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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.
I like working in a two-man car when I can.
You can get into more self-initiated activity.
You have more eyes out there, so while I'm driving,
he can be looking for people engaging in criminal activity
or possibly some wanted people.
It's just safer to have somebody right there with you.
You can always have better, more eyes out there.
Is that what's-his-name?
Yeah, it looks like it.
I have to find the warrant.
Go contact him, just start talking to him.
It's Isaiah.
Oh, it is? Where's he at? In the bathroom?
That's what she's saying.
He was already going to use the bathroom when he got out of line.
(Knocking)
Is there a problem?
We just got to make sure it's not Ray.
- What's that? - Isaiah.
- You got ID on you? - No. But I'm Isaiah.
I know, but you look just like Ray, so that's why I got to verify it.
I know that.
You don't have any ID on you?
Dude, him and Ray look identical and they sound exactly the same.
Will you go pull up a picture of Ray?
- What's the last name? - See if he's got a mole right here.
- What's the last name? - I already got him pulled up.
- Is it you, Ray? No. - Nope.
I don't think so. Why don't you go look.
- I don't think it's him. - (Indistinct)
All right. You probably are. I just got to verify real quick.
- Cool? - Yeah.
(Indistinct police radio chatter)
You're not... What's your name?
Isaiah.
I stopped an Isaiah, a couple day-- like three weeks ago,
outside of New Columbia. You're not him.
You don't have nothing with your ID on it?
Woman: We got stopped... He got stopped, like, about three, four weeks ago.
No. Sorry, no.
Where do you live?
- At 9-1-1-8... Officer Elam: - Hey, Ray!
You got a felony warrant for burglary.
Go on, put your hands behind your back, man.
- I'm not Ray. - Yes, you are.
You got the same mole.
- Come on. - Put your hands behind your back.
- No, I'm not. - You're under arrest.
- I didn't do anything.
- Why are you...? - You got a warrant.
I'm Isaiah, bro. I'm Isaiah, bro.
Okay. Let's walk-- let's walk to the car then.
- I'm Isaiah! - Okay, okay! Relax!
- I'm Isaiah, bro! - Relax! Relax!
- (Indistinct shouting) - Relax! Okay, relax.
- I'm Isaiah! - Okay, okay!
- (Woman shouting) - Please stop! I'm Isaiah, though!
- Relax. - Please get off me, man, please!
You got me, I relaxed. I'm Isaiah, bro!
You got the same mole underneath your left eye.
- Let me go now! - You have a warrant--
No, I don't! I'm Isaiah, bro!
Please stop, brother! I'm Isaiah, bro!
Listen, you need to relax.
I'm Isaiah. Please, stop bro. I'm Isaiah.
- Tell 'em, babe! - Be cool!
Hey, I am! I'm Isaiah, man!
- Get off me! Let me go! - Just relax!
- I already told them. - I'm Isaiah. Let me go. Please, bro?
- Let me go! I'm Isaiah! - Listen, you got to relax!
- Let me go! - You got to relax!
- Let me go! I'm Isaiah! - Relax, brother.
(Man and woman shouting)
Let me go, bro! Let me go, please, man!
- I'm Isaiah, bro! - Just take him.
- I'm Isaiah! I'm Isaiah, man! Woman: - Stop!
- (Woman shouting indistinctly) - I'm Isaiah, bro! I'm Isaiah, man!
(Man and woman shouting indistinctly)
- I'm Isaiah, bro! Woman: - Do you hear me?
If you would let him go a little bit, he will be calm.
- He's not going to run. - Let me put the cuffs on?
Okay, do not try anything. Do you understand me?
- Officer Green has a stun gun to you. - Okay, okay.
- He will use it if you attempt to resist. - Okay. Okay.
Woman: You better get off of him for him to be able to be cool.
Put your hands behind your back! Your other one, right now!
- (Woman speaking indistinctly) - Babe, where you going, babe?
- Babe? Green: - Sergeant...
Ray: - Where you going? Green: - Was that a takedown?
Elam: I don't know. We'll figure it out.
- (Man mumbles) - (Woman speaks indistinctly)
- Where's that at, man? - (Woman speaks indistinctly)
Go to my house, man. Go to my house, man.
- (Woman speaking indistinctly) - Can I kiss my girl, please?
Can I please kiss my girl, man?
- Have a seat. - Dude, you just resisted arrest.
Stand up and cooperate. - We could put you under arrest if we wanted to.
But I don't understand-- - 'Cause you told me he was Isaiah, knowing it's not Isaiah.
I got to admit, Ray, I wasn't expecting that from you.
Through all the times we've ran into one another?
I know, bro.
All right, man, have a seat for me.
- I'll keep the door open, though. All right? - All right.
Dodge, you mind just sitting here, before I put him all the way in?
He was trying to fight a little bit,
but I kept telling 'em, he's not going to run, he's not going to run. So...
Hey, Erica. Ray wants to talk to you real quick.
You're cool. Don't trip.
Come over here, man.
You're good.
(Ray crying, speaking indistinctly)
I know. You're just fine.
I'll figure it out. I don't have any money. Okay?
- You'll be fine. - (Indistinct)
I'll come visit you, boo. Put me on your list, okay?
- (Indistinct) - I'll talk to her.
I love you. I'll be with you. It's all going to be okay.
I wish I had some money.
- (Indistinct) - I already told you.
I'm going to be at your mom's so you can call me. Okay?
- All right? - Yeah. I love you.
I love you too. Call me-- try to call me, though.
All right, Ray. This is what's happening, man.
You got the felony warrant for the burglary--
Can I kiss one more time, please, man?
What's that?
One more time, man, that's it. All right?
It's kind of going above and beyond right now.
Okay, I love you. Just stop. Everything will be fine.
All right, Ray, this is what's up, man.
You got the felony warrant for burglary, all right?
You resisted arrest, man. All right?
I'm going to charge you with resist,
but I'm not going to charge you with the false info. Okay?
(Indistinct)
After we got you to the ground.
You're supposed to cooperate way before then.
- You know me, though, bro. - I know, and I wasn't expecting that.
And you've never done that to me before,
but you did it to me today, and it's unacceptable, man.
- But you know-- - I know, but I'm still the police
and you have to listen. All right?
- (Indistinct) - After you were on the ground.
Okay, I know that, man, but I still covered--
Afterwards, and I appreciate that.
That's why I'm not doing the false info.
- What is that, misdemeanor? - What? The resist?
- Yes, it's just a misdemeanor. - Why would you be charging me that, though?
Because you can't get away with that kind of stuff. - Seriously, man?
You can just let me go, though. No?
I can't let you go when you have a felony warrant.
All right, Ray. Step on in, partner.
I've been with Boise PD for about two and a half years.
I grew up in Boise and it's a phenomenal town.
I feel like it's a town-- it's not too big, it's not too small,
and it's a great place to work and be a patrol officer.
We're heading to a verbal domestic in progress.
We have a husband that's pretty drunk,
and he's yelling at the calling party.
And there's been some prior problems.
So... we'll see how he's going to act tonight.
(Indistinct police radio chatter)
Police Department.
Hey, what's going on?
I just finished talking to 9-1-1.
Okay. Yeah, I understand there's a--
I let them know my husband was drinking.
Where's he at now? - He promised to go to bed and... and go to sleep.
Okay. He's in the house. And what was it that took place?
He started grabbing all the different remotes to the TV and DVR
and started shoving them in my face.
When you say shoving them in your face, what is...?
Taking them and pushing them into my teeth.
So, I mean, did it actually hit your teeth, or did it...?
Just rubbing up against my mouth,
like he was trying, you know...
Okay. Just to clarify for today what happened...
He was shoving the remote in your face and it hit your teeth-- did it hit your lips?
He grabbed my arms and he hit my jaw.
And he hit your jaw? How did he hit your jaw?
He slammed my jaw.
Okay. I'm going to go in and talk to him real quick, and then we'll go from there.
If he just goes to bed, like he promised 9-1-1 dispatch...?
- Okay, well, I'll talk to him-- - I just want him to sober up.
- Okay. - He'll go to bed, and he'll sober up
- and he'll be fine tomorrow. - Okay. Fair enough.
If you want to just stand outside with these officers, I'll be with you...
I'll be back out here in just a minute.
All right.
- I'm in here in my underwear-- - Okay. Shh, shh, shh!
Are you going to talk to me for a sec, Steve?
- I'm Officer Martinez. - Absolutely Martinez.
- Okay-- - I am not an aggressive person...
Do you mind shutting that door, Chris?
I am 27 years into the marriage that...
Okay. Okay.
- I've supported a stepson. - Mm-hmm.
- I've had four stepfathers. - Mm-hmm.
- And my biological father-- - Okay. I got a couple things I need to ask--
- I'm going to sit down. - You can sit down. That's fine.
- I have no weapons. - Just right there.
- Hey, no. Don't do that. - Okay. Just have a seat right here.
You want to see-- - Sir, why don't you just have a seat right here for now?
- Damn it! Don't treat me like that. - Just relax--
I'm trying to help you out, sir.
I don't have any god damn weapons on me.
- Do you want to talk to me or not? - I do. I do.
- Then relax for a second. - Okay, but don't do that shit. Please?
Listen, if you don't calm down, I'm going to have to put you in handcuffs right now.
- Do you understand that? - I do.
- So relax for a second. - But... don't do this.
- Then sit down and let's talk. - This is what my stepdad did.
Then why don't you sit down and we can talk for a second.
- I'll be happy to do that. - Thank you.
Go ahead and have a seat. - You're in a uniform, I'm in my god damn underpants.
- Are you going to talk to me or not, Steve? - I will.
- Okay. Why don't you have a seat-- - The answer's yes.
I'll sit down, but don't disrespect me.
- I won't-- - We'll do what we need to do. Okay?
- I won't disrespect you. - I will sit down.
Thank you. He's no different than me, Steve. Just talk to him like--
I know that! This is really nice!
Okay. I have a couple questions for you--
I got suits and I got nice dress clothes,
but I'll talk to you in my fucking underwear.
I have a couple questions for you.
Shoot. Make 'em clear, make 'em direct and don't bullshit.
Okay. That's fair enough.
So I talked to your wife. Okay?
- (Slurring words) - Yep.
You talked to my wife. - She's not wanting to press charges on you. Okay?
Then that's her choice. She can go any direction. I don't give a fuck.
But it's important that I talk to you to kind of get the story of what's going on tonight.
Go ahead. - Because she did tell me about the fact that you took
the four different remotes and were shoving them in her face tonight.
She mentioned getting hit. She said that you slapped her in the jaw today.
How hard did you hit her? Are we talking just barely, or...?
- I'll tell you what. To be honest with you-- - Okay.
- Go ask her. - I just did.
She wants to hit me once, I put the remote and I did this on her chin.
I understand that you're frustrated,
but you cannot take it out physically against your wife. Do you understand that?
And she didn't want to press charges on you--
- If she hits me first-- - She didn't want to press charges on you,
- but, listen, listen. - Okay.
- But I am going to press charges on you-- - Go ahead!
And so you are under arrest for domestic battery.
- Great! - I need you to stand up.
- Can I...? - Nope. Stand up.
Put your hands behind your back.
- Just relax. - Can I put some pants on?
- Well, she hit me the first time-- - Are you afraid of your wife?
You know, to be honest with you...
We got some shorts here. We're going to help you get your shorts on here, real quick.
- I really appreciate that. - If you want to grab that side.
- There you go. - At least I get some protection, right?
That's right. Help you get dressed and everything.
- Okay, I need... - There you go. I got you.
- I appreciate it. - Yep.
(Indistinct)
Am I doing okay?
All right, we're just trying to make sure you don't go down, all right?
We don't want you to get hurt on our walk.
Thanks.
Let's not be talking with her at all.
- I love you. - Come on, man.
Okay, where am I?
Just stick your rear end first, okay?
I did not do a good job.
- Have a seat, bud. - It's been a while since...
Yeah, I know, I know.
I'm sure it has been.
Not in your training, right?
It's usually easier with your--
- Yeah, I'll handle it. - You got it?
All right.
I need to get past this hard fucking plastic.
Appreciate your nice handcuffs.
Okay, like I said, if you keep your feet towards the door, that's gonna be the--
- All right. - Best on your hands, all right?
It's the goddamn most comfortable cab ride I've ever had.
Your husband is actually being arrested for domestic battery.
And I made it perfectly clear to him
that this is not you pressing charges on him.
I told him that this is us pressing charges on him.
Yeah. - I told him that you didn't want to press charges.
Right. Not in any way, shape, or form.
But I'm seeing the domestic battery going on, so...
I'm almost sorry I dialed you guys.
Well-- - All I wanted him to do was go to bed and leave me alone.
Yeah, well, ultimately our goal is not for you guys to get split up
or anything like that.
Our goal is for you not to be living in fear,
and for you not to be getting battered and stuff like that.
That's really the ultimate goal.
I grew up in a neighborhood that's historically one of the rougher areas of town.
But luckily for me my parents were always keeping a close eye on me
and making sure I stayed out of trouble.
And here I am now, working for the city I grew up in.
I hold this city close to my heart, so...
There's a green car doing doughnuts behind us.
I'll try to catch up to him. He's driving really fast in this residential area.
Where'd he go?
Where all that dirt's at, probably?
There he is. He 901'd.
He crashed.
16, I just-- I'm at a 901.
I just saw a guy doing doughnuts. He 901'd into a tree.
You regret that, or what?
Yeah.
- Are you hurt? - Huh?
Are you hurt?
No.
You been drinking?
Is everybody okay over there?
- You gonna be able to get out, dude? - Yeah.
Can I just smoke this cigarette?
- Are you hurt? - No.
- You don't have any weapons in here, do you? - No.
Let me see your hand, dude.
I just want to light this cigarette, dude.
That's it.
Turn around, turn around, turn around.
Can I light this cigarette?
Hang on, bud.
Let me make sure you don't got any weapons on you.
- I don't. I really don't. - Spread your feet.
Spread your feet.
Look what you just did to that house, man!
Is everybody okay over there?
Yes!
You guys all okay?
Yeah.
Look what you did to that house.
What's your name, man?
- What's your name? - Steven.
- You on probation or parole? - No.
You just talked to me last night.
- You're the one I stopped last night? - Yeah.
With his nine dollar an hour job, he's not gonna be able to--
You got insurance on this thing?
Yup.
Yeah, I'm all right.
You know somebody right there, or what?
I used to live in this neighborhood. I know everybody around here, man.
All right, man.
The person that lives in this house, yeah, I don't know them, but--
I got an ambulance on the way. They're gonna check you out, all right?
All right.
- Hurting anywhere? - No.
- Oh, Steven. - Yeah.
- I saw you doing the doughnuts over there. - I know.
- You haven't been drinking, have you? - No.
Can I light my cigarette real quick?
- Hang on, bud. - Please.
I gotta talk to these people. I can't just--
- I know. - Uncuff you right now.
- I know, I'm not-- - You're gonna go in the back seat for a bit.
Can you light it for me?
Not in the back seat. You can't smoke in my car.
- You sure you're not hurt? - No, I'm all right.
We got an ambulance anyway. It's coming on the way, all right?
(Siren blares)
Let's just be thankful no one's hurt, Steven, all right?
Hey, sucker.
Is this your house, partner?
You're fucking lucky you didn't hurt one of my family members.
- I didn't-- - You know what?
- I ran that stop sign. - I don't give a fuck what you're saying.
- But if that would have happened, - I know, I know.
I'd hunt you down until the day I fucking got you.
I know.
I used to live right here in the neighborhood, man. I'm sorry about that.
You're very lucky, man.
He says he's fine, but if you guys can just check on him real quick anyways.
What's going on, buddy?
Stand up man, I'll let you take your cuffs off.
Got any pain anywhere?
Can I smoke a cigarette?
- Does it hurt back here at all? - No.
Let them deal with you for a minute.
- Nothing? - Don't go running or anything on me, dude.
No, I'm not.
- Put that hand on your head. - I had my seat belt on.
- Okay. - How fast were you going?
I have no idea. I tried to run the stop sign, I slammed on my brakes.
And, uh...
Did you get yourself out of the car?
- Yeah. - Okay.
Well, he pulled the door open. I knew he was coming.
Is my face all like that?
- No. - (Laughing)
All right.
Well, I'm--
I'm thankful nobody got hurt.
10-4.
I just want a cigarette.
That's gonna hold off for a minute, man.
You're gonna go with them?
I guess. I don't know.
'Cause we're gonna have to follow either way.
- I got a unit on the way. - Can I grab my money?
Hang on. I'll get all that for you.
Wait 'til we got one other unit on the way,
then I'll deal with that.
I'll get all your stuff, all right?
Whatever. I feel something's going on here, so...
- At the very-- - Direct it where it's going.
Okay. I'mma get you for reckless.
I-- well, I just want a cigarette.
Clearly.
Well, we have oxygen. We can't have you smoking in there.
You're not gonna be able to smoke.
(Indistinct)
I don't know. I fucked up their house, man,
and I don't need a bigger bill.
I don't need a bigger bill, man.
He says he took that turn about 70 miles an hour.
That was way faster.
- Yeah? - I heard it.
Either way, I mean--
either way's too fast coming around that corner like that.
Yeah. I was sitting in the house up against this wall
on the couch watching TV.
And I heard screeching.
And apparently it got close.
I could feel it on the ground when he hit the sidewalk
and came up on the ground.
And as soon as he hit this,
I seen dirt hitting the window,
and I yelled at my daughter, told her to get in the kitchen.
And... yeah.
I just got... shooken up.
Glad you guys are all all right though.
- Was anybody on the porch? - No.
Fortunately. That's where they all sit, right there, man.
It would have took their legs off.
- Did you guys see what happened? - No.
- You guys hear it? - Heard it, yeah.
'Cause I was right there where that air conditioner is.
Who was all inside?
My daughter, my son, and my granddaughter.
If he would have got one of my family members, I would have hunted him down.
Yeah, I believe you.
All right, Steven, so...
You know what you're going for. For the reckless.
You see what you did to the house.
That's a real-- I was just talking to them,
a really nice family, too.
I believe it. The guy's got heart.
- He came out and threatened me straight out. - Yeah.
You can see how much he cared about his family.
He's got his granddaughter there and everything.
I have no... You know what I mean?
I-- I'm sorry.
Yeah. This is a bump in the road,
- but hopefully an eye-opener for you. - Yeah.
I just wish you would have made a better decision tonight.
Take care.
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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