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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.
Before I became a police officer,
I was in the military for four years.
I was in the United States Navy.
And as soon as I got home, I took the test, and I got right on.
And I absolutely love being a police officer.
I would probably do this for free if I had no other choice.
We're gonna be checking an address over on East Lynn.
There was an anonymous caller that just
told us that there's a warrant suspect in the backyard.
He's known to run from us.
He's eluded capture before,
so we're gonna see if we can take him into custody here.
We're pulling down the street right now.
(Radio chatter)
Right here.
All right, right in the backyard.
Get on the ground.
No! No!
Get on the ground, now!
- Get on the ground, now! - Okay, I'm on the ground!
- Get on the ground, now! - I am! I am!
Get on the ground, now!
Get on the ground!
Help me! Help me!
Please!
- Get on the-- - Ma!
- All right, all right. - You're gonna get sprayed.
- I give up. I give up. I give up, all right? - You're gonna get sprayed, now.
- Get on the-- get on your stomach! - I give up. I give up!
- Get on your stomach. You're gonna get sprayed. - I'm rolling over.
- I'm rolling over. - (Spray)
Get on your stomach, now.
Put your hands behind your back!
You're gonna get it again!
Behind my back!
- Cuff me! - He's fightin' us back here!
Hands behind your back!
I can't see!
Put your other hand behind your back!
You're gonna get sprayed again.
I can't see, Ma! They pepper-sprayed me!
Ah!
- Help me! - Just relax.
- Relax! - Ah!
- Y'all was hitting me! - Relax. You're gonna be okay.
Just relax.
Put your hands behind your back.
You're still struggling. Relax.
I'll be-- I'm gonna be-- hands behind my back.
- All right. - (Radio chatter)
My hands are behind my back.
I'm not moving.
- Stand up. - Can I get-- Yes, sir--
Something for my face?
- You all right? - Ah, I can't see.
I can't see.
What you thinking? We'll get you some water.
- Ah! - You all right?
- We'll get you some water, okay? - I can't see.
- Can you breath? - I can't.
(Spits) I can't see.
- Just keep your eyes open. - Help me, please.
- I can't. - I know it hurts.
- I can't. - Keep your eyes open.
- I can't. - We'll get you out front, all right?
I can't. Help me, please.
- Your eyes washes it out. - Ah!
Oh my God.
I can't breath.
I can't see.
Just the pepper spray, man.
- I can't see. - You never been pepper sprayed before?
Nah.
They pepper-sprayed me!
- Come on, step back. - No. Don't do that to my boy.
- Give me a kiss. - (People chattering)
I love you. Wait for me, please.
- He'll give you a call in the station, all right? - I'm touchin' my brother.
- Hey, I know you love your brother, but-- - Don't touch me!
I know you love your brother--
No, fuck that! The way you're on him like a beast?
- Get out of here. We recorded everything. - (People shouting)
I don't give a shit!
Well, you should. You should have-- You should have had him turn himself in.
You don't have to do that!
I can't see.
We're gonna get you water in the station, okay?
- (Radio chatter) - Can I get some right now?
I really can't see.
I got some water, hold on. Yeah, I got some water.
I really can't see.
We're gonna roll the window down for you, Daniel.
Open your eyes up.
- Is that better? - Hold on.
Could you get my hair out of my face?
Yeah.
- All right, we need to go to the station real quick. - Could I have some more?
Keep your eyes open.
Keep 'em open, cause they got a liquid inside that washes it out, okay?
It's designed for that.
Just keep 'em open. We're gonna go to the station right now.
You'll wash 'em when we get to the station, all right?
Daniel, why'd you run?
- 'Cause I don't want to get arrested. - Why?
I know, but you had these warrants for a while.
Could I get some more water, please?
- I know, once we get to the station. - Can I get some more water?
- That's all I'm asking. - I know, but why'd you try to run?
Why didn't you just turn yourself in?
Can I just get some more water? My face is on fire.
- I cannot see. My eyes-- - As soon as we get to the station. Okay?
Daniel, how come you didn't just turn yourself in a while ago?
'Cause I don't want to get arrested.
I know, but you gotta face it, man.
It's gon--
Can I just get some more water before you start driving, please?
- That's all I'm asking. - Let me see if I can talk to the other officer.
Give you some more water. Okay?
- My eyes is on fire. - Yeah.
I know you don't want to go to jail, man, but you don't want this following you
- for the rest of your life. - Can I just get some more water? I can't keep my--
- I'm gonna pass out. - I know.
- Just breath all right? Just take deep breaths, okay? - I'm gonna pass out.
I've been sprayed before.
- Daniel. - I'm gonna pass out.
You're not gonna pass out. You're gonna be all right.
- Daniel. - You didn't get that much.
You know what you're being charged with, Daniel, right?
- What? - Disorderly conduct,
resisting arrest, and you have those two warrants. Okay?
- All right. - All right?
Yeah.
We're gonna get you to the station, and get your eyes flushed out some more.
- Can I have some more water, please? - Yep.
Once we get to the station, all right?
- What's that? - Can we start driving?
In a sec. Okay?
We just gotta talk to your family.
- Just to let them know what's going on. - I can't breath!
- I know. - Can I get some water?
If we're just gonna sit here, can I get some water?
We're not gonna sit here. Okay?
- Ma! I love you, Ma! - Anything else, or...?
- (People chattering) - Ma'am. Ma'am.
- Ma'am. - Where's your phone?
- Ma'am. - Get it.
- In the back yard. - (People chattering)
Babe! (Crying)
You know we had the warrants, ma'am.
Oh, I know. I know. This guy.
I thought he said, "Ma."
Don't be ignorant to me. Back off me.
I'm not a criminal. I've never been a criminal,
so back off.
Nobody said you were, ma'am. Okay?
No, these are my children.
We know that, ma'am. We're not trying to do that. Okay?
Okay, I'll protect my children.
I know you are.
A few weeks ago, he was able to get away from a few officers in a foot pursuit.
- Several times, he's gotten away. - Right. Yeah, so.
Yeah.
He's gonna be looking at a number of charges--
disorderly conduct, resisting arrest.
I know he's got a bunch of warrants.
I think one of 'em is for robbery,
so definitely good to get him off the streets.
Doing this job seems like kind of a cat-and-mouse game.
They're doing whatever they can do to get away
while we're doing whatever we can do to catch 'em.
You might go from just simply talking and they're complying
to being one of the biggest fights you've been in in your career.
(Radio chatter)
This car traveled over the center lane divide a few times.
Gonna stop him. Make sure he's not drunk.
Final's on Pine Street by Frank.
(Radio chatter)
Reason I'm stopping you, you drove over the center line a few times
back on old buncombe road.
Okay. Well, the car's swervin'.
Oh, okay. Do you have your driver's license with you?
- Yes, sir. - Is this your car?
It's my rental car. I was in a car wreck.
Why you reachin' all around?
Oh, I'm gettin' my other phone.
Nothin' illegal in the car?
- No, sir. - Any weapons?
- No, sir. - You're making me nervous reachin' around, man.
- I'm sorry. I'd be more than happy to get out. - All right, step out for me.
(Radio chatter)
And if you got a little weed and you tell me about it, I can give you a ticket.
(Radio chatter)
If I have to find it, it's gonna go different.
Face that way.
What was that you just picked up?
No! Chill out! I'm getting a lighter out!
It's my lighter! It's a lighter! Look!
- Something in his hand. - It's a lighter! It's a lighter!
I swear to God! Look! It's a lighter! Look!
It's a lighter! Why you doing this?
- Get on your face! - It's a lighter!
- Get on your face! - Just put 'em back behind your back!
- It was on the seat! I put a lighter in there! - He threw it in the car.
- I saw it. - It was a lighter!
Man, I swear to God it was a lighter. What you doing?
- Man, you got anything else on you? - No!
Roll over on your side. We're gonna pat you down for a weapon.
I don't have nothing! Man, I just got off of work. I'm a working man!
I don't really understand... I probably got a swisher on me,
a cigar. That's it.
I never do nothing! Are you serious?
- (Radio chatter) - Are y'all serious, man?
- What did I do? - He has crack cocaine.
- That's what you did. - I got no crack cocaine in my car! That's a rental!
- This is actually gonna be heroin. - Oh my God, man!
I saw it in his hand. That's why I pushed him up against the car.
He reached his hand in here and just kinda flipped it right here.
- (Man mumbles) - It's heroin, right?
No, sir! Are you serious?
Just do-- do what you're told, man. All right? It's over.
You're under arrest. We found what you threw.
- Can I get my stuff outta my car, please? - Come on.
- I need to get my phone. - We're gonna get all your property. Come on.
- You should've just complied. - I swear to God, man.
You can swear to whoever you want to, dude.
- I watched you throw the bag. - You did not watch me throw no bag!
- I promise you. - All right, tell me what I saw.
Why don't you do that? Tell me what I saw.
When, I grabbed a lighter. When I grabbed a lighter.
- Look, are you a user? - No. I swear to God.
- So you selling it? - No, I'm not.
I picked it up and-- I'mma tell you God honest truth. I picked it up,
and I about to take it over to my homeboy,
'cause he don't-- he know what to do with it.
- Okay. - (Radio chatter)
- Can you get my money and stuff too, please? - We're gonna get all that.
You been read your rights before, man?
No, y'all haven't said nothing to me.
No, I mean before, in your life.
- No. - Sit down. Sit down.
- Have you ever been arrested for anything? - Sit down, buddy.
- A long time ago. - Sit down, dude.
- I'm gonna try to find him online. - What's your name again?
- Leandre. - Leandre, you have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.
No! Not till y'all tell me why!
Y'all got to-- Hey, loosen these handcuffs, please!
- Okay, please. Loosen the handcuffs. - Sit down, dude. Sit down!
Sit down or I'm gonna sit you down!
Y'all already slammed me on the ground for no reason!
You have the right to talk to an attorney
and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned.
If you cannot afford to hire an attorney,
one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish.
Do you understand that? That's all I'm asking.
- I'm not answering nothing. - Do you understand?
I'm not answering nothing until I talk to me a lawyer.
You have anything hidden in your butt, dude?
I got a blunt for me to smoke.
You worried about some weed? Is there anything else in your pants?
- Yes, man. Okay, come on. - Face that way, dude.
- Can I get it out, please? - Just face that way. Face around.
- No, I know, but I swear to God... - Okay. Thank you.
...that other stuff was not mine. I promise you.
Set it on the back.
- Thank you. - What else is back there?
- That's it, man. - 'Cause you're going to jail. If you take anything into jail--
(Man mumbles)
Sir, just to let you know, I already checked the back seat.
So, you didn't stuff anything under the seat?
- I promise you. Look-- - You did it or no?
- No, I knew. - Okay, thank you.
But I swear to God...
(Radio chatter)
(Kicking)
You banging or something?
No, don't flip out, man. Okay, I'm good, I'm good.
- I promise. I'm claustrophobic. - No, man, you're getting a seat belt,
and if you do anything else, I'm gonna tie your feet together.
Okay, I'm good. No seat belt.
Then just act like an adult, dude.
I will, I will. I swear to God. No seatbelt, please.
I promise you, I got it. No seat belt. All right?
- I really can't lose my job, man. - We're gonna seat belt you.
- You're gonna... - Okay, sir?
(Crying) I didn't say nothing. Oh God, please, no.
Oh God!
All right, I'm just testing this substance
I believe to be heroin...
with this...
test kit. Basically, you break these ampules
if it turns to that green color, it'll be a positive.
But you can already see
it's turning green right here on the bottom,
so that'll be a positive for heroin.
So, we got possession of heroin,
- possession of marijuana... - Yeah.
- ...interfering. - Yeah.
- You good, bud? - Yes, sir.
All right. We did test it. It was heroin, not hash, so...
- Oh my God, I don't believe-- - You thought it was hash?
(Crying) I don't know.
- But, look, look-- - That's nothing to play with. No.
Yeah, but you'll still get out tonight on bond, man.
All right, it is what it is.
We're gonna be cool with you. Just be cool with us. All right?
I've been with Boise PD now for about four and a half years.
A total of 19. I know that's a common thing,
that when you ask a police officer
what he wanted to do, that he always wanted to be a police officer
but for me, that was the truth.
What with my dreams, it worked out for me.
Yeah, we're stopping this car right now.
It's got a front signal that's...
Apparently the bulb is out on it.
The rear one works, but the front one's not,
so we'll stop him and have a talk with him about it.
23-17, Traffic.
(Radio chatter)
(Engine running loudly)
How we doing tonight?
Do you hear me? How you doing, man?
Pretty good.
Can you hand me your driver's license, registration, insurance?
The reason I stopped you, bud, your front signal is not working to the left.
- I know. - Okay? You know that's not working?
- Yeah. - What's going on with it?
- It needs a bulb. - Can you turn your car off?
(Engine stops)
- Are you living right here now? - Dropping me off.
- I'm dropping him off. - Dropping you off?
- Mm-hmm. - Okay. What's your name?
- Charlie. - Yeah?
Hold on a second, Charlie. You don't have ID on you?
- Nope. - What are you doing out with these guys tonight?
Oh, I just had to run from a friend's house, playing video games to him.
You had to go to your friend's to play video games?
- And how old are you? - 15.
You had anything to drink tonight?
- No. - Nothing at all?
- No. - Anybody been drinking?
I was just hanging out with friends, 'cause--
All right, stay right where you're at. I'm gonna come over and talk to him.
You just kinda sound like you've got slurred speech. Is that how you always talk?
- No. - No. Because you're nervous or what?
- Yeah. - Don't be nervous. I'm just talking to ya.
- Okay? - Okay.
Okay, have you-- have you taken anything tonight? Any alcohol?
Nothing at all? Everything's cool there?
- Yeah. - Let me take a look at your eyes, okay?
Just keep your head still, follow my finger.
Just with your eyes.
All the way out. Be honest with me, man.
Be honest with me.
If you're not being honest with me, then it's gonna go south.
- Come on out. - I drank a little bit.
All right, now we're getting somewhere. Come on out.
- You guys been drinking, too? - No, sir, I haven't.
Have a seat right here for me, on the curb.
- All righty. - No, down here a little bit for me.
Okay. Anything in your pockets?
- Yes. - What you got?
I... stole some beer.
Sit down. What do you got?
- Three beers in my pockets. - Okay, don't move.
Just stay right there. Just stay right there.
23-17.
Stay right-- Don't touch 'em. Just stay.
Give me a Code 2. Just leave 'em. Just leave 'em.
Okay? Sit back up for now. I don't want 'em broken.
You're not listening to me. Have a seat, man.
Where'd you steal these from? The store?
- Nope. - Where'd you get 'em?
- A friend's house. - Does he know you stole 'em?
- Nope. - Were they given to you or did you take 'em?
Took 'em.
That's the only thing you took?
- Yeah. - What else you got in your pockets?
That's it, sir, and they don't even know I took this, so...
- What, these guys don't know you took 'em? - Nuh-uh.
- Is there anything else in the car? - Not that I know of, no.
- Your mom home? - Pretty sure, yeah.
What's mama gonna say?
She's gonna be flipping pissed.
She's not gonna be happy, is she?
First time drinking in my entire life.
This is what happens?
- Better days. - I'm Officer Anderson.
- Hi. - Hey, your son's been honest with me up to this point.
Okay? I didn't have any major problems with him,
but the problem is that he was in possession of...
these beers right here-- he had 'em stuffed in his pants--
- and he's been drinking tonight. - (Sighs)
So, I'm gonna-- I'm gonna do him a favor
and release him back to you, but he's gonna get a ticket.
- Okay. - Okay? So, his biggest concern
was that he was gonna go to jail. I think that's probably something that Mom can handle.
With a citation and hearing from Mom,
I'm sure this'll get resolved, right?
- Oh yeah, he's in trouble. - Okay.
- Yup. - What do you think?
Apparently I'm being stupid.
Yeah, you're in so much trouble.
- Hey, Wayne... - Why were you drinking?
Trying to have fun.
Have a seat. Mom can talk to you a little bit longer.
- I need to finish this citation. - Mm-hmm.
Have a seat. It sounds like she wants to have a private conversation with you.
- That's dumb. - I didn't think we'd get pulled over.
What?
You're 15!
I know, but I was still just trying to get--
You don't know, 'cause look where you're at right now. You don't know.
You're not supposed to have alcohol with you, period.
You're not 21 years old.
This dude's 15. You're how old?
- 26. - So you're-- I mean...
Did he get the alcohol from you?
- No, sir, he didn't. - Just give me a straight story.
- He didn't. - Okay.
- No. - Did you know he had it?
- No, I didn't. - Is there anything else in the car
- that I would be concerned about? - No.
- Any weed? - No.
- Nothing? - Nothing.
Here's what's gonna happen.
You're gonna get a citation like I told you for minor consumption of alcohol...
- Okay. - ...and possessing it is the same charge.
You're headed down a path that's not gonna be good for you,
if you're stealing beer at 15. And out at this hour, drinking.
These guys are 10 years older than you.
You're hanging out with guys that are allowed to do that,
- because they're that age, but... - All right.
...for you, no. Okay?
Well, I just thought it was time to have some fun.
- No. - Well, you gotta wait your turn.
- All right. - Your time to have fun with this is 21.
You're too young. You're gonna screw all your intestines up
before you're even old enough to know
- what to do with your life. - All right.
Okay. So I'm gonna give your mom the citation,
'cause she's responsible for getting you down to court.
Okay? She's already been explained to what's going on here.
I'll have to miss work because of you.
- Sorry. - You owe your mom an apology I would say, right?
- Yeah. - Okay, I'm gonna take these hand--
When we get home, gonna do all my dishes right now.
I'm gonna take these handcuffs off you.
- All right. - This is the end of it, right?
- Hopefully, yeah. - "Hopefully"? That's probably not the answer you want to give.
Would've been nice if you guys would've locked him up for a day.
Well, in the future, that could happen to ya.
That would've sucked.
- You don't want that to happen to you, right? - Don't do it again.
- This is the end of it, right? - Yeah.
- Okay. - You owe your mom an apology.
Sorry, mom, for being a dumb-ass...
- and stupid. - Sorry for what?
For drinking under the age of 21 and...
For shoving beer in your pants?
That too.
- (Sighs) - All right. Have a good night.
If you were waiting on him, he's in some trouble.
- (Man laughs) - His night's over.
Yeah, I guess so, huh?
Mom's got him now, guys!
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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