Stop. car Every day law enforcers are forced to make life-changing decisions. Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. [Music] This is caught on body cam. First, we head over to Warren, Michigan for a case where a man puts both himself and a dog in harm's way. On January 28th, 2024, an employee at the Speedway gas station called the Warren Police Department after a man refused to leave the store as he was causing a disturbance by playing loud music inside. When officers arrived at the scene, they found the man with a dog named Jinx sitting between his legs. The officers instructed the man to leave the store or face arrest. In response, the man tied the dog's leash around his waist, seemingly preparing for a confrontation. He was fine yesterday. Yeah. You can't have your dog disturbing everybody inside the gas You're disturbing her right now. You can't have your dog No, the employees want you gone. trespassing >> Okay, you're fine. You're trespassing. I'm leaving. What's that? easy now What, lock him up? Yeah. We're we're we're being We're being cool. Hey, you you just can't play your music in I can do what I want. Okay, I I I can't. I was called here. Yeah. [Music] You need to leave. The lady The lady asked you to leave. All right. Fight. Try it. I'm waiting. Please do. Let me show you right here. You move, [ __ ] Try it. [Music] Right here. If you got it. Yeah. Bring it. Bring it. You don't need to walk me out to your All right. big fight big ticket Try it. Bring on me. Put those scissors down. Try it. [Music] What's that? He's got a pair of scissors. You guys saw that. I'll see I'll see you later. You're going to I'm going to beat you straight up. Are y'all scared? All you police arrest me or awesome How the are you police officers and you're scared of me? Put me in the precinct and do your job, hoe. I'll move the dog. So, listen, man. You got a chance to walk away right now. After you If if if if you I'm giving you a chance You're going to go to jail. And your dog's going to go to the pound. That's up to you, man. That's what you want to do. Hey. [Music] One of the officers on the scene mentioned that the man had previously been seen with a pair of scissors and a large knife, raising concerns about potential danger. With the man refusing to turn off his music and leave the premises, the officers had no choice but to act. He's on your dog, you. You, [ __ ] What are you He's got a leash on you. I got to I got TO SHOOT YOU. PALMER PLEASE TURN MOVE ON. TAKE THE DOG. Take the dog with the taser. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Hey. Turn around. TURN AROUND. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR YOUR BACK. THE DOG IS PUT YOUR HANDS ROLL OVER. WAIT. NOW, WHY ARE YOU HITTING PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR YOUR BACK. ROLL OVER. [Applause] [Music] PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. ROLL OVER. [Applause] PUT YOUR [Applause] [Music] ROLL OVER. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. ROLL OVER. THE POLICE EVENTUALLY DEPLOYED their tasers to subdue him. Unfortunately, one of the taser prongs also struck the dog, Jinx. It's okay, baby. It's okay. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got my [ __ ] I'm having a panic attack. All right. All right. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Hey. How many did y'all use? [Music] I'm being serious now. That's what I needed. How many y'all used? How many did y'all use? Y'all used three? It took three? That sucks. That sucks, dude. It took three tasers and an army of men to take me down. Y'all still suck. Now you're losing your dog, too. Oh, you thought. No, you thought. No, you thought. No, you thought. You know who this dog is? You can take that to my mom. She was wearing that dog. Sure it's getting stronger, dude. I can get your dog back. Okay. Okay. Yeah, I'm making a video. Let me know when you're going to turn it. I'm not doing nothing. Y'all You're all being aggressive. Your dog is gone. Your dog is gone. Your dog is gone. Why are you doing this? That's why Why did you a Why did you a Why did you a What a sucker big old dick [ __ ] [Music] The man was quickly handcuffed, searched, and then transported to a patrol vehicle before being taken to jail. Many times. Why is it Why you Why is this so necessary? Takes this many to take me out? a whole army Three tasers and an army? Y'all still suck. Y'all suck at your Took a whole squad and you still didn't do [ __ ] After the man was secured, officers brought the dog's true owner inside the store to retrieve Jinx. The owner informed the officers that the man was in fact his uncle. All right. Owner's got Owner's here for the dog. Yeah, come here, Jinx. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Yeah, as soon as he can grab him. [Music] But the last time I tased a dog, I shot him. All right. You can just pull him out. No, we got to get So, get one of those things like yellow thingies. Can someone go to Palmer's car and get one of those yellow thingies to get the probe out of the dog? Sorry. It's okay, baby. We're going to get it out of him. Okay, baby. It's okay. It's okay. All right. army of men Now you're losing Now you're losing your dog, too. No, you thought. No, you thought. No, you thought. No, you thought. Okay. Where did the dog get it? Sorry about it. This guy's a The dog has nice springs and stuff. You know who this dog is? You can take that to my mom. Give this baby to her. I'M MAKING SURE IT'S GETTING SURRENDERED. YOU LOST YOUR I got the I got the dog. This is Do you want to put him out? It's okay, baby. It's okay. Stop. We'll take him out to the street. You're going to get an ID, okay? It's okay. Is it your dog or is it your dog? It's my uncle. Such a bad guy. The last time I'm going to stop this big [Music] An officer managed to remove the taser prong from the dog, who was then released to go home with his owner. [Music] Cuz we got to pull this out. King. Good boy. [Music] Sit. Sit. Is this your dog? Yeah, I got I got I got no exactly the house. You got a what? Is this your dog though? >> Yes, it's my uncle. >> your dog? Okay. That's his uncle. That's my uncle. All right. What's his problem? He's crazy. He think He think he He think he he's going to run this [ __ ] world. He thinks he's going to be president of the United States. All right. He's crazy. So, you're going to take this dog home with you? All right, I'm going to take him home. You got your ID? Yeah. Can you get your ID out for me, please? Roosevelt Island, New York. For our next case, a young man fueled by a cocktail of mental anguish and illicit substances turned a family gathering into a terrifying ordeal. Armed with a deadly blade, he threatened the lives of those closest to him. Seventh floor, right? Yes. On August 5th, 2023, at approximately 11:30 p.m., NYPD officers responded to multiple 911 calls at 540 Main Street regarding a 21-year-old man who was reportedly threatening a family member with a knife. The caller was a relative inside the location who also stated the armed man was off his medication and under the influence of marijuana. Officers swiftly made their way to the scene. All of a sudden, the suspect emerged from the second elevator not occupied by officers and swung a knife directly at an officer. That officer retreated outside of the lobby, and then the suspect charged towards the elevator occupied by three other officers who were preparing to ride it to the man's floor. One officer fired at the man with a taser, and two officers pulled out their service weapons and shot the man multiple times at close range. Let's see that again, shall we? Officer, shots fired. Shots fired. Means Drop it. Let's see that again from the perspective of an officer inside the elevator. I got a SWAT. No sign of the [ __ ] SWAT. Huh? [ __ ] SWAT. Oh. Funny It's funny enough the NYPD doesn't have SWAT. Silly bastards. 41 boy, shots fired. 41 shots fired. 10-13, shots fired. After the shooting, the officers attempted to save the man's life. He was then taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced deceased. None of the officers or civilians in the area were injured during this incident. [Music] I got a SWAT. No sign of the [ __ ] SWAT. Huh? [ __ ] SWAT. Oh. Funny It's funny enough the NYPD doesn't have SWAT. [Music] Silly bastards. Police. Oxnard, California. On a seemingly ordinary spring morning, the tranquility of the Oxnard community was shattered by a series of chilling phone calls. [Music] Hey. Come here, please. During the morning hours of Friday, May 3rd, 2019, the Oxnard Police Department's dispatch center received multiple calls from a female reporting a woman with a knife in the area of 1835 San Gorgonio. It was reported that she seems disturbed and that she was walking around waving a knife and possibly armed with a gun. The caller recontacted dispatch three additional times and stated that the female was getting increasingly worse and that she was screaming and threatening people. Yes. Why is someone calling saying you're waving a knife around? Don't reach for it. Put it down. Sit right here on the curb. Don't reach for the knife. Sit right here on the curb. Why? What happens if I reach for it? Then something bad's going to happen. Put the knife down. Station three, 41 boy, accident back up. Subject's armed with a knife and she's uh running with it. Drop it. The officer retreated in an attempt to create space between them, but the female continued to follow. 31 boy, I'm less than one away. Drop it. Drop it. I'm backing up westbound. She's still armed with a knife. [Music] Drop it. [Music] Drop it. [Music] 31 boy, shots fired. Accident. [Music] Officer Roberts fired his weapon and the female was struck by gunfire. Officers promptly rendered first aid to her until medical personnel arrived on scene. [Music] Okay. [Music] [Applause] During the investigation, detectives determined that the multiple calls made into the Oxnard Police Department's dispatch center came from the phone that was in the female's possession. Detectives have also discovered evidence that supports the position that the female deliberately intended to be shot by an officer. The female was taken to an area hospital in critical but stable condition, and a criminal investigation is continuing. Shortly after he was placed on paid administrative leave, which is standard procedure for officer-involved shootings. Her face has been blurred due to her age. I'm so sorry. It's okay. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Everything's going to help you, okay? Bradley Beach, New Jersey. For our next case, we see what happens when cops turn against each other. Hey Ron, just pull that up and put it to the shoulder. Yeah. Thanks. What is it? [Music] The arm ache? I I'm not the police, okay? I came here with the ambulance. I want to make sure you're okay. [Music] I don't know what he's doing. I don't know, man. Ask him if he's arm ain't or not. Oh, you know. What? >> Yeah. I get that. I'm not saying you aren't. I just want to make sure you're Your head is in my way. You have a problem. I can't get any Can you tell me your first name at least? [Music] Why do you have a jacket on? It's the It's the stuff fit to be worn. What's on the back of it? What do you mean? Look at the Tell me what's on the back of it. I don't know. It's washed off. Yeah, I think get rid of it. Okay. That's ridiculous. >> Okay, Sergeant. Forget it. Okay, Chief. Let me work this DWI, okay? Come over here. Chief, I'm on a DWI. >> here, Chief. Chief, I'm on a DWI. Get over here. I'm on a DWI. Chief, I'm working. I don't have time to argue about a jacket, okay? You're going to Hey, don't touch me. Stop it. Touch me. You got a [ __ ] problem? Grab me. Now, GET OUT OF HERE. BEFORE YOU GET A PROBLEM. Take him in. Take him >> No, you're going to go in. Take him in. Drunk again. Take this Whose keys are these? They're mine. Get out of here. No. Chief, get out of here or you're going to get locked up. Chief, you're going to get locked up. You grabbed me. I asked you three times to leave me alone. Come on. Obstructing my DWI. Billy, come over here. All right, let me go. That's the first thing. Billy, I'm telling you Get away from everybody. Shut up cuz you're in trouble now. No, I'm not in trouble. Stop. Come on. Stop. Stop. You're going to be stopped. Stop. Stop. Billy, Billy. Chief, I'm working a DWI. I'm listening to you. Okay, shut up. No. You're in trouble cuz this is the first thing. First First of all, I was about to say to you you stupid I was about to say to you, what do you need OEM for? You're That's You're embarrassing me in front of the men with the jacket. >> No. The jacket. That's That's neither here nor there. Okay. That That's neither here nor there. Now, we got a real problem, Billy. >> do. I know. We do. All right, you're going to have to go inside. >> No, how about we do No. No. No. No. No. >> we go inside? Billy, you're going to have to go inside right now with me. You're going to have to go inside and and We're going to a serious collision. Billy, you're not doing anything when I'm on the scene, okay? You should know better than this, my friend. >> No. Listen to me. >> me. No, I said come over here. >> You grabbed me. Billy, It's on video. It's on video. I'm not going to argue with you. I have a crash to work. >> Billy, Billy, Billy, Billy, you're Billy, you're relieved. You're relieved. No. No. No. No. Billy, you have to understand something. You're relieved. Billy, you're relieved. Go in the headquarters and wait for me. Yes, I'm at a crash. No. No, Billy, you're relieved. I have officers here. Billy, right here. They could get waffle cuz my car is blocking it. >> relieved. No, Chief. No, Billy, please, Billy, don't You're suspended, Billy. I'm suspended. Yes. Okay, fine. I'm I'm suspended. I'm going home. Yes. Billy, come here. I'm going home. We can't talk. I'm suspended. No. No. No. No, I'm suspended. I'm going home. >> you're going to wait for me there. No, I'm not. I'm suspended. You're going to I'm going home. You're going to go in the headquarters and wait for me there. Let me work my crash. No. No. No. No, Billy, you're suspended. All right, I'm suspended, then I'm not going to work Go inside. Nothing is more than No. No. No, Billy, you have You have to meet me in Thank you. Billy, you're suspended. Okay. All right. Yes. Right now. Okay. Wait for me in there. That's an order. Can you do me a favor? Can you put your car where my car is so our officers and first aid don't get run over, please? Thank you. What happened here? That's Chief. What did What happened? There's some type of exchange between you and Sergeant Major, we're going to talk about that later. I will be That's it. Billy, Billy, you're suspended. You really got this What is What do you got here? What do you have? I don't know. We're trying to figure that out, Chief. Come on, Billy. Come on. Hey, come meet me in there. Don't Yes. You're going to meet me in there. Go and put the dog in the room right now. There's nowhere to put it. She's going to ruin things. >> Okay, we'll leave her in the room, okay? Go in. Billy, I'm going. I got I got people in the road. I want to make sure they're safe. I don't want to run you over, so watch out. No. No. No. Come on. Go ahead. You know I love you. Come on. I know. You know what I'm saying to you. Billy, How could you say that to me? Stop. Billy, stop. You got enough problems already. Please. All right. It turns out that Sergeant Major wasn't suspended in the end and was later allowed to resume his full job responsibilities. After the Monmouth County Prosecutor's investigation, Guido was placed on paid administrative leave. His position as Chief pays a salary of $202,500, according to state pension records. [Music] [Music] Stop car. Every day, law enforcers are forced to make life-changing decisions. Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. [Music] This is caught on body cam. Tulsa, Oklahoma. [Music] We all know the law. Don't use your phone whilst driving. Well, if you ever needed an example of why that law exists, we have one coming up next. This cop was driving down the road in 2019, but just couldn't seem to keep his eyes up. Whoever was texting him must have been important. He managed to travel a short distance and then, well, let's see what happens next, shall we? Single attempt to call 911. If you wish to cancel the call, please hold the phone button. He was slammed into by another vehicle, almost losing control of his own car. Luckily, he didn't sustain any major injuries and police say he wasn't at fault because the other driver crossed the median. Want to see that again? So, if you ever needed a reason why it's not safe to text and drive, now you have one. This could have ended very very differently. Next, sticking in the city of Tulsa, we see an example of a creative way to catch a suspect on the run. [Music] The suspect, 21-year-old Madison Dixon, was on the run for multiple crimes in Tulsa, including shooting with intent to kill, two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, unauthorized use of a vehicle, attempted petty larceny, and discharging a firearm in a public place. The chase was on. Well, that didn't last long, did it? Well, let's look at the bright side. At least she's not under suspicion anymore. But, she is under the suspension. Charlotte, North Carolina. When it comes to catching crooks, sometimes the police get it right. And other times, they get it wrong. And sometimes, they become the criminals themselves. Good. Hey, I caught you at 68, okay? That's why I'm stopping you. Do you have your license on you? All right, just give me a moment, all right? I appreciate you coming out. I haven't talked to him yet. Yeah, I haven't talked to him yet. On March 14th, 2024, Officer Henry Chapman responded to assist an officer during a traffic stop involving a driver who was allegedly speeding and had an outstanding federal arrest warrant. Can I have him step out here real quick and say something? I said, come on, step back here. Go ahead and face that car. Check his phone on the top of it. I'm going to explain this thing to you. That's why I'm having you out here. You're under arrest at this time. We have a warrant out for your arrest. A warrant for what? I'm going to show it to you in a moment, okay? Is this your car? It's my girlfriend's car. Your girlfriend's car? Can he drive it, the guy that's in the passenger seat? So, what am I being arrested for? I'm going to show it to you, okay? Come back here, please. I'm going to give you a I'm going to show you the lidar too, where I caught you at 68. That's not really the biggest concern here, okay? Um but I'm going to show you the warrant once I get you in secure, okay? Is there anything you want to bring with you down there for me to make a phone call or something? I don't know, honestly. I'm I'm saying I can't I can't understand you. What am I being detained for? Yeah, it's a it's a warrant. I'm going to show you the actual warrant in a moment when I have the chance to sit you down. [Music] Is there anything on you I need to know about? Anything that's going to poke or stick me? No, I'm good. Okay. Do you want to bring these items with you or leave them in the car? >> Yeah, you can give me uh you can put them in my pocket. Okay. [Music] Can I get my uh can I get my phone? Yes, I'm going [Music] I'm going to leave that cash in there. While searching the suspect, officers found a large stack of cash amongst other miscellaneous items. Keep that in mind as it will become important later on. What is my money on the console there, man? What? Oh, okay. What's that? That's my money. I've never seen that I've never seen that in my life. What are you doing in my pocket there? Come on, roll the window down. I'll tell you what we're turning you for. [Music] All your stuff right here. And my phone is right there too, on top of the phone. But what am I in for then? So, I don't know what the guy uh history with them or not, but you got a US Marshall now. A weapons violation. That's all it tells me. Okay, when you get down there, they're going to print it out for you. They still ain't called me You give me Yeah, you get me I get I get I get the stash. That stash is yours. That stash is yours. We're not giving that to anybody else. We got that off you, so it's staying with you, so you know we didn't take none, none's going to be missing. No, this is our We are taking that. That's staying with you. That That's the proof. Can you give me some of it? Every bit of it's going with you. Does that make sense? That That's accountability called. When it comes to stuff like that, you know what I'm saying? So, Notice how Officer Chapman doesn't allow the money found to be returned. This is standard protocol, however, will play a key part in this case later on. All right, I'm going to count your money in front of you, okay? Here's Here's big money. I'm going to put this in the in the bag for you, okay? Yeah, here. Here you go. I got you. Yes, he's counting my money. You're going to watch me, okay? Come back. To count. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Hey, excuse me. Yes. Let me count it first. No, can you can you look in between his legs there, too? I think he just pushed some money in between his legs. How much money did you have on you? I'm asking I'm asking I haven't touched it. Can you just check in between his legs? Sir, listen to me. He's moving and everything. Look, he's moving. Sir, Sir, listen to me. Tell me how much cash you had on you. What was the amount? I just want to see I'm not going to lie. Can you can you check? I'm not going to where Can you check your fellow officer for me, please? We're good. Hell no, he just touched my I I I heard the rubber band pop. He told me oh, I I had to Look, hey, he's moving. He's moving in between his legs. I'm going to stand right here, but can y'all please check your fellow officer? Please? What's going on? I Look, he's moving his arm right now. How much cash did you have on you? Can you check your hands? I didn't. Can you check your people? Cuz he's touching Yeah. What's going What's going on Look at his hands. He's tucking money. He's tucking money right in his right hand. Tell me how much money you had He's tucking money. He's tucking my money. That's That's a That's a problem. Can y'all check him? Hey, hey, hey. What was your total amount? Look at her. No, don't check me. Listen. Look here, moving. He's moving. Oh my god, y'all not going to check him? Listen. Look at him. Look Listen. Listen. Look Listen. Listen. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. I've been quiet for I'm not going to lie. I'm not going to lie. Anybody to take your money. >> Look here, he's moving. But look at me. Look at me. If If someone takes your money, it will be a a big problem, all right? No one's going to take your money. I can see his hands. I can see exactly what what it what what what he's doing. No one's going to take your money. She's going to count your money. I just watched him touch my money. There's more money in here. You're saying that that there's more money in here? Well, what I'm saying is Answer my question. Answer my question. Are Are you saying that there's more more money in here? >> What I'm saying is he just touched my money and went through three different four compartments and I seen him put it in between his legs. I heard my rubber band. I've been nothing but cooperative with you guys. All I wanted you guys to do was I'm saying but he already moved and did a lot of different stuff. Okay, come stand over here. I'm But y'all already letting him move, like it's moving away. Like what? That's crazy. I can't believe y'all did me like that. How much cash did you have on you total so I can count it out and we can verify if anything's missing? That's what I'm asking you. We We can verify this, >> Do you know what the total amount was? No, I honestly don't. It really was for bail. My wife gave it to me, the one that just She tried to give me I tried to give her the money. You said, "Don't give it to her." >> Okay. Cuz I went to Wendy's. I got a Wendy's receipt right here. But do Do you know how much cash you had on you so I can count it out so we can verify the total? Do you know approximately how much you had on you? I said a number and I'd get it wrong because he touched the money and then it's going to be all wrong, but I just don't understand why I heard my rubber band being popped. I just grabbed it from the seat to give it to her. That's not what you just told me, either, boss. I did. That's what I did. And I handed her the the I'm not going to lie. No, sir, you have not. That's all I wanted to ask you. I just don't understand why y'all could like I'm not going I'll sit on my face. I'm not going nowhere. I just wanted to I asked you how what your total was so we can count it out. You can watch me count it out. >> sure. I'm distracted. It's a lot It's a lot going on. I didn't even know I had a warrant. I'm just trying to I'm just trying to like So, if you >> What's it called? I'm trying to like just like comply with you guys. >> I got you. But it just doesn't make sense to the point where like I just watched him Me and you both watched him move his hands. I watched him tear up I watched him look at you and tell him like look at you look at you and tell you no you're like you're not about to I I just watched him do way too much when I haven't been nothing but nice and compliant to you guys, you feel me? I'm trying to go along with you guys' protocols and everything. All I've done is ask questions so I know how like to make sure I'm safe and my family can find me and stuff. And it's like I know And that's why I was asking you what your total was so we can sit here and count it out. But they wouldn't It would have It would have just helped me. more seeing that you would have checked me and slightly searched But but like but like you didn't see me walk walk over here? I didn't see that sir but at the end of the day none of y'all none of y'all like none of you guys body cams is on right like I know for >> Mine is on right now. But I know for a fact what I seen and what I heard and then when I asked him why was he like popping the rubber band on the money he said I was just making sure something but there's no need to make sure you feel what I'm saying like that's my property you feel what I'm saying? And I know for a fact the money was touched but it's a million to one Yes I did touch it. When I grabbed it out of the seat. >> sir I don't want to argue with you Mr. Chapman. I didn't know what >> No sir. Okay so what we I typically do is count out everybody's money >> again but I'm not going to argue with you it's accurate. The money was altered before >> So when I turn it over to property you can verify that the total I'm counting out now is the total that you're going to get back. Yes ma'am. Okay. Are you good with me doing that right now? I understand. And then you can tell me do you have any kind of idea about how much you would say you had in there? >> do but I'd rather you count it first so I didn't know what was in my head. >> but if you tell me afterwards that it's missing that doesn't verify. But if you guys would have stopped him within the whole if you guys would >> it was now I can count it and we can verify if it's missing. With officer Chapman denying taking any of the money and Mr. Moon adamant that he did the female officer proceeds to count the money to see if the total lines up with the total that Mr. Moon believes he had. 20 20 80 1 20 40 60 80 90 7 190 It was around It was around like 13 14 15 Okay so we have it documented that you're saying that okay. Is that the rubber band now ma'am? Yes. Did you see me putting it all in here? I appreciate your understanding. [Applause] What did you say? 190 right? I wasn't saying that you altered my money No I didn't I didn't I didn't say you said that okay? All right. But I said I wanted to count it out in front of you so you can see how much is in there because when we turn this over to the sheriff's office it's going to go through the next marshals that's going to go through the next sheriff's office so this is us verifying that we're putting all of your money in here. Can you write my name on there also? Uh Can y'all like like like like I don't know what the protocol is with that but like can y'all check y'all like like his person because like if anything is on him like >> it would be in big No I don't I don't look I'm going to I'm going to show you right here. Look look look look at me. Look at me. All of you guys probably have kids after all you know what I'm saying? Look so look this is all I want to explain to you guys. All right. Most of the time when somebody know they didn't like when somebody knows for a fact they didn't do anything they're not going to let you feel what I'm saying like let you search them I don't have kids You feel what I'm saying? But I know how that goes because my mom did foster care so I'm like up to par with all of that and on top of that if I didn't do anything like how me and you've been talking the whole time just like how me and you was talking the whole time if I didn't do anything I have nothing that I'm worried about you feel what I'm saying? It would be no reason for him to show me his pockets and stuff like I know for a fact >> No I want you to feel comfortable I would >> Yes yes sir. I would have felt comfortable if your colleagues would have searched you at the exact time where I knew where the money was and I seen you kept going in between your legs and then every time everybody put all of the the attention on me you kept moving. I don't know if it's in your door I don't know where it's at but just like look I don't even care to find the money but Sir you know how you know for a fact that I'm right Come here come here come here. Do you mind if I leave? Come here COME HERE COME HERE I'M GOING TO SHOW YOU THE >> I WANT I WANT YOU TO SO YOU KNOW that Okay. Do do you see any of that? No yeah no cap I'm not even going to touch it it's blue hundreds right here. It's all the blue hundreds are right there behind that receipt thank you all that's my money. He didn't have that >> This is your money? >> Yes I heard him crumple it up thank you thank you all that's my money That's my money. That's my money right there. Sir You've been watching me that whole time and I seen you take it I seen you crumple >> Sir If I'm right it's going to be around a thousand dollars if I'm right and like I told you guys I just want the money. I saw I seen you steal No sir. Um if you if you don't mind I just want to sit down so y'all don't try to say listen I don't want to do nothing all I know for a fact is I know what I know and I seen it I just wanted you guys to trust me you feel what I'm saying that's why I was just acting a little irate but I'm perfectly fine. I'm sorry I wasn't >> No sir. I wasn't trying to expose anything >> That is not me bud. Brother I just seen you steal my money it was no reason for you to pop my rubber band brother it was no reason for you to pop my rubber band off my money. I DIDN'T POP YOUR RUBBER BAND off your money. I heard it me and you just spoke about it you heard him agree to it when when when first when I first got I said I heard you did the rubber band you said oh I had to do something something something And then he said something about It's okay I I just I just witnessed here today Mr. Chapman went in my money he separated my money he was trying to steal it and I caught he put it in between his legs and as his as his colleagues approached me he worked it towards the door he tried to make it seem like I was lying I'm not going anywhere I'm in full custody of of of of these officers I'm being detained I'm not going anywhere I don't want any problem I'm not armed I didn't do anything wrong I was just pulled over for a traffic stop he just tried to steal some of my money. Okay we're taking your money but there's no need to say all of that >> No I I was just looking at the camera no I just know how it go you feel what I'm saying I don't want to try My camera's on the entire time. Yes ma'am. So let's take it down a notch. Yes ma'am I apologize I'm so sorry. Yes ma'am. So what are we going to do about this problem because he just tried to steal some of my money and I'm not trying to put any allegations on him I'm not trying to say anything I'm not I'm not using my words like to try to hurt anybody I just know what I know and then I don't even like the fact but I know you guys have like special protocol I don't even like the fact that he just tried to steal and nobody like stood up for me you feel what I'm saying? Like nobody was like okay But I seen everything. I appreciate it Mr. Morris you his sergeant? Yes. Yes he is my sergeant. I have 20/20 and I can read all right let me hear you call him out I can tell you everything he said to you perfect timing this is perfect perfect that you called me out this time because you didn't know the protocol to how a federal law enforcement take them care of correct incorrect? That's correct that's the reason why I called him out But you did separate what was the purpose of you separating my money you gave her money while you just watched her count my money out in full because you just wasted a you you wasted the evidence photo because now she has to rewrite a totally different number so if I would have agreed to the number that I didn't know when she asked me then I would have been like ridiculed or foreseen as a liar or something that's why I didn't answer your question ma'am because I said that I had just went to Wendy's I believe that's my receipt I only ordered a 10 piece nugget and I ordered like a fry and something to drink so I didn't know the actual amount of the money all I know is when my girlfriend got off work at 5:00 I was supposed to give her that money for the rest of the bills and she was going to get her car back. I was in a car with you guys but that's why I wasn't in my own car man that was my girlfriend's car Diamond Alexander that's why when when you initially pulled me over and y'all probably have my phones you can see the call record I called her at like 4:00 or something to let her know babe I'm being pulled over in your car in my eyes I thought it was going to be for the T-tag temporary tag thing the sticker but It was just for your speeding I promise you that. No I apologize sir I apologize I'm just trying to do what I got to do but I know for a fact what I heard I have 20/20 vision I'm not a criminal I don't do things I'm not supposed to I heard him tampering with that rubber band. Okay. That rubber band was on that money because my girlfriend gave me the money this morning and told me I wasn't even supposed to be in her car I just took it because I didn't want to be Ubering around all day and my girlfriend had a car and she was going to work I was supposed to be picking her up off Central Ave at her job at her little where she do cosmetics at with that money we was supposed to go to the bank. What's your Y'all would I'm pretty sure when y'all check the car y'all was in a little chase What's your what's what's your full name? Moncreif Tyree Moon m o n c r e Last name Moon? Do do we have all all your information? Yes sir but I want to know what y'all going to do about Mr. Chapman. Okay. He he was just caught at work Mr. Chapman with evidence. Mr. Moon I'm I'm going to do my job all right? So >> I want it wrote down I'm not going to lie now >> Listen listen listen listen Look look listen there's nothing I can give you right now to tell you what what what I what I want to do but like what tell you what I'm going to do if if if you allege that that he did something I I honestly Did he recount extra money? He said it was a thousand. No it's not him. I would say 900 I have it right here. It's it's it's not him. Did he move all of my money? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 that was what I counted it out so So so like if if you allege that officer Chapman did did something So you guys don't >> Listen listen I'm I'm I'm telling you exactly what I'm going to do. Do do not parse every word I'm telling you. I'm telling you exactly what I'm going to do all right? Is that I I I have to get on the phone I have to call my supervisors to you know to run up the chain all right? But you're but you're but you're you're you're still going going to jail >> Oh yeah I understand Okay. But but like that's why I'm I'm I'm asking you if you gave them all of your information on how to get in contact with you. Did you do that? Yes sir. Name? Moncreif is my first name last Do do do we have address and and a phone number? Yes sir I have a gold pen. Yes sir. We'll see if we get your phone number we have everything else. Uh you can take Uh you can take my girlfriend's number. Okay you you'll be hearing hearing from us soon all right? Yes sir do you mind do you have a piece of paper on you? Yeah. For Uh just for like to put in my property I would like for you to write down uh Sergeant Moore's name. I would like for you to write down Mr. Lax's name. I would like for you to write down your name and Mr. Chapman's name. And it's not like it's not like I just don't want to forget it. You feel me? Let me finish what I'm saying before I let you get in my car. My information is also on the citation, brother. I appreciate it, sir. I appreciate you guys for like analyzing the situation because like if it wasn't said like this or seen like this or foreseen like this, nobody would have believed me. You feel what I'm saying? I just wanted you guys to believe me and I'm sorry if I seemed irate or There's another dollar in your pocket. Or I'm sorry if I seemed like I was doing too much. I just wanted you guys to believe me without me having to do anything like to show you guys. You feel what I'm saying? I tried to grab him or try to like reach in his car and grab the money while I heard it. You feel what I'm saying? And I know it was a lot going on. I need to write something. Y'all just know like y'all be like Yeah, they'll be there again at the at intake. Yes, ma'am. The sergeant found $900 in the door pocket, confirming Mr. Moon's allegations. Officer Chapman denied knowledge of the money's presence, but later admitted to taking the money claiming he had no intention of stealing it. All right. Okay. So, like this is what's going to happen, all right? We we have people coming in. Obviously, they they have to talk talk to you, all right? So, I I would want to secure your weapon right quick, okay? Yep. Go ahead. Take just take the whole holster off. It's one of them Q L S. I got it. Um Sergeant Burton No one No one said to to one of you to take this phone call, I must speak to to you, all right? So, just chill out, relax. Do what you need to do. Nah, I'm I'm I just want to apologize to everyone. I just want to say, man, I want these things, dude. And I'm I'm sorry. I ain't really Um Anything to drink or anything, man? No. All right. I want to say I'm sorry. I got your plan. All right, we're going to walk out of here and close the door, okay, until they get here, okay, buddy? All right. Um let me know if there's anything you need. All right. I'm good, officer. I appreciate it. Following an evaluation of the evidence, detectives arrested Officer Chapman and charged him with one count of embezzlement. On March 15th, 2024, the day after the incident, he resigned from his employment at CMPD. [Music] [Music]