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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.
The city of Kansas City is a really cool place.
It's got a variety of people.
We have our high crime areas, but we also have a lot of nice areas.
This has been kind of an odd spring.
Last month we had 26 days of rain out of 31 days in the month.
So, it's been kinda hard to get out and do proactive policing.
We just had a white 4-door vehicle leave one of our known meth houses up here.
We're gonna try to pull it over see what's going on with them tonight.
(Radio chatter)
He didn't even stop, dude.
(Sirens blare) We got a vehicle, 10-55,
he just rolled right through a stop sign. Didn't even stop.
He's heading southbound now on Hardesty approaching Independence Avenue.
- It's a white Mitsubishi. - He's doing 40.
- Like, Hatchback. - He's doing 40 miles an hour.
I'm assuming he's gonna take the South Loop. I'll let you know here in a sec though.
(Radio chatter)
Uh, it's a possible intoxicated and/or high driver
leaving one of our known addresses that they use meth there
and have parties.
Nope. He went I-70 westbound, though, ma'am.
He'll be coming up to the Prospect exit on I-70.
It looks like he's gonna continue west onto I-70.
Dude, it's so slick, I can't go much faster.
- (Thunder rumbles) - (Laughing)
Oh, my God.
Dude, it's serious.
Sarge, we're gonna disregard because of rain, ourselves.
We have terminated our pursuit.
Oh, he hit something!
He hit something. He's pulling over, dude.
This car is coming to a complete stop.
Central Avenue, dispatch.
We're gonna try to do a felony car check on it. Can you get Kansas here?
Driver, turn the car off!
- He ain't gonna hear you. - (Siren blares)
Please, notify Kansas. I don't know if this car is disabled, or what.
I think his car is smoking.
Turn the car off!
(Engine revs)
Eh. The engine's all smoky and he can't go much further.
But now they're taking off again at 10 miles an hour.
I think he hit the side.
You can clear it. He took off again, Dispatch.
We're not gonna pursue it 'cause of the weather.
We are not gonna pursue this vehicle.
I'm not sure where the next exit is, Sarge,
but he's doing about three miles an hour on the side of the road.
- Is he pulling over? - I don't know.
Hey, 21-31, he just stopped right in the middle of the highway.
(Sirens blare)
He's probably tweaked out.
Engine's smoking.
They're-- She's trying--
Turn the car off!
Driver, turn the car off!
Hands up! Hands up!
Hands up!
All your hands up!
They're making out, let's do it. They're making out.
Get out! Get out! Get out!
(Yelling and screaming)
Hold it!
Put your hands behind your back!
- Manos espalda! Manos espalda, now! - Okay, okay.
- Manos espalda! - Okay, okay.
Manos espalda!
Let go!
Manos en la espalda!
All right, let's bring that other hand up, boys.
All right, ready? You ready?
What was that all about?
He could have found a better spot to park.
Yeah, man.
(Yelling in Spanish)
Have a seat right here on the ground.
Sit down, sit down!
I can't walk!
(Crying and screaming)
We got an ambulance coming, okay?
Nice and easy, come on.
Get in there. Get in there.
(Screaming continues)
Come on, stand up for me.
(Fire horn honks)
Here's the ambulance.
Gotta do what we tell you to do.
If we tell you to get out of the car, you gotta get out.
I was telling them to hold on, they couldn't hold on.
You can't hold on.
Driver and passenger were making out.
They weren't gonna listen to our verbal commands to get out of the car.
So, a couple officers busted out that window trying to get in.
They still refused to get out.
We had to pull them out and take them into custody.
He's got a holster and bullets on him.
We need to get that gun.
Well, the gun's not in the car.
But he had the bullets and holster on him?
Bullets left pocket, he had the holster in his right pocket.
We're like, "Where's the gun?" He's like, "No pistola."
So, we don't know if he ditched it on the highway
somewhere around here, or actually threw it on a ledge,
'cause there's a lot of great places to ditch whatever you want ditched
that you don't want cops to find.
Should we try to ask the girl?
Hey, you okay? Hey, sister, listen to me.
Listen, okay, here's the deal.
You're not going to jail, so that's okay.
He's got bullets and a holster on him.
I don't want somebody to pick this gun up if you threw it out.
- They won't. - They won't?
- Where is it? - No, they won't.
- Where is it? - They left it in the car.
Where at in the car?
They left the bullets...
and whatever you say in the car.
In that car?
Where's it-- Where's it at in the car?
- It's not in the car. - You just said it was in the car.
I'm saying the bullets.
No, he had the bullets in his pocket.
Where is the gun?
Where is it?
Where's it at in the car?
All right.
Hey.
She was intimating it was in the car.
Now, she's backtracking.
I'm sure he threw it out the window.
Yeah.
Got it! We got it. We found it.
It's gonna be loaded.
He took out the CD player,
and stuck it up underneath there,
- so I had to pull that out. - Good job, man.
Just articulate in your report the condition of the weapon when they found it.
- Who found it, where they found it. - Okay.
On radio: We're clear again.
Yeah, the bullets match the bullets that were in his pocket.
- Do they? - Yup.
Hey, that's your gun, right?
- How much did you drink? - Huh?
How many beers did you have?
No. I just smoked a little bit of marijuana.
- Marijuana? - Yeah.
Okay.
All right, 'cause your eyes, your ojos are rojo.
- (Speaks Spanish) - Okay. All right.
You're being placed under arrest for felony eluding for the State of Missouri.
You also got stuff in Kansas, okay?
- That worked out good. - Yeah, it worked out great.
Could have also jumped out of the car with that gun and shot it out.
- And then we're just trying to make contact with him. - Yeah.
He drives off at 15 miles an hour in a complete downpour.
Did you notice that he acted like he didn't even know we were there?
Then when we started yelling, he looked and he was startled.
He looked up, and he took off again.
- Weird, the police are right behind you. - Yeah, that's weird.
- That were just pursuing you. - That were just chasing you.
That's probably the toughest car chase I've ever been in.
But it ended well, everyone's fine.
- We got a gun off the street. - Absolutely.
What I like most about working for a directed patrol unit
is our camaraderie.
We all work as a unit.
There's ten of us. Everywhere we go,
the whole ten of us go.
So, we kinda know what each other's gonna do.
There's a lot of trust on the unit,
knowing that everybody knows what they're doing.
This moped's made several traffic violations.
Initiate a traffic stop and talk to him.
Black male occupant.
How you doing?
Reason I'm stopping you--
What'chu got?
I got the beer.
Is it open?
No.
I just bought it.
You're good.
The reason I stopped you, you made several traffic violations.
You went from the straight hand lane and made that right hand turn.
Then you weaved in and out of this lane a bunch of times without signaling.
You all right to drive?
Yes, sir.
Okay. Do you have a driver's license or ID or something on you?
- Yes, sir. - Okay.
- Is this your moped? - Yes, sir.
I have all my credentials right here.
All right. Where you coming from?
I'm coming from The Spinx. I just bought me beer.
- Coming from The Spinx? - Yes, sir.
What made you go through that neighborhood?
Which neighborhood you talking about?
Coming out of the apartments?
Yes, sir. I used to live over there.
Okay. So, you're not coming from The Spinx.
Yeah, I was coming from The Spinx.
But you said you was coming from the apartments?
No, sir, I wasn't coming from the apartments.
You just said that.
- I said, I just left The Spinx... - Yeah.
...and I came through the apartments.
Right, that's what I'm saying.
What was the reason in there?
- Uh, I was just riding, sir. - Just riding?
I'm heading home. I live right down here.
- My address is right there, sir. - Okay.
Trying to determine why you went through there.
Lot of drugs being sold out of there.
- I don't-- - Illegal stuff going on in there.
I don't know about no drugs. I'm on probation, sir.
Okay. All right, just sit tight, I'll be right back with you, all right?
- All right. - Just stay on your moped for me.
Radio: 424.
He lied about coming out of the apartments in the city.
Bunch of priors. Dope and stuff.
Nothing active.
Definitely prior narcotics.
A couple prior violent crime type stuff.
Resisting arrest, stuff like that.
(Radio chatter)
Can you step off your moped real quick?
Step back here for me, real quick.
You can leave that.
That's fine.
Keys are fine.
- Anything illegal on you, John? - No, sir.
- You mind if I search you? - No, sir.
Can you face that way for me?
- No, sir, I... - Can you face that way for me?
I don't wanna be searched.
- Okay, just face that way for me. - Okay.
Just gonna make sure you don't have any weapons. I'm not searching you, okay?
Hey, you don't have no registration--
I'm not searching you, sir. I'm making sure you don't have any weapons.
What is this?
Oh, that? That's nothing but a bag.
- Whoa, whoa! - Bring your hands back.
Don't resist.
Relax.
You hear me?
- You gonna chill? - Yeah.
Get on the ground!
Whoa! Why?
Do not pull away!
You understand?
You're under arrest, all right?
Relax.
Anything else illegal on you?
Sir, anything else illegal on you?
God almighty.
Gun.
Not very smart, is it?
To resist with a gun on your waist?
Some crack cocaine.
There we go.
He had a gun in his waistband.
All kind of dope.
All right, we gon' stand you up, all right?
Pull your knees in.
I got a bluetooth on my ear, right?
Is it on my ear?
My bluetooth?
It's not on your ear, dude. We'll find it, all right?
It should be sitting right here.
- Do you hear me? - We're gon' find it.
- I had a bluetooth on my ear, man. - I heard you.
Come on up.
Step back here.
Get my wallet and my cigarettes.
We're gonna get it, man. Come on.
All right, man. Step in.
Yeah, he was extremely nervous.
You could tell, he kept wanting to talk about his beer. But his beer is perfectly legal.
He was coming from an area we know to have a high concentration of narcotic sales.
He lied about where he came from.
He said he was coming from the store,
but we saw him come out of the apartment complex.
All indicators of some type of criminal activity.
He refused to consent the search.
So, I went to pat down for just weapons,
and felt what I knew immediately to be this package of marijuana.
I went to put him in handcuffs, place him under arrest,
he just started pulling away, so we took him to the ground.
Found this loaded .22 pistol in his waistband.
Yeah, with one in the chamber, all it was was having to pull the trigger to shoot.
I mean, he could have done that in one quick motion.
Say again?
Radio: Hydrocodone, Schedule II.
Yeah, these are hydrocodone, which is Schedule II controlled substance.
He's gonna be charged with unlawful carrying of a pistol.
Possession, probably with intent to distribute Schedule II,
which is hydrocodone.
Uh, possession of crack-cocaine.
And probably possession with intent to sell marijuana.
Where were you just coming from?
It wasn't The Spinx, was it?
- I just bought the beer there, sir. - You did?
Okay.
Is it your moped?
- Yes. - All right.
Um, are you a convicted felon?
Yes.
For what kind of convictions?
Anything violent?
Yes?
What were you thinking resisting with that gun, man?
Resisting?
Yeah, like pulling away from us when you had a gun in your waist.
- Did I ever resist you at any time, man? - You did.
- No, man, it's-- - You pulled away from us.
You done?
You don't wanna talk?
All right.
He's facing about five felony charges.
When he's on the ground we just got all this off of him,
and the one concern was his bluetooth.
I think he's got a lot bigger things to worry about than a $20 bluetooth.
I would say nothing surprises me these days.
There are those moments that's just kind of like,
what were you possibly thinking?
It's a very intriguing process.
I like tearing that apart and finding out, you know,
getting to the root of what's actually going on.
I love the street investigation.
We're gonna talk to this guy. He's walking on a really dark street.
And he's out of place. I've never seen him over here before.
How you doing, bud? Where we heading to tonight?
Going to my uncle's house.
Where does uncle stay?
End of the street and to the left.
He stays where?
Down Richmond to the left.
- Second house on the left. - Okay.
Do you have an ID on you, sir?
- Yes, sir. - Okay.
Where you coming from?
- Where I'm coming from? - Yeah.
- From Marta. From, uh... - From Marta?
Yes, sir.
You coming to live with him? What's in the suitcase?
All my clothes.
- Your clothes? - Uh-huh.
How long you planning on staying over here?
Couple days, if I can.
Kinda down on your luck?
No ID on you? No?
It's not too warm and you're sweating rather heavily.
Do you normally sweat...
Yeah, I have high blood pressure.
- I'm a diabetic, as well. - Okay.
- You said your ID is out of the State of Georgia? - Yes, sir.
Okay, what's the first name on that ID?
- Randall. - Okay.
- You said first name? - Randall.
- Spell it for me? - R-A-N...
- R-A-N-D-A-L-L. - Okay.
- And what's your date of birth, Randall? - Mine?
'55.
And the ID is out of the State of Georgia?
No, it's in Georgia.
You gave me a negative and a positive response.
- Your ID Is issued to you by the State of Georgia? - Yes, sir.
Okay. Is it ID only, or driver's license?
It's ID.
- All right, are you on probation or parole, Randall? - No, sir.
- No? - No, sir.
- You ever been locked up? - No, sir.
You've never been arrested, ever?
I mean, I've been arrested, but...
- But not-- For petty shit. - Okay.
Not for petty--
I said for petty shit.
Oh, okay. Hang tight for just a second, Randall.
Clearly, the information that this individual gave us is not who we're looking at here.
This is probably his father.
Um, but this is definitely not the, uh...
He's not who he says he is.
So, we're about to investigate just a little bit further.
Randall?
I've been doing this a long time, buddy.
Okay?
A long time. And I'm very thorough.
Some people would even say that I'm meticulous.
Tell me how the State of Georgia got somebody else's picture on your license?
I'm gonna give you one opportunity. Why are you lying to me?
- I'm not lying to you. - You're not lying to me?
Would you like to see the driver's license photo
of the information that you just gave me?
'Cause I can show it to you,
and it surely is not you.
My name's Randall...
Mm-hmm. Who are you?
- That's my name. - And what's your date of birth?
- '55. - Okay.
Let's go take a look at this photo.
Would you like to take a look at the photo?
You can leave your suitcase right there.
- Who is that? - I have no idea.
You have no idea. Where's your wallet?
Here.
I believe if I give you respect, you should reciprocate that, all right?
I give you respect, give me respect, okay?
You're not being truthful.
Why you're not being truthful, I don't know.
Who is Aileen?
That's my lady.
Oh! An EF card.
Oh!
Funny.
It doesn't say Randall at all.
What does that say?
Go-- humor me. Read what name that says.
What name does that say?
Robert.
Robert. Robert what?
Robert, are you on parole?
- No, sir. - No.
- Are you on probation? - No.
No. Then why are you lying to me?
You shook me up. I ain't--
- I shook you up? - Yes, sir.
So, when you get shook up, you just automatically start blurting lies?
All right, go stand right up there at the front of the car.
Now, we're gonna check his true identity.
And figure out why he's lying to me.
Okay.
Come on, man. I've been in the game a long time.
Who is Randall?
That's my stepfather.
Your stepfather.
Okay, you're still on felony probation. You said you weren't.
All right, I need you to place your hands behind your back.
Do you have anything on your person that's gonna stick, poke, prod, or cut me?
No? Do you have a substance problem?
I feel a push stem right there.
What am I feeling in your pocket?
And stems, any needles, any razors?
That's my ink pen.
- That's your ink pen? - Yeah.
Also commonly used to stuff a pipe.
You don't smoke?
You don't do any kind of drugs?
- Yeah, I do, uh, pills. - You do pills.
What kind of pills do you do?
Percocet.
And the truth comes out.
So, that's your writing pen, right?
That's not a push for all this cocaine you have on you?
If you'd just told me the truth, man, I would have given you a ride.
You wanna know the truth?
I would love the truth.
I, uh, relapsed.
- Huh? - Today, I finally relapsed.
Today.
So, I caught you on the day that you started smoking again?
You smoke crack today?
No?
I was on my way to.
Okay. So, I caught you before you could start.
Hey, sir, what you got?
Okay.
Sir, I mean, ma'am.
Hey, she was talking to me. Come on, we're gonna walk over here to the car.
Robert here is...
Had a, uh...
Had a bad day, but I think we learned a life lesson.
But Robert, we'll keep it at simple possession.
Next time, just tell the truth, man.
Life's gonna deal you all these challenges,
but being dishonest is just gonna compound everything. Okay?
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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