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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.
I love working graveyard.
I feel like this is the best shift,
the best time that we can make a difference as cops
because this is when people are breaking into homes,
stealing cars, robbing people.
This is when all the in-progress crimes are happening,
so this is our best chance to catch those people that are committing those crimes.
So, we're trying to catch up to this chase.
This deputy's chasing a car that's failing to yield
and they're right up ahead of us here.
Looks like we're taking 38th Ave where he's slowing down.
Took 38th.
Attempting to pit him.
Pit is successful.
Switch that, she's continuing to go.
I am now number one.
We just blew the intersection at 152nd on 38th Ave.
Pursuit, southbound 1-6.
Still refusing to stop.
Still eastbound.
Going up the hill then, towards Lake Military?
Correct. Looks like she's cut her lights.
She, uh, she's not really sure what she's doing. Looks like we're turning
up-- she just crashed.
Turning up a little dirt road here.
Looks like-- I'm not sure what the dirt road is.
Going to the top here.
Try to get to the scores on that dirt road.
That dirt road we've hit a gate.
We're going up. We're gonna dead end here in a sec.
She's going off road here into it. She just--
I think we're gonna bail here.
Get on the ground!
On the ground. Get on the ground!
My glasses...
Hands behind your back.
My glasses. I can't see without them. Thank you.
So, we're gonna cuff this lady up
'cause she didn't want to stop in the chase.
I'm guessing she might live here.
Hey, shut my siren off!
Let's go.
Okay. Hang on, hang on.
Hang on. Hang on.
What's your name?
You can take me to jail.
That's it?
You can take me to jail.
- Well, obviously we're going to take you to jail. - No. You can take me to jail.
- What's your name? - I need to speak to an attorney,
you cannot talk to me. Thank you.
Take me to jail.
- Do you live here? - I don't live here.
How come you didn't want to stop?
- How come I didn't want to stop? - Yes.
- I will not tell you. - Okay.
So, I'm guessing you want us to impound your dog, too?
Right?
I will give you my name if I can put my dog up.
- Up where? - On the chain.
No. I can call somebody and have them come get your dog.
Oh, you-- It's already here.
Okay.
Just take me.
Remember, I gave you the opportunity to have your dog go home with family, right?
I'm giving you every opportunity
to avoid the animal, all right?
You're gonna scare your dog. Knock it off.
See, now you got the other dog all riled up.
Got the other dog all--
Let's go.
- All right. - We're going. We're going.
We're going into that flashy car there.
- Come on over here. - Thank you.
Woof, woof, woof!
Thank you, sir.
Have any weapons on your or anything on you right now?
No.
She just has her phone and her ID in her bra.
- My-- oh, yeah, my ID is there. - There it is, huh?
Makeup in the bra and everything.
Are you gonna tell me your name?
No, sir, I'm not.
You can take me to jail.
- Well, obviously I'm taking you to jail. - Thank you.
- Why do you keep saying that? - Take me to jail.
All right. You know we're gonna take that ID out, right?
You can't touch me! There's not a female officer on hand!
- You cannot touch me! - He's touching you.
Legally, you cannot dig in my breast.
I didn't say we were gonna dig in your breast.
You said you were gonna take my ID out. You can't.
- Correct. Correct. - You cannot.
There is not a woman here.
There is not! There is not!
You have to have a female officer here!
- You are correct about that. - Thank you!
I'm a diabetic and I have high blood pressure.
So you want the fire department to come check on you?
My cuffs have to be in front, though.
- No, they don't. - They're too tight.
Don't tell me the rules.
- Will you feel this? - No.
I'm gonna loosen this one up for a sec, okay?
Better?
It's still too tight.
They are not-- look, I can put my finger all the way through them.
- It's still too tight. It hurts. - It's not too tight.
- It still hurts. - Yeah, they're gonna hurt, they're handcuffs.
I feel like I'm gonna vomit.
Well, don't vomit 'cause... Well, it's not my car, go ahead.
All right, well, I'm gonna call the fire department out, okay?
All right. Hang on.
- Could you loosen these? - Nope. Nope.
- They're loose enough. No. - They're still too tight.
- They are not! - They keep--
Looked like she was gonna go through that gate,
then at the last second changed her mind and went down the hill.
And then when she got out here, I don't know if she just stopped or the car died,
or what, but there's her license plate there.
When she came down.
She got a dog in the car.
Well, it's a good thing you didn't run away, huh?
Huh, bud?
Yes, you're okay, huh?
That's a nice dog.
When she came around the corner, she was completely over in the oncoming lane.
So we got lucky that there was nobody else coming down that road.
No answer?
Nope. Dog's barking up a storm.
All right.
I'm back, Yvette.
What is your husband's name 'cause he's not answering the door?
- Wesley. - Wesley. Does he still live here?
Yes.
- Okay. - Can I just put my dog up on the chain?
What did you think was gonna happen if you stopped and the dog wasn't here?
We were gonna impound the dog to the pound or something?
Is your license suspended?
You have warrants?
Then why would you assume that...
Because I would like my dog to be in a place where she feels comfortable.
Why did you think you were going to go to jail?
- All right. - Might I by chance be able to hook the dog up?
Not right now, no.
I will answer more of your questions if you let me hook her up.
Well, how do I know that?
I'll shake it.
I give you my word. I shake it, I give you my word.
They let you know that you're going to jail for the eluding, obviously, right?
And your dog is being taken care of. All right.
It can be pretty serious at times,
but when you get to work with a group of guys and gals
where you guys get to know each other real well,
hang out after work sometimes.
Kinda builds a family environment and it's not really work anymore.
It's more fun when you come to work.
So, we're coming into this community right here to set up a safety checkpoint.
They've requested more of an officer presence through our community meetings,
and what we're going to do is do a checkpoint tonight
and just kinda help our officer presence in the neighborhood
and help them out with those issues.
This guy just pulled up to the checkpoint.
A lot of movement inside the car, I don't think he's gonna stick around too long.
And just saw something.
He's taking off. He's taking off.
We got his vehicle nearly struck a couple of our officers.
So we're going to be in pursuit of him right now.
10-50.
Whoa!
Get on the ground! Get on the ground!
Get him, boy!
Hey, he's running right there to the left.
Chris, stay right there!
Black male, white t-shirt.
Hey, come out to me or my dog's gonna get you. Come out here!
All right, hold what you got right there, Chris, don't move too far.
Hey, come out here or the dog's gonna get you. You are surrounded.
Get on the ground!
Get on the ground now!
Get on the ground!
All the way down!
No, I'm good.
Hey, they got him.
Watch that bad man.
Are you good?
- Watch that bad man. - Stand up. Stand up.
Hey, you can walk him out straight ahead of you right here to the right.
Yeah. We gotta get him out of here.
But the fence is wide open down at the end.
Hey, brother, next time you run from us,
make sure you take your ID with you.
We still got your ID you left it with us.
What were you scared of?
Going to jail?
But what happened?
You're still going to jail.
So why run? Huh?
We got, just basically, a dime bag of weed out of the vehicle right now.
This is what Deputy Salters saw
as soon as the guy came up to our checkpoint back there.
And then he took off as soon as we spotted narcotics in there.
Along with an open container of liquor.
So, both bad things to have when you're driving around.
- What's your first name, bro? - Ronald.
Ronald, did you remember handing him your driver's license?
I remember handing 'em over and he asked me to pull over,
and when he told me to pull over, I was like,
"No, I ain't got no license." You know, what am I gonna do?
Know what I'm saying? So right then I just panicked
and just-- just panicked.
I was just trying to get away, basically.
Just over a dime bag?
Is that why you panicked? Just that dime bag you had in there?
Got a little bit of damage. Is that your dad's car?
What's he gonna think about the front end being all banged up?
- I didn't see it, so... - You didn't see it?
- I don't know what's what. - All right.
We'll get it towed out of here tonight.
I could hit you with a lot of felonies.
- Yes, sir. - All right, for the assault with a car
'cause when the deputy's out at the car like that
and you take off and almost hit him with the car,
that's an assault on us.
Not gonna charge you with that.
All right? 'Cause you're being cool with us and you're talking to us.
You're gonna get a few traffic charges on you,
and then that possession for the weed.
But that's gonna be about it.
Okay. So you're gonna get reckless driving,
the failure to stop for police, the pursuit,
and I'm gonna hit you with that possession of that weed, okay?
All you had to do was pull off to the side,
we'd have wrote you a couple tickets, call somebody to get your car,
and you'd have been on your way.
- I didn't, you know... - Instead of going to the jail.
You know, I...
When a situation like that happens, I panic, and you know,
it's my bad. It's my mistake.
And I'm gonna man up and admit it.
Well, we appreciate it, man. We'll get you taken care of,
we'll get you down so you can make bond court in the morning, okay?
- All right? Okay. - Okay.
Sit tight, I'll come back and talk with you...
- Yeah. - When-- Okay. All right.
He was going way too fast to make that curve, ended up in this homeowner's driveway.
He hit the truck. He also hit this Kia right here,
and then he pushed this truck into the house,
and into this nice SS that's sitting right here.
Man, I don't know how bad that damage is.
I think he got more damage on the back side.
Did he push it into the house?
- He pushed it into the grill and pushed it into the house. - Oh, my god, dude.
- See all the brick? - I did not even see that.
So, he pushed it back and it caved the brick wall in.
- You the homeowner, sir? - Yes, sir.
We were down here trying to look at your car
- and when we got back here-- - Oh, Lord.
It got pushed into your wall pretty bad.
I don't know if you can see underneath, sir, right here.
- Yes. - He pushed it back there pretty bad.
What'd you hear?
I was asleep and I thought something was gonna come through the house.
So, I jumped up, and...
Man, so, nobody got hurt? Anything like that?
No, sir. Nobody got hurt.
Wow.
These guys just don't think, man, when they take off like that.
Hey, I want you to see your dad's car.
The choice you made to take off
for that little dime bag of weed, man, could've killed somebody.
This is your dad's car, right?
Your dad's probably not going to be happy, but look what you did to this guy's house.
Not only did you damage this truck, you hit his other car.
So, your actions
hit that truck, pushed this car into this house.
I want you to look at what you did to that man's house
over running from a license problem and a dime bag of weed.
Is he in there?
He's in there.
- Let me apologize. - You wanna apologize?
Yeah, I wanna apologize to him, 'cause I'm wrong.
This is the homeowner who's cars you just wrecked into.
- How you doing? - How you doing?
I apologize.
You know, I was wrong. You know, I didn't mean that.
I didn't even mean to even come this way.
But, you know, me panicking and making mistakes, bad mistakes
and bad choices. I made a bad choice and a bad mistake.
I apologize to you.
I accept your apology.
This right here leading to this, and I'm sorry for that.
All right.
- Sir? - All right.
We appreciate your time, sir. If you need anything, all right?
- But thank you. - Okay. All right.
- Thank you, brother. - All right.
Don't run from the cops, man.
That little dime bag is not worth ending somebody's life over.
Little bit of property damage, but everybody's safe,
and he's going to jail. That's what counts.
I've been a police officer in the city of Chelsea now for 26 years.
There's a lot of activity. It's a very busy city.
Multi-cultural city. Lot of different people.
Worked in the gang unit, drugs.
But my favorite facet of the job is working uniform patrol.
Okay, looks like we got two people fighting in the bushes down here on the left.
Yup. Right here.
Troy, get me some help. Broadway.
Everybody, back up!
Ma'am, stay right there. Stay right there.
Oh, my god, I was waving you down, calling 911, look at it.
He-- this girl, I don't know, I guess she looks like me, she--
No, she took my money, she tried to take off with it!
- No, I didn't! - Ma'am step over here.
Grabbed my wallet out of my car!
Don't move.
- Ma'am, sit right here. - Okay.
Ma'am, you have an ID on you?
I don't ha-- I live right here on Grove Street, right there.
- I was walking up the street-- - Joe, stay with her.
Whew.
Sir, step over here.
Broadway before Marlborough. Broadway side of city hall.
- What's going on? - She said, "Hey, give me a ride."
I pulled over,
- she asked me to give her a ride, - Yeah?
Next thing you know,
my wallet's sitting there, she grabbed it, got out of the car,
and walked away.
- All right. - No.
Was that before you unzipped your pants?
My pants were unzipped.
What are you doing in Chelsea, tonight, sir?
I dropped my friend off on Central Ave.
Sir, I want you to have a seat right here.
Where do you live, Shirley Street?
I live on Huckston Avenue, Winthrop.
All right, what brings you to Chelsea, tonight?
I was dropping my friend off.
What street were you dropping him off on?
Off of Central. Down by the turn.
And are you in the habit of picking up girls walking in the middle of the street?
No, sir, she just said, "Hey, I need a ride."
- And I stopped. - You picked her up?
Just to give her a ride?
Some stranger in the middle of Chelsea?
- I don't know who she is. - I think you know who she was.
I think you know exactly who you were picking up.
Have you ever been stopped before for any violations with the John Law?
- No, sir. - No, you didn't think she was a prostitute
when you picked her up and put her in your car?
And you just pick up strangers?
In the middle of Chelsea, you just pick up strangers
- at 1:00 in the morning? - I usually don't.
I usually don't, sir.
All right, have a seat right there and don't move.
All right, listen,
so, he solicited you?
- He was trying to solicit me. I was sitting here-- - Well, what did he say?
He was like, "Hey, honey, I wanna have a good time.
I had a few drinks, I'm feeling a nice buzz.
What's going on, you wanna hang out?"
And I was like, "Hey, where do you wanna hang out?"
And he's like, "Well, I wanna cross the line over here
'cause I know people around here. I used to build houses," he said.
"So I want to cross the line." I was like, "No, I'm all right."
And then he goes, "No, you come over here!"
And got out of his car, jumped out,
- he was like, "Weren't you that girl--" - You were in the car?
No, no, no, I was talking to him. From the-- like, right here from the curb.
And he got out the car and jumped out and he goes,
"Weren't you that girl, Jessica that ripped me off last week?"
At what point did you grab his wallet?
I didn't grab his wallet at all.
I don't have his wallet at all.
I didn't grab his wallet at all.
Well, his wallet was over here in the bushes.
And how'd you guys wind up fighting in the bushes?
He was fighting me here. He grabbed me from all the way over here
and he was fighting me.
Did he offer you money for sex?
He did offer me money for sex.
But he was, like, kinda belligerent.
And I was like, "No thank you." You know what I mean?
And then he was like, "Oh, you're that fucking bitch Jessica, come here!"
Jumped out his car. "Man, I'm calling the police on you right now."
- Okay. - I am not Jessica.
Is there a reason that his pants were unzipped and your pants were down?
No, my pants were down because he's pulling them off.
Okay. Was he pulling them off, or were they just coming off when you were fighting?
No, he was pulling them off.
Saying he's gonna steal all my money.
All right. Sit right there.
All right, sir. She's alleging that you solicited her for sex
and said that she had robbed you last week.
Robbed me last week?
I'd never seen her 'til tonight when I pulled by here.
- Sir, again. - Just saying "I need a ride."
Her story does not match anything that you've told me tonight.
So, I need you to be as honest as possible
and tell me what happened here tonight.
Dropped my friend off.
Driving back to Route 16 to go home.
I don't know my way around Chelsea.
She goes, "Hey, I need a ride."
I'm a nice guy. I work with special needs individuals.
Next thing you know, I said, all right, pull over,
my wallet's sitting there,
she reached in the car, grabbed it,
and took off with my money.
That's it.
Is the car registered to you, sir?
- Yes, sir. - All right, sir.
See if we can square this away.
When I first got into the vehicle,
on the front driver's seat there's an open wrapper for a condom.
There's some mouth wash in the glove box.
The female we spoke to has admitted she's engaged in prostitution before.
The male party had his zipper down,
and the female party's pants were down
as they were fighting in the bushes when we pulled up on them.
There's a used condom in the back seat.
I think we know what's going on.
Ma'am, turn around and put your hands behind your back.
You're under arrest, charged with an armed robbery, and solicitation prostitution.
But I didn't do anything for solicitation or robbery?
Ma'am, ma'am, from the statements you've made to me,
and the fact that this gentleman, and his wallet was over there,
and the statements he's made,
you're being charged with an armed robbery.
- Okay? - All right.
- Stand up, please. - Yes, sir.
You're under arrest, charged with assault and battery,
and you're being charged with solicitation.
My brother's a police officer.
- Excuse me? - My brother's a cop too, sir.
He is? Does he know you're over here in Chelsea picking up girls?
No, sir.
Just pat him down, please.
- How long you been hooking for? - Two years.
- Yeah.
I need you to tell me exactly what his participation was--
Well, I already got arrested for solicitation, so let the police deal with it.
But he pulled me, like,
I was sitting right here, and he was like, "Hey, beautiful."
Like, "I'm feeling nice and buzzed."
And his penis was out and everything.
- And I do-- - So, what? I'm sorry, his what?
No, I'm not even talking to you guys.
Fuck this, you guys are like, making jokes out of this shit. Fuck this.
No, no, ma'am, I'm trying to--
'cause he's put it all on you.
- I don't care. - He's put it all on you.
- He was hitting me, so you guys saw that. - Right.
But you just told me something that you hadn't told me before about his penis being out.
Well, because I'm, like, embarrassed, you know what I mean?
I don't wanna-- He was trying to date me, I already told you.
He was trying to date me, and he told me to go across the line.
- Right. - And I said, "No, I'm not gonna do it."
And you're telling me his penis was out when he pulled up?
- Yeah. - All right.
- Thank you. - All right.
Have a seat.
Just sit tight for a second.
All right, sir, she's telling me that you solicited for sex,
that you had your pants down with your penis out--
Sir, she took my wallet and ran away with it.
She took your wallet after you solicited her for sex.
No, I didn't solicit her for sex!
I did not solicit her.
So, she didn't solicit you for sex, but in your car you got an open condom,
all right? You got the wrapper on your front seat,
you got the mouthwash in your glove box,
you're in Chelsea at 1:00 o'clock in the morning.
She dropped stuff in my car!
She grabbed my wallet and dropped stuff.
She grabbed your wallet and then framed you by putting that stuff in your car?
And ran up that hill.
I don't believe you're being honest with us.
- And the condom wrapper doesn't belong to you? - No!
- The condom in the back seat doesn't belong to you? - No.
- She just put that stuff in there to frame you? - No.
Just in case the police came along?
I have no idea how it got there, sir.
Okay.
And I'm being honest with you.
I believe you're being somewhat honest with me.
All right, you're under arrest.
You can't help me out at all, huh?
No, sir. It is what it is.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
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