-Huh! ♪ bad boys ♪
-Get back here! Taser, taser, taser!
-Turn around. -Turn around!
-Turn around now.
-Stop! Get on the ground!
-(taser crackling) -taser, taser!
-Let go of me! -Let go!
-♪ bad boys, bad boys ♪
-You're going to get tased!
-(taser crackling) -stay down, stay down!
-That was weird as hell, bro.
-You're going to get tased!
-♪ when they come for you ♪
-Announcer: This special edition of "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.
-Officer brandon bradley: So we're sitting off one of these,
An area where we've had a lot of violent crime
And shootings in the last few weeks.
-Officer (over radio): I don't know where they came from.
-Officer bradley: So the vehicle's leaving,
And we're going to try and get a stop on it.
-Officer (over radio): It's at the exit, it's away northbound.
-Officer bradley: Yeah, we got eyes.
A silver cadillac.
-What you getting it for? -Dispatch (over radio): What kind of cadillac?
-Officer bradley: It's taking off.
Silver in color, it's going to be taking off on us.
Shut it down, shut it down.
-Dispatch: What kind of cadillac?
-Officer bradley: It's a sedan.
It took off on us.
High rate of speed, northbound.
-Officer: Hydraulic. -On hydraulic.
We are not pursuing.
(engine revving)
-Officer: It's turning on tulsa? -Blacked out.
(radio beeps)
Z, 261.
-Dispatch: You're not pursuing.
It's going to be heading westbound
On tulsa and hydraulic, that blacked out.
-So, the vehicle took off on us.
(dispatch speaks indistinctly)
Right now, we're just going to circulate the area,
Make sure that they didn't ditch the vehicle,
And see what we can find out.
-I don't think that's it.
That's not it. -(indistinct radio chatter)
-That's a cadillac, it looks like.
So, sarge got the car.
There's a guy walking near it.
-Officer 3 (over radio): You guys grab him right there.
I'm going to go to the car. He's right there.
-Put your hands up, put your--
You're going to get tased.
(taser crackling) (suspect groaning)
-Ow! Oh!
-Hands up.
(officer panting)
-I got him, I got him, I got it. -Good?
-I got his hand. Hold on.
(cuffs click)
Yeah.
(officers panting)
-Got it? -261, he's in custody.
-Officer alec schuetze: So, we're getting sent to three males,
Physical disturbance.
Sounds like one of the males is injured,
And they're not sure if he needs rescue yet.
Two other people are outside and arguing.
(door alarm beeps)
Hey, stop. Get on the ground, get on the ground.
-Hey, wait, wait, wait.
-Keep your hands behind your back.
-I'm walking by here. I'm not...
-Get over here. Get over here right now.
-I'm fine, I'm here. I'm not--
Let your hands go, let your hands go.
-I'm letting go. I'm hurting right now.
-Stop. Put your hands... Drop your hands.
-I am... (mumbling)
Ow. -Do not move.
Get over here. Walk towards me. Okay?
-Suspect: My roommate beat me up tonight.
-Grab him. -Turn around, turn around.
-No, I'm-- -turn around now.
Turn around. -Turn around!
-Turn around now!
-Oh, my god. I'm walking here--
-Put your hands behind your back.
Put your hands behind your back.
-I what? -Suspect: You kicked me.
-Put your hands behind your back. -I have not touched you.
-Get on the ground.
Lay down, lay down on the ground now.
-I haven't touched you. I haven't touched you.
In fact, you got the sandals on
That you stole from the house (bleep).
-(bleep) bull (bleep). -You got...
-We got two detained. Need a supervisor. -You stole sandals.
-Cops were just here a while ago because homie hit me.
And he was one of 'em.
-Officer: No, you can slow down now.
-Please, he's upstairs, and watch the back there.
-Officer: He's claiming there's still people upstairs.
-Okay. -We got to address that.
(banging on door)
Hello.
-Hey. -What's your first name?
-Andrew: A guy attacked me when I came out home.
-Are you okay?
-Andrew: No, he attacked me. What am I going to do?
-What's your first name, man?
-I couldn't get past the (bleep).
Hit me in the nuts, and I--
-What's your first name, buddy?
-They were blocking. Andrew.
-Andrew. -Started going at me.
I just, like, blocked him.
That's about it. -We got charges on a andrew.
-I'm docile. I didn't even do anything.
I had to get in here. They...
-Stand up, bud. -Stand up.
-Why? -Stand up for me.
-Because right now, it sounds like there's charges
From a previous incident today.
-I didn't do anything. -Just drop your cigarette.
-No, put your-- no. -Stop, stop.
We're fighting upstairs. -Andrew: I'm not, I'm not...
-Stop! -Officer pineda: Stop!
-I'm docile... -Then let go of me.
-Let go! -Then don't like, you're hurting me.
(taser crackling)
-Stop it.
Ah!
-You good? -Yeah.
-Sorry. I'm docile. -Get your arms dropped,
And I'll believe you. -I'm trying.
-1-24, they got him in custody.
-Andrew: I'm docile. -Hang on.
(andrew mumbles) (officers chatter)
-Are you good?
-Yeah. -Are you good?
-Alright, who popped the taser?
-I did. (officers chattering)
(suspect mumbles)
-Officer: Here, I'm going to roll you over, okay?
-Male upstairs is in custody.
I saw him starting to reach
For officer pineda's gear on her vest.
There's charges from an earlier disturbance tonight.
And then you're also going to be looking
At resisting us tonight, okay?
(radio beeps) -officer marcus jones: Stopping this car,
The registration's expired on it,
But the decal sticker is up to date.
So, we're going to stop him, see what's going on
With the registration.
(device beeps)
Zulu 555, 10-50, edgewood in lowell.
Hey, man. Stay in the car.
Hey, stay in the car. (door slams)
Back in the car. -What did you call for?
-Officer jones: Back in the car. This is a traffic stop.
-For what? -Back in the car and I'll explain it to you.
-Okay, cool.
-Officer jones: Ain't no time to play.
-What are you talking-- -have a seat back in the car.
Do you have a driver's license?
-Yes, I do, okay? I ain't did nothing.
You're pulling me out the car.
(bleep) I don't know.
Driver's license in the trunk.
(door rattles) -officer (over radio): Mike.
(indistinct radio chatter)
(door slams)
-Officer jones: 77, assign me another unit.
-Dispatch: 10-4, do you...
-Officer (over radio): You're right down the street.
-Dispatch: 10-26. Both units.
(indistinct) do you have any vehicle description?
(paper rustles)
-Suspect: I had 'em in my back pocket.
-10-4. This is 10-23, 4.
(bleep) -dispatch: 10-26.
(trunk slams) (indistinct radio chatter)
-Get back here. Taser, taser, taser.
(taser crackling) (suspect shouts)
(taser beeps)
(suspect sobs)
Hands behind your back.
(sirens wailing)
Zulu 555, one tased.
Do not move.
(sirens wailing)
There's one more in the car.
(door slams)
-Dispatch: 10-4, thanks.
-Officer braden simmons: You going to put your cuffs on him?
-Officer jones: Yep. -Officer simmons: I got you.
-Officer jones: Hq, one in custody for 77.
You can lift 10-33.
-Dispatch: Subjects 2-93. 23:07 hours.
-Officer jones: Yes, I stopped him.
The registration says 2025, but when I ran him,
They came back as 2024.
As soon as I stopped him,
He hopped out of the driver's seat,
Acting like he was going to walk in the store.
So I told him to get back in. Told him I need to see his id.
Starts fumbling around the car a little bit.
Kinda comes back here to the trunk.
He says that's where his driver's license is.
He ends up closing the trunk,
And he just takes off running through the parking lot.
Pulled my taser out, you know, gave him the order to stop.
He wouldn't stop, so I ended up tasing him.
-So, we're heading to a domestic incident
Where we have confirmed felony charges
On one of the suspects
Who's still inside the residence.
So, we're getting some more units there
To make announcements
And see if he'll come out willingly or not.
Unknown if he still has a weapon on him or not.
(door latch clicks)
-Victim: We had a altercation last week,
So he had already, he was already gone.
So, I've been home basically all week by myself.
-Deputy smith: Okay. -When I got home
Just now from work, he was inside, but I couldn't...
I asked him if he was drunk or not, and he got irritated.
So he started punching the walls and stuff,
And he knocked my son's door off the (bleep),
Off the hinges. -Deputy smith: Mm-hmm.
-So I told him, I'm just going to call the police,
And I said I'm leaving.
So, I grabbed my keys and went to walk out,
And he pushed me
And he said, you got me (bleep) up.
You always want to call the police,
And just started cussing me out,
Called me all type of bitches and stuff.
So, I kind of just ran out the house
'cause, like, he pushed me.
I was going to go back inside to grab my son's bag,
And I seen him coming at me with a damn knife.
So, I ran out over here
In front of this house right here.
He was standing out here and was talking about, you got me (bleep) up.
They're going to have to kill me before I go back.
And he put the knife to his throat.
He started acting like he was going to kill himself.
-So, is he-- -I seen red,
I think, I think he cut himself a little bit, but I don't know.
I seen him fall to the ground,
And then he got up and went back inside.
He ain't come back out since then.
-Okay. Has he...
You said he's drunk or he's been drinking?
-I don't know. I just got home.
And he hasn't been here all weekend, all week.
-Is he known to use narcotics or anything like that?
-Well, alcohol. -Alcohol.
-He has an alcohol problem. -Okay.
Is there any possibility that he has a firearm in there?
-Not that I know of. -Okay.
So, we're going to go over here, okay?
-Officer (over bullhorn): Cameron, we're not going anywhere.
You should come out now
With your hands up with nothing else.
Come out of the house with nothing in your hands.
-Deputy smith: We're making announcements,
Trying to see if he'll come to the door.
He is yelling
Right now that he has a firearm
And so that's why we're trying to figure out
If he has access to a firearm
Or if he has any firearms inside the house.
-Officer: Cameron, I have a phone in my hand.
You come out and call your mom.
-What's... Dude?
-Officer: Hey, cameron. What's your mom's phone number?
-So, right now, we're trying to...
-Deputy: Cameron, your mom's mailbox is full?
-...Still make contact with the suspect in the house.
-Officer 2: Your mom's name is laura.
Her mailbox is full.
-He's requesting... -Officer 2: She didn't answer.
-...For us to call his mom...
-We'll call back in just a minute. -...So that he can talk to her.
-Officer (over bullhorn): Okay, step out with your hands
All the way up, all the way up.
Stand up. Stand up.
-No, no, 'cause that's how y'all shoot people.
No, I got no gun, no shirt. No...
-Officer: Keep your hands... Just keep your hands up.
-Alright, you crackers.
-Officer: Right, crawl out to us.
-No. -Crawl out to us.
Crawl out to us. Keep your...
-No. -Keep your hands up.
-No.
-Cameron, you're almost there.
Relax. -No, (bleep) you. Shoot me.
-Officer: Cameron, we have your mom on the phone.
-I don't care, bruh. I didn't do (bleep), bruh.
-Officer: Everything's fine here.
-No, I'm telling you. I'm going to get up.
No. I'm going to run at you, bruh.
You will have to shoot me, bro. I'm tired, man.
-Officer: There's no need to do all that.
-Come on, man. -Officer 2: Yeah, we can get him out the front.
-Cameron. -I love you, mom.
I love you. -Come on, talk.
-Bro, I'm going to run at you (indistinct), bro.
I need (bleep), bruh. I stole...
(indistinct chatter)
(door slams)
-He went back inside,
So we're going to keep trying.
-Cameron: I don't even know what I'm doing this for, bruh. -...To get him out.
-Officer (over bullhorn: Nobody even said anything about that, cameron.
-He's threatening suicide by cop right now.
-Kill me, cracker. Kill me. Shoot me.
No, I'm, I ain't going to lie to the police.
I ain't going to lie to you. You have to shoot me.
(indistinct chatter)
-Are you going to talk to your mom or what?
-I don't care no more, bruh.
I ain't going to just-- -just lay down.
Lay down, we'll put you in handcuffs,
And then you can talk to your mom.
Just lay down, okay?
-The officer put me at the (bleep), huh.
-Just come on. -I'm smiling, going...
(taser crackling)
(cameron groaning)
(officers clamoring)
-Officer: Get your hands out. Get your hands out.
-Cameron: Yes, sir, I'm right here.
-Go ahead.
(indistinct radio chatter)
-Hey, bruh, that's my... Hey.
Hey, I ain't resisting, man, am I okay?
Am I, am I, am I okay?
Hey... -Cameron, you're fine, buddy.
-Am I okay? -You're fine.
-Why don't you talk to your mom?
-My, my, my, my mom. Yeah, me and her don't...
(officers chatter) I ain't going to lie.
My back hurting bad...
-Can you pull these off him?
We just wanted to talk to you, man.
-Cameron: I know, I know.
Y'all had to do what y'all gotta do.
Hey, bro, get me off to court on my own.
-Deputy smith: It was looking like
He was going to retreat back in.
So we had to tase him.
-Lt. Scott walker: Going to stop this f-150 for a seatbelt violation.
(indistinct radio chatter) (siren wailing)
It's always weird when it's 90 degrees out
And they have a ski mask on.
It's just odd.
(indistinct radio chatter)
(door latch clicks)
(indistinct radio chatter)
-399, which one? 28.
(door slams)
Hey, how you doing?
Hey, a couple reasons, seatbelt,
And then your tags are expired, man.
-Dispatch: 2-40 wichita. -Yeah, I know.
I just wanted to... -Lt. Walker: Do you have your id on you?
-No, I don't.
-Do you have an id? -No.
-Do you have, do you have some registration
Or something in the glove box?
-Like what... How, how does it look?
-The registration? -Yeah.
-It's probably like a piece of paper.
(indistinct radio chatter) (driver mumbling)
-Whose truck is this?
-Steven. -Who's steven?
-That's my roommate, steven.
-Lt. Walker: Okay. Where does he live?
(passenger speaks indistinctly)
Where are you staying?
-I live next to them.
-Okay. Here, hop out, let's get your id.
Okay, I want you to come straight out right here.
-Driver: I am. -Come on. Come on, come on.
Turn around, yeah, face away.
Hands up against the car.
Alright, just stay right here.
Do you have a license? -No.
-You're suspended or revoked or something?
I'll put some cuffs on you real quick.
Here's the deal. The cuffs can come back off
But just until we get everything figured out, okay?
(cuffs click) just come on back to my car.
(indistinct radio chatter)
You want to stand right here for me?
Have you been arrested before? -Yeah, multiple.
-Theft, drugs? -Yeah.
-Is there anything illegal in the truck?
Guns, methamphetamine, heroin?
-No. -What about fentanyl?
-No. -Dispatch (over radio): What is your son's name?
-Okay. Is she using? -No.
-Okay. Alright.
Is there anything illegal in your pockets?
-I got just a little bb gun. That's it.
-Lt. Walker: This is a bb gun?
-Driver: Yeah, a bb gun.
-Lt. Walker: Okay. Alright. Stay right there.
What do you think there's something
You could have probably done better here?
-Leave everything.
-Well, what about, just tell me, hey,
I have a bb gun in my waistband.
-I'm scared. Like...
-I know, you're making me scared.
Okay, spread your feet out a little more.
Do you have anything else on you?
-No. -Okay.
What else is here? -Just knife, that's it.
That's knife, knife.
-Okay. Lots of knives? -Yeah. Am I going to jail?
-Is there anything else in the car?
-No. -Okay, alright. Turn and face me.
What else do you got here, man?
You got drugs in your pockets.
It looks like maybe some fentanyl.
-No, it's not.
-What is it? Tell me, I'm listening.
-It's not mine. -Whose is it?
-The lady from the truck who, who,
Who owns the truck.
-Okay, hear me out--
-I'm sweaty, I'm going to pass out.
-You just hang tight here for just a second.
Hey, ma'am, do you mind stepping out
And coming over here?
Here, we're going to take your bag
And put it over here, okay?
Turn around. Face away. Do you have anything in your pockets?
-No. -Anything in your pockets?
Okay, stay right there. I want you-- hey!
-Stop! Get on the ground.
39-10, I got one running.
Taser, taser.
(taser crackling)
(suspect groans)
(body thuds) -I failed to stop.
(bleep) I'm having a panic attack.
-Lt. Walker: Get up.
-I'm having a panic attack.
(suspect sobs)
I don't want to go to jail. I don't.
-Lt. Walker: I know you don't want to go to jail,
But you can't do what you're doing.
-Driver: What am I doing? What am I doing?
-You got dope and scales in your car.
-I don't sell.
-And when the cops tell you to stop when you're running,
You have to stop when you're in custody.
-I did. I got scared, I panicked.
-You did panic.
-You have a guy over here on a bike in a high traffic area.
He's riding without any lights on.
We're just going to contact and make sure everything's alright.
(siren chirps)
(indistinct radio chatter)
-Officer: Oh, yeah, there we go. -It's hydraulic and harry.
It's a white male, no shirt.
He's still southbound here.
(engine revving)
-Dispatch: Just confirm. You said he was going to be on a bike.
Is that a motorcycle or just a pedal bike?
-Pedal bike. We're trying to catch up to him.
He's in the alleyway of, just west of this...
-Indy, indian 10.
(engine revving)
-Officer martinez (over radio): Well, he took off on us.
He's westbound on harry.
Westbound on harry past pinecrest here.
I'm sorry. Greenwood, greenwood.
(engine revving)
-Dispatch (over radio): 10-4. Are you 32 with him?
-Officer martinez: I'm out on foot.
My partner may be getting after him in the car.
-Dispatch: 10-4.
(officer speaks indistinctly)
-Bro, I didn't know it was you. My bad.
-Where's he at? -He's west over there.
(engine revving)
-Dispatch: 10-4, you relocated him?
-Officer martinez: Yeah, he's coming up to lulu,
Eastbound on the north side of harry here.
(siren wailing)
(engine revving)
-He's westbound on lulu.
Parked and I'll chase him on foot.
(siren wailing)
-Dispatch: 10-4.
(officer shouts)
(tires squeal)
(engine revving)
-My partner's still westbound.
I'm in the vehicle pursuing,
I believe south on southeast boulevard.
-Dispatch: 10-4.
(siren wailing)
(engine revving)
-I'm sorry. Was that a 22?
-Officer (over radio): No.
Is he wanted or is this just for a bike violation?
(indistinct radio chatter)
-Officer martinez: Bike violation.
Police, stop!
Stop. You're going to get tased.
(taser crackling) (suspect shouts)
Stay down! Stay down!
-Suspect: I didn't do nothing.
(suspect shouts)
(bleep)
-Dispatch (over radio): ...Burglary in progress,
717, north porter avenue. (indistinct)
(panting)
(cuffs click)
(siren wailing)
(indistinct radio chatter)
-You just shot me.
-No, I didn't, dude. You got tased.
(suspect grunting)
Yeah, 10-4, patty and oc.
-Suspect: Oh. Oh, god.
-I need a supervisor for a taser deployment.
I have one in custody.
-What did I say, man? -What you doing that to me, man?
-Listen to me.
Listen to me, stop.
-I ain't doing nothing, bro.
-We tell you to stop, you stop.
You ran from me. It was a simple bike violation.
-Bro, it was a-- -you don't get to run like that, sir.
-No, you hear me, bro.
(shouts) I didn't do nothing. Ah!
-Officer martinez: Come up. -Goddamn, I'm trying.
-On your butt, dude. Come on. -You just stepped on my foot, bro.
Goddamn.
-Officer martinez: Can you stand up for me?
-Shut up, boy. Come on. -Hold on, dude.
Hold up, dude. Hold up. -Ow, man. Ow. Bro, bro.
You (bleep) my arm... -Can you stop?
-Can you stop moving? -Suspect: Damn, dude.
-I'm just trying to get these wires off you, bro.
-Here, come on, I'm going to let your backpack go, bro.
-Bro.
Ah, goddamn you, (bleep). What the (bleep)?
-Stop, dude. I'm trying my...
-Godda-- (shouts) (bleep).
(bleep) (bleep) (bleep) stop, stop, stop, stop, bro.
-Officer martinez: It's in your pocket. Stop, dude.
It's not even in you, dude.
-Why don't you pull my pants down, see what happens, bro.
-Nah, that's crazy. -That was in my butt, man.
What the (bleep) is wrong with you guys, man?
Goddamn, bro.
That was weird as hell, bro.
-(over radio): 132 and bush, I've got him at gunpoint.
-Dispatch (over radio): Okay, gunpoint, 132 and bush.
-Cover's code 3. -Officer: Thanks, 10.
-(indistinct radio chatter)
-Dispatch: Okay, we'll still send a code 3.
-(theme music playing)