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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 got hired in the city of Stockton about seven years ago.
Recently joined Community Response Team, CRT.
Just a small group of guys that goes out
focused primarily on violent offenders.
Guns and gangs.
Target those areas crimes are happening
and have happened,
and try to make the city a better place.
All right, we're gonna make a traffic stop on this vehicle.
Has some lighting violations.
See if they're aware of the violation.
Westbound Flora.
He's going like, 10 miles an hour.
Slowly pulling over...
and continuing.
I'mma take it Channel One.
Yankee Nine.
Currently in pursuit, I'll be eastbound Poplar from San Jose.
It's a gray Ford Taurus.
Into a parking lot, Yosemite.
He's hitting the fence.
Stop!
All right.
Okay.
All right.
Hands up!
Lay straight on the ground.
Face down on the ground!
Stay on the ground. You're gonna mess around?
I'm not going back.
All right.
In a parking lot south--
On San Jose.
All right.
I'll grab the other one.
- Stay. - I'm down, bro.
I ain't doing nothing.
Yeah, I got one detained.
There was an "X" in the car.
She's on her knees.
Why you running, man?
I don't know, 'cause I ain't got no license, and I'm on federal probation.
You're on probation?
I am, man.
Yankee Nine, I got him in custody.
Why didn't you stop?
Let's go.
Why didn't--
I don't know why I just didn't pull over, man.
You're a wild guy. Have a seat.
So, the Community Service officers here
are gonna take the collision report for the fence.
- All right. - I don't think it hit anything else besides the fence.
- It's just the fence? - Yeah, just the fence
and the damage to the actual car itself.
It avoided all the structures.
- This your house? - Yeah.
What'd you guys hear?
Pretty much I just heard some crashes going through
after I heard a few police sirens and stuff.
Came outside and heard the guy wrestling on the ground.
I grabbed a baseball bat real quick, but...
I saw you guys were already taking care of it and stuff.
- Okay, so when you looked out we were already here? - Yeah.
Okay.
This everything you found in the car?
Yeah. Found it all in a backpack inside.
Had this guy's name in it and everything with it.
There's also a scale in there. Coupled with a bag of weed.
I don't think they're telling us 100% the truth.
All right, so he's gonna have to go on all that.
- Britannia? - Uh-huh.
Hi, how are you?
Why didn't you guys pull over?
I told him to pull over.
- You told him to pull over? - Mm-hmm.
You did?
- I told him to stop. - You just told him to stop?
What else am I supposed to do?
I don't know what else I'm supposed to do?
I was just trying to get an idea of what your mindset was during it, you know what I mean?
If you were scared, like, oh, yelling at him to stop.
Or if you just were going along for the ride.
- No, I told him to stop. - Mm-hmm.
Of course I was scared.
I never been through this.
Yeah. Is that his weed in there?
I didn't know there was any in there.
You didn't know there was any in there? Okay.
Does he smoke weed?
- No. - No? Okay.
Doesn't have any guns or anything like that?
- No. - Okay.
- You okay? - Yeah.
All right, Britannia.
You can go ahead and step out.
You're gonna be going on your way.
Make better decisions in the future, you know.
- How you doing, Grant? - Panicked, man.
Panicked?
Why you panicked?
Man, I just got done doing seven years in the federal pen, man.
- All right. - And I got it, and I didn't--
and it's crazy 'cause the car is in my name and everything.
- All right, hold up. - I just didn't have no license, right?
- I don't know what I was thinking. - Just don't have a license?
That's it, man. Everything else.
I'm so used to doing everything wrong, right?
When I'm finally doing something right,
I'm just so used to doing shit wrong, man.
So, that's why you didn't stop is 'cause you were panicked?
It's the only fucking reason, man.
I got everything. The car's mine!
I just panicked.
What were you in the pen for?
- A gun. - A gun?
Yeah, I used to gang bang,
but I gave all that stuff up.
I'm just dealing with my girl, man. Taking her back and forth to work.
I ain't been doing nothing, man.
What about that weed, is that yours?
- The weed in the car? - Mm-hmm.
- There's some weed in the car? - Yeah.
- Think it's my nephew's. - Weed and a scale.
- Think it was my nephew's. - That's not yours?
- It's my nephew's. - It's your car, though.
It is in my car, though.
- You don't know nothing about the weed? - No, I--
probably was my nephew's.
Yeah?
You sure?
All right, you saw me behind you, yeah?
I saw you.
- The lights, heard the sirens. - Panicked.
And then you ran from it.
I did. I was panicking, man.
Know what I'm saying? I was panicking.
I didn't have no-- the car is mine, so,
either way, y'all know who it is!
I just wasn't thinking right, man.
That's all, man. That's all it was, man.
All right, anything else you wanna tell me?
Oh, that's it. What am I getting charged with?
What are you getting charged with?
You're gonna get charged with the possession of the weed. All right?
- Is that a felony? - And you're gonna get charged--
It can be. What's the scale for?
I don't know what it-- I don't know.
Then you're gonna get possession of the weed,
you ran a couple stop signs during that,
you're gonna get the evading charge,
and then you're gonna get hit and run.
- Felony? - What's that?
That's all felonies?
Come on, man. Give me--
If I can make them, but they look like they're gonna be misdemeanors right now.
Can you please make 'em misdemeanors?
- Man, I just did seven-- - Not up to me, man. It's up to the penal code.
You're gonna be going downtown.
We'll finalize it when we're down there.
But if they go felony that's all on you, too.
You're right. Definitely right.
Gotta make better choices, man.
I've been a police officer with the city of Portland for 20 years.
It's a great job, I've loved it.
It's kind of a family tradition.
My dad was a police sergeant here in Portland,
my sister is a police officer here,
and hopefully, if my wife agrees,
one of my kids will decide to follow the family footsteps
and become a Portland police officer.
Okay, we just saw a car pass us,
uh, no front license plate.
So, we're going to flip around and see if we can stop it.
He's not gonna stop.
We'll be in traffic pursuit. Westbound Holgate.
Speeds are about 40.
Driving in his lane.
It's a silver Mercedes.
Uh, he went southbound 8-4 or 8-5.
- 8-5. - 8-5.
And we'll get him right here.
I think he bailed.
- Hey! - Let me see your hands!
Let me see your hands!
Let's see your hands now!
Don't move!
Uh, 4-5-0-4 on 8-5.
Do not move!
Man, I can't see the passenger.
- Okay, I can see both of his hands. - Okay.
They're out through the sunroof.
Those are his hands.
Don't move!
Just sitting here.
- He is really antsy, keep an eye on him. - Okay.
Driver, go ahead and step out of the car!
- Keep your hands up! - Keep your hands in the air!
Step out!
Hands up!
Put your hands in the air!
Close the door.
Keep your hands up!
Step up onto the sidewalk. Sidestep.
There you go.
Now, listen to another officer.
Go ahead and step backwards slowly.
Passenger!
Come across and come out the driver's door.
Dude, he is so high.
Do I keep my hand up to open the door?
Yeah, use your hand to open the door.
There you go.
Good, keep your hands up, there you go,
now listen to the other officer.
Walk slowly backwards to my voice.
Keep coming, keep coming, keep coming,
keep coming, stop.
They crashed. She was trying to back it up and get out when we pulled up.
- Francisco. - Francisco, okay.
We're gonna walk you back here, Francisco.
All right, so we got some cash.
Got a meth pipe. Little meth residue.
A scale, some packaging.
Guys, just got word that it was stolen out of Washington County.
- Oh. All right. - So, the keys are supposed to be in it,
so I'll get a tow started for you, if you want?
Fantastic. Yeah, keys are in the ignition.
- All right. - Thanks.
Yup.
What's wrong? What'd she do?
She just dumped her drugs.
She pulled them out.
I knew it was there.
- Is it Percocet? - Yeah.
Yup. It's a Percocet.
Thank you for retrieving it for us.
Okay, Amy, is that your boyfriend, Francisco?
- Yeah. - Okay.
Whose car is it?
Freddy's.
I'm sorry?
- Freddy. - Freddy.
Okay, why are you driving Freddy's car?
Because I borrowed it.
- 'Cause you borrowed it from him? - Yes.
So, what was going on tonight?
My old man has a warrant.
- I'm sorry? - My old man has a warrant.
- Oh, he has a warrant? - Mm-hmm.
Okay, yeah, I'm gonna have to run him and find out.
- So, that's why you ran? - Yeah.
- What? - Yes.
Okay.
Right now, you're under arrest.
You're being charged with the elude,
which means running from the police, okay?
And also for the drugs.
And you're gonna be going down to jail in a few minutes for that.
Okay?
Uh, are you okay?
Are you okay, Amy?
Amy?
9-8, 9-9-8.
Start me Code Three medical.
She seems to be having a seizure.
Amy, come on, get out of the car.
- Come on. Come on. - Come on, Amy.
- Have her sit down. - Come on.
- Put her up on the grass. - Yeah, let's sit her--
- sit her on the grass - Grass, right here.
- Come on. - All the way to the grass.
There we go.
Lay on your side, Amy.
Roll her on her side, there we go.
There we go.
9-9-8, let them know.
She's still breathing, convulsing.
Unresponsive to being talked to.
Can you talk to me at all, Amy?
It's gonna be okay, Amy.
Medical's coming to take a look at you, okay?
Just hold on.
Hey, Amy, did you swallow some drugs?
And we're back.
She was convulsing, shaking,
couldn't talk to us.
- What's her name? - Amy.
Amy. Hi, Amy.
Since she started she's been unresponsive.
- Amy. - And she had some Percocet on her.
I don't know if she swallowed anything else.
Okay, Francisco.
- You doing okay, man? - Yeah, yeah.
- Okay. - Is there any way I can get some water?
- That's all I ask. - I will see what I can do about that, okay?
Yeah.
Can you tell me what in the world is going on tonight, man?
I don't even know, man.
I just walked out of treatment yesterday.
- Oh, really? - Yeah.
- Heroin habit. - Heroin?
- Yeah. - Is that your drug of choice?
Well, I mean, I got a couple of them, but that's my downfall.
You seem a little tweaking tonight?
- Yeah, yeah, I'm a little. - Did you do some meth today?
- Yeah. - Yeah, okay.
- You doing okay though? - I'm all right.
Okay.
Um, your girlfriend's name was Amy?
- Yup. - Yeah, okay.
- Is she all right? - Yeah, she's gonna be okay.
Not sure, a little medical thing.
They're gonna take her to the hospital and check her out.
- Make sure she's okay, okay? - All right.
All right.
What am I being charged with actually?
Uh, right now it's just the warrant.
- Just the warrant? - Yeah.
What do you think it'll be?
Well, she was driving.
So, she's gonna get the felony for the DSV,
or Driving Stolen Vehicle.
- Right now, you just got the warrant. - It's stolen?
Yeah, it's stolen, man.
All right.
Didn't know that?
No, no.
We were thinking about buying it, so...
Eh. Well, unfortunately, you're not going to be able to buy this one.
- Yeah, all right. - So, right now, it's just the warrant.
Um, through our investigation, if anything develops,
- I will let you know, okay? - All right. Appreciate that.
- Okay. - I just wanted to apologize
for putting your guys' life in jeopardy and everybody out here.
Hey, appreciate that, man.
I really do.
- Good luck to you, okay? - All right, thank you.
Uh-huh.
I'll see what I can do about that water.
She's going to go to a local area hospital to get checked out.
She may have swallowed some narcotics.
She had a whole bunch of drugs.
Meth, some powdered heroin, and some black tar heroin.
And she also had packaging material and a scale,
so she's gonna be charged with not only possession,
but distribution of meth and also heroin.
And this was on the floorboard.
What's that?
A restricted weapon.
These guys are up to no good.
I've been with Boise Police now for four and a half years.
I was actually living in Houston, Texas for a while
and met a constable down there.
He had some really cool stories about law enforcement and piqued my interest.
At that time, I didn't know what I wanted.
I was going to college,
and then decided that was the route I was gonna go.
And it worked out.
So, we're going to a call now. We've had an armed subject call twice.
Somebody said that a male was out
frantically waving his arms with a pistol on his side.
Right now, actually, people are waving us down, so.
Looks like the black shirt's the one with the gun, probably.
Guy's coming out with his hands on top of his head.
This whole block was hit by guys doing fiber optics.
- Stop. - Yes, sir.
- Stop. - All right.
Listen to me, are you armed?
- No, sir, I took it off. - Okay.
I'm gonna make sure you're not armed,
'cause I know you have a gun.
- Yes, sir. - I want you to face away from me.
- Yes, sir. - Put your hands on the back of your head.
On the back of your head.
- Yes, sir. - Don't move.
- Yes, sir. - I got you covered right here.
- Do you have any knives or anything on you? - Yes, sir.
Pocket knife, right front.
I'm gonna remove it, I'm not taking it from you.
Just wound up after chasing one.
You were chasing one of them?
What's in your pockets, bud?
- I'm not sure what-- - Pistol's right there.
Where is it?
Pistol's in the yard right there.
Yes, my pistol, and my mother-in-law's pistol, and my wife's pistol.
- Okay. Relax. - Oh, man.
- Come over here. - Yes, sir.
What is going on with you?
I just chased 'em down.
Who'd you chase down?
Uh, happens to be one of my brother--
or my son's roommates.
Chase him down where? What--
He's been borrowing my son's room-- sorry.
What's this talk about you think that somebody put some cameras in your head?
- Or, was that you? - No.
- Okay. - No, they put fiber-- I know what fiber optics are,
I am a QA mana-- or a chemical QA.
I've done a lot of electrical and stuff, and I know what fiber optics look like.
I should have paid closer attention to it.
- Okay. - And I felt this drilling.
This vibration in my floor.
I've felt that for the last couple weeks.
I'm gonna ask you straight, have you used any meth today?
'Cause you really are exhibiting a lot of signs of being under the influence.
I ran all the way down and all the way back.
You're shaking like a paint mixer at Ace Hardware.
I'm so mad.
This is my son involved, too, I believe.
- Where's your shoes? - In the house.
You were just chasing somebody without shoes on?
- Yes, sir. Yes, sir. - All the way a mile from here?
Why did you strap on with your gun to go after this...
I needed to carry my firearm.
This mystery person you're chasing with a gun.
I wouldn't have even pulled it.
I just wanted to get some plate numbers and stuff.
And they were all, like, high.
Okay, so you were gonna get plate numbers with a firearm on your side--
I carry it all the time.
When was the last time you used alcohol,
or marijuana,
or meth,
or bath salts?
- Salts. The other day. - Salts?
- You had some salts? - Yes, sir.
- Okay. - And what sucks
is my son's friend got me on 'em.
I've only been on 'em for two weeks.
I would never do 'em again.
In your-- in your right mind, the best you can come up with right now,
do you really think this is happening, or do you think this is an effect from the salts?
Uh, I haven't done enough salts to have that type of an effect.
Let me tell you what, this stuff is affecting you.
And I will be honest with you--
- I will stop. I give you my word as a Marine, as a man. - I will--
I'm telling you right now,
the stuff that you think is going on
is all fabricated up here.
That's what salts do.
This is the reality of it.
I'm not gonna disagree with you, sir,
but if it's happening,
I can show you where they were drilling them in back by the pool.
We just had a call from another citizen
that said you were frantically running down the road,
throwing your hands in the air and you had your firearm on you,
and they were concerned for what was going on.
- I was letting them know what was going on. - Letting who know?
- Huh? - Letting who know?
The neighborhood.
About what?
The drilling in the bath salts.
Or, not the bath salts, sorry,
of the fiber optics.
Okay, that they're putting fiber optic lines into this house?
Yeah. They're right here.
You can see one right now?
Yes, sir.
Well, I might have to look a little closer.
But yes, sir, I can probably find one right here in this driveway.
Uh, mailboxes,
I can find 'em on my truck.
Point one out to me, 'cause I'm not seeing what you're seeing.
See how they're crushed in.
I know that some of them look like different...
- So, point with your finger. - Okay.
So, that's it?
It could be. Or a stem.
That could be a fiber optic or a seed.
A fiber optic seed?
No, fiber optic line.
- And I've even got-- - Yeah.
I'm aware of what they are.
- Yes, sir, so am I. - Very aware.
But how-- how does this--
how does that even resemble a fiber optic line?
- Well, I'd have to touch it. I-- - Hey, Wayne?
I mean, some of them are biodegradable too.
- They're made with biodegradable stuff. - Hey,
he's admitted he's on salts, it's a trip.
- Yeah? Oh, okay. - I give you my word as a Marine.
What do you think all your former Marine buddies would think right now...
- Oh, my God. - ...if they saw you in this condition?
I'd feel embarrassed. I couldn't live with myself.
Okay, then, with that in itself,
- isn't that time to get clean? - Yes, sir.
And I can do it tomorrow, I give you my word.
Have you used up all the salts you had?
Uh, no, sir.
- You haven't used them all up? - No, sir.
- How much do you have left? - Right here in my pocket.
- Black little baggie. - Okay.
Let me ask you this,
when did you use these salts?
Uh, all day today, in the last--
- How are you taking them? You just smoking 'em? - Smoking 'em.
On what, foil? Or a pipe?
- On foil, sir. - Foil.
So, that's the foil in there?
- Yes, sir. - Where'd you get 'em from?
- My son. - Your son.
Put your hands on the back.
- Small of your back. - Yes, sir.
Spread your feet wide for me.
The stuff you pointed out here on the sidewalk isn't even fiber optic lines.
That's what it looks like.
They can make the fiber optic into any size, diameter they want, some shapes.
You're telling me that this isn't a problem?
You been doing this for 14 days straight,
and I'm 100% certain that you're not chasing anybody.
You're chasing ghosts.
We just had another gentleman that just came up to me.
- Figured he was the one that called in on me. - Yeah, you scared him to death.
I was there to actually protect him and his wife
until I seen the fiber, the pieces on top of her car.
Even if they were drilling lines into the house,
how does that endanger you?
It doesn't.
These guys, I mean, I consider them criminals.
It's an invasion of privacy.
Um...
Any crime, and that's why I said
I should have taken the firearm off.
Okay.
Well, I think we're done here.
You're gonna go to jail for possession of a controlled substance
and possession of drug paraphernalia.
- I know, but I-- - I know this may be hard for you to grasp right now,
but all these fiber optics, it's all a result of the salts that you're smoking.
It's a hallucinogen.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
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