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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 ♪
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? ♪
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.
We just got dispatched to a physical disturbance.
It looks like a couple of males
are fighting in a front yard.
And there's some people screaming in the background
so we're gonna be, it looks like the...
second unit on the scene.
First one's walking up right now.
Hailey!
You need to stay. You go down and get on your face.
All right. Stop. Stop!
- Stop! - Travis!
Okay...
If he jumps up... Hey, Travis!
Travis! Listen to me.
Bro, they're gonna write you up!
- Where's the knife at? - It's-- He doesn't have one.
He doesn't have one.
Okay, stop, stop, stop.
- We're done, we're done... - Write me up!
- Don't-- don't hit the cop. Don't hit the cop. - Write me up, bro!
You write me up!
Is that... is that all you got, bro?
Put your hands behind your back.
Put your other one-- Stop resisting. Put your hand behind your back.
- I thought I did... - Okay. Stop.
- Fight the cops? C'mon, man. - You don't do that to the cops.
- You understand? - Sorry. I didn't know who it was.
I promise I didn't know who it was.
- No, we saw... - We identified ourself.
- I verbally told you I was a deputy. - I didn't...
No, I promise. I swear to God I did not know who it was.
Hey, if we get you up right now, are you done fighting?
- No. It's just that... - Are you done fighting? Listen to me.
- I'm cooperating. - Stop. Stop. Are you done fighting now?
I'm cooperative with cops. I didn't know it was you.
- I promise. - Okay. Okay listen. Take a deep breath.
Hey, if I let you up, you're gonna be good, all right?
You're not yelling at no one, you're not spitting,
- you're not doing anything, all right? Get up. - Yes.
I didn't know who it was.
Well g-- I went like this!
I went like this here!
Ow. I didn't know it was you guys. I swear.
Get out of the truck. Get out of the truck!
- Get out of the truck. - Hey! Get out of the truck!
- Sit down. Sit down. - I didn't do nothin'!
I'm going home!
Please!
- I'm trying to! - Out of the truck!
Get me out!
- I am! - Step out!
- Step out of the truck! - I am!
- Let me get it! I'm going to get out! - Let's go.
- Get out of the car. - Get out of the truck.
- We're not gonna tell you again. - I'm trying to.
- Stop, man. Back up.
- I'm... I'm trying to. - Get out and stand up.
- Stand up! - I'm afraid of heights!
Get up! Let's go!
- I'm trying! - Get up and get out of the truck.
- Seriously. I'm trying. - Let's go.
- Get her out. - Up.
- I didn't know it was... - Up up.
What?
You're going to jail for obstruction as well.
- What? - You heard me.
- What? - I'm going to come back and talk to everybody here.
Let me just go put them away...
Do you need any medical attention right now?
Listen, do you need an ambulance to come here?
I want to know-- He's on some kind of medication.
- Ma'am, just give me a second. - I'm his mother.
- I am in so much pain right now. - That's what I'm worried about.
- That's the main thing I'm worried about. - You don't even know-- ow!
- Listen, what's your first name? - Ow!
- What's his first name? - Travis.
- It's fucking hurts, dammit! - Travis... all right.
Listen, we're gonna walk over here.
Travis get up. You're not doing that.
It hurts dammit!
When we rolled up, you were fighting
on the ground with somebody-- who was that guy?
That was my cousin.
He was trying to restrain me.
My mom's boyfriend thought I robbed him
- and I didn't. - Okay.
- No I didn't. - So they thought...
So they were false accusing you of something,
you got upset, got a little emotional.
And then that's when the brawl kind of happened between your cousin?
Yeah. He came over here and then he got me in a chokehold.
I couldn't breathe.
And I was screaming because I couldn't breathe.
The only issue that I'm concerned about
is my partner and I were standing over you guys
- for a few minutes... - I didn't know. I didn't know...
And we were-- identified ourselves and were like,
"All right. Knock it off. If we let him up,
you're not going to be cool. We're going to be cool."
You said, "Bring it!" Got up...
- Start throwing us around... - That's because...
You had to get taken to the ground,
and that's why you're in cuffs right now.
- I'm just trying-- - I didn't know it was you guys.
- I mean, I didn't hear no sirens. - Okay.
I didn't see no lights pull up or nothing.
- I didn't know it was you guys. - All right.
Well here's the ambulance now
so you can tell them where your pain is.
You fight with your mom,
you're manhandling your mom and stuff...
- No... - No?
Why does she have all these marks on her then?
No 'cause she-- she had a light in her hand.
And I was-- I asked her if I could use a light, please.
And she said no, so I tried to snatch it out of her hand
'cause I really needed a light 'cause I really needed to look for something.
And I accidentally hit her elbow.
And then she's like, "Get the fuck up."
She was like, "Get the F off me, get the F off me."
What kind of light? Like a lighter?
Huh? No like... Like a flashlight.
- Okay. - 'Cause we don't have no power in the house.
- Hey, Tyler. - Yeah?
Tell me what happened from when you showed up till I showed up.
Basically his mom told me to...
- Whose mom? - Travis's mom told me to...
- She just walked in the house and I just got home. - Okay.
And she said "Travis is going crazy. He's on something."
So I ran over here and he got really angry.
I just put him on the ground and detained him.
You were the one detaining him before we got here? Okay.
- Jeremiah! - He's running.
Stop! Stop running!
Ow!
Ow! Why did you hit me in the face?
- Why'd you push away? - Ow!
- I'm on meth... - We don't care, Travis.
I'm fucked up.
- Stand up. - I'm fucked up.
Medics are checking the guy out...
While they're checking him out, he takes flight.
Um, complaining about a shattered kneecap.
Obviously not shattered when he runs.
- Uh, consistent behavior, so... - Yeah.
Well, to me, I instantly knew that he was on something.
- Okay. - I mean I love him and he loves me to death.
And after he realized he hit me,
he... he just started crying and freaking out.
- Okay. - And I mean, even though...
And where did he hit you? Can you explain?
- Like describe it a little bit to me? - He come at me like a huge rage.
- Yeah? - And when he hit me here,
- he knew I'd... - Did you fall back?
Oh, no. I went to fall back but then I pushed him back.
- Okay. - I was like, "C'mon boy.
You gonna go? Let's go."
Yeah. You're mama. You gotta protect yourself. I gotcha.
And he come-- he come back at me again
and I'm like, "Oh my God. Are for real? You're gonna hit me again?"
- Okay. Yeah. Oh okay. - "Hit me again!"
All right. So then he hits you,
and that's when your-- his cousin, the big guy...
Yup. I told him, "Man, you gotta come and get Travis. He's raging right now."
Okay. So that's when Tyler came in and helped out with Travis.
- Tyler. - And we pulled up.
- And he comes after us. - Right.
Ultimately he's failing to obey our lawful commands,
which is why he was taken to the ground.
- Okay. I gotcha. All right. - I thought Tyler would let him up.
Tyler would have to... He's like, "C'mon!" He's...
You know, Tyler is telling him, "I'm a lot stronger than you are.
- And I could do this all day." - Okay.
Well obviously I know you're a mom and parent.
And children act out sometimes, but it's never right.
He's essentially a grown man and he's going to jail tonight.
He's going to jail for domestic violence,
and he's going to jail for obstruction, okay?
I'm not originally from Florida.
I actually grew up in Texas.
But I've been here in Florida
for the past 13 years or so.
In Texas there wasn't really a lot to do.
It was a smaller town and a lot of deserts,
not a lot of water.
Here it's a nice change of pace
'cause we have beaches and it's good to spend time
over at the beach with the family.
All right we're gonna assist my zone partner over here
on a traffic stop. He just pulled over this vehicle.
So we're gonna go ahead and see what he's got.
- Swerving back there... - Yeah, I was lost.
- Okay. - 'Cause I don't know this side or the area.
And she told me to take Hancock.
- And I'm like, "Okay." - This is your car?
- Yes, sir. - Okay. Let me get your license.
- Sir, do you have an ID or license on you? - Yeah.
And ma'am, do you have an ID or license?
Can you roll this down?
The window doesn't go down.
You bought a car that window doesn't go down?
Yeah.
Do you have an ID at all?
She doesn't have an ID or anything
with her name on it in her purse that's right next to her?
Um...
Angela, that's your purse right there, right?
So where are you all coming from?
I missed the whole first part of the conversation.
...my mom stays on Epson Drive.
I got lost, sir. Sorry.
- Oh okay. Yeah you're-- - He's trying to--
He gonna-- he checking my ID-- my license
to see and then he's gonna give me directions to Epson Drive.
Oh okay. Yeah, you're a long ways from Epson.
Can you smile at me, man?
Do you have, like, a grill in?
- Oh okay. - Mm-mm.
- I thought I saw it. - Yeah.
Hey... jump out here and let me talk to you real quick.
I'm gonna give you the directions
and we'll talk to you for a second.
Hey, um...
- That's my boyfriend. Yeah. - Boyfriend?
Do you... did you guys maybe smoke a little weed
earlier in the car or something? Or do you ever?
- Did you get in the car and smoke it? - No, I didn't.
No. I got it brand new just yesterday.
- Okay. - Like literally just yesterday.
And I told them what was wrong
with it and what-- why it was smelling like that.
- It smells like weed in the car. - Yeah.
- Yeah. I can smell it... That's all I'm asking. - They told me--
- They just told me... - So you bought the car like that?
- Yeah. I just... - You bought the car with the marijuana smell in it?
I had just-- That's why I'm going to my mom's house,
to clean it out and everything.
- So you're gonna clean it out? Okay. - Yeah. Everything.
Here's what I wanna do. I wanna make sure
I'm real honest with you. I want nothing more than
you to get back in your car and go to your mom's house
- and I'll give you directions there. - Okay. Thank you.
But before that I want you to know that
you need to be honest with me.
Am I gonna find anything when I go through this car?
- No. - Face the car.
Just gonna pat you down for weapons real quick. All right?
- All right. No. - No knives, no weapons, right?
All right, man. I appreciate it.
Why don't you come back over here with my partner real quick and your girlfriend?
All right. We removed all occupants of the vehicle
due to the strong odor of marijuana
coming from the vehicle.
They all said that they just purchased this vehicle.
Hey bubley, there's a Signal Zero
in the center, just so you know.
There's also a bag.
It says "Whole Leaf Tobacco."
And that's gonna be where the strong odor
of the marijuana is coming from.
24-34.
Looks like maybe some crack cocaine as well.
You're saying that you just bought a car
that smells like weed and has a gun in it randomly,
and I'm just confused on that.
So for our safety, we're just gonna figure it out together.
- No problem, sir. Yeah. - You know what I'm saying?
- All right? - Can I pull up my pants a little bit?
Yeah, I'll pull them up for you.
Appreciate it.
Everyone's saying that no one knows anything?
No. I'm not saying that I don't know.
- I don't know that... - You're giving me a wedgie.
You got a wedgie? Take a seat real quick on the ground.
Sit down. Sit... Sit right on your butt.
Bubley, check his mouth.
There it is. Spit it out.
Open your mouth again.
- That's all you had in there? - Yeah.
- You swallowed it? - No. I ain't even swallow it.
All right. Stand up.
I ain't got nothing on me.
How did my partner know that you had it in your mouth?
No, because I was leaving the store but...
- I don't got nothing on me. - It reeks...
No, that ain't even mine.
- What is this thing for? - Oh that's my good luck charm.
Good luck charm? Well, it's not good luck if...
- Yo, I ain't got nothing on me. - Got caught with a gun
- and some marijuana. - No. That ain't even mine.
Well how come when we said, "Do you have anything bad or on you,
guns, drugs, or weapons," you didn't say nothing?
Oh 'cause... In my mouth?
Yeah. I said, "Do you have any guns, drugs, or weapons,"
- and you said... - I ain't got that shit on me, so I'm good...
No, that was... the guy who just finished.
I just came from the store but I don't have anything that--
You would have smelt it on me, like honest.
I did smell it on you. That's why we asked
to look through your mouth-- I can smell it right around here.
Yo, buddy. Yo, that ain't mine.
All right. Take a seat right there, just hang out and stay cooperative.
- Angela, right? - Yes.
Please stand up.
We're just trying to get to the bottom
of what's going on. All right?
Why were you in the car with them?
- She was giving me a ride. - From where?
Uh, I was in Fort Meyers.
And the car I was in stopped working,
so I called her, she came and got me,
and she was going to take me to go get... something.
- Drugs? - Yeah.
- And drop me off. - Okay.
So she was literally just driving you to go
- pick up some drugs and... - Well, she got to go see somebody.
Her mom or something. I don't know.
- Okay. - But since we were--
Where were you going? Going to pick it up at Knights Inn?
- Yeah. - Okay. So you were just going to buy some drugs
at Knights Inn and leave. That's very simple.
- Yeah. That's all I-- - So what was the gun for?
I don't know about that.
I didn't know that was in the car.
I'm in the back seat sitting there, twirling,
waiting to get some dope 'cause I haven't had dope all...
- Are you getting dope sick? - Yeah. Obviously. Hello.
- I can't stop moving. - Okay.
Why don't you come clean about everything I heard?
- Whose gun is it? - It's my boyfriend's gun.
It's your boyfriend's gun?
- Yes, sir. - Okay.
Did he get it from anywhere in particular?
Did he buy it? Did someone give it to him?
Somebody bought it. He bought it from somebody
that I did know-- his cousin.
- He bought it from his cousin? - Yes.
Okay. What about all the drugs?
Who went to go buy the drugs?
- She did. - She did?
I didn't-- I didn't have nothing,
no part in buying no drugs or nothing.
How come your boyfriend had the gun?
Was it 'cause he's scared whenever he comes over here
- to buy drugs? - He had came...
He went to go get the gun or whatever,
because we were in the car with her in the Knights Inn.
And she was gonna give the gun to her.
- Okay. - So that she feels safe.
All right. Hang tight for me, okay?
If I don't say it's my gun,
my baby mama's going to prison, right?
She is a registered felon, it's her vehicle,
No like... it ain't even mine.
I already know the story. They already told me.
You got it from your cousin,
they said you guys were coming over here
to buy drugs,
you like to have the firearm for you
for protection, which I kind of understand.
You're going to be placed under arrest
tonight for the possession of marijuana,
the possession of cocaine
that was in the center console,
and for the marijuana that you had in your mouth.
I've worked in *** for the last past four years, and this is an area
that's mostly prescription pills oriented.
There's a lot of dope.
We're usually the first ones on scene.
And we try to take charge in this area
so we an alleviate all the problems
that are going on and alleviate all the crimes.
We're responding to a domestic disturbance call
where two people are arguing
and there was some pushing going on.
What's going on?
What's the argument about?
- She came into my room-- - Come on over here.
- No, I didn't! - Come on over here.
He's trying to say I went in there
and took something, which I didn't...
- She's coming into my room... - And this little skanky thing right here...
- I said, "Stay out of my room." - Why don't you go over there, hon?
All right? I'm gonna talk to him real quick.
All right. Why don't you do this?
- Come on over here, okay? - Okay.
Let's get out of the road.
What's... What's going on?
- All right. We... - Come talk to me.
We had something come up missing from our room,
- so they-- We had all left. - Okay.
So we went to go talk to them.
To ask them, you know, you know, we want it back.
- Okay. What is it? - They...
It was a pack of cigarillos
- because we smoke. - Okay.
- We smoke cigarillos. - Okay, so this is all over cigarillos?
Yes. Over cigarillos.
So we go and we walk and we meet them.
And we're like, you know, "We want our stuff back."
You know... "You took it out of our room."
You know, da da da da.
Well, she starts freaking out, as you heard.
- I don't know if you heard-- - And I said quit calling me a--
Why don't you just listen to what he says?
Relax, okay?
She sits there. As you can see,
she's being very belligerent.
- Mm-hmm. - Starts freaking out,
calling me a skanky little whore,
because I got pregnant before I turned 18,
and I'm not married, and da da da da da,
and she says, "Well, when I get back to the house,
"I'm taking all that shit out of the fucking room."
Because the bed that's in there,
the dresser that's in there,
that have our clothes and stuff in it,
it came from her house.
Is that your roommate?
- That's my boyfriend so yes, my roommate. - Okay.
Well, she's like, "As soon as I get there,
I'm going in there and I'm taking all the shit down."
My boyfriend is walking in front of everybody,
he's like, "You're not going in there."
He's like, "You're not going in there.
You're not going in there." So when we got here,
he just stood. Just like this.
In front of the door and she just straight pushed him.
- I'm like, "I'm calling the cops." - Okay.
"You're not gonna touch my boyfriend."
I mean I-- I can't intervene.
- And I can't stop them from anything. - All right.
- Let me get your name, hon. - Andrea.
- See my vehicle right there? - Yes.
Why don't you go hang out behind my vehicle?
Okay?
So, tell me what happened.
She called me a thief,
I said, "Fine! I'm a thief.
I'm gonna go back over here,"
they're renting a room. I said, "That's fine."
I'm gonna take all my furniture out
of the room that they're renting
- and you guys can go get your own stuff. - Mm-hmm.
But since...
And I have to go through there to go out back.
- I could go through there out back... - What's your name?
Okay, why don't you lower your voice down?
- I'm right here in front of you... - I'm sorry.
- I'm just aggravated. - I understand you are,
but I'm right here, and I expect that
you would go ahead and talk to me the same
- level I talk to you at. - I'm sorry.
- Okay. What's your name? - Patricia.
He pretty much pushed me and said, "No you're not."
- Okay. - Okay.
And that's when she started freakin'.
And I'm like, "All right." And then I said,
"Drew, you better let go of me."
He pretty much grabbed me and held me.
How many-- how many months have they been living here now?
- No months. - How many weeks have they been living here?
Well, they... Last Sunday. And they have not yet
paid me one thing, and they have nothing in their name.
And I told Drew earlier that I want him
and his skanky little girlfriend out of my house.
But here's the thing, if they're living in there,
for three days or more according to Florida State Statutes,
they are entitled to live there
as a-- their place that they live at.
This is their primary home now. They live there.
- They got their stuff in there now. - No, they don't.
They have my stuff in there.
Nevertheless, I don't know what the agreement is
between you and them, but my suggestion to you
is what you need to do is evict them from the property.
Okay? You gotta go down to the County Courthouse
and file an eviction notice.
But you guys need to calm down, okay?
All right. Be right back.
My aunt pushed me. I never pushed her at all.
Like... I won't even leave my room,
if she'd just respect my room and not come in there.
- I understand. - You know what I'm saying?
I mean, I gotta have my own personal space.
I got a pregnant girlfriend, you know?
I can't even... we can't even lay in the bed naked at night,
and they just come in whenever they want to.
How many weeks pregnant is she?
- She's eight months pregnant. - Eight months now?
The furniture was here when I got here.
She's the one who asked me to move here,
- so I can pay the bills. - Okay.
I mean, the water and the electricity
are gonna get shut off this week,
but I'm paying it so it's not getting shut off.
Okay. I'll be right back.
You and him pushing each other.
That's all I'm concerned about right now.
- Okay? - Oh. I never touched him.
He pretty much grabbed me to stop me going
- and grabbing my stuff. - Well, remember that's...
Remember, she's actually-- whatever she is saying,
- she was actually outside. - But you're not understanding me.
They're renting. They're technically renting.
They're technically renting a room.
So we're only here-- You can't stop them now
- from going in their room. Here's the thing. - I'm not!
Here's the thing. And I always tell people this...
- I'm not stopping them from going into the room. - Let me talk.
- Okay. - It's a funny line.
It's easy to move people in,
it's hard to move 'em out.
And I tell that to a lot of people during the day.
- Okay? - All right.
So technically, that's his room.
Do you understand what I'm getting at?
So what you need to do
is... you can't stop them from going in the room.
And the things that are in that room
once you rented them out, those things stay in the room.
I hate to tell you that.
- But you guys put yourself in that situation. - Okay.
Okay but what you need to do is-- this is what you need to do.
Whatever day you want to go down to the County Courthouse,
you need to fill out the eviction process.
- That's fine. - Okay.
- They can stay there. - All right,
but here's the thing. I'm gonna come back later,
and I just don't want this to escalate.
- It won't escalate. - Okay.
But she took the doors down, so we're gonna have a serious problem.
They put doors up, she ripped 'em down.
They said, "Well, you guys ain't gonna have no privacy."
Well, it was me and my pregnant girlfriend.
- And, sir... - What's the rules on that?
We don't have any air conditioning.
- There's two minors in the house. - I understand that.
- I sleep naked. - There's two minors in the house.
I'm not gonna not sleep naked just because of something she did.
And I don't want the cops-- I don't want you guys coming back,
saying I'm indecently exposing myself to two minors.
Isn't there a domestic kind of-- Isn't there something that--
- No, there's not. - Two kids can't even sleep in the same room.
It's still technically your aunt, right?
She also gave you a place to live too, right?
Well, yeah, she called and she asked me to move in, but she didn't--
- Nevertheless-- Okay. - But she gets like this all the time.
I know she'll be over it tomorrow,
and then she'll get mad about something else in three days.
She's, like, bipolar or something.
My suggestion to you is do what you can do for your privacy,
and just find another place that is more conducent to what you guys need.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
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