-Huh! ♪ bad boys ♪
-Stop! Ma'am, hands up! -♪ whatcha want, whatcha want ♪
-♪ whatcha gonna do ♪ -get on the ground!
♪ when sheriff john brown come for you ♪
-You are going to jail today. -(sobbing)
-♪ bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do ♪ -get out of the car!
-♪ whatcha gonna do when they come for you ♪
-No matter what, I'm going to jail. -Why is that?
-Because I'm a criminal, man.
-♪ 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.
-Fto chris drayer: So I've worked here
At fontana pd for 10 years.
Prior to that,
I was in the marines for five years
And I really enjoy working here in fontana.
It's a great department.
Very fortunate to work for such a great department.
So one of my partners pulled over a car just up here
And we're gonna go back him up and see what he's got.
(car beeping)
(door slams)
Officer jose morales: Anything you want to let us know about?
You ain't got no guns or anything like that?
-Just you in the truck?
-Yeah, just me. -No one else is inside, buddy?
-No, sir. -Okay.
-Drayer: Did he say he's looking for the bill of sale?
-Yes, sir. -Okay.
-Is that what he is looking for?
-Yeah. -Oh, okay.
Wait, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Hey, sit up, sit up, sit up, sit up.
Hey, wake up.
Jose!
Hey, you're all right.
You're all right.
Hey, you all right?
You all right?
You just passed out.
Are you all right?
-You all right? -No.
-Drayer: You hit your head a little bit.
Don't move, dude, don't move.
Yeah, you just like--
-Everything okay, officer? -He just fainted.
(indistinct radio chatter)
-Drayer: Hey, just sit, cross your feet.
-Man: What happened with me?
-Drayer: You fainted.
Are you nervous?
-No, I don't know what happened to me.
-Drayer: Has that ever happened to you before?
-Man: Oh, no. -Drayer: No?
Does your head hurt at all? You hit it on the ground.
-No, sir. (indistinct)
-Drayer: Not too hard.
I kind of broke, I tried to catch you.
-Morales: Hey, sir, are you a little nervous
About what you have in those boxes?
-What's that? -Is that why you passed out?
What's in those boxes?
-I don't know, sir. -Radio: 2107s 2-8.
-Dispatcher: 10-4.
-What's in those boxes? -I don't know, sir.
-Is that your stuff? -No.
-No? -No.
-Morales: This is your tractor though, right?
-Yeah, this is my tractor.
-Morales: So whose boxes are those?
-I don't know, sir.
-Is that why you passed out?
You're a little nervous about what you got in there?
-No, I don't know, sir.
-What's in those boxes, do you know?
-No. -I'm gonna get them out, I'm gonna show you, okay?
-Okay.
-Drayer: Would you mind standing up
Real quick just so I can pat you down?
-Yeah, okay.
-If you can't do it, let me know.
-Oh, okay. -All right, you need help?
-No, please. Like give me one second.
-Drayer: Okay.
Do you need, do you need an ambulance?
Do you feel like you need an ambulance?
Or do you feel all right now?
-Man: No, I'm okay now, yeah. -Drayer: Okay.
-Chris, you want to give me a hand?
-Drayer: Hey, what's in there? -Man: I don't know, sir.
-Drayer: All right. How do you feel about standing up now?
-Man: Oh, okay.
-All right, just face the truck.
I'm gonna pat you down, all right? -Okay.
-Oh, don't pass out again, all right? -Oh, okay.
-Drayer: I'll make it quick.
Separate your feet. Separate your feet.
Okay, have a seat again.
Do you need help?
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
-Yo. -Have a seat.
Have a seat, dude. -Morales: Hey remember--
-Hey, he's passing out again, jose.
Just start com center, dude.
(man groaning)
-Dispatcher: 20-19.
(man groaning)
(chatter on radio)
-Morales: Can you send comm center,
Our subject keeps passing out.
-Drayer: Hey, hey.
You passed out again.
-It's okay. Relax, relax.
It is what it is. We can figure things out
But we're gonna put these in the front, okay?
Just to make sure you don't do anything.
(chatter on radio)
It's all right.
-You want to lean up against the tire?
-Man: Yeah, I can.
-Drayer: Yeah, here, let's scooch your feet back.
-Oh, thank you.
-Drayer: Little more back.
There you go. -Man: Thank you.
What happened to me? -Drayer: You passed out.
Do you remember before you passed out?
Like the getting pulled over and talking to my partner?
You remember that? -Oh yeah.
-Drayer: And so then when I was talking to you you were standing up,
Standing up looking at me. -Man: Okay.
-And then you just passed out.
-It never happened to me.
-Drayer: Well, I caught, I mean, I caught you the best I could
But you're kind of a big guy.
-Morales: Yeah, so came across this traffic stop here.
Didn't have a plate on the trailer.
Seemed very nervous, seemed pale, clammy.
He's on his way from washington
Doing a drop-off here in chino, california.
His story wasn't kind of aligning.
Got consent to search the vehicle
And then came across these boxes
And immediately noticed these brick-like packages.
Based on my training experience, we have a kilo of cocaine
Minimum 50 kilos here.
An average price of $30,000 a kilo.
You multiply by about 50.
That's how much money we're getting off the streets.
And that's on a whole-- that's on a wholesale price.
So if you think about actual street level prices
This is a lot more expensive.
You can easily double that $35,000 amount.
Like I said, we'll talk down at the station. Okay?
Since you've been cooperative the whole time,
I'm gonna leave his handcuffs up in the front.
You're gonna be under arrest for transportation of cocaine.
Okay? That's a large amount.
And it's considered a large-scale narcotic trafficking.
Okay? Any questions for me?
-No. -Morales: Okay.
-Cocaine in itself is one
Of the more rare drugs that we find.
Typically it's methamphetamine, heroin.
So to find cocaine packaged like this
And in this amount is a huge hit.
It obviously explains why he was so nervous
Caused him to pass out twice.
-As soon as you said, "hey, he passed out."
I heard the commotion.
I looked inside one of the boxes,
Saw the kilos. I was like oh, that's why.
Makes sense. Makes sense.
-Drayer: He knew we were about to find. -Yeah.
-So whoever hired this guy to transport
Their kilos is gonna be, be a little upset
When they find out it got taken.
-Oh yeah, someone's in trouble.
Someone's gonna owe that for sure.
-Staff sgt. Alan hendrix: So anderson is in the upstate of south carolina.
It's in the tri-state area
Of georgia, south carolina, north carolina.
It's about 800-something square miles.
I would say approximately 200,000 folks live here.
So I'm a staff sergeant over the directed patrol unit,
Go into high-crime areas,
Where there's stolen property, drugs.
We go into those areas and look for those people.
And we take to the jail
Whoever needs to be taken to jail.
-Master deputy josh black: So this individual riding his bike
In the middle of the road.
We gonna get out with him, make contact
See what's up with him.
(car beeps)
-Hendrix: County, November 10-52.
-10-80. -He's gonna go, go get him.
Go get him, go get him.
He's running.
-Black: Hey, sheriff's office.
Get on the ground! On the ground.
Get on the ground.
Hey.
-Hendrix: Hey, why you running?
-You got handcuffs? -Yeah.
-Man: I'm afraid. -Afraid of what?
(man groaning)
-What you running for, buddy?
-I'm afraid 'cause I know those people.
-Black: You what? -Man: I know those people.
I'm afraid. -Hendrix: County November 21.
-Black: Hey bud?
You have anything illegal on you?
-I gotta...
I gotta pipe.
-Hendrix: County November 21.
-Black: Do what? -I got a pipe.
-Black: A meth pipe? Okay, I'll get it.
Anything else in there? -No, there's nothing in it.
-We're in the woods. -All right.
Roll over and stand up.
Here. He threw something.
Watch him. -Hendrix: All right.
What'd you throw back there, boss?
-Man: Huh? -What'd you throw back there?
-Right here.
So, we went to get out with this individual.
Soon as we got out with him,
He jumped off the bike and ran in the woods.
-Hendrix: You didn't throw that? -No, I didn't throw that.
-And while he was running, he threw a bag of dope. -I had a pipe,
But, no, it's not mine.
-Black: And it looks like some marijuana.
-Man: That's not mine.
-Black: You threw it right in front of me, bud.
-I didn't throw it. I didn't do nothing.
-Okay, you're under arrest for it, okay? For lying.
(leaves crunching)
-Can you please let me go, officers? -Hendrix: Not today.
You got anything on you
That's gonna stick me or cut me or poke me?
-Man: No, sir.
-Hendrix: Spread your feet out a little bit.
(indistinct chatter)
-Jesus, god, amen. He wants you.
-Hendrix: What's that? -Jesus, god, amen. He wants you.
-Hendrix: Repeat that. -Jesus, god, amen, the one true life.
The lord been crucified for your commitment.
-Jesus got what? -Jesus, god, amen.
I'm he. -Hendrix: All right, jesus.
-You let me go?
-Hendrix: Because you are jesus? -Man: I'm he.
-I think you need to have a talk with him
If you running from law enforcement.
-I beat, I beat the devil. -You beat the devil?
Good.
So in his right pants pocket is a meth pipe
Which goes along with the bag of meth that he threw.
And the marijuana.
-Jesus loves you, the one true one.
He is our king--
-Yeah, jesus does love us all, buddy,
I appreciate it. -Man: I'm he.
Please, please let me go.
I'd appreciate it. -Please let you go?
-Man: Yeah, please.
-Black: Jesus, what are the items you threw.
-Man: Medication.
-This is medication? -Yeah.
-Black: What type of medication is it?
-It's crystal meth and marijuana.
(indistinct)
-Who prescribes you methamphetamine?
-My, my... My wife.
-Your wife prescribes you?
Is she a doctor?
-She's a nurse. -Black: She's a nurse.
Okay.
-Taylor swift. -Taylor swift?
-Taylor swift. -Black: What does she do?
-Man: She's one of my fiancées.
-Black: Oh, how long have you been engaged to taylor swift?
-Man: Since 2013.
-Thirteen.
The weight of your dope, your prescription meth--
-I bought an eight ball, that's what's left.
-You bought an eight ball? Well there's two grams left,
But you're under arrest, okay? -Okay.
-Black: You're under arrest for meth.
-Hendrix: So we're gonna test this stuff here.
It looks like meth,
But we're gonna just confirm it.
So I'll take a little sample here
Agitate for about 30 seconds
And then it'll give an indication if it's positive or not.
So if it tests positive for methamphetamine,
It'll turn purple.
Generally with this kind of weight
Everybody goes to jail on it.
As you can see, turns purple.
-Black: Well, let me ask you this,
Since you've been out you've been using every day?
-Uh, yes.
-Black: How much you use a day?
-I get about a 10th.
-A 10th?
-A 10th of gram, a 10th of a gram.
-How much do you buy at a time?
-I was buying at 16ths
And just bought a eight ball first time.
-Okay, eight ball.
-Yeah, I just bought an eight ball.
It's the first time.
-How long does it take you to use the eight ball?
-Couple weeks. -Couple weeks.
I'm sorry you ran, bud. I hate you ran.
Not everybody has to go to jail.
Unfortunately, the stuff that you're putting
In your body in makes you think differently than we do.
Makes you panic.
-I shouldn't have ran-- -it's okay.
-And sorry about the stuff, man.
Give me a break and just confiscate my stuff?
-Here's the issue. You have a bad addiction.
What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna write my number down.
-Okay. -When you get in.
Call me when you get out.
-Okay.
-You ever thought about gonna to rehab?
You need rehab. -I'm done in rehab.
I got a wife and five children.
I got no reason.
Just putting them up at the hilton. You guys--
-But look at you.
Bro, you usin' meth.
Meth ain't good for you. -I can call for you.
That's how I reach you.
-Hendrix: All right, bud.
We're gonna walk over here.
We're gonna sit in the back of the car.
He's gonna transport you.
-Black: Hey, sarge? -Yes, sir?
-Here's his id. -Thank you, sir.
-You tell him what he's getting charged with
And everything? -Yeah.
Hold on one second. I'm sorry.
You getting charged with pwid meth,
Possession with intent to distribute
Because of the weight.
-Oh. -Anything over gram,
It's considered possession with intent to distribute.
All right. -That's my stash, sir.
-Sir?
-That's my stash. It was all in one bag.
That's for my personal use.
-Yeah, I get that.
But it's a weight factor.
Okay. So I'll go see a judge,
That way you get bonded. -All right.
I thought you was gonna work with me.
-Black: Yeah, I'm gonna work with you, bud.
I'm gonna help you out as best I can, okay?
-I'll be arrested. A warrant on me.
-Black: Okay. -Can you get me freed?
Jesus got freed. Be free.
-Well, you have to go to court first.
You have to go see a judge.
Okay? All right.
I'll see ya, jesus.
Yes, sir. -I'm sorry.
-Hendrix: I knew from the jump that guy was gonna run.
-Black: Well, he can't outrun you.
That's all that matter, right? Good job, bro.
-Master deputy colin davis: Flip-flopping back and forth from nights to days,
Nights for my work life is a lot more fun.
There's more of a criminal element at night.
Seems like the calls for services get a little crazier.
But for my home life, my family and my kids,
I, of course, love day shift.
'cause then my off days,
I have a normal, normal schedule
And I can see my family and hang out with the kids.
All right, now we're headed to a home invasion in progress.
Victim's calling saying
That there's a shorter black female
That's banging on her door very loudly saying
That it's an ex-girlfriend.
Unsure what her intentions are.
-Dispatcher: 10-32, I'll be pending.
-121, I'm 23, keep the channel open.
No one's here. Hey, what's, how you doing?
What's your name?
-Why?
-Turn around. -I didn't do nothing
But knock on the door. -Turn around. Just relax.
All right, what you knocking the door with?
-With what? -What are you knocking on the door with?
-I ain't got no weapons. Where you taking me?
-I'm asking you what you knocked on the doorway with.
You got any weapons or anything?
-No, sir. -All right.
-I'm just knocking on the door.
-Okay, there's like sharp edge marks on the door.
What'd you knock on with it? -I don't got no weapons, bro.
-1-29-6-9 times one.
-She called me over to call the police on me.
That's crazy as hell.
-Davis: She called you over here?
-I just got off the phone with her.
-Davis: Okay, well what's y'all's relationship?
-We ex-girlfriend. -Davis: What's she mad about?
-She's mad 'cause we was arguing earlier about--
-Davis: You can turn and face me. You're good.
-We was arguing about a job earlier.
I was venting earlier.
I went to sleep for about three, four hours.
She got off work. I called her.
She said she gonna talk at first. Then, she ain't wanna talk.
So I came over.
-Okay, how long-- -I was knocking on the door.
-How long have been together?
-We been broken up for a little while. I just moved back.
-Okay, how long you-- -I'm living in georgia.
-You've been living in georgia for how long?
-Couple months.
-Okay. When was the last time you stayed here?
-I just came over here the other day.
-Davis: Okay. -Two nights.
-Davis: How long-- you stayed the night here yet? -Yeah.
-Okay.
-If she didn't want me to come,
She could have said call don't come.
-This is a lot easier. -Don't come.
She never told me don't come over.
I just literally got the phone
And said, I'm on my way to talk to you.
All she did was hang up. -Oh, that's right?
I don't care about none of this.
You don't got a case. What's the charge?
-Davis: All right, well, you're just detained right now.
Just relax, okay? -Yeah, I'm not doing nothing.
Let me go the (bleep) home.
-Davis: All right, you can have a seat
In the back of this car, okay? -For what?
-Davis: Well, you're detained right now.
I gotta figure out what's going on.
She's saying that you're trying to break the door down
Acting like she didn't know who you were.
-How she don't know who I am? You just said my name.
-Davis: I gotta go talk to her now.
-You, you just told the police my name.
You said lena just a second. -Davis: I didn't say lena.
-Somebody just said lena on the thing. -Possibly.
-Yeah, so y'all know my name. -I'll figure it all out.
All right. -Lena: I can't close the door.
I can't breathe, I'm not gonna run.
You can stand right here and stand in front of me.
-You can talk to her. That's fine, lemme go talk to this girl.
-Yeah, yeah. I ain't going nowhere, bro.
-Davis: Hey there. -Woman: Hi, how are you?
-Good. Was that like that?
-No, it wasn't.
Let's, let's step in. Is that okay?
I just don't want her seeing you while she starts freaking out.
What happened?
-Yeah, she is crazy, yo.
She did all this 'cause I won't talk to her.
-I gotcha. -You know, when I blocked her
And then she called me, like, she called me
Like a thousand times off of restricted.
And I said, and then I finally picked up
And she's like, I'm walking over there to cuss you out.
And so that's when I hung up the phone and called y'all
Like she's (bleep) nuts, yo.
-Davis: I gotcha. What's y'alls relationship?
-That's my ex.
-Davis: Okay, how long are y'all together for?
-Like five months.
-Davis: You guys just stayed here together?
-No, no, no. -Did she ever stay here?
-She lived across the street.
-Oh, okay. -Across the street. Yeah, with her mom.
-I gotcha. So y'all were just dating for five months? Never stayed together.
-Mm-mm.
-Okay, and then did she ever stay a night here?
-Yeah, she spent the night, but that's it.
-How long? Like how long ago was that?
-Woman: Like over six months ago.
-Okay, and then she didn't stay here the past two nights
Or anything like that? -No, no, no.
-Okay, I gotcha. Do you have an id on you?
-Woman: Yeah. -That'd be great.
So right now, we have the suspect over there being detained.
She's banging on the door hard enough to leave damage.
And that our call taker could actually hear it
Through the 911 call.
-Woman: I think I left it at work.
-Davis: Don't worry about it.
I'll get your name from you. That's fine.
Oh, there it is.
Figured it out.
It has to be. It's red. -Woman: What did she do?
-Davis: She banged on your door with this.
-That's what she was hitting my (bleep) door with?
-Davis: It's gotta be. Yeah.
-Oh my--
-Davis: Yeah, you can see the paint from your door.
-Yeah. -Right, so question for you.
What do you want to have happen today?
So your options are,
We can try to look at charges
Or we could do a trespassing notice.
Then she legally can't come back to your place.
-Mm-hmm.
-Davis: It's up to you.
-Yeah, I definitely don't trust her at all
To come back here. -Okay, we can do that.
-All right, thanks. -You're welcome, I'll let you know.
I'll get you that case card too.
All righty. So this is the deal.
She doesn't wanna do anything
In terms of you knocking on the door.
Okay. -That make sense to y'all?
-What's that? -She don't wanna do anything.
Yeah, every time she don't anything but she called y'all.
-I gotcha.
So the only issue you're gonna have now
Is you did damage the door-- -oh, that's fine.
-Davis: And the property management
Wants you to go for that. -That's fine.
-Just for vandalism.
Okay, what's the deal with y'all?
What's her issue? She calls you over here all the time?
-All the time.
We've been going through this for about almost a year.
You guys been over here seven times less than a year.
-Yeah. -I was on the phone with her.
I talked to her on the phone.
I told her, I told her I was coming over.
-Yeah. -We talked earlier.
While she was at work, everything was cool.
I mean we had a little argument before that.
But, I mean, I bang on the door the same way every time.
Like I did-- you guys come, like I said,
Seven times, I bang on the door the same way.
-Yeah. -That door been messed up.
That door always been messed up.
This a raggedy-ass neighborhood.
-All this is a trespass notice.
-That's fine.
-So you just can't come back to the property at all.
-I won't. She called me over here.
-Yeah, don't come back here. -She the one in love with me.
-Davis: So that's the issue. If she calls you over here,
And then we show up
And then there's no texts, like a phone call
Or something like that.
It's gonna be your word versus her word.
And this paper's gonna put you in jail again.
-Lena: If there's no text, there's no cop car?
It was texts and the cop car this time. -She's just,
Seven times she's been messing you up, right?
-Man, I ain't coming back over here.
-I would just, yeah, just break contact
With her completely.
'cause she could play some games and get you in jail again.
-She keep trying to. -Yeah.
Just, I would find someone new. All right.
-Oh, no, she ain't nothin'. She a side piece.
-I got you. We'll get you out here shortly.
-Okay. -All right.
So here's a case card I was telling you about.
It's got a case number for you for my report.
It'll mention the damage to the door
And I'll take pictures of it for you.
-Okay.
-She's just gonna go for vandalism
Because the business here wants to press charges.
So she's gonna go for the vandalism
And then it's gonna pretty much it.
I'll put a notice on there
For you that she can't contact with you in this property
And can't come over here anymore.
-Okay, and if I was like, and if she do come back,
Then what? -Just call us.
Just call us.
She'll be on trespass notice so she can't come
To the door here and come in this little area here.
-Okay. -And bang on your door again.
That's gonna be criminal now.
Just showing up.
-Woman: Thank y'all so much.
-Davis: You're welcome. -Appreciate it.
-(over radio): 132 and bush, I've got him at gun point.
-Dispatch: Okay, gunpoint, 132 and bush.
-Cover's code three. -Thanks, 10.
-(indistinct radio chatter)
-Okay, we'll still send a code three.
-(theme music playing)