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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.
After being in the Navy for four years, and being on submarines,
got out and went to Oregon State University
to study nuclear engineering
and decided I didn't want to be a nuclear engineer after all.
So I became a cop.
I have yet to find a use for my nuclear engineering degree
as a police officer, but...
You're a lot closer than 994,
I'll just have you continue.
827 copy, en route.
Looks like a drunk male is harassing some of
the tree trimmers we have trimming the trees above the cables
on the light rail line.
Hello.
Hey.
Is this the gentlemen that's been kind of a problem?
- Yeah. - Sir, can I talk to you for a second?
Okay, we're gonna put you in some handcuffs real quick, okay?
No, that's way scary. I'm good.
- Are you? Just chill out, you're good. - Yeah, I'm good.
- You're good. - Ah!
Why are you guys-- I'm going home.
Hey, just relax. Just relax.
- No, no, no. - Relax.
- I'm going home. - I disagree with your assessment
- about the going home part, okay? - Ah!
You're super drunk, we're gonna take you to detox, okay?
No, I'm not, I'm not.
The whole twisting arm thing is going on because you're pulling away.
- Hey, bud. - No, no.
You need to stop that.
No, no, no.
- No, no. I'm good. - Here, we got him right here.
I'm good.
Papi, papi.
This isn't--
No, no, no.
- Hey! - Hey, pal.
- No, no, no. - Okay.
- I'm okay. I'm okay. - This isn't-- I know.
- This isn't gonna work out. - I'm okay.
- Stop. Stop. - I'm okay.
Ay! Hey, papi, I'm okay.
Hey, buddy, what's gonna happen is you're gonna get hurt.
- Yeah, stop. - No, no, no.
I'm going home.
- Okay, stop. - I'm going.
I'm going home. Please, please!
Oh, this is better.
It was on his own volition.
Ah!
Hey, bud.
- We're gonna have to hurt ya. - I'm going home.
- You're not gonna go home. - I'm going home.
I'm right here.
I'm going home, please?
- We good? - Please, please?
I'm going home.
I'm going home, please?
Please!
Stop resisting, dude. Stop resisting.
Don't fight with us.
There we go.
Hey!
Anything sharp's gonna hurt me?
No, but I wanna go home.
Okay, stand up.
I just wanna go home.
Let's go this way.
We just spent, like, a minute wrestling that dude
just so we didn't have to do a takedown.
We were half an inch from having that handcuff on.
Brother, I want to go home.
You're not under arrest, but we've got you in custody
'cause we're gonna take you to detox, okay?
What was going on with these guys? Like, why--
I don't know.
You don't know?
Did they anger you or what was going on?
Why were you harassing them?
I don't know. I'm sorry.
Okay, so are they people you know?
No, I don't know.
You don't know them?
I'm single.
- Okay. - I don't know people.
You were just kidding around though, playing with them?
I was, I was just fucking like...
I'm sorry. I was...
You're just drunk?
Yeah, just drunk.
I was just walking around, and like...
I had my best friend, and he was taking care of me.
Well, he disappeared.
- Okay. - I don't know, where is he?
- Lost your wingman. - Is that who you were out drinking with tonight?
I was drinking so much.
Okay, and he just let you go by yourself?
- Yeah, but... - Even though you were drunk?
You guys... yeah.
Why'd you wrestle with us, dude?
- What? - Why'd you wrestle with us?
I don't know.
I'm a good person.
I didn't do anything.
So-- well, these guys got kind of worried
that you were gonna try and fight with them and stuff.
Yeah.
- I was just walking. - Do you wanna apologize to them?
- Or let them know? - I can do that.
- Okay, you can do that. - That's fine.
Hey, Marco here would like to say something to you guys.
I'm sorry, you guys.
No worries.
- You guys good? - Yeah, we're good.
Have a good night, guys.
All right. All right, Marco.
- Have a seat. - Hey, buddy.
You're just gonna go to detox.
Whoa! Watch your head, watch your head, watch your head.
Watch your head. Watch your head.
It's just so you sober up, okay? You're not in any trouble.
All right, brother?
Why?
That's just the rules, man.
Why?
'Cause that's the way things work.
Why?
Okay. Good night, Marco.
So, what was this guy doing to you?
Uh, well, we were up on the tree and at the beginning
he just started-- just, like, talked to us.
- Uh-huh. - We said, "You don't have to be here"
because one friend, he was burning tree-- he was burning the branches.
- Okay. - And they can hit you.
"What? I'm gonna stay here."
He started hugging the trees.
We tried, like, not to push him.
Like, you don't have to be here. You're not supposed to be here.
- Okay. - We were trying to be nice to him,
but he was trying to say bad things to us.
- Uh-huh. - So...
Did he hit you or anything?
He hit my friend over there.
- Okay. - He tried to punch on him.
- Okay, threw a-- - And he just push it back, that's it.
- Pushed him back? Okay. - Yeah.
So nobody's hurt?
- No, nobody's hurt. - Okay.
Everything is okay.
So are you okay with him just going to detox?
Or-- and sobering up, or did you guys--
like, you guys are--
you just want the problem to go away, kind of thing?
Yeah. He was in our way.
Yeah, no, he seems like a nice guy. He just had way too much to drink.
Yeah. Too much to drink.
It was really nice for you guys to come.
Thanks for calling us, appreciate it.
- No, thank you. - All right.
- Take care, man. All right. - Have a good night.
Hey, Marco.
We just talked to those guys up there,
the guy you took a swing at...
and they don't want to press charges or anything, okay?
So we're just gonna take you to detox now, all right?
So you can sober up.
- Okay? - Yeah, I'm good.
All right, man. Okay, I hope you feel better in the morning.
I'll get your handcuffs off in just a couple minutes here, okay?
I love you.
- Appreciate that. - Love you too, man.
Yeah, there are definitely good people here.
The saying goes, "Lynn, Lynn, the city of sin.
You never come out the way you went in."
I don't believe it's true.
I mean, there are a lot of good people in this community
that work hard everyday,
go home to their families.
We do our best to, uh...
keep everybody safe here in the city.
All right, this is a vehicle from earlier that was involved
shooting a pellet gun at North Shore Community Police.
We're gonna be at Sheridan and Adams.
Two occupants.
- How you doin'? - How you doin'?
See your license and registration?
Where are you coming from?
The hell is that?
It's an airsoft.
Keep your hands up, shut the car off for me.
Step out of the car.
Go to the back of the car.
Yep. Yep, yep.
Put your hands on the back of the car.
How come you were riding around with that in your car?
'Cause I have a couple of them 'cause we go out back in my house and shoot 'em.
Go back and you drive around the city with those in your car?
I don't drive around the city.
Did you stop anywhere tonight? Did you use that at all today?
At my house.
You used it at your house and that's it?
- Yep. - Okay.
I live on Den Quarry Road, outback 'cause the power lines.
We'll go out back and we have a... we have wars.
Two on two, three on three. I mean, we go out back there.
Okay.
If I was trying to do anything with it, there wouldn't be an orange tip on it.
- All right. - Is there another one?
Put your hands on the trunk right here. On this.
- Keep your feet spread. - They're legal, right?
Except for when you go shooting at people.
No one was shooting at anybody.
Well, that's not what we have.
Might as well be a real gun.
When you shoot at people--
I wasn't shooting at people.
Especially officers.
I wasn't shooting at anybody.
Okay, well they're gonna come here and we'll see.
It's a pellet gun. We had a report earlier,
this car was shooting at the North Shore Community Police.
And, uh...
when we pulled them over, this was laying on the backseat.
The other was on the floor of the passenger seat.
Not trying to be a smart ass or anything. I mean, I know my rights.
I didn't shoot nothing.
That's what we're gonna get to the bottom of.
No, I completely understand.
I mean, again, they're a hundred percent legal.
I don't-- you know, I shouldn't be detained on it.
It's not legal when you shoot it at someone.
You know what, I shouldn't have had them in the car.
That was a stupid mistake, but it's not a matter of being too old to play with them.
Okay, you can still legally buy them.
Where I live, we have like four acres of woods.
We go out there and play with them.
Well, I shouldn't have had them in the car.
It's acceptable to have them out there, but...
You understand, like...
You know, again, I mean...
You know, if I was really...
Like, the Uzi...
It's a Mac 11.
Mac 11?
We didn't see the orange tip, dude, and you were--
I understand, but--
Hey, I completely understand that. I mean, I know.
I mean, that's why the orange tips are on.
Yeah, but we don't want that to happen.
And we also have another town that's had an incident...
involving somebody shooting a BB gun at a car.
10, do you have Adams?
Yeah, it's affirmative.
The license, the Saab plate is expired.
His license is good.
- Roger that. - 315.
This is the North Shore Community Police.
They were the ones that originally contacted us in regards to the incident.
- How you doin'? - How's it going'?
What happened earlier?
So pretty much, I have a report of what transpired earlier this evening.
- Okay. - Um, I was right outside the, uh...
exterior of the west entrance above McGee building,
when I saw white BB's fly in my general direction.
One to two hit my chest.
Okay, so they-- You were hit by...
- Yes, sir. - ...these BB's from
the direction of the vehicle?
- Yes, sir. - Okay.
As far as the evidence bag, I have six white BB's
that I collected from the scene.
Okay, were you injured?
- No injuries. - Okay.
These are the two guys. Yeah, he was actually waiting on the traffic light, stopped,
and that's when I saw the African-American male
walk to this vehicle, get inside the passenger side.
This gentleman was the driver at the time in which I saw
those white BB's shot in our direction.
All right, based on that, they're going to be taken into custody
for assault by means of a dangerous weapon.
Okay.
Tell them that I wasn't even--
That's what I was just saying. Yeah, 'cause...
I wasn't even with him.
Can you tell them I was not with him when you picked him up?
What's that?
This guy has no idea what he's talking about.
I mean, when you're not an official police officer,
and you're a college cop,
whatever gets your rocks off.
You hit him six times with a--
Who did? Hit who?
You guys did. The officer from North Shore Community College.
He has the BB's in an evidence bag.
Let me see the marks on him if I hit him.
Look at my back, do you see a mark?
Yeah, 'cause I-- We were going out and I let someone shoot me.
If that was the case, he would have a mark on him.
- Come on-- - He doesn't have to have any marks on him.
I'm cooperative--
Well, right now, what you're--
Right now what you're being arrested for is assault by means of a dangerous weapon.
Your car's being towed because it's expired.
So what was going on tonight?
Why are you riding around with those in the car?
I wasn't-- Listen, I wasn't with him when he shot the North Shore car.
He just picked me up a few-- a few, like thirty minutes ago.
He said, "You wanna go take a ride with me?" I said, "Fine."
How come the North Shore campus officer said--
ID'd you as being at the McGee building?
That's what I was telling him.
I wasn't there, I don't even go to North Shore.
He's saying there was two people in the car when there--
I know where he was. I know--
And he said you got into the car at the street--
broad street.
He pointed right at you and said you were
standing over by the McGee building by the wall
and that you got into the vehicle.
I don't even go to North Shore.
I don't go to North Shore.
You don't have to go to North Shore to be there.
Okay, right now, what you're being--
you're being charged with assault by means of a dangerous weapon.
- It wasn't me. - All right.
I think they were definitely up to no good.
These are-- they're plastic,
but they still can do some damage to somebody if you get hit with them.
We're going to take this all back to the station,
be inventoried and then, uh, entered into Evidence.
And hopefully we get them off and not shooting anybody anymore.
Before I was a cop, I used to make films,
in front of the camera and behind the camera
and then I became a cop and it's amazing
how I have to use the same skill set.
Because every person you make contact with,
you have to create this character of who they are able to talk to
and who it is they want to see.
So we're gonna check out a car that's parked up here.
There's two people sitting inside of it. No one's inside the driver's seat.
And it just looks a little off,
so we're gonna get out and see what they're up to.
Hi, folks.
- How you doin'? - I'm okay. What are you guys doing?
I was waiting for my buddy to come back.
Oh, 'cause I saw the car parked over here
and I just thought it looked weird.
Oh, no, we're waiting for our friend.
Oh, okay. So where's your friend?
He went over to his cousins right up down the road.
Well, would you guys mind giving us your information real quick?
- Sure. - Thanks, appreciate that.
Yeah, I'm gonna be honest with you Officer, I've got a warrant for my arrest.
How about you? You have a warrant or anything like that?
- I don't have a record. - No record at all?
- How old are you? - 22.
22? Okay, I'll come to your side.
Since I know you have a blade in there, I'm gonna have you
interlace your hands behind your head.
What are you going to jail for?
Just gonna be a warrant for my arrest in Star Court.
They're gonna revoke my ass, I'll get to go upstate.
Just gonna take that knife out of here.
- Yep, go ahead. - Thanks, I appreciate it.
Michael, do you want to have a seat over here, man?
On the curb, right here.
I've dealt with you before. I remember you ran from us one time.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
You had a warrant and you ran and I think you got away that night.
Yeah. Yeah.
Well, here we are. We got you tonight.
Is this your girlfriend?
- No, she's just a friend. - Okay.
So you guys aren't over here doing some major drug deal?
No.
I mean, I'm getting a ride from Pablo.
Pablo? Is that your little purse?
Can I see it?
Is there a reason why you're searching me though?
I'm asking you your permission.
Well, I never said even to--
there's no reason for you to search it, though, right?
You tell me.
- I mean, I'll tell-- - I mean, I didn't do anything wrong in here.
I don't know that you did or you didn't.
- Right, so-- - If-- if you'd feel more comfortable,
you can open it up and show me.
- Well, I mean, I don't have to. - I mean--
I mean, I have my rights, right?
- You do have rights. - Okay.
- And where we're at right now-- - Am I breaking the law right now, though?
Where we're at right now
is, I don't know who you are.
- Okay. - You don't have any ID on you.
- Okay. Uh-huh. - You're in a car that doesn't belong to you.
- Right. - The guy sitting next to you
- has a warrant for his arrest. - I don't even know him. This is my first day of...
I understand, so what I'm saying is,
yes, something is fishy here,
undeniably.
Because he has a warrant?
Because I don't know what you guys are doing here.
We can't-- we're not allowed to just pull over and stop on the street?
Well, you're telling me, you don't know the name of the guy who's car this is.
- You don't even know-- Michael: - His name's Spooky.
- No. - Spooky?
Yeah, Spooky.
Pablo Speakeasy--
That's all I know. His name's Spooky. That's about it.
He's a white guy.
You're kind of raising all of my flags right now.
Is Spooky Pablo, whoever he goes by?
Now I've got a guy who's got two street names but no real name?
I don't know if this is a stolen car. I don't know what's going on.
You obviously have something that you feel like you need to hide from me.
- And you need to know that-- Michael: - Okay, I stole the car.
- I stole it. - Now he's admitting he stole the car.
And when you guys were coming by, I went off and threw the key.
I don't know how far I threw it, but I threw it.
Hey, Kylie, I'm gonna have you step from the car.
Here, you can step back up on the sidewalk.
I don't want you to fall.
Why are you getting really confrontational and agitated?
Because I have meth in that bag if that's what you wanna really know.
- Okay. - I'm just gonna be honest with you now.
- Okay. - Because, might as well,
'cause you're gonna search it anyways, right?
Well--
I mean, it's like I don't-- I've never had a record in my life
and all I've been doing is getting ride and my shit.
And she's like a mom to me, and then this shit happens.
- So you have some meth in this little bag over here? - Yep.
- You have a lot or a little? - I don't know what you would consider a lot.
- Shall we look? - Go ahead.
Do you know this guy, Michael?
No, I just met him tonight
not even 25, 30 minutes ago.
Did you get this from Pablo?
- No. - How long have you been doing this junk?
Not even a year.
Why don't you have a seat on the curb over here.
So, you're crying right now.
What is it that you're crying about?
Because I don't want to go to jail.
I didn't even know it was a stolen car.
Okay. What about the dope part?
Well, yeah I know that's-- obviously I knew that was there,
but, I mean, stolen car.
I don't know anything about no stolen car.
Do you think I would sit myself in the back of a stolen car
with no record, and like have the chance of getting pulled over or something?
No!
I'm sorry. I'm just-- Oh, my God.
Hey, you don't need to be sorry that you're upset.
I'm glad you're upset. You should be upset.
All right, hang out. I'll be right back with you.
Okay, Mike. Not your car?
It's not stolen. I told you that
'cause I thought it would get her out of trouble.
Obviously it's not.
I don't know what was in her purse.
I don't even know what was in my bag.
All I know is
is that no, we got a ride from our buddy.
- Spooky? - I told him the same thing I'm about to tell you.
- Pablo? - I'm not gonna give you my buddy's name
'cause I live by a code, by the criminal code of silence.
I'm not telling you his name.
What can you tell me?
I got in his car, and pick her up.
But he was almost out of gas.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to cut you off at all.
You're buddy came over here,
the car was running out of gas. What was your buddy's name again?
- Uh. - Aw!
- You almost-- I almost got you, dude. - Nope.
You would have been kicked out of the Criminal Silence Code Club.
No, I would have been called a snitch.
I'm not gonna wear a rat jacket.
Especially if I'm going to prison.
'Cause this is my last strike in Star Court.
Her? It's her first time going to jail,
so, uh, she'll get recogged.
Her mom will be pissed, but she's gonna go home.
And then she gets to sleep happy.
I get to sleep happy, 'cause I'm on a bed.
And I know that I'm gonna be fed.
What about your buddy? 'Cause I don't want to tow that car.
What about my buddy?
Eh, he can worry about himself. He's a grown man.
All right. Thanks.
Kylie, do you know that methamphetamine is a Class C felony?
No.
So a Class C felony goes on your record permanently,
and it is no less than one year in prison.
That's a lot of time for a 22-year-old
who should be doing better things with her life.
So I'm gonna tell you what I'm gonna do.
I have five years to charge you with this,
and every month, I'm gonna run your name once a month.
Okay.
And if I find that you've been arrested for another drug charge
in the next five years, I am going to submit an arrest for tonight,
which means you have motivation to stop acting like a fool
and lead the life that you want to be leading.
Good luck to you.
All right, Michael, stand up.
We're gonna get you to jail.
♪ 'cause I'm ready to go and let you down ♪
♪ say hello to all my homies there ♪
Michael, you actually think you're gonna go serve some time or what?
Yeah, 'cause I'm an absconder.
I abscond a lot,
so they told me if I abscond again
that'd be the last chance, you know?
- All right, dude. - All right.
- Good luck to you. - Thank you.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
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