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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? ♪
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 Atlanta is a nice place to live.
It's a very diverse culture.
Got people from all over the world here.
There's always things going on for everyone.
You know, whatever your interests are.
I like to play soccer a lot.
So, I'm always either out at the soccer field
or catching some type of soccer sporting event.
We're gonna check this park over here on the right.
Nobody should be here after hours.
We've had a lot of violent crimes as of late.
So, just make sure nobody's here.
You see them?
Got somebody shooting.
We got somebody shooting in the park!
13-12, black male and black female firing a weapon out here.
He just clicked it like there's no more left.
Black male's got on a gray shirt, blue jeans.
Black female's got a white shirt, black pants.
They were shooting in the direction of the apartment.
We're walking at a distance behind them.
Inside the porta-potty. Inside the porta-potty.
Yo, come out with your hands up! Hands out!
- Hands out! - Put your hands up!
Atlanta Police!
We got our guns drawn, hands out!
Hands up!
Get on the ground! Get on the ground!
- On the ground. - What'd we do?
Put your hands behind your back.
- I don't have a gun! - Shut up.
Okay.
Radio, two detained.
I do not have a gun.
Stop moving. Where's the weapon at?
- What weapon? - We saw you.
Found a gun in the porta-potty, dude.
- Get all fucked though. - Stand up.
- You got it? - Yeah, it's in there. On the left.
We heard you drop it, so I don't know why you're acting like
you didn't have nothing on you.
What you heard, man?
- We saw you firing the weapon. - I didn't know what was going on.
You saying you found a weapon?
My simple question to you is where do you live?
Y'all just came out of nowhere.
- You feel what I'm saying? - Where were you at?
I was just over here just walking.
- Just walking? - To the park. Me and him.
Back here in the construction in the middle of the night?
Me and him just walking to the park.
So, why do you think my officers stopped you?
I do not know! I just seen y'all coming--
How long you been in the park?
Just-- I just came to it.
Just came.
And you didn't hear any gunshots when you were walking from there?
I heard something, but I ain't...
It wasn't him.
- As I was thinking-- - I thought it was you.
No, I promise you--
I promise you, I do not know how to shoot a gun!
There's a firearm that these suspects were shooting
that they dumped it inside the porta-potty inside the tank.
And unfortunately, somebody's gotta retrieve it.
Nice little... Looks like a .380.
You got it?
- Tear it? - No, not yet.
Yeah, yeah, it was just them.
They had eyes on because I could hear the shots being fired over the radio.
- That's over there. - They could see the muzzle flash.
They were around this area.
The casings are gonna be around here.
- Okay. I got you. - There's one. There's one live.
I got a live one here.
- Two right here. - There's another one.
That accounts for just about all the shots I heard over the radio.
Hey, boss.
So, what happened out here? What were y'all doing?
We were walking to the porta-pot--
we heard gunshots, so we walked to the porta--
- You heard gunshots? - Yeah.
- Okay. - We walked to the porta-potty.
- Okay. - What can we do when we hear gunshots?
We can't walk that way.
It's a whole fucking park over there.
If we walked that way we'd probably get shot.
So, we walked to the porta-potty.
What happened in the porta-potty?
We were about to fuck, bitch and I, I heard y'all, some shit and whatnot.
Y'all told me to get on the ground, what can we do?
If y'all heard some gunshots, why didn't y'all call 911?
We in the park, call 911?
What about if we say that we saw you guys shooting the gun?
Man, you ain't see us shoot no gun.
If y'all'd seen us shooting a gun, y'all'd have got a gun up on us.
Y'all'd have pulled up on us over there and took the gun from us.
Okay. What if I tell you we found the gun in the porta-potty
where you guys were at?
Of course it's gon' be in the porta-potty.
They probably put it in that shit.
Why would somebody put a gun in a porta-potty?
Shit. Hey, ask them.
Okay. Now, if I ask your girlfriend what happened,
she's gonna tell me the same thing?
Yeah, I told you everything. As her anything. I don't even care.
- I don't-- - How many shots did you hear?
- Huh? - How many shots did you hear?
- Hell, I don't know. Three, four. - Three or four?
I don't pay attention. I'm still trying to fuck some.
I've been drinking, trying to get some pussy.
What would you do if you were drinking and you were with a female? What would you do?
I wouldn't be shooting my firearm.
- I don't have a firearm. - Okay.
Okay, so it comes back on 28-A out of Virginia.
- It's stolen? - Yeah, I ran the weapon.
She's coming back saying that the gun was stolen.
6-1-2011 from Virginia.
Now, I ain't never shot no gun before.
Did you hear any gunshots while y'all were out here?
We heard something that's why we hid in the thing.
Okay, so y'all were hiding in the porta-potty.
- I was scared! - Okay.
- So, you never fired a gun? - No.
When you came out of the porta-potty, and we ordered you to the ground--
No, that's why I got on the ground.
Listen, listen, you said--
you said "I don't have a gun."
We never said anything about any guns.
Somebody-- one of them police was like, "Come out, I know y'all have a gun."
That's why I was like, "Who has a gun?"
- No. - I promise-- I promise you--
We found the gun in the porta-potty.
Why would there be a gun there?
But I understand-- I understand that.
- And we also heard-- - But the thing is, I did not have no gun.
- Me or him did not have no gun. - Okay.
As I know, me and him did not have no gun.
- Let me tell you this-- - As I know. I never went in his pockets.
When we got up close to the porta-potty, we heard something fall
inside the porta-potty.
- And then it just happened-- - Oh, that was him! I came out first!
That was him? So, what? Are you saying he--
Tell one of the officers they were telling-- pointing a gun at me.
You just said that that was him.
No, I did not!
When I told you that we heard something fall in there,
- you said that that was him. - And I came out first!
I'm telling you this, that I came out first!
All right, ma'am.
I know y'all had to be a little amped up
'cause I heard the shots over surveillance, and it scared me.
I thought y'all were in a gun fight or chasing somebody shooting.
I guess we're gonna end up, you know--
They charged with being in the park?
Yeah, being in the park. Shooting-- being in the park after hours,
as well as firing a weapon within city limits.
He's a four-time convicted felon,
so that's not very good for him.
En route to a disturbance with a weapon.
Officer spoke to victim. Stated that they'd just been assaulted by a male.
Male should have a gun on him.
And we're just now rolling up. We're gonna see.
Seems like the officers have contact with him.
See what they got.
They got a person located in the back yard.
Get down! Let me see your hands!
Go! Go in your house now!
- Let's see your hands! - He's in the back yard.
He's got something in his hands.
All officers, officers in trouble outside Elms Kitchenette.
- Get behind the tree! - I'm behind the tree on him.
Officers are coming in behind the white house.
He already started to move towards something and acted like he had a gun pointed towards us.
Let me see your hands!
To the right of me.
Railroad track! Railroad track!
20-60, he jumped the fence.
He's running northbound down the railroad track. We're gonna try to cut him off.
I'll keep an eye on him over here.
I'm gonna try to tie this area.
White male, about 5'9", heavy build with a red hat.
There he is.
I've got eyes on him.
He's to the west of the Elms Kitchenettes,
probably 10 feet to the west of the railroad tracks.
He's facing northbound.
Where's he at from where I'm at? I'm in the corner where he jumped?
He's on the north side of some trees and bushes.
Probably out of your line of sight. But I've got a perfect view on him from where I'm at.
It looks like he's tired. He's resting right now against the fence
to the west of the railroad tracks.
See him? Straight west.
No, to the left. Keep going. Left, left, left, left, left. Right there.
Who has an eye on him now?
26, he's going northbound.
He's gonna be going northbound.
He's-- he's got nothing in his hands, but he's walking north...
up on the tracks.
- Get on the ground now! - Get a flashlight on him.
On the ground now!
Get on the ground! Show me your hands!
Show me your other hand!
Got me covered?
Show me your other hand!
Relax, or we'll tase you, dude.
He's the only one outstanding?
Yeah, that's him.
Where have you seen that before over here?
Uh, to the south and then to the east.
Clear. No gun here.
Where's the gun?
- I tossed it. - Where at?
- Right over there. - Right over where? Tell me where.
- Over that way somewhere. - Over here?
All right, I saw him where he stole--
He's saying he tossed the gun right down there.
All right, come on, stand up for me.
He was leaning against that fence.
Do we know if he actually ever had it?
I hope y'all notice.
Got my gun.
The fastest motherfucking gun in the West!
- You know where we're walking to, right? - You trying to shoot us?
Oh, God. No, they already got me set up for that.
Anybody got shot?
We done at this point. Done with this!
- No, fuck! - Stop!
We need a van.
Yeah, we might as well get one.
We don't have one on south, though.
Stand up!
Set him down.
Come on, let's go!
- Let's keep him on his side. - I got this. I got this.
- You're done. - Keep him on his side.
We got a man coming for you.
Might have EMS come check him.
Pupils are so dilated.
Shoot me.
Hey.
- You're lucky to be alive. - You want to.
You're lucky to be alive.
- Hey. - Fuck you! You ain't nothing but a--
- These ones are okay. - Okay. Let me talk to you.
- You a bitch! - Let me talk to you.
You had your chance and blew it, bitch.
Let me talk to you.
You want it so bad right now.
- Nope. - You not like it anymore.
Whatever the fuck they say, bitch.
What's your date of birth?
That's my motherfucking date.
- Let's just put him in the back of my Tahoe. - Come on, bub.
He's a spitter. Watch out.
We got him for you.
I will fight to get these pants up!
We got 'em up, brother. They can't go up any higher.
Fuck!
You, there you are.
- You sit there with that smile. - Come on.
You want it bad.
- Just step up. - Aah! It hurts so good!
- Step on up. - Aah! Come see me later, honey.
Watch your head.
Y'all arrest me. Y'all are great police.
- You gotta duck down, man. - You can get me in.
Push me in. Ha!
I'm gonna mess him up. Make me a winner, God damn it.
Aah!
I mean, there was just-- I couldn't see what officer was running in front of me.
- Yeah. - When he put his hands out like that,
I mean, I-- I almost. I was very close to shooting him.
Oh, yeah. This is a...
perfect example of more of like a suicide-by-cop situation.
He looks like he might-- he might be on something or-- I don't know.
Yeah, he's probably methed out.
I'm sure. He was telling me it's his lucky day.
He was kind of insulting us for not shooting him,
which is kinda hinting towards that he was wanting us to shoot him.
Apparently, he came around the corner here,
and then went into his yard and he was like, "What are you doing?"
And then he beat up that guy on the front porch,
and he's got some pretty good visible injuries.
- So, he assaulted that guy as well? - Yeah.
And that's when I saw the female run out there.
- 'Cause she heard-- - Screaming.
Yeah, she's screaming.
So, he beat him up, and he's pressing charges.
Okay.
And the other people that are across the street said there was a gun somewhere.
But-- So hopefully we can get a dog out to check.
- Check for the gun. - Yeah.
Okay, sounds good.
- EMS is gonna give him some medication real quick. - Oh, good.
- Excellent. - Try to calm him down.
- Just sedate him a little bit. - Yeah, so...
Yes. EMS is gonna be transporting him down to the hospital.
They're gonna do some tests on him, make sure he's okay to be released.
Then once they release him, then we're gonna book him into jail.
Some of the things that happen in this city are just-- we're busy.
We get a little bit of everything. Street crime, robberies,
sometimes just helping people out.
The drugs are rampant. Lot of times you're tripping over drug deals.
But it's always better when you're getting the dealer and not just the buyer.
We're heading to a convenience store for a supposed disturbance going on inside the store.
It was called in by an off-duty officer.
Looks like it's ongoing.
- I will if you listen to me! - I'm trying to.
He was the trouble of it all.
- Okay? - Calm down.
- I don't care! - Hey, hey, hey!
Hey, take her over.
- Oh, really? Really? - Yeah.
- Really? - Oww!
Now you got an A&B DW on a police officer for kicking me.
Stay still. Stay still!
Cuff her.
- Just cuff her. - Stand still!
- Cuff her. Cuff her. - Aah!
You little motherfucker! Put me off!
Oww!
All I did was--
Don't do that to her, please!
You don't understand what happened!
- Will you just listen to us? - Put her in the car. Is your car unlocked?
Please, listen to us!
You're gonna be next.
Please, listen to us.
Please, honest, I swear to God, please, listen to me.
That guy just walked up!
- He slapped me in the fucking face. - Put your foot up.
Get your foot in the car. Come on.
- Yeah, get my foot in the car. - Come on. Get in the car. Get in the car.
Fuck you! Fuck you!
Oww!
Sit up. Sit up.
She gave me a little kick in the leg, so she's going at least
for disorderly and assault and battery dangerous weapon.
That's my best friend! I never touched him.
Disorderly conduct.
- Miss, forget about it. We're not talking about it. - Disorderly conduct?
How do you get disorderly conduct? I never even touched him.
- You're creating a scene. - No.
She's running at officers. She pushed me.
She just kicked me in the legs. So she got ABDW.
- Oh, wait a minute, I know you. What's going on? - No, shit you know me!
- So, what's going on? - Nothing!
Let me explain. Please let me explain to you.
Her and I were fighting here, okay?
- Who's fighting? - And then that guy came over here.
- You two, you and your friend were fighting? - Me and my friend.
That's my best friend, okay?
So, we're arguing, and all of a sudden he pops into the whole freaking situation.
- Yeah. Trying to stop the fight? - And-- yeah.
Well, we weren't fighting! We were just arguing.
- Whatever it was-- - We were just yelling at each other.
Right? So, we're just yelling at each other--
"I'm calling the cops."
Call the fucking cops. I don't care! Call the cops!
- I don't care! - Okay.
She's my best friend. I don't care.
- Okay. - I'm driving her home, and that's all there is to it.
And then he tells me I touched him?!
- You know me. - Well, that's...
- He took off, so he-- - Exactly. Because he knows he's wrong.
But, your friend is going off, and she's--
- Well, she was trying to protect me. - Wait, just listen to me.
She's going off yelling and screaming, and then she kicks me in the leg.
- And then-- - But she's trying to protect me, though.
The thing is-- you weren't any safer than being with three police officers, though?
- Can I please just drive her home? I honestly-- - She's under arrest.
She can't be. She's got her bag over there.
- Come on, please. - Well, we'll bring her bag with us. And her shoe with us,
- but she's under arrest. - Come on, please, please?
- Just listen. - You know me! You know me! I'm a good person!
- Listen to me, I'm not saying you're a bad person. - You know me!
- You know my son! I'm a good person! - I know! Listen to me.
- Listen to me. - Come on, you can't arrest her.
She's gotta come home with me.
Well, you can come. If she doesn't have money on her,
you can bring $40 down to her. And plus, she's drunk.
Yeah, 'cause I'm driving her home.
She's not calming down. If she's arguing with you so much,
she's not calming down, is she?
- No, you're right. - Do me a favor.
- Can I have that bag? - Well, we're gonna give her her property.
Do me a favor. Talk to this officer, okay? Listen to him.
- Listen to him. - Please, don't do that to me.
Jenna, I need you to calm down, all right? You good?
What's going on?
This is what's going on, okay?
My name's Officer Wright.
All right. You don't have to talk to me if you don't want to,
but I just want you to calm down.
- All right? - I just want--
All right. How much you have to drink?
- A lot. - What, you guys at the beach drinking?
All right. You had a lot. So, you're not acting yourself right now.
I need to take my hair out of my face.
Jennifer, just calm down.
You're already getting there.
- You just gotta keep calming down, okay? - All right.
It's just tough to talk to someone when they're this upset and you've been drinking.
- I'm this upset? - Your friend's okay.
- All right? - My friend. Okay.
She's right there, she's okay.
- All right? - So, can you...
Listen to me. Listen to me.
- Listen to me. You were disorderly-- - I have-- I am a--
Completely yelling and causing a scene, all right?
And you kicked me.
- Oh, I kicked you? - Yeah.
You kicked me right in the leg.
I'm sorry.
- That's why you're under arrest. - Oh.
But here's the bright side.
- Unless you have out-- Listen to me. - I'm getting bored.
Unless you have outstanding warrants, or you have a big case hanging over your head,
you will bail right out. Do you have money on you?
- No, I... - It costs $40 to bail out.
Your friend will probably bring it down for you.
Okay? So, why were you kinda going after your friend?
Because I'm a drunk alcoholic.
Okay. So, how about getting help?
I mean, being out in the sun and drinking isn't gonna be any good for you.
- That headache's not gonna be fun tomorrow. - No, it's not.
My boyfriend doesn't love me anymore.
It's just--
So, how about getting rid of him?
Just try to relax.
We'll be with you, all right?
We were not disrupting anybody.
Okay, well, disorderly conduct is when
people start paying attention to what you're doing,
whoever's doing the yelling, all that.
When I pulled up, I could hear her when I was pulling on the street.
Because-- wait. Because they pulled up before you.
- Right. - And they had me cornered.
That's why she went off.
Well, it looked like he was trying to talk to you.
He was trying to talk to me, but she was nervous.
She thought that they were gonna arrest me. That's why.
- You weren't acting up when I pulled up. - I would never act up.
- And she-- - I have no need to act up.
Well, she's under arrest for disorderly conduct.
- Oh, God. - And then she kicked me
for assault and battery dangerous weapon on a police officer.
Come on.
Doesn't matter whether it hurt or didn't hurt or whatever.
She turned her head, aimed, and kicked.
But you know me. I would never
- ever do anything. - Doesn't mean-- Yeah. And you haven't--
And you haven't tried to beat me up yet.
But she did.
- "Yet." - So, she tried, so she's under arrest.
- Okay. - She's drunk.
- Okay. - She needs to sleep it off a little bit.
So, I have to go down to the police station?
- Go down to the Lynn Police Station and bring $40 for her. - Oh, jeez.
Okay? Good luck.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
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