Hey, hey, hey. No, no, no, no. Move my hair out of out of it. Stop. You're going to get shot. This is something I would never do. Drop it now. What's all that on your on your thigh? Did you spill something? Yeah, I did. What did you spill? Like some oil? Cuz this When did that happen? When we went out into the hills, I accidentally bumped a hill. A little bump. That happened today. Mhm. tonight. Okay. Do you have a jacket? Okay. Why don't you go and grab that jacket for me? Hey, ma'am, if you want to put on a jacket and then you'll step out out of the vehicle for me. Is it okay if I get piss off? Don't put it in gear. Step out of the vehicle for me. Hey. Hey. Hey. [Music] Stop. You're going to get shot. Osborne, are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you hurt? Do you want to? I'll get my unit. 108. Got a blue Silverado just passed me. 1 16 north. It's north on Troy King. I got a count. I'm behind a county unit. My unit is about to go 107. Harper, I need you to get up Troy King now. 115. I got the vehicle beer at 78 80 mph northbound on Troy King. that way. No traffic up to 100. They're turning into the trailer park. I got a 1045. 1045. Vehicle crash inside. still inside. [Music] I got a rifle. Yep. Hold on. Hang tight. Okay. Hold what you got. I got comms. I got comms. 116. I got comms. Vehicle inside of the inside of the house uh entrance of Troy King Trail Park. Need units here 1018. Hands. Hands now. Show me your hands. Hands now. Keep them out. Hey, Ty. Who's in the car with you? Who's in the car with you? Hang tight. I'm coming up. Coming up. Coming up. Show me your hands now. Keep them out. Hands now. Hands back. Hands now. Both hands. Drop that phone. Drop it. Drop it now. Drop it. Drop it. Put it down. If you move your hands back in there, I'm going to shoot you. You understand me? Hop out of the truck now. Move. Don't move your hands. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. We're going to call her out. Play it smart. Play it smart. Back out. Slow it down. Slow down. Get back in your doorway. I got rifle here. We're just going to call her out. 116. Calling a female out. Stage 55 for that kid that's in the car. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Stop grabbing stuff and get out of the car. Listen to what you're being told. Show me your hands now. Jump out. All right, copper. Come back to me. Turn her around. Walk her back. Walk her back down on the ground. Drop it now. Now, I don't care about your jacket. Put it down. Put everything with this. How many uh occupied is that truck? Keep walking towards me. Walk slow, slower, slower, slower. Stop. Turn around and face your truck. Drop to a knee position. Do it now. Drop to your knees. Put both hands on top of your head. Let the jacket go. I'm not telling you to put your jacket on, am I? Put your hands on top of your head. Do it now. I'm going to ask you again. Is there anyone else in that truck? Hold on. I got Gordon. Uh Gordon coming for hands. Show to Gordon. You got hands here? Okay. On your hand. Leave them there. Interlace your fingers with each other. Stop reaching. I'm with you guys. Put your hands on your head. Do it now. I got less lethal as well. Keep them on top of your head. Do not move them. Do you understand? Put your hands on your head. Okay, go up. I'm going to go around. I got a car. I got Don't move. Give me your arms. Stop resisting. [Music] Okay, I got car. Hold the car. Hold the car. Hey, once you get a car, get a quick pack. Get out of there. Yep. Nothing. Get her up. Gordon, let's start getting an interview. How many people in the truck still? Got it. I think there's only the female on scene from what I saw. The what? I only saw the female when I was on scene. Keep walking backwards. I got you. Who else is in the truck? Where's the child? Where's the child? Where's the kid? He told me to transfer to the house. The kid is not in a truck. No, he told me to dropordon. His aunt's house. You have any weapons on you? No. I'm just going to double lock these so they don't get any tighter. I don't care if they're comfortable or not. You [ __ ] You know you ran over a cup. Stop kicking. Yeah, but don't kick me. Like I didn't kick you. I didn't mean to. I was trying to ban off. I got her. I just need you to open the door. That car. Get in the car. Don't get in the car. Get in the car. Okay. Be nice. You raning me. Get in the car. Sarge. She said she dropped the kid off of Apache. That's what I was trying to tell you. to Apache. She said she dropped off the kid right there. Apache on that. What is the address of the house for that kid? You put her in the house or him in the house? Yes. I made sure he was okay. He's at the ant's house. Yes. I made sure he left. 1211. I'll get that heater kicked on in just a little bit. 4108. She's advising she dropped the kid off at Ant's house. You have a name on her? Negative. I'm working on it. What's the aunt's name? I'm 24. With that information, mother's name is Kelly. I don't know. He just told me, "Can you take me to my aunt's house?" I took him there. He He directed me the way there. Okay. That's all I know. Is was Kelly on scene? But I know where it's at. It's behind Walmart. It's directly behind Walmart. Yes, I know directly where it's at. Okay. 24. All right. So, things are starting to calm down a little bit. I'm going to need a unit. Not bad. Oh, dude. You screwed King. And you good? Good. Yeah. Nobody else. You good? Okay. You good? Oh, let me get that heater kicked on. Uh, all traffic for now. 4124. Go ahead. I'm sorry. What was that? And then you go east west. Okay. Do you have any injuries? No. Okay. No injuries at all. Okay. Do you need medical attention? Just probably for a little bit cuz last time I got into accident requesting medics. And I got jumped before this whole thing happens. Okay. So just due to everything that's going on um I don't know if detectives basically I got jumped and I was trying to get them back. Hold on. Hold on. We're just give us a second. No, we're good. Okay. Going to step out for us. [Music] facing southbound. Our perimeter units at the county can go clear that can you get my jacket jacket up front? No. I'm not going to step out. You guys can shoot, but I'm not getting out. Step out of the car. Wait, let me get Step out of the car, dude. If I could suck you, I would right now. Wait. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. We're not going to do this. Just stand up. We're just trying to walk you and put you in a different car. It's okay. You're okay. I'm not comfortable. Everybody else is okay. Okay. Push. Push. Let me see the other one. One. Grab the hill. One, two, three. Okay, we're just placing you in this car and then these medics are going to check you out. Okay, got it. I'm independent. I'm glad. What's she complaining of? Nothing. She just said she wants medical to check her out. Hello. She just said she was in a crash before and never got it looked at. Now she wants it looked at, but she's been in several crashes tonight. Oh my god, [ __ ] back hurts. Hold on. Hold on. Okay. Will you not wear your seat belt? 16. Can I get a case number? I was. Okay. Okay. But not the correct way. Okay. Case number is 696. Put your arms down. Okay. Wait, wait, wait. I can't. It's going to be like that. It's going to be uncomfortable. It has to stay on your neck. No. Move my hair out of out of it. Move my hair. Okay. Hold on. Move my hair. Hold on. They're trying. I'll even hold it closer to my neck just for you. I'm going to pull a little bit. Okay. It's going to hurt. Okay. Wait a little. It has to stay on. You're complaining of medic. You're complaining of back. It has to stay on. We're trying to help you, dude. Careful. I got you. Okay. Okay. Lay down. They're helping you down. Okay. We're going to get you inside so you can get some help. Okay. [Music] Just to keep you from falling off. Okay. [Music] right here. I don't know if I'm pregnant or not. So this we're going to unbuckle you. We're going to move you on over to this bed. Okay. Doesn't need help. press. We're going to move over. Ready? One, two. Sorry, boss. Hey, we need you to kind of stop yelling, okay? We're doing everything that we're supposed to do right now. Okay. So, I know it's going to hurt. Hey, this hurts. I'm saying that, but you yelling is not making it better. I'm trying to do it as clean as I can. Do you have medication allergies? No. Okay. Are you on any daily medication? Yes, I am. What do you think, Daisy? Can you go grab that other box? What other box? Uh, I need to know what's going on. I need to Yeah. Listen, I'll talk to you. This isn't right. I'll talk to you in a little bit. What do you need a box for? uh to get another one of these outside in the yellow seal because I forgot to put the stickers on here. Okay. Where are the boxes at? Uh it should be or you go get it. I got it. All right. So, Miss What's going on right now is that we just took your blood and we're going to send that to the lab. Okay. So, we can find out how much alcohol was in your system. Okay. Right now, they're evaluating you to make sure that you're going to be okay, which you're talking fine. So, I guarantee you, you're going to be fine. You're just going to hurt. Now, that does feel uncomfortable, but I'm telling you, if you lay down, it it feels more uncomfortable. It really does. Like, if I sit up, it's a little more loose. So, so I don't know what your CT scans look like or anything like that, but Okay, you probably shouldn't be moving that around. I know there's many accidents that I haven't got checked out for. She's trying to help you out. Come on. I know. But I'm not moving. This is something I would never do. And for me, I believe you. Okay. For me, I believe a little kid in the back seat. I mean, I know he was safe. He wasn't in there. But it's wrong. Where's your relationship to him? Huh? What's your relationship to him? He's just like one of my best friend's sons, so he's like a nephew to me. Okay. And I don't know. I never seen somebody. Out of curiosity, ma'am, did they already do her scans and stuff? I know they took her to CT. I don't know what Okay. So I'm not primary nurse. Understood. No, they did this the CT scan without the eye and dying. So Miss Lewis, you from here? Farmington, where do you live? I know, but where? I don't really have a home. Oh, you homeless or just bouncing around? Basically homeless. So, I bounce around to wherever I can. So, I see that you've had runins with juvenile probation back in the day. Where were you staying at when you were on probation? At my aunt's house. Where's that? Uh, somewhere in Crouch Mesa. Just like right by my house. Okay. Or well, where my dad lives. Where you originally from? Here. Okay. That pickup truck. Whose was it? It's my mother's. That's a nice truck. I mean, it's already on the toe list, so Oh, it's just riding it until the wheels fall off, basically. You Where'd you wreck it at earlier? Earlier? Yeah, cuz it had like a bunch of debris. You guys said that you went off somewhere. Uh, yeah. Well, it was just off of like a like a wired fence cuz we went up like behind PB. Mhm. And it was like it was actually closed off for once with the with the like the cobwire or the wire whatever. And so there was a another car there and I usually go there every night just to chill even just to like take my mind off of things. I would just sit there, meditate, listen to music. Nice. And so when I went there, there was somebody else there and I said, "Hey, like you know, I'm here every night. Like can you move? Yeah, I told them to get the out of there. And so they left, but whenever I pulled up to back out, I I cut that I cut that corner way too sharp and I barely it went and then it like it barely scraped like the uh the left side of it, the cobwire. You effed it up. Yeah. No, cuz cuz your bottom grill, it had like a bunch of debris on there on the bottom. Okay. Well, there was a little dip, but um there was a little dip and then it was flat and then there was like wire right there and that's that's what I remember hitting and then the side of the light or whatever underneath it kind of like popped out. And so I just like punched it really quick and it popped back in. And then I backed up, fixed my parking, and that was that. Like, that's it. That's the only thing I remember hitting like just the wire fence. What are those dates on your arm? This is my uncle's birthday. He was born on Oh, 12486. Yeah. And then he died on his mother's birthday. My grand Hey, what's up? Okay. [Music] Heat. [Music]