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♪ bad boys ♪
- ♪ whatcha want, whatcha want... ♪ - Stop! Get on the ground.
♪ whatcha gonna do ♪
♪ when Sheriff John Brown come for you? ♪
Taser! Taser! Taser!
- Ow! Ow! - ♪ bad boys, bad boys ♪
- ♪ whatcha gonna do ♪ - They're running.
♪ whatcha gonna do when they come for you? ♪
♪ bad boys, bad boys ♪
♪ whatcha gonna do ♪
♪ whatcha gonna do when they come for you? ♪
Announcer: 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.
Okay, there's a call coming in of a possible domestic situation.
There's screaming and yelling on the line and they can hear
a female saying "Don't hit me."
It says that there's a restraining order.
He's not supposed to be at that house right now.
Um, he's also barricaded himself inside the house
and uh, there's other couple deputies going.
We'll go meet up with them.
(Police radio chatter)
Hello.
- It says there's children on the order, too? - No.
Is he a boyfriend or ex-boyfriend?
No, he's just a friend that I was helping out for--
- So, no relationship at all with this guy? - No.
- Never have? - Never.
- No kids, no nothing? - No.
What's going on tonight?
He came in drunk. We let him get some stuff, you know?
And then... he just starts arguing.
- Does he live here right now? - No.
He says he lives here because he had his...
I guess he had his mail transferred here,
but he's not on the lease.
All right, how long has he been staying here?
- On and off, since... - On and off.
But when they first, when he first left
in December, when we had the restraining order
- in place, or tentatively... - Mm-hmm. Petitioned for, right.
Petitioned, and then it was granted,
he stayed away and then he came back 'cause he was ill again.
- And you let him back in? - For a little bit.
Has he... has he been served this new order?
- I don't think so. - And do you guys have keys to the house?
Yeah, but he barricaded the door, we can't get in.
'Kay, we can get it open. All right, I'm going to lock
my car up real fast and then we'll go.
Number twelve?
Adam, this is Sheriff's Department. Open the door, please.
I live here. I don't want anybody coming in.
Is there a back to this? Can you just cover the back for us?
- Okay. - Adam, open the door
so that people can come in and we can talk to you.
I don't care. I live here.
- Why are we here tonight? - I don't know.
Was there a problem? Somebody felt the need to call the police?
- No, there isn't. - Nothing?
The people who called me, are they the ones that are crazy?
Is that the problem?
That door is getting ready to go open.
All right. Adam, open the door or we kick the door.
We'll probably be forcing entry here in just a second.
You ready?
It's barricaded. I'm gonna have to kick it.
Now he's got a knife. Put the knife down.
All right, he's coming to the window.
- You got nothing to worry about with me. - Put the knife down!
- I'm not here to hurt you. - Just open the window.
- My dog's in, she's my baby. - Yeah, I know it.
The last thing I would want to see is the dog get hurt.
- Exactly. Yeah. - I'm a huge pet guy.
So, last thing I want to do is see a dog get hurt.
I need you to come outside, all right?
We're here to get the matter resolved. Okay, look at me.
There's like four big guys against one little small guy.
- You see where the knife is? - I don't see it at all.
All right, he's coming to the window.
He's coming out the window, just come here. Your dog super nice?
How bout you leave your dog inside, man? That way it's not even an issue.
Take one step over here, man. Face the wall.
Hey, face the wall, man.
I don't know where the knife was, I don't know where that knife is.
- Don't do this, man. Face the wall. - Turn around!
- Turn around and face the wall. - Stop.
What'd you guys just tell me? Talk to me.
- Turn around. - Talk to me.
Hold on to your puppy. I like your puppy. It's a good-looking dog.
...but holding his dog, we got him at gunpoint. - Talk to me.
- Turn around. - Talk to me.
Turn around. I am talking to you, I'm asking you
to do something right now. Please, turn around.
- Turn around. - All right.
Just turn around.
- I ain't trying to be no clown, all right? - Turn around. Turn around.
Ain't trying to be no clown. Turn the light off and put the guns down.
- Thank you. Thank you. - Turn around.
- You can put it down, boss. - Turn around. Turn around.
- It's good. - Turn around.
Show us what's good and turn around, man.
- Come here. - Can we get lights, please?
- Boss, it's good. - Get your taser.
- All right. - Don't...
This is the way it's gonna... We're gonna resolve this
right now and this is how we're gonna do it.
Hey! Don't make your dog a shield, man.
- You're hurting your dog right now. - Then put the fucking gun down now.
- Put the dog-- - Put the fucking gun down.
He had a knife. We don't know where the knife's at right now--
- Put the fucking gun down now. - Put the dog down. You're hurting your dog, man.
- You're hurting the dog. - Look what you're doing to her right now.
You say you love her, you're hurting her, buddy.
- I do love her. - She's scared more than you are.
- Then put the dog down! - Turn the light off and put the guns down.
No, we're not doing that. You need to put the dog down.
Hey, put it down, I'll give her to you and then you take me.
- Put her down. - Come on, take-- you.
- Put her down. - You.
Adam, why don't you think about James and just listen?
- Yeah, James is fine. - Who's James?
- You want James to not have a dad? - The boy.
- James has a daddy. - Yeah, you're his dad, not Robert.
- Stop it, Adam. - You're hurting the dog, man.
At least put the dog on the ground.
Fuck you. Get back like you told me you were gonna get back.
Fuck you, dude. Get back like you told me you were gonna get back.
- All right, this gets dealt with right now. - Get back. Here. Here.
Officer: Stop resisting!
- Stop. - Give me your hand! Stop resisting!
(Siren wails)
Get on your belly! Get on your belly!
Stop fighting! Give me your hand!
I got this, I got this one. I got this one. I got this one.
- Got a leg. - Legs.
I got cuffs in, stop resisting, man.
- Let go, Dave. - Cuffs on... cuffs on!
- Get out, I got him. - You good?
- Get on your knees, man. - On your knees.
Stand up.
Yeah, I got it. I got the hold.
- You promised me. - I didn't promise you anything.
- Yes you did! Yeah you did! - I said I wouldn't make you do any promises.
I got the hold, you don't, right?
- I don't have any hold. - I got one.
- Let's escort. - Where's my belt?
- You see the knife? - I don't know where the knife went to.
It was a big butcher-style knife.
That's it, right there.
This is the same knife that he was holding at the window
when he had the dog in his arms as well.
Dude, don't tense up, man. Relax.
- Stop, stop, stop, stop. - Come on, dude.
- There we go. Have a seat. - Thank you. Thank you, dude.
Can we get an ambulance out here for a female having high blood pressure symptoms?
Are they bleeding? 'Cause I'm bleeding here.
- I'm a traumatic brain injury-- - They're gonna come look at you.
And a cancer patient, dude. I've got lymphoma stage three right now.
- Okay, they're gonna come look at you. - Going through radiation
- right now. - They'll come look at you when they're done with her
- and take a look. - Them first? Not me? Is that what you said?
They're going in first, that's what I said.
That's what you said. Yeah, okay, why am I not more important?
- Because I'm fucking Mexican? I'm a male? - I didn't say that.
- I'm young? - I didn't say that.
- Well, that's that you assumed. - No.
Yeah it is. Look at me in my eye and tell me that's not what you assumed.
- That is not what I assumed. - Okay, well you're lying. You're a liar.
Is there anything I can say that's gonna make you believe me?
- No! - Okay, then it's irrelevant.
- Okay, no, you're irrelevant. - Relax.
- Are you gonna cooperate if-- - No, I wanted to get your attention.
- And you got it and here I am. - Yeah.
So when are we gonna get this show on the road?
As soon as we can.
He's way drunk. Well, he's tweaking too.
- What's the dog's name? - Xena.
- Xena. It's a beautiful dog. - How old is she?
- Two to three years, had her. - Well, thank you for corralling her.
- Where's that restraining order? You have another copy? - Yeah.
So what will happen is we'll serve him right now,
and that way when they enter it in the system anywhere in the nation
it'll show up as a valid order through to 2019.
So if he comes around, if he violates anything on this,
he goes to jail.
Right now, I'm a road patrol corporal and I work
here in Pasco County, been here just over five years.
I'm eligible for the sergeant's test
which is coming up, so I'll be taking that and
hopefully before this year is up I'll be a sergeant here
at Pasco Sheriff's Office.
We are en route to a fight in progress and possible
stabbing or a shooting, we're not sure right now.
- Officer over radio: 10-34. - 20-4-2, I got a subject down on the roadway.
Where is the subject that did this?
(Shouting)
Where is the subject that did the stabbing?
All: Her! She did it!
- Stay down! - I didn't stab anybody.
- Stay down. - Look at her leg.
Okay. Sit down, ma'am. You sit down.
Go sit down, baby.
I didn't fight anyone. They came over there
and they fucking jumped me. They came over here--
- I didn't jump them. - Yeah, you did.
She has a razor in her hand. Can you get it out of her hand, please?
- I don't have a razor in my hand. - It was over.
She comes down here, she breaks out my fucking windows,
wants to try coming at me again...
Man: You need to go over here and let the paramedics--
- Royce: Stand up. - She got right now a razor in this hand.
- I don't. I don't have one. - Drop the razor.
Stand up. Stand up.
- Stand up. Stand up! - It's on the ground right here.
Leave it there. Stand up.
At least I have somewhere to sleep until I...
- Stop moving around. - Okay. I'm sorry.
- What are you on tonight? - Coke.
- Cocaine? - Yeah, but I didn't-- like--
- they came over there-- - Stop, stop, stop, stop moving.
- Stop moving. - All right. Sorry.
- Put her in my car? - Uh, yeah.
Can I have my shoes, please?
- Let me see your leg, come over here. All right. - She's sliced up bad.
- She cut you with that razor blade? - Yeah.
Okay. All right.
All right, just hang out right there.
- We got fire rescue here now. - It's sliced up bad.
Talk to me, tell me what happened.
Her and her boyfriend, all the guys over there...
- Uh-huh. - ...came over to my friend's house.
- Down the road... - Yeah.
...and... it... the one dude came to the front door
and the rest of them came to the back
they circled me in the living room,
- and me and her fought and... - Yeah.
...and they said, "The hell did you steal from my kid?"
And I didn't. I-- I'm sorry, I took her tablet
but that's no right for her in sending people to do that.
Okay, how did she get cut?
When I came out here to get my stuff,
the one guy wouldn't let me and I was scared.
- I had rocks in my hand... - Mm-hmm.
...and when I let them go they fucking jumped me.
And then I forgot I had the razor blade in my pocket.
And when I remembered, they had me on the ground.
I was only able to cut her leg 'cause I wanted to get them off of me.
So you took the razor blade out of your pocket?
- Yes. - And you cut her?
I cut her leg but it was because she put me in a choke hold.
She was kicking me and hurting me.
You already told me, buy you're on cocaine right now?
What else are you on? Anything else I need to know
about that I need to tell the medics?
Yes? No?
Can you just shut the door?
You want me to let you sit for a minute?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- Hey, man. - Man: Yes?
- Tell me what happened, man. - Straight up and down.
We found out she stole our daughter's tablet.
- Yeah. - We got a call that she was down the street.
We go down there to confront her about it.
Her and my wife got into a fight.
My wife got the best of her. We stayed down there
talking to a few friends, she was down here.
Busting the windows out of our house.
So, we get a phone call from the maintenance man
- that's doing the floors... - Mm-hmm.
...telling me somebody's down here busting the windows out,
screaming for your wife.
So I said "All right, we're on our way."
Start walking down the street...
My wife and my friend is walking down this road.
I went around the back to try to see who it was.
By the time I cut through here, my wife is screaming that
she has a knife. She cut me, so I'm like, "What?"
I ran up and grabbed her, contained her and put her down,
and we're trying to get the razor out of her hand.
She gets to swinging the blade, she almost cut me on the--
Well, I'm sliced a little. Not bad, like my wife.
But she gets to swinging her, that little blade.
It cut me, got my wife and she started biting my friend.
- This guy. - Yeah, so...
We just held her down until y'all showed up.
All right. Where's your injury, man?
Let me see it. Is it something major?
- Not bad. - But she, but she cut you--
- From the back. - Hell yeah.
Okay. All right, I got you. What about your arm?
What happened to your arm here? She sliced you on the arm too. That's a slice.
- Yeah. - So you two... were trying...
- grab her with the knife. With the razor blade. - Yes. Right.
Yeah, I was trying to keep her hand down,
the one that I thought she had the razor in.
So you were holding her hand down, that's why she bit you?
- Yeah. - All right. Thanks, guys.
Do you know what she threw through the window?
Was there anything inside that she threw?
You know, I didn't even see. I was inside tiling...
- in the kitchen. - In the kitchen?
Yeah. There's glass all over inside.
'Cause she come up and this window went first.
And I didn't know who it was.
This window went, and then this window went.
And I yelled out, "Who else is out there with you busting windows?"
She goes, "Nobody's out here." And then 30 seconds later
the back window smashes out in the bedroom.
All right, so tell me what happened tonight.
She came at me with a blade so I went to grab her hand.
When I went to go grab her hand, she sliced up the back of my leg.
- In the road? - Yeah.
Okay. And she had a blade at that time?
- Yeah. - Okay. I gotcha.
The whole time. She came at me originally
- with the blade... - Right.
- My husband grabbed her. - Okay.
I'll probably be up there to see you at the hospital.
Right now I'm securing the razor blade as evidence.
This is the razor blade the suspect used, and so...
She's going right now for two counts of aggravated battery,
one count of battery for biting another male,
and one count of criminal mischief
for breaking out windows in the victims' home.
Here in Pasco County, we're right on the Gulf of Mexico.
It's humid a good majority of the year.
It makes the job hard, especially at nighttime.
This time of the year. When it's between seasons
it's really nice out.
The temperature in the evening, they cool down,
there's a lot of people outside.
Gives you a chance to talk to a lot of people
and, and, uh, just make more contacts.
Well, we're arriving at a neighbor dispute.
The caller is upset with neighbors across the street
who are upset about her kittens running loose in their yard.
Hello.
Yeah, hi. How are you?
Hey. I'm fine. What's the problem?
I'm in the house, I've been home a whole day.
I'm minding my damn business, I'm eating my dinner.
The kittens are playing! I've been home a whole day.
They-- they're allowed to roam. They play, they run in the yard
over there then they come inside.
Those busy-bodies come over here with a basket
and telling me what I should do or what I shouldn't do.
They like to play!
- Okay. - I'm here.
What-- I've been home a whole day.
They're bad and everything. They're playing!
And they come over here like it's their business.
They do nothing but come over here,
stick their nose in my business and watch every goddamn
thing I do, then fatso comes over here with that-- that hick!
- Comes over here... - Mm-hmm.
...and he starts telling me what I should, I said, "Get the hell out of here!"
So he says to me, "Well, you're neglecting."
I says, "Hey, you get the hell outta here."
- I've been home a whole day long. - Mm-hmm.
- They just playing. - Okay.
- And those are your cats? - Yeah.
Okay. And they stay inside at night or what?
Yeah, they come inside. Yeah, what did you think, I leave them out there?
They like to play, they're allowed to roam.
- Okay. - That's the law here.
I get the grass cut, they have heart failure.
I put on a new roof, they have heart failure.
Who the hell do they think they are?
I don't know.
These cats aren't gonna go in the street, are they?
No. See? They run in the yard.
- All right. - What do you think I am, crazy?
You think I'd do anything wrong?
- I don't know. - Do I look like a weirdo?
No, I think I've only spoken to you once.
- I'm not familiar with you. - Yeah, yeah.
- Let them go back to the ozarks. - Let me go talk to him.
- Yeah! - You hang tight over here.
- Hi there. How are you guys? - Doing all right.
What's the story with this lady and the cats?
We were okay until he comes to my house.
And almost hits one of the kittens on the way.
- Okay. - And that's why she got mad is
- we went over there to try to get them away from the road... - Yeah.
...and we weren't on her property. They walked over there
to get them on the sidewalk, and she freaked out
cussing at them. I was standing right here.
- At you guys? - They walked over there.
All I worry is I don't want them to get hit. I'm an animal lover.
- Yeah, me too. Listen-- - And she just got four kittens tooken away from her
for throwing them up in the air and abusing them the other day.
- And dropping them. - I mean...
She can have cats, the cats can be outside.
There's nothing against the law about that.
My concern was the same-- I asked the same thing you said.
I was worried they'd get run on the road. Okay.
- Yeah. - The little black one, I almost hit.
- We worry about it too. - That's why I went over there trying to at least keep them
- away from the road. She freaked out on me. - Yeah, I understand.
I totally understand 'cause that was my concern as well.
I'm gonna see if we can keep them out of here 'cause I don't want see them get hit either.
So I'm gonna talk to her soon, but if she refuses, I honestly
I-- I can't do much. Let me go talk to her,
and see what we can do, maybe keep them in the backyard.
- I don't know. - At least box them in or block the hole.
Yeah. Well, we'll try, man.
Kitty kitty!
Oh yeah, they run inside.
- So I talked to them... - Yeah?
Oh, you have more cats. Look how cute this one is.
- Yes... - Do you understand their concern was
they didn't want them getting hit?
Same thing I ask you. They don't run in the road.
Uh, they said you had a cat that was hit by a car recently?
You'll get a lot of strays that are hit by cars.
So what are you gonna do? You can't watch every stray
- that gets hit by a car. - I fully agree with you.
I mean there-- there's so many animals.
I've seen dead dogs getting hit by cars.
- I know. - What are they so concerned?
Why don't they mind their business
and stay in their rental over there?
I don't know. How do you know it's a rental?
Yeah, they're paying $900 a month, everybody knows that.
Okay, well-- Hi, guys!
Look how cute you two are. How old are they?
Ah, they're still babies. The mommy is still nursing them.
The grass is cut, the house is clean,
I mopped the floors, they've water.
Yeah, now-- Oh, there's more. Oh, look at that little one!
- See? They run-- - How old are they?
Oh, I don't know. They're small, but they're fed.
Wow, look at those little guys.
They're fed, they're fed. Don't worry, I feed them.
- Look at these two go. Wow. - And they're so concerned...
- They're good climbers, huh? - Yeah.
- Hi, guys. - Why is it their business?
Don't they have anything to do?
- (Sighs) - It's none of their damn business.
- They're just concerned. - It's none of their business.
- I understand. - They better not be so concerned.
They don't give a shit, they're just full of it.
They just want to come over here and nosy.
- All right. - That big fat hick.
He oughta go back to the Appalachias where they come from.
All right. Well, I'm just trying to keep you guys at peace.
Peace? You could never say peace.
He looks like a big fat piece of ass, anyway.
Why doesn't he buy some decent clothes?
- I didn't buy his clothes. - 'Cause he's a pig.
- All right. - They sit outside at night.
- Yeah? - And they watch what goes on here
like they gotta watch everything that go-- busy-bodies!
- All right. - They're nosy!
They got nothing else to do.
Or it could be considered good samaritans and they tr--
Bullshit! Bullshit!
- That's a bunch of crock. - All right.
- Hey, listen, you're fine with your cats. - I know.
But see? They get near the road, I get concerned too.
Why does she hate you so much?
I don't understand why she hates me.
- I sit there trying-- - Have you talked to her?
- First time I had anything to do with her. - Really?
- Yeah. First time ever. - Usually it's me or Mary or somebody else...
Don't go back over there. If she-- her cats-- legally, her cats can be out there.
- Okay but if they go across the street... - I don't want them hit,
- but if they get hit, they get hit. - Okay.
- I'm gonna try. - Yeah, scoop it up. Absolutely.
If it's running around and it's in danger, if it's in the road...
If it's in the road or something I'm gonna--
But that may cause more problems again but you're saving it.
- Yeah. - Why does she think you're from the hills of Appalachia?
I have no idea.
She keeps calling you guys Appalachian hillbillies.
- No. - You don't like that?
- I had no idea. - I didn't know if you maybe came from there.
- That's the first time I've ever heard that. - Okay.
- All right. Well, try to stay away from her. - I know. Okay.
- Because it's gonna get worse. - I didn't want the incident.
Well, for now, she can have her cats out there.
Officer over radio: 132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Dispatcher: Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
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