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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.
I'm the District 1 Captain.
I believe in working with my troops,
working with the teams,
being out on the street with the guys and girls.
It makes for better teamwork.
It makes for better camaraderie.
We tackle problems together a lot better.
And it keeps me in touch with the people
who are working the streets every single day.
I can't expect them to do something that I don't do.
Looks like there's a truck blocking the middle lane.
It looks like they may be behind a car.
I don't know what's going on.
The driver is flagging us down.
- She's sleeping. - Are you kidding me?
- No. - 2 Cap 1.
2 Cap 1.
I'll be at King Helie Boulevard and Little Road
with a sleeping motorist in the middle of the roadway.
Hello? Ma'am?
Ma'am?
The car is in drive with her foot on it.
I don't want her to roll.
Ma'am, put your car in park!
Stop!
Put your car-- hit the brakes!
Hit the brakes!
Put the car in park!
Unlock your door. I'll help you.
Open the car.
Ma'am, unlock the car.
Ma'am!
Unlock the car, please.
Ma'am, stop the car!
Pascal. I think ***. Just took off southbound.
There's a cop right there behind you.
Go!
We'll start heading that way...
Okay.
Open the car!
- Step out. - Step out of the vehicle.
Turn off the seat-- take off your seatbelt.
We're 10-4.
We're stopped right in front of the Government Center.
Come out to the back of the car.
- You got her, Milton? - What the--?
Don't grab my fucking arm.
All right. Just stand right there,
- He grabbed my fucking arm. - Put your hands on the trunk of the car.
What happened? You were sleeping in the car.
- Are you okay? - I was not sleeping in the car.
I was banging on your window.
It was because I was listening to "Sunshine And Whiskey."
- I was banging on your window... - No, you weren't.
And then you took off.
I was fucking listening to "Sunshine And Whiskey."
You woke up, looked at me, and then floored it.
I was tired. It's not 'cause I've been drinking.
Then why'd you run from me?
I was at the casino until 4:00 in the morning last night.
Why'd you run from me then and take off in the car?
I wasn't running from anybody.
I have a nursing license. I don't run from anybody.
I have two kids.
Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight?
I had two fucking Bud Lights a long time ago,
like 4:00 this afternoon.
Have you taken any kind of medication or medicine tonight?
- No. - Any kind of illegal drugs by chance?
Not any chance.
- Nothing? - No.
I've got a deputy. They're gonna check
if you're okay to drive or not.
What's going on, Captain?
Coming down, okay?
Oh, I was up there. I was amped.
When she started rolling with me there,
I was getting ready to smash the window.
It took out my ass, but she rolled, she stopped,
and then she just took off all of a sudden.
I was so amped up.
Left to your right, all right?
All right.
Just relax your hands.
You are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence.
I can do the breath test right now.
Will you take a breath test?
If I can call my fucking boyfriend then yeah.
That's not an option. That's not an option.
I'm allowed one fucking phone call.
Yes. When you get down to the jail, after you are booked.
But I don't know his phone number.
- It's on top of my car. - Listen.
I will bring your phone with you, okay? We will make arrangements.
But how am I supposed to get the phone number out of my car?
Don't back away from me. Don't back away.
- I'm not trying to back away from you. - We'll get it for you.
What I need to know right now is if you'll take a breath test.
I'm not consenting to nothing.
- Okay. - Because I'm not drunk.
Do you understand that your driver's license will be suspended?
My driver's license won't be suspended
- because I'm not drunk. - Okay.
- I'm gonna ask you one more time-- - I have a nursing license.
- I am not drunk. - Okay.
And I do this for a living, okay?
And I fucking wipe ass for a living.
I probably take care of your grandparents for a living.
Okay. Come on.
- Did you even let me answer? - Are you gonna-- yes or no?
- Are you gonna let me answer? - Are you gonna take a breath test?
- Yeah. I will. - Okay. Very good. We can do it right here.
Take a deep breath in, wrap your lips
around the small tube, blow strong and hard
until I tell you to stop.
Keep going, keep going...
It's gonna feel like it's taking all the air out of you.
Keep going, keep going...
Almost there. A few more seconds.
All right, Jennifer. We're looking at...
Your two breath test results are a .148 and a .144, okay?
What does that mean?
The legal limit in the state of Florida is a .08.
So you are nearly twice the legal limit.
The two beers at 5:00 doesn't quite add up.
Immediately upon contact, I could smell the odor
of an alcoholic beverage coming off of her.
I really didn't see her eyes too clearly,
but I could just get the strong odor at first.
And then we were out of the car. That was it.
She was against the car, and all of the other backup units started to show up.
At that point, we stopped and waited for you.
Okay. I'll issue the citations for stopping in the road.
Okay. We'll take her to jail.
Been married for a year.
My wife's a dispatcher for us.
She's not only my lifeline at home,
she's also a dispatcher for the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
She's a lifeline for me here also.
I know it's tough for my wife dispatching me to a high-priority call,
not knowing the outcome till I'm able to text her
or let her know via radio what's going on.
We're going to a suspicious call
in reference to a male suspect running around the neighborhood, yelling for help.
We're just around the corner, so we're gonna try
to get there quick and locate the male suspect.
Oh, there's a guy down right there.
What's going on?
What's up, man?
They tried to kill me.
Okay, who was that?
They live down the street.
Why'd you throw up?
'Cause they was beating me and I had to run.
And he was choking me. I can't breathe.
Are you hurt at all?
- Yeah. - Where are you hurt at?
My arms, my head.
She was like cutting my hair with a knife.
And he was punching me in my stomach and my face.
I barely got away.
Where are you coming from?
I live on the other side of town,
but they, like, kidnapped me.
On the other side of town in Lehigh?
Yeah, I live off of Alabama.
Who took you?
His name is Maurice.
They live a couple of houses down.
And they took me there
to tie me up.
Why'd they tie you up?
They said that I told somebody where they lived,
that I snitched on them or something like that.
Why, what were they doing?
I guess he robbed somebody,
and he said that I told them where he stayed.
What's he drive?
They drive a black Beemer.
Is there any guns in that house?
- Yes. - Any dogs?
Yes.
How many people in the house?
Um, as far as I know there was four dudes and a girl.
All right, we're going to see the suspect's house right now.
One of our canine units is familiar with this gentleman,
and we're gonna go to his residence.
That looks like it right there.
That's a black BMW right there.
It's a black car up there, dark in color.
44 Lee County here. We're gonna have the vehicle. We've got zip ties in it.
Come to the door, now!
Who are you looking for?
Come to the door and I will speak to you through a person, not through the door!
Ma'am, open the door!
Step on out.
- Step on out. - Step on out.
Okay.
Come on over here for me.
Step to this car, okay?
I got you.
Just keep your hands on that car, okay? Turn around.
Just turn around, thank you.
Who else is in there?
I just went-- next door.
My friend, Kenneth--
My fiancee, and my kids.
Okay.
There's one other person that we're looking for.
Where's he at?
You know who we're looking for.
Don't lie to us.
That BMW, who was driving the BMW?
These are our only two cars, sir.
Okay.
Go over to that deputy over there, go.
Go. Go.
Listen, is there anybody else in the house?
You have to be honest 'cause I'm gonna go in there and search.
Listen, can I get my dog, please? Before y'all--
So you're telling me there's someone else in the house.
No, sir.
We don't want anybody to get hurt, bro. You have to be completely honest.
Me neither. I want to get my dog.
So who else is in the house? Tell us right now.
- My dog. - Who else is in the house?
My dog.
Lee County Sheriff's Office!
This is your last chance, we're coming in!
Come out with your hands up!
Watch the doors to the left going in.
Just shut that door, he can't come out.
There he is!
Show me your hands now!
Get on the ground now!
My hands broke! No, stop!
Lay down, lay down!
Get down, show me your hands now!
My hand's broke, my hand's broke.
- Show me your hands! - My hand's broke.
Show me your hands!
Ow! Ow! My hand's broke.
- Roll over. - Get on the ground now!
- My hand's broke! - Stop talking!
I'm sorry, sir!
- Give me your other hand now. - Give me your hand.
Here, here, here!
Get it!
I promise it's broke.
Coming out.
I promise it's broke. Look at my hand.
Look at my hand, it's broke.
They all lie.
Ow, sir.
Hiding in the bathroom.
Maurice? Do we have Maurice?
Hey!
Put him in handcuffs.
Going to jail, he's going to jail too for obstruction.
- Sit. - Sit down.
Wait.
Cross your legs.
All right, dude. Well you could have thought about that a long time ago.
Should have thought about that a long time ago.
When we announced "Sheriff's Office," why didn't you come out?
- I didn't hear you. - No?
You couldn't hear "Sheriff's Office"? Dude, I was yelling it.
I said it pretty loud as well.
You guys hang out in the bathroom normally with friends?
You didn't hear us announce "Sheriff's Office"?
Not until, like, the last time you said it.
We were yelling it pretty loud, man.
Hey brother-in-law, how come you didn't tell us anybody was in the house?
- Dead sleeping. - Asleep.
You were asleep, you didn't know who was in your house?
No, sir.
They just opened the door and made themselves at home?
- You guys saw. - In your bathroom in your master bedroom?
Yes, sir, and...
I didn't even know who y'all were looking for.
Who's Beemer is that? Yours?
No, sir.
How did you guys get here if you guys just got here?
I got dropped off around 6:00.
Okay. How about you two, how'd you guys get here?
We got dropped off, Officer.
You got dropped off? By who?
My girl.
You ain't got no injuries on you?
Look, look at the face, look at my hands. See that?
How come you didn't go to a hospital?
I was on my way.
- Huh? - I was on my way.
How are you on your way if you're in a bathroom?
You were on your way hiding in a bathroom?
I was waiting on my ride.
In a bathroom?
That doesn't make sense.
So your girlfriend-- you just said your girlfriend dropped you off here.
So your girlfriend dropped you off to wait for another ride
to take you to a hospital for a broken hand?
No, because she had to take my daughter, drop my daughter off.
Mmm. If you already know you're in a bind, honesty is the best way.
But you don't want to go that route,
you're just gonna dig yourself in a bigger hole.
So what happened? Can you tell me how, like, you got away and stuff?
Um, the guy sent his girlfriend to get more zip ties
to try to tie me back up.
And, uh, he was already fatigued because I guess he's bigger than me,
fighting with me, and I got a chance to break loose and I ran.
And, I got to a neighbor's house and was able to call the Lee County Sheriff's Department.
Yeah? Well, I'm glad you're all right, okay?
- All right, thanks. - All right, man, good luck.
Got the zip ties.
The car matches the description of the vehicle that we were looking for. So...
We're gonna charge him with probably kidnapping,
agg. assault, and at least obstruction for the people that didn't let us in the house.
We'll have the detectives come out, and they'll take everything over from us.
My name is Adrian.
Got that nme from my mother because,
at the time of her pregnancy,
mother thoroughly enjoyed a show called "Highlander."
And the character on the show,
his name just happened to be Adrian,
and it just seemed to work out well for her.
Spotted a brown-colored vehicle up here, weaving in and out of traffic
pretty erratically.
Try to get this vehicle stopped, see what they got going on.
I thought they were gonna take off, but we're pulling in.
Right here, just outside the Bi-Lo
on Saint Andrews, occupied twice.
Something wrong?
No, sir. I'm just honestly going to pick up my best friend.
You're just honestly going to pick up your best friend?
Yes, sir.
How we doin' today?
I just told her to slow down a couple minutes ago.
Why-- why-- The window don't work?
No, sir. It doesn't.
I'm sorry. I'm very poor,
to be honest.
- Okay. - I have a rough life,
to be honest.
- You live a rough life, to be honest? - Yes, sir.
Where you coming from?
I'm coming from Ermo.
Ermo? Okay.
Step out of the car here for me.
Step back here for me.
Yes, sir.
I'm fine.
- You're fine? - Yes, sir.
- Are you sure? Okay. - I'm positive.
Step back here, step back here, step back here.
Okay, I'm gonna tell you now,
and I'm just gonna be 100 percent straight with you.
There's nothing about you that says that you're fine right now.
There's something going on.
You have one-- Stop. Listen to me. Let me talk.
You have one opportunity to be honest with me
and tell me what the deal is.
I live a rough life, sir.
Um...
It's very hard for me to talk about if you want me to be honest.
No, I don't-- I just want to know why you're so nervous
and why you're acting the way that you're acting right now.
Is there anything illegal inside the car?
- No, sir. - Are you sure?
Swear to God.
I promise to you on my grandparents' graves.
There's nothing illegal inside the car?
- No, sir. - Who is this gentleman here?
That's my boyfriend.
- That's your boyfriend? - Yes, sir.
- Okay. - And, um...
I live a rough life and I, um, live on my own.
I've been living on my own since I was 15.
- Okay. - Yes, sir.
If you want to follow me, I would love it--
Why are you driving the way that you're driving?
Is your license suspended?
No, sir, it's not. Check me.
- Do you have warrants? - No, sir.
Not at all.
Okay. Do you use any kind of drugs?
- No, sir. - Don't smoke any marijuana?
You don't use any kind of drugs that require a needle?
No, sir.
And I'm not gonna find any evidence of that inside the car?
- No, sir. - Okay.
Swear to you.
I'm gonna ask you just like I asked her.
Is there anything illegal inside the car?
Uh, not that I know about.
I don't know why she spazzed when you opened the door.
That threw me off same as it threw you off.
She sounds extremely nervous and not sure and unsure.
How long have you known her?
Uh, I haven't hung out with her in, like, four or five months.
Was that alcohol inside that cup?
No, Officer, it's not.
So who's been drinking? You?
No, sir.
- Who's been drinking? - You can breathalyze me. I'll blow zeros.
And you haven't been drinking? So why am I smelling alcohol?
Okay. Again...
I'm done asking.
Sir, I have been drinking way earlier, but I haven't drank in awhile.
Okay. I'm gonna search your car, just like I said.
I asked you to be honest with me.
I have been, sir.
- Okay, cool. Cool. - No lie.
We'll search the car here.
Everything about her says that...
she's dirty. You got Visine here.
You got little crumbs of marijuana in the bottom of that.
And I know what it is and I never want to obey--
all I want to do is just obey.
And, um...
all I am doing is going to pick up my best friend.
I don't believe you. You literally froze.
Like you turned into a freaking stone--
Because I respect them.
No, you were genuinely scared.
There's a difference between respect and being scared genuinely.
I'm not scared, I just respect...
- All right. - ...the law.
Not to lie. I don't know.
That's just me.
This vodka belong to you?
Yes, sir.
- But it's in your car. - Yes, sir.
But you can take the vodka.
Huh?
You can have that.
Why would I want that?
Well...
You're just saying that because you don't want to get in trouble for it.
Yes, sir, because I, um...
I'm just trying to pick her up from getting her tattoo. That's all.
I watched her kids today.
And I'm being honest.
Can you search around for me?
Let me run both their names and stuff.
That's why she's so nervous.
She's wanted for a hit and run out of Columbia Police Department
earlier this year.
They actually entered the warrant today.
You done searching her?
You done? 69 Flemings, 72.
CPD does that hit and run.
Had that hit and run warrant.
They're gonna head out here to come pick her up right now.
She picked me up. We started racing around,
talking about, "We need to find a liquor store."
And the way she was acting, I told her, man,
she might be freaking a little over the alcoholic side.
- Okay. - You know, just the way...
It sounded more of a need at that point than a want.
- You know what I'm saying? - I understand.
Gonna talk to her real quick.
- Can I pay it? - Huh?
Can I pay it?
Well, you're gonna have to pay it.
Can I please pay it right now?
You can't pay it right now. How much have you had to drink today?
I haven't had that much. I'm just scared because I never knew about this, sir.
Okay, well, I mean, it's--
it is what it is.
It is, but I have a card though.
Listen, your erratic driving and your behavior--
Everything about you says that alcohol has made this a bad day for you.
It's not that, sir.
Okay? That's exactly what it is.
I can't believe that I have that. That's what I'm telling you.
But you do. You have a warrant.
Ugh!
Do you want to tell me anything about it? What happened?
No, sir. I don't even know about it.
I never knew.
It's a warrant for a hit and run.
I never knew about it, sir.
Okay, so why would they get your name and put that charge on you?
Because someone did that.
I'm assuming that someone knew me.
And I never did it. I swear. I swear to God.
So you're saying somebody put your name down--
Yes! I'm telling you.
- So somebody framed you? - Yes, sir.
And got charged with a hit and run. They put the warrant on you?
I promise. I pinky promise.
I don't mean to freak out.
The only reason I freak out is because I love so much.
And I want a life.
And I'm trying and I'm going to school and I'm doing all this.
All right. Well, I'm not gonna be a guidance counselor
or a life coach, but I'm gonna tell you the first part
is to stop drinking...
- Yes, sir, and I promise. - ...and driving.
Yes, sir.
Columbia Police Department is gonna come get you.
They're gonna house you, and then you can go from there.
132 and Bush. I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
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