> Have we had medics check on him yet? >> He's in there right NOW CHECKING. THIS IS WHY we need less lethal in the cars. We put gas inside of a car instead of utilizing a valuable ass like a dog. I'm sorry. I hate losing dogs. >> I don't even know how many shots were fired, but a lot. Well, we know that he emptied a magazine. >> I don't love police videos. >> Oh, he did? Okay. >> He was steady shooting. >> As long as we're okay. I don't give too. I hope the dog's going to be all right. [screaming] >> I don't know. >> He's breathing. I am so glad people had that discipline so much. >> God, how [ __ ] nervous would you be to have to operate on a [ __ ] police dog that just got shot, dude? That is not normal everyday vet business. [panting] I'm sorry. I know. Come on, boy. The suspect, later identified as 33-year-old Dexton Balden, [music] a resident of nearby Jonesboro, was pronounced deceased at the scene. The victim's family had no prior knowledge of who Balden was or why he murdered Cali Marks. And 8 months after, the family still had questions. >> It's more to it. Yeah, because who is this guy? Where did this guy come from? Why? How did he get in Khaled's car? You know, what took place for him to get in Khaled's car? We We've never seen this guy. We never heard of this guy. >> I feel like it's more to it. It's more people involved and we want justice. >> Georgia [music] State Patrol used their >> What was that tattoo, dude? It's [ __ ] Illuminati [ __ ] >> Helicopter to fly K9 Figo to Blue Pearl Veterinary Hospital in Sandy [music] Springs, north of Atlanta. Tragically, Figo succumbed to his wounds described in the police report as two gunshot wounds, one of which left a flash. This suggests that Figo sustained this shot at very close proximity to the firearm. Figo was laid to rest with a full funeral procession. Damn it, Figo. [ __ ] That's sad. Stupid ass [ __ ] Sent him in the window, dude. [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Okay, anyways. Um, [laughter] yeah. I hate when they use dogs as cannon fire like that, dude. This shit's so stupid. Anyways, uh, let's see. We're going to watch Cop Hunt Down: Birthday Party mass shooter. And this one's by the villains. [sighs] Let's watch this one. >> WHERE? WHERE? WHERE? WHO SHOT HIM? AWFUL 78. GET BACK. GET BACK. >> Officers are at a mass shooting outside a Lima, Ohio bar. Nearly a hundred people. Multiple victims down and no shooter in sight. The men who did it are somewhere in this crowd. >> Where' the shooter go? >> Where's the shooter at? >> WE DON'T KNOW. >> THE SHOOTER IS OUT THERE. >> By morning, one man is dead. 25-year-old Anthony Bankston shot in the back on the sidewalk as his aunt held him. At first, it looks like >> Oh [ __ ] I didn't know all that. Well, we know where he went. What are you talking about? Yes, [sighs] >> like random gunfire. But little did anyone know this was a calculated murder. >> You seen the arm? He just went like this. Boom boom boom boom like this. It just missed me. I can see the stuff coming out the gun when before it hit. >> Did you see who shot? >> No. >> But the man who pulled the trigger has vanished. >> It will take a threemon manhunt, a cousin turned in by his own mother and a tense interrogation full of traps carefully [music] laid by a killer determined to get away with murder. >> Tylen really quick. I got to be right back. In the early morning hours of December 29th, 2018, a birthday party was underway at the after hours bar in Lima, Ohio, when gunfire broke out inside the crowded room. As people ran for the exits, a patrol unit working the block a short distance away heard the shots. The officers radioed for backup and moved in toward the bar. What none of them knew was that it would take 3 months to understand what had really happened here. >> Check my Discord. Okay, I'll check. Awful. >> Get back. GET BACK. >> I GET YOU. I GET YOU. HERE. [screaming] >> NO. NO. BACK UP. MOVE BACK. >> MOVE BACK. HANDS. HANDS. [screaming] HANDS. >> SHUT. STOP MOVING. >> WHERE DID THE SHOOTER GO? >> Where's the shooter at? >> What was this [ __ ] trap ass birthday party, dude? What the [ __ ] >> WE DON'T KNOW. The shooter is out there. [screaming] >> I got blood here. >> Yeah, I'm not going to show it. I'm not going to show it. I'll have it on my other screen. [sighs] >> Got people running out back, too. >> Outside. More officers arrive. But despite their best efforts, the scene only becomes more chaotic. >> Hey, I told you to STAY ON THE [ __ ] GROUND, DUDE. GET DOWN. >> YOU STAY ON THE GROUND. I DON'T CARE. GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> HEY, GET BACK. GET BACK. GET BACK. [screaming] >> OH, I don't know. I didn't even read that message, honestly. I didn't even see a mama. I don't I don't think so. He said something else that was like the opposite of that. It's probably just I don't know why he said that, but yeah. I DON'T KNOW. [screaming] >> BACK UP. >> YOU GUYS ALL BACK UP. HEY, YOU GET OUT OF HERE. GET OUT OF HERE. BACK UP, DUDE. GET BACK. [screaming] >> YEAH, I wouldn't worry about >> knowingly. The police just let a critical witness slip through their grasp. The man in the black sweatshirt with white sleeves will become central to understanding what happened here tonight. But finding him a second time will be easier said than done. But they won't even know they need him until much later. Before they can worry about that though, they must address the victims. >> Back up. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> Get up, Batman. No. >> BACK UP, GUYS. BACK UP. [screaming] BACK UP. BACK UP. >> Oh no. They shot fat man. >> BACK UP. The man on the ground is 25-year-old Anthony Bankston, known to his friends as Fat Man. >> His injuries are by far the most canned. >> He desperately needs help. >> Get up, fat man. >> Did you see anything? >> No, I just walked out here. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] my fat man. >> Please get up. [ __ ] 60 scene is safe for ambulance to approach. >> I mean, that [ __ ] ain't funny that he died, but it's kind of funny that they're all yelling, "Fat man, get up, fat man, no." >> What's your What's your name? Where is he hit at? >> Where is he hit? >> I don't know. >> What's his name? [laughter] >> His [laughter] where you shot at, George. Are you okay? >> I don't know. >> You know who did it, George? >> No. >> Did you see who did it behind the >> channel? I did not fat man the bar. He was literally behind me and he literally like jumped. If it wasn't for him, I would have got shot. >> At long last, the police stumble across someone who can at least give them >> um How can they say that? They don't know what's going on. What are you talking about? I don't know what that's in reference to. I know they're worried, but G is terrible. I don't know. It's basic horrible situation, dude. Some guy went and canned to punch people in a birthday party, dude. >> Jesus, man. Come on. >> Led to the fiasco they are now facing. >> Please. You're fine. You're fine. Who shot? Who shot him? They don't know. He just came TO ATTENTION. HE GOT ON A GREAT DRUNKEN SUIT. HE got pulled. He He just moved up in a black car. He pulled the door open. START SHOOTING IN THE INSIDE. >> WHAT KIND OF CAR? >> IT WAS A CHARGER. IT WAS A BLACK CHARGER. BLACK CHARGER STATION. >> Were they trying to get him? >> I DON'T KNOW. WHEN they open the door, when he opened the When they open the door cuz we >> Oh, they said they were cleared us in the ambulance. So, I didn't catch that. Yeah. I don't know why they would say that. There's still like an active shooter on the list. >> He was all going to leave and they was like, "No, we going to leave." And next thing you know, I seen a black charger pull up and he was standing he was standing in the doorway. He was He was standing in the doorway. THE CAR PULLED UP. I SEEN A DUDE GET OUT WITH all he had on a hoodie and it WAS GRAY AND I WAS LIKE, "HEY, HEY, HEY." AS SOON AS I SAID, "HEY," AND WENT TO TRY TO PULL THE DOOR FOR HE STARTED SHOOTING. THEY SWUNG THE door open, ran up in the spot. Everybody, >> they ran up into it. >> They ran in the spot. >> Two. >> It was two. But the dude that was driving, he didn't get out. He got right here like right in between the street and start shooting by himself. He did all of this. He did all of this. Everything when everybody was black. That's all I remember was black. Even with these scant facts, the police can already sense that there is more to this than a random outburst of violence or a drive-by shooting. They need to find whoever was in that black charger if they want any hope of understanding the true reason behind this bloodshed. >> Every officer not on the scene goes on high alert, determined to find the vehicle. >> As the hunt kicks off, though, people from across town begin to pour onto the scene. It appears that one of the partygoers posted footage of the shooting on Facebook Live. >> It was quickly taken down, but the damage was done. The dedicated officers are soon approached by someone with more information. >> Bro, why do people do [ __ ] like that? I'm going to [ __ ] post people getting shot on Facebook, bro. [sighs] What the [ __ ] >> Who the [ __ ] thinks it's okay? >> New layer of terror with her version of events. I'm >> trying to answer him. >> I'm going to get like 100k likes on this [ __ ] video. People getting a shot, dude. >> Get back. [snorts] >> He's just laying THERE. WHY YOU TRYING TO HELP HIM? >> WE GOT HELP HERE, MAN. We got EMS here. THEY'RE HELPING HIM. >> NO, Y'ALL JUST LET HIM LAY THERE. >> LISTEN, MA'AM. >> HEY, what's up? What's up? Uh, Delta, how you doing? They party and then a shooting happens. Yeah, but I don't think it was random, bro. They're probably involved in some [ __ ] that looked like a trap ass birthday party to begin with. [sighs] >> Blood on my hand. >> Ma'am, >> ma'am, trust me, we're going to get him some help. Okay. >> He [snorts] been shot twice. Back in his hip. >> He ain't moving over there. >> He ain't moving. >> We're going to get him some help. >> I need you to stay back. >> This is Anony's aunt, Nicole, who raised him since he was 6 months old. She looks at him like a son and loyally raced to his aid despite the danger. In addition to her close connection to the victim, she witnessed a large portion of the terrible events of the night. The police rush her as well as the bartender, Ms. Grant, away from the volatile scene so that they can take their statements at the police station. They sit down with Ms. Grant first, who starts her story right when the birthday party ended, oblivious to the impending bloodshed. So everybody, >> hey, what's up? Uh, Sally, how you doing? UK, shout out. >> Getting their coats and, you know, grabbing their purses and >> that's good, dude. We haven't got many British people in here to chat. It's good. A lot of Americans, not too many British people. >> And then as everybody start going to the door, [clears throat] I open the door. I see a black Charger pull up. Now he's parked like literally in the street between He got out of the car. Did you see his face? No, you didn't see his face cuz he had a he had the hoodie on the beard. When I seen the body jump out the car, he had it in his >> perhaps consider liking and subscribing to the channel to watch more fun videos like this and I say, "Oh god, he got something black in his hand. He got something black in his hand." I was like, "Oh my god." And I grabbed the door and I pulled the door closed. When I pulled the door closed, I just felt a big yank on the door. As soon as he yanked it, everybody like it was like, "Oh my god." You just seen an arm come through with the gray hoodie on. You seen the arm. He just went like this. Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. Like this. The crowd, everybody started screaming and just But everybody rushed out. He just got up and just start, you know, just went crazy. Start shooting this way, shooting this way. Everybody started scattering. I'm laying on the ground. And I'm laying on the ground by the door and I'm calling the 911 lady. At this point, I see the boy in the blue jacket. bolt past me. He just literally jumped over me. >> That was the victim, Anthony, running for his life. Despite the stampeding crowd, he made it out of the bar and into the street. Ms. Grant lost sight of him, still trapped inside. >> Miss Grant's a [ __ ] hero, though. Calling the cops while you're [ __ ] laying on the ground, dude. Holy [ __ ] That's scary. >> But his aunt Nicole was waiting for a cab just outside and saw everything that happened next. I heard the people coming out, the gunshots, and I looked back. It was him running. And I seen him coming out the door, he was limping. He grabbed his side right here. And before we could get him all the way up on the curb, sitting down >> and I start calling. That's before I called the 911. The shots start firing again. I'm looking at him like this. And I'm holding on to him. And I don't know how I'm blessed cuz I was right there when he got hit. It just missed me. I could see the stuff coming out the gun when before it hit. >> Did you see who shot? >> No, cuz like I >> Yeah, we got a pretty uh pretty nice community, Sally. We keep it pretty tight here. >> Say I'm looking at him. He facing this way. >> Okay. I got some good mods [sighs and gasps] laying down the law >> and I'm holding him and looking at him holding him up >> and they trying to help me get him down. He steady losing pressure or something cuz they telling me to put pressure on where he got shot at and I'm trying to do that and stuff down. We tried to lay him down >> and before we could do >> why you got to do fat man like that, dude. Not cool sound like a nice guy. Everybody like that, man. >> Like at least seven shots was fired. >> Just right over your shoulder. >> Just right over my messed up my knee and I just grabbed him. I seen his eyes rolling. Then I called 911 and I told him my >> So they shot him ex like almost execution style. >> I bet that party was so fun, too. Fat Man was probably the life of the party and that dude just came and [ __ ] ruined it. >> Yeah. >> Tragically, Anthony did not survive his wounds. He had three young children at home who abruptly faced life without a father, and the police can't even tell them why yet. Unfortunately, Nicole didn't see Anony's attacker or the vehicle that they arrived in. She was too focused on trying to save her nephew's life, but once again, Miss Grant saw it all. >> The go or the black Charger, [snorts] >> can you tell me anything else about it that was distinct? Like, did it have big rims? Um, >> it was black. The rims on I don't know if they was big, but I know the rims was black, too. >> Yo, Putts, thank you so much. We love you, Storm. Keep it up. Thank you, Putts. I love you guys, too. Thank you guys very much. Thank you, Putts. You're awesome. That's [ __ ] sick, bro. Pets, pets, pets. All right, let's [ __ ] watch. [sighs] >> And uh let me think. Let me go think. >> He had >> big W p. >> The hat that got the the hat that got the N on it with a Y on it. Only thing I noticed was the steering wheel had like wood grain on it. Like the dude had his hands on the steering wheel. >> Let's do a little celebration here. Hold on. Let me find a good one. Let's do a little celebration. Uh, >> I was like, he got something black in his hand. And I remember not he got furry blue. It's like >> and that man, I feel so bad because I just I told I was just telling his auntie. I was like, you know what? If I would have just opened that [ __ ] door and just let him in there, maybe he wouldn't be here. But guess what she told me? She said, L, that ain't your responsibility. >> You think they know? I just don't know because that if he was a good view of that was standing right in front of the door >> based on the viciousness. >> What time is it? It's like 6:49 p.m. 3:00 a.m. You're late >> of the attack. They have no doubt that it was personal. >> Um Sally, honestly, I usually start later, so I don't know if you're going to be able to watch. You might have to watch in the morning sometime because yeah, shit's going to be starting at like 5 or 6 in the morning sometimes. Anyways, but yeah, >> Anthony was shot multiple times. Once in the arm, once in the leg, and repeatedly in the back as he lay bleeding on the sidewalk. >> I usually start around like 7 700 p.m. So like an Yeah, actually I usually start around this time. Actually, this is when I start. So, yeah, I would start like 3:00 a.m. for you. >> The police are determined that whoever did this, >> it would be it'd be like the same time right now is when I usually start around around this time or maybe like an hour later. So, yeah, it's like either like 3:00 or 4 in the morning for you. >> And just moments later, they receive word that they are on the right track. Thanks in large part to Ms. Grant's description of the suspects and their vehicle. Apparently they got that tor. >> But you never know. I do streams like all sorts of random time. So, you know, if you want, you might want to hit um turn your notifications on for me. Hit that bell and then uh you'll just see when I pop up or you can watch it later, you know, whatever you want to do. >> 75 though. >> We don't know if he is or not. He's being real [ __ ] cool that whole thing. >> Well, he must got a different one. >> So glad we don't have guns in the UK. Well, mostly. Are you on every night? I just don't know. just come across you. Yeah, I usually stream every day if unless I don't feel like it, but usually. Yeah, >> cuz they got a dude with a gun in there. >> Yeah, Marvel Watson, >> but he's not related. >> But they just >> Huh. Possibly. Marll Watkins, I think it was was the name of the guy that they got you and the and the gun. Black Charger was seen leaving the scene. And that's where the shooter was at. >> After the scene is finally secure and what evidence remains is gathered, the police compare shell casings. >> I love our second amendment. Thankful for it. Uh yeah, I don't know. >> Found at the scene. >> Uh not always thankful for it. >> To the gun from the black charger. >> Some of them matched, but >> not when [ __ ] like this happens. This is just [ __ ] sad. When police find a second gun hidden behind the bar, they can draw one conclusion. >> They aren't just looking for one shooter, but at least two. The driver of the Charger, Marll, says that the gun in his car belonged to a man named Rashane. Police recognize him right away from the scene. Frustratingly, Rashane had walked right past multiple officers as he left the scene, but he was on foot and it wasn't hard to catch up with him. It took some convincing, but in the coming days, he eventually told them a blood curdling story. >> Sally, you might want to watch uh the stream from yesterday because we were watching uh some British body cam videos yesterday. Great. >> Earlier on the night that Anthony lost his life. >> Go where we need to from. >> At the house with my kids. It was already late. >> That one was funny though. What was that video? It was like a guy with a knife. >> He asked me if I wanted to go out. [ __ ] I told him. Yeah. Who's your cousin? [clears throat] >> But yeah, I think like bad stuff can happen, you know, regardless if guns are involved, but guns just make it a lot worse. Um because yeah, we watched that body cam yesterday and I I'm forgetting what it was, but I think the guy had a knife and he was like stabbing people or something. So, you know, [ __ ] murders can happen and [ __ ] anyways regardless of guns. But yeah, >> Jamonte making >> along with Jamonte Rashane said their mutual friends. >> I mean, you just have to think about it like obviously this guy came into this party all angry, pissed off, trying to kill these people. You know, if he had a knife, you know, he still would have done damage, right? But I don't know if he would have been able to kill and injure as many people. You know what I mean? You just got to think about it like that. I guess >> went out with them for a night on the town intending to cut loose and have fun. According to him, he had no idea the bloody turn the night was destined to take. >> Yeah. Yeah. It just wouldn't have been as bad, but it still would have been bad. >> I ain't even going to lie. We went to We went to the House of Pain. We went to Marcos. Then we went to that. >> Um, so >> don't don't ask me when you were watching. I was on my phone, but I was passed out. What are you talking about? >> Anybody beefing? >> Not even with you. Anybody with Monte Black, anybody else beefing, having problems with anybody, words exchanged, anything? >> No. >> Eventually, the trio ended up at the after hours. And after that, Rashane says, is where everything went bad. >> What happened when you guys went in? How long do you think you were there before all this stuff started busting up? >> That [ __ ] happened so quick. I wasn't even near that long. We It wasn't even >> What's up with like the Champions brand being like [ __ ] name brand designer [ __ ] now, dude. I remember like if you wore Champion [ __ ] when I was a kid, it was like some [ __ ] broke ass Walmart special [ __ ] >> Yeah, it's 30 minutes. Were you next to Monte the whole time in black? >> I was next to black. >> Where were they at? >> Not wanting to be involved in the violence. Rashane tells the police that he ran. >> As he fled, he realized that his companions were still inside and they could be in danger. He insists, however, that he'd never anticipate. >> Yeah, I swear when I was a kid, if you wore a champion [ __ ] you'd get make make fun of for being like a broki for having that [ __ ] >> That one of his companions might be behind the eruption of violence. I ran across the street across Maine. My attentions was >> Reox and Walmart. Yeah, Reebok used to be hella name brand. >> Yeah. >> After I got outside, ran across the street. I heard weapon being fired. I heard the weapon being fired. I should have left right then. You know what I'm saying? Felo. Yeah, was like a name brand or Adidas. Then when I seen him come out the club, >> fourth grade champion Noa. Yeah, I remember my mom bought me some championship one time. I was like, I can't wear that [ __ ] to school, dude. >> I seen like I don't know. Like it happened so quick. He shot him. >> Who did? >> Jamonte. He shot that man. And that don't that he that's not like that's cruel. You know what I'm saying? He ain't have to do that. They had bad blood before this. >> They probably had to. >> Who was doing the shooting inside? >> I don't know. Can't tell you. >> I wasn't in their seat. That's how quick I left. I didn't even see who was fighting. >> You said Monte was the one shooting outside. But you don't know who was the one shooting inside? >> But I could just imagine it had to be him. >> Still, that suspicion wasn't enough for Rashane to approach one of the countless police officers flooding the scene. He quietly slipped away into the night, likely hoping that would be the end of it. He couldn't have been more wrong. The lead detective on the case steps into the interrogation room at this point to break some bad news to Rashane. Parts of his story are true, but they already know that he's left out some major details that >> Yeah. What kind of police station is this where they're letting him [ __ ] smoke a cigarette in the interrogation room? What the [ __ ] Never seen that in my life. prove he was more deeply involved than he wants them to know. >> I didn't even notice that till you pointed it out. >> Yeah. What the [ __ ] >> Like I said, there's a witness inside the bar. >> I put a gun in your hand as firing rounds inside the bar >> inside the bar on Tony. That's that's that's what we have a witness saying. And the reason that yours your warrant is for felonious assault instead of a murder warrant is because we don't believe that the shots that you fired necessarily killed. >> I got in so much trouble, but mom ended up getting me a real pair. What do you mean? Some of them you could still can in like one room. Oh, you can still smoke in one room. Oh, I didn't know that. Look how scared he is. Yeah, of course he's scared. He almost got [ __ ] shot, dude. >> [gasps and sighs] >> Uh, >> Batman. >> I ain't fired no shots. >> Despite his denials, the witness statements and Marll's claim that the gun in the car belong to Sean leaves the police convinced that he >> Bro, I don't know. I used to wear like [ __ ] airwocks. Airwalks and vans. That used to be what I used to wear. >> He is one of the shooters. And if he was in on that part of the plan, they think that it's likely he >> Why does the other shoe like the DCs or whatever? Those those are pretty popular. >> Knows where they can find the others, too. >> Is that what they're called? DC >> talked to Jamonte since what about black? >> Just told you I talked to him. >> Pretty much all the skater shoes cuz I was a skater boy. The skater boy. We'll see you later, boy. >> Ask him who was fighting in the club. And >> when did you have that conversation with >> He called me on my way home. He was like, "Where were you go? We was looking for you. We couldn't find you. So, we just live. >> By this point, the detectives aren't sure if they believe Rashane or not. They'll be verifying everything he says with the next people they interview just as soon as they find them. >> But now to end Shane's question, >> giving him one last chance to come clean. >> Maybe that's what I'm thinking of. I don't know. >> Innocent people getting hit and stuff like that. But from everything I'm hear >> I remember like when I was real young too like soaps real popular too. I always wanted a pair of soaps but my parents thought they were stupid as [ __ ] so they would never buy them for me >> in a way that I mean what you're saying about Jamante it lines up with the other information I have. Okay. That seems personal to me. It seems more than just get pissed. For those of you that don't know what soaps are, they're like these shoes that had a like a metal plate on the bottom so you could like grind um like on curbs and [ __ ] with your shoes. It was really kind of dumb actually. Yeah, my parents were probably right. >> Firing random rounds. >> I just don't want to be in trouble for any [ __ ] I ain't did, man. I know I ain't do nothing. I ain't got no reason to do [ __ ] like that, man. I ain't that type of person. I ain't cut like that. Now that they've talked to Rashine, the police know that there are two more prime suspects that they need to track down. Jamante and Zach. It takes the police several weeks to track down Zack. When they finally find him, they bring him. >> I check the [ __ ] out. >> Yeah. >> What is going on everyone? Hold on. >> You have to the good part. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Brian rails. >> Oh my god. Come on. >> Don't care about you. Brian >> look like >> dude. Just do the [ __ ] tricks. Please. >> A little more C. Put some sod. >> You can stand straight up. You can get into >> further in. [screaming] >> There we go. >> Come on. Oh. >> Oh my goodness. >> Like I would have been able to do that as a [ __ ] 10-year-old. >> Anyways, >> wow. >> Yeah, that would have been me every [ __ ] time. >> Anyways, yeah, that's what they are. straight down to the station hoping he would tell them everything, but as it turned out, he would make them work for it. >> There's some things that may get you in trouble going throughout this. Okay, >> look in Sonic the Hedgehog shoes. >> And again, as long as you're honest with us, >> you had soaps, you lucky ass. >> Okay, >> I got the truth. >> Okay, and again, >> I really don't know what happened that night to tell the truth. I really don't know. I was there. >> They should have done Healy soaps, dude. That would have been the most legit [ __ ] ever. >> Zach confirms that on the night of the shooting he, Rashane, and Jamante had gone to Marcos, >> but they know he's holding back. >> And again, we know, we have a ton of information. Okay. You wouldn't be in this. >> There was like this commercial for these shoes where they had like wheels that would pop out like two like rollerblades. Dude, I always wanted those, too. Those look so [ __ ] cool. >> I forget what those were called. >> Ask you. we already know the answers to. >> Zach is understandably torn, fearing for the safety of his family if certain members of the community find out that he worked with the police. But staying silent means that there will be no justice for Anthony and his family. He has a difficult choice to make. >> Telling lie after lie, you can't dispute that when it's on video. So like again what we started talking about if you don't want to be honest and when we started talking at IPS >> those were probably like really dangerous dude. I bet I bet there was a lot of [ __ ] broken ankles from those shoes. >> You said you weren't there at all. If you want to go down that road and just not be honest. >> Let's just just be honest about that. Okay. Just tell us. Hey, I don't want to tell you what happened. >> I don't know what happened. I >> I mean he just kind of suck in general. Even if you're good at them, it's like not that great. You can go like a few feet at a time. >> I really don't know what happened and I ain't had nothing to do with >> you were there. >> Yes, I was there. >> Okay. Now, do you want to be honest and tell us what happened or >> I don't know what happened >> because we we know what happened. >> Okay. We know you went to Marcos together. Marco, >> you know what I really liked when I was a kid? The [ __ ] Ripstick, dude. That [ __ ] was so fun. Ripstick is just fun in general, dude. I want a new Ripstick. Wish they had like giant ones, dude. I would [ __ ] love that [ __ ] I'm going to see if they do. >> Has cameras, too, dude. This again, this is not We're not bullshitting you. >> It probably is, man. >> We are up here to to get your side of the story. If you don't want to tell us your side of the story, we'll go off whatever other people say. No, you didn't. >> Yeah. Ripstick caster board. Dude, this [ __ ] was so fun. I used to ride this [ __ ] so much. I was like really good at it. You just go back and forth with like the wheel and then you can like propel yourself forward. You don't even have to push. But yeah, I used to ride it so much because it was fast, too. You could, if you were good at, you could go hella fast in these. But yeah, I I rode it so much that like the entire like back wheel like completely wore out. Like it went like I I rubbed it so much it like was disintegrated. >> Like he said, we are we know all this [ __ ] We're not coming at you with just speculation. We're trying to get your side of the story. Now, if you want to play innocent and I wasn't there and I didn't have anything to do with it, that's fine. >> Yeah, the ripstick was awesome, dude. >> You lying. You're just grabbing the ripstick. >> You're just digging your hole deeper and deeper. >> You think we're full of [ __ ] but we're able to prove it. >> Yeah, you go hella fast in a ripstick, dude. You could like go up hills and [ __ ] too. It was so fun. >> How do you think we know all this [ __ ] I I [snorts] can see it clicking in your head that [ __ ] they know this, they know that, they know this, and you are you right now you're processing. How the [ __ ] do I wrap a lie around all this? And the answer is you don't. >> I'm not wrapping no lie around. >> Yeah, you are. Because you haven't told the truth yet. >> You're trying to. You're just not doing a very good job of it. >> You're scared that you're going to be in trouble for having a gun and being out with your with your PO. And I am telling you, >> No, no, no. Cuz I didn't have no gun. The detectives try everything to get a better answer from Zach, but ultimately it seems like he truly does not know where to find their last suspect, 25-year-old Jamonte McNeel. With every day that passes, the police lose time and opportunities to pin down Anony's killer. >> Not only that, but they have reports that people in the community are taking matters into their own hands and swearing vengeance against their own suspects. It's only a matter of time until someone else gets hurt. But the police have other tricks up their sleeves. >> They get a search warrant to get Jamante's phone records and track his location. And it's no wonder they haven't been able to find him. He's been everywhere. In fact, it takes the detectives 3 months to finally catch up to him. They bring him in for questioning in March of 2019. Determined to resolve this case at long last. The detectives read Jamonte his Miranda rights on the way to the station and he remains willing to talk to them without a lawyer present. >> All right, boss. Get your cigarettes. >> We hunger for vengeance. >> Is that >> more souls? Ch a little way down. Um, but >> we never met before. [gasps] >> Think of when they said they were trying to get vend. Okay. >> Situation like this when we're talking to somebody. Um, I'm guessing at this point, you probably already there's really no question on why we want to talk to you. Um, but really I don't need anything from you as far as right now. That was a little interlude from our friend Blood Mage Thalinos. >> What happened? Um, whatever caused that to happen or whatever the reason that things shook out the way they shook out, there's a lot of different witnesses down there. So, that kind of got us to the point we're at right now. >> Vengeance is tempting sometimes. A little eye for an eye. Fire with fire. Pray for karma. Yeah. But, I don't know. Don't be like blood mage Thanos. You just got to, you know, you know, you got to keep it cool. >> So, what I want, what I'd like is just >> 100% straight up answer. I mean, at this point, we can't go back and change what happened. Perception makes a big difference. Okay. And somebody showing remorse makes a big difference and all those things play into it. Okay. So, why don't you walk me through what happened that night and how we got in the spot we're in right now and if I have questions along the way. I think well what I heard was some dude named George like my mom and them they talked to the family like and I know a couple of the family members said they seen me or something cuz everybody said my name basically >> but >> because he well yeah fat man he had a problem with my brother or something I guess >> so >> we hunger for vengeance >> I'm They seen him shooting that night and >> I saw him wearing gloves. What do you mean wearing gloves? >> Like that night? I don't know. Like he had on gloves that night so and seen him shooting or something. But >> who are you hearing from? >> My mom. >> But the police had already talked to George. >> He was one of the victims who got shot in the leg. He had been floated as a suspect at the scene, but a witness adamantly told police that that wasn't the case. Back with Jamante, the police brush past his accusation of George and redirect the conversation to Jamonte himself. >> If um Coleman told you how how we found you, okay, you guessed the internet, what makes you guess that? >> Cuz I was on the internet. Like I really wasn't I wasn't like running or nothing. I just was I wanted to stay out. >> You weren't running. >> I just wanted to stay out. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let's get this straight. You weren't running, but you went to First of all, I was getting information that you were all over the place. I mean, >> uh trying to collect some money. >> Collect some money for what? >> A lawyer. >> Obviously, the police have to wonder why Jamante would need a lawyer if he's innocent. But that isn't even he's done. >> People saw [clears throat] you do it. That's why he killed your phone. Have to go look at the records again to make sure. But >> that's why you killed that number and didn't turn it back on. >> Dad, somebody give me six bucks again. >> Then why didn't you knock off your Facebook account, stuff like that? If you're tinier people, >> huh? >> It's not a bug, though. >> It's not a huge one right now. It's like 200. >> Got those records, too. Yeah, they did. I just read through your messages here yesterday, the day before. >> I knew my name was brought up. I knew I had a warrant. My son birthday is the 17th of March. I just wanted to stay out till then. And like I know how it looked. I mean, I guess I did run a little bit cuz I wanted to stay out until then. But it looks that way because it is that way. >> For a moment, the police are hopeful that they might be getting somewhere. But just a moment later, Jamonte's back to feeding them lies. >> Well, you were down there the night this happened, right? No, this is this was like before New Year's. I was in Chicago. >> You're in Chicago the day this happened? >> Oh, yeah. I was there like a week before New Year's. But >> but in order to get a warrant for somebody, you have to have something called probable cause. Okay. So, >> when somebody loses a life, okay, it's a it's pretty big deal. So, I mean, that's something that we put in a boatload of time into, okay, and >> um we make sure we have all of our ducks in a row and we do our homework. That whole story about being in Chicago. All right. No truth to that at all. I >> think so. >> No. >> No. Who's that? >> That's me and Zach. >> It's you and Zach, right? >> It's about 6 hours before the this happened when you guys went into Myers, bought a bottle of Hennessy, and then left out in Zach's girl's car. Get a bottle at Meyers. Leave there. Where do you go? >> Dude, I never [ __ ] drank Hennessy in my life. I always think I should try it. There's little tiny bottles at the grocery store, too. I don't know why I never try it. I always want to. Maybe I should try that [ __ ] but I never do. >> We met his girl, dude. >> You never had He >> dude, when I do a [ __ ] fan meet, we should pop a bottle of Hennessy, dude. Um, left somebody out. >> It's strong. It's kind of expensive, too, right? It's like cognac. It's not cheap. >> At least one that I know of. We got the video from Marcos. Keep that in mind. >> Rene. >> Why leave him out? >> I forgot. >> He was with you for a while that night. He wasn't just there. All right. He wouldn't have $4. >> No, >> from a little tiny bottle. Yeah. I think I said the little tiny bottle is like five bucks or something like that. >> Really? For the rest of the night after that? At the point that we're at right now. Okay. I haven't asked you a question yet that I don't know the answer to. >> Okay. >> Yeah. For the baby, like four or five bucks >> a little bit and going down towards that Chicago path again. Okay. I can't stress to you how important it is to be honest. So I'm trying >> $40. Yeah. See, that's why I never tried it, dude. I don't got money like that. >> That may have played a little >> alcohol. Okay. >> The police would come back to this aspect of the crime, believing alcohol might have played a role in the senseless violence that occurred later in the night. But before the detective delves deeper into that, he lets Jamonte in on a detail about the case, hoping this will pressure him into finally being truthful. >> Good. Jonathan, how you doing? South Main. >> $8 a shot. Yeah. >> I don't believe for a second that when you say that you weren't down there because I can prove that you were down there. Okay. Not down in South Main where this happened. >> Uh you got >> I did. Yeah. At the after hours place. >> I went there for sure. >> I guarantee you were there. And I can prove you were there. >> I don't I I swear I wasn't there. >> I don't think you can prove I was there. I wasn't. >> I guarantee I can't. >> I can't. You know why I can't? And normally normally under normal circumstances um shootings that happen at bars, after hours clubs, that kind of stuff, they're a pain in the ass to work. Nobody seems to have seen anything. They're either in the bathroom tying their shoes, looking the other way for whatever whatever whatever excuse they can come up with. >> They say they didn't see what happened on this one. For whatever reason, we got extremely lucky by finding not one. >> Uh, I like Fireball and Peach Snubs. I only have like two drinks a year. That's good, man. I like Fireball. I haven't drank it in forever. But yeah. Uh, I can't drink much anymore. Yeah, I I just drink like beer if I'm going to drink anything cuz I can't really handle it either. It's too much. I get hella bad hangovers nowadays. When I was like 20, I used to be able to drink whatever I didn't even get a hangover. >> Not two, not three, not even four, multiple witnesses. And guess what those witnesses said? >> Oh [ __ ] Kidney. >> I just don't want to drink a lot cuz I'll have such a bad [ __ ] hangover. >> They saw exactly what happened. They all identified you. And you know what? Those witnesses aren't even connected. >> But Jamonte has an excuse. Ready? >> Speaking of which, I got a 40. I'm about to go grab this [ __ ] right now. I'll be right back. >> For that, too. Unaware of the mass of other evidence that the police have gathered during the time that he was on the run, he has no idea that every word he says makes him look worse in the eyes of the law. >> You want to know what else? >> It's not just the witness statements. It's not just the electronic and video evidence and all that kind of stuff. There's physical evidence, too. Okay? And that include that includes a gun that was ditched that where you ran over towards that fence across the street. The the gun with the slide that was locked back. That all that stuff, DNA, ballistics, all that stuff is is in our possession. Okay. It all gets checked in the lab. That what I'm saying there's a mountain of evidence. And that's why I'm saying I'm completely confident in this case. >> So what you saying is it's evidence of me. >> Yes. Yes, that's that's exactly what that's exactly what I'm saying. Those those last shots that were fired outside. I mean, that was just listening to it and then hearing the witnesses to match it up with what we can hear on the video. That sounds personal to me. You know, two strangers that didn't know each other before that. You know, there might be one or two, maybe three shots, something like that. But when you hear bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, and all the shell casings on the street match up with that, all of that stuff there. That's what I'm digging at, man. There's got to be a reason why this happened. >> I need to be able to go back and tell the prosecutor, hey, this is why it happened. It's not that you were cold-hearted when it take him away from his little baby at home, when it take him away from his family. >> You look like a cold-hearted. am >> I said I don't drink a lot and if I do it's just beer. I didn't say I don't drink at all. I don't drink a lot. I don't drink every day. I don't even drink every week. Yeah, it's like my weekend right now. I actually got three days off in a row. It's pretty sweet. I worked so much last week though. I [ __ ] need this [ __ ] >> The tasks don't have a damn thing to do with it. Everybody has tasks nowadays. a little bit. >> But the evidence that the detective just laid out isn't the only reason that the police suspect that Jamonte shot Anthony. They've learned something about his. >> Plus, I don't think like a 40 is a lot of drinking, bro. Personally, when I was 20, I used to drink like four of these. >> His past that only strengthened their suspicions >> cuz you guys do have a history together. And it's not just you. >> I don't like me personally, I don't have a history, though. >> You do? It's something that wasn't reported, but other witnesses told me what happened. >> Like the shooting back and forth between the two of you. Or we could talk about 2017 when Fat Man beat the hell out of Jamaica. >> So, >> rest in peace, my boy. >> There's two pretty big situations. This one's for you, buddy. >> I think anybody on the outside looking bad blood there. You mix in >> a big crowd being late at night. um having a little bit of alcohol involved. You mix in all that stuff, it's a recipe for disaster. >> Jamaiah, who the police just mentioned, was Jamonte's brother. That alone convinced police that this could be vengeance. But there was something else about the shot that killed Anthony that took things to a whole new level. >> I mean, it's just boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. And it's quick. And that's when you're standing over top of them, finishing them off outside. That's what I'm saying. It's personal. That is going to be backed up by witnesses who saw it happen. >> Dude, why is it [ __ ] smoked in there? >> Can I just [ __ ] open it, please? >> Looks [ __ ] up. Looks coldarted. And anybody on the outside that looks >> And they described you with your arm extended within feet of him firing repeatedly, seeing the feathers or the down feathers coming out of his jacket as the bullets are hitting him. But the attack wasn't just brutal. It appeared planned. Because Jamante wasn't the only one who had started his night at Marcos. Anthony had been there, too. Likely unaware that he was about to be hunted down and his life taken. >> What do you want to freedom? >> I ain't going back. >> Why didn't I do it at Marcos? >> There wasn't an opportunity. He had his boys there with him. Right. Right there. He he was with four or five other dudes. So, there wasn't an opportunity there. So he was by himself at where when he died? >> Yeah. When you when you went up to him and fired his last shots into him, he was by himself. >> Even with the fraud history between the two men, the police still believed that there had to have been a trigger for the horrific scene at the after hours and they had a theory. >> Earlier you said something about >> I know you you guys got that big bottle of Hennessy from ours. They got the big bottle of him. >> You guys drink all that or is there still some left? Drunk all. >> Drunk it all. >> I say, and this is just my opinion, that's enough to make you make decisions that probably are. >> Between the security footage from the bars, the shell casings, the witness statements, and Jamonte and Anony's history, they have no doubt that they have the right man. But even with the detective offering Jamonte a way to try and save face, he's still not cooperating. >> You feel badly about what happened or were you that pissed off at him? You just didn't give a [ __ ] anymore. >> I just I feel bad about the whole situation. I just feel worse. >> Y'all ever play Edward 40 Hands? >> Ain't nothing I can do about it right now. >> Here's You weren't alone down there that night. And like I said, when when it comes down to it, Renee was indicted and he was charged because he played a part in that whole situation. What happened? Okay. He didn't play a part in fat man. At >> least not what happened. >> They drink honey for a symbol. Yeah, I know. >> You went down there with Zach and Renee, you know, so you weren't down there by yourself. What happened with Rashine outside? I think that was personal between the two of you. I think that's why it got to the point it got between you and fat man. >> Just [ __ ] up. >> Why is it [ __ ] up situation? Bashane pleaded guilty to discharging a firearm near prohibited premises, carrying a concealed weapon, and theft. He was sentenced to four years in prison. Jamante, however, faced more serious charges as the bullets matching his gun were the ones that struck Anthony. He was initially charged with murder and felonious assault. But on March 19th, 2020, he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of involuntary manslaughter. >> More expensive than a 40. 45 bucks. All right, let's see. [snorts] Dude, 40s used to be a lot cheaper, dude. They used to be like [ __ ] 250. I can't believe how expensive alcohol is nowadays. You can't even like buy a bottle of liquor for like less than $10. Let's see. [sighs and gasps] I remember I used to be able to buy like a bottle of vodka for like three bucks, dude. [laughter] Shitty ass vodka. All right, let's see. Let's see. [snorts] Let's see what should we watch now. Pop off. No, Pop Off's not that cheap, bro. Well, I don't. Yeah, I guess it is. I thought there was something else that was cheaper, though. Maybe it is Pop Off. I don't know. I haven't drinking that [ __ ] in [ __ ] forever. [laughter] Oh yeah, bar prices are [ __ ] crazy. Bar prices are insane, dude. Especially like depending on the bar. That shit's like really [ __ ] expensive. Like over $10 for one drink. [sighs] All right, let's see. [sighs] Oh, this is really random, but I always remember this one time I I wanted to try like that blue carousel and I didn't realize you were like supposed to use it as mixers or whatever, but I drank like a whole bottle of blue carousel and the next day I took like a fat [ __ ] And my [ __ ] was like completely blue. Dude, [laughter] [gasps] that [ __ ] was hilarious. [gasps] Okay. I don't know. I'm looking for a good one. Let's see. Let's watch this one. >> What started as a simple traffic stop would quickly turn into a series of gunfights. >> Uh, this one is [sighs] uh passenger open fire on deputy during traffic stop. Midwest crime. That would have me tripping. Yeah, I was tripping, bro. I was I was hella tripping. I didn't like cuz I didn't I cuz I drank the night before, so I was kind of out of it, you know? I had a hangover and stuff, but so when I took a [ __ ] I was like, "What the [ __ ] Why is my [ __ ] blue?" And then I remembered I drank all that [ __ ] the night before. I was like, "Oh, that's why." >> And a massive manhunt. >> I thought something was hella wrong, though. I was like, "Dude, how is that even possible?" >> Sam Charles. >> John Sam Charles. >> Hello. How are you? Hey. Oh, wow. Yeah, I know. >> Our in-depth coverage is brought to you by more years than a thousand start. [music] If you're ever injured, you can check out Morgan and Morgan and their fee is free unless they win. To see if you have a claim, you can go to forthepeople.com/midwest crimer, which can also be found in the description. >> No worries. Hey, just following the car in front of you a little too close. >> Your [ __ ] wasn't all that was blue. What else was blue? That was all that was blue. What do you mean? Uh, might have to balance Janie as I'm recovering for asthma [ __ ] All right. Yeah, take care of that. Nice. Nice see you my little mama. [sighs] People always posting their bottles. All right. >> I was wondering cuz I know it wasn't speeding. Yeah. Here goes my insurance. I don't have my driver's license on me. I don't have my wallet on. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Nikki. >> Nikki. Okay. Where you from? >> Stevenville. >> Okay. >> I was coming out here to do a job. >> Okay. Who's this? She got back here. >> Oh, that's the the dude that was. >> Yeah, I'm just doing a job. She took me >> a pet uh spraying for bugs. >> Oh, okay. Gotcha. Okay. Do you have the registration for this car? >> Um, >> whose car is this? >> This is Well, it's in my mom's name. >> Yeah, I know that. I have asthma, too. Oh, yeah. Not as bad as when I was a kid, though. But yeah, >> but it's my You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> Hold on. Cuz I got >> 34 SSM. What' you say your name was? kind of grown out of it >> okay >> for the most part. It took a long time though. >> I I don't really The only one that I got off of her. >> Is it still the same company? >> Okay. Try to find an upto-date one. That way I can show you have at least proof of insurance. >> Mom, you don't have uh the insurance on uh an app or anything. The car insurance. Yeah, but he said that cuz I got pulled over. He said that's expired. >> Yeah, it expired on March 4th. >> He said expired March 4th. >> Maybe. Can she send it to you? >> You think have it on the phone? >> She looking? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, it's definitely insured. We got >> Okay. >> That guy was pulling over to his mailbox. >> They he got in front of his mailbox. >> Yeah, I seen that. And it seemed like he got over soon. I assumed he pulled over in that lane soon or you know. Yeah, >> because you were so close to him is what I was assuming. >> Okay. >> Yeah, cuz I was wondering. I was like, why is he going on the other road? >> Yeah. On down the other side. >> I got you. >> Um, in the catis. >> Yeah, we're out by tap and leave. >> Oh, no. Tapping, mate. Yes, cuz I gave Randy a ride to do this bug draw. Mom, can you just look, please? >> Sorry. >> That's all right. Is she looking for it? >> Uh, she don't have it on her. She probably has it at home. She's home. >> All right. >> Is there a way I can >> Oh, you're good. Mom, >> come back here and I'll talk to you. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's fine. [clears throat] >> I know, but that's more >> You don't have anything in your pocket? >> No, no, no, no. I don't have anything. >> Can Is there any way she can send you a copy or have someone send you a copy? >> Do you have one on you? Can you take a picture of it and send it to me? >> Yeah. For the dogs. >> Who's the guy in the back seat to you? >> Oh, just uh my husband's friend. her husband's friend and his name's Randy. >> Yeah, I'm not sure of his last name either. >> Randy, >> he didn't trying to ride out here to do a bug job. >> What's a bug? >> Gave me 50 bucks and a bug job. >> Uh, someone had bed bugs spray for him. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. >> Okay. >> Nothing illegal in the vehicle. >> Okay. While we're waiting on that, you mind if I go through and go ahead and sit here? >> Yeah. Randy, what's your last name? >> Roast. >> What is it? >> Bro, why am I being a pass number? >> Yeah, I know. I'm just getting your information. >> Oh, it's rain. >> Bro, B R S >> O S T. >> No, no, not the bed bugs. >> Mingo. >> Mingo. >> Yep. >> Okay. Um, what I'm going to do is a quick vehicle search. >> When the bed bugs actually do bite, bro. >> No weapons in here. >> Drugs. >> There's no drugs in here. >> Okay, that's what I'm going to confirm. What's your probable cause? >> I don't have probable cause. I have consent >> from who? >> Her. >> All right. >> So, go ahead and hop out. >> It's okay. Going to be doing a >> He's like, "Stupid [ __ ] Why did they give her consent?" >> Okay. >> No weapons on you? Nothing like that? Okay. You mind if I check you for weapons? >> Uh, no, I don't. >> Okay. Go ahead and face the car. >> I said no. >> I understand that. Go ahead and take your hand out from behind your back. >> Go ahead and stop. >> Oh [ __ ] >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> Shots fired. Shots fired. I need help. Oh my god. >> Holy [ __ ] bro. Randy is not a great guy. >> Are you okay? Sir, are you okay? >> I need help. Come here. >> Oh my god. Mom, are you okay? Sir, >> make sure I'm not hit. >> Yes. Hold on. Mom, >> make sure I'm not hit. Am I bleeding anywhere? You have any weapons on you? >> Oh no. I didn't even know you had that on here. I'm shaking. >> He stole our car, too. >> No, you're not. >> I don't think I'm hit. No, >> but he shot at me. >> Stand up. Oh my god. I'm shaking. >> Oh my god. Why? What are you doing? >> Make sure. Make pat me down. >> Okay. I'm so sorry, sir. I'm shaking. >> I think I'm okay. >> No, you're not. Jeez. >> Check up here. >> No, sir. You're fine. I don't see nowhere. >> Are you okay, mama? He took off in my car. off. He's going. He's >> The cop just like played dead, I guess. Uh-huh. I don't know. The cop just like laid down and played dead. That was a good faint death, dude. >> Dude. Dude's got stealth 100. >> I can't move my arm. >> You can't move your arm. >> Check and make sure I'm not hit. >> Yeah. No, there's nothing here. >> Oh, he [ __ ] broke his arm, though. Falling down >> for holes. >> No, I don't see no holes. >> Check up here, >> dude. hit the ground so [ __ ] hard trying to dodge the bullet. He [ __ ] broke his arm. >> No, you're fine. There's no holes up here. >> Vehicle description. >> It's a Dodge. What is it? A 2014 Blue Dodge. >> Blue Dodge of the Dodge Journey. >> Dude, he [ __ ] shot at the cop. He's shot at the cop. >> After shooting at the deputy, the suspect fled the scene. A short time later, Ohio State troopers located the vehicle and began pursuing him. almost dropped a semi. >> Well, he probably thought he was shot because he dropped so hard to the ground that he like broke something. So, he thought maybe he got shot in the arm or something. >> 19. Did he make it to the spikes? We'll settle on 25 yet. >> I assume Bill as well. They're going to have units on 22 as well. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Go. >> We have no luck with those bikes. >> Did he get him? and get on the spikes. >> Try and get another set set up 22. >> 41. Spikes are good. Spikes are good. >> Oh, the pro spike man got him. 31. Spikes are good. Spikes are good. 31. >> LET ME SEE YOUR ASS. Let me see your ass. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. I lost my other uh my other uh >> situational backing district. >> All I have is one mag. I dropped the other one. >> ODOT route shut down 22 at 151 and also at Jefferson ODOT and shut down >> near the county line. They're heading units that way. >> He did have a handgun on him. >> Get on your footage and see exactly what this guy was wearing. >> Did you guys get my spikes? >> Wait, Randy still thugging? Yeah, Randy hella thugging. Shooter learn GTA. Uh >> I did >> I'mma be ready for one of these cop chases after GTA 6 comes out. Dude, >> good job. >> The suspect was identified as 53-year-old Michael Decker. After the gunfight, he fled into the woods, prompting law enforcement to deploy a special response team and highway patrol helicopters to search for him. >> What the [ __ ] was he thinking? I don't know. too much there. >> Removing trees. He's working southbound now. We're stopped again. Elevated about 5 yards. >> I got visual. >> Hey, you can't see me behind the tree. [laughter] >> I'm coming. >> Copy. Just when you brief up your plan and however you're going to move everybody in, just be advised our package will be the 360. The 360 approach. We're up the hill to the west. We do need your lights now. >> We're moving again a little bit more southbound now. Another 5 10 yard. >> They're going to get too close. I'll be out, >> right? >> Yeah, >> they're on top. >> They're on top of They're on top of K9's being deployed. >> All right, K9's deployed. Reach for the gun, guys. Watch them. [laughter] >> Wait, we got to see the thermals on that again, bro. >> They're on top. All right, we're moving again. A little bit more southbound now. >> Wait, hold on. Let's slow it down again. I got to see the [ __ ] K9 come in. going to get too [snorts] close of me. >> Yeah. >> Oh, >> can I die ripping him up? Oh, right in the groin, dude. >> Oh, no. >> Guys, watch him. Oh, the [ __ ] dog laid him out, dude. Good puppy. >> Left hand. The gun's out by his left hand. >> Your hand YOUR HAND. >> NO GUN. No gun. No gun. >> Hold. >> Stop pulling him. >> Get away from the gun. >> Watch that gun. >> Yep. I got it. >> I did. >> Yes. Turn towards me. >> Bring him this way. >> Oh, bring him this way. Oh, >> hey. Let's cough him up and get some. >> We're working. We're working on it. We're working on it. >> Grab his arm right here. >> I got him. >> All right. Here we go. >> Cop. >> Okay. First. >> Hey. >> Where's he hit? No. No. >> Yeah, the dog was fast, dude. >> In the face. Right. There's the hole. >> Okay. Yeah, that's all. No good. Medic. >> He's hit in the face. >> Decker was pronounced dead at the scene after being shot twice with one wound to the chest and another near his right eye that exited near his left ear. He had a prior felony drug conviction for cocaine possession from 1997 and had active warrants for his arrest. The deputy involved in the initial shooting was not shot, but suffered a shoulder injury and was taken to the hospital. For exclusive clips and behindthescenes content, join us on patreon.com/midwest crime. >> Oh, okay. Oh, this one looks crazy, too. Stop screaming, man. >> Yeah, that's a good one. All right, this one is um men open fires after declaring war on cops. And this is EW body cam [snorts] on. >> Of course I do. >> I'm smiling. Let's get it. YOU'RE NOT AN OFFICER. YOU'RE A NAZI. >> OKAY, >> you're a Nazi. >> Well, I'm sorry you feel that way, Dan. An attempt to arrest a wanted suspect in Whitebear Lake, Minnesota, spirals into a life ordeath standoff as four officers face off against a barricaded suspect with no intention of surrendering. As negotiations fail and tensions rise, officers prepare to breach, but a sudden act of violence changes everything in an instant. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. >> THE FOLLOWING is based on official police records, and most of the following footage has never been seen before. On the night of January 24th, 2023, four officers with the White Bear Lake Police Department arrive at an apartment complex to arrest 33-year-old Daniel Lauren Homegrren Jr. for a warrant related to a domestic assault charge. After knocking for several minutes, Daniel's mother, Vicki, answers the door. >> Hi, sorry to bug you out. Hey, can I talk to Dan just real quick? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I just have a quick question for him about an old case that we just need to clear it up real quick. >> What's wrong? Is something wrong? >> No, nothing. Yeah, I know. I know you, too. Yeah. A long time no talk. Yeah. Danny, >> you want to hold the door for a minute? Sure. >> Yeah, sure. >> Okay. He's >> Yeah, he's at the door. >> Just tell him it's officer chic. Maybe he'll remember. He said it's offic. >> Okay. All right. >> Well, something wrong. >> Well, he has a warrant right now that we need to try to take care of for him. So, I've been we we have a history, so I just wanted to come here myself and just advise him of it. So, you know what I mean? Yeah. >> So, yeah. Before he gets picked up by somebody else. So, >> I didn't know. >> Yeah. Well, I'm sure, Mom. Uh, I'm not sure what I'm not. Conor, do you even know what it was for? >> We don't know. Or something. >> I'm sure. Okay. Um, yeah. I'm not sure exactly what it's for. So, >> Okay. >> All right. Well, Dan, >> you want me to tell him that or >> Yeah. Can I just talk to him from here? >> He's not going to want you to just talk to him like that. The officers enter the apartment to learn that Daniel has barricaded himself in his bedroom. Upon learning the police are just outside his door. >> Dude, what the [ __ ] You punch his [ __ ] door. What? >> He becomes increasingly agitated. >> Dad, it's Officer Sheep. >> All right. Well, you have a warrant and you're you got to take care of it. So, as of right now, you're under arrest. >> Hey, come on. >> Okay. Well, come on out. >> He's not doing anything wrong right now either. And he's doing really good. >> Yeah. That's why I'm here. I I understand his history and I JUST OPEN THE DOOR. YOU WERE IN THE HOUSE FOR NO REASON. YOU DIDN'T EVEN KNOW I WAS HERE FOR >> OKAY. WELL, DAN, that you have a felony warrant. >> A felony warrant for what? YOU DIDN'T EVEN HAVE TO ANSWER THE DOOR. WE DIDN'T ENTER THE DOOR BECAUSE YOU ILLEGALLY ENTER MY HOUSE. >> I didn't illegally enter your house. >> Stop screaming, DANNY. >> He just He has nothing. Yes, he has nothing. >> Yep. 911. >> He's just pissed. >> Danny, >> we'll take seven all here. We got an uncooperative male refusing to let me go grab it. >> Sounds good. >> Despite Vickiy's efforts, Daniel refuses to come out. I called you RIGHT THROUGH THE DOOR. MICKEY, YOU KILLED ME. >> DAVE, I will bail you out. >> You killed me. YOU KILLED ME. MICKEY, YOU HAVE TO OPEN THE DOOR. >> OKAY. WHAT DO YOU MEAN KILLED YOU? >> You killed me. >> Oh my god. She was going to bail him out, too. What the [ __ ] >> In trouble for >> I DON'T NEED TO MISS THIS COURT. HE'S NOT EVEN SUPPOSED TO BE IN HERE. >> ALL RIGHT, FINE. NO, I'M NOT. >> I WILL PICK you up tomorrow. >> No. >> Yeah, but they're going to take you. >> No, >> they're in the house. I can't do anything about it. Danny, your mom didn't know anything that was going on. I just wanted to talk to you. >> You knew she didn't know. She knew she >> Yo, Brandon, what's up, buddy? How you doing? Thank you so much, my man. Hell yeah. Let's do a little celebration dance. Celebration time. Celebration time. Celebration time. Celebration time. >> [laughter] >> Yo, thank you, Brandon. >> You're in my house illegally. >> Okay. Well, I'm not in here illegally, Dan. >> Well, well, your mom answered the door and I was talking to her, SO >> Officer Dylan quickly heads downstairs to prop open a door for additional officers to assist. Meanwhile, Vicki asks about Brandon. Randon, you're too much, bro. Okay, let's find another one. Uh, >> OKAY. >> CELEBRATION. SHOWTIME. [laughter] [laughter] >> WELL, because he has a warrant. >> Just let me know. Well, he has a warrant, so he has to go to jail >> to take care of it because it wasn't taken care of. >> Why did I thank Brandon, Todd? Cuz he gave me money. He just gave me Well, he gave me $4. He gave me two two He gave me $2 twice. He gave me four bucks. Thank you, Brandon. [snorts] All right. Well, you Brandon felony level warrant warrant. I mean, we have to go to jail. It just says, "Well, it is not THE TRUTH. SHE DIDN'T OPEN THE DOOR BECAUSE IT'S NOT AN ACTIVE WARRANT." It is an active one. >> Well, it is active because it's current and it's live. >> That's correct. >> You're new to watching YouTube. >> That's cool. Well, thanks for watching me. >> Out of all YouTube people, you chose to watch me. >> I'm not here illegally to be correct. >> Yeah, maybe let you in, >> right? But we're here and you're here, so we can't just walk away. Hey, >> that's your problem. I understand. Tonight's a good night. How about you? >> Well, I would like it to just continue to be a nice calm night. >> Of course I do. >> I'm smiling. Let's get it. >> I don't have nothing to say to you. I'm ready for war. Let's go. THERE'S ONE MORE PERSON. >> HEY, BRANDON. You want mine? I'm I'll give you mine cuz you're [ __ ] awesome. You want it? >> Ready for war? >> Stop acting like that. Daniel's statement that he's ready for war adds a volatile layer to an already uncertain standoff as there's no way to know if he has a weapon behind the door. >> Dylan swaps positions with Officer Chic and attempts to talk to Daniel. >> Hey. Hey. >> That's not even the same guy. Danny. >> Dan. This isn't officer Chic. This is Officer Dylan. >> YOU'RE NOT AN OFFICER. YOU'RE A NAZI. >> OKAY. >> You're a Nazi. >> Well, I'm sorry you feel that way, Dan. >> Yep. And I'm sorry you >> There you go. Now you're a Montana member, dude. All right, Danny. They're inside. Take care of it. >> You're the first first member and now you're the first mod member, dude. Holy [ __ ] You're [ __ ] so cool. >> Anything. They can leave. >> Well, they're not leaving. There's like seven of them. >> Well, we're going to have fun tonight, AREN'T WE? >> WHAT? >> EIGHT. HEY, D. >> HEY, [ __ ] mod number. That shit's cool. >> We don't want to do this officer. >> We don't want to do this. We're >> We've talked about this. Me and you. It can't happen here. I can't have this kind of act. >> He's not a boy cuz there was all women before. That's funny. >> I know you love your mom. [laughter] >> I don't love my mother. She's my biological mother. She's kind of schizophrenic abusive since I was born. And when I went to you [laughter] and brought me to a father home, that was fun. >> Okay, Danny, come on. Let's go. >> You're not going nowhere. >> Unsuccessful in his attempts to speak to Daniel, Officer Dylan steps back assume his position. It was all girl power before. >> I didn't hear anything. >> There's seven of them in here. Come on. >> Yeah, Jordan. That's pretty disgusting. >> I don't want this to happen. >> Well, if they're going to bring it, >> but he's also like probably mentally [ __ ] freaked out, dude. He's a mental mental problems person. >> They should probably bring another Why? He He He broke the wall. He just told you. If you didn't answer the door, IT WOULD HAVE BEEN GOOD. I Dan, if I would have forced my way in not knowing you were here, that would have been breaking the law. >> Yeah, but took advantage of my >> What's up, learn? Oh, Matt, how you doing? You taking advantage of my schizophrenic mother? What the [ __ ] >> Mother. >> Okay, I did not take advantage of your mom, Dan. I never have. You >> stop screaming. >> When backup arrives, officers begin planning a breach. >> I like how he screams the N word and his mom's like, "Stop screaming." They're not worried about the nword though >> as Daniel's next words deliver a stark warning of the chaos that will soon unfold. >> Got here war. >> I wish I would have known about this cuz you killing me. >> Daddy, stop it. >> I don't need you getting hurt. >> I'm not going to get hurt. He would never hurt me. >> I'm not going to allow you to go in there. >> He's not going to hurt me. I'M SORRY. >> YOU BROKE A LAW. LOOK AT YOU. TALK. >> It's me you're looking at, Daniel. >> No, they're looking at you. They're sitting there. THEY'RE BROKEN ON. They're smiling. He's ready. I'm ready. We're all ready. No more talking. >> Please don't use things on him like we're not >> Annie. Come on, >> VICKY. TELL THEM TO SLOW DOWN. TELL THEM THEY WANT to step. >> Come on. Let's go. Let him rescue and I'll come up. >> I feel so bad for the mom, dude. I feel so bad for the mom, dude. She's trying to help him so much. Um, what's up, Larry? How you doing? >> Stop it, Danny. You're being a racist. >> Arrest me. >> There's not one here. There's seven. >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> I'm no longer asking you. No disrespect. I'm telling you you have >> No. NO. NO. NOW, NOW THEY'RE TRYING TO BOX YOU IN YOUR OWN HOME. >> COME ON. >> NO. THAT'S ME, YOU DUMMY. >> STAY OUT OF THE DOOR. I I WANT TO TALK. WE'RE TALKING. >> I'VE BEEN WAITING for this lover. >> Vicki. Vicki, you're not going to be able to reason with him. I'm going to need you to leave the hallway. Please don't make me force you out. >> No, he isn't going to hurt me. >> Okay. Okay. Yeah, but I don't want him I don't want you to get caught in the middle of this. Please, please leave over here. >> Please don't hurt my son with that. >> Well, hey, we'll try not to >> Hey. Hey, I got a question. >> Yeah. >> Are you guys ready? >> I'm ready to end this calmly. >> I'm ready, too. >> Okay. Well, come on out then. >> No. Why would I come out? Do you think that pepperc's going to help you, officer? >> No. No. Yes, I am. I am not hurting myself. >> You're not going in. They're ready to kill me and I'M READY TO DIE. >> DANNY, STOP. >> Despite repeated requests to leave, Vickiy's refusal forces officers to manage conflict on both sides of the door. >> I feel so bad for no. >> We need you to leave. >> I don't want my son to get hurt. >> YOU SHOULD LEAVE THE DOOR, VICKI. EVERYBODY HAS THEIR >> DANNY. THEY CAME IN EITHER WAY. >> She's got to get out of the apartment. Out of the apartment. You come back, you're going to be arrested, Vicki. >> Yeah, my husband is here. I'm inside my bedroom, please. I'm not even dressed. >> Just right outside. >> Can I go in my bedroom and at least can get my jacket? I don't have a bra on. Even >> get a jacket right out. >> Come right out. >> After getting her jacket, Vicki is finally escorted toward the front door of the apartment as officers prepare to take their next jacket. >> I don't know if there's weapons, but whatever it is. Yeah, >> just heads up going through that door. >> Knowing what happens, >> Danny, come out. >> Hey, hey, I'M GOING TO DEFEND MYSELF. Are you ready for the satcher? >> He's defending himself. No, please don't hurt my son. >> Let's go. >> An officer fires non-lethal rounds beneath the door. And in an instant, the scene erupts into chaos and gunfire. >> 9171, if county can step it up, please. on fire. I'M DOWN. I'M HIT, MAN. I'M HIT, MAN. Give me Give ME my >> It's the It's the pepper ball. >> NO. >> It's definitely not a pepper ball. I'M HIT BAD. I'm hit bad. GET ME OUT. GET ME OUT. GET UP. GET OUT. >> They fired first. No, they didn't fire first. They fired pepper balls in his room. Yeah, they fired non-lethal. >> Dude, that's crazy. He hit the cop like through the door. Dude, how the [ __ ] out? >> I need the door open. I need the >> Get her out of here. Officer Chic, after suffering multiple gunshot wounds, is helped by a fellow officer as he limps toward a cruiser. >> Let's go, bro. Hustle. >> Yeah, that cop's super unlucky, dude. Big L for him. >> Okay, just Whoa, whoa, whoa. Come on, man. Just get up. >> Just relax. Okay, take a breath. >> Okay, >> Bobby, we got him. Yes, sir. >> I don't know. >> We're self transporting. >> Thankfully, they don't have to go far before help comes to them. >> Hold on. Is this medics? Nope. Nope. Nope. >> Stop. Stop. Right here. Stop. Stop. Turn your lights on. Turn your lights. Let me out. Let me out. >> No shield. Yeah, that was kind of dumb. >> I thought they did have a shield though. What happened was struck three times in a shield pelvis and thigh area, including one wound. >> Yeah, I don't know what the shield guy was doing though, bro. He should have been up there. That was weird. whom a paramedic would later describe as a hole in his testicle. He was urgently transported to Regent's Hospital. >> A hole in his testicle. No. Oh no. >> Times in the stomach, pelvis, and thigh area, including one wound a paramedic would later describe as a hole in to Regent's Hospital as the standoff inside the apartment continued. Reports state that Daniel ultimately surrendered following a SWAT operation in which they launched tear gas into the apartment. Officers recovered a 9mm M&P firearm from the bathroom next to his bedroom. Daniel himself was reportedly unharmed. Following the incident, he was booked into the Ramsay County Jail where his bond was set at $3 million. 33-year-old Daniel Lauren Homegrren Jr. was formally charged with first-degree attempted murder and three counts of first-degree use of deadly force. One count of first-degree assault with a dangerous weapon was dismissed on August 24th, 2023. >> He was probably the coolest kid on the block and [ __ ] jail or still is prison. >> He was sentenced to a total of 19 years in prison with a credit of 213 days for time served. He's currently incarcerated at the Minnesota Correctional Facility in St. Cloud, Minnesota. Officer Schik went into surgery at the hospital following the incident and survived his injuries. D I like want to interview that guy. Dude, why the [ __ ] he do that [ __ ] Unharmed. Yeah. How did I don't get how he got out of there unharmed after shooting a police officer, dude. What the [ __ ] You would think he'd be dead as [ __ ] Anyways, let's see. >> Hello there. All right, this one is uh police rescue terrified woman from abusive hellman after he turns the street into a nightmare. And this is by one cam. Is this [ __ ] AI, bro? Let's say it's I don't believe it though. We'll see. >> So, um this gentleman witnessed I was >> Maybe it's not. Dude, how does this channel only have [ __ ] 388 subs? for foot >> at the racetrack and I filled up and I was getting out and I was pulling on East Bay and this young man and he has great pictures too um came flying up the sidewalk on uh in Ubike. I was where the crosswalk was watching the traffic and he got angry and he came behind my car. >> This is exclusive content guys. [ __ ] only [ __ ] 36,000 people have seen this video. Wait, what the [ __ ] How does he have 36,000 views on this and only 388 subs? That's so weird. >> Okay, whatever. >> He kicked it right here. See his footprint? >> Yes. >> And then >> big old footprint. >> Yeah. And then he came over here. >> He's >> and he he hit it with something right there. You can see there's a dead >> looks like a like knuckles. Yeah, it looks like Knuckles. >> And then this gentleman followed him to >> punched a truck, bro. >> And there's pictures of him and sent me the pictures. >> Were you coming out of the racetrack? You said >> is that racetrack? Is that the >> We were sitting there waiting for traffic to go by and then pulled up, got pissed, kicked her in the back, and then punched her, was yelling at her. >> I don't see the pictures, though. Did you text them to me? I did. >> You You witnessed this, sir. You were behind her. Yeah, he was behind me. I was glad cuz I >> So, he had his black uh shirt said staff on the back of it. And then when he took off, of course, we couldn't go cuz there was cars. So, we kind of went slow down the road, took his shirt off, and he dipped in someplace, he took his shirt off and came back out. We got caught at the red light and then he came out of nowhere and we seen him. >> Okay. >> And then that's across the street. That's him right there. >> Oh, with his shirt off >> with the snake tattoo on his left rib cage or side. >> Yeah, there I got three pictures. multiple and then and a a chest tattoo. Oh, okay. >> She don't deserve that. You know, no one >> I appreciate that. I I don't want >> Can you give her info? >> Yeah. I don't want this person to have my >> And then your sir, your information. So, you witnessed this whole thing? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your license? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. So you guys were coming out of the driver at the racetrack, right? >> Yeah. >> And obviously you were appeared that in his path, >> right? Because you guys were trying to pull out. >> So you know what she we were already there. He came out he he came afterwards. >> Uh his bicycle is one of those electric bikes and he was flying up and then he came to a stop right behind her and was yelling at her, took the back and then came around again and stopped again and then punched the >> I got almost 2 million views and only 6K subs. So, so you guys were heading to go eat? >> What do you mean? That's a lot of That's a lot of subs, bro. What do you mean? I have like two videos with two mill two million views and I I only have like 4K. God damn it. >> So, he came down as well. >> Yeah, >> that makes sense cuz he was he was behind her. >> Oh, I got water >> yelling. >> How many pictures do you have? >> Three. I'll I'll send you a link to upload them for me. >> Sure. >> Um, so he was yelling at her, kicked her card, and came around and punched it. >> Yeah. >> I think they always do that thing >> pretty much. >> So I have a white male with no shirt. So you said >> when he did it, he had a black shirt on, said staff on the back. When you go into that building to get him, he's going to have that black shirt on with staff on the back. >> Okay. Can I see him again? >> I got three pictures of him. Oh, >> do you have headphones or No, >> he's got headphones on. Okay, >> he had headphones on when he was yelling at her. >> Can we just text him to you? >> Um, no. I'll give you I'll send you a link in just a few minutes and you can upload it as evidence. >> What does it say when I have to take it? That's my subject for my >> You know John Tino? >> Yes. >> Just be my neighbor. They just give you >> who I am as a person. So >> red head, white male, beard, mustache. >> All right. Get there next. >> Yes, sir. Appreciate your time. >> Thank you so much for your support. >> Thank you. >> You're Did you hear him yelling at you? I heard him yelling. I >> Do you know what he said? >> No, I don't know what he said. I I could imagine from seeing what was going on that he was angry that I was in the crosswalk right there waiting to pull out when he came flying up on the sidewalk on the ebike. >> Okay. >> So, I I knew he was angry, you know, but you didn't hear what he said. He was just >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to figure out what Dana Jones meant by kind of disgusting. Aren't you? What are you talking about? >> Definitely. I mean, it was scary. I could hear it hitting the truck. I was scared, you know. >> Oh, about me burping? No, it was just a hiccup, bro. >> Yeah, unfortunately. >> Before I get ahead of myself, what would you like to see happen? >> He He He should know that he shouldn't >> I have these like really weird hiccups I get sometimes. Yeah. No, it's okay. It's fine. Uh but yeah, like uh I don't know. They're really weird. They're hard to explain. They're like those weird hiccups that I've only really ever seen that me and my dad get >> attack people like that. I mean, um I know I'm not going to get any money out of this or anything obviously, but that's not right that he should attack me. Okay. Are you willing to write a statement about this incident? >> Yes. >> Okay. You can jump in a car, fill out in its entirety best as you can. >> Okay. We'll take some pictures. Okay. Okay. So, this person isn't going to have >> what leftover hiccup. [laughter] >> Yeah, I don't know. >> I mean, my husband, >> you don't need to ban them unless they keep talking [ __ ] but it's fine. >> This type of thing terrifies me. Like, it's not right either. I'm not definitely not right. Just for future reference. Obviously, this doesn't give the right to anybody, but you cannot. >> Kind of kind of a wild thing to say, though, to come into some YouTube channel that you never been in before and be like, "Kind of disgusting, aren't you? What the fuck?" >> People are wild. >> A sidewalk area. Okay. You have to stop that sidewalk once the road is clear, then you can proceed through the sidewalk. You can't wait. >> It all happens so fast. Like the gentleman said, I didn't even have a a chance Harley to react. And then he's attacking my car and and yelling and stuffing at me. >> Oh yeah, it's a problem with the ebikes for sure. >> They they should be considered motorcycles of mine mind, but the state says no. So >> I mean and I definitely I'll watch out for pedestrians and you know all of that. I try to you know where I'm from here. So I'm used to Oh yeah, it's gotten worse. These two fingers must get the fastest. >> That's the worst. >> So, I mean, are you >> Do you want this guy to go to jail, ma'am? Oh, >> I doubt he's going to go to jail. Nobody has to jail anymore, do they? >> He can. You have to prosecute him. >> He's right over there, right? >> I don't know. We We'll go in there and look. That's what he was last seen at. But we're going to go over there only if you want to prosecute him and go through the court process. >> Oh, so otherwise this is all in vain. >> Yeah. And then that should go through with the charges cuz we're not the victims. You know, you are. >> You all can't even go in there and speak to him. >> I mean, I'm sure she will. Yes, for sure. But other than that, it's not going to go anywhere unless you want to prosecute. >> I want him not to do this to anyone else. >> Okay. >> Crosswalk. keeping yelling and >> I didn't even burp. [laughter] >> I had literally hiccups like one time. >> And I said, "Oh, [ __ ] hiccups." >> Yeah, that's >> we have a restricted box that I do. No one has access to that. >> Okay, that's my >> concern. I don't need I don't need further uh problems, you know. >> My business card, my name, badge number, and the report number. >> Thank you. >> All right. It's quite a last name. >> I know. All right. >> Thank you, ma'am. Thank you. Um, drive safely. >> Corner panel. I mean, there's a dent. >> Oh, is that the gym? Dude, I'm I still like >> I still like >> Does anybody know like what the [ __ ] happened? He was yelling at some lady and then he punched his truck and the lady's like, "Yeah, I just don't want him to do it again. And I don't want him to yell at some old lady and punch their truck again. What the [ __ ] >> Hello. >> We're here for you, sir. How's it going? >> Good, man. Want to talk to us? >> Yeah. What's going on? Talk outside. Sure. >> And he literally was staff, bro. He literally was staff. What the [ __ ] [clears throat] explain about the incident but it happened outside you and wifeed out staff member were at the gym >> too funny. >> She was in blocking the sidewalk and I kind of tried stopping. I mean I guess my brakes kind of don't really stop necessarily the greatest. >> Oh they ran into each other out and I rammed into her car. >> I don't know if I accidentally scuffed it or not. Do >> you have an idea? >> I don't. I have a picture. >> That won't work. If you want to give me the number. >> I I I could say it's more or less my fault. I need to take better care of my brakes cuz this happens. >> My brakes run down. >> Where's your ebike at now? >> Bro's got no brakes, dude. What the [ __ ] >> Uh, it's charging. >> Yeah, it's ebike. >> I mean, I can put the blame on me for that cuz I definitely need to take better care of my brakes. It's not I mean, she shouldn't block a sidewalk, but I'm not saying I should have better brakes or be able to maneuver. Do you >> have any problem on the street? Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. You can go ahead and look me up. You'll find me. I'm on community control. I'm on all that. So, >> you're on what? >> Community control, man. >> Level one. Like, I have a probation. I have to go every hour or every Tuesday. >> I report to them and everything. >> Okay. >> I got to go every hour. What the [ __ ] What kind of [ __ ] is that? >> Every Tuesday. Yeah. So, you have to Tuesday, then I'm assuming. >> Um, 8:30 p.m. is my schedule. >> Okay. So, explain to me again what happened with the car >> cuz obviously there's two sides to the story. We got her. >> Well, there's three and there's three and there's so >> um >> I mean I was I tried to waver to move like hey I can't really stop like I'm like yo move move >> and uh she's like I can't >> but she could have absolutely moved. There's like she's way past the line. Right. >> She's not supposed to go past the line and I'm trying to break. My brakes are terrible. If you'd like, I can show you how terrible they are. >> I I believe it. >> And uh I'm trying to stop and I just have I go like this and I to stop and I kind of I didn't necessarily ram into her. >> And then what what happens after you do that? >> Nothing. I go around and he's yelling at me. The dude behind me's honking at me. >> Okay. So you go around her and then what happens on the other side of her car? You don't hit it? >> No, I didn't hit her car. >> You sure? I if I don't I might have not like hit her car or anything, but you you didn't punch your car. >> Punch her car. >> Okay. >> Can you lift your shoe up? >> It was specifically this one. >> Yeah. >> You have to shoe on the car. >> Yeah, that's >> Did you Did you talk to her first or did you hit her car for breaking trying to break? >> I motioned her to move out of the way cuz I'm I see her there. steer in my way and I knew I had issues with my brakes, >> right? Yeah. Yeah. >> So, I tried to prevent the situation. Granted, the situation should have never arose from her not even being >> in the way of where pedestrians are crossing or anything like that. And then I said, didn't say anything to her. I did that. >> Dude, this is like the dumbest [ __ ] to get in trouble for, bro. Like, why didn't he just [ __ ] swerve out of the way or something? >> Tried to stop myself. went around and >> and then the guy behind me was obviously upset with whatever if she needs my information. I mean, you guys got it. Whatever needs to be done. I mean, obviously I'm in the wrong for >> This could have been so easily avoided by just him [ __ ] going out of the way of the [ __ ] car. >> Not trying to maneuver better. I should never, you know, there's only so much I can do. Yeah, >> but I mean you guys if you need to find me I'm there's no I mean I'm everything's recorded literally hour to hour. So whatever she wants to do and figure it out but I I definitely can put some fault on me for not >> taking care of my brakes. I definitely need to redo them. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, you said you on probation or you >> It's community control, which means I'm my schedule basically. Every second of every day is pretty much recorded. So, I work here. I work at a a restaurant. Basically, that's it. I'm actually supposed to be done here shortly. What time is it? Yeah. So, Just going for what? Um, I couldn't have finished that. You're >> going in handcuffs. You can't finish a drink of handcuffs. What's going on? >> Well, you're being placed under arrest for criminal mischief cuz after I I can understand the kicking of the car cuz you can't stop. I get that. Okay, it's plausible. But then you go around and you [ __ ] whale one running to your other side of the car, which you couldn't have done that. Like I said, I I agree that. Okay, it's plausible that you couldn't stop your car. You put your foot up to prevent that, >> but you went around and then punched it. That's where the mistake was. Cuz she was at fault the entire time. >> That's where your mistake was >> until then. You know what I mean? >> That's where the intent came in for the criminal mischief when you stopped them and you punched a car. You got anything on you, bud? >> Can I make a phone call by chance? We >> We'll get to that, man. You have anything on you, man? >> No. No. Anything inside that you want to take with you? Obviously, we can't take your ebike. That's got to stay here. But it's in a safe location at least. I got a I got a metal detector back there. I got >> No, not brother. Ebike. punched. Yeah, punched the car, dude. >> Go clock me out. I give you my phone number. >> Yeah, I'll have to try the car. >> Clock me out. I don't want to get those extra hours, bro. I'll be in trouble. >> Just have to read you this. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present about you being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? And having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> I just have a couple simple questions. So, um, did you >> Okay, that time I burped, guys. U the woman's car. >> The send I admitted I burped. I'm [ __ ] disgusting. >> On purpose after you got off the bike. >> It was me stopping me from actually. >> Okay. And then what about the other side? >> I'm [ __ ] drinking at 40, dude. What do you expect me not to burp? >> Okay. But you you punched the car cuz I see three knuckles. You made You put a dent in both both sides really with your foot. Um, and I'm want to hear from you. She gave me one story. Obviously, there was a witness who saw you do what they claim you did and then I'm going back to the video. >> Uh, put it on mute. >> I'm just asking. Okay. Anything you want to add? Right now, it's a misdemeanor offense. Okay. >> I could do that. >> I could do that, but I probably won't. get around the car. >> Okay. So, you attempted to break. >> Okay. And then came around and punched the car. That's what she just told me. I just want to be so we're on the same page. I don't want you to say, "Hey, I told this officer one thing and she wrote something else." So, I just want to clarify before I walk away. >> What's that? >> I'm getting ready to go to racetrack right now. They have cameras. I'm I'm going to verify what everyone's saying, but your footprint, which matches your shoe and your fist is everything you like both on both the sides of her quarter panel. >> Nothing was intentional. >> Okay. And then um was she approaching the crosswalk or was she already stopped in the cross? >> She saw me coming. She was that line of the line. I deal with every single day every single day. She didn't give a [ __ ] that she was not wearing she walking right past her. He saw me coming like >> okay >> 25 ft before I'm leaping at her like hey can you move and she looks at me and like what you're not moving you got to go around 446 >> can you land in the cal center >> right that's obviously that's not what she said right but she is an elderly person so there's the factor in that um >> she's an elderly person so she might be full of [ __ ] >> as we get old we don't see as well as we do our responses aren't as as quick thanks for talking to me sir We're good. >> Come on out, man. >> You don't got anything like in your shoes or >> I don't got nothing. [ __ ] boomers always making [ __ ] up. >> People crashing in their car and punching it. right side of my body. >> Damn, they got the [ __ ] transport van for him, dude. >> This guy could be dangerous. Get the transport van. He's on community watch. >> What was the name of it? Community lockdown. I don't remember what they called it. I never heard of that [ __ ] before. Community something. I don't know. Community watch. No, that was another Oh, yeah. We haven't watched one of these. We only watched one other one of these, but this one sounds good. This is the wildlife warden. No, this isn't even the same channel I watched before. wildlife warden and its teen fishing trip turns into a violent arrest. The [ __ ] does that happen? >> Now you're under arrest for resisting with violence. You just made me smack my head into the freaking concrete. >> Oh. >> On August 9th, 2024 in Palm Beach Shores, Florida, officers responded to several juveniles fishing from a private dock without permission. What seemed like a minor trespassing complaint was about to uncover something far more serious. >> Gentlemen, do you all live here? >> Are you all crew on a boat? Yes, sir. >> Y'all visiting anybody on a boat? >> All right. Why are you here? >> You can't come on somebody's house and somebody's property and fish, man. >> And then what happens is is y'all are here and one of these guys goes missing a rod on a boat. Guess who gets blamed? >> Video all over here. The owners of the property saw y'all and calls. >> Everybody got ID on them? >> Uh, I do. How old are you? >> 17. >> Where's your car at? >> It's uh parked like that. >> Right outside of here on the roadway. >> No, see, >> huh? >> It's in like a parking garage. It's >> in a parking parking garage. >> Yes, sir. >> Wow. >> Hey, you guys with them? >> Yeah. >> All right, man. There's no fish in here. It's private property. >> Oh, is there no fishing? >> No, it's private property, man. You don't live here. You don't belong on a boat. >> People pay for this dock. No, man. And you all got your ID? >> This This time's on me. Second time you get caught here, you get trespassed. First time you don't get trespassed. Okay. I just get all y'all's names and all that. Your IDs and then you're on your way. No problem. >> I have a picture of it if you >> All right, that's fine. >> My >> How does this go wrong, dude? What the [ __ ] >> I'm going to send you a picture of my ID cuz my phone's >> Yeah. >> Is there like a fine for this or? >> No, you can get trespassed from it. If you get trespassed and you come back again, you get arrested. There's no fine. How old are you? >> I'm 17. Okay. >> How old are you? I'm 17. >> Y'all's parents probably be really upset if they have to come pick you all up. >> Yeah. >> And if they can't come pick you up, I just drop you off at JV Hall. >> Sure. Y'all don't need that at 17 years old. >> N >> sounds like a mess. >> No, not not for fishing, man. >> You know where we can go to fish? >> Yeah, I'll explain it to you in just a second where you can >> where you can and where you can't. So there's no more problems. >> Got you. Gotcha. >> Basically, all I do is I document that I spoke to y'all. I take pictures of y'all so that I can all shut out. So if anybody missing, I can go these guys and then go, "Nope, no, no, no, not my rods." I have a good feeling they're all yours rods. Y'all are equipped. So, but we do get rods. >> He's literally just like asking for the ID and telling him to leave. >> If you get accused, >> hey, my phone's >> all right. I just need the number on it. >> All right. Give me just a quick second and I'll get you guys on your way. All right. >> Yeah. I got a call. >> Yeah, they saw you on the cameras. >> Oh, they saw >> they're renovating these. So, the owners are watching the cameras. just left and right. So they saw y'all. So and also too these guys on these boats will call. >> Yeah. No, it doesn't. >> No, the what we got is the owner saw you on camera. Somebody probably called the owners and then the owners looked on the camera and saw y'all. So >> you're parked in the parking garage here. >> Yeah, I'm protecting the [ __ ] billionaires again, dude. >> Yeah. >> How'd you get in there? The gates are all Was the gate open? >> No, the gate was open. >> That's why we didn't really >> Sometimes the construction guys leave and all that. Yeah. When you pull into a place like this and you see no cars in a parking garage and there's this many units, >> that'll let you know something's not >> probably not probably not open. >> We seen like a a car like >> Yeah, it's the guys doing the construction. >> Yeah, it's guys doing the construction renovation. >> Yeah, you saw them in here. >> No, no, it was like right next to like the next one over like the next street over. >> Yeah, possibility. Yeah, >> I mean I thought just like this. >> You all can't fish here. You can't fish next, you know, the dock next door is the Buccaneer that's all under construction. You can't fish there. You can't fish at the sailfish. Basically, every private every private dock on this tip of the island in the town of Palm Beach Shores is private property. It's people's houses. So, you wouldn't let nobody go in your backyard and just fish that you don't know. They don't want that either. >> Okay. You can fish out at the inlet. >> You can't go in my backyard and fish. Sir, we don't have a [ __ ] ocean in our backyard. [laughter] >> There's a walkway that goes all along the inlet. As long as you're not fishing at a gazebo, you can fish along them rocks all day, all night long. Right over there, a little short bridge. You can fish there all day, all night long. >> The little dock that's inside the park, you can fish off that till 10 o'clock. So, there's places to fish. These places you can't. >> Yeah. Yellow tail snapper over there. >> Fishing's good here because nobody can fish here. Not even these guys that own these boats. >> We've only been here for like 15 minutes. I already caught it. >> Yeah. They don't want nobody fishing off the docks because even if one of them or one of you slip, fall, hurt yourself, fall over, drown, die, they get sued >> because it's their property. So, it's not a we don't want you guys have a place to fish thing. It's a liability thing. >> Oh, yeah. That's why the billionaires are concerned. It's uh because of the liability, not because it's [ __ ] my talk. >> It's a money thing. So, unfortunately, that's the way the day, you know, the way it rolls nowadays. Let me get the pitches for you while they're doing all the chattering. You always sit down. That's fine. Rod, you got the rod. Grab your rod, man. So, or some whoever's rod that is. All right, there we go. You're good. You're good. And you're good. [clears throat] All right. There's a lot of people in front of us, so it's going to be a little bit takes It just takes time. So, what else do y'all catch? Anybody else catch anything? Anything good? >> Yeah, it sounded like they did it just pretty quick. >> Yeah, you just got it. >> Yeah, it took me like 30 seconds. >> The way they made it sound that it was pretty quick, so it happens, guys. Let me put y'all's last names near it. Near the numbers because all I got numbers. >> Yeah. I don't know. I really don't know. >> Last name begins with an S. >> That's you. >> Yeah. Well, what's your last name? >> Smith or Smith. >> Smith. Okay. >> People in my >> Jeremia. >> Jeremiah. All right. So, I can separate you. Sorry guys for the delay. >> What they say? >> Huh? >> What they said? >> They haven't said come back with nobody yet. Like I said, man, there's like a dozen people in front of me. So they go and >> is it all the same people in like the same scenario? >> No, it's just other deputies doing the same thing I'm doing. So they got to take their whoever comes first. So it can take 5 10 minutes sometimes. I'm getting ready to go home. So it probably be my partner. He's he's almost here. He'll probably uh >> take over. >> Yeah. And we do what they call a field interview report. Just a little piece of paper that we fill out. It's not a crime. It's nothing like that and all that. It just says we talked to you. >> So that way if we come across you again doing the same thing on the same property, we know. So in that time you would get trespassed. Okay. Then the time after that if you come back that's three times three strikes then you would get arrested. But now's nothing. It's just we just document. We talk to you. That's I try to >> Guys this is good info dude. You can go on the [ __ ] do docks at Palm Beach or whatever. One time it's fine, bro. Two times it's fine, bro. Three times you're [ __ ] going to jail, dude. But you can go two times. It's okay. >> Do that for everybody. We catch >> everybody living in the area now. You know >> the acreage >> you got you got two times a fish on each dock. >> We get a lot of people come down from like toquesta and Jupiter. So I was wondering I was wondering what the big draw for here was with from the quest and Jupiter. >> Fish out there. >> We get it all the time. No they say just cuz it's crowded. I guess I everybody says >> most of the time the young guys we catch your fishing either here or next door or sailfish the quest to Jupiter. >> Yeah. I mean, Jupiter is just the city of >> Yeah, it's not too far away. I guess the fishing's just better here. >> So, >> I don't know. >> I don't know where there is to fish up there. I don't do saltwater fish. I do a lot of fresh water fishing. >> There's a lot of that. I forget about >> Yeah. Yeah. Out on the acreage in the farms. Yep. I remember when there was no houses out there. >> That's what my dad went out. But you got a house out there. >> Yeah. >> Got a lot for like 30k. >> Yeah. We We got to go We got to go if if we um stop out with you, we got to go through the motions. We're all on body cams now. So, we got to go through all the motions and make sure everything's okay and everything's good. Y'all are 17, so I don't have to call mom and dad's. If y'all were 15, I'd have to call mom and dad's and let them know where you were and find out if it was okay. Take you y'all ride together. >> Find out if it was okay for him to take y'all home. But y'all 17, ain't got to worry about that. It's not too bad. Not too bad. What do you all try to fish for? >> Uh, yeah. Y'all use live bait or I see the shrimp. So it's live shrimp. >> My hook actually I don't know how to fish. My hook >> snag it on something or do you just not tie it right? >> I I guess I didn't tie it. I thought I tied it. >> You guys got to show them how to tie it, man. >> I just I got my >> I thought I knew how to tie it. >> Yeah, it's like you got to put it in and loop it around many times. >> Put it in and loop it around. >> Don't do me. Don't give me a try. I'm about to put it in. Loop it around this hook. >> Trouble, man. >> It's my luck. You'd hook into a snook, dude. [laughter] Hooked into a snook. >> You got to be careful here, too, cuz FWC comes through here. FWC is brutal, man. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm already know. >> Have you seen all them Tik Toks? They they try to get something. >> If they catch you with fish that are uh you, man, I have no clue about the fish. It's all their thing. They catch you with a fish that's wrong or something. >> Got a cooler, >> dude. They don't have fish in life. >> Yeah. Everything with them is an arrest. >> I mean, I got >> Yeah. It's not tickets. It's not done. They arrest your pole. >> We don't have a fishing license or something. >> I mean, I have a fishing license. >> It's like too big or out of season, dude. They'll seize your pole. They can take your vehicle. They can do >> Yeah. No, cuz when you came over, I was like, "No, that's just a cop." He thought it was like FW. >> N Yeah, they could get They could get crazy, man. But it's what they do. It's the only thing they do. >> They won't give you like a fine or anything. >> Uh, no. You'll end up getting a fine, but you will get arrested by them. Yes. There's a lot of stuff with us. We just give you a ticket. Even if it's arrestable thing, if it's a BS arrestable thing, we just give you back over. >> But uh you know, they'll they'll they'll scoop you up [laughter] >> and you'd be surprised what the fines are. >> He said it, not me, dude. >> Like a felony. It's ridiculous. >> Yeah. >> And they take uh fish and I guess they take that serious. They take that real serious. How'd you guys get in? Were the gates open? Was the gate open at the time? >> Yeah, we just pushed it open. Yeah, it's closed here. Yeah, it's closed now. That's why I'm wait for my partner. He's got the clicker for the parking garages because they may all be closed now because construction workers all in there. >> Put it in loop around the house. Mind don't open up those gates. >> You're a bad loop. >> They will shut the gate and lock you in there. We've had that once before. And I had to do the same thing. Wait for my partner. Should be coming over the bridge anytime now cuz he's got the he's got the remote that opens up the interior gates. Mine I got a key and it opens up but my key doesn't work on the interior gates. >> Yeah, they're usually all shut but I guess on the construction workers are here cuz at night time they're usually all shut. >> There's no construction. >> Yeah, they're over on the other side. >> You seen the two guys that walked out of here and all that. Once they're all gone, they lock the parking areas down because nobody's using them. Nobody's staying in the units. Nobody uses >> Cheeky Hut. No, I'm over here in the uh I'm over here at the old sport. I need your clicker to get >> Well, you got to ruin this dude's fishing day, dude. For real, bro. They didn't even do [ __ ] bro. They got [ __ ] live shrimp to [ __ ] catch fish, bro. They were going to get some massive ass fish, dude. Not like anybody else's fishing on this pier. >> Get into the parking garage. All right. All right. [clears throat] I'm in the back here. All right. Bye. >> Where? All right. Let's walk down and get the I grab the tank and walk down. >> Stupid ass [ __ ] >> Yeah. Don't do that, man. We'll come to you, brother. >> After running both juveniles through the National Crime Information Center, the deputy discovers that one of them has an active warrant. The warrant stems from an incident in which he allegedly fled at high speed in a stolen vehicle, crashed headon into a truck, and then ran from officers on foot. >> That escalated quickly. >> We didn't know anything. >> Damn, bro got away though. And then he got busted cuz he was hugging on a fishing trip with his friends. God damn. >> Which one yet? Which vehicle? >> Gate. That's good. That's >> crazy. He [ __ ] got away and then he got busted cuz the fishing crew. >> Now you're under arrest for resisting with violence. >> You just smack my head into the freaking concrete. Call my mom. Spell. >> Call my mom. >> Why would you do something like that, man? It's a PS1. >> What's going on here? >> Give me a second, man. You just spun me over and knocked my head into the concrete. 20 brothers will >> start me a rescue and a supervisor. >> Well, you sign, man. other side. >> You start me. >> You got to loop it around the hook. >> It's a impact to my head. I'm bleeding. And we have 105. >> I got a boo boo on my head. The deputy got hit in the head. >> Sorry guys. I don't blame you. >> You all are. You guys are free to go. He hasn't won. You guys are free to go. Okay. >> That's all right. >> They're like, "What the [ __ ] just happened, bro?" >> No, we decide if we can use or not. >> They got us. They got us. That's fine. >> Yeah, I'll get it. We're going right here this way. >> No, I'm good on that mode to call Diana and >> we're not going to see [ __ ] anyways, dude. >> Just got to wipe that off for you. >> No, it's good. >> No, bro. I like a little blood on me. In the end, the active warrant caught up with him, and his attempt to flee only made the situation worse. Court records show that he pleaded guilty to resisting an officer without V. Two weeks paid vacation for a head scratch. Dude, that [ __ ] was dumb as [ __ ] [laughter] bro. The the really stupid [ __ ] was too, like I'm pretty sure the guy just asked him, "Hey, uh, you know you have a warrant." And then he tried to run. Bro, he probably would have just been like, you know, you have a warrant. And then he would have been like, "Yeah, oh yeah." And then he'd been like, "Okay, you're good. See you later." [clears throat] I got pulled over for having a warrant. And had a warrant before and they didn't give a [ __ ] They're just like, "Okay, you're free to go." Twice actually. I was walking down the street. [snorts] It was just for missing a court date or some [ __ ] But yeah, I was walking to the gas station to get a pack of cigarettes. This was when I was like 18. I'm 35 now. But yeah, they pulled me over twice while I was walking to get a pack of cigarettes. I guess cuz they were looking for somebody who like got in a fight or something and I kind of matched the description. But yeah, but then they were like, "Okay, never mind. You're free to go. Whatever. We don't give a [ __ ] about the warrant." So yeah, that guy [ __ ] up. He was just like literally asking about the warrant, I think, and then he's just going to let him go. He's like, "You got a warrant?" He's like, "Oh [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] out of here." [laughter] If he actually gave a [ __ ] about the warrant, he would have just been like, "You're under arrest." Did I win the fight? There was no fight, bro. They just let me go. twice in the same night. Uh yeah, maybe you're right. You're maybe you're right, CB2. Yeah, that did sound kind of crazy. And my [ __ ] was just like for missing court or something. So yeah, I don't know. It's just a bench warrant. It's different, I guess. This one sounds crazy. Let's watch this one. Uh, this one is parents realize daughter is running a drug operation inside their house. That sounds wild, bro. Let's watch it. Oh. [groaning] Hi. How you doing? Hi, I'm Chief Cooper. Is Kammy home by any chance? >> Oh, I don't know. I can look and see. >> Thank you very much. >> Yes, she is. She's getting dressed. >> Oh, thank you. >> Can step in if you want. >> What's that? >> You can step in if you'd like. >> Okay. >> You know what, ma'am? I'll just wait right here. >> Thank you. I appreciate that. >> This warrant didn't come out of nowhere. For [music] weeks, Chilikotha detectives had been building a case on this address, not for drug use, but for the alleged sale of meth and crack cocaine, and the woman officers find at that back door is the only name on it. >> Hi, how are you? >> How do you not know that somebody's [ __ ] selling crack and meth out of your house, bro? What the [ __ ] >> Hey, come here. >> Oh [ __ ] Title is parents realize daughter is running a drug operation inside their house and the channel is public record POV. I had a warrant for eight years. That country wouldn't extradite. I just go back. Yeah, just take care of our warrants, dude. >> We got search warrant. Step out. Step out. Come here. Get her in custody. >> POLICE SEARCH FOR US. >> POLICE SEARCH FOR IT. >> You guys get basement. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> No, they're still down there, though. >> Okay. >> A couple. >> I'm good on the first floor. It's all good up here. I'll get up here. >> Yeah. Start downstairs. >> Yeah. She went up the back door. >> I heard that. I said, "Okay." >> Sorry to uh interrupt your morning. What we have here is a search warrant for your residence based off of uh probable cause developed on your daughter Amy. >> Probable what? >> Probable cause. Okay. So, we have what this is is it's a document signed by a judge and you can have this copy saying that we have probable cause to search your residence. Okay. Uh your daughter just >> And why is this cop so nervous, dude? What the [ __ ] >> Try to go out the back door. I think the officers back there got a hold of her. Okay. So, they're with her. She's safe. Okay. >> Yeah. >> There's several officers here, though. We're going to be taking a look around. I understand that you've got a baby up there and everything else >> and I've got a husband that's got cancer. >> Absolutely, man. We respect all that. We're going to try and be out of your >> painful >> drugs. We are going to try and be out of your business as much as possible and whatever we can do to accommodate you guys while we're here, we're going to try and do. Okay. >> Very sorry. >> We're sorry. >> We're sorry you had to deal with this. We've been trying to be as much as respectful as we can to this issue. >> You just go right up this way probably. >> Yeah. This is just upstairs. >> The house isn't hers. It belongs to her elderly parent. >> Dude, I like this house, bro. Nice layout. >> Parents, her father is [music] in the middle of cancer treatment. And there's a young grandchild in the home, too. Her brother, the family tells officers, is a police officer out in Washington State. >> Oh, little baby. >> He's asleep. Just hold up a second and I'll relay that to them. >> He's asleep in the bedroom. Husband is. >> Husband is. >> Yeah, that's all. That's all. >> Hey, ma'am. Is your husband mobile? Can he get up and move around? >> Is your husband mobile? Does he get up and walk around? pretty fairly well. Okay. >> Gotcha. Why don't you go wake him up? Uh, Sergeant Donovan. >> Bro, don't wake up the [ __ ] guy who has cancer, bro. What the [ __ ] >> Go with with her. Hell >> no. Just so we can kind of get everyone situated before we have to do our thing. >> The police are here looking for >> Morning, Jim. I'm sorry to wake you up like this, sir. Unfortunately, we have a search warrant um due to some stuff Tammy's been doing. >> Um, so we're going to be searching the house. We're going to make you as comfortable as possible because I know you have cancer. So, I'm gonna have you get your bearings and everything and have you sit out here with the baby with with your beautiful wife here and I'm just gonna hang out with you. >> The cop talk is crazy, bro. >> Okay. So, I'm just trying to make it as easy as possible for you, Jim. [clears throat] >> Cuz I understand you what what you're going through. >> You know, it'll be easier if I can [ __ ] sleep after I got my [ __ ] cancer injection, bro. >> I can't believe it. >> What's going on? >> What? >> You want to explain to them what's >> They've got a search warrant for drugs in our house. They said Tammy's got drugs in our house. >> I don't know why she was going out of that door. >> I don't know why either, man. >> Hope and pray she's not. >> Yeah, we just got a few officers down here. I don't want to alarm you or anything. >> It's okay. I I'm alarmed already. >> I know. I understand. I understand. Like I said, we're going to be as respectful as possible to your property here, but we just have to do our thing and and then we'll be out of your hair. >> Yeah. My son's a police officer. I know. >> Oh, really? Okay, >> bro. Ain't no way this [ __ ] girl is moving kilos out of this house, dude. This is somebody BS. >> He's telling you that right now. >> Officer in state of Washington. >> Oh, very cool. >> He's coming home this weekend. >> Okay. >> Oh, if he was here, >> let me tell you, this would be >> So, that would be her brother. Name's [clears throat] brother. Okay. >> Yeah, her younger brother. >> Didn't know that. Would you prefer that we have them stand outside while we do this sweep? Okay. So, do you want to grab a jacket or a sweatshirt or something like that so we can I'll stand outside with you while they just come do a sweep through of the upstairs and make sure? >> Yeah. They're just going to go step down here so quick. We're going to have my my uh entry team. They're just going to do a quick sweep just so they can check it off their box. >> Oh, okay. >> They're just at the box. You're going to you're going to see them when you come down the stairs. Just give you the heads up. I didn't want to alarm you or anything when you see them. >> Just give you the heads up. I didn't want to alarm you or anything. >> Sorry, young lady. I know it's cold out here. >> Yeah, it's a little chilly. You're going to have to step out this way. Sorry. It is a [clears throat] little cold though. >> Get your jacket. Get >> Well, he's going to have to wait a minute now cuz they're they're walking through doing their thing. It should. >> Oh, make the [ __ ] >> We know. We know. Yep. We know. >> Make the [ __ ] cancer patient sit on the [ __ ] cold dude without a jacket on. Very cool. >> We understand that it's whatever is located is probably going to be in the basement. What's that? >> That's not going to be good. My son's coming home. >> That's what she said. I didn't know her brother was a police officer. >> Okay. State of Washington. That's got to be pretty pretty interesting. >> He has uh 45 people. >> 45. Good size department. >> Okay, you guys feel free to go back inside. >> You want a hand, man? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> I'm going to run myself along your line. Is there anywhere specific you need to search? >> Just everywhere. I don't think she >> Yeah. >> All right. >> And we're getting you some flipflops. You can help. >> Oh yeah. >> Didn't go according to plan, but it went okay. >> You see anything? >> Did she hide it? Good. >> Just a machete. >> There a little residue there in that container. >> What container? >> Yeah. >> It's like white >> meth. >> What is that? >> That fle container right there. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. Oh, what about >> Bro, ain't no way they're going to [ __ ] arrest her for meth residue, dude. >> Them rocks right there. >> That's crack. >> Yep. >> That ain't That ain't crystal. That's crack. >> That and that container is crack. >> I don't know about the container. >> That's crack. Yeah, >> that's like crack right there. >> All right, if we're good, let's all clear out and we can bring search team in. >> I'm I'm curious about that shoe box when it's uh >> I got you. >> What the team pulls out of this room is what the whole case was built on. And it isn't only the meth and the crack that matter. It's the torn baggies and [music] the scale beside them. The difference between a possession charge and intent to distribute. >> I think she saw I'm guessing >> you have a [ __ ] scale. So you're going to prison for 10 years. >> Yeah, I would assume she probably was coming up and saw us. >> Saw you. She was coming out the by the time we made it back. >> Okay. Cuz she was Mom was like, "Yeah, she's downstairs. She's just getting dressed. She'll be up in a second." And then you guys come rolling around the corner. >> It didn't look like she was like, "Who said >> did >> Why did he say that? >> I don't know. Maybe he So my phone's sitting here. They're all live on my phone while I'm talking and I'm kind of relaying information. I like I said, "Hey, she's getting dressed coming up." >> Yeah, >> that's probably what happened. So >> it actually I mean it ended up working out. So >> she was quite surprised when she walked out of that door. >> How you doing? >> What's going on? >> Uh well, we had a search warrant this morning to search the residents. Um so they are just hanging out with us real quick outside while the while the team inside takes a look around. Um, >> oh, she's definitely dealing, but it's like some [ __ ] small time [ __ ] dude. >> She just got a good price on some [ __ ] and unloaded it. >> That's my baby. >> I just actually going home to get a charger and I happened to see this. So, I just >> So, he's used to it now. >> Yeah. I happened to drive back there and seen all the police. So, I'm like, I think I'm >> I figured everybody knows it by now. Carrie, >> well, it's it's chill. They usually know more, >> right? This is a small >> I'll tell you right now. They usually know before I even get back to the station. So >> Okay. Um All right. I >> No, you're fine. I >> And as soon as they're done with the upstairs, they can go back inside. >> You want a [clears throat] police sticker? >> We're trying to make them >> I got a police bed sticker for you. >> I get it. All right. >> I love you guys. >> Cuz honestly, that's where our thoughts have been for you guys to make as easy as possible. >> Literally, I'm I just I worry about you two and your stress levels. So >> yeah, it's like one of those things probably. >> So we just have to finish the search warrant where we just go through the house really quick and then we'll release it back to you guys. Were you guys planning on hanging out here? Were you guys want to take a car and leave for a little bit? What's your What's your plan? >> We're just going to stay here. Is it going to be a long time? >> I mean, it's it's going to probably be a >> She got a good price on a couple ounces and now she's [ __ ] going to [snorts] prison. >> Couple hours. >> Oh. >> Um that's why I'm saying like if you want like a car to go somewhere, you can. and we can, you know, clear that car and you can leave with it. Or if you're wanting to hang out, I mean, we could probably even just clear the living room for you and then we could have, you know, you could sit in the living room. >> Would you want to do that? >> I will. Yep. I will have them check that and then would you be fine with that? Just hanging with them in the living room. >> Okay. Let me have them do that quick so that way you guys can just hang out in the living room. Okay. >> That way I'm also not yelling in his ear. >> No, I don't need shoes. I don't even care about that. Okay. And no, I broke it. I threw it. >> You did? Okay. Gotcha. Okay. All right. Not a problem. Let's say because I could grab that for you if you need. >> No, I don't need it. And tell my mom that um I'll call her to come and pick me up. >> Okay. You don't want to That's fine. >> You guys can bring that. Whichever come pick me up. Oh, she got the baby. Never mind. >> Okay. Yep. Not a problem. But we'll cross that burger. It's not a big deal. >> I mean, can I walk? >> Not right now. You have to go to >> No, I mean when I'm done. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz then I will hit you. >> I got you. >> Okay. Yep. >> Yep. Not a problem. Hang tight. Okay. >> All right. might be. >> It usually actually gets pretty It actually usually gets pretty warm in here. >> Oh, wait. It was just that floor. >> Oh, I got you. >> What changes now isn't the tone, it's the leverage. Everything she volunteered about her life, her habits, her house becomes the ground he questions her on. >> All right, since we're in here, I just have to read you something. I don't know if he did. >> This girl should have lawyered up for sure, dude. be used again. >> She probably got a good could have got off on this [ __ ] >> about it. >> Okay. Do you think we found anything in the house? >> I know what you found. I told her. >> Okay. >> Found a bubble. Probably a lot of weed stuff from bread at that time. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> Yeah. >> But a bubble and I know that I had a little bitty bag that he dropped last night and I found another one threw up on that little thing. >> Okay. >> Um and scale. That's it. >> Okay. >> And all the other scales were Brads. I mean, >> were they okay? Okay. >> All that was Yeah, that's not me. >> Okay. So, pretty much um Yeah, like you said, that's pretty much what we found. >> Baggies and that's it. >> Yep. What were the baggies for? >> What do you mean >> the the baggies that we were found? What were those used for? >> Sandwiches. >> Sandwiches. >> Yeah. I mean, make stuff. So, >> Okay. >> I had some in the bubble. It wasn't very new, but it was there was nothing in it. >> Okay. >> And that's it. I didn't have any gummies but earlier. >> Yeah. Right. Yeah. Um so pretty much um obviously we took anything that would have been a drug paraphernalia or anything like that. >> You find a lot of grats then. >> Well, we didn't take the weed ones. I like I said they were brats whatever. >> There wasn't really anything a whole bunch more than that. I don't believe. >> Yeah. I mean >> and those were all boxed up. >> Yeah. Yeah. They were in like a I don't know if they're like the old like Christmas. >> Oh yeah. There was that. There was a box. There was I mean there was >> I mean Yeah. He had got I mean I know I just went through the kingpin dude. >> Yeah. >> You pretty much just moved the stuff down for >> sure. The kingpin room. >> Oh he that was his room. So like we had to take out all of the cuz I was there cleaning it and you know all getting everything out what he wanted drew what he wanted all that stuff. So I just boxed it all up. He had like tons of shoe boxes you know and like it's style. So, we put it all in the, you know, those box. >> Yeah. You think she'd been moving for a while? Yeah, maybe. I don't know. >> It up because it was a disaster area. >> Or maybe it was like her boyfriend. I don't know. She was just kind of involved with it. I'm not really sure. Sounds like they broke up or something. Maybe. Maybe that. I don't really know. >> And going to hang up the TV and then um but yeah, I mean that should be all that was there cuz Matt wasn't even living there. I mean, Matt's not even there. So, >> there should be no other anything. >> Okay. Obviously the the weed, like I said, the weed stuff, we didn't really mess with that. Pretty much saw that. Um because to me, it's legal to do it. It's in a you know, and it's it's in a private place, so it's not like, you know, in a whatever, you know, so we didn't take that, but obviously we found a bunch of tear off baggies and stuff like that >> with crystallized substance and some of those. We found a lot of those to be completely honest with you. Well, I mean that's personal, but personal stuff, but like some of it's probably if you found them in with those things in the in the boxes, that's how they were and those boxes were in there. You know, I mean that >> they were honestly kind of all over. There were some in like like a purse bags and just random places. You know what I mean? They were kind of all over. >> I mean, you obviously know I'm a smoker. So, >> right. >> I was a smoker. >> Well, I mean, yeah, if they're [ __ ] torn off baggies, dude. She probably [ __ ] went home and was like, I got to get [ __ ] right now. [ __ ] tore that [ __ ] open, dude. Definitely [ __ ] personal use [laughter] if >> they were torn open. >> Well, I've been doing trying not to do it at all. >> That [ __ ] right now. >> But you know what? >> Way too much. >> It's an addiction. So, it's easier said than done. And you know, it is. And if somebody's there, you know, I'm just talking. >> Can't even can't even bother to open the bag properly. No, I you know I can't. >> Is it meth you did every day? >> I used to smoke meth every day. >> Okay. Okay. >> But meth got me off crack. So >> got me off. >> I told you that little bag. That's what I meant. You thought it was meth. >> No. No. >> Oh, I was going to say it was cold. I didn't have any math. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That he that was u just in the bottom of the the little bitty one that I threw right up on the on my tape. On my table. Yeah, I know. cuz I picked it up off the floor. >> Um, but then there was also a bag. There was a bag >> method. Method for opiates, bro. >> Um, on the It would have been like if you're facing the bed to the right. >> No, that was Coke, huh? >> Well, we'll test it and see. But they were saying a little bitty bag with like just maybe a little bit in it. >> Yeah, there wasn't a [ __ ] I don't know. >> Yeah, that wasn't me. That was Coke. >> Okay, they're going to test it. But like I said, we found some containers. We found We also found like a little black and yellow bag that definitely had method. There were crystals in there. >> Yeah. I mean, I have I mean, lots of bags. I used to smoke every day. >> No. No. I I get that. I get that. >> Um, what do you use the scales for? >> To see if I got what I was supposed to get, you know? >> Ain't no way. [ __ ] [gasps] Ain't no way there's [ __ ] leftover meth, dude. This is so funny. >> Most of those are breads. I just had the one that was in my bag. >> That's all the rest I'm wearing. That's just my leftover meth from when I used to use it. >> Boxes all put away. Every one of them. >> What about the stuff that >> Hunter's Coke? >> That was the bottom stuff in Bratz. That's all the paperwork said. >> Good Brett. Always leave your [ __ ] coke and meth at my house. I got to repeat it. I'll be right back. >> Like I said, I didn't even know. >> Okay. >> I mean, he didn't have any in system. You all said >> Yeah. No. >> So, you know, I mean, I don't know. >> Yeah. >> I don't know what they did when I wasn't there. you know, he was a grown adult, so >> Yep. Yep. >> But I, like I said, I I couldn't go through everything, so we would just throw it in the boxes. Got it. >> And some of it was already in boxes, you know, like >> cuz you didn't live there then, did you? Okay. I didn't >> I was just staying with him while my mom and dad were in vacation. That's his he stayed in the basement and then I was right above him at first and then I moved. So my brother when he comes, he stays in that bar room over there. >> Oh, okay. >> And then my mom, dad, and the kids is used to be there. That's uh where that was my room when I come there and stay. >> That was my room always and that's where everything. So, no one goes in there now except for me. >> Yeah, it be scarring for sure. So, I don't want to talk too much on that cuz I don't want to make you sad or anything more than what you are. So, so just a couple things. Obviously, we took the the drug paraphernalia from there. Um within the search warrant, did they give you a copy of that? >> No, not yet. >> Okay. I I can get you a copy of it. Pretty much what that is. It just shows [clears throat] um any drug paraphernalia. Obviously, any drugs they they get seized from. >> I don't know what the baggies have to I I didn't understand that part. That's the only part I really didn't get. >> Electronics come as well. Um pretty much what happens with that? >> You took my [ __ ] TV. >> Don't take my computer. How do I have to do my homework? >> So, with that [laughter] with a laptop that was plugged in. So, Bri, you're going to get it back. You're fine. I >> have to do my homework, bro. [gasps] Uh, [laughter] she's got to finish her GD, dude. >> Get it back. You're actually going to get it back quick. All that happens is they just plug it in. They download it. And really what they're looking for is just to make sure that you don't have any child like that on your stuff. >> They They do that with computer. They do that with the phone. And then you get them right back. >> Oh no. Brett might download some [ __ ] child porn on my laptop. Dude, >> my phone is broken. It It only works like I don't even know. Turn it on. It's on. >> No, it'll do that. It just won't. You can't ring. It's like half Verizon, half. It worked for 3 months and then they said it's only half on. So, like I had to fix and then I threw it twice. So, I just figured [ __ ] it. I'll just get a different one. But >> I got you. But you'll get that one back as well. I just got to get information from you on it. And then, like I said, same thing with your computer. They just download it. We'll get it back to you. So, that way you're doing your school. Again, we're not trying to screw you over or make this any more difficult than it's got to be. It's just a line of steps that we kind of >> How could it be so [ __ ] difficult? What? Because I smoke. I do drugs. I mean, I just I can't I can't imagine that you guys wasted a warrant on me. I'm so serious. >> I get it. >> I mean, maybe years ago, you wouldn't it would probably would have been quite lucrative. I don't even go anywhere or do anything anymore except for the bar. >> Just smoke me in my [ __ ] basement at night. I mean, I just can't figure it out. I mean, we did drugs. We've done drugs our whole life. I doubt that we'll ever quit [laughter] doing drugs. I'm not going to lie. You know, I mean, >> nothing wrong with it. Again, like I told you, it's addiction. Even if you want to, sometimes it's easier said than done. Like I said, I'm not >> Yeah. >> You know, I mean, some people think it's a choice, but maybe the first time you get it and then you're addicted and your brain overrides that. So, >> it's just all depends on if you like it or you don't like it. >> Exactly. >> Yeah. You can't get, you know, I mean, it's like that simple. >> There's what? >> Oh, by [laughter] >> Oh, I got you. It It doesn't take long. It just We just document stuff on it as in like and then they download it and you get it right back. So, it it doesn't take long. And with this information literally just gets sent to us and then we have to review it as like me and Donovan as detectives and then that's where the search war comes from is all it is. It's nothing >> right. >> Do you know um >> she's going to be in trouble with mom when she gets back though. Dude, >> what type of phone that was by chance? >> My MacBook. No, that was like three grand. >> Oh no, it's a um note Samsung Note 10. Okay. >> Yeah, there was lots of phones from Brett old phones too. Some of them turn on, some of them don't. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, >> yeah, I saw a couple flip phones. We left those. There was another smartphone. Um, that one's honestly probably just getting returned. It's like fat as a brick. >> Oh, yeah. It had Well, because it had that speaker that went on it. Remember when they had the Metro Moto G Play or something? >> The Moto G Play with the speaker. >> It doesn't I don't even think you turn it on. I'm not really sure though. But yeah, it's got the speaker again. We have it, but [laughter] Did you play with the speaker was there like stuff? We threw it all in the box. I know what I had exactly. And I'm sure I told you exactly what I had, >> but that wasn't me. That was >> okay. >> And I don't even snort as you can see it would have still been there. [laughter] >> Um, is there a passcode on the phone? >> Uh, there's a passcode that's um my finger, but right above it, if you go like this, if you make a big M, >> like a backwards M. >> No, like that. Well, yeah. You go from this side and make a M and then down. Okay, that's it. >> All right. And then what kind of laptop was it? Do you remember? >> I don't know. >> Okay. It's just a laptop. >> Yeah. We'll get that. >> I had to have it for school. That's the only reason why I have it. It's like all this dirt. So, you know, everything. >> Hey, as long as it works, right? >> Yep. And I'm not giving it up tonight. I learned it. >> Don't blame them. So, do you um where do you mostly get it from? Like when you get the coke or meth. >> Oh, she's not gonna rat it out. Won't give them up. >> Ask. If you're not going >> I've been doing this my whole life. >> Nope. I get it. I just got to ask. >> What's up? >> The dealer. >> The dealer. That's an honest answer, right? >> I mean, it really is. >> Pay for their habit. >> I guess. >> Yeah. >> Not necessarily. >> No, but it's not a real expensive habit, >> right? No, I agree. No, but you see them scratching their head and flipping circles on the ground and acting a fool. >> You do see that. Yes. Yes. At least they're not dying. That's what I will say. Like you don't see you out twinking or you know what I mean. >> You know, I don't know if you ever have or really in the past or I will say seizure disorder. >> So like when I would do cocaine, if it had a certain cut or something in it, it would give me either a seizure or I'd shake it really bad. Like I could uncontrollably like I could really. So it was and but it >> so I did tweak a little bit >> like >> that helps then right >> it's just like the thing that ruined your life I just I am in shock I really am >> okay ruined my life but meth didn't dude save me bro >> I was like okay well there ain't nothing I can do about it I sure didn't stay up and clean up because there ain't nothing to clean you know I said they can't stop me from doing drugs in my house they're my personal drugs you catch me out in the public doing it okay you can I doubt you're going to raid me sitting in my doing homework, smoke a bubble, you know, and I said, and very rarely does that even happen anymore. I do my homework and I'm tired and I go to bed cuz I'm home. But it's just insane to me. I go to bed about >> I go to bed about midnight. Depends on because my homework's usually due at midnight except for like if I have an extra. So I'll usually be up doing that if I have anymore. >> Who told you that you were getting raped? [laughter] I was up about midnight and then I [ __ ] stayed up till 1 and then about two and three and then I was up all night. >> How was she? >> I almost said her shave her uncle or something to come up or something. I don't even know. >> I mean, I didn't really pay attention cuz of her one. I didn't think I had a concern. And for >> Yeah, the homework shit's crazy, dude. What the [ __ ] [laughter] >> Two, >> we got a homework. Rosie's crazy and a druggie >> of Xanax drugy. So she's either crying or begging or whatever. >> Gotcha. >> So I was like, Rosie, shut the [ __ ] up though. >> Her uncle, what department does? >> No, dude. Like I told you, I just You hear things and bypass. You go to a bar, you hear everything. >> Yeah. >> Then there's the idiots like her that'll call you on the phone. >> I mean, no other agency knew we were doing this though, so I don't say this one. Did you raid me first? What do you think? You think she's in college? [laughter] >> Was I the only >> So, >> y'all should have came. >> You all should have came and talked to me. I can't believe Cooper didn't. I cannot believe it. >> Well, that's not how it works. >> Well, I I don't have I mean, are you Was it existed? >> Anytime we do anything like there's always like we could have let's just say three houses. Each one's going to be its own separate investigation. >> Yeah. So, >> you should have done a little more investigating cuz you me >> where should we investigate? >> I don't really know that. That's none of my business. I'm just saying I live in Cheerly and I hear everything, too. >> Oh my god, you guys dropped the ball bad, dude. >> We did. I [laughter] was so >> Thank you, God. >> Why is that? >> Because I just I mean, I just don't do this anymore. And I've seen it my whole life. Yeah, >> believe me, we've been out there always. >> It's right underneath your [ __ ] nose, dude. >> What is >> Nothing funny. >> Well, tell me you want to start that. >> I just I'm just I'm just shocked, that's all. What? What's under our nose? >> I gota go. >> Looking dirty cops, bro. Right under your nose. >> Come on. Do I have to go to I do for the Coke? >> Yeah, you're gonna have to go for a ride. But >> how uh Oh, and for what is Tuesday? Sure. >> I'm going to have you sit in a holding cell phone real quick and I just got to get the numbers off of this with you and we'll >> What about my computer? you you take it back or >> you are I'm going to >> I mean I mean yeah cuz my my I'll have my mom come and get her or something. I have to do my homework by 4:00. >> No, that's fine. So what I'll do is I'm going to get the information I got to do my homework cuz I would get that [ __ ] back. >> Oh yeah, cuz my um computer's up in my phone. >> Oh, okay. >> So I'm not going to get my phone back though. >> You'll get it back. >> Oh god. [laughter] We'll just get the info and then we'll we'll get be able to get your stuff back for you. That's not big. >> Yeah. Is there anything else you have for me, little? >> No. >> Okay. All right. I just want to make sure I don't want to cut you off. >> All right. We'll just go back here and I'll have you sit in the holding cell for >> I got to do my homework. >> When the search finally wrapped, Tammy El Hoover, 56 years old, left her parents' house in the back of a squad car. Chilikotha police charged her with five counts. Possession of methamphetamine. Possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. Unlawful possession of a controlled substance. [music] unlawful possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. She was evicted to the Peoria County Jail. Here's the part people get wrong about a case like this in Illinois. There's no bail to post. The state ended cash bail in 2023. So whether who >> what a horrible ass state >> went home or stayed locked up was never about money. It was a call a judge made at a detention hearing, weighing whether she was a risk to release while the case moved forward. >> Hey, what's up? How you doing? >> By her own account, on camera, she'd been through the system before. Work release, time away, the whole machine. What the footage actually leaves you with, though, isn't the meth or the scale in the basement. It's the house it happened in. A father in the middle of cancer treatment. A mother trying to keep one ordinary morning calm. A grandchild in the next room. And a brother 2,000 m away who the family says carries a badge of his own. The drugs were hers. The weight of the day landed on everyone standing around her. So here's the one worth sitting with. When the person being arrested is also the one caring for a dying parent under the same roof, what's the right move for the family that gets left behind? Tell us where you land down below. We're back on the ride along next [laughter] week. Subscribe. >> Did she get charged though? I don't [ __ ] know. Well, she got charged, but did she get convicted of anything? I'm so confused. She ain't going to be out of jail before. I don't know, bro. What the [ __ ] That was weird. Showing with the homicide. Okay. Uh, what's this one then? You want a homicide? Here you go. >> This one is clueless dad talks to police minutes before he's murdered by the villains. >> Our exchange over at the police department. >> Okay. >> She come up and she just snatches the baby out of my hands and she just kind of takes her out. >> This is 43-year-old Mark Raml describing a custody dispute with his ex to a police officer. But little does anyone know, in less than an hour, there will be a deadly shooting in this very parking lot. >> With Mark dead at the scene and a second man wounded by the responding officer, detected exactly what happened in the parking lot of their own public safety complex. >> During the investigation, they'll uncover a dark family plot, a knife that nobody can find, and a secret recording the victim secretly made himself. Just like our last time. I'm recording every time. >> A secret recording he secretly made. >> Recording. >> I know you don't. >> I DON'T CARE. >> I KNOW. >> The secret recording was a secret to every secret. >> In the small city of Artisia, New Mexico, police officers are just arriving for the day. >> You've been watching me for 2 hours. Hell yeah. But Michael, that means I get a [ __ ] [ __ ] ton of watch hours. shift at the local public safety complex located at the heart of the city. Then just a few minutes later, there are shots fired right outside. >> Ah, thank you, Michael. >> At least two civilians are down and the main witnesses are their terrified family members. >> We're good. We're good. A thank you. Appreciate that. >> Hey, let's uh let's start shutting down this area. >> Let's get this area taped off. >> I need an ambulance now. >> Okay, coming. They're going to be here in a second. >> Okay, look at me. That one that >> we're all on scene. We're all on scene. >> We're good, >> bro. Like the sub number 113, bro. Yeah, dude. Like the sub growth has been [ __ ] insane, dude. Like, [gasps] dude, I like just hit 4,000 like a few days ago. It's [ __ ] crazy. or like a couple days ago. Dude, we're we're headed to 5,000, bro. Headed to 10,000. Headed to 100,000. I'm getting that [ __ ] play button, dude. It's the last thing I [ __ ] do. >> No, no, don't move it. Don't move it. Just leave it right there. >> What's up, Eric? How you doing, man? >> No, no, no, no. Don't. Just back up. He's just stop. Just stop. What do you want me to do? Nothing. Just stop. >> Call Pete and get him down here as my supervisor. I'm the one to fire. >> Oh, 15 to uh Where's your It's on my side. >> Stand right there. Stay right there. You all right? Sure. >> There's a semi-automatic handgun lying on the asphalt beside one of the victims who's awake and talking. He is the suspected shooter and his victim is unresponsive. He's pronounced dead on the scene. The other shot was fired by an officer, Sergeant Gagos. Because it's an officer involved shooting, the local PD can't investigate this case by themselves. They're going to have to call state police in. We're trying to see everybody and then Chris come and say, "Hey, I'm the one that shot." So, >> he's right there. >> Got the one that didn't shoot. >> Get some uh cones. Those little cones. We got to showcase all right here. >> So, the mother's in there. She's wanting to go to the hospital. Okay. >> Hey, S. We have the mother in here. She's wanting to take off, but state police says no. >> Okay. Yeah. So, we >> um cuz she's right here in there. Fine. Or let's get her up in one of the interview rooms. >> You guys have a confirmed ID on. >> Okay. So, he'll have >> what I'm being able to determine I believe. I was just want to try and confirm that for their sake. >> His mom's in there. >> Yes. Okay. >> And I told >> from from both her and one of the other ones separately, I was able to confirm relative positioning who was where and which one is still here and that both of them would have put him as >> Mark. Do we have her set up in a room right now? >> Not just yet. >> Okay. Yeah. I mean, she's just going to have to be patient. I mean, >> okay. >> So, we get everybody over here and have assignments made and everything else. So, at this point, it's just a waiting game. Mind if I get >> I've got four born a child up for a minute. >> So who was the second individual? >> The He's right there. >> The second. >> Yes. The the other guy that was transported. >> That's the the person that the 41 his ex is living. >> So okay. >> The cardio something. >> Okay. Mhm. >> We'll be on tomorrow. Yeah, I'll be on tomorrow. >> Not 30 minutes ago at BCA. >> So they told come over here to the >> They told him to meet me here at the P semi >> and Gagos was out here >> I guess. >> Okay. >> Okay. Farted >> cuz when I came out they heard a disturbance and then I come out both of them are on the ground. The dead man is 43-year-old Mark Raml and the woman on the scene, 26-year-old Janica, is his ex and the mother of his infant daughter. She's now dating 22-year-old Akaddio, the suspected shooter, who's now in the hospital. It's a complicated triangle of relationships with her infant daughter at its very center. Given her presence on the scene, the officers believe that this could be a dispute over custody. The state detectives desperately need eyewitness accounts to make sense of what's happened here. But for that reason, pinning those witnesses down and getting the truth from them isn't going to be easy. >> Also, >> I was driving up and I witnessed the entire thing. >> Thanks, Eric. Appreciate that. >> Oh, I watched my son die. >> Okay. I and I understand and I apologize that you had to go through that, ma'am. Um but the gohead >> state police is requesting that [clears throat] we move you guys upstairs into some into some interview rooms until they can get you come and speak with you. >> Come on in. So I'm going to be end up taking you guys upstairs. We got some uh rooms upstairs. Put you guys in um kind of away from this where we're not directly looking over it. and uh >> four to five subs in less than 30 minutes. Yeah, dude. We we've been going crazy with the subs lately, dude. It's insane. >> That way we can just kind of let you guys kind of calm down and suck for a little bit. Okay. >> So, >> those ladies that are coming, can somebody please go meet them, please? Please. >> What do we need? My case workers, my CYPD case workers. I need those ladies over here, please. They have my other two kids, and I need them to know what's going on. >> Okay. Um, >> you guys need to let Jimmy in too, please. >> Please let >> So, what what uh how is Jimmy involved? >> Jimmy's a brother. >> Okay. >> Jimmy's Mark's brother. That's Mark's mom right there. Mark's mom needs somebody here with her. >> Um, >> she shouldn't have to do it this by herself. >> I understand. So, the case incident's been turned over to say police. They're the ones doing the investigation at this point. Okay. Um, I got permission for you to be able to go in and meet with mom just to be able to kind of help calm her nerves and stuff and whatnot. Okay. So, >> can you answer my question? >> I can try. >> Is that my brother laying on the ground? >> Okay. Okay. >> Um, your mom. Sorry. She's in here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, your mom's right in here, sir. So, we we understand you guys have stuff to get to and have stuff that just interrupted obviously >> and we'll try to accommodate you as best we can. >> I'm sorry. >> What if we want a lawyer? >> Um, [crying] >> I don't feel comfortable giving a statement without somebody being present. >> I'm scared. >> Okay. >> I don't know what to do. It's a touchy situation for me. I am. >> So, >> I'm in on both ends right now. Ow. Don't bite. >> Um I That's an interesting question. You you can have a lawyer presence. >> So typically when that comes into play for us is when someone's a suspect in something and then obviously >> we're just taking formal statement. >> As far as I know they're basically it's hey this is what happened and if something transitions to that then they would probably stop stuff. >> Here's John Cash to explain this for us because I don't know what the [ __ ] going on. They met at a police station for a custody exchange and only have biased eyewitnesses and limited body cam footage. Where's the building camera? Yeah, I don't know, dude. It's kind of weird situation. I feel like it's kind of very odd >> and say, "All right, okay. We're going to advise you of your rights at that point. If you want to have somebody present, they'll give you that opportunity." >> Yeah. I don't even like understand how he got >> shots. I'm just like shocked right now. >> Will you take me home? Will you take me home? Just take me home. Can you take me home? >> They got to get They said no. >> They've got to take your statement first before you >> I'm not talking to nobody until I go home. I'm going home. I'm not talking to nobody. >> Okay. Come in here now. >> I'm not talking I want to go home. >> Come here, Mom. >> I want to go home. I want to go home. Come here. >> Okay. Right now, you're not free to go home. >> Yep. I feel sick and I need to go to the hospital cuz I'm either going to the hospital or I'm going to jail. So, they can take you to the hospital. >> Well, if that's the case, there'll be an officer there with you. >> I don't care. I just need out of here. I You guys don't understand. I just got to get out of here. You guys don't understand. You guys never lost like I lost. Just let me out of here. >> We can take you upstairs into one of the interview room get on my knees and bake cuz I will. Just let me out of here. Please. >> I can't do that. >> Then tell that cop to come in here, please, or I'm going to have a [ __ ] heart attack. >> They will come in as soon as they can. >> Tell them to come in here now. Please. >> I'm not going to do that. >> The thing is the detectives are hesitating for a reason. They want to collect as much physical evidence from the scene as they can before they talk to anybody to ensure they can tell if and when somebody's lying. The two gunshot victims were found in the parking lot a few feet away from each other. >> It's a wild story. >> Nearby is a black Ford pickup truck with the passenger door open belonging to Aardio and a Harley-Davidson motorcycle belonging to Mark. Around the bodies are 12 shell casings. And there's one shell casing back by the entrance to the public safety building where Sergeant Gyos was standing when he shot. >> These shell casings could tell the story of a vicious fight, or they could document one-sided overkill. It all depends on what the witnesses saw or claim they saw. But if the detectives want to get the truth from the family members, they need context for that objective baseline of evidence from the officers who responded to the scene and they need to do it fast because the family witnesses are still waiting. >> We're we're here u because of an incident that happened outside the complex here in the parking lot. Um are you familiar with what I'm talking about? >> Yes. >> Okay. And and if you could if you can just kind of explain how how you got involved, what you heard, what you saw, all that. >> Well, I was sitting in my room when it happened. I heard it sounded like somebody hitting something just pop. And I kind of thought to myself, whatever they're doing super loud out there. And then uh Battalion One came over the radio saying we got shots fired at the public safety complex, which is this building. Um shortly after that, we were dispatched for a GSW in the parking lot out front of the building. Okay. >> Um >> um could you >> What's up, John? First Nations Aussie. How you doing, man? >> Hear you said you heard her scream. Could you hear her say anything that you're able to discern like any words or >> Yeah, I can't figure out what happened, dude. I don't know what happened yet. >> No, >> this is a longer video. So, we'll see. >> Screaming. >> So, she may have been saying words. >> You couldn't. >> Yeah. Just so you guys know, this video is like an hour, so lock in. >> Discern what she was saying. Okay. >> There was two individuals on the ground. There was a bunch of PD standing kind of off to the side watching everything. Uh, one individual was awake and talking. The other one was u unconscious. Didn't appear to be breathing. >> Hey, what's up, Steven? Shout out England. >> I saw what was pretty sure brain matter on his head. A lot of blood around the the face and pooling. I didn't see any anywhere else. And I know when we rolled him, we didn't see that. I directly saw there was none. And I know there was discussion there. >> The best I've seen in a long time. Thank you, Michael. Appreciate that. deceated. Correct. >> And the other guy, what did you see? >> There's a there's a what we figure is a bullet hole in his back and it's left of center kind of in the middle of his back cuz he made a statement he shot himself in the back and we could not figure out how in the world he shot himself in the back. >> Who made that statement? >> The guy that got flew out. He made the statement that he thought he'd shot himself in the toe, that he must have shot himself in the back, and that he shot the guy out here. that we could not figure out how that made sense. We were thinking a ricochet or someone else fired. >> Now, was the person transported? Did you hear him say anything as far as what had happened or anything like that? >> Yeah, he talked to us a little bit. He said, >> "I shot myself in the back. >> He kept coming and that's when I started shooting." >> Uh, at one point he told us the only reason he stopped shooting was cuz he ran out of bullets. According to the cops and first responders, Accardio didn't deny that he was the shooter before he was taken off to the hospital, and his unexplained gunshot wound in the back was fired from Sergeant Gayos's gun, but Aardio claims that it wasn't necessary. Yo, Brandon's ready to lock in. Thank you, Brandon. Thank you very much. Thank you very, very much. [music] because he was firing in self-defense. Mark was quote unquote coming at him. But why? >> We all locked in now. >> Why would a Cardio's girlfriend's ex attack him outside of a public safety building at 9 in the morning? The tangled relationship between the three of them with their infant daughter caught in the middle of it can't be a coincidence. With so many witnesses, each with their own relationship to the shooter or the victim, it's going to take some good detective work to separate the truths from the lies. >> Good detective. >> Their first port of call, the woman who seems to be at the very center of this case. >> Gucci detective work. >> She's now agreed to talk to the detectives without a lawyer present. >> Yo, this guy's got a play button. Dude, back that up. I want to see this play button again. First port of call, the woman who seems to be at the very center of this. >> Oh, my dream >> case, Janica. She's now agreed to talk to the detectives without a lawyer present. >> How many subs? >> If she tells the truth, she might be able to clear this case up in just one interview. But it won't be that simple. Over the coming hours, the physical evidence will start to contradict nearly every account the detectives are given and reveal how much the people at the center of this shooting have been hiding. >> That's funny. Michael, >> I know you've been trying to get out of here for a while, so I get >> Timber State Police. Um, so we were trying to figure out everything that's going on. There's a lot of information that we're trying to piece together. Um, so, uh, >> didn't this chick say she wanted a lawyer? Bro, what the [ __ ] is this interview? >> They had you stay here and I, you know, apologize for been these things, these things take time to figure out what's going on, okay? Freaking the [ __ ] out, but >> um, so we just want to take a few minutes of your time just kind of figure out your side of things and what you saw and whatnot, okay? just to help us in the investigation to help us figure this this thing out. Okay. You're not in trouble. Uh you're not uh under. We just close the door so no one can hear us talking. Okay. So, I just want to let you know you're not in trouble. >> Um who who are you here with today? >> Oh, I was here to do an exchange drop off with my daughter or >> uh the first play button comes at 100K. Me and Mark and I are supposed to meet here every Thursday and Friday so that way we can exchange our daughter. >> Mark who? What's his last name? >> Mark Rumble. >> How do you spell that? >> R O M M E L. >> Did you say every Thursday and Friday? >> Yes. >> What times? >> From 9. We her drop off is at 9:30 Thursday morning. And her drop her drop off is um Friday at 7:30 every every Friday. >> So does that mean that you have her primarily? And he >> Yes. And he gets her like a night visitation. Yes. He gets her a night and and then a half a day or a whole day. >> So all of Thursday and then >> Friday. Friday night she returns to >> So obviously Mark is her father. >> Okay. And how uh when did you uh guys like bring it up? >> Uh we have been separated for quite a while now. >> It's been almost a year. We've been on and off since. And it's been really really really toxic. And um >> really was harassing [snorts] me. Not only me but my household as well. He uh for the past three nights he's been passing by our house revving his motorcycle engine. The rev >> trying to antagonize us, trying to antagonize the situation. Um then prior to us coming here to the police station, we all met up at BCA because my my baby is COVID positive. She broke out in a rash all over her face. Um so I took her into BCA. Mark shows up and he's already belligerent at this point causing issues. Um, >> oh yo, hey Samantha. How's it going? Um, >> yeah. I don't know. >> Is also involved. >> Um, CFD calls me and is like, "Hey, Mark's on his way. Just be ready. There's going to be problems." All this stuff. So, um, he walks in, he sees my baby. My baby sees him. Of course, she wants to see her dad. >> Yeah. >> So, she goes over with him and he starts making his comments like, "They're going to take the baby from you. I know you're abusing the baby. I know you're hurting the baby. I know you're hurting the baby." And that's not that wasn't the case, you know. So, um, and text me and he was like, "Hey, what's going on? Is everything okay? Ryan just showed up to come get your court papers >> because I had walked to the back and I had told him I don't want him back here with me. Like I need him to wait in the lobby. I'll have my daughter checked out. You guys can give him the same information you're giving me, but he does not need to be back here with me. And um that's that's what happened. They made him wait up front. The police show up because it's a custody um situation, of course. So we all meet outside of BCA alto together. Me, the police, my boyfriend, everybody. we're all outside BCA together. Then he's like, "Well, your daughter's co positive. Maybe she shouldn't go with you today." He's like, "Nope. I want her. I want her. I want her. I will meet you at the police station X, X, Y, and Z." So before I leave there, I asked the officer, "Will one of you guys be waiting in front of the police station for me when I get there because I do not want an encounter with him?" She's like, "Yes, ma'am. Somebody will be out there waiting. I pull up, there's nobody here. I get out of my car when my boyfriend >> What's up, STO Turk J? How you doing? >> Follows me here in the truck [snorts] and we all get off the cars and we are waiting out there and I see him pull up on the motorcycle and I immediately get on the phone with dispatch like I need help. There's a fight about to break out in progress. Like, help me. Somebody send somebody help me. And she's like, "Um, well, what's going on?" And what are the names? And just just I'm like, "I need help." Like by this time, he was already parked his bike off his bike in, you know, trying to come towards Adio and his brother Triny and he's telling them, "Y'all want to meet up somewhere else and we can get him. We can get it popping. We can get it popping and all this." And Audio just smirks and he's like, "No, man." I'm like, "No." Like, "We ain't doing this." And Mark's still at him, coming at him, coming for him, coming for him. So Adio walks to his truck and Mark him to the truck. And Adio has his back turned and um he goes in, he grabs the gun and then he [ __ ] it and he turns around and he's like, "Back up, back up, back up, back up." Mark kept charging, kept charging, kept charging. And by the time I turned around to tell them, "Hey, they're about to fight." Somebody send somebody. Please send somebody. Send help. Please. [snorts] I heard the gunshots and by the time I turned around, everybody was on the floor. >> Oh [ __ ] >> How long were you and Mark together? >> Me and Mark together for 10 years. >> 10 years. Okay. And how long have you been with a How do you say his name? >> Adio. >> About I want to three or four months now. Okay. We had battery charges against each other. Um, so back in I want to say it was 2017, um, Mark almost strangled me to death and um, I called the police on him and there was charges brought, but they didn't stick because I wasn't willing to testify against him. And then a couple years down the line, he does the same thing to me. like we get in a physical altercation, he puts me in jail. I have set my time. I paid my dues. I have sat in jail for a really long time for the things that I have done, but I have also grown a lot since then. So, um >> yeah. >> Now, how long have you been with um Locardio? >> Elardio. >> How long? >> Four months now. >> Four months. Now, did how long after you got >> Bro, are these cops [ __ ] joking? They can't pronounce a stupid ass name. >> Holy [ __ ] Adio. It's not that [ __ ] hard, bro. >> Well, he knew the whole time. Um, he kept trying to win me back and I didn't want to be I don't want to be I didn't want to be with him anymore. We had caused each other so much damage and it was just a whole mess. So like um Mark is the type of Mark was the type of person that was very persistent. He was >> uh stamp off sour apple life. >> Not going to stop. He does not take no answer that he was going to accept. >> So I think it's sour apple life. >> Did you and Mark know like is he prior to this? Yeah. Has he been >> uh that's called clueless dad talks to police minutes before he's murdered the villains. >> Okay. So like I've known him because I met he was a guard while I was an inmate. Pretty shitty story, right? >> So that's [snorts] how we met. He was an officer at the jail and I >> was an inmate. That's how me and Adio started talking and it had been so I had known him for years before we actually got together. Adio and I. So, >> gotcha. Where does Marcus go? Did he go? >> I don't think that he did. He was supposed to be going to rehab. >> My questions are kind of going out over this. Um, but did did you say that your current boyfriend and Mark, do they know each other? >> I don't think that they do, honestly. >> Okay. >> No. >> Did Now, did Mark make any threats to you as far as doing anything to you or Cardio? Uh he wanted to fight them when he first showed up here. He wanted to fight like he he was looking for a fight >> today or is it? >> Yes. When he showed up here to the police station, >> but what about any other time before that? >> Well, he had made threats to me. >> What? What were those threats >> that he was going to um that he's like, "You just wait till I find out who your new boyfriend is. You just wait. You just wait till I find out. You just wait till I find out." And it's like, "No, we're not doing this." And every every chance that he had gotten to say something like that to me, I had shut it down. We're like, I'm not entertaining this. I don't like says hateful things to us. Like he's he's so hateful towards his mother. He told his mother that he hated her and he wish she he wished that she would die and stuff like that. And so she just kind of got tired of the bullying, I'm assuming, and just, you know. Do >> you do you know Mark to carry a firearm? >> No, but I know him to carry knives. Okay. Did you have any knives that you saw today? >> I didn't see anything. >> How many gunshots? >> It just happened. >> Janica claims that Mark was abusive, controlling, and jealous. He wasn't happy that she was in a new relationship, and he wanted control of their kids. And he was also known to carry a weapon. Now, on the surface, all this is adding up to a fatal custody clash and the idea that maybe Aario really is telling the truth about self-defense, but the detectives have to account for the fact that Janica might say anything to protect the man she loves. They need to hear from the other people who were on the scene as well, like Akadio's brother, who lives with him and Janica. He would have witnessed firsthand Janica's relationship with Adio as well as her custody arrangement with Mark. But being Aardio's brother, he's unlikely to give an unbiased account. That is unless this domestic situation is even more complicated than it appears. >> Real quick, um, if you can tell me what's your toio, >> that's my brother. >> Is your brother? Yes, sir. >> Okay. As far as I understand, he's still okay. He's doing okay. Right. >> Yeah. >> Just so you know. Um so I thought it was your brother. Um how did you get involved in this whole thing today? >> Well, this morning uh we I heard a lot of like all this morning like from like 7 like 7 like 6:00 7:00 in the morning heard heard the bike. Heard it all day yesterday too. So um at your house >> like in front of the house like you can hear the cars pass by cuz we're right off of West Found Road. >> Yo Brandon, thank you bro. Yeah. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. It's getting me copyright strike. What the [ __ ] [laughter] >> You're a motorcycle. >> Michael's going to sleep. Good night. like >> like it would rev like it would rev in front of the house and then it would stop and then you it would stop for like a few minutes or like longer than that and then come back. >> Uh yeah, the channel got monetized. >> I don't know if I can enable gifts. I don't know why I can't enable them. I'm try see if I can do it right now. Actually, >> I went into the kitchen and I heard it again and Janica was like, "Oh, that's my boyfriend." So I was like, "What? That's weird." So, um, >> did you say what his name was? >> No. >> Okay. >> I still know what his name was. >> Did you know who he was? Her ex-boyfriend? >> Yeah. >> You knew who he was? >> I I didn't know who it was. Like, I didn't get a figure what he looked like until I went outside when when he was passing by. Like, he was pointing at the house like looking at the house. >> So, um, >> as he was riding by. >> Yeah. As he was riding by. >> Was he by himself? >> He was by himself. >> Okay. Right. Right. Okay. So, um, I like I I I stared at him and watched him drive by and like point out the house and whatnot. And then he drove off. And then I went back inside, laid back down, and he came back again. And I looked through the window, and there he same dude driving by. So, he drives off, and then he goes, and then the girls leave, like, uh, Janica and Mariah leave with the baby. And then I go get breakfast with Mari and we come back >> and we eat our breakfast. I uh Janika called Kio. >> Cio and told them that >> Dude, these cops got to be joking when not being able to pronounce his name, bro. It's driving me crazy. [laughter] It's driving me [ __ ] crazy, dude. Anyways, uh yeah, I still can't turn on gifts for some reason. I don't know why. Here, I'll show you. It shows turn on gifts in live stream, but then when I click on it, it just brings me to AdSense and it's like some [ __ ] I've already done. So, I don't really know. It's weird. I just uh enabled like the affiliates [ __ ] though. Apparently, it uses AI to [ __ ] insert me insert product placements, I guess. I don't know. We'll see. try to sell you this really nice tank top. [laughter] >> That he the baby daddy was there like making a scene. So Kotti was like, "Put on your shoes. Let's go over there to make sure they're okay." The BCA. Yeah. >> Sell you my glasses, dude. I'm sure lots of you really want to buy these [ __ ] $400 glasses, right? >> Okay. And so you you guys get there and the PD is already there, right? So what's your brother saying? What's he telling you? >> Uh he doesn't tell me anything. Yeah. >> Like he's been like harassing them. Like he told me like that he's been harassing her for a while now. >> My ex-boyfriend is harassing Janica for a while. >> Yeah. >> Okay. See why? >> Save the dip. Thank you. >> Like >> I found him in LA. They're actually like $400 glass. >> She's been cool with me. So like, okay. I went with him and we went inside. >> They were like actually in my apartment when I moved in and nobody like said anything or asked about them, so I just kept them. >> Like they start go back and forth for a little bit. And then after my brother tells him to back up, he opens the glove box, grabs his pistol, and then he's like, "Dude, back up." So the dude rushes him. >> Yeah, they are. They're like They're like $400 glasses. They like can't even be scratched, dude. They're nice. >> And when he rushes him, that's when my brother starts shooting. >> Okay. >> So, this was all Did your Did your brother open the door on the passenger side? Yeah. The truck? >> That's why it's open. >> That's why it's open. And the gun was in the apartment compartment. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And did did you see anything? >> I didn't. >> Okay. But that's the only gun that's involved right now. >> That was the only >> that Okay. It's the one that your brother had. Does that gun belong to him? >> That gun belonged to him. >> Okay. All right. Um, what kind of gun was it? Do you know? >> The brother's story matches up with Janica's, but everything he says about Mark's harassment is delivered secondhand from Janica and from Aardio himself. The detectives need another perspective. So, they turn to Mariah, Janica's cousin, who also lives with them and was on the scene to help out with the custody exchange when it all went wrong. >> Has you ever seen him be physical with your sister or yourself? >> Um, he's not physical. He he talks he's like belittles her like that she's just excuse my language like a [ __ ] a [ __ ] and that she's sleeping around and she's doing this and doing that. >> Now, before uh you saw him at BC this morning, when was the last time you saw before? >> He was driving he's been driving past our house for like the two days that he's been back in Artisia. He was in California before. >> Oh, really? And when he got back, he's been he found out where Johnnyica lives and he's been driving by and he'd slow down in front of our house and then rev his engine on his motorcycle and then drive off. >> What was he doing in California? You know, >> he was supposed to be getting clean. >> Okay. >> But he doesn't believe in rehab. Didn't go to rehab. He tried to get clean with him by himself. >> How long was he in Kelly for? >> So, we were coming out here. The cops said that they would meet us here. Nobody was here, but we all waited outside just cuz we I know how Mark is. >> Yeah. and he likes to try to intimidate Johnny Fat. So, I just we just stood right there waiting and we were like nothing like nothing was wrong. Like we were just all standing there and then he shows up on his bike. But how is he going to take a one-year-old on a motorcycle? So, we had she called the cops uh Jica to get somebody over there cuz that's what they told her that what would happen is they needed the cops there. And then when all that happened, Mark got gets out and he starts his like just running his mouth with Johnnyica's boyfriend. >> Yeah. I mean, >> and then um he's >> I guess when you pay [ __ ] $400 for glasses, they don't get scratched, bro. >> Trying to hand me the baby. And I'm like, "No, because nobody needs to fight. Just stop fighting. You're not going to fight." And then he puts Bella down. And then when he like he puts her down, she doesn't want to be down. So he grabs her again. Then he hands her to Jonica and she's on the phone with the cops. And then from there [clears throat] he followed Agario to his truck. >> He in fire. I don't know what that is. >> Like I went to go talk to Johnny. So my back was turned and I see when I turn around he's charging at Aario and he has a knife in his hand and then Aario shoots. Mark. >> Yeah, that's a big It was a big W >> because Mark on him and he always has a knife on him. >> Once again, this is a witness who makes it sound like Mark was the aggressor. >> Even thinks she saw a knife. >> I found them online. They were like 37 or something >> with this story. For one, there was no knife found on Mark's body. And Mariah doesn't have the ability to stay objective either. All of these witnesses are connected to each other and to one side of this crime, Adio's side, and they've also had the opportunity to sit and talk to each other in the lobby. Is there a reason their stories all match beyond just the truth? >> Oh, they're cheaper now. >> And one person who hasn't had a chance to collude with anyone after >> Well, actually, I don't know. There's a whole bunch of different listings, but look like 144, 275, 196, 204. I don't know. They used to be like 400. Now they're like, see, look, this is like it says 420, but now they're only like 200 bucks. But still, yeah. >> The fact is Aardio himself. He is now out of surgery and he's stable at the University Medical Center in nearby Lach, Texas. So, the detectives go to speak to him, hoping either for a truthful account or else a contradiction in his story that will reveal there is more to this shooting than meets the eye. >> So, today >> they're worth like 200 now, something like that. >> That's how much they sell for now. >> Come down here. Well, when they first came out, they were like 400. >> Huh? >> You know what I'm doing really? >> No problem. I feel like self-defense. >> I'm going to compile you guys 100% because I don't want to look bad in the long run. I just like >> 100%. And I just Let me read this. Let me read through this. Okay. Just I have to do this, right? It's technically you're still under security for them because it's a gun shop. So you're basically kind of detained. Does that make sense? >> Yeah. >> All these other people l >> I want to hear from you. I want your state. I want >> what did you see today? What did you feel today? What happened? What's when did the start? You know what I mean? >> So So he just got back. That is my girlfriend's uh father of her children. >> Jico, >> bro, camera, please just stay the [ __ ] up there. Thank you. >> And rehab, every phone call I hear with her, her and him, he's threatening her. He's talking [ __ ] He's calling her a [ __ ] He's just being a disrespectful like just he's being a [ __ ] >> He's being [ __ ] do that. >> Let's go about it the right way cuz I don't want something to happen and then just kind of [ __ ] you know what I mean? Cuz today, so the baby just tested positive for CO today. It was 8:00. I think she took the baby to DCA, >> right? She called me. She was crying. She was in tears. She said that her the father of her children just showed up and it's causing scene saying that we were hurting the baby. We don't hurt the baby. That baby is taken very well care of. Any baby in the household is going to be taken care of. I'm fighting for my kids right now. I I would never >> I mean it's not the camera. It's just like a special program I use. The live streaming software is like one that most people don't use. It has a lot of cool features like that. >> Babies, I get them every other Sunday, but with this, I don't know what's going to happen, but um so like like I said, my kids, I treat every child that comes around. I was like, "Mom, they they are very well taken care of." And um he's pretty much just causing the BCA. And I told her, I was like, "Do you want us to go over there?" She was like, "Yes, please come over here." I don't. >> You've never seen him before. I heard his bike going back and forth the last couple days like my house middle of the night running his engine. I'm getting up with the shotgun cuz I'm I wanted to protect mom cuz he had a situation where he broke into her her house and choked her until the police showed up. >> Is that documented? >> That should be documented. I think that's why she lost her older two kids because they said that she couldn't um uh she couldn't protect them. It was a [ __ ] up situation. which she's doing right now for >> this is an art teacher. >> This is an art teacher. So this guy is just a known piece of [ __ ] Like he's abuser, he's this, he's that. So he pulls up, you know what? Let's go, Tina. Let's go over there real quick. I was going to leave the gun in in the glove box. I don't even want to pull it out. >> Uh it's like some salmon with Alfredo pasta and veggies. >> Yo, what's up, Cody? How you doing? >> I don't want it to happen. I told him to stop writing back and forth. This was at DCA or the >> This was at my house. >> So, I went talked to the police officer and the sheriff because I live in county. So, I talked to another bro like, "Hey, if he tries to come at me in any way, I'm I'm going to shoot him. I don't want to, but he needs to stay away from us." And they had the body cam in there. The whole conversation, I'm told. >> Um, he got like in a fight with the baby daddy and maybe shot him. I'm not really sure. >> If he tries to break into the house, tries to harm us, I'm going to shoot him. I'm not I'm not going to fight this 40-year-old dude. I'm not going to do it. >> Do you know the officers you spoke with? >> Uh Winter and that was for PD. I don't know the sheriff said. I don't. [ __ ] I just met him, but he was >> You never had a salmon before. [laughter] You can have a salmon and not live on the coast, bro. The [ __ ] There'd be salmon cutlets in every [ __ ] grocery store. >> They They responded to your house and you spoke with us. >> No, that was at BCA whenever we went over there. We never called them before my house, but we told them about the situation while they were. They said there was nothing they could do. All that we could do is go file the restraining order even though they can't stop. So I was like, "All right, whatever." So they were like, "Well, you guys go meet at the police station to hand off the baby." I was like, "Perfect." So I'm thinking that officers are going to be there. So I go over there with her because I don't want anything to happen. Like this dude's known for putting his hands up so he's not going to do it anymore. I'm I'm in. That's not happening. So, we went over there and I moved I moved my truck to like the um the safe pickup drop off area. If this guy comes at us like he he pulled up on his bike, so we already knew he wasn't coming to pick up the baby. You're not picking up a 2-year-old or something. He came to start some [ __ ] He obviously came because he wanted to start some [ __ ] And to even like prove that even more, he got off his bike. First thing he told me was like, "What's up? You want to meet up?" And I'm laughing. I was like, "Bro, shut up." Are you getting the name? >> I'm pretty sure salmon like swims in rivers, too, though, bro. There's salmon all over the [ __ ] place. >> I didn't even I didn't argue with I was just like, "No, bro." Like, "No." Like, like, "What are you doing? You're too damn old to be acting like this." He's like, "Oh, I'll [ __ ] you up." My brother was like, "Hey, like calm that [ __ ] up." My brother's kind of aggressive, too. So, he's like, "Calm that [ __ ] down." He's like, "I'll [ __ ] you up." Yeah. They're going back and forth. I'm not saying nothing. So, I walked to my truck cuz I'm like, "All right, you know what? I'm going to just leave then." And he's following me to my truck. So, I'm like, "Oh, okay." He put the baby down. I was like, "What's up, [ __ ] What's up? What's up?" And he stepped he got >> So, he had the baby at this point. >> Then he put the baby down and then he came over to me and he he was like, "What's up, bitch?" He got his fighting stance, pulled my gun up, you know. So, I came in a fighting position and immediately I'm like, "I'm not fighting this gun." So, I pulled my gun out. I cocked it back cuz it wasn't cocked or anything. It was in my vehicle. So I I loaded it, knocked it. I told him, "Back up. Back up." Now pulled it out. I told him again, "Back up." And he stepped again. So that's whatever I fired. >> Uh where at in your vehicle was your firearm? >> It was in my glove box. >> Your glove box. So you from the passenger side? >> I from the passenger side. Okay. >> Because I was going to go all the way around the truck and just get in, but he started falling. >> What does your firearm look like? >> It is a um beige and black Taurus. >> Beige and black Taurus. I'm forgetting the name of it, but they have it over there. >> What caliber? >> 9 mm. >> So, and I guess whenever I got done shooting, I I kind of like dropped the weapon and I had so much adrenaline I thought I took my finger off the trigger. I didn't pulled it again by mistake. That's the bullet hit the ground, ricocheted up, shot me. Well, that's how I got shot. That's embarrassing. >> About how many do you remember about how many times you fired your weapon? >> Uh, either four or six in that area. >> I don't remember. Like I said, the adrenaline my fight or flight kind of took over in that situation. Like I I gave him every opportunity to leave us alone. >> Right. >> I didn't want to shoot him. I told him I back up. >> So you go to the vehicle, you retrieve your gun, you turn around, you [ __ ] it, right? >> Right. >> And >> where was your back facing towards? >> My back was to my truck. The truck's right behind me. I'm literally in my passenger door. >> Okay. You're still right there, >> right? I literally was at my door as soon as I shot whenever I kind of approached him. cuz I didn't want anything going behind him. >> So when you shot him, were you fully extended or you >> I think I started to extend or I started shooting. >> You started to extend and already shooting. >> So I started to extend. >> Yeah. Like I said, my fight like I said, I'm barely feeling everything right now. >> It was like I didn't want this. >> The first time you've ever met this guy? >> First time I ever met him. Like the [ __ ] He literally said that and then approached me afterwards. >> How many times you think you told him to just back up? >> Twice. Bare minimum twice. >> I can't tell you. >> I don't know about the fish parasites. >> There was somebody watching the scene, >> right? >> Okay. [sighs] And an officer did fire his weapon after you started firing. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Did I shoot myself though? >> I don't think so. >> Yeah, we don't think so at the moment. We think so. >> I don't think so. >> Yeah, >> the officer shot me. Who was it? >> We don't know. >> So, he got to see me with the gloves. >> I'm just You see you see a situation in a parking lot, you see a bunch of gunshots. >> I would I would have shot me, too. >> Like, I understand completely. >> I I'm not mad at it at all. >> So, we're factfinders, >> right? >> Right. And I don't want to sit here and and have to grill you for anything that that you're not telling me or something like that. Right. >> To my knowledge, I'm telling you the absolute truth. Nothing but the truth. >> I really appreciate your cooperation. Like I said, cuz no matter what I already told him, I said they come over here and tell him I'm going to cooperate 100%. I don't think I need an attorney present cuz I feel like I said, I feel like it was self-defense. >> What's up, uh, Re Davis? Yeah, I don't know if you can just shoot somebody who's trying to step to you and fight you, dude. But we'll see though. Ricardio tells the same story as the eyewitnesses, self-defense. He seems to think that this investigation is just a matter of bureaucracy. That there's no question that he's in the right and that nobody is going to be coming to take him to jail when he's back on his feet. And in the hospital today, he's all confidence and smiles. But one thing is not adding up here. Remember those shell casings? Adio claims that he had his back to the truck as Mark closed in on him. He was pinned, no escape, and has repeatedly told anyone who will listen that Mark just quote kept on coming. That's why he shot so many times. Self-defense, not overkill. But the shell casings tell a different story. >> How's it going, Matt? How you doing? >> They actually extend away from the truck towards where Mark's body fell. That's not somebody backing up, trapped, but somebody advancing. It was actually a cardio who kept on coming. >> He kept on shooting until Mark was long dead, and now he's trying to get away with murder. This puts a totally different spin on the morning's tragic events. An ordinary custody exchange ended in a homicide. But was Aario still just trying to protect his new family from a campaign of harassment? Or is there more to the story? Searching for the answer, the detectives have heard from Adio's side. Now they need to hear from Mark's side and from one of their own number who spoke to him at the crucial point just a few minutes before his death. >> Um, what would you tell us what what all happened today? How did you become involved? >> Okay. Um, it started with about 10 after 9ish, something like that. I responded to a a a disagreement disturbance at BCA Medical at 600 block of North First. >> What's BCA? >> Uh, it's a doctor's office um with um the deceased Mr. Raml and his girlfriend um Janica Guardo I believe her name. >> Okay. And so this disturbance is between Guardo and Mark BBC center, >> right? and >> he was upset that that uh the way she treats the baby and he showed up because she took him took the baby to the doctor for a rash and he was upset because the baby has a rash and just typical baby mama daddy issues. The county showed up, issued Raml a restraining order that was issued by his mother who was on scene as well. Um, >> the mother >> of Raml, >> his own mother. >> Yes. Because according to mom, Raml used to be on dope and he went off to California to get clean and she put a restraining order on him and then got it amended and didn't have it served and it's just a big Anyway, >> because of his drug use. >> Right. Right. >> Okay. So the model is more does she have a better relationship with the baby model? >> Well, she was there to transport said baby because Rama was on the motorcycle that would that's out here parked in the in the civil standby parking area. >> So he was in the motorcycle at the >> BCA. Yes. >> So did he call his mom to >> They were there together. When when I arrived he was talking to her then he I made contact with him. Sergeant Mentor had his body cam activated at the time. This footage is the last time that Mark was captured alive and it may hold the key to his death. >> How we doing, bud? >> Hello. >> What's going on? I'm Sergeant Mentor. What's going on? >> Uh, got we've got a court deal order deal, I believe, right now. >> We're supposed to be doing our exchange over at the police department. >> Hey, what's up, Indie? How you doing though? We was doing it at my house until uh my daughter's mother, she uh she acts aggressive. Uh even at the police department with police present our last exchange, the police do, you know, I have a documented that she come up and she just snatches the baby out of my hands and she just kind of takes her out. Really rough with her and uh she's more of just a meal ticket for her. She just uses her for welfare and everything else, you know, she doesn't care to take care of her, >> right? My daughter's mother, she's only 26, I think. You know, she's immature. That's her cousin where she lives at where they all party and do cocaine together. >> She's got an active CY case on her for neglect for all three of her kids. >> Uh I'm just trying to get my daughter away from her and get her clean and healthy. I'm I'm an addict as well, but I'm clean. I've been through rehab and everything. >> So So why are we here right now? Why are you here right now? >> I'm here right now. My daughter's here and she's had a rash and she's been being neglected and >> she actually sent me a message and told me to tell him to come down here to pick the baby up. I have it on my phone. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, uh, >> yeah, maybe so, Brandon, you might be right. >> I'm here trying to protect my daughter. >> It's It's funny that she would have a restraining order on me when she's the aggressor at the time. She barely got off probation for punching me in the mouth and I was while I was driving down the street. I never put my hands on her. Well, again, that that's that's an issue for the court. >> Yeah. >> I mean, we're not going to hold court here in the parking lot, right? >> So, but if if you do get served with a TTRO, you'll be set with a hearing. >> Yeah. >> Just like he explains and and then you can tell your side and the judge will make that determination all that. Okay. That's where all the videos and all that other stuff you you have will come into play. Those videos that Sergeant Mter mentions, >> the detectives don't yet realize just how important they are. For now, they're focusing more on the custody exchange itself, which they consider the inciting incident. Mark had shown up on his Harley-Davidson because his mom was going to take the baby in her car, but when the baby tested positive for COVID, she refused. >> So, they have issues with their mom. >> Yes. when he was when he was dirty, but now he's clean and everything's >> and she was going to go help him regardless to do transport and then they'll learn the baby's co positive. So, is that when the mom of Raml was going to withdraw from transporting? >> Right. And that's when Raml said, "Well, go I said go to your house, get your car, get your Escalade, and come to the police department and you can get your child." >> Okay. [snorts] >> And why did you show up on a motorcycle? That's the weirdest part. So when I came here my and during the interview when I my my battery died on >> that part I don't get though still because like he couldn't get the baby with the motorcycle. It's just really strange >> camera. So I came back to change my camera out and I was talking to commander Herell and that's when we got called to a disturbance to the front of the >> and we went that's when we responded out there and I observed uh two people on the ground. Unfortunately, Sergeant >> Oh, his mom was going to get it. Oh, yeah. Maybe so. >> Didn't witness the altercation itself, only the aftermath. But he saw no signs that Mark was violent or that he'd attack just a few minutes later. >> Quite the opposite. According to Mark, it was Aardio and Janica who were dangerous, and he didn't seem to trust them with his child. But there is still the matter of his own mother, Linda, and the alleged restraining order. It doesn't look good as to his character. And maybe he was just putting on a show for Sergeant Mentor. Maybe he was the aggressor after all. >> Linda is the last piece of the puzzle, the person who can say whether that's true or false. She has been waiting the longest. And when the detectives are done talking to her, they're going to see this whole case in a whole new light. Ready? >> Okay. Let me let me try to calm her down. Mom, are you ready to talk to them? They are here and then after that they can let you go. Okay. Calm down. >> Please. >> That bastard shot my son. I seen him shoot my son. >> Okay. Let them let them take this and then you can go I can take you home. >> That's why they came up here. >> Okay. Go home. Deep breath. cuz I need you to tell me everything that happened. Okay. >> They got to hear it from you. >> I drove into the parking lot behind my son was already in at the parking lot. >> Mhm. >> I drove in and I heard pow pow pow. I watched my son's feet leave the ground and then that guy shot himself. >> I watched all of it. >> Okay. >> I've seen my son die. They they need they need >> All right. So, let's let's let's start over. Okay. All right. So, start [clears throat] me start me from this morning. How how did all this how did this >> we went to Jenica messaged me and said tell Mark I have a message on my phone need BCA. >> Okay. And Mark is your son correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. She said, "Be meet her at BCA." So, we got there and the sheriff's came, cops came and told Mark they had a restraining order because I was putting a restraining order against Mark because he was on drugs, but he's clean now. He's completely clean. >> He's been clean for a month. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He just got back from California. Oh, I went and I talked to the judge and I had it amended so he could stay on the property until we went back to see the >> Well, he sure was talking a lot of [ __ ] about them partying with cocaine when he's only been sober a month, dude. >> Okay. >> So, the sheriff told me to come here and for Mark to be here too so that he could serve him with those amended papers. >> Okay. >> So, Mark came, she brought Jonathan, how you doing? >> Guns. I guess >> the restraining order was based on Mark's drug use, but he was clean now and he wanted to focus on being a good son and a good father. Why would he throw all of that away on attacking a cardio? >> Well, yeah, but I'm just saying like he was talking all mad [ __ ] about, oh, they're in the house abusing her and they're doing cocaine and [ __ ] You know, they're partying with cocaine. I was like, dude, you spent over a month. His mom says he wouldn't. The problem is she's his mom. Of course, she's on his side. This whole case might turn out to be a he said, she said situation, which would be a disaster in court. But Linda has something else that she can share with the detectives. >> Well, she sent me a message. I have it on my phone telling me to have Mark meet her at BCA. Um, so we went to BCA and of course I went too, but um, when she was inside with the baby, she was doing like she always does. Janica jerking her by her arm. So Mark told her to stop and he asked for a video so that he could prove what she's been doing to my granddaughter. So they called the police. So the police ended up showing up there and Adio was there too. He was at the back of the parking lot standing by his truck. [clears throat] But um the police just sent us over to the police. They told us to go to the police station and do the child exchange over there. She's always that's why she has no more children. They're all taken from her because she likes to yank them by their arms and that's what she did inside the BCA. She always does that. She tries to yank them away from Mark. she would just grab them by their arm and Mark was really gentle with the kids and he didn't allow that. So, he wanted them to to see if they had the the film, you know, to prove what he's been telling everybody. >> Mark had been trying to collect evidence that he wasn't the aggressor in his family's lives. And Linda has some of this evidence on her phone. Finally, a real window into this complicated custody dynamic and a potential route into understanding how on earth it ended in murder. It's an audio recording made by Mark while attempting to do a custody exchange with Janica. Their child is also present in the background. >> Just call the police so we can verify so we can >> Dude, you're not going to [ __ ] keep her, Mark. You had her last week and admit that [ __ ] dude. >> Listen, you need to keep your COOL BECAUSE >> NO, I [ __ ] HAVE PROOF, [ __ ] You're [ __ ] being an idiot. >> Listen, we are doing an exchange with our child. You need to keep your cool. This is all being recorded. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Just like our last time. I'm recording every time. I know. >> Recording, dude. >> I know you don't. >> I don't care. I know. >> It's okay, baby. Okay. >> This is why I'm going to kill your baby. This is why. >> Cuz you don't want to get clean. >> No. Because I don't want to have a [ __ ] baby from you cuz you're trash. >> No, >> don't listen to that, dude. Okay, that's not >> Mom is just sick and she don't know. >> Janica appears to threaten her own child while that child is listening. And this isn't the only time. In a second recording, she calls Mark while he's on his way to drop their kid off. >> Okay, you're [ __ ] stupid. If you don't think for one second that I won't do what the [ __ ] I had to do to keep my kids, you're stupid and you smoked yourself [ __ ] Okay, you understand that? Now go call one of your [ __ ] dope hordes and [ __ ] on them for the next >> Marley's right here and you're on the speaker phone. >> You don't I don't give a [ __ ] >> Well, you should. >> I want her to know what a piece of [ __ ] you are cuz you're a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] You're garbage. You're trash. You along in the [ __ ] dumpster. >> Marley is right here and you're on the speaker phone. Jonica, cut it out. >> You're a [ __ ] That's why. Cuz you're a [ __ ] [ __ ] And I'm [ __ ] angry, dude. I'm beyond angry. And if you [ __ ] with me, dude, somebody's bound to get [ __ ] hurt. And I guarantee you it ain't going to be me. >> It's not just her child that Jennica can be heard threatening. >> She seems to be threatening Mark as well. >> And now their relationship looks totally different to the detectives. >> They've heard out both sides of the story from Adio's family and from Markx. But the fact is this. Mark's family has recordings to back them up. Recordings, physical evidence in the form of the shell casings, and one last eyewitness. That eyewitness is Sergeant Gyos. And his testimony might be able to turn this from a circumstantial domestic drama into a convincing case for the prosecution because he saw the whole thing from the steps of the public safety building. He says that he watched as a Cardio and Mark got into it in the parking lot. Not physically, just verbally. And it was a cardio, he says, who walked to his truck in a quote unquote deliberate manner. >> I don't reached in for his handgun. I >> don't know what she would be charging, >> started shooting without warning or provocation, and he kept on shooting, walking towards Mark. >> She just sounds like a guy shot him to stop him. On the basis of this evidence, Accardio is arrested and charged with murder in the first degree on November 2nd. He goes to trial the following June. There, >> when she was saying their relationship was toxic, she wasn't kidding, but it was coming from her. [laughter] >> He's found guilty by a jury and he's sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years. If you like this video, be sure to check out the case about a birthday. God damn. [ __ ] life in prison, bro. Maybe just don't shoot people. >> [sighs] >> That sounds pretty good. All right, we're going to watch this one. This one is police fights entire neighborhood. One officer shot. One officer fired my cop watch 24/7. Uh, let's watch it. [music] >> Meet Kashan Hawkins and Canton Police Department K9 Officer Castow. On Thursday, May 30th, 2024, at approximately 8:26 p.m., both of these individuals sealed their fate by the decisions they made on this day. CRT, also known as critical response team, was working on violence interdiction in the city of Canton. They observed a vehicle on the 1100 block of 16th Street failed to signal to the curb and initiated a traffic stop. The occupants of the vehicle started to immediately exit the vehicle and the detectives advised the occupants to stay in the vehicle and that they were the subject of a traffic stop. How you doing, Detective Hurricane Police Department? Reason I pulled you over is because you failed to signal when you turn to the curb here. >> What you mean failed to signal? Turn to the car. >> You got a signal when you turn to the curb here and park. You got your ID on you, man? >> Yeah, I got my ID. >> That's fine. You valid? >> You're not allowed to search the car. Watch out for relax. >> I didn't say anything about searching it, man. He over here trying to open my car door. >> Unlock the back door for me. >> For what? >> Because I can't see it. >> Ain't nobody back there. He can see. >> Huh? I >> have your You can't search my car. >> He's not searching it, man. He can't see in the actual car, though, because you your your tent is too dark. >> In the back is legal. That's >> You mean my insurance stuff? >> Yes. >> Please, whenever you're done with that. >> For what? >> Cuz he's asking you to. He's allowed to ask you to step out of the car. >> And I'm And I'm allowed to ask my reasons, too. >> Yeah. >> You can he can tell you when you get out, too. >> Give to me. >> Any weapons or drugs in the vehicle? >> No, I got my medical card. Okay, >> that's fine, man. >> Weapons in the vehicle? >> No. >> Don't hop out for me. >> You have any weapons on you? >> No. >> I got a question though. Y'all not what's your probable cause? >> I just told you the drug. >> How old? >> Yeah, I'm 19. >> Okay. So, neither of you old enough to bottle with in the back then. >> I bought it. Oh, >> that's fine. It don't matter. >> That's probably not. So, we're going to search the car because of that. >> How's that probable car? >> So, you're detained for right now. So, I'm going to have to ask you to step back to the car. >> So, come back here with me, man. >> Bro, walk back with me. Walk back with me. >> All right. Just have a seat right here. Are you going to be cool or do we have to cuff you? >> Got you for that bottle of liquor. Should have said it was auntie's thought. >> All right. So, I'm just going to get your information like he explained to you the reason for what they're doing too now. So, I'm just going to get your information. All right. >> That's Auntie's ball of Hennessy. >> The [ __ ] When the officers approached the vehicle and made contact with the driver, Kashan Hawkins, they advised him that this was a traffic stop and he had begun to argue with the officers and told him they could not search his vehicle. At this time, they requested more cars because they were being surrounded by multiple individuals and other people from the neighborhood started to come out of their houses. When more officers arrived on scene, they began to conduct crowd control. All >> the gangsters and thugs coming out. >> I mean scholars and doctors. >> What's up, Gloria? How you doing? Yeah, they definitely extended the traffic stop beyond >> use scene security law >> what it was supposed to be >> way way beyond A bottle of liquor is probable cause for what, bro? The [ __ ] >> Charge him for having a [ __ ] bottle of being underage. You can't charge him for [ __ ] >> Can't search the car because of that. >> Trying to get us last year. That's some [ __ ] right there, bro. [laughter] >> Turn around. For real. Handcuff. What you mean, bro? What you mean? >> Yeah. You come on, man. >> Oh, the neighborhood's [ __ ] mad, dude. >> Hey, that's a plug. >> Hey, bro. >> Stop. >> Relax. Relax. >> Relax. >> Y'all just booing. >> Why y'all DOING THIS? MOM, do >> they HAVE NO PROBABLE CAUSE? >> THEY HAVE NO PROBABLE CAUSE. IT'S OVER. >> HEY, WHAT DID I DO? WHAT DO WE DO? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> A gun in the car. You're under arrest. >> Hey, security. >> You got him. >> What was the probable call? What am I? the neighborhood. Hell, man. >> Rightfully so, too. Those are [ __ ] >> Yeah, they're well. I don't give a [ __ ] about all of that. I need to know my son. >> MY MOM IS A >> THIS IS JT. THIS THE SAME. >> They're under arrest. >> What you GOT THAT FOR? HEY, >> WHAT YOU GOT THAT FOR? YEAH, I mean >> the gun is wild but still >> we just need cars still. Uh, we have 151 recovered of about 20 people out here yelling at us. >> Got 63. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. I mean, that was totally like a completely illegal search from the start, though. That's a BUNCH OF [ __ ] THEY'RE TOTALLY RIGHT ABOUT [ __ ] no probable cause, dude. You can't [ __ ] say that a bottle of empty liquor is probable cause, bro. What the [ __ ] >> 3975i, Chrysler 200. >> Probable cause for what? For [ __ ] what? [laughter] Write him a ticket for [ __ ] underage drinking of anything else. I am not. >> I just No. >> Both both my parents were lawyers. I understand the legal system. >> OH MY GOD. WHY DO YOU DO ALL THE [ __ ] [ __ ] yama's A [ __ ] SOME [ __ ] MAN. AND SHUT UP. >> YEAH. I mean, [laughter] what would you want me to say? It makes me a legal scholar. Yeah, [laughter] I have a [ __ ] degree, too. >> It ain't like I'm [ __ ] stupid. 3 hours. >> Bro, I went to [ __ ] school, too. What do you mean? Shut the [ __ ] up, >> guys. Got to get in the trunk and then I will be I just got to get back here and then I will be >> Let me check out. Yeah, I'm towing it. But >> I mean, there's a reason why I didn't want to become a [ __ ] lawyer, dude. [laughter] didn't have much recovery. >> I'm good with car with car. >> Yeah, just getting impounded. Anyone see if you have individuals that can get them out of this? All right. Good. >> All right. So, we have we got in there. We're going downtown to the car. Yep. So, we'll just need >> Yo, what's up, Spiral? I didn't really understand your last comment. Anyone who went to school would fight this, right or wrong? What does that mean? >> Don't want to do that. I just don't know what the [ __ ] your comment even means. Cliff, [laughter] >> yeah, car's good. >> I have no idea. I think you had pocket maybe. >> YEAH, DRIED AND GOT Anyone who went to school to be a lawyer would fight this, right or wrong? I mean, no, not necessarily. [laughter] There's a lot of different kinds of law, Cliff. >> 239. >> I might know more about criminal law than some lawyers do because they don't know [ __ ] about criminal law. You know what I mean? They studied [ __ ] housing law or something, you know? about this car. >> Two in custody 25. >> We're good with it. >> 34. But we can't put anybody in our car. >> No, I was I just don't know who's in 25. I don't know. >> I mean, if that's what he meant, then yeah. I mean I mean most people would know that, you know, having a [ __ ] empty bottle of liquor when you're 18 doesn't equate to doesn't equate to being able to search your car. No, not nevertheless. Right. Right. I mean, I don't know. A lot of people have a lot of different opinions. People, some people think that police are [ __ ] gods. You know, they would never fight them on anything. Just take their [ __ ] lumps. >> Oh, can I use your computer real quick? Just uh generate I thought I wasn't 34 in my >> I'm just going to generate a phone number real quick. >> THANKS. >> It wouldn't even be a DUI. It would just be unless they were intoxicated. It would just be um open container. That's what it would be. Yeah, open container. >> I mean, I don't think that would be probable cause anyways, though, because probable cause means like you're searching to find evidence of something related to that. So, if they were trying to search for more alcohol or something. So, I guess I could argue that maybe. Who knows? There's a lot of ways that police can like twist the laws in order to do [ __ ] like that. So, yeah. Yeah, exactly. >> There's no probable cause. >> Hey, we're not going to get into that right now. Look, we're not going to have >> JT we're talking about, bro. He He been trying to get us >> I hear you guys, but we're not going to have people yelling cuz we're we're just talking and we're trying to >> He been trying to get us since last year. >> You have his phone? Turn around for what? >> You're going handcuff resist. >> Send us another car. >> I need everybody to the side of THE ROAD RIGHT NOW. >> SIDE OF THE ROAD. LET'S GO. SIDE OF THE ROAD. >> SIDE OF THE ROAD. >> SIDE OF THE ROAD. I will start peting people. >> That's fine. I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU HERE. I NEED YOU TO GET THE SIDE OF THE ROAD. SIDE OF THE ROAD. SIDE OF THE GET BACK. GET BACK. YOU BET. >> GET BACK. YOU BET NOT. >> GET BACK. >> GET BACK. YOU BET. >> GET BACK. NOBODY. >> GET BACK. GET ON THE SIDE. >> FLEX YOUR MUSCLE SOMEWHERE ELSE [ __ ] available. >> Nobody got to explain NOTHING TO YOU GUYS. YOU GUYS ARE BEING DISORDERLY. You guys are being disorderly. >> YOU GUYS ARE BEING DISORDERLY. GET OFF THE [ __ ] THING. YOU GOT TO EXPLAIN. >> YOU GOT TO EXPLAIN [ __ ] [ __ ] TEARS. >> [ __ ] YOU. >> THAT'S FINE. If you want if you want to have a If you want to have an ADULT CONVERSATION, WE CAN DO THAT. >> ALL RIGHT. TURN AROUND. >> THOSE ARE [ __ ] KIDS, [ __ ] IN THAT IN THE HOUSE OR WE arrest everybody. >> Can you please tell me what my son is being >> once they're calmed down or in the house? I won't have a conversation. >> CAN WE GO OVER THIS WAY? [ __ ] I DON'T give a [ __ ] about all of that. I need to know why my son and my son is. >> All right. Does somebody want to have a You want to talk to me, dude? >> We're not going near the car and we're not going near them. Okay. So, what do you want to know right now? >> Okay. [ __ ] that. Why y'all pull them over? >> Cuz we're allowed. We're police officers. >> Oh my god. You >> So you want to know? Hold on. You want to know the reason? >> Then hear me out. Stop acting like that. >> Then hear me out. Okay. HEAR ME OUT. >> GET OUT OF THE ROOM. >> GET OUT OF THE ROAD. >> You put my That's my nephew. >> I hear I hear you, man. That's all I want to know. >> I can't have people yelling like crazy. >> I hear you, baby. >> Here. >> That's my sister. She good. So the reason for the stop was because they failed to signal when pulling over. You have to signal. You have to Yes. You have to swear to God. >> You still have to signal. That's always been Yes, >> bro. That is so [ __ ] dumb. >> Yes. When you're going >> when you're exiting the road. I'm not talking about that, bro. >> Because I know you wouldn't be lying if you said you did. >> I'm not lying. >> You would if you said you did. >> I'm not talking about if you did though. You said >> I'm not arguing with you either, man. >> I'm not arguing with you. >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm just telling you. >> You are. You're trying to you're trying to get your your part. >> That's all it was. So that's all it was. Now >> now whatever was in the car, I don't know. All I heard was a gun. >> So that's all I know right now. >> Okay. >> So other than that, >> being arrested. He's just being >> No. Wait a minute. >> They're they're in handcuffs right now. They're probably >> uh detained for right now. >> Okay. >> But we're going to have to take them down because of what was found in the car. >> Okay. That's that's all I was saying. I hear you, but I can't I can't explain it to you when I got people coming in the roadway and I got people yelling and cussing me out. >> So, I got to have that I got to have that. >> Yeah. My question from this guy is don't you think you guys kind of like extended the traffic stop a little bit further than it needed to go? Like what the fuckation tells me that cuz I didn't even know that. >> That's fine. THAT'S FINE. >> WHY DID YOU ALL WITH THAT [ __ ] LIKE THAT? >> THEY WOULDN'T EVEN BEEN doing Okay. JUST GOT DONE KILLING SOMEBODY >> NOW. You see what I'm saying? >> LOOK, Y'ALL JUST GOT DONE KILLING SOMEBODY. >> I hear you. And what I understand I I I'm hearing you. But what I was saying, >> you want to hear me? I swear you feel like that that was wrong. >> No, no. If you if you do, you can file a complaint. I don't I'm going right now like so go to jail. >> What? Yes, I can. You friend a dog on us? somebody with jail. They always That's the best thing they can. >> They don't even got to know. >> Why would he say that? I'm just telling you. That's it, man. I'm just telling you. I'm happy that you got a a page and I can figure out what's going on. >> That's Well, that's it, man. All right. Thank you, sir. Not >> So, if there you guys need I got one in the back of my car. >> We just need them to uh transport downtown for right now. Get them out of the Get them out of the scene. Hey, Thomas. Are you good WITH THIS CAR? >> WHAT'S THAT? >> OKAY. >> HEY, you're good up front, though. >> Thomas, you're you're good in here though. >> Yeah, I'm towing it. But >> that's fine. >> So, so the only the only two people right now we have concerns about that guy right there and that guy right there. As long as they stay if they start approaching again, if he starts approaching again, he's getting cuffed up. If he approaches the roadway, he needs cuffed up. We've we've been they've been warned multiple times. >> Um that's where it's at. If they stay right there for for now, they're good. He stays right there. For now, he's good. But as soon as they come back up, it's done. >> If you have individuals detained, get them out of the scene, please. >> All right. >> Good. All right. So, we have >> What's up, Kim? Shout out. Shout out to Kim. >> 51 recover. We got 2T in there. They're going downtown. We're getting >> I'm going to go smoke the cigarette real quick. I'll be listening to [ __ ] though. Hopefully, nothing exciting happens. Have to run back >> for the car. So, WE'LL JUST NEED >> WE'LL we'll remain on scene with one marked unit >> and just wait for the uh for the tow and them guys will be out. my car with him. I'll get your name in a second. >> I'm probably going to uh >> end stream after this one cuz I got a headache and this [ __ ] is not helping. >> I've been having a headache. >> Yeah. >> So, basically, we did traffic stop, detained people. They had 51 in the car. Once they did that, everyone hurt. The guy in the white's been worn multiple times and the guy in the black shirt right there been worn multiple times. If they approach again, they've been advised to be arrested cuz they they've been the main aggressor. Guy in the black shirt, guy in the white shirt. Other than that, I was able to actually talk to people. >> What about that one down there? >> Uh, which one? >> Sidewalk. Black shirt. >> All the way in the black shirt is a issue. If he stays over there, whatever. cuz we're going to get the tote and be done. That's that's all we're waiting for cuz we had the other two transported out of the area. Okay. >> But I supposedly everybody was family and wanted to start. Okay. >> That's about it. No one wants again. Yes or no? >> I believe so. I didn't search car. They said hotel. >> I'm trying to get my information from you. >> No, I hear you. >> I just want to know if they found a gun. >> Yeah, I believe they did because they told me they did. >> I don't think they found a gun. They have my gun on the other car. Everything that they I know, man. I can't talk about what what happened on other stuff. I can only talk about what's going on right now and what I know. >> I didn't even see nobody. I didn't seen nobody there >> and I can't explain that either. I didn't but I was advised there was one. >> That's why I'm explaining to you. I'm trying to do the best I can. >> That's all I can do, man. >> If if another sergeant with this right now, >> no, we have a sergeant on scene though. But as far as what was involved and who was here, >> then I'm letting you know. Yeah, I know. That's why I'm talking. >> You watch everything I did. So I'm telling you I told you that's why to me that's why I'm talking to you everything I did >> is it a gun to ask and they start screaming at me and I I WASN'T ON >> BEING arrested people you're more than welcome to jump >> okay this is what they said they pulled they pulled them over because they're being signaled to park they didn't put that Thank you. It was two under equipped with lights and sirens. We're allowed to make traffic stops. Yes. >> Yes. Right. Right. >> Okay. But two under because he didn't use his blinker to park. I agree with him. If they That's what they said. I DIDN'T KNOW THAT WAS BUT THEY SAID A gun and all that [ __ ] Like that's the gun in the car. >> That's what I'm saying. I'm like I'm like where's the gun? That's all I'm saying. I said where's the gun and all the stuff that like I know my nephew. I hear you. >> I know my nephew. >> Which one's your nephew? to be honest with you. >> Both of them. >> So they're both your nephew. >> Yes. I swear to God. The one is my sister son. That's right there. The one with the hair like mine and my sister. >> I know her and I know Ashley. >> Yeah. Cuz >> I I know you know this is our So the other all I All I can say is what I heard and what I did. So I did not I did not recover a gun. I did not. So there was another officer that >> said that they recovered. >> No, they didn't. So officer said they recovered a gun here. This young cop and then the white dude in the street are the ones that was here first. >> No, I was here first. >> I said he was here too. >> I was trying to control crowd because everybody sort of pointed in the street and we can't have that. >> Where's the gun? >> But no, >> we're it's in police custody right now. So >> and we're we're not going to pull it out and show people. >> But I understand I understand the concerns though. >> You said it was a gun. >> We had the gun. >> We don't know that. No, >> I don't know. I didn't I didn't see where it was. I was just saying I've been standing here with you. >> Okay. Well, then you're watching. If you were standing here with me, how how do I know? >> No, cuz we both been watching the car. >> I wasn't watching the car. I was watching the crowd. >> I was talking to you and watching the car. >> I hear, but I was watching the crowd because I got people >> I need to know. So, what James going down and then we can pick So, if you want to leave me a contact number, I will contact somebody when we figure out what's going on because I can't I got to write it down. I could write it down, but I can't I can't tell you >> but I can't tell you who is being arrested and who is not. I can tell you that they are both detained and they are both going downtown for right now. >> But I can call somebody once we're done and that's that's about it. >> Yeah, I got you take my number down >> actually. >> And his and his sir his mama will be here on her way too. She on her way too. I don't like telling nobody out there. >> Goofy ass [ __ ] >> Can you write down? You got a pen? >> All right. So, you was here from the beginning. >> You feel me? >> Who said that? >> Pull a gun out the car. >> Yes or no? >> You just write down her number. >> I said, "Did they pull a gun out the car?" >> 330. >> You just You just asked me. You say I asked you a question. I said >> I I heard you. >> Okay. So >> 280. >> So you can't answer 706. >> I mean y'all y'all the only two that uh you know that >> now you name Sharina. S H E R R E N I >> S K I L L E R N. Put >> a ticket on this [ __ ] car. illegal gun. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Talking about his veneers, dude. What the [ __ ] >> That's all I >> Did you hear that [ __ ] >> So I asked you that. >> I know. But yeah, >> listen. Be reasonable, man. Look, you're talking about officers that somebody told me that if our arm was recovered, that's what I told you. >> Yeah. >> But by you, but forgive me, but but you asking that, that makes me feel like you didn't believe me. So that you're calling me a liar. I remember you said you ain't noticed, >> right? But I'm saying that's what an officer told me. So, >> like I said, I didn't look in the car. I >> asked the question. >> I hear you. >> No, no. If it is, if it is, I you know, I understand. >> You're so You're you're allowed to ask questions, but there's 100% a time and a place. So, if we can't secure, if we're not secure and we got to control people from coming up, we can't do a question answer >> when everybody separated back. I didn't >> I get I get it. But we we got to we got to we got to be adults and we got to let the process run out >> because this is exactly what I would do is come over and talk to somebody who was willing to talk. That's it. >> It is a game deal with it. But >> the climate right now is volatile. >> It is. But but so but it it is but so is gun violence. >> So we we respond to shots fired every night in this city. I've seen multiple dead bodies. I've seen people shot multiple times like so if we find a firearm. >> What the [ __ ] [laughter] are you talking about, bro? I see people getting shot every night >> in the car. It It is serious. >> I never >> until we figure out otherwise that have I ever yelled since since me and you've been >> I haven't had an issue with you. I like I said, my issues were with two specific people. >> Okay. And until that was calmed down, I could do nothing else but try to >> At any point did you hear hear me elevate my voice? >> I'm I'm okay with you, man. I don't got nothing to >> Man, this this is how [ __ ] get [ __ ] up cuz you just said what you said and he just said he >> Well, he might have had it. >> I don't know. I don't even >> He might have had a different interaction with you when I was >> We never talked. We was all I could say. I said it's crazy. That's why I'm like That's why I want to get two perspectives on the gun. That's all it is. >> Perspectives. So >> yeah, for sure >> perspective. So >> perspective >> when you >> obviously my attention is going to the loudest people, >> right? And that's why I was telling him I said I don't >> I don't have like I said I don't have issue with you. I have issue with who? >> I just wanted to know. I just want to know. >> Guys about to get arrested for asking too many questions, dude. Let's see our team >> coordinator response. >> It took him to pull over two little boys. >> They're not little boys, so we're not going to we're not going to get into that either. That I hear you. But guys, we're not we're not talking about little boys. So that guy right there in the hood, he looks like a little he looks like a little boy. >> Huh? >> He looks like a little boy. >> Oh, no. He He's the freshman, >> right? He looks like a little boy. >> He is. So the guy >> they all little boys have not look like little boys. They are not little boys. They're growing men. They're teenagers. How are teenagers? >> Almost going to be full. >> Right. >> Are they 18? >> They just turned >> or they're turning 18. >> Are they both 18? >> No. One 18. >> Okay. So one is a full adult. Once you turn 18. Once you turn 18, you are an adult. >> For sure. For sure. >> So we're not >> uh Come talk to him. Come talk to him. Talk to him. Okay, I'm another guy. >> Okay, so the guy >> Let's go over this way, guys. >> Yeah, come over here. Just talk to >> Where's he at? >> So, are you mom? >> All right, you can talk to me, dear. >> So, >> so he was traffic stopped. >> Okay. So during during the traffic stop officers observed as the crowd grew larger and became more belligerent with officers. A male can be heard making threats and taunting a police canon dog. He began making comments about bringing his own dog out to attack the officers. They advised the male he needed to go back into his residence and not make threats toward the officers with his dog or he'd be arrested. >> Guys, come back. even [screaming] side. Sideway. I'm down. Give me YOUR HANDS. YOU PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> I GOT THEM. >> GIVE ME ONE BACK. >> GIVE ME A HAND. Give me a hand. >> Stop moving. >> All right. I got one. I got one. Give me another one. >> I guess we know who this uh neighborhood belongs to, huh? >> Give me another one. You got me behind. >> All right, we're good. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> Roll him up. Roll him up. >> Don't worry. We're going to GET YOU SIT UP. SIT UP. COME ON. BREATHE. >> SERGEANT. GOOD. >> I got sprayed right here. I'm sorry. >> I sprayed. >> Does it look like the cops have control of the situation? What the [ __ ] This [ __ ] is out [clears throat] of control. During this altercation, Officer Castow decided to release his canine dog on a handcuffed suspect. Here you can see the incident unfold from Officer Casto's body cam. basically a WATIG you can come home with me. I got one at home that you can come play with. >> No. >> What kind of dog YOU GOT? COME PLAY WITH a German shepherd. Oh, yeah. German. Hey, DON'T TELL ME. >> This is such a [ __ ] horrible situation, dude. >> They should not have [ __ ] pulled him over for some [ __ ] like that here. >> Hey, I'm about to put this guy in c Hey. HEY. HEY, SAY ONE MORE THING TO THIS DOG. >> You're about to go. >> GO INSIDE. YOU'RE GOING INSIDE. >> HEY, he's under a rock. He's not caught the dog. UP. STOP RESISTING. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. >> ALL RIGHT. HEY, CUT HIM UP. >> STOP RESISTING. >> BRO, what the [ __ ] Why' they let the dog attack him for so long? What the [ __ ] Uh, dude, he's [ __ ] cuffed up. What the [ __ ] What the [ __ ] >> dude? That was bad. That looked really bad. >> Yeah, that was horrible, dude. >> Yeah, his hands were like clearly behind his back. He was not moving at all. What the [ __ ] Good boy. >> Looking crazy yells. Good boy. What the [ __ ] I can't do nothing. Come on. COME ON. That's better. This [ __ ] got so out of control. I did not need to go like this, dude. What the [ __ ] >> You got one. Give me another behind you. >> All right. Okay. >> Okay. Breathe. >> Roll him. Breathe. >> Don't worry. We're going to get you set up. SIT UP. >> COME ON. CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> BRING YOUR HEELS to your butt. Bring your heels to your butt. >> I can't breathe. >> Bring your heels to your butt. >> Bring your heels to your butt. >> Bring your other heel to your butt. Come on. >> Ready. UP. >> NO. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> OH, I CAN'T BREATHE. >> 25 right here. Right here. >> Bro, I have seizures. Bro, I can't breathe. BRO, >> I got bike in there. HE SAID >> I HAVE SEIZURES. >> I HAVE SEIZURES. I HAVE SEIZURES. >> BRO, I HAVE SEIZURES. >> YOU got any OTHER MEDICAL PROBLEMS? >> YES, I have seizures, bro. Other than that, what else? >> We put him in 32 pairs. That's all we have. Has a cage. >> I'm going down. >> I'm going down. >> I'm going down. >> I'm going down. >> COME ON. YOU GOOD? >> THIS IS KIND OF a hard watch, man. [laughter] >> Jeez, that went so wrong. >> Why you like US LIKE THAT? YOU COME ON. You're good. Okay. Come on. You're >> No, I'm not. Oh, >> what's your name, boss? First and last name. >> Runners pockets. >> Yeah, I got a cell phone. 239. >> I need a medic for OC exposure. >> Where's the [ __ ] the toe at? I'm saying is it is it is it is it I mean is it using your time other than him driving it? >> No. >> Then can't we just leave it? >> Yeah, we absolutely >> [ __ ] out of here. >> Yeah, we absolutely can. >> Yeah. Yeah, we we just said that. Yeah. 239. >> Yeah. Ky's not here yet. Just go ahead and cancel him so we can get out of here. And the even crazier part is they wanted to tow his [ __ ] car when it was already parked at his house. Bro, what the [ __ ] >> The [ __ ] does that make any sense? >> Let's just get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Someone's going to drive my car. >> One of you drive his car. I'm going to drive. You got it? >> Yeah. >> Go ahead. >> Cast want a vlogger or a beag out there? >> We're clearing up now. We're just canceling the tail. We're going to get everybody out of here. >> Don't Don't rub it. Can't come. Just send that medic to headquarters for the OC exposure. We'll meet him down there. >> Multiple. >> Uh I do, but I I haven't updated in a while. It It was pretty not used at all, but yeah, I do have a Patreon, but I probably need to look at it and fix it up. It has It still has my old channel name and stuff, I think. >> Officers were sprayed in the face with pepper spray, and a total of five suspects were arrested for a rash of offenses. Officers decided to cancel the tow truck and leave the area. The original suspect was charged with having a weapon as a felon carrying a >> Oh, yeah. or you can donate to my uh to my tip link if you want. Um yeah, >> seal weapon, improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle. As for the individual that decided to fight with the officers, he was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business, and disorderly conduct. The following day, the mayor released a statement he was aware of officer Casau's conduct regarding this incident. Officer Castow was immediately placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of a full internal investigation after complete investigation on June. >> If you want to donate or leave a tip or whatever, you can use that link or you just Yeah. Just use like the super likes and stuff. >> 27th 2024, Officer Castow was relieved of duty for multiple policy violations and ter >> or a membership. You could buy a membership. I might do exclusive content at some point. terminated from his employment. >> Thank you, man. Appreciate it. We might want to watch one more. Watch one short one. Definitely not another hourong one, bro. Ain't no way. That was a good one, though. I'm glad we watched that one. But yeah. Oh, this sounds pretty good. >> That's why I'm stopping you. >> Charlotte cop caught on camera stealing cash from a detainee. >> Yeah. You have your lights on you. Just give me a moment. All right. Hey, appreciate you coming out. No worries. >> I haven't talked to him yet. >> Yeah, I haven't talked to him yet. Let him know it's a basic warning out of Mexico. Hey man, go step real quick. I'm going show you something. >> If you spoil this video, then I'm going to go delete my channel. >> Come on. Step back here. Go ahead and place that call. Transpawn on the top of it. >> What am I doing? Arresting to you. That's why I'm having >> You are under arrest at this time. You have a warrant out for your arrest. A warrant for what? >> I'm going to show it to you in a moment. Okay. >> Is this your car? >> It's my girlfriend's car. >> Can he drive it? The guy that's in the passenger seat. >> So, what am I? >> I'm going to show it to you. Okay. Come back here for a second. I'm going to give you I'm going to show you the light, too, where I caught you at 68. That's not really the biggest concern here. Okay. Um, but I'm going to show you the warrant once I get you secure. Okay. Is there anything you want to bring with you down there? I'm I'm saying I cannot understand. What am I doing? >> Yeah, it's a it's a warrant. I'm going to show you the actual warrant in just a moment when I try to transition down. Everything you need to know about stick. >> Okay. >> Do you want to bring these items with you or leave them in the car? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Like and subscribe. Yeah. I don't know. That last video was just wild, bro. Like it that [ __ ] got way out of control. Like I don't know. I mean I Yeah, I don't know. Like I would probably be okay with like what the cops did if it wasn't for that they pulled him over for [ __ ] not signaling to park. Bro, that's the most [ __ ] [ __ ] reason to pull someone over. >> Uh you can put them in my pocket. >> [ __ ] I'd be [ __ ] I'd be [ __ ] mad as [ __ ] too, if somebody pulled me over for that [ __ ] I would be like, "Are you [ __ ] serious?" [laughter] That's the first thing that'd be out of my mouth, dude. >> Step. All right. Can I get my uh Can you get my phone? Yes. Uh, link doesn't work. I don't know then. Just use super likes. I'm monetized now. Use that [ __ ] bro. I don't give a [ __ ] >> I'm going to leave that cash in there. >> I'm not trying to I'm not trying to use stream elements anyways, dude. Honestly, no. Not cash app, bro. You're [ __ ] crazy. What's up? What is my what is my money on the uh pill? >> What? >> Okay. >> What is that? That's my line. I've never seen one in my life. What are you doing on my property? >> Hold the window down. Tell you what you're in here for. stuff right here. >> What am I? >> So, I don't know what if you've had a history with them or not, but you got a US Marshal, >> a weapons violent. That's all it tells me. Okay. When you get down there, they're going to print it out for you. Okay. These >> two that's going with you. That's going to go with you. We're not giving that to anybody else. >> We got that off you. So we staying with you. So you know >> we didn't take none and nothing's going to be missing. >> All right. But I don't know where we are taking that. That's staying with you. That >> Yeah, Brandon's been giving me money. >> Chat, I wish I could turn to get some. I don't know why it's not working. >> I don't know why you need some you every bit of it going with you. Does that make sense? That that's accountability call when it comes to stuff like that. You know what I'm saying? So, >> just any type of double check. >> Okay, sir. Just give just a minute. All right. >> All right. I'm going to count your money in front of you. Okay. >> Here's here's big money. I'm going to put this in the in the bag for you. Okay. >> Yeah. Here. Here you go. All right. >> Yeah, she's counting right now. >> They're going to watch me. I heard >> 200 likes. >> Yeah. I mean, it don't matter, dude. Like, give me super likes. I don't care. [ __ ] YouTube takes a cut, but I don't give a [ __ ] They're giving me a [ __ ] platform and everything, so they probably deserve some of that [ __ ] money. YouTube's a good website, dude. I like I like this [ __ ] website. 1 2 3 >> support me in YouTube. >> Four 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Excuse me. >> I'm not trying to um question you or anything. >> Let me count him first. >> No. Can you Can you look in between his legs here, too? I think he just put some of my money in between his legs. I'm sorry. Oh yeah. >> How much money did you have on you? >> But I don't even know. Like I I get people cuping your ass like cash app, dude. I probably have to give my [ __ ] phone number. I ain't going to do that. [laughter] >> I'm asking >> I haven't touched it. Can you just check on the transition? >> Sir, listen to me. >> He's moving and everything. >> That's just a joke, bro. >> Sir, I'm good. >> Sir, listen to me. Tell me how much cash you had on you. What was the amount? I just want to see. I'm not going to lie. Can you Can you check? I'm not going. Hell no. He just I heard the rubber band pop. He told me >> Yeah. You want to send me some money to my Venmo? >> Stand right here. >> I'm going to stand right here. But can y'all please check your fellow officer, please? What's going on? Look, he's moving his arm right now. >> How much cash did you have on you? >> Can you check your I didn't >> Can you check your people? Cuz he's Yeah. Tell me what's all about. >> Look at his hand. He's tucking money. He's tucking money right in his right hand. >> Tell me. >> You know what's kind of crazy? Today I got money from uh from uh Amazon because apparently I they won like a class action lawsuit. I I won like 50 bucks for my I'll show you right now. I'm like I'm like not even kidding. I got $51 from Amazon through Venmo. >> I'll show you this right now. Can y'all check him? Hey, >> listen to me. What was his pass? >> He's telling her, "No, don't check me." Listen. >> Look at him moving. He's moving. Oh my god. Y'all not going to check him? >> Listen. >> Listen, listen. Listen, listen. Listen. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> I've been quiet the whole time. I'm not I'm not going to allow anybody to take your money. >> Look at him. He's moving. >> But look at me. >> Look at me. >> If If someone takes your money, it it will be a big problem. All right. No one's going to take your money. I can see his hand. I I I can see exactly where what >> I'll I'll pull up my computer. Hold on. >> No one's going to take your money. She's going to count. >> I'll take a screenshot over here. Watch him touch my money. >> There's more money in here. You're saying that that there's more money in here. >> Ask my question. Ask my question. You're saying that there's more more money in here? >> What I'm saying is he just touched my money and went through three different floor compartments and I seen him put it in between his legs. I heard my rubber band. I've been nothing but cooperative with you guys. All I wanted you guys to do is >> I'm saying but he already moved and did a lot of different stuff. >> Okay. Come on. >> I already let him move. >> Yeah. I got 50 bucks though for doing nothing. Well well the weird thing too the weird thing too was I thought it was like a scam or something at first. I'm not going to pull it up. I guess I won't do that. But but also I'm like bro I didn't even like sign up for any class action lawsuit or anything. They just sent me [ __ ] $51 for Venmo. But I looked it up. It was apparently like a crazy amount. It was like $2.5 billion dollars that they distributed to people cuz like they were making it intentionally hard for people to cancel their Amazon subscription. This shit's crazy. >> How much do you have on total so I can count it out and we can verify? That's what I'm asking you. >> We can know what the total amount was, >> man. I honestly don't. It was four bills. My wife gave it to me. You want to just She tried to give me I tried to give her the money. You said don't give it to her. >> Okay. >> Cuz I went to Wendy's. I got a Wendy's receipt, right? >> But do you know how much cash you had on it so I can count it out so we can verify the total? Do you know approximately how much you had on it? >> Yo, what's up, Kenzie? Thank you. That was the person who asked me for Cash App, too. Okay, I'm sorry, Kenzie. I maybe you were trying to give me money through cash app, but [laughter] I know I don't do that. Thanks though. I really appreciate it. [gasps] Hold on. I closed my celebration [ __ ] Hold on. Let me reopen it really quick. >> I said a number and I get it wrong because [cheering] I heard my rubber band being popped. >> I just grabbed it from the safe to give to her. That's not what you just told me. That's what I did. And I handed her the >> I'm not going. Have I g Have I gave you any problem? >> No, sir. You have >> That's all I wanted to ask. I just don't understand why y'all couldn't like I'm not going I sit on my face. I'm not going nowhere. I just wanted >> ask you how what your horn was. So we can count it out. You >> Thank you, Kenzie. It's a lot. It's a lot going on. I didn't know I had a warrant. I'm just trying to >> What's up, do you need DS World? How you doing? I'm trying to like just like comply with you guys. >> That just doesn't make sense to the point where like I just watched him me and you both watched him move his hands. I watched him tear up. I watched him look at you and tell him like look at look at you and tell you no you're like you're not about to I just watched him do way too much when I haven't been nothing but nice and compliant to you guys. >> I don't even know like what's happening in the video now. Dude, >> protocols and everything. don't have a clue. >> I'm doing good, but I don't have a clue what's happening in this video. >> They took his money or something and he knows >> what? So, we can sit here and count it out. We can verify that it's correct. >> It would it would have just helped me more seeing that you would have checked him like >> but like did you not see me walk over here? >> I did see that, sir. None of y'all none of y'all like none of you guys body cam alone like like I know >> mine's on right now >> but I know for a fact what I seen and what I heard and then when I asked him why was he like popping the rubber band on the money he said I was just making sure something but it's no need to make sure you feel what I'm saying like that's my property you feel what I'm saying and I know for a fact the money was touched but it's a million compartment >> yes I did touch it >> when I grab it out of the sink >> I understand so I don't want to argue with you Mr. I didn't know what >> No, sir. >> Okay. So, what we I typically do is count >> shutting them down. >> So, you can see that it's accurate. >> Was the money was altered before. >> So, when I turn it over to property, you can verify that the total we're counting out now is the total that you're going to get back. >> Okay. Are you good with me doing that right now? >> And then you can tell me, do you have any kind of idea about how much you would think you >> I do, but I rather you count the first time I know my head. But if you tell me afterwards that it's missing, that doesn't verify. >> But if you guys want to stop 10 with >> you tell me how much it was now, I can count it and we can verify if it's missing. >> Okay, >> I understand what you're saying, man. And I appreciate everything. I feel like you guys don't understand what I'm saying, but it's okay. I'm not tripping. You can count it out. I just like you counting it out right now, but just let them know exactly how much you I'm not tripping. I'm not trying to cause any problems or any uh Miss Miss Casperson Miss Casperson. I'm not trying to cause any problems. I just know what I know. You know what I'm saying? But I know I heard the band pop. I seen him fiddling. He did not just he would not just keep his hands up the whole time like like No, I didn't. He didn't open the door and say, "You can search me. Look, you feel what I'm saying? I heard my money." Like I like I'm a I'm a very great business. I just paid bills all a couple days ago. You feel what I'm saying? I I I just know for a fact that he touched my money. And then he was adamant about not giving my money to my wife or uh >> this guy caught him straight up, bro. >> I know you're going to keep the money on you, which wasn't a problem. You feel what I'm saying? But him touching the money >> [ __ ] red-handed, bro. >> Like I've been listening the whole time. >> He asked for he asked for the small envelope. He didn't put the money in there. Then he asked for like like this just it just doesn't make sense. But you can do your job. I'm not trying to like postpone or like cause a problem. I just want to see how much is missing out at this room. >> I want to count in front of you so you can see how much that you have. Okay. >> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 Five. >> I wonder how much he stole. >> 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >> 800. Really? Three. >> Five. Six. >> Yeah. Hold on. Hold on. >> So that's seven. >> 900. Just like just under the thousand. So it's not grand theft [laughter] probably. Huh. He's like, I just take 900 every time. Wait, I won't get in that much trouble. >> 7,000 7,000 >> 20 40 60 81 20 40 60 80 90 7 190. >> Okay. So, we haven't documented that you're saying that. Okay. >> Is that the rubber band? >> Yeah. >> You see me putting it all in here. >> What are we saying? 190. Right. >> I wasn't saying that you >> No, I I didn't I didn't say you said that. Okay. >> All right. But I said I wanted to count it out from in front of you so you can see how much is in there because when we turn this over to the sheriff's office then going to go to Marshalls that's going to go to the next sheriff's office. So this is us verifying that we're putting all your money in here. >> Can you write my name on there also? Uh can y'all like like like I I don't know the protocol of that but like can y'all check y'all like like this person because like if anything is on him like it would be in No, I don't I don't look. I'm I'm going to show you right here. Look, look, look, look at me. Look at me. >> Oh, he's trying to cover so hard. >> He's like, I'll search myself. I'll search myself. >> Most of the time, >> he's like, you don't need to search me. >> Like when somebody goes for a fact, they didn't do anything. >> I just search myself, bro. >> Just saying like let you search them. And I don't have kids, you feel what I'm saying? But I know how that goes because my mom did foster care. So, I'm like up to par with all of that. And on top of that, if I didn't do anything like how me and you been talking the whole time, just like how me and you was talking the whole time. If I didn't do anything, I have nothing that I'm worried about. You feel what I'm saying? >> There will be no reason for him to show me his pockets and stuff. Like I know for a fact, I want you to feel >> comfortable. I would I would I would have felt comfortable if your colleagues would have searched you at the exact time where I knew where the money was cuz I seen you kept going in between your legs and then every time everybody put all of the the attention on me, you kept moving. I don't know if it's in your door. I don't know where it's at, but just like look, >> I don't even care to find the money, but how you know how you know for a fact, right? >> Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Do you mind if I move? >> COME HERE. You want I want you to come here so you know that. >> Okay. Do Do you see anything? >> No. Yeah. No cap. I'm not even going to touch it. It's blue hunds right here. It's all the blue hunds are right there behind that receipt. Thank you. All that's my money. He didn't have that. >> This is your money? >> Yes. I heard him crumble it up. Thank you. Thank you. All that's been record That's my money. >> That's my money right there. >> Sir, you've been watching me the whole time. >> I seen you take it. I seen you coming. >> If I'm right, it's going to be around $1,000 if I'm right. And like I told you, I just went to Wendy's. >> I saw just went to Wendy's. >> If you >> It's like $979, bro. Wait, how much is Wendy's? Like 14 bucks. No, 20 bucks now, right? It's $98022. >> I just want to sit down so y'all don't try to resist. I don't want to do nothing. All I know for a fact is I know what I know and I've seen it. >> I just wanted you guys to trust me. You saying? That's why I was just acting a little irate. But I'm perfectly fine. You sir, I wasn't trying to expose. >> That is not me, bud. Brother, I just seen you steal my money. It was no reason to pop my rubber band, brother. It was no reason for me to pop my rubber band off my money. I DIDN'T POP YOUR RUBBER BAND OFF your mind. I heard it. Me and you just spoke about it. You heard him agree to it when when we first when I first got I said I heard you did rubber band. You said oh I had to do something something something about >> it's okay. I know it >> I just witnessed here today. Mr. Chapman went in my money. He separated my money. He was trying to steal it and I caught it. He put it in between his legs and as his as his colleagues approached me, he worked it towards the door. He tried to make it seem like I was lying. I'm not going anywhere. I'm in full custody of of of these officers. I'm being detained. I'm not going anywhere. I don't want any problem. I'm not armed. I didn't do anything wrong. I >> uh it is pretty weird that money was in your door, sir. Little bit odd. >> Just pulled over before a traffic stop. >> You normally keep about $1,000 in your cop car door. >> Steal some of my money. >> Hey, we're hearing you, but there's no need to say all the >> No, I I was just looking at the camera. I know. I just know how it go. You feel what I'm saying? I don't want to cause >> my camera's on the entire time. All right. So, let's take it down or not? >> Yes, ma'am. I apologize. I'm so sorry. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, what are we going to do about this problem? Cuz he just tried to steal some of my >> I'm not trying to put any allegations on him. I'm not trying to say anything. I'm not I'm not using my words like to try to hurt anybody. I just know what >> I'm not trying to put any allegations on him, but he [ __ ] stole my money. >> And then I don't even like the fact I know you guys have like special protocol. I don't even like the fact that he just tried to steal >> and nobody like stood up for you. You feel what I'm saying? Like nobody was like, "Okay." >> Nobody saw anything, >> but nobody would saw anything that you said. >> I appreciate it, Mr. Morris. You his sergeant? >> Yes. >> Yes, he is my sergeant. >> Sir, I have 2020 and I can read. I remember when you called him out. I could tell you everything he said to you. Perfect timing. This is perfect. Perfectly you call me out this time because you didn't know the protocol. >> [ __ ] The got the [ __ ] guy with the photographic memory. Holy [ __ ] dude. He's going to be a good son. >> Taken care of. Correct. Incorrect. >> That's correct. That's why I called him out. >> But you just separate. What? So what was the purpose of you separating my money while you gave her money while you just watched her count my money out in full? >> I mean, yeah. Maybe don't steal money from the guy who has like [ __ ] 10 grand in his pocket. He might be a little smarter than you. >> You just wasted a you you wasted an evidence cuz now she has to rewrite a totally different number. So, if I would have agreed to the number that I didn't know when she asked me, then I would have been like ridiculed or foreseen as a liar or something. That's why I didn't answer your question, ma'am, cuz I said that I had just went to Wendy's. I believe that's my receipt. I only ordered a 10 piece nugget and I ordered like a fry and something to drink. So, I didn't know the actual amount of the money. All I know is when my girlfriend got off work at 5:00, I was supposed to give her that money for the rest of the bills and she was going to get her car back. I was in a car wreck this week. That's why I wasn't in my own car, man. That was my girlfriend's car, Diamond Alexander. That's why when >> this guy's convinced, dude. He's like, "Why would the [ __ ] would this guy be making up all this [ __ ] It doesn't help him at all." [laughter] >> When you initially pulled me over and y'all probably have my phones, you can see the call record. I called her at like 4 something to let her know, babe, I'm being pulled over in your car. In my eyes, I thought it was going to be for the tag, the temporary tag thing, the sticker. But >> that was initially just for your speed. I promise you. >> No, I apologize, sir. I apologize. I'm just trying to do what I got to do. But I know for a fact what I heard, I have 2020 vision. I'm not a criminal. I don't do things that I'm not supposed to. I heard him tampering with that rubber band. That rubber band was on that money because my girlfriend gave me the money this morning and told me I wasn't even supposed to be in her car to [laughter] pick her up. >> He's [ __ ] laying out all the details with that photographic memory. I'm pretty sure when y'all check the car, y'all see the real Chase. >> What's your What's your full name? >> Any Tyreek Moon. M O N C R E last name. >> Dude, dude, we have all all your information. >> Yes, sir. But I want to know what y'all going to do about Mr. Chapman. >> Okay. >> You He was just caught at work tampering with evidence. >> Mr. Moon, I'm I'm going to do my job. All right. So, >> I want it wrote down. I'm not going to lie. Not you, Mr. Morris. I'm not cut you off. Look, listen. There's nothing I can give you right now to tell you what what what I'm going to do. But like what I tell you what I'm going to do is if if if you legend that that he did something. Did you recount the extra money? >> No, it's 900. >> Oh, it's 900. I have it right here. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Oh, so they get basically you alleging that officer Chapman did or did something wrong. >> So you guys don't >> listen listen. I'm telling you exactly what I'm going to do. Do do not parse every word. I'm telling you. I'm telling you exactly what I'm going to do. All right. Is that I I have to get on the phone. >> He's mad, but he's going to be respectful. >> Call my supervisors to know to write up the chain. All right. But you're But but you're a smart guy. Oh, yeah. I understand. I wasn't trying. >> But but like that's why I'm I'm asking you if you gave them all of your information on how to get in contact with you. >> Did you do that? >> Name my first name and last name. >> Do do a address and a and a phone number. You still have a gold pan. >> Yes, sir. >> We'll see if they get your phone number. Yeah. Everything else number. >> Uh you can take >> I don't think it was the same receipt, dude. No, it wasn't Brandon because it was a receipt for uh Panda Express. I'm pretty sure the cop probably bought Panda Express and he just like threw the receipt on top so people wouldn't be like, "Oh, there's money." You know, but cuz this guy was saying he got Wendy's. Dude, I got a photographic memory, too. [laughter] >> I know. I know all the details, dude. >> I was actually a flock camera all along. What's your mom's name? Okay. Also, >> you sir, >> also it's like 13 in long. >> Yeah. Or >> uh just for like to put in my property, uh I would like for you to write down um >> my vlog camera. I mean, >> Sergeant Moore's name. I would like for you to write down uh uh Mr. Lax's name. I would like for you to write down your name and um Mr. Chapman's name. And it's not like it's not like I just don't want to forget it. You >> let me get you in my car. >> My information is also on the citation. I appreciate it, sir. >> I appreciate you guys. >> Dude, that's a huge flock camera. Big giant flock >> like analyzing the situation. >> Huge flock. If it wasn't said like this or seen like this or foreseen like this, nobody would have believed me. You feel what I'm saying? I just want you guys to believe. I'm sorry if I seem I rape or >> another pocket >> or I'm sorry if I seem like >> my flock is much bigger than yours to believe without me. >> My flock could walk right out the door with the feeling so pure. >> It's got you screaming out more. I knew there was something like y'all be like, >> "Yeah, they'll do that again at the uh at >> Yes, ma'am. >> Captain, his ID is on the dashboard up there. Do >> you mind putting it in in my evidence file? Can I get like your name?" >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> All right. Okay. So, like this is what's going to happen. All right. We we have people coming in. Obviously, they they have to talk talk to you. All right. So, um I I'm going have to hold them to your weapon real quick. Okay. >> Yep. Go ahead. Take just take the uh whole holster off. It's one of them. I got um Sergeant Burke and one of his detectives won't come and speak to you. All right. So, just chill out, relax, do anything. >> No, I'm I'm I just want to apologize everything I say, man. It's one of these things, dude. I I'm sorry. >> One of those things, bro. What do you mean? What do you mean it's one of those things? [sighs] >> What the [ __ ] does that mean? >> Um, anything to drink or anything, man? >> No. Just want to say I'm sorry. I got you, brother. Well, we're going to walk out of here and close the door, okay? Until they get here. Okay, buddy. All right. Uh, let me know if you need anything. All right. I'm good as I appreciate it. >> They're still being so [ __ ] nice to him. Holy [ __ ] Oh my god. He [ __ ] spilled the beans after that. I'm sure. Didn't put that [ __ ] in the [ __ ] video though. God damn. [sighs] God, that was hard to watch, too. That [ __ ] guy schooled the [ __ ] out of him. What the [ __ ] [laughter] Oh, man. [sighs] Well, I'm going to go ahead and end stream. I got a headache and I'm gonna go. Bye y'all. Bye. Bye. Like the video. Subscribe. Oh, I don't have any. I took Tylenol, but I want to close my eyes and lay down. So, I'll see you guys later. Bye-bye. Don't let the [ __ ] police come and snatch you up. Steal your money. All right. See you. Bye. My finger's going to the button. Actually, no, it's not. I'm just going to turn off the stream. Bye. See you later.