Viewer discretion is advised. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. >> Calm down. Calls Bad Boys. What you going to do for you? >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects are [music] innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. >> I was in the military for 6 years and going through the academy, it opened up my eyes. It's just a different type of work. You just learn how to handle different situations. It it ranges every day. It'll be something different. Having a partner um helps with, you know, uh having more coverage of the streets as we're patrolling. >> Yeah, this uh vehicle failed to use a turn signal. So, we're going to go ahead and try to pull it over, see what we got. >> 9165, we just received a suspicious drug activity on a vehicle that was driving right past Throwback. Was just checking to see if you might have seen a vehicle in the area. Yeah, there's all kinds of >> 136. Is it a foot chase? >> Your radio between 39th Street and 39th Terrace heading toward Central toward Central Middle School. White shirt now. Heading up towards 39. Heading up towards Broadway. Any cars that can move into the area? Your radio 136. Where are you at? EG behind me. Cafe. Do you have a location? 39 ter he's heading back up to uh Broadway. Get on YOUR STOMACH. GET ON [screaming] YOUR STOMACH. >> Put your hands up. taking him into custody now. [panting] Got you. Got you. Got you. Got you. >> What you running for, man? What you running for, man? >> 136. Yeah. The last car. They just held themselves out with us. Go to 39 Broadway. Should be a gray colored SUV if they stayed there. Think >> there's one more. Two more. >> One more. But he's still in a car. He probably took off after this guy did. which direction. >> He'd be in a car. I would have left. Probably eastbound. Roll over on your side. Come here. What are you doing, man? >> Two years ago, bro. I got beat the up by y'all from a routine traffic stop. So now you running, bro. I'm scared of y'all, bro. >> No reason to run, man. >> Just told you what happened last time. >> Okay. Was it Was it me? >> All right. You're right. It's here. You got a parole violation, man. All right. >> [sighs] >> You got felony probation violation. That's what you're being arrested for. And resisting arrest. >> Hey, did you hear that? >> They got our car off Woodland. >> All right, let's go. >> Two unknowns. We have it. >> Yes. Chasing the wagon. And now showing response. >> Yeah. So, we have the guy in custody up here. Sounds like he tried to get out of the car once officers pulled him over, but uh he ended up complying. 23. >> He's in custody right now. So, we're going to go see what this guy's deal is. >> 1442. >> Did you give him your ID yet? >> Yes, he has my ID. >> What's your buddy's problem? >> I don't I don't know him. I just picked him up from, like I said, I just walked from here to Westport to go pick my girlfriend up. He asked him to ride home. >> I didn't even know. I sw I didn't know he was going to hop out of >> You need medical attention for any reason? >> What do you want? Go home. >> All right. Well, we got we're going to do slow motion now. >> You said what? >> The original passenger decided to run off from us. So now we have to take this seriously. Have a seat right there on those steps. >> Can y'all at least let my baby go home? >> Hey man, you got anything on you about? >> No sir. No sir. >> You're under arrest for your warrants and you don't have a valid driver's license. >> Oh my goodness. >> So this is her car. >> Yeah, this is her car. >> She's all right. She's just intoxicated. >> Where was she at in the car when your buddy ran? >> She was in the passenger seat. >> Have him. >> You want to do a cursy ride? >> Baby, I'll be out tomorrow. Chill out. >> What's wrong? You okay? >> What's wrong with him? Why y'all taking >> Cuz he has warrants. She's got to go. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> We're sorry. Um we're we got to figure out how to get her home cuz she's super drunk. So, >> baby, you have to calm down. >> Get listen. I'm going to take these handcuffs off. Okay. Keep calm. >> I just want him right now. >> I know, but that we just can't have that happen right now. That's just where it's at. Okay. Unfortunately, his buddy took off running from us. And he I know and you I don't know either and you have nothing to do with that. That's why you're not in trouble. >> But we can't let people do that. Okay. He drove off after we pulled him over and his buddy took off running. >> Okay. So that's why he's going on his warrants. If everybody would have been chill, we could have worked something out. But that's what's going Okay. All right. As long as you understand what's going on. Okay. >> I understand. >> Why don't you keep Where's the shoes at? Maybe not. Okay. >> Um why don't you take a [laughter] >> It's my birthday. >> I know. I know. That's why you're not going to jail. It's a birthday gift. >> Thank you. You're welcome. All right, take a couple more deep breaths. >> No, I can't let you kiss. >> I'm sorry. No, I'm sorry. But just take a couple more deep breaths, okay? And Officer Shockley here is going to help you out. >> If you calm down, I'll be giving you a ride, but you got to be calm, okay? >> Okay, I'll go. >> Hey, Officer Shockley is going to take her home. >> You take her to her house or my house. >> Edward, >> let's make sure she has keys. Uh, whatever address she tells Officer Shockley is where she's going. >> You ready? >> She was literally passed out. And I like shine the light. I was like, "Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am." And she like you like she was like I was just super rare. She was like, "Yeah." And then I was like, "Let me get another car here cuz >> well the passenger that ran's got like a felony probation something or other probation violation. >> That's why he ran." >> And then he's not even supposed to be driving. He doesn't have a driver's license or anything. >> She's suspended, too. So she's not supposed to be driving either. >> Well, she's doing the right thing. At least >> I know she called. >> They'll go to jail. She'll get a free ride. She's pretty drunk and hysterical, but she'll get a free ride home for her birthday. And we'll tow this car so it's not left here. >> Yep. >> Sounds like that. >> All right. Appreciate you, man. Good heart. >> The major problem we see is drugrelated. Um we deal with a lot of overdoses. We make a lot of arrests regarding narcotics. Um a lot of people are out there stealing stuff for a little bit of cash and then they'll turn around and just buy, you know, buy a little bit of dope and um they'll continue about their day like normal. They just need the high. That guy's got no seat belt on. So this vehicle just passed us. Uh the driver and the front seat passenger were both not wearing seat belts and they're heading to the back of the motel. So, we'll check out with them, see what's going on, see what they got to say. >> Hey, man. What's up? How you doing? >> You got a license with you? Thanks, man. I appreciate it. Were you stay here? >> Yeah. >> All right. The reason I was talking to you, you don't have your uh you didn't have your seatelt on when you came by me. >> No. No. I just pulled in. >> Huh? >> I just pulled in. I was going to my room. >> I'm just letting you know you didn't. That's why I'm stopping you. >> All right. >> You have a room here? >> Yeah. >> Your room key? Yeah, that's what I'm looking for. >> Hey, come here. >> Come here. >> Yeah. >> Put your hand by your back. >> Okay. >> Stay in the car. >> Okay. >> A bunch of rigs in your pocket. I'm not stupid. >> They're all capped, right? >> Yeah. >> Hop out. >> Turn around. Put your hands in your back. >> Why do I need to put my hands behind my back? >> I just told you to. >> Okay. I haven't done anything wrong. >> Well, you're I'm detained you, bro. I got >> Why am I being detained? >> I'll explain to you in a second. There's two of you, one of me. And you just stuffed something underneath that seat. >> I definitely didn't. >> All right. Well, I'm gonna look. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Go sit on the curb. >> Okay, that's fine. >> You're going to get arrested for the rigs. >> Strugg paraphernalia. They're all capped, right? >> Yeah. >> Is there any is there any dope in the car, man? >> There wasn't on in the car was on. >> When was the last time you used a while ago? >> Today? Cuz that one looks fresh. Oh, it's not fresh. Use it a lot. >> Is it dope in here? >> Did you use it all? What did you use? Heroin. >> Um, I still like to know why I've been detained. >> Well, cuz I have drug paraphernalia. I saw you make a further movement underneath the seat. >> Well, listen. Let me finish. You You want to know? I'm going to explain to you. >> So, I'm dealing with this guy and you're reaching underneath the seat. I don't know what you're grabbing. I already have reasonable, you know, suspicion you guys are up to no good. But so don't say it's too loud. >> He's got warrants. >> Okay. Can you hang out with this guy? >> Yeah. >> Hey, man. >> I just don't have to be suspected of doing anything illegal. >> Well, I want to I need your ID cuz you don't have your seat belt on. >> I definitely did have my seat belt on. >> Hey, dash. >> No, actually, sir, you can check your dash camera. I took it off as I was pulling on >> this guy, too. So, as I was detaining the other guy, um the passenger kind of looked over his shoulder, looked at me real quick, and bent down. Um it looked like he may have placed something underneath the seat. So, we'll see if there's anything. >> He definitely acting a little shady. The driver said he's got warrants, so we'll just check the immediate area. >> Whether it's a yes or no, it wouldn't have anything to do with >> He didn't stuff underneath the seat. It might have stuffed it in his pants or something like that. Hey, you have you said you don't have ID on you, right? >> I did say that, I guess. >> All right. What's your name? >> Um, I don't feel like I have any reason reason I have to disclose that. >> All right. You do? >> What would that be? >> Well, cuz you weren't wearing your seatelt. >> I was wearing my seatelt and I don't feel like that's fair. >> This is crazy, man. I'm telling you, you're going to go to jail. I'm going to give you one last chance cuz they're going to fingerprint you and figure out who you are anyways and you're going to catch >> that. That's not the point. That's not why I'm not trying to give you my ID. >> You have 3 seconds probably your name. >> Okay. All right. I have a a warrant. >> Yeah. >> Oh, >> you have a warrant? >> Yeah, that would be why. >> What's your name then? >> Jordan. >> How hard was that? >> It's It's hard because I was placed under arrest for a felony that wasn't my fault and then they gave me pre-trial and I really wanted to be there, but I didn't know which day it was. My phone's broken. >> All right, let me Can you hang out with these guys? >> I have a I just got a warrant and I would like >> Why don't you tell me >> for pre-trial um for pre-trial breaking it? I didn't know where to go for the meeting. Are >> you getting trespass? >> All right. There's nothing in here, right? >> What room are you staying in? >> 427. >> I'm getting trespassed even though I'm not >> Yeah, I paid for it. >> Bro, that's meth, bro. >> There's no meth in there. >> I don't even do meth. >> That's meth. >> I don't do meth. >> That is 100% meth. I Oh, no. I just don't. >> That's not me. >> I can't believe I've left that in there. I don't do it. I really don't. There's like nothing there. >> All right. >> Oh, no. >> What do you regularly use then? >> I just use heroin. That's why. >> All right. >> There's no >> Did it turn out I had a warrant? >> Your warrant is confirmed. You have a felony warrant for violating your your pre-trial release for drug offense. Hey, Roas, >> can you put him in the car? >> Yeah. your car. >> Your car. >> Oh, hey, maybe give this guy the green light about the cigarette. >> I'm just testing the uh suspected narcotics, the meth. >> So, that orange brown color. Um, this is the uh positive indication for the presence of methamphetamine. Jason, right, Jason tested positive for meth. >> I don't do meth. >> All right, so problems. I got a bag of dope last week and it was it came in there and I asked him why it was in there and he says, "Sorry, you're going to complain." I was like, "You know, I don't do it." I was like, "Well, you didn't do something." That's why it was in the bundle in in the bottom. >> Why'd you hold on to it then? >> I I didn't even know it was in there. >> You did. >> No, I didn't. I I forgot that it was in that one. I thought I had already gotten rid of it. >> I'm trying to be cooperative. So, what's >> You are being cooperative. It's just It's put yourself in my shoes. It's not really. How do you expect me to believe that someone gave you free meth and you failed to get her? >> It's not It wasn't I paid for a bag of heroin. >> Yeah, but you got Okay, so it's a BOGO. >> Yeah, but I don't get >> It was pointless for it to be in there. >> I can't believe it. My parents are going to look at this charge for meth and be like, "What the hell?" They're going to know that. >> All right, man. You're going to go to jail tonight for the possession of methamphetamine coupled with the uh the drug paraphernalia. I appreciate your cooperation. I've been with the agency 16 years. It's the third largest county in the country. We got a lot of rural policing. We have guys up in our northern county that answer calls by themselves. It's very diverse, very open area. Um, it makes for very interesting police work. So, right now, we're going to stop this vehicle in front of us, have a chitchat with him. He's flashing his high beams at us for some reason. Not too sure why. Check it out and see since he's driving with his high beams on. >> I traffic. >> Black and Irene on a blue minivan. >> Hi. Uh, >> sorry. >> Lieutenant Murphy with the Sheriff's Office. You know why I'm stopping you tonight? >> No. You flashed me like three times with your high beams. >> I'm so sorry. I thought I was 25. [laughter] >> You have a driver's license on you? >> Uh, not on me. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> I have a permit. >> How old are you? >> 17. >> Why are you out driving with only a permit? >> I My parents are asleep and I take a friend home. >> Do your parents know you have the car? >> Yeah. >> Are you sure? >> Yes. >> If I call them and wake them up. >> Okay. >> I pinky promise you. >> Pinky promise. Wow. That's pretty uh >> But I am so sorry about that. I was thought I was turning him off. >> Do your parents know you have this car? >> Yeah. >> Are you sure? >> Mhm. >> You have a per you have your permit with you? >> I don't have it. I don't have my wallet with me. >> Give me your mom or dad's phone number. >> Can I check out my phone? >> South one. RP is going to be lost at Gilmore. First of all, >> oh, she's calling right now. >> Okay, go ahead and answer. >> Customer. Yeah. >> Yeah. You called? >> No, I didn't call you. I just got pulled over. >> I want to be >> and yeah, they just they're trying to call you right now, but I can hand you >> traffic. Okay. >> Here. >> What's her name? >> Michaela. >> Huh? >> Michaela. Is that your mom? >> Oh, my stepmom. >> Hi, Michaela. Um, so Katie told you I'm out with her. She doesn't have a driver's license. Does she have a permit? So, she just lied to me. That's not a good way to start things. >> She said she has a permit. >> Attention. >> Where are you guys at? >> We're just north of the hospital on black. >> T. >> All right. So, I'm going to go up here and see if we can uh clear things up. There's no reason to beat her into the ground about it. Have you heard from grandma? >> No. >> No. >> Um I'm not going to give you a ticket. Okay. But you're 17. >> Yeah. >> You go to Valley High? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And you were dropping your boyfriend off. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. See, mom tells me everything. You kind of beat around the bush that uh I was dropping a friend off. couldn't say boyfriend. >> Well, it's Yeah. >> Yeah. See, see, I'm not that dumb, huh? >> No, it's just I feel like boyfriend's cringy. [laughter] >> Just to say. >> So, just remember, do me a huge favor, okay? If you remember anything, >> Yeah. >> remember how lucky you were tonight, okay? >> Thank you. >> Cuz you could be getting a ticket. I could be towing your car, >> all that stuff. And I don't want to do that to you, okay? >> Thank you. So, just be smart. Your time to drive will come. Okay? Don't be in such a hurry to drive. >> I just want to say thank you for not towing my car. >> Of course. Go for it. >> For not towing the car and not kill me. Especially since I lied. [laughter] >> Especially since you lied. See, at least you know you lied. >> Yeah. >> And here's grandma. Grandma. >> So, not a big deal. Okay. Uh, >> she's coming up bl and she flashes me a bunch of times with the high beams. >> So that leads us to believe in our training that it's a drunk driver. >> She's flashing. >> I turn around and pull her over here and she proceeds to tell me, "Oh, I got a permit." And I was dropping a friend off. Well, then I get a hold of and while we're doing talking, mom calls in. So I talk to mom. Mom's like, "She doesn't have a permit. She was dropping her boyfriend off um and all that." Okay. Is she upset? >> Oh, she's been crying. >> Okay. Well, >> and and I'm not and like I told her, here's the thing. I don't want to I explain it to her. I could I can tow the car. I can do all this stuff and I'm not going to do any of that. I'm going to let her go with a warning. She's not even going to get a ticket. >> She's a good kid. But >> she appears to be that way. But but if you want to go up there, you can talk to her. >> You okay? Okay. You got it shut off, right? Okay. I bet you won't be behind the wheel again, huh? So, when you were going to go get your driver's license, >> so I can actually pass it. >> You will get it. Don't worry. [snorts] I don't want to say I told you so, but didn't I warn you about this? Huh? It's going to be okay. >> You're okay. >> There. You're not going to get a ticket. You're not in trouble. >> Not by him. >> What [laughter] do you Huh? >> I said, "Yeah, not by him. Mom didn't sound too upset when I talked to her. So, >> yeah, it's mom, not dad. >> You know what? Dads are dads. That's all it amounts to. Dads or dads. Sometimes we say things we don't mean to say, and it's all about the love and cherish. He'll eventually feel better about it. >> When I move out. >> When you move out. No, Dad ain't that way. >> Dad be about it. >> What did we learn though? No more driving, right? Until what? >> I get my permit and license. >> Permit and then license, right? No more driving. >> All right, you guys have a good night. >> All right, take care. >> 132 bush. I've got him at gunpoint. >> Okay, 132 bush covers 257 43. 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. >> No, this is something I've always wanted to do ever since I was little. It's been my dream job. Stuff I like to look for would be cars hanging out certain areas like during the night where they're not supposed to. I like to look for drugs whenever I get a good drug arrest. I feel like I've actually made a difference in the community. So, uh drugs is something I like to look for and take off the streets. All right. Right now, we're going to stop this vehicle. The driver is not wearing his seat belt. 215 driver. >> 215. He's running. We're running through the coin laundry. >> Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Come here. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Stop. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> It's a kid. >> Don't move. >> You stay there. I'm going to prison. >> Stop it, man. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> I WAS GOING to get the phone. >> What happened? Hey, that's over there. >> Stop. >> Don't move. >> Just leave it. Stop. >> Nothing. Stop it. Nothing. Listen to him. >> I'm I'm out of it. >> Stop moving. >> What are you running for, man? >> I don't know, man. That's good. >> Why? >> I don't know. >> Stop talking. >> He's got the baby. >> Okay, stop talking. >> I'm going to take the baby out of here. >> Watch out for me for your seat belt. >> Why is he fighting? >> Hey, Patterson, get her in cuffs. Get her in cuffs. What' you What did you throw to her? >> I throw nothing at her. >> You threw something right when I hit you. >> No, I didn't. >> Let's go. >> Just uh right now, just she's detained. So, just half her over there in front of your feet. >> What do you got on you, man? >> I have nothing, sir. >> How much cash you got? I got like 3,000. Just have to go pay my bills. >> Okay. >> What do you got in the truck, man? >> Search it. I ain't got there. >> Okay. What you need? >> Oh, let me see. Did he throw anything in there? >> No, I was I wasn't doing laundry. I don't know what the hell was going on. >> You weren't doing laundry. You were in the car, >> sir. No, I wasn't. You in the car? >> As those ladies like I was sitting next to them. >> How do you know him? >> I don't know them ladies. >> No. How do you know him? >> He's my son. >> Okay. So, was he coming up here to meet you or what was going >> Yes. He was going to come pick the baby. Oh, I'm I was in there. >> Okay, just give me a second. Okay. >> He even jumped out and the vehicle was still in drive, so I >> put it in park and turned it off. But yeah, it stinks. >> Yeah. >> Weed. So hurt too if you find anything. >> Yeah, he's got like three grand on in cash in his pocket. So >> he's got what? >> Three grand in cash in pocket. So I didn't see anything in there. He he literally ran in, cut to the left. I thought he went straight. >> Check trash cans and stuff. >> Oh, no. I'll do that. I'll check the trash. Yeah. >> There it is. >> Bunch of coke. >> Center console. >> Okay. >> Bunch of coke. >> See how the lid's got a side opening? The lid's The lid's right on the floor where it was. >> Which trash can was this? >> Uh, it was the second one in, not this one right here. I put the lid right on the floor. >> The lid was on the floor. >> Yeah. >> Perfect. Perfect. >> Where was this female at? >> She said she was doing laundry. >> Yeah, cuz he I saw him and I tackled him and then soon as I got him on the ground putting him in cuffs, she comes running out and he throws something at her but he threw his ring at her. So I thought he was trying to throw drugs at her. That's why I have her. But I'm about to I should just about to take cuffs off of her. >> Yeah. So how much did you wind up with here? >> I haven't even gone through the other side, but just right now is what I have. >> We'll leave you alone while you go through the rest of this here. Um, we I'll go ahead and uncuff her since she's not related. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Your your son was getting stopped for a traffic stop, >> right? Not a big deal. Traffic stop. >> But he takes off and runs inside there, right? >> Yes. >> And I guess that's what you saw. >> Yes. >> Well, he's he was running cuz he's got a bunch of cocaine and marijuana. >> Big big giant bags of it. >> So that's why he's in custody. >> Oh my god. And when you came running out getting into it, obviously you're going to get thrown in cuffs, too. We don't >> know what's going on. What's going on? >> No, that's what it is. He's a big giant drug dealer. >> Is he on probation or parole? >> No. Has he ever been arrested for any of this stuff before? >> Yeah, he's on probation. >> He's on probation for what? >> I think for that >> for possession dealing, >> but he went he went to prison and got out of that. >> Well, he's going to probably go back again cuz I mean that's a lot. It's a significant quantity >> of coke. Yes. Coke and marijuana. So, why'd you run, man? >> I got scared, man. I got warrants. I didn't want >> You got warrants out of where? Uh >> I got a warrant out of I think I got warrants here in Grand Appar and um Dallas. >> Was it just traffic stuff? >> Yeah. >> Next time, man. Just pull over. I mean, you clearly you almost took out that guy's taxi, you know. Then you got lucky, man. So, uh but uh >> yeah. And then you ran into the store and then what was that uh bag of white powder that I found in the center console? >> I don't know. >> You don't know what it is? You have no idea? No, sir. >> No. Okay. What about the uh two big baggies of plastic baggies of marijuana? >> That ain't none of mine. >> And then the other white baggie of >> That's none of mine. >> No, it's consistent with what was in the the coin laundry. Okay. >> You getting charged for all that if it if it does come back? >> If it comes back. Okay. But like I'm saying, man, if you can tell me what it is, I'll put that in the report that you said, "Hey, this is what it is. This is what's going on." >> I need to talk to the attorney. >> Yeah. So, we'll go from there. Okay, man. Have a seat. Seat case on the wrist, right? >> Yeah. So, we're going to watch the video of him of me >> chasing the guy. So, it's this one right here. >> You're going to see him. He's coming. You're chasing him. Then he go in there. Get that camera first. >> He came in right there. >> That's probably Look at that lady's actually >> right there. Right there. >> See? See? She show something to her. >> Yep. That's where we found it in that trash can. >> Taking off his >> necklace >> there. There you go. >> Yep. But he's the right person that put it in and rest of them. >> Yep. That's perfect, man. That's perfect. He's going to be going to prison for a while once all this gets cleared. >> There is a lot of weird things that happen in Florida. The drugs have a lot to deal with some of the people. So, you see a lot of people that aren't acting normal and then you add the heat on top of it and it makes people act worse. You get people drunk and then they come out in 100°ree weather that were out in the sun all day and it definitely affects how you act. All right, the car in front of us, white male driver, didn't have a seat belt on. Little traffic stop on him. Temple final 1020 new found and jarring ass. >> How you doing, officer? >> I'm good. How are you? >> Good. >> Deputy Virginia Insurance office license insurance. >> I literally just bought this vehicle. >> Okay. You mind putting that out for me? Literally blowing right in my face. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm pulling you over. You weren't wearing a seatelt when you went by me. >> Yes, sir. I kind of realized that. I completely understand. >> Okay. You got your uh registration insurance? >> Yes, sir. >> You mind turning your music down for me? >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. >> I like I said, I just bought this vehicle not even a couple days ago. >> Is it not registered? >> No, it's registered. Everything I Everything's perfectly fine with it. I was just going over to my aunt's house. I don't know where she live any of this literally couple streets down. >> Okay. Uh nope. I need your insurance card. >> Insurance? I don't have the car cuz I just got my new insurance, but I got it on my phone. I can show you. >> That's fine. I can see that on my phone. >> Anything illegal in the car? >> No, sir. >> Any weed? Any drugs? >> No, sir. >> Why you shaking so bad? >> I've been working all day, and honestly, I just get a little nervous when I get pulled over around police officers. It's just I every time I get pulled over, they say that I just just nervous. You know how it is, man. I'm not really >> used to it that much. >> Man, you're you're shaking pretty bad. >> And I I'm sorry. I'm sorry if I get another ticket for anything. my license to probably get suspended. >> Why are you not wearing a seat belt if you know that? >> Just being lacadical. Just not paying attention, sir. I'm sorry. I I really should be wearing a seat belt. My mother tells me all the time, too. Here we go. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Everything up to date? >> Yep. You're good. >> That's awesome. Be right back. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Looking at him. He's got some looks like shake on the floor. So, I'll wait for my backup to get here and then we'll do a search of the vehicle. In the meantime, I'll just run him. make sure he's not wanted or anything. Yeah, he's got multiple suspensions and multiple citations last year. So, surprisingly, he doesn't have any drug history, though based on what I see right here. Looks like my partner's about to pull up. So, we'll pull him out of the car and >> how you say your first name. >> Pival. >> Pival. Okay. Can you come out here for me? Turn the car off. Where does your grandma live at? >> My aunt. >> Your aunt? >> She lives literally She has her own road. You know what I mean? So, I'm not really sure exactly what it is called. We live a couple streets down right there to the left. >> All right. Obviously, now that I'm even closer to you, I can smell You smoke weed? >> Yes, sir. >> A little bit ago, sir. >> Yeah, I can smell it right now. So, just put that cigarette behind your ear for me. I'm going to check you real quick. See if you got anything. Turn around for me. >> Let me put my gloves on. I'm going to check you. >> How you doing, sir? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Put your hands right here for me. You're not under arrest. I'm just going to hold you. >> Yes, sir. >> That's my ball sacks >> or a bag of weed. Rel. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Sir, >> do not move. I will slam you on the ground. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I have a little bit of weed in my pocket. I'm sorry. Oh my gosh. Sir, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to move. >> You don't need to be sorry. You just need to listen. Not the end of the world. >> Pretty much legal nowadays. >> Ah, I won't say we're that close to it, but open your mouth for me. Put your tongue up. All right. Kick your shoes off. All right. >> I work outside. >> Go to the front of the car for me. Put your hips on the car. Bring your right foot back. I'm >> very sorry, officer. I should have told you the truth about the weed right away. It's >> all good. >> Small small amount of cocaine. >> Sorry. >> You don't got to be sorry. We'll field test it real quick. Make sure it's positive. So, we take a small amount. I actually use a white. You can actually see it better. Typically, as soon as it touches it, it'll turn a uh turn bright blue. So, you can see right here, just touch a little bit. Turn blue immediately. Positive of cocaine. >> I'm going to be going to jail tonight, sir. >> You are. You are under arrest for possession of cocaine. And soon as this weed test charge you with two drugs. So, I mean, you say you didn't have anything on you. What did you think was going to happen? You thought I was just going to believe you that >> I just think I was I thought I was going to give him a warning. I didn't get anything. >> Well, why why'd you pull away when I went when I touched you? >> You didn't even ask me to search me. >> But I explained to you that I smelled the weed >> [ __ ] though to search me. >> But I smell the weed, right? Smelling the weed gives me probable cause to be able to search. >> You still didn't ask me though. So, >> but that's what you don't understand. I don't have to ask you. >> I understand. >> Weed is still an illegal drug to have on you. >> 420 obviously, right? National Party Day. Is that what your intentions were? Just a party today? Yes, sir. >> Okay. How long you been using weed and cocaine? >> Using it for a while, but I um I stopped. Like I felt been doing really good, man. I saved up. Got this truck working every day and business. >> Yard work or lawn work? What do you do? Cut trees, we did blow, all that stuff. >> So, if you're trying to change your life, why haven't you stopped using >> I did drugs? I have been. I have been. Trust me, it's been way worse in the past, but I just want to party a little bit today. But >> all right. >> Is there any way I can call somebody from me to pick up my car so it doesn't get towed? >> Yeah. All right. Have a seat for me. I'll grab the number for your aunt a second. >> It's in my phone. >> Okay. So, what are we going to do to change after today? >> I'm going to have a felony. So, I'm going to have to go to probation and get all that stuff passed. And then after probation, I'm going to have to pay all bunch of money and get do the right thing. I'm gonna really have to buckle down now. >> Right. Well, hopefully this eye opener for you. I mean, you seem like a nice guy. You've been cooperative. You haven't been rude, but you just made a bad choice today. >> Been a deputy with the Night County Sheriff's Office now for a year and a half. I was a police explorer for another agency and after doing that, I enlisted in the United States Army. I had an opportunity to find my way and determined that I wanted to be a police officer. This is what I wanted to do and here I am today. So, right now we're on our way to back up another deputy on a domestic violence call. Girlfriend's been locked out. Boyfriend's changed the locks. It looks like the female half is waiting outside in the driveway for us. So, we'll get out and go talk to her. >> What's going on? Um, I've lived here for three years now. We are splitting up. I've been in the living room the last two nights. I had to attend a wedding today. I just got back and the locks have been changed. >> Okay. >> You know, >> you were just gone for a couple hours. >> Yes, sir. 5 to 8. Um, >> which house is it? >> This one right here. >> This one over here. >> David text to me while you guys were on your way. Come back tomorrow. Are you kidding me? I live here. I need somewhere to go to bed. >> All right, ma'am. Just >> it's all tight. >> You know, >> she is alleging she lives here. She's alleging all of her properties here. Is this true? >> She's got some things in the bedroom. >> Okay. >> I told her she's welcome to come and get it whenever she wants. >> Okay. >> But she she lives her mother, not here. >> Okay. >> And she fights all and I just she she just all she wants to do is fight and I don't want to fight. I'm done. >> Um so did you did you change the locks today? Is that accurate? Okay. So you didn't change the locks today? >> I told her I'm going to change the locks soon as she left cuz she wouldn't leave. I was on vacation. She wouldn't leave. Okay. >> I came back and she was still here. I said, "You got to go." >> Okay. >> I came back from vacation. She's accusing me of going with other women and stuff. >> I didn't need that. >> Hey, ma'am. Are you guys together? Just roommates? What is it? >> No, no, we're together. We're definitely together. Um, okay. >> This time three years. There was a 2year, you know, break. Well, from 13 2013 we had dated uh again another two or three years till 2013 had a split cuz he went on a dating site and got married uh from Plenty of Fish and that didn't work out of course and we've been dating since then. >> Okay. And how long have you been living here? >> Three years. >> Three years. Yeah. Okay. And what about the address that's on your license? This this address? >> Well, that's my mother's address. Jeez, my stability was a little iffy going back around the block. Makes me feel secure. All my mail goes there. My business gets taken care of through there. >> Okay, so all of your mail goes there. Your address on your ID reflects that you live there. >> Um, well, hold on. I've got mail in the my trunk right now that has this address. >> Okay, >> slow down. >> Well, I mean, >> well, we're just trying to figure this out cuz she's alleging that you stay at your mom's house a lot. Like you bounce back and forth and then you >> No, I do not. That is a lie. >> Stop. >> Drop the attitude. >> Well, come on. You know, don't you know? Really? >> Really? What? I'm not sitting here trying to argue with you and [snorts] you're giving me an attitude for no reason. Okay. My job is to show up here and assess the situation. And right now, he's saying that you don't live here and that you stay here and you split the time between your mom's house. >> Go in there then and ask to look around. Half the room is mine. My jewelry box stands this tall. Um, the stuff that doesn't fit in the big, beautiful jewelry box hanging on the wall. >> Ask him why he wears that. That's his jewelry. >> The jewelry stays with me where I live. >> He's already said that you've got stuff there. >> I You You need to calm back down. Our job is to determine if you have legal residency here. So, we're going to get to the bottom of it. We're not just going to leave and leave you high and dry hanging. Okay? So, calm down. Take a couple deep breaths. Okay, we're going to figure it out. >> Okay, she's alleging that she's been staying here consistently and lives here. >> Like I said, she's welcome here and get her things. She can come in if she wants. She can come in here and sleep if she wants, but if she raised any hill, I'm going to call you guys and have her removed. Is that okay? >> Okay. So, she's good to come in and sleep as long as there's no issues. >> Because like last night, I said, "I need to go to sleep." And she wouldn't shut up and and and I I said, "Please turn the lights off TV." She wouldn't do it. So, I threw the lamp outside and broke it. Okay. >> And uh you need to go. I need to sleep. >> Okay. >> I got three hours sleep last night. I worked a 12 hour shift today. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. I'll let her know that she's welcome to stay here tonight. But like I said, if I cover your yourself and file for a legal eviction, >> I will. >> That way you don't have to worry about her claiming tenency. >> She just won't be civil about it. You know, I don't understand. >> All right. Well, if there's any issues, feel free to contact us. All right. >> I will. All right. All right. So, he said he said you're good to stay here tonight. >> Okay. >> Um he doesn't want any issues. He doesn't want you to harass or yell or bother him. He's trying to get to sleep because he's got to work. Yes. >> All right. Which you're aware of? >> Yes. >> Um so, you could head in, be peaceful, but and don't cause issues. Okay. >> Get your ID back. Okay. >> Yeah. Let me get my purse. And >> I love my sitting on the trunk of the car for you. >> Is there a big gun you got here? It was my sister. And so I call it my big sister. And so when people piss me off, I go, "Have you met my big sister?" >> I'm gonna hand this to you. >> She's not walking around that. >> It was in the car, I think, or in the purse. Um, but can you just secure that for me? I don't know whose it is. Um, here's the bullets for it. She sounds like she >> I'm I'm having him secure cuz it sounds like you're intoxicated and you can't legally possess a gun. >> Yeah. If you just want to like sit on the fridge. taking you to the door. >> All right. >> But I'll stay in the living room. >> Yeah. Don't go in there. Okay. >> Go in. >> You can tend to bed. She's going to come in. >> Your firearm is on top of the refrigerator. Okay. >> Thank you very much. >> You're welcome. >> Thank you. I'll be good. I promise. >> I will call them back if there's a problem. >> You have a great night. >> 132. I've got him at gunpoint. >> 132. >> 1047. 47 4368. >> Okay, we'll still send a coat. [music] Viewer discretion is advised. [clears throat] >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why you're being arrested right now. >> Calm down. Cops call >> bad boys. [music] >> 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. >> When I spoke to my mom about wanting to be a cop, I was actually very young and she had told me then, well, I had to stay out of trouble and work hard in order to get there. And when I finally decided I was going to do it, she supported me 100% and said it was awesome and I had full family support as I went through the academy. So, right now it's a trespass. Mel showed up to a house he's working on, it appears, and there was a vehicle parked in the garage. When he arrived, the vehicle took off and now he's been chasing after him. LT, it's that car you're coming up on. That white car. >> TURN OFF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. TURN OFF THE CAR. THROW THE KEYS out of the window. >> You got them, LT? >> Yeah. Step out of the vehicle. Keep your hands where I can see and put them in the air. Turn and face me. Pull your shirt with your right hand from the back. Pull it. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Keep turning. Keep turning. Stop. Take your hands. Interlace them on the back of your head. I want you to walk backwards towards my partner. >> Walk back. Walk back. >> Walk back. >> Drop down on your knees. >> You got him under, sheriff. >> Yeah. >> Are we good? >> You're the one that called us. >> Okay. How'd you wind up with finding this guy at the place? >> I pulled up to my job site. This guy's par parked inside the garage. Everybody parks inside a garage, right? >> Yeah. Absolutely. That's weird. >> And I walked up to him. He's in the passenger seat. I said, "Uh, what are you doing on my job site?" Uh, he said, "Oh, a buddy of mine just dropped me off here." I said, "That doesn't make no sense to me." I just took my phone, took his picture, took his license plate picture. He said, "I don't see no trespassing signs, whatever." So, I'm going to get the car. I'm going to get in my car. It's my car. So, this is my car. Obviously, now it's his car. Now, his buddy dropping him off. >> He gets in the car, picks out the driveway plate, and takes off. So, I started following him. Okay, >> this is Flynn Flam. >> I was just buying a little time getting by or whatever. I'm from Pillar to post. I've kind of had uh my life threatened in the city of Los Angeles. I'm a federal cadaager dog. Uh I have a lot of people that are after me. If you uh looked in there, I just recently uh got that vehicle back and I have federal property in that car. And the way this gentleman was following me, I believe he has some kind of tracking device. >> You're a federal cadabber dog. >> Correct. meaning that I work with the federal government on investigations. >> So, are you claiming to be a law enforcement agency now? >> No, I'm claiming in a way to be an informant for the federal government. So, what I'm pretty much saying is I have federal property in my vehicle and my vehicle is federal property and this guy is bogus. >> Yeah, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Well, yeah, you did do something wrong. >> As what? >> You were at somebody in somebody else's house inside the garage. Your vehicle in that car was inside the garage. So the photographs he has are are made up on Photoshop on his phone on the way here. >> Okay. So what was the photograph of? >> You and the car. >> I am a a lawabiding citizen. I work with the federal government. That guy Well, I'm saying I didn't do anything illegal. >> I have an allegation that you committed a crime. I am obligated to conduct an investigation. I have 60 minutes to do so. So until then, you are detained. >> That guy didn't say anything. >> You are detained until I can determine otherwise. I have 60 minutes. You're going to go in the back of an air conditioned patrol car while I conduct my investigation. >> Okay. But what's the investigation? >> I'm the victim. >> You have an ID in the car? >> I sure do. >> Where's that? >> Uh my briefcase, I believe, right there on my uh passenger side. >> I want to know who who's in charge on the scene. >> Wait, you know what I'm saying? >> What's your first name? >> Galani. >> Is that a temporary or what one do we have? But it's not a legitimate plate. >> That's nothing but a laminated piece of paper with a number on it. He said he does. >> He said I could check the center console in his briefcase for his ID so I can confirm he is who he says he is. Okay. Well, there we go. There's a commercial license right there. Another ID right here. Got multiple IDs I just found here. It's just got interesting. I'm the victim of identity theft. I just recovered the vehicle. I have a class A valid license. My car is legit. I didn't do anything wrong, sir. >> Well, the only problem with your car is you run around no license plates on. Problem is is you have a piece of laminated paper with a number on it. >> But I have valid registration. >> Yes, but it's still against the law to not have a valid license plate on your vehicle. So, just sit tight. It should only be another couple minutes and we'll have an answer what we're doing with you. Okay. All right. >> Check the trunk. >> Negative. We couldn't get it open. >> No. Look on top of the truck. >> I just found multiple IDs and credit cards. Not his. >> Well, he says he's the victim of identity theft. >> Yes. >> Where was all those at? >> In his wallet. In that little plastic wallet right there in the briefcase. When I was looking for the ID. >> Holy. He's the And he tells me he's the victim of identity theft. >> And where'd you find it? >> In this plastic thing that was in the briefcase looking >> where you said we could go look for the paperwork and stuff. Yep. >> So, he can go for possession of IDs of another. So, I guarantee you these people aren't consenting to him having their identification. >> One, two, three, four, five, six, seven counts of it. >> Hey, look, I'm going to take you to jail. All right, for the for the possessions of the IDs. >> No, that that can't happen. >> You're under arrest. It is happening. So, >> I can't I mean, I have a clean record. >> You're under show. >> Okay. Well, you're under arrest, >> sir. >> You can present that in a court. >> Okay. So, what am I going to be charged with? What is the charge? You're in possession of other people's identification and you are also in possession of credit cards that do not belong to you, which is a crime in Nevada. >> I just Okay, I just recovered my vehicle. I have a FTC report. I was robbed and almost had my life taken. My I just recovered my vehicle and I have released paperwork of that that exonerates me of any of that. >> Okay. Well, you'll be you'll have your opportunity. >> Why would you convince me like I am a victim as well? All of those people property that I have possession of. The person who stole my car left that in my car when I picked it up from the impound yard. >> You're going to have an opportunity to plead your case in front of a judge. Now, put your foot inside the car door. >> You want to get hostile, but >> I'm going to close the door. Move your foot now. >> He's saying he has permission to be in possession of these things. That's for him to argue in court. After long hard day of work, I go home, get to see my wife, and then we start working on a couple of charities that we started a few years back. We collect gifts for children, underprivileged children throughout the year. Christmas time, we hand out gifts to about 700 kids every year. And then uh also work with injured animals throughout the nation. Heading to backup Sergeant Green on a traffic stop. This car was driving erratically in front of him, so he did a traffic stop on him and go figure out what's going on. How you doing? Hello. >> I know you. >> Hi. >> Hey, you step out for me. Just drop your stuff. What are you shaking for? >> I wasn't going to jail. >> I didn't say you're going to jail. I'm just detaining you right now. All right. Step back here. license good or no? >> How many times suspended? >> Once. >> Just once. Whose car is? >> Uh, her roommates. >> Crystal mess in his pocket. >> Any more in the car? No, that's it. >> Is there any way we can work this out? >> I can talk to you. Is it a habit or are you selling it? >> No, it's just a habit. All right. How much a day? >> Just about that. >> Just about that. That'll do you the whole day? All right. Is anybody else in the car going to be holding any? No. All right. Sit back. I'll come back and talk to you in a minute. >> She's been shoving stuff. >> Yeah. So, well, at least detain her. >> Yeah. >> Anything on your person? >> No. >> That you shouldn't have? >> No. >> No. >> No bra. >> Well, it's not illegal to have one of those. And be entertained. >> Yes. You know the driver? >> Yeah, I know who he is. >> What's his name? >> Uh, Ryan. >> Okay. Well, he doesn't have an active uh driver's license right now. >> Okay. >> So, back here for a second. Just check that stuff down there. >> All right. So, you smoke? >> I used a week ago. Yeah. A week ago. Yeah. >> So, a week ago, you would smoke. Smoke what? >> Myth. >> Okay. So, if there's anything illegal in there, I want you to be upfront with me right now to tell me if there's something within arms reach where you're sitting that is illegal. >> There's something in in the seat that's illegal. It's not mine. >> Be upfront with me. >> This is mine. >> Okay. >> I I think it's just some kind of allergy pills or something. I don't know. >> That's fine. >> The green pills is going to pop out. >> I said that's all I know about. >> Okay. Swing your feet in there. >> Hey, Chase. >> When she got out, she had things dropping off her >> Okay. Well, you'll see a little key in the uh >> Okay. >> the door jam. Looks like it may go out safe. >> Okay. Hey, >> Jim, we can detain him. >> Bring it back to your back. Stay right there. >> Put them together like a praying. >> You got anything active? >> Any warrants or anything like that? >> No. >> So, the problem we're running into now is inside the car is a safe. >> Step back from >> What I'm trying to figure out is whose safe it is. It's hers. That's why it's sitting next to her. >> She brought it into the car. >> Yes, sir. >> Well, you're being detained right now because there's narcotics inside the car. >> Oh, >> so to distance yourself from whatever is going to be within arms reach of you, you need to tell me now before I find it. >> No, I don't. I like I there shouldn't be nothing in there, you know. >> Okay, good enough. Stay close to me. >> All right, so now I'm going to work on getting this safe. grinder. Some weed, another scale, some everything in here. It looks like some narcan like they're probably using and selling some cratom the old white horn edition. Some weed looks like coke needles. >> Anything on that side? >> LJ, I think by that water bottle. >> Yeah. >> Um where the belt buckle is? >> Yeah. >> I'm thinking that's where she was like >> shoving stuff down. Yeah. >> She said there was only pills and they're oxycottton. Apparently, that's what she was trying to hide and and matches the same kind of pills that she had crushed up on her lap that she dropped as she got out of the car. Um, so the green pills are oxycottton. >> They were the same color and everything. The pills that fell out of her lap. >> Someone's got a little piece. >> Yeah, that's what she was talking about was, you know, I saw that falling off her uh lap. There's another piece. I'm gonna have to uh pull him out. >> Brian, step out for me. All right. So, listen. We found other stuff inside the car. There's pills behind you. There's grinders, naran, needles, stuff like that. Is any of that stuff yours? Just what was on you? >> Okay. No reason that safe's going to have your fingerprints on it. >> No. >> On the inside or outside? >> No. >> Okay. You want to have a seat in there? >> All right, Caitlyn. Right. >> Okay. So, you had the crushed up pills in your lap that match the pills in the front pocket. Also, the key that you had on you. >> Yeah. >> Fits that safe. Okay. Inside that safe is cutting agent. >> Needles. >> I don't >> marijuana. Okay. >> I still Okay. >> Just let me slow down. We're going to talk through all this. >> I'm telling you what's found what you're going to be charged with. Okay. So, possession of prescription without prescription. Basically, a control substance without prescription. Um, possession of paraphernalia, which are the needles. Okay. the scales, the baggies, um the THC gummies, the marijuana, all those are inside that safe that you controlled with that key. So essentially everything in that safe is yours. Everything in your lap and everything in that pocket in front of you is yours. So right now we have probably about eight or nine felony possession charges and the driver will be going to jail for possession of methampetamine and the driving on the suspended. All right. Um, I grew up here, went to school here, playing football here, and this sun heat is ridiculous playing sports. It definitely takes its toll. You know, I got into law enforcement and realized how much worse it was wearing all this equipment in the heat, fighting bad guys. Right now, we're in route to a domestic. It's unknown if it's physical at this time. Um, female called on 911 and refused to answer any questions and is screaming at somebody in the background. We've got a unit on scene already. What's up? >> Good. How are you? >> You and who? >> My My ex. >> Who's your ex? >> Uh Jessica. >> Jessica? Okay. Where's Jessica at? >> She's inside. >> Do you mind if we come in? >> Um I mean I'm trying to get her out. >> Yeah. >> All right. Does she live here? >> She's been staying here. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Ben, go talk to my partner for me. All right. Jessica, what's going on? >> Oh, she left. >> Who? >> Who? Stand right here for him. >> The girl that was here. >> Who? >> Oh, no. She's right there. >> Yeah, she's still here. What's up? What's going on today? >> Um, >> I'm here cuz somebody called 911. >> I did not call 911. I called the non-emergency. >> Somebody was screaming. >> I was We were already here. >> Okay. >> Um, I called the non-emergency number cuz he I need to go to rehab. Okay. >> Okay, >> that's the deal. Um, >> the last time I saw you, you were going to rehab. >> I know. It's every time. But I'm actually uh I'm going to detox. I'm going tonight. >> Okay. >> But I haven't um I don't know why he's got to pick today, the day that I'm like hot and detoxing and not feeling good. He brings this girl over here and she comes into my room telling me I need to leave. She's supposed to be one of my friends and I just I don't understand why she's coming here trying to push me out and touching my things and stuff, you know, like like get out of our business. >> Do you live here? >> Yeah, I've lived here for over a year. Okay. >> So, I don't understand. So, that's why I called you guys cuz he can't tell. They can't just kick me out like that. I was out walking around and he like >> But that's what I the point I was trying to prove. But my my boss gets off at 9:00 tonight. He's driving me there. So, >> where are you going? >> I'm going to Vegas to go to detox. Yeah. I got the the bed set up and everything. I'm I'm going. >> You got your ID? >> Uh, not on me. Okay. >> Was it? No, you're good. I'll just have him run you through local. >> Um, was anything physical today? >> No, not at all. >> You guys just yelling, screaming at each other? >> I mean, and and that's the deal. Well, they're going to tell you that I'm a heroin addict. Yes, I'm a heroin addict. What do you mean? >> Oh, I know. >> How many times have we seen each other now? You know, >> it's ongoing issue. You got to get clean. You know, >> you got kids. [snorts] >> Get clean for them. All right. >> I'm going to get clean for myself. So, yeah. >> Yeah, that too. So, it's just a verbal argument today. >> Yes. >> Nobody hit each other or nothing like that. >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. All right. Hang out tight. Okay. I'm going to go talk to Ben. I'll be right back. What's going on today, man? >> Not stupid arguing. >> Okay. Um, you know, she wants to leave. >> Uh, she does. >> Yeah. >> She wants to, but the problem is her ride won't be here till 9:00 tonight. >> She keeps telling me, >> "Can you guys keep that cord roll until 9:00? >> I'll probably just stay gone." >> Okay. >> Try to. >> That's fine. >> Been staying dog, but >> Okay. Well, we just don't want it to continue to fight because granted, arguing isn't illegal in the state of Nevada. >> But arguing leads to somebody's going to hit somebody because somebody's temper is going to go way overboard. I mean, we've all seen it. Come on. I mean, how many times have I talked to you guys, right? So, somebody's going to get hit. >> We're going to be back out here. Somebody's going to have to go to jail, >> you know. We don't we don't want that. >> You know, especially like I haven't seen you guys in a few months, you know? I haven't seen you in a minute since I was working night shift. So, >> you know what I'm saying? do it again. >> You guys got to stay straight, you know? Let her go to rehab. Okay. >> That's what I'm pushing for. I'm trying to tell her. I'm like, I don't want nothing to do with her until I see she's clean. You know what I'm saying? >> She's telling me right now. She going >> cuz I got 5 years. She told She been telling me that for months, you know, and I'm just like I'm to the point to where I'm like, what what else can I do, you know? >> Yeah. Absolutely. >> Like I just And I find I find stuff, you know what I'm saying, in my house and like like come on, man. Like you can't respect me, you know? And then it's it's my fault. Well, if it gets to the point where she's not going and you just can't do it anymore, you know, you know how to file for an eviction, right? >> Up to the prompt justice court and do it, dude. >> I can't afford that. >> It's the only legal way she can leave. She's saying she lives here. >> Yeah, she's been staying, man. >> So, well, she says she's leaving. So, I'm going to go talk to her, tell her we're all finished up. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Thanks, man. >> She's I mean, you understand like we're both adults. We should be able to sit down and have an adult conversation. He should be able to talk to me and tell me, "Hey, this is what it is." >> All right, Jessica. So, I went I talked to Ben, okay? >> He's saying, "Nobody got physical. Nothing like that." Okay. >> Um, I told him how to get rid of you if he really wants you gone. Okay. It's an eviction notice through the prompt justice court. >> Granted, whoever she is, she's saying you don't live here. That's beyond me. Okay. You and Ben both say you live here, right? >> You need to get an eviction notice until then. >> Okay. So, you're going to be gone at 9:00. Okay. He's going to take off cuz he doesn't want to keep arguing. Okay. Do what you got to do. Finish up what you got to do. See the people you got to see and get out of here. This ain't the life anymore, Jessica. It's time to get clean. You know, >> okay. >> Lay off the heroin's not good for you either. >> I know. >> You've [snorts] been telling me, you've been telling me for seven months you're going to get clean. You're going to get clean. >> So, I know it's time. >> It's time. >> Yeah, >> it's time. Okay. >> Did you say anything about wanting to hang yourself >> yesterday? Nothing like that. >> No. >> All right. Well, wish best of luck to you. I hope everything works out. All right. >> On better circumstances. >> I I hope so. I hope so. And I hope you're clean. >> Thank you. >> All right. We'll see you. >> You know what I'm saying? I told her I'd give her a shot, you know, if she was clean, you know, but I I wasn't going to until she was clean. >> Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? So, that's that's why I'm >> Yep. You've been clean for a minute. So, you know, >> she needs to get off of it, too. Give her as much space as you can to get her out of here. You know, >> 132 bush. I've got him at gunpoint. >> Okay. 132 bush. covers code three4747 436. >> Okay, we'll still send a code. >> [music] >> Viewer discretion is advised. >> Turn on. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. Bad boys. >> Calm down. Calm. >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects [music] are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. >> I spent a lot of my life in martial arts. you know, got into the whole MMA thing and I ended up going to the academy and doing the job. And I really love this job. And my martial arts background gives me a little bit of an edge with dealing with people. It gets my mind centered, my body centered, so I enjoy it. >> In front of unit three, yelling at him. We got a uh call stating that a naked sub male subject in a cowboy hat is attempting to break into his house. >> Me. >> Hi. >> Where's this guy at? >> Standing with his sister. >> Right here next door. >> Next door. >> Yeah. If he ain't in there, he ran away. He was sitting on my porch buck naked. >> All right. All right. Where's your brother at? officer. >> What's his name? >> Christopher. >> Christopher. Hey, Christopher. Man, what you doing, dude? >> Who are you? >> I'm a police officer. Why don't you stand up for me? Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Face the wall for me. Okay. >> Stand up. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Stand up. I'm just going to show you. >> All right. No, I'm going to have you stand up. Okay. Come on. Let's go. Stand up. >> All right. Or lay down. >> Okay. Okay. >> Place your hand. Place your hand behind my back. I >> go. >> Thank you, dude. >> All right. You're bigger than me. >> I know I am. Okay. Hands together for me. Okay. Lay on your belly. >> Okay. >> Are you been [sighs and gasps] Are you on any drugs today, buddy? >> No. Just peace and love and happiness. >> Just peace, love, and happiness. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Stand up now. >> Just let me finish this. Okay. >> Okay. >> I normally ask you if you have any weapons at this point, but I don't think you do. Okay. >> Where would I be hiding? >> I know, right? >> Don't touch me there, man. >> I'm not touching you anywhere. >> Can you Can you >> All right. Just relax. Okay. He's love and happiness. >> Control VC70 code 4 one in custody. Go ahead and roll AMR for me, please. All right, man. We're going to I'm going to I'm going to cover your dignity. All right. Can you set up for me? >> Yeah, sure, man. >> All right. >> You know, it's been a long >> Here. Right here. >> A long strange trip, man. >> I I get that fit that happy birthday hat. Is it your birthday? >> I don't know. What day is it? Can you put me in the couch? >> So, just just lean back. >> I don't know where he's on. >> Is he diagnosed with anything? >> No. This is a person. Is >> he known to take any drugs? No. No. >> No. >> Not that you know of at least >> I know of. >> Okay. >> We'll spend everything 5050. >> He's really >> Where's he visiting from? >> Let's get real. >> California. Came here from California. >> On the golf. >> Okay. These are some pants here. Okay. You got to put some pants on. >> Really? >> Yeah. Let's set you on this uh couch. Okay. Ready? >> What did I throw away? >> No. Sit on the couch so we can put pants on in the hat. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Sound good? >> Yeah. >> All right. [groaning] Bigger than me, man. Don't do it. >> Just I'm not going to hurt you. I'm not gonna hurt you. Hey, pants. Pants. Remember pants? Pants are good. >> You like pants? >> Come on. I made the last shot. >> All right. >> I can't believe it. >> You want to help me set? >> What are you doing to me? >> So, we can uh >> Oh my god. Can you pop this? >> Don't touch it. >> Awesome. Stop, dude. We're just putting the pants on so I can put your hat on. Remember? >> Stand up a bit. [groaning] >> Now I'm really starting to hurt. >> There we go. Now we got pants on. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Is this the right procedure? >> Yep. Totally. >> You want to take a dip in the pool? >> What's up? >> Take a dip in the pool. >> No, man. I can't swim. >> Do you like women or men? >> I prefer women. >> Oh, how about you? >> Where you at? >> He's looking at a cool guy with a hat on. That's what he's looking at. Okay. Chris. Chris, >> he looks like a turtle. >> He does. But what? Did you take anything today? >> Of course not. >> No, I'm tired, man. >> Okay, that's fine. Just don't want you to fall. You got to go through hardships in life. >> Absolutely. >> To get all this bull. Okay. >> Yeah, it's true. Absolutely, man. >> Who's the baddest [ __ ] >> Chuck Norris. >> You don't look like Chuck Norris. >> I'm not Chuck Norris, but I know who he is. He's probably the baddest there is, right? >> I don't know. Who the is Chuck Norris? >> Come on. You know who Chuck Norris is. >> Walker, Texas Ranger. >> Walker, Texas Ranger. Come on, man. >> American icon. >> Yeah. It's a national treasure. >> He's never seen him like this. >> Okay. Okay. I love you. I love you. I love you. Take these off. God damn it. >> Hey, I can't take them off yet. Okay, it's okay. >> Okay. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. I feel like Gundy. >> Alls I want to do. >> You tell me, man. >> Just everybody chill. >> Hey, >> come on. It's all part >> god damn it. I SHOULD TAKE your hands off me. >> Quit spitting at me. >> That's rude. How rude. >> Okay, I'm sorry. >> How rude of you. >> Okay, I'll paint everything and and do everything. I promise. It's just it's very tired bringing it up. >> Are they here? >> Cool. >> What a long strange trip it's been. >> Let's get him up. All right, you beautiful. >> All right, Chris, >> can I have a kiss? >> Yeah, but you got to do some things first. OKAY, SO STAND UP. >> What's over there? Is that Jesus? >> No, that's not Jesus, man. Those are flowers. Come on. >> I want to go that way. >> You told me you'd be cool, right? >> Right up. >> Let's be cool. You have to sit your butt down right here. >> All the way up top. >> He's highs and he's lows. I have no idea what he took. He's banging on windows. Took all his clothes off. He's butt naked. >> He's He's here visiting from California is what his sister said. Been staying with his sister. scared the hell out of these people. >> Sister say she >> Who the is that guy? >> Drug use like >> she says she's never seen him like this before. So I don't know what he got into. >> You guys are illegal. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Thanks guys. >> Hey Gus, can I talk to you real quick, man? >> Is this the first time you ever seen this dude acting like this at all or something like that? >> He's been here for like two or three months, but I never paid him attention. I was always leaving my house going somewhere. I would see him sometime. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And then all of a sudden today he's on my porch buck naked and ringing my bell and he was trying to get in my house but think the metal door was locked. >> He would have he would have came in my house. >> Oh yeah. He probably thought he was trying to get in his own house and the door was locked to be honest with you. Like cuz he's he's right next door. Right. >> Right. >> And I mean I'm no expert that they kind of look similar. Possible. Does that make sense? Yeah. >> You know he's pounding on the door. He's like, "Hey, let me in." >> Exactly. You guys ain't going to hold him forever. I already know that. They're going to probably release him next week and then he's going to come right back here again. Well, I hope it doesn't come to that, man. All right. Not talking too, sir. All right. >> So, originally I'm from Hawaii, born and raised there. Started racing motocross at the age of five. Moved to Vegas to expand. I couldn't juggle my school and racing. So, at age 13, we stopped, went to different avenues of stuff like that. But I do miss the adrenaline rush. So, with this career, I have that daily rush that I always look for when I'm on a dirt bike. >> So, we had a vehicle that just passed us. It didn't have any front plates. The vehicle just cut off. Another vehicle right by the stop sign. It blew the stop sign. Looks like it's trying to take off from us. We're going to try to catch up. Initiate a stop. Hey you guys, there's like a silver four-door Audi is trying to take off from us. Eastbound on Karen. They might be coming towards you. >> BM Wreads. >> BMW with dreads. >> Right. >> Right here. >> Control 8 John 11. Can I get a rolling once on a vehicle that tried to ditch officers? It's now parked. >> Look, his his sandal is there. >> It's custom plate Nevada. We're going to be in front of uh building number four. There's a bunch of weed in there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Placer suspended. >> It's suspended. >> That's what she said. >> Oh, okay. Copy. We're code for there's some marijuana jars and he took off. Possible sales >> on norththeast. >> Hey, so Walden might have a possible right here outside the complex. So, we'll go check it out. See if we can uh >> All right. >> Visually identify him. >> Oh, got to be him right now. He has no shoes. >> No shoes, dude. >> He has no shoes. >> There's no shoes. All right. So, we have this individual that possibly might be related to that car that fled from us. >> He has no shoes on and we found some flip-flops right near the vehicle. So, it's possible he ran out of them. >> And he has a chin strap hair that matched. >> We can see if that's a female. It might be her car. >> We got him. >> Yep. >> What did I do? >> We'll figure it out. >> Are these Are these ladies over here related to you? >> Yes, sir. That's That's my uh my grandmother right there. >> What's that? That's that's that's that's my grandma my aunt right to go grandmother with the look >> straight on I'm going to go talk to face I didn't do nothing >> just face forward keep your feet straight >> there I saw walking down the street you had no shoes on I was like just look right >> there yeah >> what vehicle you >> I didn't have no shoes on I was just walking with him I was going to meet him from >> stop I I swear >> you have ID on you >> no I don't I don't >> I don't that's what I'm saying I don't have nothing >> what's your first name >> Anthony A h o n y sir >> he left The sandals, everything. >> What have you been arrested for? >> Traffic ticket, sir. What else? >> I'm going to look up your mug shot. >> I know. I know. Traffic ticket, sir. Yes, sir. >> Nothing else. >> Hey, Anthony. Stop moving away from my car, right Anthony? I'm sorry. Stay still. Anthony, >> everything you gave my partner is true, right? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> If we can't find you, you're going to jail. >> No, you're going to find me, sir. >> All right. I'm just trying to identify. If I can't identify, we'll go down to jail. >> Where's your shoes at, man? >> Uh, I'm going to go swimmers. >> Where? Is it kind of hot? >> Is it kind of hot? the ground. You keep moving around. >> I just It's just I get nervous, sir. I don't know. >> Nervous or is it hot? >> Do you own blue sandals? >> No, sir. >> You didn't have sandals? >> I have blue sandals, but I don't >> blue slides that you left over there. >> No, sir. >> No. Okay. So, we didn't make eye contact right here on Marion. >> It wasn't me, sir. >> Anthony, we can go two ways. You can be honest or we'll destroy everything that we got at you. And we'll tow the car. So, whoever's party driving is going, >> they're going to be out about $2 $300. >> Sir, no one walks the middle of summer barefoot. >> So, people just I know he's trying to say, but guess they >> said this. >> No one goes for a walk down the street. >> Summer time, >> not Las Vegas. >> I can go grab the flippers. I can let you put them on. We can play a Cinderella game all day. >> I'm going to go to the pool. These are swimming shorts I have on. There >> basketball. There's no pockets on them or nothing. These are swimming shorts. >> Okay. So we can't I can't identify an owner for that vehicle. Jesus short. >> Okay. And there's drugs that are in view that children can get a hold of. >> Okay. The car is not secured. The windows are down. We're going to tow the car >> and the individual that's let you borrow the car is now going to have to pay $3, $400 just to get it out. >> So you're willing to play this game to put that person off that much money and then you're going to be the one to blame when they ask what happened. >> So you can either be honest with us, we get the ball rolling and we can let them know they can come pick up the car. I'm giving you a chance right now. >> You're putting other people. You're dragging other people in this when he doesn't need to. >> So tell us what's going on. Why would you do that? Just cuz you have a traffic warrant, >> man. I'm trying to do right, man. I'm trying to take care of it, man. >> Why wouldn't you just stop then? We could have just let you go if it's just traffic. >> No, no, I know you're not. It's going to take you because I always go. Nobody lets me go in the morning. I have to Man, I don't >> What kind of warrant is it, Anthony? >> It's just It's just traffic, sir. >> That's it. That's it. Well, you know how much lives you could risk by running a stop sign like that? Going that fast, >> sir. That's why I'm sorry, man. I'm just >> You know how much kids play in there? >> I watched everything that I made sure, sir. I understand this, but that's why I didn't just >> So, whose vehicle is that? >> My girlfriend, sir. >> Your girlfriend's car? >> Yes, sir. >> You're making their lives a whole lot more difficult than it has to >> I'm the one that's going to go to jail for 6 months. >> Anthony, so today you got to go on your warrants and the reckless driving. I'm going to go to jail for 6 months. Not them. >> You just made it way bigger than it needs to be. Do you jump over the wall in the wash side or just the complex side? >> I just I didn't even jump over. I just ran around into the middle of the complex. >> You outran your sandals. It kind of sucks today that you got to go to jail. But at least now it's time to take care of warrants. You're not going to be looking over your shoulder all the time, right? >> No, but I was I was just I just Man, I just got my child. I was just trying to get the check so I can make the payment. That was it. Like that was it. I wasn't trying to run from them cuz I agreed to the payments. Like I was willing to do this. >> No, I I get it. But unfortunately, so today you got to go on your warrants, man. >> And the reckless driving. Hopefully the next time we see each other, it's not going to be like this. All right. Good luck, man. >> On my free time, I like to hang out with my wife and kids. Being in Nevada, we have an opportunity to get a lot of the outdoors. We have a lot of fishing, hunting, uh, off-roading, quading in the area. So, any chance we get, we like to get out and have fun as a family when we're not working. So, right now, we're getting dispatched to a start off as a 911 cell disconnect, but it looks like the RP is back online and she's whispering, saying that there's possibly a domestic situation going on. So, we're going to go back up to this officer on this call. It sounds like the victim has ran down the street and It's going to be out with my partners. We're going to go over here and talk to the male half. What's going on? She's drunk. I'm on probation. She knows it. She's gangling that. You know, I'm working. Paid $500 towards my house taxes today. She should be happy, but she wants beer. I said no to beer. She need me in my groin. I pushed her down on the kitchen floor, leaned up against her, just put my feet on the cabinet. I said, "Stop." cuz we've done this a thousand times. >> And who is she to you? >> She's my wife, but I'm not doing it no more. >> I'm done. You know, >> you want to come down here? Hang out down here. I'm going to go down and talk to her. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to go down here and get her side of the story. >> So far, it sounds like she might be intoxicated and having a disagreement with her husband. >> Not answer. >> No, he's out there. >> Oh, what? basically that uh she's been drinking all day. Uh and she need him in the growing. He pushed her to the ground. And uh >> Did you talk to the roommates at all? >> I haven't talked to the roommates. No. >> So, >> all right. >> Hey, what's going on, ma'am? My name is Deputy Menddees. >> Yeah. Let him know what's going on. We go talk to the roommates real quick down there. >> Yeah. Come over here. Step in front of my car. >> All right. Just hang out right here. >> Okay. So, what happened tonight? What happened tonight is he would not accept the fact that I said go for it. I'm good. Just go. He does not accept that. So what does he do? He throws his whole body weight in and that seems to be his maneuver. Then I'm getting squished and my two tenants don't even call 911. That's why I had to float off in the back bedroom and freaking sound like some freaking weirdass psychopath. >> Okay. >> You know. >> And how much have you had to drink? >> Of course. I'm limited. How much have you had to drink? I'm I'm not sure. I wasn't there. >> Too tall and so it would be like a sixpack. Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> What else happened? >> I took pictures right after you hit me >> and then you're going to see some swollen marks on me. >> You don't I don't have to explain. I mean, do you really know? >> I I'm I'm I'm trying to understand, but you're you're kind of like talking in in puzzles. Did he punch you? Did he hit you? Did he kick you? >> You didn't say any of that. And I need you to explain to me exactly everything that happened. At any point in time, did you lose any uh >> of course any air? >> That's where all the pressure is right there. >> So, it's laying on your face >> this side. Yes. >> All right. Well, you want to start walking back down there so we can I want to get the rest of everyone else's story. >> Just walked back down to the house. Okay. So, after speaking with her and speaking with him, it sounds like they're both knowing what to say when it comes to uh trying to get one another in trouble. She's saying that she was hit and punched in the face, but she has no marks, no swelling. He had no marks uh other than saying that he was needing the growing, but I think it's just G people that are having uh a disagreement over alcohol. Can you do me a favor and go hang out and talk to Deputy Hopson for me? So, we're going to go get some statements from uh the roommate. >> Hey, how's it going, bud? >> Not bad. How are you? >> But can you kind of explain to me what you saw today? >> Sitting in the living room watching the news on TV. >> Uh-huh. >> Um, >> I don't know. Marcela was somewhere else. He was either in his bedroom or he was out here and she came in. They were talking whatever. They went in the kitchen and I got up for a minute. I was getting ready to come and check this guy out and she needed him in the balls. >> Okay. >> And he's like, "What the hell?" So, he kind of threw her down on the floor and he kind of pushed up against the cabinet and pressed against her, pinning her to the cabinet so she couldn't get up until she calmed down. He kept telling her, "Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Go lay down." D. After about two or three minutes, he let her up. She went in the bedroom and >> Okay. While he had her pen, was she screaming anything? Was I mean, was it >> No. >> Did it just like >> total silence? >> Total silence. Okay. >> When you could hear some muffled noise, like I don't know if he had his hand on her face or what happened, but she was like very, very quiet. >> All right. There she is. So, she's going to ultimately get arrested for uh the domestic battery. >> That >> So, did you knee him? >> Did I knee him? >> Yes. Did you take your knee and strike? >> Yeah. After he was trying to pull me down. I was trying to pull you down. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, you failed to mention that uh to me down yonder. Did she tell you about it? No, you didn't mention that to either one of us. And >> we're talking to Brian and Brian said that he saw the whole thing happen. Like you said he was there and Brian is saying that he watched you kne him. >> Of course. >> And of course that's when he put you on the ground and pinned you to the ground. >> Sorry. >> Is there any reason that Brian would lie to us? >> Yes. >> Why would Brian lie to us? >> Does it matter? >> I'm asking you. Is there a reason that Brian would lie to us? >> No. >> Okay, then is this where it is? >> You got it. >> The word is I've got witnesses statements claiming that you're the one who initiated this position contact and that started this whole issue. >> All right. >> Deputy, can I talk to you one second before you leave? >> Absolutely. You have to understand, two years ago, we found our son after he shot himself in the head. She just needs some help. >> Absolutely. And we got some uh programs that will uh explain her down in the jail and hope we can get her back on track and get her back uh focused on on making tomorrow better. >> That would be fantastic. Stay safe. >> Okay. You have a better night. Okay. >> You too. >> 132 bush. I've got him at gunpoint. >> Okay. 132 in bush covers code >> three47 1047 can send it 4368. >> Okay, we'll still send code three >> [music] >> Viewer discretion is advised. >> Turn on. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why you're being arrested right now. Bad boys. [music] >> 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. >> Uh, I worked for a small department in Illinois. It was called Moen, Illinois. You know, I wanted to move somewhere a little bit bigger and somewhere that had a little bit more action and Texas came into mind. Economy is better down here and the weather's better. So, I just got lucky with which department I ended up testing for. >> 222. He ran south through this field towards El Paso. So, we're looking for a passenger who fled from a >> traffic stop. >> 57 190 200 lb >> and he went running this direction. >> He's a wanted felon for felony drug possession. >> 224. Got him running eastbound at 21st right in the alleyway between El Paso and Bowmont. He's in the field. I lost him in the brush. >> Headed east now on 21st Street. >> You wasn't wearing shirt. I see him. He's He's running in the alleyway. I'll try to catch up to him. 224. Someone go to the next street east of here. Come off in the alleyway >> in the alley between Bowmont and El Paso. >> I'm going to go hold my perimeter over here. [laughter] K9's going to come here and then he'll get a scent and he'll be able to find him. >> So, he went booking it from over here. >> Somewhere back in here. >> Yes. That was definitely him. >> Damn it. >> YOU HAVE A FELONY WARRANT. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. We're deploying a K9. YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIT IF YOU DON'T surrender now. >> Anybody saying that someone came through their window? >> So, uh, right now somebody called in saying that someone broke into their house through an open window. It's right in the area. So, it's most likely going to be them. So, make an entry through the front. Come on. Come on. Come. Anybody else? >> Go hang it up there. Go over there. >> Is she asleep or she >> Hey, come on down here. >> Where which room did y'all see him go in? Which room are you talking about? >> He stood up there. I think >> he's up upstairs. I thought he was downstairs. >> No, I'm talking about the the bank guy that came in here. >> He's upstairs with her. >> Who's upstairs, ma'am? >> Who's upstairs? >> Where is he? >> Do you know him? >> I don't know. Where is he? Where is he at? >> I told him if he went upstairs, I was going to shoot him. BUT >> HE'S UPSTAIRS. >> COME DOWNSTAIRS. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> HANDS UP. >> COME ON. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS WHERE I CAN see them. Listen to me. >> Listen to me. Put your hands all the way up. All the way up. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. >> I'm not going to do nothing. >> Put your hands on the back of your head. >> Is there anybody else upstairs? >> Sir, I'm the only one. >> Y'all can check one. >> You don't have to. Let's go. Want to go upstairs and see if there's anyone else up there? >> Hey, sir. We're going to check upstairs. >> He's in custody. >> Appreciate your help. >> Slide him back to your home. >> Yes, you are. >> Grandpa, please. IF YOU'RE UP HERE, LET YOURSELF BE KNOWN. >> Busting into somebody's house running from the police. That's not bad. >> Come on, man. Come on now, >> sir. >> I owe 2,000. >> Yeah, dude. And and take care of your business, man. Don't make it work. I've been working. >> I'm working hard every day. >> Running hard running from the police. >> No, I'm not running. I apologize. >> You got to do what you got to do. >> You ain't going to outrun this forever. You ain't going to outrun it forever, dude. >> I just want to pay on the >> All you did was All you did was make it worse tonight. >> Who lives here? You. >> I do. What happened tonight? >> I don't know. He guess he's just running from y'all. I don't know. >> You You never seen him before? >> I don't know. I don't know him at all. >> Did he just jump through your window or what? >> Yeah, he just said the police were after me. Well, I was upstairs. I thought it was I thought it was one of them grabbing something out of the kitchen to eat. So, I didn't think of it. It's when I heard too much noise. And then, so I got up and I went into the other room and I saw, you know, that they were laying down. I said, "Oh, no. Somebody's downstairs." He was like, "Please don't, you know, don't get scared. Uh, the police after me, K9's after me, and uh, I don't want to go to jail. >> I got kids on the weekend." >> That's it. I didn't want to come down cuz I didn't know if he had if he was armed or anything. So, >> you got to protect these guys. >> My We had a little pocket knife, [laughter] my my nephew got. He was like, "If he comes up stairs to like >> he's a pretty big guy. You need a big pocket knife." Yeah. Right, >> man. You ever been arrested for anything crazy before? >> No. No robbery or anything like that? Burglary? >> No, just drug possession. >> Yeah, I don't I don't do no robbery. >> Okay. How you feeling right now? Yeah. You regretting it a little bit? >> Getting in trouble way back, man. >> I hear you, man. Well, you think we weren't going to find you, though? >> You just weren't thinking that's it, right? I'm trying to make it so I can get to work, man. >> I feel you. >> Pay these people off so I can get my life back. >> I hear you, man. >> No ID. Can't get no ID with warrants or nothing like that. I was just trying to make $2,000, man. >> What kind of drugs did you used to sell? >> You know, neighborhood drug cocaine. >> Cocaine. Hopefully this isn't too much of a setback. >> Well, if it's just probation violation, man, you're probably going to have to pay that. Well, they might be able to work with you, man. I don't know how the courts are. >> The judge, man. I was more scared of the judge than I was y'all. >> Are you, man? >> All right, sir. You take care. I hope this is a good lesson to you, and I hope everything works out for you in the future, then. All right, bud. >> I was born and raised here in Hillsboro County, and growing up, I've always been around first responders. My father retired as a captain with the fire department and my sister and mother are registered nurses as well as my wife is a current detective at the sheriff's office. The choice was easy to become a deputy and I couldn't be happier. >> So right now [snorts] we're going to conduct the traffic stop on this vehicle. The driver didn't have a seat belt on. >> What's up man? >> What's up? How you doing, Bob? You got your license on you? >> Yes. >> Why you avoiding me? >> Why? How was I avoiding you? >> Okay. You pulled in here with no seat belt on and then when you got out, you came back around and circle around. >> Is there a reason why you don't have your seat belt on? >> I left the parking lot. >> You pulled up in here. You had no seat belt on. You have no seatelt on now. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Step on out of the vehicle for me. >> No weapons on you. >> No. >> Okay. What's your name, bud? >> I need to call my mom. >> What is it? >> Gerard. >> Okay. Come back here for me. No, I don't. >> Step back. >> Step right here. >> What's your first name? >> Gerard. I don't have a license. >> Okay, relax. >> You cooperate with me, I'll cooperate with you. See how easy it is? >> But you didn't have your seatelt on, and that's the reason why. >> You didn't have your seatelt on just now again. What's wrong with your license? >> Suspended. Good. >> It's suspended. >> Okay. How long has it been suspended for? >> Little while. Okay. You don't need any medications right now, man? >> Nothing. How long did it >> Is there anything illegal in the vehicle? >> Not enough. Do you have any objection to me searching? >> Yeah, it's not mine. >> Okay, it's not your vehicle. Okay, stand right there for me. >> Stand right there for me. Okay, >> give me a minute. Uh, right now we're just running through the system. He has no license. He had no seat belt on. We're waiting for a backup to get here. Then we're going to figure out what's going on. >> Hey, Gard, you're next to a pump, man. Put that cigarette out for now. I'll let you smoke it in a minute, but not right now. Okay. You're next to a pump, man. Put it right there. Come over here. Put it right there. And he just littered it, but we'll get to that. >> Right here. >> Go stand over here for me, though, and then I'll talk to you in one minute. Okay. Please don't talk to him right now. >> That's my thought. >> Okay. Well, I'm on a traffic stop and it has nothing to do with you right now. >> So, man, he uh operating on the road. No seat belt on. >> He's a habitual, so we're going to take him into custody now. >> All right. Cool. We go from here, then we'll grab that, son. Ram back. Just relax. Hey, relax. Come on. Don't [ __ ] up, man. Why you saying don't [ __ ] up? >> Why? Why? Who's tensing up, man? Why y'all snatching me around like I'm doing something, man? >> Relax. >> So, what's y'all covering me for? >> Under arrest. >> You're a habitual traffic offender for the violation. >> They arrested me, man. >> Put him in your car. >> So, right now, we have a K9 responding to the scene. He's going to conduct a free sniff of the vehicle. See if the the presence of elicit narcotics is inside the vehicle. >> And that's the K9 giving a pause. Car's yours. >> So, right now we have a positive alert on the vehicle. So, we're going to do a hand search of the vehicle. You want to search that side and then I'll search this side. So, the dog gave an alert to the vehicle. So, we're going to conduct a hand search now. He was hitting on the driver's side over here. So, we should be able to find something. We have a black bag here right below the driver's feet. And that is going to be crystal meth. That's exactly where the dog was hitting. That's exactly what he was hitting on. Little bag. >> You have ammunition in. >> Ammunition. >> Got a gun. >> Got a gun >> and an apparatus. >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah, >> we have a gun and a sex toy. >> I'll make it safe. It's locked and loaded. Serial number on it has been scratched off. He is a convicted felon, so the charges will go accordingly to this. But as you can see, it was next to this. Never know what you'll find on a traffic stop. And it just so happens that it was found next to it. All right, Gerard. So, I explained to you the reason for the stop. Reason for the stop was for not seat belt. You admitted you didn't have a license. I appreciate you being honest with me. The K9 alerted to the vehicle below your feet was uh methamphetamine. We found a bag of meth. Okay. I told you you've been honest with me. I just want you to be honest with us. Do you have an abuse problem? Do you want any help? >> I don't even know. I got a problem. >> You have a problem? Okay. Other thing in the vehicle, the only thing else I'm going to say is obviously there was a a firearm located in the vehicle as well as the sex instrument. Do you know anything about the sex instrument or the firearm? >> It's not yours. doesn't belong to you. It's not >> the what? >> The sex instrument that was located. >> That is yours. >> So, it belongs to you. >> Well, me and my wife. >> Okay. And that was wrapped up with a firearm as well. >> You don't know about the firearm? How did the firearm get next to your sex instrument? >> You what? >> I didn't know it was in there. My mom grabbed it. >> Your mom grabbed it? Yeah. >> So, she put your your sex instrument in there with a firearm and wrapped it up. Apparently so. >> Apparently so. Are you a convicted felon? >> You are. >> Talk to my mom real fast. >> Talk to your mom. >> Okay. Give me a minute. We'll work that out. Okay. All right. Take care. >> The vehicle is going to be released to you. Okay. When did he tell you to get the firearm and put it in the car? >> Um about 5:45. >> 5:45. >> Yeah. This evening. >> Okay. As well as the sex instrument in the vehicle. I didn't realize that's what I didn't unwrap that. I thought I thought it was >> had went with that. I didn't open it. I didn't know. >> But it was his farm. He just said, "Get it out of the house." >> Yes. Yes. Yeah. Cuz he said, >> "So, I'm going to release a vehicle to you. He wants to say goodbye to you, wants to talk to you, and we'll go from there." Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Come over here. We'll talk to him. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And like I said, I got to come over there and get the information. We have >> to They want to help you get some treatment. Will you agree to do that and let us help you with that? >> Cuz I mean, you got babies, you got me, and you're my best friend. >> I can't live without you. >> Can I have a kiss even though you're all sweaty and stinky? Roxy wants to see you. Okay. >> So, you promise you'll do that? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> All right. Okay. Take care. >> I've been a cop for about eight years. I'm currently assigned to a plane close unit that works on basically violent crime and narcotics activity. Our job is to go out and uh enforce the law as far as drugs and any major violent crime. Currently on route to a physical fight. Two males were fighting in the roadway. Anonymous caller called it in stated that there's a lot of narcotics activity at the house. So, we're going to respond and see if we can help out patrol. There's several narcotic related houses in the area. So, it possibly may be tied to one. We arrived >> street crime south. We're based in Murphy. >> COPY THE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE. >> HELLO. >> Hi buddy. Hey. What's going on? >> Just just got a little argument. >> Okay, come on out. >> Who did you get an argument with somebody? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you take your hands out your pockets for me? Cool. Who did you get an argument with? Stepfather. >> Stepfather. Okay. Can you just tell me what happened? >> What happened today? >> Well, he got in my face. He pushed me right in my face. >> Well, he he's on drugs. >> Who's on drugs? >> Stepfather. >> Who's your stepfather? >> Mike. >> Michael's first name. Is he inside? >> No, he he left. >> Okay. Did you hit him? Did you guys hit each other? Was it a physical fight? Okay. Tell me about that. >> Well, he got in my face cuz I was I was His daughter's in the house, too. So I was defending her. >> How old is she? >> She I think 15, 16. >> I was defending her and then he got in my face and then he was nose first and then I pushed him out the way cuz he was in my face and >> then he pushed me in my face. >> Then what happened? >> We got an altercation, >> a fight that broke out from that. >> I pushed him cuz he pushed me right in my face. >> All right, man. Hey, thanks. If he comes home, you need to let us know, okay? So if you have any questions, please don't hesitate. Give me a buzz. All right. Um, we got three or four guys out looking for him. We're going to uh start ATLing. Hopefully we can help find him. >> We're in route right now. They think they see him. So, we're going to step it up so he doesn't get away. All right. It looks like my partner's got him stopped on the side of the road here. We're going to go out with him right now. Grab two. I'll be out three. [groaning] >> Hey bud, how you doing? Text Cox squad. Are you in cuffs? >> No, I'm praying arrest. >> You're not under arrest? >> Yeah, I put in prayer arrest. >> Oh, I appreciate that. >> Respect. >> No, I I appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> What happened, >> dude? My son-in-law. He's got [ __ ] on his shoulder. Uh the kid's very angry. He lost his uh you know his uh grandmother, his father, and his mother uh to, you know, drugs and stuff. He had a problem with addiction. >> What are you using? >> Methodone. >> Methadone. >> Yeah. >> He uh just starts to cuss me out. Get out of here. You no good. You're drug addict. This and that and that and this. He's upset because we borrowed a few hundred off him. He stays with us for free. Uh he's been helping us out. We uh you know had him help us out with some gas money. He's obviously like pissed off at that. The kid doesn't pay for We take care of everything. Okay. >> He's just constantly on his thing. You're on drugs. This guy is on drugs. Uh you know you guys are all messed up. You guys need help. I said Ryan disrespect me like that. He came up and he shoved me. >> Okay. >> I said you mother. And I shoved him back and then uh he's like what? What? You got my face. You want to fight? You want to fight? I said you want to fight. Go on. Hit me. Boom. Hit me. He punched me. I fell down. I got up and I said, "I'm not here." >> All right. >> And I'm going, "Hey, come right here. Right here. Hey. Hey. Right here. >> Focus on me." So, you're sweating. You're all over the place. >> It's hot. >> Why did you push him in the face? >> I didn't push him in the face. >> Whoa. That's not what I'm hearing. I got two people telling me that you did. And you got in his face. >> Well, he got in my face first. He pushed me and I I pushed him. I I didn't intentionally do that. 8:00 knee and 8:00 me, sir. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Turn around for me real quick. Put your hands together like your pray. >> Don't move. >> You're under arrest for a domestic battery. >> Oh, man. >> Relax. Relax. Hey, relax, dude. Relax. Relax. >> It's not the end of the world. >> It's not the end of the world. >> Did he get arrested? >> Listen. Listen real quick. >> Listen real quick. He's on methanone. He's high. He admitted to that. >> It's hot. >> He's on methanone. You're sweating cuz you're on methadone. >> Yeah. Did he get arrested, too? >> He did not get arrested. >> Guys, this is not fair. I didn't He chased me down. He He Why am I going to jail? >> Guys, stop using it. >> Why? >> Come here, >> Amanda. >> Is that your wife? >> Oh, man. >> Hi, >> Amanda. I'm losing my job. >> I'm Detective Cox. >> Okay. >> So, what's going on? Basically, did he tell you what happened? Yeah, my son and everybody told me what happened. >> Okay, so your son was protecting his daughter and he got in his face and then I got in a fight. My issue is that these things escalate. It's a fist fight today. It's a stabbing the next time and then it's it's a gun party the third time. So that's what I'm trying to prevent here today. It sucks. It's bad when somebody goes to jail. Hey, it's a misdemeanor today. >> Do you think I could take him and then uh stay out of the house? Fortunately, in the state of Nevada, we're mandated by law to take a report and identify who the primary physical aggressor is, and that's your husband. So, there's probable cause for his arrest. So, he's going to go to jail. >> Okay. Thanks, man. >> Michael, you mean the medics? >> You guys fought. You guys shouldn't be fighting. >> I didn't I didn't fight. He didn't want to eat me. I just >> He's still a young kid, you know. >> And he chased me into >> That's your wife's kid. >> You shouldn't be fighting with your wife's kid. >> I understand. He ran down to my room and pushed me. I didn't do it. I didn't do it. >> We're lucky this wasn't a stabbing or a shooting or something serious. Michael, you got to stop using. Okay. >> 132 bush. I've got him at gunpoint. >> Okay. 132 bush cover >> 1047. 1047 436. Okay, we'll still send a code three. [music] Viewer discretion is advised. Get on the ground. >> I don't understand why you're being arrested right now. >> Calm down. >> Cops is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. All suspects [music] are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. >> I've always wanted to be a cop ever since I was little. I just enjoy helping people. I mean, I've been on some calls where people have been in some major accidents and I've just come there and just comforting them and just being there for them is kind of what I really enjoy doing. Like I said, I just enjoy helping people and also getting bad guys off the street, people who need to go to jail. We're going to stop this car up here because he doesn't have a front license plate. So >> 215, we're going to be at Maine and Northeast. >> 215. I got one running southbound towards 161 behind the taco shop. ALL RIGHT, FINAL ROUND. >> FINAL ROUND. >> Get your hand behind your back. Drop it. Let go. >> I don't got nothing. [panting] [panting] >> 250. Sorry, man. >> I'm very sorry. >> I'm very sorry, bro. >> I'm faster than you. >> I know. [panting] >> Be right in front of Northeast Force. >> Man, >> what's up? >> Can I get my girl hugging a kiss? >> Uh, not right now. >> I'm sorry. >> What are you running for? >> Cuz you told me to run. >> What's in What's in this stuff? >> It ain't nothing. >> Why are you holding it? >> It ain't nothing. But man, I'm not going to sit and lie to you. >> Diana, come here. >> Negative. I'm walking back to you. >> DIANA, COME HERE. >> GO SIT. Go sit down. >> Go sit down. I love you. >> Go sit down. >> Come here, Dana. Stop. >> STOP. GO. JUST GO SIT DOWN. STAY RIGHT THERE. I'LL MOVE. >> I love you. >> I love you, too. >> GO SIT DOWN. >> WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO GO? >> Go sit down. >> I'm sorry. >> Go sit down. >> You secure them. >> Thank you. >> I don't know. We're going to find out. >> These two detained. >> Hey, have a seat. Have a seat. Go. >> Sit down, Diana. >> You got warrants or something? >> No. I was scared about, man. That's what I'm telling you. My first time. You know what I'm saying? >> You got You got any drugs or anything? >> I don't got no drugs. I don't got nothing. >> Okay. All right. >> Should I take him in? [laughter] >> Yeah. >> For running? >> Yeah. >> Come on, bud. Man, >> okay. >> So, you know, whenever I walked up, I don't know if you saw her pissing her or not, but she was like digging her hand like down in her bra like the one in the pink. >> Yeah, I think she's hiding something. She's going 15 for >> Okay. No. No. Anyways, but let me just Yeah. Stand up. >> All right. Face the car. >> Not going to jail. >> Yep. >> Traffic violations. >> Um, what can I can I put the windows up? >> We we'll we'll button up your car. Don't worry about that. Make sure you're locked and all that. >> Driver, sir. >> Yeah. Well, one for no driver's license and then two for the uh no front license plate. That's why I stopped you. >> Is that your purse right there? >> No, that's not mine, sir. >> Can you grab that? Can you grab that? >> That's hers. Sir, I gave you my ID number. >> This is your purse. >> 10. I'm at 22. >> No one's purse. >> That's It's your purse. I saw you. >> No, no, no. It's hers. That's her purse. >> My purse is the brown one, sir. >> Okay. >> My makeup bag here. >> Anything in there that shouldn't be? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, this purse was under the car where this female was sitting. So, she tucked it under the car while I was chasing the other guy. What? What is What was her name? >> I had an idea. He was the one who ran him. I don't know. >> See if that's her name. >> She kept saying this is not my purse. There you go. Got a meth. >> Yeah, that's her name. >> That one sitting over there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, then she's going to go for PMP. So, if you want to take her. There we go. This is going to be blacktar heroin. >> You want to put her in a separate car? >> Huh? >> You want to put her in a separate car? >> Yeah. That's my debit card. That's it. >> All right, man. You good? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you know what's going on? >> Not really. >> Okay. So, right now, all you're going to jail for, a man is devating. Okay? Um, are you are you lying to me about your name? Because look, if you are, when you get to the jail and they fingerprint you, they're going to find out who you really are. Cuz when I tried to run your name, nothing came back. So, if you want to be straight up honest with me right now, man, and just tell me your real name, your real date of birth, it it can be a lot easier. >> I'm You know why I ran, man? I'll be straight up with y'all. You know what I'm saying? I'm straight up with y'all. >> Yeah. What's up, man? >> I'm facing 25 of life. You know what I'm saying? >> Okay. Are you on parole? >> I'm not on parole. I'm not >> probation or anything like that? >> Nothing. >> Do you have a warrant? >> I got a big warrant. >> Okay. What's it for? >> Um, >> just be just be honest. I'm pistol. You know what I'm saying? >> Was it from a long time ago? >> Nah, about a almost a year ago. >> A year ago. Okay. All right, man. I appreciate you being, man. >> Okay. All right. You take care. All right. >> All right. >> All right. Cool. So, are you okay? >> Okay. So, just stand right here. >> Okay. So here >> that was my purse on my purse. >> Yeah. So here you go. Here's what's happened. Okay. One >> found the purse. Okay. And it had it had a a card with her name. >> My debit card. But in the in the purse there was a case. I know. And it was a real I know that. >> So right now you're right. Right now just mine. I just had Diane. >> It's it's your purse. Okay. So right now it's a ticket. Okay. I found another thing in there. I don't know what it is, but right now you're going to jail for the ticket. Okay. Oh, that's a little tiny piece of burnt weed. It fell out of >> Okay. If that's all it is, then I wouldn't worry about that. Okay. >> What about >> He's going cuz he ran and he's got a warrant, too. Okay. So, like I said, you'll get those taken care of and then y'all should be good to go. Okay. >> I don't know where I'm going to do that. I don't know how to where I'm going to get out and whenever I get out. I don't have nobody to go. I don't have family here. >> They'll let you make a phone call. You'll figure it out once you get in there. Believe me, you will. >> I was born and raised in Hillsboro County. I come from a law enforcement family. My father works for the sheriff's office. So, I followed in uh his footsteps. I started in the comm center I was 18. Shortly after getting my bachelor's degree, I came to the road and uh it's a job I've always wanted and I love working out here. Had a SUV pull out of a gas station up here. Has a dark lens covering the tag. Going to find out why they had that lens cover on there, which is illegal in the state of Florida. >> Hey, how you doing, sir? >> Pretty good. How are you? Hey, deputy went from the sheriff's office. Hey, I stopped you cuz there's a lens covered over your tag, making your tag unreadable from a certain amount of feet. >> Want me to take it off now? >> Well, thanks. We'll get to that. Do you have a driver's license, registration insurance on you, sir? >> It's all on the tag. >> It's on the tag. >> We just bought it not too long ago. >> Okay. That's a dealer tag, not a temporary tag. >> Do you have a license? >> She has a license. I have a >> Do you have a license? >> I asked him to drive because I had female problems going on right now. I needed >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Okay. Is an Alabama license? >> Yes, sir. >> Is it valid? >> Yes, sir. >> Why is he driving then? >> Because I started female issues and I asked him to drive. >> Ah, started female issues. Okay. >> So, you bought this car? Yes, sir. >> Okay. Where'd you buy it from? >> I can get in off of >> off of Craigslist. Here's the issue at hand. >> Is the vehicle registered? >> That's it. >> Okay. So, you're Listen to me for a second. Okay. >> You're operating an unregistered motor vehicle right now. Okay. Then on top of that, you're driving without a license, right? No, sir. >> Okay. Is there anything illegal in this car? >> Okay. Do you use drugs at all? >> No. Have you ever been in trouble for drug use? >> No. Okay. How about you, ma'am? >> No, sir. >> No. Do you mind if me and my partner search? >> You do mind? >> No, I don't mind. >> You don't mind? Okay. Can you take the keys out ignition? You mind if I see them real quick? All right. I appreciate that. Come out of truck for me, sir. Listen, you have a you have a warrant for your arrest. Okay, sir. >> Yeah. Put your hand in your back. >> Did you know you have a warrant? >> No. >> No. >> What's What do you think a warrant's for? >> No. >> You don't know what it'll be for? No. >> Okay. Nothing legal in it. Here. Sit back here real quick. >> I know you got a job to do. >> What's What's in that? What's in that? >> Be honest with me. Don't grab for it. What's in that? >> Answer the question. >> Maybe a little ice. >> There's some meth in there. >> Yes. Okay. So, you got meth in your pocket? >> Maybe $5. >> Okay. Remember I asked you, man, if you had any illegal, right? >> I didn't know. >> How much meth in there? >> Maybe $5. >> $5 worth? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Anything else illegal on you? >> No. >> You sure this time? >> Yes, sir. I bought >> Okay. It's funny how I asked you if you had to use any drugs, right? >> So, where where your kids at >> I have a 14-year-old. >> Okay. Now I'm going ask you again. I want you to be honest. Is there anything else illegal in the car? Be honest. >> Honestly, I don't know. >> You've never used illegal narcotics before in your whole life. >> When I was way younger, >> what is way younger? How do you now? >> 32. >> Okay. So, what's way younger? What's your definition? Way younger. >> When I was a teenager. >> After we located some meth in his pocket, obviously gives us probable cause to search the vehicle. And since he was operating the vehicles, obviously you can see has paraphernalia even in his wallet. This straw right here usually used for snorting. >> Got four kids. How old are your babies? >> 14, 13, 11, and nine. >> Girls or boys? >> Two and two. >> Two and two. >> Yes, sir. >> How those kids in school? >> I homeschool them. >> You homeschool them? >> Yes, sir. >> So, honestly, when when is the last When's the last time you got out? >> Be honest. >> About a week ago. >> About a week ago. >> I only did it >> Oh. >> once. >> Okay, that's fine. But see, now we getting somewhere. You see? >> Tell me about what I found in your pocket, man. >> Just little bit of ice. That's all it is. >> What else you want to know? >> It's all it is. >> I know. There was not much. It's not much at all in that little bag. >> How much was left in the bag? >> Maybe $5 worth. That's it. >> How long you been a user? >> I haven't been a user. I totally just can't track marks on me or nothing like that. I'm not a everyday user. >> Do you use meth? >> Yeah, I >> Okay. >> Yes. I told you not to be. >> Okay. So, is that considered a drug user? Right. >> Yeah. I'm a drug. Yes. >> Do you want me to help try to get you some help? >> Oh, I say I'm not an addict like that. I'm not. >> I can at least try to help you with it. >> I'll take it. But listen. >> Okay. >> Me, I got my own business. I just I don't do this. >> Something happened this week for you to buy. Well, being evicted and everything, I've been >> Cuz you're being evicted. >> Yeah, we're losing my house. I got four kids. I got a wife. Everybody depends on me. I was just stressed out. Looking for a reason, I guess. I don't know. >> You're obviously out here buying buying meth, right? Don't you think that money could be used for something better? Maybe help your kids out or something? >> Yeah, my kids are took care of them. They are. >> Okay. So, listen, man. Going to jail for possession of methamphetamine. Okay. Possession of drug paraphernia for the straw. Okay. And then you're active warrant. All right, man. >> Listen, you're not being arrested today. Okay. No. >> All right. This is your second chance. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Cuz you be in the back of the car with him. >> Do you get that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you want your kids to go through this? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> It's ridiculous. You need to get some help. Okay. >> Do you want to say goodbye to him? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Talk to him. Wow. >> Listen, I hope you both try to get the help you need. Let's be a team and stop using methamphetamine. Right. >> So, I grew up here in Las Vegas. Went to elementary school here. graduated from college here at UNLV. And after I graduated from college, the job I was in or the career I was in was it was cool. I made a lot of money, but it just wasn't fulfilling. I was looking for something with more sense of purpose, something maybe selfless, and I just decided what's more selfless than putting yourself in harm's way for someone you don't even know. Uh so we're going on a domestic disturbance call. Uh supposedly a female hit another female with a hammer. Um, it's a STAR protocol, which means it requires a certain amount of officers, so we're responding accordingly. >> Action team over here, sir. Um, you want to stay there and just kind of take that window. I don't know if that's theirs. I don't know if that's their apartment or not. >> What's her name? >> What's her name, sir? >> Real. >> She's at the window. >> She at the window. Yeah. >> Revenge your police officer. >> Step out with your hands up. >> I got hands. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. >> She's coming out. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Keep hands up. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. >> I don't got my shoes on. >> Okay. Keep walking. That's fine. >> Keep my hands. >> Keep your hands up. Put your hands on top of your head. Do you understand? Hands on top of your head. Interlock your fingers. >> Okay. Spread your feet and do not move. Do you understand? >> Yeah, I understand. Man, what the is he? THAT'S MY >> YOU'RE A LIAR, MAN. >> You're a liar, man. I I own this. >> Oh, really? >> Hey, don't talk to him. You're not talking to him, >> you [ __ ] >> Hey, you're not going to say a word to him. Do you understand me? >> THAT'S HIS STUFF RIGHT THERE. >> OKAY, let's get her in the car. All right. >> No, man. Don't get me in the car, man. >> Okay, then this is what I need you to do. I'm going to give you one chance. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> You don't say a word to him. All right. >> You say one word to him. You're going to the back of the car. >> Okay. I don't want to go to the corner. >> Okay. Then don't say anything to him. >> Got it. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> We're going to get his side of the store. We're going to get yours. Okay. We're not saying anyone did anything wrong today. We got to call. All right. And I'm going to ask you about that, but I need you to cooperate. All right. I'm going to ask you some questions. >> He used to live here, dude. >> Okay. Who lives here? >> I do. >> You live here? Do you live with anybody >> myself? >> Just you? Who is he to you? Do you used to date him? Is he a relative? >> Yeah, I used to date him. >> Okay. Were you guys married? >> He made it. No. Okay. You guys boyfriend, girlfriend before? >> I married him. >> I'm just asking. So, you guys were >> I take my money. >> All right. So, you used to date. How long ago did you guys break up? >> About 9 months ago. >> 9 months ago. >> A year. >> Did he ever live here with you? >> Yeah. >> A couple months. >> And then when did he move out? >> Now, >> when I said he moved out? >> Okay. So, he currently lives here 10 years. >> I called the police. >> Okay. So, did you call us or did you call us? >> I called you. >> Okay. Why did you call us? >> Because so I won't kill this mother. >> Okay. What did he do to you >> today? >> Very abusive. Very, very verbal. >> Was he verbally abusive or physically abusive? >> He didn't do physically this time. >> Okay. >> But I want him out of here. >> Okay. So, today he was verbally abusive. >> Very, very embarrassing. >> Okay. Did he step out on his own accord? >> I told him to leave. >> He's not on the lease. >> Okay. >> He has to go. >> Okay. Do you have anywhere else to live or is this your only >> This is mine. I'm not going nowhere. >> All right. So, we're going to tell him that we're going to advise him that he needs to go somewhere else. Okay. >> 40. She's also got DV with deadly weapon and battery deadly weapon. >> Prior. >> Yeah. From 2015. >> Okay. You want me? >> He's got He's got marks. So, >> Oh, okay. Risha, where's your shoes at? >> You taking me? >> I'm just going to ask I'm just your shoes real quick. >> They're in my house. >> Okay. >> Everything's in my house where I belong. >> All right. All right. >> So, you going to take me? >> Huh? I'll I'll explain to you in just a second. Okay, just give me a second. >> I'mma kill you. I'mma kill you, >> [ __ ] I'mma kill you. >> Easy, [laughter] Risha. Easy. >> Chill out. Okay. >> I didn't do anything to him. >> I didn't even hit him. >> You're under arrest for battery domestic violence. >> Get off of me. >> RISHA, RELAX. >> I'MMA KILL YOU. >> RELAX. RELAX. [snorts] >> I'mma kill you, Gregory. >> Risha. Richard, we're going to go ahead and take care of you. Okay. >> Take care of me. What? >> You put me in the institution? >> No, ma'am. >> Uh, this is the hammer that uh she used when I walked in. It was on the chair. Um, I kind of took a look at it. I didn't see any blood marks or anything on it, but the injuries are consistent with his story. She hit him with a hammer five or six times and then she pushed him down. He rolled over, shoot him with the hammer again in the back. >> Okay. How old are you, Greg? 60. >> 60. So, who is she to you? Girlfriend, wife? >> Girlfriend? >> Girlfriend? >> Yeah. >> All right. And you guys uh live together? >> Yes, >> you do. Okay. Um, so what happened today? Why Why did she or you call us? >> Oh, man. I don't know. She just tripped up, man. >> Why did she uh trip out? >> I left and asked, "What's the code to come back?" She said, "Yeah, come on back." >> Okay. >> You know, >> uh, I done threw your stuff out anyway. Oh, that's why there's clothes right here. She threw them out. >> That's Yeah, that's my clothes and stuff. >> Okay. So, you don't know why she was angry today? >> No, >> she just threw her stuff out and said stuff. Okay. So, when you got back, what happened? >> Flipped out again. >> Yeah. >> I mean, she >> So, what happened to your your arm? >> Oh, she hit me with a hammer. >> With a hammer? >> Hammer and my back. Threatened to kill me and hit me in the head. What did she say exactly >> when she threatened to kill? >> I kill you, mother. >> Okay. Has she done that? >> Has she hit you before in the past? >> Yes, >> she has. Has she been arrested for uh domestic violence before? She has. >> Okay. So, she's obviously going to jail. Um you'll finish your voluntary if you want to your statement. Um and then we'll be out of here. Okay. >> Thanks. Thanks. >> No worries. See you later. >> Hey, Risha. Misha, >> just as a reminder, you're under arrest for battery domestic violence. Okay. >> I didn't do anything. >> Well, based on his interviews and based on the fact that he has injuries uh and your prior history >> Well, I'm just telling you what it is. All right. I hope you have a better night. >> I've got him at gunpoint. >> 13247. 1047 Ken 4368. >> Okay, we'll still send code three. [music]