Viewer discretion is advised. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. [music] >> Calm down. Calls people. >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. I've been on the Witchaw Police Department now for about 7 years. Actually, next month will be my anniversary. I've always been in love with this department. My father was a lieutenant on the department during the BTK era. My brother's been on the department for 14 years and we're what we call a legacy family. Really enjoy doing this and something that I've always strived for. We ran this car's license plate and it came back as a stolen tag. So, we're going to try to make a traffic stop on it. Charlie 171, we are north on hydraulic. West on Morris. Ran the stop sign at Greenwood. Ran the stop sign at Ellis and south on Ellis. Signal has turned. Traction continuing west. No traffic. Speeds are 25. South in an alleyway and force back hydraulic. Stolen license plate, potential stolen vehicle. He is out on Lincoln. We are heading west. Got a stolen vehicle trying to lose us here. Speeds are 50. No traffic. Ran the stop sign of Zimmerly. Continuing south. I'm coming up to Harry. Ran into a house on Boston. STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. DOWN ON THE GROUND. DOWN ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. ON YOUR BELLY. TURN OVER. ON YOUR STOMACH NOW. On your stomach. Put your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. Please stop. Please. Offic. It wasn't me. I was on the passenger seat. >> Alice. Why he wrecked when he jumped? Please don't. do anything wrong. >> Stand up. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Stand up. >> SISTER, TELL THEM that he was driving, not me. >> Stand up. Walk over here. Back in your vehicle. I don't need you. >> That's my sister. >> I don't care who it is. >> She will tell you how I'm driving. >> Back in your vehicle, please. >> Sit right here on the ground while I turn my siren off. I can tell you his name and everything, but it wasn't me who drive his. I jumped out the passenger seat. >> Tell me what his name is. >> Alex. >> Alex? What? >> I don't even know. >> Alex. >> I don't know. He's awesome. >> Is he white, black, Hispanic? >> He's back. >> Okay. How old is he? >> I don't know. He's like 15. I'm so scared right now cuz I thought he was going to kill us. >> What's your first name? >> Jody. >> J O D Y. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Can you tell him? >> I'll be with you in a minute. Okay. >> My name is Jeffy. Who is this dude to you? >> He's my cousin. >> He's your cousin. You don't know his last name? >> I know my real cousin. I just call him my cousin. >> There's a vehicle. Can I put her in real quick? >> I'm not the driver. >> Come on. I'm going to loosen up your cousin. >> You let sit in a vehicle with some air conditioning. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Come right over here to this car. >> Okay. I try to stop it. >> Sit down and catch your breath. >> Can I talk to my sister, please? >> In a minute. Okay. Do you know whose house this is or we just have an accident here? >> I asked to stop. Let me out. And he wouldn't. And then he just >> Why is he running? >> I don't know. I have no idea. >> Okay. He did. Did he say anything while he was driving there? >> No, he just did it and it scared the out of me. I didn't know what to do. I thought he was going to hit the house. >> All right, Jody, hang tight. I got to shut the door real quick, okay? And I'll be right back with you. I'm going to get your sister and let you talk to her. Okay. >> She's right there. >> I know her sister. >> So, this was a vehicle that we noticed the license plate was stolen off a recent case of ours. Uh, the vehicle left the smoke shop, started heading south unhydraulic until we got behind it, and it decided to do a U-turn and give us a little bit of a chase through a neighborhood, ended up crashing into these poor folks' house over here. We did notice underneath the driver's seat that there's two black flip-flops, and the individual we have in custody is not wearing shoes. >> Hello, sir. Were you inside your house when this vehicle crashed? >> Yeah. Just as they hit, we come right out here. So, >> did you see anybody fleeing from the vehicle? I didn't see anybody. Did you? >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Yes, >> you did. >> I didn't see which direction. >> Could you see how many people? >> I just saw one come out of the driver's side. >> Okay. Do I have your permission to take this vehicle off your property? >> Oh, heck yeah. >> Terrific. I didn't think I'd have to fight you on that one. >> Jody, are you doing all right? >> No, I really have to pee. >> Well, I can't help you with that right this minute, but we may be able to get to that point. Okay. >> So, I'm going to jail. >> I didn't say that yet. >> Oh, good. You're taking me to a bathroom. I >> Well, if I can get you to a bathroom, right? Okay. So, here's my problems, Jody. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to be honest with you cuz that's the type of officer I am. >> Okay. >> This one. >> I was sitting off the vehicle before you guys left the gas the little smoke shop over there >> and I saw a tall individual with a bun >> just like yours get into the driver's seat. >> That's fine. >> And this vehicle where it wrecked out, the people inside saw one person run from that vehicle. >> He didn't get out right here. I did. He got out before we hit the house. So, he got out running. >> No, he like I don't even know how to explain >> why the car was still rolling. He jumped out. >> Okay. He did not even come this way. >> It's funny to me. There's black flip-flops laying on the floorboard of that car and you're not wearing any shoes. >> I bet you they're not my size. >> Well, we're not going to play Cinderella today. >> No, I'm just saying they're not mine. >> All right, hang tight for me. >> How long can it be till I talk to my sister? >> It's going to be just a couple minutes. Okay. >> And if I do have to take these charges for this guy, what are they going to be? Cuz I have a kid. I'm trying to get back to him. I'm >> Well, that I'm I'm not clear on all that right now. All I can tell you right now is that the vehicle stolen. >> Yeah. I I just wanted to give you my real name. >> Well, the name you gave me was Jody Bright. >> Yeah. >> Is that not your real name? >> Yeah. >> What's your real name? >> Kylie. >> Why'd you lie to me about how you are? >> Cuz I have a warrant. >> Who's your warrant through? >> My probation officer. I have Why I supposed to go? It's just a misdemeanor. I have to go into the walk. Well, I was supposed to go in the walk. >> Wait a minute. Your warrant was just a misdemeanor. Do you know that you and I could have talked >> and sent you on your way >> instead of you running? >> Is that a shock? I just >> Trust me, I get shot on a lot of times. I don't run. Unfortunately, tonight you are going to have to go to jail. Okay. You've got your Cedric County warrant, possession of stolen property. You're having an evading the elude and an obstruct charge. >> I've been on the force for about year and a half already. Originally from Seattle. really love Pittsburgh. I was also in the army and very purpose driven uh wanting to help people and so that's that's why I wanted to come to Pittsburgh and >> looks like we got a call here >> the uptown neighborhood of Pittsburgh looks like a violent domestic going to back these units up real quick >> why why was she recording this what >> I Oh no. I just saw a flat little but I said you told me to go to the store. I went to the store just for you. But I hear I always get in trouble but I don't even know what I said. >> Let me get breath. >> I trying to go to jail. >> Who said you're going to jail? I don't understand >> because the police officer please the female not the recording. >> Did you Did you hit her? >> No, we're trying to grab her phone out for her. >> Okay. Well, let's we'll deal with that in a minute. I'm trying to figure out why you guys are arguing. Did you take her phone from her? >> No. She had her phone on her hand. I was I said, "Bae, can I please see the recording? Can I please see the recording?" She was like, "Babe, I'm not recording you." I said, "Be was in a store just for you. >> I love her. I've been for nine years." I said, "I know. I know I cheated on her. I told her the truth. I know I made a mistake. This is my bad. I love this woman. I love this woman. >> For nine years, I love this woman." >> So, did he punch you at all? who was just wrestling for >> over there. You can see guys. >> So he tried he just tried to grab your phone but he didn't like punch me. >> He was pushing me. He was punching me so I can get let go of my phone like I know you record me. You set me up for the police. The PO told me do not drive my car while you're under dispenser. The judge told me he steal your car recording. And that's what I done. >> Recording him because he drove the car. >> I was I was recording because I I didn't know where the hell my car went. And after he told me he didn't drive my car, >> okay, >> he said, "I don't got your car." I'm like, "Well, shoot. Let me get outside cuz I know if he got it, he's going to be pulling up pretty soon." I was fighting for my phone cuz he wanted to delete the >> He showed up in the truck and then you start recording him as soon as he was driving. >> No, I was recording sitting down cuz if he pulled up, I want to get him a good picture of him getting out the car, parking, bail parking. I got a good finish of it. >> Okay. So then he came over. >> He came over like you recording me. Oh no, no, no. You got proof. Detected my PO. >> You got proof, [ __ ] Now I'mma kill you. And I'm like, "No, you're not. No, you're not gonna kill me today." So that's when I hurried. He's He's like, "Give me your phone. Give me your phone." I'm like, "No, I'm not letting go my phone." So he broke my, you know, and really I wasn't fighting back. Only thing I was trying to do was embrace my phone from him taking it out my hand. >> So he tried grabbing your phone, but >> Yes. with all his mic so he erase the video that I'm getting ready to show to his PO. >> Okay. >> I want him to stop bothering me. He keeps fighting me all week. >> Who is he to you? >> He's my ex-friend. ex-friend. >> Well, ex >> like boyfriend type thing. Ex-boyfriend. So, you guys have been former intimate partners? >> Yes. But not really. Not really because I haven't had sex with him in years. >> Well, it's Yeah, it's a Yes. Like if it's if ever in the past like that. >> Yeah. So, if y'all don't do nothing like bring him in cuz I'm pressing charges all the way. You see these nails? You see my wrist? You see all this? >> Go with that right there. Your hand twisted my damn hand. Well, it >> looks like there's blood on YOUR HAND. YES. Is that from you? Like is there >> everything I know I got back issues. I know I got mental issues, but this is my day. >> I know. You know what I'm saying? And stuff like that. I don't want to be bothered anymore. You done choked me half to death over there. Thank God that these people was sitting here, you know, driving by trying to help me. >> And I told the lady, "Get out of here. It's too dangerous." You know what I'm saying? Cuz she might get hurt in the midst of trying to break somebody up. >> Okay. You said it happened over there where your shoes are. >> Yes. Yes. Okay. >> Took me out of my shoes. Okay. >> And I'm like, for real though, is you really joking me for this? >> I want your phone. Give me your phone. I want to erase this. All right. >> Hang out here real tight. My partner. >> Okay. My partner charges this time. >> Just don't go anywhere. All right. Just hang. >> I never wanted to do this. I never wanted to do this. >> All right. Just stand here for a few minutes. Okay. >> I never wanted to do this. >> What's your name? What's your name? >> My name is Darnell. >> Darnell? >> Yes, sir. >> You got your ID on your Darnell? >> Yes, sir. So, what's going on? >> Give me your ID real quick and I'll explain to you. >> Listen, I've been with her for years, man. >> Stay back there. All right. Do me a favor right now. Can you give me your stuff and you turn up and put your hands behind your back? >> I'm going to jail. >> You're being detained right now. >> So, I'm going to jail. >> You're being detained right now. >> So, that mean I'm going to jail, right? >> Right now? We'll talk about in a second. You're being detained. >> I'm going to jail. >> Just turn. >> I'm going to jail. >> Just hold on. We're We're going to talk, >> man. Babe, I'm going to jail. >> Why, babe? I love you. Why? I love you, baby. >> Please don't let me go to jail. I love my woman. I feel her face. I love her and I'm going to jail. >> You are going to go to jail right now. Okay. >> What? >> I'll explain. Take >> But I'm on probation. >> I I don't This has nothing to do with your probation. >> Why? I don't want I don't want no detainer for now. Calm down. >> I don't want no detainer, bro. >> This has nothing to do with your probation. Right now, you're going to jail because she has visible injury and she's saying that you caused those injuries. >> I didn't cause her no injuries. >> Hey, I didn't cause you no injuries. >> Don't Don't talk to her. It's only going to make things worse. Babe, don't do that for me. Thank you. >> Like I said, she has some injuries on her and you you admitted that you went over and you tried to take the phone during that physical altercation. She sustained an injury and she got some dried blood on her and some scratches. So, >> it ain't for me. >> Well, it was during whatever was going on over there. >> No, that's not for me though. I didn't do that. Can I say one word to her real quick? >> You can contact her after after. >> Let's let this calm down. Let's just sit in the car >> cuz we got to get you in here and we'll we'll secure your property that I have up there. >> Yay. Don't they want to you, babe? I love you. >> Have a seat, Carell. Watch your head. Just sit tight. We'll go ahead. We'll talk to you in a few minutes. Okay. >> No more taking advantage of me. I'm 20 years older than you. All I tried to do is be a role model for you and try to help you through the years. DJ, we are not in the relationship. You got the whole thing twisted. >> I love you. >> I don't love you. Love doesn't hurt like this. It's finally over. Goodbye. Have a good life. No, I love you from the bottom of my heart. >> I grew up in a family of cops. My dad, my relatives, my cousins are all police officers. Joined the military at 18, but ultimately being a police officer is what I wanted to do. I've been on the department for 5 years. So, my family definitely supports the decision of being a police officer, but I also get a lot of enjoyment being able to work these specific areas that I'm working and the people that are on my team. I couldn't I can't think of anywhere else I'd rather be. We're going to go and do a patrol through one of the problem complexes that we have in the area. Because of the issues, there's a lot of no trespassing signs. So, we're going to see if anybody's hanging in the area that doesn't belong there. >> Go to the front. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I'll tell you at the front. Go to the front. >> Wait, tell me that I live here with you. >> See? >> Oh my god. >> Go to the front. >> Jelly. Really? >> Jelly. >> Put that on the hood. >> What the hell, dude? Put that on the hood. >> Why you shaking so much? >> Oh, man. >> Separate your feet. >> This is >> Separate your feet. >> This is not This No, that's No, >> that's not No. That's so >> What's your first name? >> Matthew. >> Matthew. >> Yeah. >> Do not reach for that. Do you understand me? If you reach for it, we're going to have issues. >> I know. Just You got anything else on you that I need to know about? >> No. >> I'm four. I got one in custody. Got a 413 in his pocket. Can you run me an additional unit when you have one? >> Have a seat. I'll talk to you in a second. All right. >> All right. What's your first name? >> Matthew. >> Matthew. >> Yeah. >> All right. Matthew. saw you hanging out at the front over there on the property. How long have you been in this area? >> Three years. >> Three years. Okay. So, are you aware of the problems that we've had in the complex? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, for that specific reason, the property manager and the property itself put a bunch of no trespassing signs up around this area. Okay. So, if you're hanging out in front and you're talking and as soon as I pass you and I turn around this way and all of a sudden the whole group sees me and you guys start walking away, right? That's why I'm stopping you is to make sure that you're here because you guys are smoking and joking on the on that corner right there. >> I mean, well, I'm just curious. I mean, I was pouring talking with with a female and you know, she stepped inside. I mean, you saw I was leaving from her, you know, from talking with her. You know, >> I'm not disagreeing with you. Everything you're saying is correct. >> I mean, nothing I was doing, you know, seemed out of the ordinary. I mean, uh, the other people, I have no idea who they were that would that walked past. I mean, I was just having a conversation with her. >> Yeah. So, even even in that coincidence, the fact that soon as everybody sees me, they leave, right? You happen to be the one that I catch right there. I stop you and then right right when I get to the front, what did you ask that girl? Hey, tell him that I live here. Tell him that I live here. And then what did she tell me? >> So, >> she said I don't know him. Right? So, now it's like >> she just didn't want to get mixed up. >> Right? When I stop you and I ask you to come to the front of the vehicle, that's not to ask me questions. All right? I'm stopping you for a legitimate reason. Okay. To make sure that the right people are here and that there's not anything criminal going on, which in this case there is something. Okay. Let me ask you this. Is that your gun? >> No. >> That's not your gun? >> No, it is. I mean, I bought it. >> You bought it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How long ago did you buy it? >> Week ago. >> How long? >> Less than a week ago. >> Okay. Do you have a concealed carry uh weapons permit? >> No. Okay. So, why'd you have it in your pocket? >> Protection. all the trouble that's going on around here. >> Okay. >> I just don't want to be caught like off guard. And >> are you having problems with anybody in the area? >> Everybody. >> Like who? Give me a specific cuz I know you know a specific. I'm going to take this off. All right. >> Like all the blind people in the gang. You know, one's from this side, the other from that side. >> Okay. >> I don't gang bang. But still, I mean, I don't say I don't gang bang. And then they still >> So why not leave the area? I have nowhere else to go. >> Where are you from? >> Bakersfield, >> California. >> Yes. >> How long ago did you move out here? >> 3 years ago. >> Was it for anything specific like a job? >> Get away from all that gang violence in my neighborhood cuz it was worse in my neighborhood because I was Mexican. >> Okay. Let me ask you this. What uh since you moved out here, have you gotten looking at any jobs? Have you gotten into anything? Are you looking at anything progressive to help you out? I was working for a while and then I just fell into a bit of depression, I guess, and just I guess messed up. >> Okay. And what did that depression cause you to go on to like narcotics or >> somewhat? >> Okay. What specific ones? >> Heroin. >> Heroin. >> I'm trying to go to the VA. Still haven't done that. >> Okay. So, VA, you're veteran. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Well, thank you for your service. When did you serve? >> 2006, 2010. >> Okay. So, I was Air Force >> Navy. Okay. You can still call them. They can still give you some help and stuff like that. All right. But as far as the narcotics usage goes, dude, you got to get off that stuff cuz that stuff's going to kill you. >> Yeah, I know. >> Where do you get it at? Is it normally around here or >> wherever? >> All over the place. >> Everywhere. Someone has it on them and they're walking by. If I have the money, >> do you got any family out here? >> No. >> All right. >> So, what's the seriousness of this? I mean, what's going to happen? >> So, you had the gun on you. There's no there's no avoiding that. you had it in your pocket. Um, Nevada is an open carry state. In this case, you had it in your pocket, which was not discernible by me when I first saw you because if it was, we probably would have had a different discussion as far as how we were going to do things. So, because you had it concealed in your pocket, that is a felony crime. So, today you're going to be going to jail with me for unlawful concealed carry of a firearm. Okay. From a service member to service member. Okay. I am going to give you information if you're interested as far as contacting the VA to get you that that help for that job. Is that something that you'd be interested in? >> All right. You can at least make that choice on on whether or not you want to utilize those services, do a little bit better for yourself. >> I'll get you down there. Possibly get you some chow while you're down there and then we'll kind of hang out from there. Okay. >> 132 bush. I've got him at gunpoint. >> Okay. 132 >> 1047. 1047 4360. >> Okay. Still code three. [music] >> Viewer discretion is advised. >> [music] >> Turn on. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. >> Calm down. >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. >> So, I moved up here a year ago from the Bay Area. Uh, I was working for a big department down there. It's kind of crowded in the Bay Area. I'm happy up here. I got a house on 20 acres. I got some sheep. I do some ranching on the side. I got a couple of dogs and originally from Germany, but uh I like the US. I like working here. It suits me very well. >> Position property. I'm going to look back here. There's an area behind the motel here. They're they're selling drugs there. So, just going to roll in there, black out, and try to sneak up on them. See if we can see a transaction. >> Yeah, that's a BMW. >> Okay. See me. Show me your hands. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. 61 CODE six hotel 61 is running. >> HEY, YOU WILL GET CHASED. Hands out. >> Hands out. >> Get your hands out. >> Keep your hands out. Hands stay back. Get your hands on your back. >> Hands on your back. >> Give me your other hand. [sighs] 61. I got one detail inside. There's a big gray BMW that took off on me. White male driver gray BMW took off. [sighs and gasps] Don't you move. Who's your buddy? Who's your buddy? This one is Carolina. Huh? >> I didn't see the police. That was right up the street. You didn't see him. [panting] Okay, turn around. Sit up. >> Who's your buddy? >> Carolina. >> Huh? >> His name's Carolina. >> Carolina. Carolina who? >> That's what he goes by. >> Push you up. Okay. >> What's his last name? >> He just feels like Carolina's name. You buying from him? Is that why you what you guys are doing here? All right. So, you're under arrest for resisting. Okay. >> Resisting. >> Yes. Because you ran and I told you not to. Okay. Spread your feet. [sighs and gasps] >> So, I probably have some drugs I just bought. >> You have some what? >> Some drugs I just bought from him. >> Okay. Where are they at? They're >> probably in my pocket. Okay. Thanks for being up front. That goes a long way. Okay. All right. Just one step back. >> Okay. Get that in a second. >> You sure that he's the one selling and not you? >> I don't got no scales or nothing, huh? >> No, I just bought it. >> You got all the cash though? >> I just gave him half my cash. M. You gave him half. Why you got so much cash on you? Did you buy You sell some more and I got this. Oh, >> I bought some. >> Well, then your money should be gone, right? >> He buys some or did you just rip him off because I intervened and he went running with the cash and the dope? >> Well, I still I have my money in my hand. So, >> let me let me tell you this. I don't believe a word you're saying, but that's okay. >> All right. Put him in your car. Yeah, we'll >> walk through. All right. So, we're testing right now. Yeah. So, tar heroin smells like vinegar. So, this has a very strong smell of vinegar. And like the name implies, it's like tar. So, cut off a really small piece. Just dump it in there. Crush it. So, it's going to take a minute to react because it's it's solid. So set it against that white paper. >> Yeah, there we go. Now it's starting that purple. >> So you can see it's starting to turn. So based on the we call it presumptive field test slightly heroin and uh it's going to be put on evidence and then the lab's going to test it to make sure. So we'll go and talk to him and see what he says. Hey David, just I had a few questions for you about what would happen. >> So, uh, when I walk up on you, I saw see you in the passenger seat, right? Driver, he ditches, I think, a needle or something that I saw. >> And then uh and then before I know it, you jump out of the car. >> He takes off, right? >> Start driving off. So, I jumped off. >> Yeah. Why'd you jump out? cuz I don't want to get no high-speed chase. >> Okay. So, you you knew he was going to take off? >> No, I I didn't know. That's what I was trying to get off. >> So, what did you think? I mean, when you when you saw me, what did you think? >> I didn't I didn't know what was going on. >> Okay. >> I seen >> But you saw me, right? >> I saw him and I tried to get out the car and he started driving off and then >> Okay. >> trying to do the door thing. >> Did Did you hear me? Did you hear me to uh say to stop? And I think I I I told you to stop or you got tased. I didn't look back until the door right there and then I >> Yeah, that's when I told you to stop while you get tased. >> Yeah. >> Did you hear that at all? >> That's when I uh that's when I pretty much stopped at the door. >> Okay. >> All right, man. We'll get you squared away. Okay. >> Thank you. >> So, I'm going to charge him with uh possession and I'm going to have to talk to Sergeant about the resisting, but it's definitely possession and he's going to he's got the warrant. So, >> okay, >> that's what we have. Sounds good. Thanks. I've been a deputy here for the Cedric County Sheriff's Office for about three years. I think it's an awesome community to work in. We have a very pro law enforcement community, a lot of citizens who back us and support the job that we do. Like any city or any largely populated area, we have a lot of crime. If you kind of find what you like to work for and things that you like to do, there's there's something for every cop out here. >> I want to stop this vehicle. Tag's coming back on a Ford Mustang. This is not a minivan. So, stop him and see what's going on with the tag. 600 1045. >> Hi there. >> Do something wrong. >> Yeah, your tag doesn't come back, man. >> Uh, yeah. I'm going to the back to my Mustang and put it back in. Okay. >> My Mustang cuz my Mustang got stolen the other day. >> Your Mustang got stolen the other day? Where is it at now? It's over there by uh Circle K. >> By Circle K. >> Yeah. Right over across the street, sir. >> Okay. Whose van is this? >> This is mine. >> Is your license valid, bud? >> This is >> Where are you coming from tonight? >> Just from uh hotel because I stay over there. >> You're staying over there? What room you staying in? >> 122. >> How long you been there for? >> For about a week now. >> A week. Okay. You got registration on the vehicle? >> Uh my dad has my title on his truck. Do you have any paperwork on this vehicle so that I can see the VIN number? >> I left it all in my dad's truck, sir, and I'm trying to change. >> When I got the Mustangs stolen, I was up on our road in Douglas. Two people, y'all got them on camera. I s >> kind of Mustang is it? >> 1998 Ford Mustang. >> Color is it? >> White. >> White. I'm going have you hop out and stand out here with me. All right. >> It's my dad's. >> Okay. >> So, this car is registered to you as well? >> Oh, this one? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Me and my wife. >> Why do you have a tag on it? >> It because I was just driving you back over there and I didn't want to get in trouble. >> Okay, step back here. >> I in trouble. >> Well, the tag doesn't belong on here. You're acting a little nervous on me, man. The window of this car is busted out. >> Yeah, both of mine. >> What happened right here? Stand right here, man. >> What happened right where >> you have any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> You can't if I pat you down? >> Go ahead, sir. >> Okay. Are you going to have any warrants or anything, man? >> No, sir. >> So, who's the car going to be registered to? >> Under Samantha right now until the title comes back to me. Okay. Well, here's the deal. We're going to run a K9 around the vehicle to see if you have anything inside of the vehicle. Okay. Um, the reason that I'm doing that is because of your behavior. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to have you sit on the curb real quick. Okay. We'll just have you set back and sit on the curb right there. >> Nobody else in the car. So, yep. I'm going to run the vin real quick if you keep an eye on him for just a second. So, >> all right. What did I do? >> What is happening to you? >> I'm your jerk. >> Ah, >> been moving stuff. >> Been moving stuff. Yes. >> Switching houses. >> No, I live in my van sometimes. >> Oh, you live in your van? >> Yeah. And I was just going back to my Mustang and I let someone borrow my van. >> You let someone borrow your van? Okay. >> I'll watch you. Okay. >> How come that you didn't just take the Mustang to the deluxe originally? >> Uh when it got broken, they took my key and I couldn't start it. >> So, how do you plan on starting it tonight? >> I was just going to park over there and >> sleep in there. All right. All right, man. So, the dog alerted on the vehicle. >> All right, so we're going to search it. Is there anything in that vehicle that's going to poke or stick me or harm me? >> I don't know. >> All right, hop up. I'm going to detain you in handcuffs. You're not under arrest. Leave your drink on the ground. >> I told you I just got the van back. >> Okay. Who had it? >> My friend in room 124. >> What's your friend's name? >> Uh, >> you don't know his name? >> No, sir. >> I don't let people borrow my car if I don't know their name. All right. We're going to set you in the back of my car. All right, man. >> Yes, sir. >> Don't worry about your drink. It'll be all right. Take a seat. >> In trouble for everything I do. >> Where'd he hit? >> He gave me two alerts on the driver's side. He did it on the passenger side, too. >> As of right now, all I've got is some shake. >> Just marijuana shake. >> Yeah. Here you go. >> We got math pipe. >> Yep. >> Are they in the pants? >> Watted up in the pants that were sitting right down there. Okay. Actual crystal like shake I didn't see inside of it. >> No, I mean it's >> You just haven't had smoked it all off. >> Yeah. Shard. >> Yeah. >> Step out for me, man. >> I'm going to search your person. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke or stick me? >> No. >> Nothing like that? No dope? Anything on you? >> I don't think so. >> I don't have pants. My pants. >> They're not your pants? >> No. I told you everything I have. All my clothes are in my storage. >> So, whose clothes are you wearing? >> My neighbors. >> Your neighbors? The one that you're living with? >> No, the one I uh gave me those pants. >> What pants? >> That was shorts. He gave it to me before I left. That ain't mine. >> That ain't yours? >> No, sir. It's not >> not your pants. >> These ain't my pants. >> Well, you're under arrest right now for meth possession of methamphetamine and for possession of the pipe in the vehicle. Okay. >> I just told you who they were. >> Well, you don't know his name. Take a seat for me. All right. >> There's no way. Well, let me ask you a question. >> You know, you said those shorts in the vehicle weren't yours, right? >> I don't even know what size they are. >> Why did you bring the shorts up? >> Because simple fact is I'm just telling you the truth. He brought me those shorts. >> Were there Was there something in the shorts? >> I don't know. I just put them down on the ground. >> Cuz that's where we found the meth pipe. And you brought those shorts up immediately. >> Well, >> did you know the meth pipe was in there? >> No. No sir. But I He just Like I told you, I ain't telling you to lie. >> Do you use drugs? Once in a while, but not all the time. >> When's the last time you used methamphetamines? >> About a couple days ago. >> Couple days ago. >> Yes, sir. >> When we get fingerprints off that bag of dope from your pocket, are your fingerprints going to be on that? >> There's going to be several problems. Several of them, >> including yours. >> Probably cuz I we can >> You put your hand in your pocket? Yeah. >> Yeah, I did. >> But you didn't feel the bag in there? >> No, >> no. Well, tonight you're going to jail for the pipe and for the dope that was in your pocket. All right. All right. Hang out for me for a second. I' I've had a bad week, dude. >> I've known I wanted to be a cop my whole life. My grandfather was in law enforcement. My dad's currently still a police officer. He's going on 40 years. He's had a lot of success in his career. So, that's just what motivated me. I didn't really entertain any other career options I've known. I wanted to do this my whole life. Got started young. I went to the academy when I was 21 and been doing it ever since. Uh we're going to a shots spotter which means it's activated at there's been four shots in the Cordell area of the city. Um it's the projects we're responding with multiple other units. Unknown if anybody's hit at this time >> behind this truck. Where are they at, ma'am? >> There's one walking away. >> Huh? >> Where's the gun? >> Hey, stop the male walking up the hill. >> Stop the black walking up the hill. I'm in. BACK AWAY FROM THE CAR NOW. Let me see your hand. >> Pittsburgh police. BACK AWAY FROM THE CAR. LET ME SEE YOUR HAND. >> Where's he at then? Nobody wants to talk. Where's he going to get shot? >> Oh, I don't know. I think he >> My man, BACK AWAY FROM THE CAR. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> YEAH, >> let me see YOUR BOTH YOUR HANDS. PUT IT ON THE CAR. >> PUT IT ON THE CAR. >> Drop the bag. >> Let's go. Move. >> You got lethal cover. >> I got lethal. >> Let's go. Move. Move. Move. >> Put your hands down. I'm just chilling. I'm just drinking somebody. >> I ain't doing nothing. >> I'm just chips. >> God damn. >> Hey, >> I'm just chilling, man. >> His hands behind. >> Hey, quit reaching. >> I ain't doing nothing. >> Stop. >> I'm just chilling. >> I said I'd be using chips. I'm chilling. >> Search that car. >> Sit up. >> I don't know how long ago this happened, but the gun's right here. Male, blackmail. He just started the gun right at Cordell. >> Hey, it was just being smart and drunk, talking >> and I told him, why would he do that? No, there's kids out here. We got into a little conf and [snorts] was chasing that one up the street and he I guess that's when he put it down cuz when I came back down I [snorts] walked down and it was right behind my feet. >> Right. Do you do you know the guy that >> I was just chasing him cuz I knew it was his because they told me. >> So the the the pistol was his? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. What's that? >> I need you to head to 3132. >> There was one in the chamber, too. >> All right. There was an AR-15. We got a call for a male waving a long gun down here. Uh we roll up and he's he's messing around in the car. He's trying to get away from us. He's walking away from us. >> Uh we take him into custody and uh search the car where he was prior to our arrival. Uh we have an AR-15 in the back. >> Where's that other gun at, Rick? There was also a pistol discarded by another male that we're looking for that uh went this way. He's outstanding at this time. So, at this time, we have one male in custody. Two firearms recovered. >> All right. Do you know what's going on tonight? Okay. You're down here. >> You're You're intoxicated. Okay. You are. Don't act like you're not. You know you are. >> 3600. >> All right. Multiple people are calling. They said you're down here shooting off a gun. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Multiple people. See all these buildings? There's people in all these windows. There's kids around here. Okay. You can't be doing that. >> That's why we come down here and uh we give you verbal commands to get away from your car. You totally ignore us and you start walking away from that. When you finish, I only say one thing. I never ignore you. I got away from the car when you said get away. >> You were walking away from us. We told you to come towards us with your hands up and you started walking away from us. So that was what prompted us to put you into handcuffs. All right. Now, what's going on with that rifle in the back seat? >> You know you can't be shooting that down here. There's kids down here, man. >> Not shooting, sir. Go to a range. Okay. You can't be doing that around here with the kids. >> Hey, I respect you earlier and I respect me right now. I will not never do that. >> You want to do that again? >> I'm going shut up and I'mma listen to you. >> All right. >> So, where did you get that rifle at? >> I don't know. >> You don't know where it came from? >> No, sir. >> That's not yours? >> No, sir. >> How do How did it make it to the backseat of your car? >> I'm not I don't know. It was sitting there, sir. >> It was It just magically appeared in the trunk of your car. I'm not going to say it miserably, but I'm not going to say nothing because I don't know how I got there. >> All right? >> And I'm not going to sit here and argue and fight with you because I'm a real [ __ ] guy. >> Right. And I appreciate >> I'm never going to respect you. I'm I'm never going to disrespect you. >> All right. >> All right. So, do you understand what's going on? You what you did tonight was was wrong and dangerous. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> But it's not dangerous because I'm not going to never disrespect my kids. So, what where do you think what do you think happens to those bullets when they go up? They go straight up. Where do you think they go? They got to come down. >> Hey, sir. >> You understand what I'm saying? >> Bull with you. >> And I'm not going to sit here and tell you no story. I'm just going to shut the up and whatever happens, it happens. But I was tackled. >> All right. >> And I'm I was never assisting no arrest or none. >> All right. Well, here's what's going to happen. You're going to go down you're going to go down the Alageney County Jail tonight. We're going to take your gun. >> I never disrespect you. >> I appreciate it. All right. Tonight you got to take a ride for for your actions >> and then uh you're going to get booked on some charges. All right. >> I'll never disrespect. >> All right. I appreciate that. >> I've got him at gunpoint. >> 132 4747 43. Okay, we'll still send a code three. >> Viewer discretion is advised. Turn on. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. >> Calm down. [screaming] >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. >> Yeah, I'm expecting my first child any week now. I don't know how it's going to affect my role as a police officer if I'm going to change at all. That's why my wife got out of the profession is she didn't want to be a mom and a cop at the same time. You know, because of the dangers that law enforcement has with it. But I don't think that it's my personality to be timid and waver and change how I do things. >> Yeah, it's a far 32 plate. The rest is coming back. Yeah. >> I ran the tiger on this truck and it comes back to uh as a stolen license plate and it's taking off. I mean 12332. We're going westbound on Harry. Ran the red light at Broadway. [screaming] runway. >> Our speeds are 65. We're still going westbound. Traffic ahead of us is yielding and they're getting off the roadway. >> If you want me to call, you got it. >> We are heading west on Duly. East on Duly. We're rolling north in an alleyway driver. We are approaching city. >> Hey, he's yielding pretty good for the road conditions. Breaking for turns >> any other traffic. >> Hey, let's get spikes up at uh Cynica. 126. >> Come up on a dead end. >> He just ran through the fence to get on to Kellogg. We're going eastbound Kellogg. >> I'm out. trying to catch up. >> He's looking like he's going to bail here pretty soon. >> All right. He's running between these duplexes. He's running. He's running southbound. >> 123. Dispatch, >> we're on Boston, I believe. I'm out with the suspect vehicle, a hairy and old manor where it wrecked out. >> 123. I'm out with the suspect vehicle. There are brass knuckles and pear inside. >> Did they get it? >> Where you at? >> Where at? Boston. >> All right, we're gonna go up there. >> Yeah, that's fine. I'll stay with >> Thanks, bro. >> I'm in Boston. >> The item he threw out at the bridge, can you tell me about how big it was? >> No, I saw him his arm come out and throw something. It was dark. for a mortgage adjacent to 1512. >> I got brother. All right, lean back now. Butt first. All right, swing the feet around. Do you need any medical assistance? >> Nope. Where where you living at right now? >> Nowhere. >> Nowhere. You're homeless. Just kind of riding around on other people's property now. You know [snorts] what they found on the truck? >> I just looked in there real quick and there's a set of brass knuckles and a needle. >> I can't believe it right now. >> I know. Or >> anybody else. >> That's a stick shift, too. >> Drop pretty good. >> I know, man. >> I can probably I can give props where it's due to you. >> Can't beat the stormy transition. >> You can go back to [laughter] >> You guys want your guy back? >> You guys probably have more charges than we do. >> Well, we've got the same charges except for the stuff that >> the dope and stuff >> except for the dope at the end. He's got Matt syringes. >> Okay, >> there's a lot of There's Matt here. I don't want to reach in there. Looks like >> there's some more down here. >> I've known him for a long time. Back when I was in Nar. >> Yeah. And he's a fugitive. Marshals were looking for him. >> He knows the game. And that's probably why he was avoiding us. >> When he bailed out of the truck, he ran straight for that corner. I figured the truck was headed to that dumpster, so I figured it probably rest there. So, I just followed him with my vehicle and he just gave up. >> Yeah, >> cuz he's older, >> right? >> Hey, Troy. What's going on, man? >> You stiff? >> Huh? >> What's up? >> Hey, I just wanted to ask you what was going on while you ran. Are you all right? >> Yeah, >> what's hurting? Is there something I can help you with? >> Are you from Witchah? >> No. >> Where you from? >> I lived everywhere. >> You lived everywhere? You lived here your whole life? >> Yeah. >> Why'd you run from me? >> What just happened? I don't know what they >> You don't know what happened. >> What was going through your mind when you uh first saw the lights behind you? >> I don't know. Troy, can we converse, man? Man, >> I'm about to pass out, man. Worse it is. >> Well, what do you need? How can I help you? >> Nothing's going to help, man. >> You don't think anything's going to be able to help you? All right, Troy, we're going to get you down to the jail now. Okay. You're going to have fleeing a loot, couple counts of criminal damage property for running through the fence and hitting that car back there. Then you've got your methamphetamine charges and your parah and your weapons violations as well. Okay, just hang tight. Won't be too much longer. >> I've been with the Waw Police Department for 5 years and I've been on the community response team for about a year and a half. You know, I get really excited about coming into work because we get to do a variety of things. We get to look for people with warrants. We get to help on special assignments, help out the vice unit, the gang unit, lots of different stuff. So, it's a lot of fun that, you know, you never know what to expect when you're coming into work. >> We saw this truck uh had some odd driving behavior. We're trying to catch up to it. Didn't use its turn signal. So, we're going to go ahead and stop it and see what's going on. >> Hello. Hey, I'm Officer Wescott with the police department. >> I stopped you because you didn't use your turn signal back there and you were driving like crazy. Okay. Do you have your ID with you? >> It's in the house. Can I go get it? >> No, that's okay. >> Is this your car? >> Uh, no. It's a friend of mine. >> Okay. >> I have a child support warrant I was going to take care of Monday, too. You said you have child support warrant. >> Yes, I do. Yeah. >> Okay. You want to turn around? Put your hands right back. >> Okay. >> Hold on. Hold your hold in your butt hand for just a second. Okay. >> Can you think of that? >> He said he has a child's front warrant. >> What's your name? >> Chad. >> Where'd you get the truck from? >> I was really trying to get a lift. >> Where'd you get the truck from? >> I got Where'd you get the truck from? >> Huh? >> Where'd you get the truck from? >> A friend of mine. >> This guy is coming back as stolen. >> Well, I ain't going to lie to you. I didn't get any reason to lie to you. You got anything in your pockets? >> Uh, my cigarettes. My cigarettes in there. >> Spread your legs for me. >> I don't have method at all in my own family. >> Oh, there's a pack of meth here. >> It's not mine, buddy. >> What's that? >> I grabbed their own pack. Mine's in there. I'm telling you. >> What do you mean you grab their own pack, man? >> Yeah, you just grab the meth pack instead of your regular pack. >> I'm telling you, it ain't mine, man. >> It's in your pocket. >> I didn't mean to put them in my pocket, buddy. I was trying to get my cigarettes. >> You meant to put it in a different bucket. >> Well, there been some drama going on. They didn't know if it was the guy that, you know, the truck and his drill were fighting over a moped or something. >> And so you I seen you guys come rushing up on me. I thought, "Oh my god, >> that's cuz you were flying." >> Well, I was trying to get home. I was scared, man. I didn't know what the hell they were doing. They were fighting down there and I was like, "Man, I just want to go home." You know what I mean? >> Hang tight just a second. >> When I ran the VIN on this truck since the tag doesn't belong on it, is coming back. Not registered at all. So, we're going to have to do some checking and see if maybe uh this thing just got stolen from a a car dealership or car lot. So, I ran the uh the tag and it comes back stolen out of Witchtop um on a different vehicle. >> There's a gun in here, too. >> The gun's right here in the driver's compartment. >> It's a airsoft gun. How long you been living here? >> Um, well, on and off like three months. >> On and off three months. >> Yeah, I had a little chick there for a little while, man. I a fat girl trying to get around. Even she fired me, man. My teeth are all busted up. See, I got my teeth left. >> Yeah. >> Girls don't like that, man. >> So, is it just the tag or the car, too? >> We're going to have to work on the car. >> So, miss car's never been registered, but there's a Scoffield Honda paper tag. >> So, >> okay. >> Probably. Maybe it's fresh off the lot. All righty. We're going to walk over here to this car. Okay. >> Okay. How do I get in this one? I've never got an SUV. Stand up and just sit back or what? My first. >> Yeah. My bucket hurts, man. That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Okay. >> All right. Now, lay down. >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> There she is. For sale. On sale. >> The VIN matches. >> Yep. [laughter] This car is listed for sale on their website still. >> That's hilarious. >> Hi, it's Officer Wescott with the Waw Police Department. Are you a manager or something up there? >> I am. >> So, I've stopped the vehicle here. It is a brand new white Honda Ridgeline. Still got the new car smell and everything. The guy we stopped in it, he had a stolen license plate on it, >> right? And uh we've matched the VIN on this car to a VIN that you guys have for sale on your website. >> Yeah, it'd be a stolen car. >> Somehow it went missing, but we found it, so that's the good news. And it's in one piece. >> It's all right. >> I'm trying to see if I can get one of you guys to come out. >> All right. >> I appreciate it. Bye. >> Hey, Chad. >> Are you doing okay? >> I'm here. You got a bump shoulder. >> Trying to trying to She was pushing me, >> right? I couldn't get up, man. My belly was too big. And >> like I said, man, but you know, when you sober up and start sobering up, it's real hard on you, >> right? >> That's really what kills us is that just sobering up, >> right? >> But I'm on my way. So you guys got your glad to hear that. >> Last arrest of Chad. >> Guarantee you. >> I hope I hope that's true. I hope that is true. >> You'll never get the opportunity again, bud. Promise you. >> Chad, I was just going to tell you what what we're looking at charge. >> Charges out. >> So, we got the we got the the county warrant, the two >> victim is another. What's that? >> Conficting me is another story. >> That's true. That's very true. So, we got the possession of methamphetamine >> and then the the truck has been confirmed as stolen. So, we got that stolen property. The tag was also stolen. So, we're going to get on the road. Okay. >> Appreciate you, buddy. >> So, the truck is confirmed to be stolen. Um, we're going to release it back to an employee of the business. The gentleman that was driving the car, he'll be arrested for possession of stolen property as well. >> I think it was I think it was taken today. And you can see where they pried the lock box off the top of >> Okay. >> I would have missed that. >> Uh you guys have cameras out there? >> We do. >> Yeah. So we >> It'd be great to see if we could get him on camera and the one actually taking it as well. >> Yeah. So we've we've got cameras in front of the store. >> Um and then on the side of the building we don't. And that's sometimes where these are kept. >> Okay. >> But we can go back and review. >> Okay. Maybe we can do that too as well. So this guy wouldn't have any permission to have this car without buying it. >> Okay. >> Didn't to your knowledge didn't pay for it or anything like that. >> No, it's it and I think it got stolen today. >> Okay. Well, luckily it's in one piece and it's not torn to shreds cuz sometimes that's how these end up. >> Oh yeah. >> I've worked for the Marian County Sheriff's Office for about two and a half years. Pro of having a small agency is usually the best. Um, we can create lifelong friendships. Some of my best friends I've met at the agency. Being young as I am, I've always felt very welcome at this agency. Never had any issues. So, I wouldn't change anything about what I do. We're about to pull up to a residence. Reference to a physical altercation um in progress. Looks like a couple couple people still involved. It seems to be still in progress at the moment. Ma'am, come here. Ma'am, come here. >> Okay, come here. Look. Talk to me. Talk to me. >> What's your name? >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> Hey, can you get your dog, sir? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Ma'am, what's going on? >> Rocky. >> Okay. Well, right now you're being detained. So, if you walk away, you're going to be placed under arrest for resisting. >> Okay, cool. Talk to me. >> GET ON MY ASS. >> OKAY. WHAT'S GOING ON? >> NOTHING. He's a puppy that you What's going on? >> Who is he? Who is he? >> Because his mother's slow. This is what's happened. Because there's a >> Who's he to you? >> STOP, [ __ ] WE'RE NOT GOING TO GO INSIDE RIGHT NOW. >> We're not gonna go inside right now. >> She punched me in the face three or four times. >> Don't touch megan. Don't touch. >> Come here. Come here. TOUCH. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> MEGAN, PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I HAVEN'T EVEN DONE ANYTHING TO YOU. DONE ANYTHING TO YOU. You're such a puppy that you make fun of. >> Sir, go inside. >> YOU MAKE me sir, go inside. >> Are you AN IDIOT? YOU SLIM ME IN THE FACE. MEGAN, STOP. >> WE ARE DONE. PATRICK, >> MEGAN, STOP. >> I hope you remember it cuz we are done. >> You just on me anyway. >> You don't fly. We are >> Let me get her. >> WE ARE FAR from done, dude. >> You're not being placed under arrest, but you're going to be detained. Okay, listen. Don't talk to me anymore. >> Okay. >> Don't talk. >> Please. >> Are you going to talk to me or am I going to go over his story? >> You're going to talk to me? >> HE LITERALLY JUST CALLED THE COPS. >> WATCH YOUR BOOK. >> Did you see anything that happened? >> No, I didn't. But I'm going to tell you that they argue because they freaking start drinking. >> Okay. Are you neighbor? >> No, I'm the I'm her mother. Oh, >> okay. All right. Let me go make contact with the victim. make sure he's okay. >> What's going on? >> Well, I called the cops because we were drinking some wine. >> Okay. >> And she literally started talking about my mom being slow and so of course I defended my mother. >> I have her mother living with us for the past 2 years and she literally look her son and her mother had to stop her from hitting me. She shredded the shirt off my back. That's when I called 911. I made the call to you guys. >> What happened? Other than the shirt being shredded, >> she punched me in the face three or four different times. >> Where at? >> Like in the face. My glasses. I wear glasses. I don't even know where they are right now. >> Okay. Where'd she leave in the face though? >> Like this side and this side. She slapped and hit me. Knocked my glasses off. And I'll show you what she did in my garage. She threw things around. Just my garage is trash. You want to come in? You're welcome to. >> Okay. Is that where the argument happened? >> Yes, ma'am. Everybody can come in here. >> Let's go walk in. >> It's fine. I didn't want her in jail. The only thing I wanted to do is diffuse the situation because who wants to get their ass beat? Plain and simple. >> It started in the garage. >> I can barely see. It started right here in this kitchen. >> Okay. >> So, this is what she came out here. Yeah. >> And just started trashing the garage right here. >> Okay. >> This is what she did. >> Okay. Do you need medics for any reason? >> No. >> Okay. Look at me for a moment. I'm just looking at your face. >> Okay. Is that what all this red's from? >> Mhm. >> Okay. You didn't have any of that prior anything other any other marks or anything? I was on the cops on the phone with you guys the whole time she was hitting me. >> Okay. >> She goes, "You piece of you scumbag. You want to call the cops >> and this is it. This is the end of us." And I'm like, "Well, it is what it is, but I'm not just going to let you hit me and and me act out." >> Are you guys married? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. You guys both lived here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How long have you guys lived here together? >> Less than a month. >> Okay. And then you have the kid in common, correct? >> Right. >> Okay. All right. Let's walk back up front. I don't want to upset your I found your glasses. There's a piece missing. >> Let me see him. >> Okay. So, he has some red and bruising to his face and the kids saw him do it and his glasses are broken and his shirt's all ripped up. >> Miss Megan, >> can you talk to me for a moment? >> For what? >> Because I want to get your side of the story so I'm not getting it one-sided. >> I It's onesided when it comes from his mouth. It always is. >> Okay. But that's why I want to give you the respect and get your side of the story. >> I want to know what you're going to do regardless of my side. I want to know. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to read you something. So, I need you to listen. Okay. >> Of course you are. Did you read him? >> Okay. >> Did you read him? >> I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> No, I don't have to. I have to ask you. >> No, he's not being detained. You're detained. >> He's not being detained for hitting me in there. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say, K and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time to execute these rights, not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights, Megan? >> Okay. Well, he has marks and witnesses, so you're going to be taken >> marks and witnesses. >> Okay, Megan. So, we're going to go for simple domestic battery. Okay. >> You're going to be placed under arrest for that tonight. >> Cool. He had totally marks. Okay. Sure he does. All right, Miss Megan >> got an illegal car up there that he drives every day. Do y'all know that he switches VIN numbers on vehicles left and right and he drives around Marian County every day. His car is illegal. There's a fake VIN on that car right now. >> Okay. >> You guys think you know everything and you don't. >> Okay. All right, Miss Megan. >> All right. Go have your merry life, [ __ ] >> I just wanted her not to put her hands on me at the end of the day, especially in front of our children. This is the first night I've actually called. >> So, it's like, do I let it get to that point where I snap in my head? >> No, you need to call us so it doesn't escalate. Have a good night. Okay. >> Sorry. >> Don't apologize. If you ever need anything, give us a call. Okay. >> I've got him at gunpoint. >> 1047. 1047. Can send it in 436. >> Okay. We'll still send a code three. [music] >> Viewer discretion is advised. Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. >> Calm down. >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. >> I've been with the sheriff's office for almost three years now. I am assigned to the patrol division. While working here, I met my wife who is an officer for a loco police department which we also uh assist a lot. She works the same shift. So, it's good for our relationship and I'm happy where I'm at and I hope to build from here. 6130 right signal 12. So, we just had a car pass us at a high rate of speed. So, we're gonna go ahead and see if we can uh catch up to it and see what's going on. 6130,100 block of southeast 115th a 13,150,000. >> Blackmail bailed out and right turn on 132nd place. >> Turn on 132, please. Charges are for 80 and 55. >> Charges 80 and 55 >> back to 10. Going back to a stolen vehicle for hand marking >> stolen car right on 34th plane. >> Left on 100th a 100. Signal four signal. >> It's a female driver. We're back. Uh southbound on 100,000 southbound,000. >> A female driver, green shirt, looks like uh believe it was jeans, white female. There's a black male in the back seat. We're southbound 100 at 60 mph. >> And a black male is going to bail out here. He is not the driver. >> Black male bailing out. >> Staying with the vehicle. Right turn on southeast 140th place. >> Vehicle 120th place >> and she's giving up. Tell any stop. 9454 Southeast 140th place. >> Hands up. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> Get on the floor. Get on the floor. >> Get on the floor. one at gunpoint. >> Just hang tight right there till we get more units. Okay. >> Hang out right there till we get more units. >> Sorry. >> Just keep your hands at your side, ma'am. >> Keep your hands at your side. >> Keep your hands at your side. Don't tuck them under you. There you go. Hey, want to clear the car and I'll watch her. There's one female this side. You >> just got the one? >> Yes. S, you got her? Take her. I got >> I'll clear her. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, guys. I didn't mean to. >> Clear it. >> He said he had a subject fail. What was that? >> Where go? >> I don't know. Black male. Just around that S-curve right there. >> Why'd they run from the car? >> I don't know. >> Why' you guys run? >> All right. >> I don't know nothing, sir. >> What's your name? >> My name is Brian. >> Brian. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Just lean up against the car right here. >> I don't I don't >> Okay, relax. Relax. Just lean up against the car. Are you hurt in any way or anything like that? >> No. >> Who are the guys in the car? >> I don't know. >> No, you don't know them. >> I was put in the car by some lady named Tiffany. And then she was like, "You need to drive these people to where they you need to go or you're going to get hurt really bad." >> They didn't force you to do anything. No, >> they they kept telling me, "Go, go, go, go." >> Okay. Are they your friends or >> No, I don't know. >> You don't know them at all? >> No. >> Okay. 61, whatever. >> Having sit down. Okay. >> Okay. So, these guys that bailed out from the car, we don't know who they are. >> Okay. >> What? Uh, do you got a valid driver's license or >> No, you don't got a valid driver's license. >> Okay. I said that se girl before I left and she was like, "You'll be fine." >> Well, I can tell you right now the car's coming back stolen. >> I know nothing about that. >> Do you want to talk to me about it or no? >> I don't know nothing about it. So, I don't see what I can talk to you about. >> Okay. All right. Just hang tight. >> Are you on primary? >> Yes. It's a lot of cash. >> Yeah. >> Um just an unusual way to take your money with you, especially in a stolen vehicle. >> It's a whole bunch of 20s wrapped in saran wrap. >> It's a lot of cash. >> Looks like an increment of 20 wrapped. You don't wrap usual cash just like that. >> All right, Brianna, do you want to tell me anything about that um large amount of money that was in the car that was in the center console? >> I don't know. >> Does that belong to you? >> I'm sorry. >> No. Who does it belong to? I have no clue. >> So, all that money just ended up in the car? >> I Sir, I really don't know nothing. >> Okay. >> I really just got in the car when I was picked up. I got in the car. Roger girl got out and I drove. >> Okay. Well, we did confirm it. The car is stolen out of Leburg, Florida. So, you're going to be charged with that with felony fleeing and looting. No valid driver's license. >> Okay. You got any questions for me? >> Um, well, I have a bond. >> Yep. And I'll let you know as soon as we get there. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. The gentleman in this car, he is going to be placed on the rest for a lawyer during prowling. Our air unit located him hiding in behind the house. He was the passenger in the vehicle. Um he ended up bailing out about a/4 mile before we stopped and uh he actually got his foot run over. So medics are going to check him out and then he's going to end up at the Marian County Jail along with the driver. So upon further inspection of the currency that was located in the vehicle, um it turns out the currency is counterfeit. So, we're gonna forward this information on to detectives in order for them to uh follow up on the investigation. >> And I actually never wanted to be a cop. I uh thought it was just like a thankless job that I didn't want to do, but I've done a lot of cool stuff. I've been in the military. I taught survival for a lot of years for the military, and I've been doing this like a year, and this is the coolest job that I've ever had. This is the most fulfilling job I've ever had. So, it's really good. We just got dispatched to a suspicious vehicle call. >> Uh, one of the neighbors called in a motor home and another car sitting in an abandoned parking lot. They thought they saw drug activity. >> Hey, you stay in the car, man. >> What? >> We have permission to be here. >> Do you? >> Yeah. >> From who? the people right there. >> Who who what are the names of the people right there? >> Uh Ed and and Alice. >> Yeah. You got your ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Is there anybody in this here RV? >> Yeah, a friend of mine. >> Who's in there? >> Rocky was in there. >> Rocky. Is that a woman or a man? >> It's a woman. >> Okay. >> She's sleeping. >> Is it your lady friend? >> Uh it's a friend. >> Do you stay here with her? >> No. >> Okay. How'd this car get here? >> How'd this car get here? >> Yeah. It didn't magically appear here. You don't have a driver's license. So, [snorts] >> how'd the car get here? >> I drove it. >> Okay. >> Just a half block. >> Half a block. I have to still drive it, I guess. >> You I don't know what you're trying to do. >> I'm just asking questions is all >> Well, stop it. >> I mean, that's my job is to ask questions. We have neighbors neighbors calling saying that folks are over here not supposed to be parked here and they were dealing drugs. >> Are you dealing drugs? >> No. What's that white dusty substance on your on your pantalones there? Right there. See where my flashlight is? There's like a white crystallin substance on your pants. >> We've been eating >> it. It does. You've been eating food. What food has white crystal substance on it, my friend? >> H >> I don't see it. >> I don't see it. Well, that's that's the excuse I would use, I guess, if I was five and I was >> Do you have a warrant? >> Excuse me? >> Do you have a warrant? >> I have a legal reason to be here. the fact that you're a vehicle parked in a parking lot with a closed business and the neighbors called and said that they saw illegal drug activity. >> This is called I'll explain this to you. This is called a Terry stop. So, I'm allowed to legal legally detain you to ID you and investigate criminal activity that appears to be a foot. So, whose rig is this? >> How long have you owned it? >> I don't know. Six months or so. >> Okay. You let anybody borrow it? No. >> Copy. Why don't you Why don't you step on out? Step out. >> Wait, do I have a warrant or something? >> No. I see dope in your car. >> Turn my Come on. Sorry. >> So, right now you're just being detained. >> I just had a car stolen. >> Copy. Thanks. One detained. All right. Let's go back and sit on my car. There's clearly it looks like what appears to be heroin in your in your door pocket there. So, I have two two different options. One, I you can give me consent to search your vehicle. I can look at it. If it's not heroin, great. If it is, then we're going to we're going to have problems. Or I can seize the vehicle. >> You want to look in the door pocket? >> It's up to you. I'd like to search your vehicle if you wouldn't let if you would >> look in the door pocket. >> Can I search your whole vehicle? Uh, I have rights. What would an attorney advise me? >> I'm not an attorney and that's not my job. Yes or no? It's really simple. >> Uh, you can look in the door pocket. I don't care. >> Okay. >> Well, there's nothing in there, but jeez. Not hair on >> but something else. >> Uh, not just keys. >> What? What did you find? >> Let's go sit in my partner's car and then I'm going to talk to you. Okay. >> Just the baggie alone kind of told me it's possibly some illegal narcotic and I thought maybe there was blacktar heroin. I didn't find heroin, but what I did find looks like uh meth. And then we're going to see if we get presumptive positive test. We'll drop it in the kit here. Get all the way down at the bottom. We got close it up and then we got to crush these crust all these nodules and we've got turned right away this bluish bluish color. So we've got presumptive positive test for methamphetamine. to tonight he'll be under arrest for uh possession of controlled substance which is meth and then driving while suspended. He admitted to me that he drove this thing up in here. All right, Richard. So, here's the deal. I came up on you. I saw your the white crystallin substance in your lap. So, what did I find in your door pocket? I think you know still have it on your pants right there. >> Sparkles on my pants. >> Come on, man. Are you do you not have good eyesight? >> Well, I'm not >> Okay. So, what did I find in your door pocket? >> I convict myself. >> What's that? >> I shouldn't be saying any of this. >> Okay. >> So, what are you what are you saying? >> How long have you been using me? >> My whole life. >> When's the last time you smoked it? >> Yesterday. >> Yesterday. Yeah. You haven't smoked any today? >> Okay. So, right now you are under arrest for possession control substance. It's your car, your door pocket. And so, I mean, it's pretty clear, pretty obvious to any reasonable person that it's yours. So, you got any questions? >> Well, I regret this habit. >> You don't You're not trying to run away from something. You're just >> No. All right. >> Just a habit. >> Just a habit. Yeah. Okay. Any questions? >> No. I'm just sorry. Okay. >> All right. Well, you not to be sorry to me. I forgive you, man. I do have a six-week old son and one thing I do want him to know about me is that I'm out here making the right decisions and I'm taking bad people to jail to make this community safer, that he's going to grow up in. Uh, I want him to know that I am doing the right thing um on this job and that I'm someone that he can look up to as a hero. >> We're trying to catch up to this white car. We just ran the tag on it and it's coming back as a stolen vehicle on the same kind of car. Driver, [screaming] SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. EVERYBODY IN THE CAR, PUT YOUR HANDS UP. DRIVER, TURN THE CAR OFF AND THROW THE KEYS OUT OF THE VEHICLE. PASSENGER, exit the vehicle. Reach on the outside. Open the door. Both hands. Both hands. Keep your hands in the air. You're going to follow the directives to my partner. >> Turn around. Keeping your hands in the air. Keep going. Keep going. All right, go ahead and walk back towards the sound of my voice. >> All right, >> I got them. >> Keep walking back towards me. Keep walking back. >> Sorry, we need two more vehicles. I'm going to get green shirt out. >> All right, we're going to walk over here to this car. Okay, >> passenger in the back. Walk back to the sound OF MY VOICE UNTIL I TELL you to stop. >> Keep going. >> Keep walking back. Keep walking back. Put your arm back. >> Driver, step out of the vehicle. Come back to the sound of my voice. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop. >> Stop. >> Hey, I'm going to go first. Come follow me in. >> We're going to go around. >> You ready? >> 77. You can clear. >> Follow me in. >> Clear. >> Yep. >> So, the tag is stolen off a different stolen vehicle. stolen out of >> Harper County. >> Yeah. Um and then the tag has a sign off. So, so I'll make sure to get that. >> Okay. And then these were in the center console. >> The ignition's screwdriver sitting on the seat. >> Okay. Hey, I'm going to go talk to her real quick. What's your first name? >> Ashley. >> Okay. How long have you had the car? >> We just got it less than 30 minutes ago. She just brought it to us. >> And who's everybody else in the car? My boyfriend Rob and his uncle Garrett. >> Garrett? >> Yeah. He just died out of prison. >> Okay. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Now, my experience with stolen vehicles and everything like that, especially how the uncle in the back, how he was he was acting. Um, is there any methamphetamines or anything like that I'm going to find in the car? >> Not that I know. Like I said, she just gave us the car. She didn't think there was anything in there or not. And I got in it. Kingd. >> And who gave you the car? >> Yeah. Breezy. Is her actual name Breezy? >> Okay. Are you battling any addictions right now yourself? >> Um, I was. I've been clean for two weeks. >> Good for you. Now, let me ask you something, and I'm not trying to downplay it at all. Was that because you were in prison or jail or anything? >> No. >> You just chose to be There you go. >> I've been out of prison since 2015. So, >> Okay. Now, with the stolen vehicle, what I noticed when I first popped up is that ignition is punched. Yeah. >> Okay. And there's a screwdriver right on the floor, which is my assumption. That's how you turn it on and turned it off. Okay. Now, do you believe that people start cars that way? No, she told I when I asked her about the key when she dropped the car off, she said she broke the key in the ignition. Okay. >> I've never I've never drove a soul vehicle, so this is time. >> Now, but >> if you break the key in the ignition, that would imply that the key is in the ignition, right? >> Yeah, that's why I >> did you see a key in the ignition? So, what did she hand you to start the car? >> Nothing. The screwdriver is already in the console. >> Okay. >> Now, what's up with the other tag that's on the passenger seat on passenger floor? >> I have no I'm assuming that went to the car. I have no idea. >> Okay. >> Like she didn't say anything. She just brought knocked on the door, said here's the car and we got in it and came to a trip. >> Based on all that, you believe that the car was stolen when you got it then? >> Yes. >> Okay. Right now, you were under arrest because you're in the possession of stolen property. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, she said that you guys have been in this car for a while. Tell me a little bit about this car. >> This friend let her borrow it or let us borrow it. >> Who's the friend? >> Uh, it's a girl named Mary. >> Mary? >> Yeah. And this is someone you know through Ashley or you know her as well? >> Yeah, we both do. >> Okay. Have you been driving the vehicle as well? >> No, I don't have a license. >> You don't have a license? Her license is valid though? >> I think so. >> Were you guys trying to avoid us today? >> No. >> You didn't see us? >> I mean when I came out the building? Yeah. But I mean as far as >> you were kind of staying away from the vehicle a little bit. >> Yeah. >> That's cuz I know I got warrants. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I was trying to >> So being near a vehicle would indicate that you have warrants? >> Not near near the police. Like I came out like recognizable. I've been to jail twice just on your facial recognition. So >> yeah. I mean I just didn't want >> Hey. What did Ashley say when we got behind you guys? Cuz she pulled in here before I even turned on my lights. >> She did? >> Oh yeah. Oh yeah. >> Yeah. I thought you already hit the lights. So >> does she say anything about the car being stolen or anything to you? >> No. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. No. >> I mean she she was pissed they got pulled over, but I mean who wouldn't? >> Okay. Who's who's who was the guy in the vehicle with you? >> That's my uncle. >> What's his name? >> Gary. What? Gary. Gary. >> Okay. He just get out of prison or something. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What What did he do his time for? Do you know? >> Drugs. >> Drugs. Okay. All right. Robert, if I have any more questions, I'll come back and contact you. Okay, man. >> All right. >> All right. You want this window left cracked for mayor? >> Yeah, that'll work. >> You good? Okay. If you if you need to come, holler. All right. So the car itself would be stolen property for the felony level and then the two tags >> that are also required >> because the one in the car was stolen and the one on the car was stolen. Yes, sir. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Okay. >> Um and then you want to do him for the para. >> Did she admit to the parah? >> She says venito breezy's >> breezy. Okay. >> Everything in the car belong this everyone. There's a new person. >> Guess we figured out a new child. >> Well, we got to we got to the bottom of the >> tangled web. We win. This is South This is South Broadway, you know, South Broadway case. So, >> this is a transfer. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, she'll go for that. He'll go for his warrants and the paraphernalia and then the older guy. >> Let's get him out of custody then. >> We can't put anything on him. >> Okay. >> 132. I've got him at gunpoint. >> 1327. Ant 47 can send it in 4368. >> Okay, we'll still code three. [music] Viewer discretion is advised. [music] >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. >> Calm down. Calm. Bad boys. Bad boys. What you going to do when they come for you? >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. >> Well, I went to college for teaching and coaching. I got out of college and really didn't have the passion and drive to be a teacher anymore. And I quickly realized that the skills and abilities that I have would really work well with being a police officer. >> 33. >> Uh ran this tag on this truck in front of us here and it comes back stolen out of uh another county. 251. We'll be 45 with it. Uh looks like they're going to pull into the hanger one here. Yeah. 251. He's taking off. He's jumping back on Kellogg Drive. Be 32 with it. Westbound on Kellogg Drive. Sorry. Eastbound Kellogg Drive. White male driver, black shirt, white riding on the back. We're Kellogg Drive in Hoover now. >> Ran the stop, but yield at Hoover southbound on Hoover. >> Speeds speeds are 40. Traffic's yielding. Traffic >> speeds are 40. ran the ran the stop at uh Hoover and PBLO. >> Speeds are >> southbound Hoover. Speeds are about 60. We are still southbound. Traffic is still very light. We got one other car uh making no cars at this time. Speeds are about 7580 and we're slowing way down. Hang on. He's going to take it off road. 251. We're going to be going off road to the east about 2400 south. No, sorry, 2200 south. [screaming] >> And we're going back southbound behind I think it's 2100 along a drainage ditch here. Back north. Sorry. Yeah, we're still going north. Oh, he's about to lose it right here. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. No. Going north. We're about call it 1900. Still on the drainage ditch east side of Hoover. Yep. Still northbound. We'll call about 1,700. Now we're going to come out behind the reed. 251. Looks like we're going to be pulling into a the Yeah, right there, guys. He's going to come over here. No. 251. We're going to be going into the big ditch. It's southbound now about 1,800 South Hoover. And 251. He's in the big ditch southbound. We're up on an access road. We got clear eyes of him. We're still going. Uh still southbound. We'll call it about 20. We'll call 20,000 South Hooverish area now. Still southbound. Speeds are only about 30. There's no other vehicles, pedestrians, or animals in the way. >> Yeah, he's digging around in the vehicle as well. >> Yeah, he's digging around the vehicle a lot. Hey guys, he's back northbound in the big ditch. >> Uh, what do you do? What are we doing? What do we do? >> Down. Let's try not to take our vehicles down there. Let's just keep an eye on him. >> 104. We're getting turned back around on him. He's still northbound. Uh, hey, Jones and West. He's about same area where he just went in. He uh just got major air and he may have disabled his vehic. >> Okay. [screaming] >> Actually, he may be on fire. There's a big plume of smoke that's starting to come out there now. >> Uh, his truck went down in the creek. He's running to the east along the rock. All right. Oh, he wrecked out good. They say they got him. >> Yep. I got eyes on him. He's trying to swim from me. He's about uh 10 yards away from me. >> Looks like he wrecked his truck out. Are you guys going to take him to 235 or you going to walk him back this way? >> Here's clear. It's pretty deep right there. >> Up right here. Up right here. >> Yeah. >> This is where I ran down. >> Nice grab, guys. >> The truck is stolen. just a stolen truck out of Southern County. >> Yeah, we first saw him in the stream right here and he's swimming, just casually walking slash swimming away from him and I go, "Dude, just stop. Just give it up." And he's like, "No, leave me alone." I get to the water and he's on the other side and I'm like, "Well, I guess I'm getting wet today." >> Cody, where you from? >> WTO? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You ever been arrested in Wintop before? >> Uh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> You need EMS? >> Yeah, >> you do need EMS. Okay. What's hurting, man? >> Back in my head. >> Your back and your head. Okay. >> He uh came a good three feet off the ground. >> 251. Can you start EMS? 37. Possibly injuries from a 48. Neck and back pains. Vehicle versus solid rock. Going to move you around. Okay. You're wet. >> You're sticking to >> Yeah, we're all we're all sandy anyway. >> Why you running? So, are you going to speak with me right now? >> Well, my lawyer will talk to you. >> Nope. >> All right. >> Hey, Cody, swing your legs in, bud. We're going to pull you down there to the ambulance. All right. >> Uh, he's complaining of uh some neck and back pain from the wreck. So, they're going to drive him down here to meet EMS to be checked out. And he had gotten 8 to 10 feet of air going over a large hump down in the ravine here. Uh, it didn't appear to me that he was wearing a seat belt inside the vehicle because he was bouncing around quite a bit. So, one of the officers here is going to head to the hospital with him and then he'll be booked into the county jail. >> I became a cop because I grew up in a law enforcement family. It's really something that's always interested me. My dad was a cop here for 29 years and he's actually on the show Cops in the 80s, I believe, in the first season. So, right when I turned 21, tested, got on, and really just enjoy coming to work every day. >> 3 John 31 >> 3 John 31468. This guy is uh riding his bike on the street. Supposed to follow traffic laws, but he's running the red lights. >> How you doing, man? Come on over here. Put your hands on the bumper for me. Appreciate it. So, the reason I'm stopping you, dude, is one for a few things. If you're on the street, you're supposed to follow the traffic laws, right? So, stop at red lights, um use your hand signals, things like that. And you're supposed to have lights affixed to your bike. Okay? Spread your feet. Palms together behind your back. >> Somebody stole my bike to restore my lights. >> Your lights? Do you have anything on you? >> No, sir. >> You don't mind if I check? >> No, sir. >> Perfect. >> Sure. Right. >> Well, you're spazzing out a bit. >> No, I'm not spazzing, sir. I got a bad knee. >> Okay. Well, we'll get you a little more comfortable. >> Okay. >> Okay. Is there anything on you, >> sir? >> You're You're freaking out, dude. >> My I've got a bad ankle. My ankle. I just twisted the real >> Okay. What would h is it be better if you put your feet together? >> No, sir. My ankle twisted my ankle real bad. >> Okay. >> No. >> Does that have anything to do with why you're freaking out? >> No, sir. It >> doesn't. >> I don't even know that it is. >> I don't either. Bunch of baggies with white crystal powder. Right. >> So, where you headed now? Home. >> I'm home. >> Do you have an idea on you, bro? Yes, sir. >> Awesome. like six knives on you. So, what happened to your foot? >> I twisted my ankle coming down the stairs over by my house. >> Okay. Why do you have like 18 knives? >> I work construction, sir. Leave all the homes. >> No needles though or anything like that that I haven't found already? >> No, sir. >> Okay, cool. Here, stand there. So, Stephen, what else have you been arrested for? >> I've been arrested for grand larars. Right. >> Um I was arrested for uh meth like five years ago. >> Okay. Not recently though. >> No sir. >> Okay. You said you've been arrested for meth, right? >> I was arrested for meth like five, six years ago. Sir, >> just for the sake of argument, that looks like meth, correct? >> I ripped out the I ripped my ass in and my jeans out. >> I got off to work. >> I went over to my friend's house. She threw me a pair of jeans and I put them on and I can't I'm like >> So your friend, you went to your friend's house. She threw you a pair of jeans and you just threw them on. >> I just threw them on, sir. I don't wear tight pants like this. >> Oh, okay. So, do you have any idea what this might be then? >> No, sir. I do not. >> We can agree for the most part it looks like meth. I mean, I I pulled up your history. You You've been arrested for having meth, so forgive me for not completely buying the pants thing. >> Okay. Is there anything in the bag? >> Nothing else in the bag. >> You used to be an addict, right? >> Yes, sir. A long time ago. I've been clean. You can test me. I'll come up clean. I have no reason to lie. >> Okay. >> Come on, man. This is in the first pocket I look in in your backpack. >> I did not. Everything else in that backpack is mine except for that. >> Everything else >> Everything in this backpack is yours except that >> cuz I don't Everything I do is in law. I've not been in trouble. >> So for the sake of >> Okay. So say say that you're not calling you a liar, saying you're telling me the complete truth. Yes, sir. >> When is the last time you used >> Last time I used was four and a half years ago. >> Four and a half years ago. >> Okay. And there's this >> weed. Sir, >> that's not weed. Weed is not white and powdery. >> I got aspirin in there. >> That's aspirin. Yes, >> Steve. Sir, I >> You got an answer for everything. Steve, >> why do you not, sir? >> There's more white powder in this. Sir, >> you said this is aspirin in little bags. >> Sir, you drug test me. I'm coming out clean. >> I'm not going to drug test you. You have dope in your pants. >> No, sizz my pants. >> You have a a pipe in your backpack. So then you tell me everything but the pipe is in your backpack. So then you have more bags with powder. Sir, >> sir, I have >> I just It's exhausting going back and forth, isn't it? >> My eyes look like I'm high, sir. >> A little bit. Yes. >> No, I'm not, sir. I don't have any addiction. I'm telling you the honest God truth. I'm not going to jeopardize what you teach to it. >> And that's not what I'm asking. I'm just saying at some point maybe we just have >> accept help. >> Accept help. Right. >> Huh? >> I'm just asking you to accept help cuz at some point >> I don't need help cuz I've been dry and clean for four and a half years. >> Okay. Come on over here, Steve. >> I'm not I I'm not lying to you, sir. I got my wife and kids at home. I got to work tomorrow to get my face done. >> I think you have an addiction. I think you >> No, I do not have an addiction. Sir, >> how'd you twist your ankle? >> I told you, sir. You don't listen to me when I told you I fell. I didn't say I'm s >> You and everyone are falling down the stairs today, >> huh? >> Are you going to be able to slide in? >> All right, Steve. So, here's the deal, dude. You're in custody for possession of control substance meth. Okay, >> sir. Like I said, I'm not a person to wear tight jeans like this. >> I understand. But you said all all this stuff's on it. I mean, your multi tool, your knives, everything is in your pockets. You know about it. >> Yes. Yes. If what I'm saying is if I rip my ass into my jeans out, I'm not going to ride down the street with my ass leaning out. >> That's the tail as old as time, right? They've been saying that as long as pants been a thing. So then I open the backpack, the first thing I see is a meth pipe. Right. >> Sir, I honestly >> Or or a pipe with residue. I don't honestly don't know how that got in there. I don't. >> Okay. Not a deal. So then the next thing I find is a bunch of baggies with white crystal powder. Right. >> Sir aspirin, sir. I'm not going to take a whole bottle. >> Okay. But are they going to test for aspirin? >> Yes, sir. They should. >> They're not going to test for aspirin. >> They are, sir. >> All right, Steve. I hope you get the help you need whether you think you need it or not. >> I don't need the help. I've already been pleased. >> Okay. I always thought being a police officer, foot pursuits, vehicle pursuits, shootouts. However, being on the job for a few years now, we usually assist people with their everyday issues, whether it be a family dispute or a missing juvenile. You know, it's not always what it what it looks like to be on TV. Right now, we're going to a domestic call. The husband's calling about his wife. He's advising that she's not respecting them by washing clothes right now. We're just going to try and make contact, resolve the issue without it escalating to anything more. >> Hello. >> Hello, sir. >> How you doing? So what's what's going on? >> Uh yeah, me and my wife, we just having a lot of problems. >> Okay. >> So they decide after to leave over the weekend and they just decide to come back right now. >> Oh, so your wife came back. >> Came back after the three days. >> Okay. >> Turned the the washer, dryer, and everything on. I was already sleep getting ready to go to work. >> Is this your wife right here? Yeah. >> Can I talk to you guys separately? Is that okay? Sure. >> Okay. I can talk to you out here, man. And then I'll speak with you in a bit, man. That's fine. >> Okay. So, she took off. >> She been She took off. Well, Fred was Okay. This been going on for a while. >> Okay. >> Having problems. I think she's having another relationship on the side. >> Okay. >> She's being real weird towards me where we just fight like crazy. >> Just not acting like herself. >> Yeah. So, every Friday, Thursday, she has field trips. It's about night time. >> You think she's just making that up? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Have you guys come to an agreement as far as working out the relationship or what's your guys' status right now? >> D she's just acting wild like >> you guys have kids together? >> No. >> Okay. So, it's just you two that live here. >> Well, her daughter. >> Okay. H how could we solve this tonight? What what could we do to come to a solution tonight? >> Well, I don't know where she was if >> just to have her turn the the washer and dryer off. >> Otherwise, she's going to go all night long. >> Yeah. Okay. And I I just feel uncomfortable with all this going on. >> Um, so this is what I could do. I'm going to talk to her. Just give me a minute. If you want, you could just cool out. Cool off downstairs. >> Thank you. >> All right, >> Brandy. >> So, what's going on with you and your husband? >> It's been going on for quite a while. >> His jealousy is starting to spiral out of control. I work for a school district. Yeah. >> I do late night football games, field trips. He said I was out messing around. The next day I I was off my morning shift because I went in late and I got off about 10:30, 10:45. >> Okay. >> He said again, I was out messing around with men, doing all this stuff. I actually walked from Colton High here because he wouldn't pick me up. >> Okay. >> So, I got home. He was supposed to pay the rent. >> He didn't pay the rent. I gave him $800. He threw $400 back at me. He said, "I'm not paying the rent." I didn't feel safe being here. Everywhere I go, he follows me. He's at my work making sure he don't see me with no guys, making sure he's following buses. So, I he went to my closet and destroyed all my clothes. Goes through my stuff and takes it and hides it, >> you know, just a a simple movie because I had a magic mic. He takes it and hides it out, right? Wolf female, don't you know, it's just the little things. And um as soon as I walked through the door right now, I picked up my daughter. She's been staying at a friend's house. I've been staying at a friend's house. We've been separated. >> I picked her up. She's like, "Mom, I don't have no more clothes." I don't either. So, I came. We didn't know he was going to be here. >> Yeah. >> She has to wash her her school clothes. So, wash your school clothes. As soon as I walked in, shut up. I I'm already laying down. I told her, "Go ahead and wash your clothes. Do what you have to do." >> Okay. So, obviously, it's not a good situation being here. Are you wanting to leave for the night with your daughter? Are you wanting him to leave? Like, how are we going to solve this? >> We just moved in and he Look at my kitchen. I just got home. He has stuff all over. >> Okay. >> And he's doing it on purpose. You know, I just finished mopping up the dog's mess because he he leaves it there on purpose. >> He's doing petty petty little stuff. >> I understand that. Most likely he's thinking the same thing about the washer going off right now. >> No, my daughter has to wash. >> No, and I totally get that. But for him, that's what he's thinking. So, let me just talk to him real quick and let me see what I could do. Hey sir. >> Yes. >> Okay. So she she's basically requesting that you take off for the night. >> Okay. >> And the only reason why I'm okay with that is because she has her daughter here. You guys are going through these issues. The last thing that we want is for someone to get so upset that they bump into someone, they hit someone, someone gets hurt, then her daughter, if she's a juvenile, then we got to contact CPS. So, we're trying to solve this the best way that we can. >> Exactly. >> Are you willing to take off for the night? >> No, I am not. >> So, you're just going to stay here? >> Oh, yeah. I am not leaving out of my house. >> Okay. Hell no. >> And you have you have every right to do so. >> So, where do you guys sleep separately? Boy, I'm sleeping in my room. >> Okay. >> I know where she's sleeping. >> So, if you go in the room tonight, I can't make her turn off the washer. I I just can't. So, >> No, that's fine. >> If you want to go into the room and chill, hang out, that's totally fine. I'm just going to basically let her know that this is the situation. >> All righty. Appreciate it. >> All right. >> All right. You guys have a great night. >> Okay, ma'am. Um, so both of you guys aren't going to be leaving. You guys, all I ask is that you guys be adults about it. Avoid each other. >> Okay. Well, that's also my bed, too. Well, it's actually my bed. Like I said, this is all my stuff. >> I get it. But, you know, you tell me that you're in fear to be here, but then you're going to go and sleep in the same bed. >> No, it's my bed. Like, >> I I understand, but he's not going to move. >> I know he's not. He's That's just the way he is. He's just Look at him laughing. >> I'm recording every movement that goes on. >> That would be my best advice is you guys record each other because the last thing you want is someone to get hit. >> I just want to cover myself, >> you know. I wish you guys the best of luck. Hopefully you guys could stay separated for the night. Okay. >> 132 bush. I've got him at gunpoint. >> Okay. 132 bush cover >> 1047. 10847 43. >> Okay. We'll send a code three. >> Viewer discretion is advised. Turn on. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. >> Calm down. [music] [cheering] >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. >> I've been with the Marian County Sheriff's Office about two years now. I work one of the busiest zones. It's uh also one of the more populated zones. I get all types of calls, anything from improgress calls to drug calls. It's a very exciting job. I I love coming to work every day. Deputies responded to a residence. Um, our victim got to some type of disturbance with her boyfriend and we've got felony charges to arrest him. So, we are getting ready to meet up with our K9 officer. We've got a pretty good idea on where our suspect went. All right, man. There's a white male, no shirt, dark pants, carrying a large white bag. >> He's heading westbound. >> Yep. Heading westbound >> down here. >> Yep. >> 6114. I'm tracking with him. We're tracking south on 30th court. I mean, there's footprints coming this way. >> Ted in almost like been running this just cuz it's so soft. >> Yeah. >> How big is he? >> Just white male about 5'8. His name is Justin. He was wearing no shirt when he left, but she said he grabbed a bunch of clothes. >> Sheriff's office. >> How are you doing? >> All right. >> Good. Do you know a Justin? >> Justin? Yes, I do. >> Is he here? >> He was a little bit ago. I can look and make sure. I really don't know. >> Yeah, if you don't mind, cuz we need to find him. How do you know him? >> I know his sister, Jessica. >> Okay. You mind if I check to make sure he's not here? >> What is your name? John got in the house. >> How long ago was he here? >> That couldn't have been no more. 20 minutes. >> Who is that? >> John, can y'all please keep it down? >> Oh, I'm sorry, sir. >> Who's Who's he in there with? >> Hey. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. light. >> You hear who you're in there talking? So, who you in there with? >> Who am I in here with? I just came out, asked y'all guys to be quiet. It was during the sheriff's department, he said. >> Is Justin anywhere in there? >> No, sir. He's not. >> You want to come out here so I can talk to you? >> All right, man. >> You're 100% sure he left. >> I am 100% sure he left. >> Like 100% sure. Because here's the deal. If we find out he's here and you're lying to us, there's going to be consequences. I know. >> Then it's Aiden Bettton and I. So, look. Man, I work 60, 70 hours a week. I work. >> You got him. >> Back inside the house. >> Was it him? Where's he at? >> He just tried to go out the back door, didn't I? >> Come on in, man. >> Stay outside. Come outside. >> Okay. All right. Justin, if you're in here, you need to come out. Marian County Sheriff's Office. K9. >> Justin's not in there. I can tell you that. >> Guys need to be told. >> He He just told us who was in here. >> Take me to prison. >> I don't want to take you to prison. >> Justin is not here. I swear on my >> Who just went out the back door? >> I don't know who it was. Some dick who lives here. >> Was that the other guy in your room? >> Yeah. >> Just let us do a thorough check and we'll get out of YOUR HAIR. >> EVERYBODY GET OUT OF THE HOUSE. >> NOBODY'S GOING to jail. >> I just got out of jail today. >> What's your name? >> Stay in the bathroom. >> Okay. Come out. Sheriff's office in here. If you're in here, make yourself known. >> You You want to go into the kitchen? >> We are sending the dog in. >> Just sheriff's office. You don't got to come out. You're going TO GET DOG BIT. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG me if you don't come out. >> COME ON NOW. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. COME OUT. COME OUT. >> COME OUT. ALL RIGHT. GET ON THE GROUND. HEY. HEY. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE [screaming] GROUND. COME ON. STOP GRABBING YOUR HEAD. STOP GRABBING. >> FLIP OVER. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> GRAB THAT HAND. >> All right. Go. GET UP. GET HIM. GO. GET HIM. LET HIM. GO. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. >> All right. All right. All right. I'm not drunk. >> Put your hand behind your back. Ah, >> there you go. >> Stand up, dude. >> I'm trying. I'm trying, bro. >> Hey, can I get drug, please? >> No. >> No. >> Go this way. Go this way. Go this way. >> Everybody. Hey, everybody move out of the way while I walk into this car. >> That dog bit you? >> You stupid enough up to come out. We told you we were going to get dog bit if you didn't come out. >> I'm not Justin. >> All right. >> Who are you? >> Daryl. >> Hey, Justin. Okay. >> How many people you guys got in this house? >> Yeah, it is ridiculous. >> Sit down. >> We got medics coming. >> Can I get a water, please? >> What is your name? >> Daryl. >> Spell it. >> D A R E. >> What's your last name? >> You want to sit on the sand up against the car? >> Yeah. >> All right, do that then. >> Sit on your butt. You got warrants? >> Yeah. >> What's your warrant for? >> Child support. >> You just got bit by a dog for a child support warrant. Was it worth it? >> Not very many people had a night AC vent. How many times we tell you to come out or you're going to get bit by a dog? Quite a few, huh? >> Yeah. >> All right. You chose it. >> Yeah, I know. I'm a dumbass. >> He needs some water. >> Yeah, they're grabbing him some. >> Huh? Talk about the dog, too. >> Oh, the dog. Yeah, dog needs some water, too. >> Saw his leg sitting there and ordered him out and didn't want to come out. Didn't even want to come out at first after even getting bit. >> No, we we weren't even looking for a guy and and he we find him hiding in an AC vent. Probably never even would have known he had a warrant and he just would have came out. So, now we're going to be issuing a warrant for the other guy for domestic battery and we're going to go check mom's house and see if we've gotten him. All right, sounds good. >> All right. Drugs fueled a lot of our property crimes. It's on the rise, not only here in Witchah where we live, but across the country. It's impacting a lot of communities. Uh these special units that were on, we try to take the time to combat that by speaking with people, making car stops, uh trying to help some of these drug offenders, uh get away from that. Uh we're going to stop this car real quick. It's got an obstructed tag. >> 121. switch is 122. >> What's up, man? You have a driver's license insurance? >> Uh, I don't have one, sir. >> Is this your car? >> Uh, it's my grandma's car. >> Grandma, what kind of tag is on the back of this? >> Handicap veterans tag. >> Okay. All right. Do you have any type ID that says who you are? >> I don't. Not. >> What took so long to stop, buddy? >> I just wanted to pull over right here or like on the side street or something. What's your first name, please? >> Christopher. >> Christopher. >> What'd you pull me over for? >> Just a tag light on the back of this >> tag light. >> Yeah. >> Now, what's the deal with your license status, buddy? Is it suspended? Don't have one or >> I just don't have my ID. >> Okay. Are we any type of probation or parole? >> No, sir. >> Ma'am, any probation or parole? >> Do you have any identification? Says who you are at all? >> No, I live in Elo. >> You live in Elvaro. >> And I'm sorry, what was your first name, please? >> Hannah. Okay. >> All right. Christopher, can you do me a favor and step back here, buddy? >> No weapons or anything on you. >> Have a seat. I'll be right with you. I'm going to have her come sit with you as well. Ma'am, could you step back here for me, please? >> Uh, let's just slide down a little bit more, guys. All right. What? Basically, since you don't have your identification, I'm going to just write you for the defective. You see what I'm talking about on the tag right now, buddy? >> Yeah. >> Someone put like a Garner Elementary. So, that's why it was weird to me. Okay. >> Um, so basically, I'm just going to give you a defective citation >> and then I'm also going to just give you one to uh for not having your driver's license on you. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> Stand up for me, Hannah. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your phone down. >> Put your phone down. Hold on. I'll call you back. >> What? For what? >> Probably. >> Huh? Possession of meth. >> What? >> What? >> What? Possession of meth. >> And I want you to sit right there. All right. >> And needles. Grub. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Are you serious? >> Those are my sisters. >> I was going to throw them out. I totally forgot. >> Oh my god. Let's not bring God into this. >> I have work in Oklahoma in the morning. >> You're not going to make that. >> Oh, please. >> What is your name? >> She said it was Hannah, but I'm not sure it's going to be Hannah. >> There we go. I wasn't buying the whole Hannah thing there. >> Whatever. You better that >> Well, you were calling her Hannah, too, dude. So, you were playing into her game. >> That's what I've known her as is Hannah. >> So, you're rolling around with a girl and you don't even know her real name. >> You can just arrest me for >> I don't know right now, dude. I just got to chain you up cuz it's in your car. >> Is that Richard? >> He says he's Christopher. >> No, that's Richard. >> Ah, all y'all lying. LT knows who you are. Oops. Man, all kinds of lies done come out. Now we know the truth, right? Cuz now I know who you are because we've had a lot of issues with financial crimes, with methamphetamine, with everything going on. LT, you picked the wrong time to drive by and see what we're doing. So, I'm going to let you take a minute and talk to him. I'm going to go send out what she's got. Okay. Now, listen to me. Talk to me about the methamphetamines in the purse. Personal use. You out here willing and Dylan. >> No. No. No. >> Then talk to me. Shoot me straight. That's all I ask. >> It was personal use. >> Okay. When's the last time you used? >> About two, three days ago. That's why I have cuz I was going to get rid of it. I haven't even touched it. >> Okay. Is there anything else that you need to tell me? >> H cuz I'm a DUFFM. tell you, I saw probably what I thought was going on. As soon as you stepped out of that car, I knew what happened. And I knew that somebody was holding on to some drugs. Okay? So, that's I'm not going to lie to you. I'm being honest to you right off the get. >> I know. And I'm being honest with you, too. >> You guys getting pulled over? Is that why you slow rode me? >> Here, baby. Hold my sack. Hide it like it normally goes. No, >> they weren't together. >> Not together like that. But is the course of events that I just described pretty kind of barking up the right tree there? Because you're with him. You know how it got there. >> This is my >> I know you were. But now we have to deal with it because I know it's there. Start with how much we talking ounce? Ounce? >> I don't know how much exactly. >> Is it this big? That big? Is it two bags? Three bags? A lot. >> It's a lot. >> Okay. >> I hated it to be. >> Okay. This officer is going to help me out. Step over here by this tree with her. No funny business, please. She's going to recover this. >> I'm not giving you anymore. >> I know you're not. I know. I know. But you're going with somebody else, and I'm trying to do what I can for you. Okay. >> You have to go. >> All right. Well, what do you know about the meth that was in her pants? >> I I'm >> Come on, dude. Are you serious, man? >> Bro, she is not a baller out here. I don't see her rolling around with two, three ounces of meth in the old purse down there. >> She'd had that much money. >> Oh, yeah. Do you want to see? Look at the back of that car. Bradley, step aside. >> I know that ain't her game. I know that's your game. That's why I'm talking to you. >> That's not my game. >> Cuz normal people don't just carry that much in their pants. >> And I I She wasn't like shoving nothing. >> You didn't see her make any movements. You didn't cuz it's You're going to see something with that much going into the pants. >> Exactly. So, you didn't have any idea she had that on her? >> I had none, man. >> Was you aware of what she had in her purse? >> No. >> Cuz she obviously has a different version of events. >> You're going to be charged with possession of meth with intent. Both you guys are going to get charged for the same thing. >> Basically, a common trend out here. Whenever people have a large amount of narcotics, uh, a lot of females actually end up being technically kind of mules. Someone don't want to get caught with this much methamphetamines. They'll give it to a female. female will put in their bra or in their pants because they don't think male officers can search them. >> That's a good stop. >> Yeah, >> I've been a police officer about a little over 18 years. I have had an opportunity to work a lot of different assignments within this agency out here now back on patrol supervising a bunch of young officers which is a lot of fun. It's a good community. It's diverse. It's active. Good area to work. I have no regrets being here. So, we like to do a lot of extra patrols at night. We have a lot of development going on. Just try to make sure that nobody's out here stealing the construction equipment and whatnot. >> What are these people doing? >> Oh, I know her. >> Hello. >> What happened? >> What do you mean what happened? >> I was picking up my friend. >> Okay. I don't know that. I know this building's under construction and I see you loading stuff. I'm going to stop and talk to you. I don't know that when I'm driving by. Hey, dude. Where you going? >> Where's he doing that? >> Have a seat right here. >> I have my dogs in the car. >> That's great. Come over here. Door's open though. >> Close your door. >> I'm just picking him up. >> Well, I don't know that, do I? Until I come and talk to you, I'm not going to know that. Have a seat. >> What's your name again? I know you. Didn't I just talk to you the other day? >> Maybe. I don't know if I talked to you the other day. >> Yeah, I did. Talked to you in the neighborhood when you dropped off your friend in the middle of the night. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. >> You had a warrant then, didn't you? >> I don't no more. >> You don't? I hope not. >> I don't. >> I really don't. Thank you. >> Go ahead and stand up for me. >> Who? >> You. >> Okay. I know you're still here. >> Put your hands on behind your back. >> There you go. Put your wallet down. >> I have bad luck. >> Yo, separate your feet. Uhhuh. Your mouth. Yeah, I found the hallway over there. >> Sam five. Well, it's still in your possession, right? >> 459 code. >> I just got cited the other day by Rialto PD because of my warrants that I was in. >> Well, you know what the problem is? You're always out at odd hours. >> I sleep during the day. I'm up at night. >> Well, that's probably why you're contacted by the police and you encounter problems. >> 10851 245 last booking in 2018 for 4:15. H for illegal attempt for being homeless. >> Copy. >> What that means? >> I don't know. I think [snorts] >> you're just talking at this point, right? You're not even sure. >> Well, I got a warrant for me. >> You don't have a warrant. >> I don't. >> Oh, just meth. >> I found it by some kids. I grabbed it. My mother didn't even notice it. >> You found a meth pipe. You found meth. You're like You're like a lucky guy, man. >> I You not even know. I just told her I found a generator today. >> Have a seat right here. >> Do we really have to do all this? >> You have anything on you? >> No harm. No. >> So when I get a female officer over here, she's not going to find anything on you. >> That's fine. I have a pipe in the car. That's it. I don't got around me or nothing. >> Where's your pipe at? >> I'm not sure. >> So, how do you know you have a pipe in the car? >> Because I do. >> Is it just you always have one in the car? >> No. She said I did. >> Is that dog mean? >> No, I have two puppies in there. >> Are they playful? Depends. I don't know how they're going to react. >> I mean, they're sleepy. So, where do you think your pipes at? You don't mind if I take a look? >> I do mind. >> You do? >> I have my dogs in there. Yeah. And I didn't do nothing wrong for you to be doing that. I'm sorry I parked right here to pick him up, but I wasn't going to park on the street right there, though. You know, >> your hugs. >> Put your hands behind your back. Can you please tell my dad to get my dog, please? >> Oh my god. Stop. >> You know what? I don't need your permission, Kayla. >> Cuz when I can see your meth, >> it's like a nickel. >> It's still illegal in the state of California, friend. >> Kick out your legs plus your ankles, please. >> See if there's a pipe in here like she believes there is. Well, there's a syringe. Looks like it might be loaded. Oh, it's psychotic. >> There's her pipe. Hey, pup. >> Come here, daddy. Come here. >> Yeah, he can hang with you. >> Come here, puppies. Come here, daddy. Come here, Poppy. >> How much longer are you going to keep running around getting yourself wrapped up and stuff? At what point does it stop? >> Right now. Right now. >> Well, last time I talked to you, you were like, "No, I'm going home. Just dropping off a friend. >> I did go home." >> And here we are a couple weeks later. >> Here, I'll go home, too. >> And then see you a couple weeks later. And here you are. >> I pulled in to get gas. There's no gas. Gas is off. >> This was in a gas station. Kayla, >> I understand. Please don't take me to jail and lose my car and my dogs. Please don't. Give me a ticket and you will not see me out here again. I promise you. >> At least for a couple weeks. >> No, forever. Not at night time. I'll sleep during the night time now. >> Please don't take me to jail. I don't want to lose my dogs or my car. >> So, going to give them tickets cuz I don't want to deal with those dogs getting impounded. >> Okay. >> And uh you know she's going to lose them. She doesn't have the cash to get them out. >> Oh, yeah. And Just because they have a bad mom doesn't mean they need to suffer the price, you know. So, we'll just give them tickets, send them on their way, get them out of here, and uh we'll be on our way. >> Okay. >> Okay, >> buddy. Go ahead and stand up for me. I'll take the handcuffs off you. >> Okay. Here's your ticket, Griffith. >> Okay. For the possession of the meth and the possession of the drug paraphernalia. Okay. Just need you sign right there. It's not admission of guilt. It's promised to appear. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Kayla, I'm going to give you a ticket as well. Okay. because I don't want you to lose these dogs, okay? Because you're being a bad parent to the dog, a bad owner is going to get them quite possibly euthanized because I don't think you have the cash to get two dogs out of impound. I'm not like the big gushy dog person, but that's not right for those little pups. Okay, >> Kayla, go and stand up for me. >> It's getting old running into you. >> Next time, dogs and no dogs, you're going to go. Okay, you're going to go for a ride. >> 132 bush. I've got him at gunpoint. Okay. Got 132 cover 47. 1047 can sensit 4360. >> Okay, we'll still code three. >> [music] >> Viewer discretion is advised. >> Turn on. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. Bad boys. What you going to do? >> Calm down. Bad boys. [screaming] >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects are innocent [music] until proven guilty in a court of law. >> I actually started off at the jail and I worked there for a few years. After a few years of that, I later ralled to the streets with a great bunch of guys. Spent the majority of the time on graveyard since then. Spent some time in the gang unit on day shift. It's a good time at night. You get a bunch of dynamic situations. You don't really know what you're going to see every night. Spear sitting behind a desk. We're going to stop this motorcycle here. And apparently he's going to take off on us. 415 county priority >> southbound 22nd from 176 trying to catch up to a cross rocket roads are dry traffic light speeds are 99 >> looks like south southbound mountain highway >> driver is wearing an orange tracksuit with a black backpack dark colored helmet the plates's bent up I cannot get a plate passing 224 North 24 is number two. We're going to go westbound to first of the neighborhood 30 seconds. >> South probably about 30 seconds. >> 31st 20. >> You got a flat rear tire. Here's flat. tire. >> So right now we're looking at a felony and lube with a flat tire. >> So speed should be kicked to a minimum. >> You want me to call it? >> Yeah, if you want to call it speeds about 65. The last five cars move over like go ahead. >> We're in the middle of the road here. Still northbound passing 169 street. Looks like he's going to go westbound 168 street from the entrance. >> Got a flat tire. Rear plates falling off. He's probably going to bail soon. So if he gets out as far as bailing, we're going to stay in the car and let the dog do its work. >> Lakeside drive south. >> Going to bail. fields here. >> He just went up in the driveway. I don't know the address, but we're going south through the fields here. Going to pop out going eastbound on the next road over now. Looks like he's going to go north on park. >> He bailed. He's going uh northbound. He over that fence right there. Stay here. Dog's coming. [clears throat] >> You want to ride over the fence? Right over the bike. There's somebody in the backyard. A female voice saying, "Yeah, >> go inside." >> Chris Sheriff's Department perman >> last chance. >> We're taking one for this. >> He will find you and he will bite you. and >> he went right over the fence. Right. >> President says he rammed like the cars over here. I don't know if he's hunkered down or what. >> Here's his helmet. >> Who's bigger than me? Here. Somebody kick a hole. >> They're double. It's double sided. >> You probably pull. >> There you go. Now you just pull a couple >> couple birds off. >> Good job, youngsters. >> Let's check over here on this side over here. >> Sheriff department, if you're able to come out, we're going to get bit. >> South from the house right now. >> South out from the house. >> Come on, buddy. two houses going south and west >> Isaac right here. >> HEY, SHOW ME YOUR HAND. PLEASE GET ME YOUR HAND. My hands. My hands. PLEASE JUST GIVE ME MY FLAVOR OF THE ARM. >> HE BROKE IT. HE BROKE IT. OFFICER, PLEASE. MY HANDS. MY HANDS. >> STOP RESISTING. >> I'M SORRY. I'M just >> You in so much trouble. >> Ah, my leg is broke. My leg is broke. >> The other way. >> My leg is broke. Officer, >> if it was broke, you'll be able to rock, my man. >> Hurting crack. Maybe it was the guy you ran off the road with your motorcycle. >> Would I ride off the road? >> I don't know. Maybe it was another guy in an orange trackuit. >> My way. My way. >> Yeah. >> Well, the good question is why'd you run your motorbike? If I was going to flee on a motorbike, I wouldn't be wearing an orange tracksuit. I know that. >> Oh my god. >> My leg is broke. Can I Can y'all just push that up real quick so I can just look at it? >> Well, if I would be able to do that, I'm not a medical professional, you know. >> I go to the hospital. >> Oh, you're going to be going anyway. Then you're going to go to jail. long >> for a plethora of things. >> You know what I say when I say that? >> Not on my watch. Ain't happening. Yeah. All right. The other came for Saul. We got fire cover. This should be here shortly. >> Put your feet in. >> Yeah. I knew he was in that yard. You know, ammo kept on going there and jumping up and >> Yeah. He was on him the whole time. >> Yeah. I just The thing that was throwing me for a loop was that dude's glove up next to the fence. I thought he jumped over, but as soon as we got out to the road and was like, there's nothing here. So once we got back in there, I knew he was there. by just narrowing it down to where it was. >> That's why I saw the containment rigs and said, "I'm going to hunker down some place." >> Well, I think and that's why he stopped right here, too, is cuz this car was parked right here. He had nowhere to go. >> Yeah. You guys did a good job, man. >> Yeah, good job. Good find. >> I've been working for the Bear County Sheriff's Office about 12 years now. My wife's also a police officer here in San Antonio. During our downtime, we like to spend time with our kids, especially on football season. We like to barbecue, get the family together, and you know, just hang out and spend as much time as we can wi with each other. We have one of our K9 units uh requesting assistance. We're going to see what he has. How many more you got? >> All right, man. Go ahead and step up. I'm going face that way. You have anything on on you that's going to All right, just stop digging through your pockets. Put your hand behind your back. Yeah, he does. >> No, I'm not in that bad. >> All right, have a seat right here. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Have you been smoking, drinking? >> No, I'm good. No, I'm good. >> I'm going to Hey, I'm going to give you one opportunity. I'm not saying that you're doing anything. I'm not saying you're concealing anything. My experience, everybody gives a female something to hold. >> All right. Because there's paraphernalia in the car, you're going to get searched by a female. >> At this point, if you're holding anything and you're not being honest, it could be a felony tampering charge. Are you aware of that? >> Nothing on you? >> Not at all. >> All right. Hang tight. >> I found something with my car. >> It's not mine. I >> Do you use meth or ever use meth? Never used it. >> What about you? >> No, sir. Hell no. >> My [ __ ] >> And who's that? >> I just got up. >> No, I don't use >> Who? Who is she? What's >> That's my wife. >> That's your wife? >> Yeah. Okay. That's my wife. >> Okay, let's put her uh just watch him. Let me put her in the car. Put her in my car. >> Okay. >> Hey, brother. >> I was told not to touch anything that's in that car. You are responsible for everything in that car. >> That's how it works, bro. >> What do you have right here? Don't pull it out. Leave it there. >> What is it? >> You can get it. >> Anything else on you? >> No. Did they give this to you to hold? >> No, those are just bags. >> So, how did it how did it get there? >> Well, they're just I mean, empty bags. >> You put them there? >> No. I mean, I had them, but >> But how how did they get in your sight there? Did you put them in there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, there's that cushion there. >> Oh, I didn't look Let me >> I didn't even in there. >> Is this what you've been smoking? That's why >> I mean I didn't >> Don't lie. You have it on you. Is this what you were smoking? That's why you're stumbling. >> I didn't even know I had that at the honestly. >> But you you did smoke it, right? How long ago? >> Like I mean a couple hours ago. >> Okay. >> People use it as >> substituted for marijuana, but it's mixed with with different chemicals. >> It's synthetic. >> Synthetic. Where'd y'all get it from? >> From the corner store right here. >> Okay. How much you pay for it? >> 45 bucks. >> 45 bucks. What's that? >> You ask for a female? >> Yeah. She's $45. >> Yeah. For a bag. >> And how much is How much? >> Comes like 10 g. Yeah. >> How long have y'all been using this? >> I use it for like 8 years. >> 8 years. >> Yeah. >> So, what do you get? What's the difference between this and and weed? >> Um, it's legal. >> It's legal. >> That's why I've been smoking since I've been on paper. >> You know, it's it illegal. >> Um, since I got out, that's what they've been saying. Yeah. >> Yeah. It's illegal. But is that why you started cuz it was back then there was >> Sure did. >> They had to follow at large. >> That's the only thing that would uh let me come out clean on drug test. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Did you know she had it or >> No, sir. I did not know she had that. She probably was hiding there on a cool. >> Yeah, she had it on her. >> All right. Is that a charge or what? Cuz if it is, I'm not letting her go down for none of that bull. Uncle, I smoke nuts, bro. It's not her fault. >> That's not her fault, bro. >> Okay. >> So, how did it end up in her? >> Um, Nico, bro, I probably put in the back seat or something. Probably just grabbed it when she saw the I don't know. I don't know. >> I'm cool. She She's a good girl. She's another bad me. >> Okay. I'll take that ball. >> You up? >> Yeah, that's my wife. >> Hey, Abby, question. How long have you been using that? >> Um, not for not for that long. >> How long? >> Like only a few a month or two. >> A month. Well, got you. >> I don't like I don't like use it like like that hard, you know? It was just like here and there >> like once a day or >> Yeah, like Yeah, like twice a day. >> Twice a day. >> Yeah, just like >> And what what got you into using that versus marijuana? Cuz I know it's a substitute for that. >> Just uh I don't know. I just stopped smoking weed one day and I I tried that and >> and your boyfriend he he smokes or your husband smokes it also? >> Well, we were like actually stopping. Okay. >> We started together. We stopped together and we like >> we stopped smoking for like a long time actually and then like we started again, you know, but we stopped for like a long time. >> Yeah. So you see there's a pattern there, you know, >> last year. >> Okay, baby. I know. >> And then this year there's a pattern there. You got to straighten out for your kid. You got to >> I know I will lead a good life and a good example for him. >> I know I am. I've been trying to do that actually. It's just a little hard, but eventually I mean it's just harder now. All right. Well, you know, tonight you're going to be going to jail for possession of the control substance. Okay. Here it is illegal. Okay. Being that you had it, you it was in your possession. You had it there. You know, hopefully this is a a lesson for you. You know how many times you have to go to jail for you to realize that you got to be there for your kids. All right, baby. I'll be waiting. I got you. Okay. Got you. I love you. I'll be waiting for you. >> All right. Be careful. Please go. >> I will. I love you. >> All right, man. Everything okay? >> No, she's not okay. My wife's in there, man. >> You know it's illegal. >> Yeah, but she's not the one that had it on her. >> Well, she did. She had it on the side. That's why I found it. >> You see, I didn't see it for myself, so I don't know that, man. I really don't. I'm sorry. It's my wife, though. I believe her. I don't trust her. And she's made me stupid. It's not my fault. It's my fault, though. I didn't know she had it on her. I get her out. >> Get her out. >> Okay. You might not step out. >> No, you're going to stay in there for now. >> Okay. Just need you to calm down. Once we get out of here, then >> I'm calm. >> We'll release you. Okay. >> Okay. She'll have a bond. >> She should. Yeah. I mean, it's just synthetic, right? That's all she got caught with. >> Synthetic. Yeah. >> All right, man. Well, you know, obviously you don't, you know, you don't you don't care, but >> I do care. >> You know, well, you think it's funny as far as, you know, funny cuz it's synthetic. You're like, "Oh, she'll be out." You know, there's people that have died using this stuff. >> I'm just a consumer of it, man. >> Yeah. >> My dad actually worked for the sher's office for 16 years, and he passed away right after I graduated high school. A couple of his buddies asked me if I wanted to go do a ride along. I thought I should give law enforcement a shot. They set me up with a ride along. I did one and I was hooked after that. >> 593. >> There's a woman calling in just advising that two of her family members have gotten into a domestic disturbance. She wasn't actually there and didn't actually see what took place, but she believes that the wife is battering the husband. Sheriff's Office. >> Hey, how you doing? >> I'm good. >> What's going on? >> Huh? >> How you doing, ma'am? >> I'm not doing >> What's going on? You guys know a Sabrina? >> Anyways, y'all have that. I'm not doing that, though. Just saying no. I'm not doing >> What's going on? You >> had a knife under your leg, >> dude. >> What's the situation? Are you What's your name, man? >> Morgan. [clears throat] >> Okay. You want to take her outside? Talk to her for me. Okay. >> I was recording, too, by the way. >> That's fine. No problem. >> So, you mind just having a seat for me for a second? Okay. All right. What happened? What's going on? I >> I don't even want to be nothing. I just want to get my out and leave, dude. And that's all I really want to do. >> That's fine. You got no problem. You know that that's all good. We're here because you called her and and they could hear y'all fighting in the background. We're going through a divorce. >> You and your wife going through a divorce? >> Yes, sir. >> You told them that she attacked you? >> She did attack me. She bit me in the neck. She slammed me there. She cut my cords. >> See your neck? >> Right here. >> She She bit me here. She bit me there. She >> I can see a super slight red mark right here. >> But her daughter's going to try to play. >> What else? Where else she hit you at? >> And then >> who's that right there? >> That's her daughter. Her daughter's they tried to hide the weed down the road when they went down the road. >> Where is she at now? >> She just went out cuz she's worried. Okay. What is she wearing? Hello, ma'am. >> Hi. >> You are, ma'am. >> I'm his wife. >> Okay. >> Sorry, >> I'm dude. I was not trying to do I'm just trying to be safe. >> All right, sir. One second. You can just sit tight right there. Okay. >> What happened tonight? >> He's just been drinking and yelling. We've all been yelling. Um I haven't drank at all. Me and the girls have been in here most of the night. >> Where's your other daughter outside with the other deputies? Is that who that is? The older one? Maybe. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Um, yeah. I don't know why he called the cops. >> Okay. He didn't call. Sabrina called. She's fine. Sabrina called in and said that they could hear you in the background and uh he was yelling and screaming that you had attacked him. >> There's been no attacking. >> Okay. Nothing's gotten physical whatsoever between you two? >> No. I dumped his beer and my me and my daughter dumped his beer. He should not supposed to be drinking. When he drinks, he gets crazy. >> Um, and that's it. My coughing. Has he shoved you or anything? >> No. >> Have you shoved him or anything? >> No. >> No. He was in there trying to break my coffee machine. You can see it is broken. There's coffee grinds and I was trying to get the coffee machine from him, >> but there's been no >> Okay. So, what what he says he bit him in the neck. >> I don't know. Nothing else physical's taking place whatsoever. >> No. >> Okay. All right. Let me go. >> Just the yelling and me asking him to please leave. Get out of the house. Don't be drinking. >> Mhm. Would you mind just waiting inside? >> Yeah. Thank you, ma'am. >> Hey, how old are you? >> 16. >> Okay. What took place exactly? >> He got home from work with alcohol. I was on my walk when he got here. I got in the shower and then while I was in the shower, I heard him banging on the door and I asked him to stop because I knew my little sister was in there. He did stop at that point. And then he went outside and started blaring music out of the >> just kind of drinking and out of control. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then I went in that room with my mom and I came out to get something out of the fridge and noticed alcohol. >> So I poured it down the sink because I didn't want him drinking. And then he got mad and threw it and it hit my back. >> He threw it at you? >> I'm not sure if he meant to throw it at me, but >> Can I see your back real quick? >> Is this from it right here? That little mark? >> Yeah. >> So that was a closed can or it was open? >> It wasn't a can. It was a bottle. >> Bottle. Okay. How long have they been married for? >> Like a month. >> Really? Wow. Okay. So, what did mom do to him? >> He pushed the coffee maker and then she tried to push him away. >> Just push him away cuz he's pushing the coffee maker and he's, you know, >> Yeah. He was trying to break stuff in >> and talk kid trying to destroy the house. So, she's trying to kind of protect the coffee maker. Did you see her bite him? >> No, but he said that she did. >> All right. Just hanging out here. Okay. >> I didn't do a goddamn thing wrong. I think they're going to arrest me. >> You mind keeping your hands out of your pockets for me, sir? >> Y'all ain't going to really put me in jail, are you? I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> I didn't do nothing wrong, though. >> So, why would you think that you're getting arrested? >> It was because I >> So, let me stop you. You just told me that you think you're getting arrested. Why do you think you're getting arrested? >> Why? >> Yeah. >> Honestly, >> honestly, >> because we're going through a divorce and the thing is she don't want me here because I caught her on Snapchat talking to other mother >> and that's the whole reason. And it's like she's like, "Well, just get out and go." And >> so, you didn't answer my question. Why do you think you're going to jail? >> I didn't do nothing though. All I was trying to do, she cut my cord to that. I was playing the radio too loud. >> Been drinking obviously. >> I And I'll be honest about that, but I was just sitting there. I came off work and I'll be honest. >> How' the daughter get the nick on her back? >> I do not want to. Please don't put me in jail forever. >> Sir, I'm just asking you to explain how she bit you. Well, how it went down exactly. >> All I don't even want to >> Do you want to tell me? Can you tell me? >> I didn't do it though. Can you Okay. I'm I didn't do what? >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't >> Okay. I'm asking you. I've asked you. This is the third time how it went down. The daughter's saying you threw a beer bottle out. >> I didn't throw nothing. All I thought she she she threw the stuff. >> All right, sir. Put your hands behind your back. >> Please. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do nothing. Please. >> You're not making any sense. You're unable to explain to me how she bit you. >> I didn't do nothing. state of Florida, if it's domestic, we are obligated to arrest the primary aggressor if it's obvious that a physical disturbance has taken place and I'm determining you to be the primary aggressor. >> I'm not being the primary aggressor, though. >> Just chill out. >> 132 bush. I've got him at gunpoint. >> 13247 1047 can send it in 436. Okay, we'll still send a code three. [music]