Okay. So, the call that we got said that there was two people in a black car with Tennessee tags. Gave your tag number. So, y'all are probably we trying to put our GPS and we >> Okay. So, like there's no no altercation. No. >> No, we don't. >> Okay. Do you have any ID on you? >> I have my ID in like in the in the picture. >> I like I said, man, I'm not I'm not accusing y'all of anything. And like I said, I don't know if somebody just seen y'all, thought y'all were arguing or something like that. >> Possibly. You know what I'm saying? But we just pulled over our GPS. >> Okay, I got you. >> Tell you, I can simplify this a little bit. Y'all just want to give me your name and date of birth. >> Well, I'm going to get mine right now. >> My date of birth is >> Carlos Sanderson. >> Carlos Sanderson. >> Okay, give me just one second. Right. Okay. 152. I've got also got one by name. Dad out of Tennessee. Mr. Sanderson, do you have you know driver's license or anything with you, man? >> I don't. >> Okay. How'd you get in the club? Cuz what they're not in them. They they need to ask for one of them. I do >> because we was buying so many drinks. >> Okay. >> Like I can tell like I I buy like 20 drinks. >> Yes, I did. You did it. But I did. know cuz our dispatch is not getting and that's out of Tennessee, right? Our dispatch isn't getting any kind of return on that. I'm trying to figure out why they're I mean if you have an ID and that's your name out of Tennessee then they would be getting a return on it. >> So is it out of Tennessee? Is it not out of Tennessee? >> Okay. All right. Give me one second. Carlos Sanderson 151 on six. Is it possible to run him out of all 50 Carlos in trouble or anything? You could hop out real quick. >> Don't drive off. Don't drive off. >> I knew it. Dispatch, he just took off on us. Walks like a duck, talks like a duck. It's a duck in this job. Put your seat belt on. >> I seen somebody turn back southbound. I'm not sure where it was though. >> Did you see that? >> He kept taking a seat belt on and off. >> Can we get a unit route to stadium placements? Look for that vehicle. That's where they advised they were staying. >> You know what I noticed too? I didn't even It didn't even hit me till he did. >> He had the while we were talking to him pretty much the whole time his car was in drive and at one point he put it in park and I was like that's weird. There's a possible >> dispatch over here uh across the wrecked out >> uh Huntington ran that way. >> He was uh he run >> he ran that way. I don't know what >> northwest t-shirt. >> Are you Are you okay? Is anybody Is anybody in these apartments? That guy the guy that lives in that apartment. >> Well, are you advised northwest from that location? >> Yeah, you'll see his car wrecked out northwest from here where the several guys. >> Go back. Go back to your >> back over that way. I think he's running over the corner. I'm with you. Get down. Lay on the ground. Down on the ground. >> We got him at gunpoint. Just stand by. Give us the radio. Hands behind your back. Do not move. Do you understand? >> I got you. >> 20s out here. And Butter is a female still in the car. >> I don't at this time. Let me go check the car. See if the girl's still in it. >> Go stand in front of this car. What's your real name? >> Out of what state? So now you're got an obstruction charge cuz we've already ran you. That's not your name. So felony fleeing, uh, misdemeanor fleeing on foot, obstruction, uh, reckless driving. You want to just keep on stacking stuff on there? No problem. >> Okay, I'm fine with it. >> Hey, what's that? >> No, you wasn't driving. >> I'm sorry. Get out of the passenger >> just because I'm going to place you in hand. >> You are. >> You're not under arrest. >> I am not. >> You're detained because >> unless she tell me she was driving. >> She was with He fled from us. He was driving. >> Y'all got him. >> Yeah, he's over there. He had uh >> which apartment is yours? Is this the this one that's caved in? >> No, I I live right here. >> Who's the one that's got the the caved in apartment? >> Nobody. They don't live. Nobody lives there. >> This one is This one's vacant. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah, that one moved out months ago. >> Yeah. Go ahead and roll for structural direct. >> What happened to me? >> Is that your seat belt? Were you wearing a seat belt >> or did he do that to you? >> Yeah, that's what you were saying earlier. But you hear me? I I say that idiot. I didn't say I'm nothing. >> The The reason we were talking to you back there is because >> somebody called said y'all were fighting. So that's why I'm trying to go home. >> That's why we were talking to him. >> All I'm trying to do is go home and not get killed. >> He's in handcuffs. We found him. If you want to tell us what he did to you, that's fine. >> This person, he just got out the out of the jail. His name is Kinton Johnson. >> It's what? >> It's I say his name is Kinton Johnson. He just got out the jail. >> How do you spell us? Mantis, >> how do you spell his name? >> Is uh >> What did you say? >> I saw the vehicle. I heard I heard it squeak when it hit that vehicle right there, which is >> his right there in the corner. That's his sister's vehicle. >> Where where was this car? >> That vehicle right there parked right there. >> All the way down. He came through that. He came through the truck. >> Was she Was she in there? Is anybody in there? >> No. No. I see that video. I'm going to get shots of everything. I heard >> straight down through here. Did I guess he didn't see the stop sign paying attention? >> He ran from us. >> Yeah, >> is why is >> Yeah, I'm just shaking. >> Well, I'm just glad y'all are okay. And thank God this is bacon. So >> Oh my god, you ain't >> uh You're also going to have felony assaults on a police officer for uh driving off while while we were standing around your vehicle. >> So So I told him I was like, "If I was a betting man, I better continue westbound." And I just start coming down and I get to looking and these people are like >> and before I realized I'm like oh there's the car. >> Well, you say you wrecked out. I was like I >> No, we we cut we cut blue lights and sirens like >> I'm assuming this is the car, not that one. This is the car. That car was parked pretty much that my car is down there. >> I don't know. I did not expect this. >> What's going on? >> What about the name of Keithon Johnson? >> Keith Johnson. That's who your girl said you were. >> Is she okay? >> What do you care? You're the one that done that to her, >> man. Let's go. >> Is that your girlfriend? >> Your mind, bro. >> That's my You hit my sister. You hit >> like calm down, homie. >> I said calm down, my >> really. He ain't got to calm down. >> I sure don't. >> So, do I got to calm down? This >> take the cuffs off you for real, bro. >> Take them off. Take them off. Take them off. >> Yeah. Do that. >> Take them off. Take them off. >> Take them off. >> Please take them. Hey, come hold it for me, bro. >> Hey, please take the cups off. >> You won't scare me. Take the cups off. >> My [ __ ] out you in the mother, bro. >> Get your throat cup blown off your head, pump my head. >> All right. Hey, back up. Back up on me. >> That's my sister you hit. >> Hey, I I I get it. But let's let's go back over there. >> Okay. So, I got a question for you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What is his name? >> I don't know about his name. I honor his name. >> Okay. So, you're just riding around with some guy you don't know. >> No, he's my >> He's your boyfriend, isn't he? >> No, he's not my boyfriend. >> Who is he then? >> He He was just my baby daddy that I was not with him. >> It's your baby daddy, but you don't know his name. >> But I know his name is Ry. I do not know his name. >> Hey, you you told him something completely. You want to go to jail too with him? >> Huh? >> You want to go to jail with him? >> I don't want to go to jail with him. I don't want to >> Okay, then you need to come up. You need to come up off his real name. >> I know his name. His name His name is Brian. Brian. What? >> His name is Brian. >> That's what his full name is. >> Brian. His His name is Brian. >> His name is Brian. >> So, I'm I'm done with the with the lying to me. >> I'm not lying to you. I'm just telling you. No, I'm not lying to you. >> I talk to people all the time and you're lying to me. >> I'm not lying to you. >> Okay. You can go to jail as well. >> Okay. You >> I'm Sergeant Ivy. Great. So, I've got to somewhat try to figure out what has happened tonight. >> Man, take me to jail, man. Come on, lock me up. Put me in the end with the criminals. Come on, man. Let's get it over with. >> Are you a criminal? >> Let's get it over with, sir. Please. >> Okay. >> Hey, but before you answer that, this is your opportunity. >> No, it is an opportunity. If you don't tell me the truth, I promise you that you'll go to jail. Okay. >> He's going to be >> Brian. Hey, >> can y'all try Brian for that male's name? Same birthday from the same age. >> Brian, huh? >> Okay. >> In Memphis. >> We are not taking you to Memphis. You're too drunk to walk or drive. >> I'm not I'm not drunk to walk or drive. I just came to the club. Like I like I I buy like 20. >> Um, I'll come get her when they get these papers. >> Okay, it's whatever. >> Got you. Ma'am, let's just go this way. >> Please don't not touch me. Don't touch me. >> Just stand right here for me. Please, ma'am. >> Don't touch me. I'm going to get I'm going to get in the car. I'm just saying do not touch me. Just Just open the door. Do not touch me. >> Got to unlock it first, ma'am. >> I'm just saying like do not touch me. I'm going to get in the car. Do not touch me. >> I got you. That [ __ ] run his head. >> There you go. You have his seat. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Try to sit at a little bit of an angle so you're not leaning up against your hand. >> I am not. >> Okay. >> Here's the truth most people never think about. Cops don't always get to stop the lie before it explodes. There's a moment a cop is standing outside a driver's window where you know the person in that car is lying to your face. Your instincts are screaming it. But unless they do something illegal in that exact second, your hands are tied, so you stall. You ask another question and deep down you're bracing for the situation because you know it's about to pop off right in front of you. Now there's a line between reasonable suspicion and full-blown disaster. And this officer knew he was lying the moment the suspect gave a fake name. Not a slip up, not confusion, but a lie. And this is a deliberate attempt to hide. And when people lie this boldly during an investigation, they're not just dodging a ticket. They're usually hiding violence. They're running from consequences and they're willing to risk everything to stay one step ahead. Most people think the chase is the most dangerous part. And don't get me wrong, it is dangerous. But the real threat comes afterwards when the suspect is on foot, desperate, possibly armed, and ready to ambush you the second you get close. As officers are left to piece together the emotional wreckage that's left behind, the passenger doesn't fit neatly into a role because her voice waivers and her words do shift. Now, most will say she should have told the truth, but what if she spent years learning that silence is safer than honesty and that lying to a cop hurts way less than the punishment she might get for telling the truth. And these kinds of suspects, these abusers, liars, and runners know how to slip through the cracks. They postpone, change their story, intimidate witnesses, and come back to repeat the same cycle. And after all the lies and running, what's left behind. Over $10,000 worth of damage. But here's the issue. He likely won't be the one who pays for it. Because when someone like this runs from responsibility, it's not just the police chasing him. It's everyone else cleaning up the mess he made. And somehow he'll still act like the victim. Brian was arrested for fleeing, leaving the scene of an accident, obstructing, and criminal mischief. He had struck a parked car and a building. He is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.