[police siren]
Sheriff's Office, come to the door!
[indistinct]
Open the door!
-Hey, we see you man! -Step out of the vehicle now!
Come on, let's go, let's go, let's go!
[background yelling]
[rhythmic music]
You're not instilling a lot of confidence in me, Mike.
What's fire here for, for him?
I will sit on you for the next 17 days...
You're going to jail.
♪ You can't run ♪
♪ From the law ♪♪
[police siren]
[dramatic music]
We're en route to Cedar Street.
Individual called, there's about 100 people
outside her residence fighting,
possibly armed with firearms.
If there's 100 people and there's guns involved,
you wanna get there fast,
cause that's a lot of individuals obviously,
and if they have guns, you don't know what...
what someone is thinking.
My partner's actually almost there,
so we're gonna see if we can get there,
so he's not by himself.
Hopefully, it's not... as bad as it sounds.
Cause if it is,
then we're gonna have a lot going on.
There are a lot of cars, so something is going down.
[indistinct police radio chatter]
Somebody throw a party?
What's going on? Somebody throw a party?
[background yelling] [walkie-talkie beep]
4-14 Dispatch, can you get me some more units out here?
There's a massive crowd out here.
DISPATCH: [indistinct] ...also be en route.
Hey folks, let's go, let's go home.
Come on, clear it out! Let's go!
Party's over! Let's go!
-[unintelligible] -Come on, let's go,
clear it out! Let's go, let's go!
-Let's go! -Hey!
As you can see,
there's probably more than a hundred people out here!
Somebody was probably fighting, and...
you know, there's two of us, obviously,
so I asked for more units.
There's a lot going on out here,
so, trying to get everybody out of here.
[indistinct]
Hey, let's go! Wrap it up, wrap it up, wrap it up!
Hey!
Let's go, come on!
Let's go, let's go!
Let's go! Clear it out.
Come on. Y'all gotta go.
Hey man, hey, you gotta get rid of that. C'mon. C'mon.
This is my house. This is my house.
Okay. Did I enter in your house?
-Y'a-y'all got a warrant? -You need to tell them to go.
Y'all can't, they fin to go. But y'all can't go in there.
-We wasn't bout to go in there. -Oh, I know that, right?
kay, did you see me? It's called knocking.
-Oh yeah. -Knock knock, knock knock.
Hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up!
Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. Time to go!
-They fin to go. -Alright, go! Let's go.
Let's go! Let's go!
Hey, get rid of that. Hey, get rid of that, give me that.
Why she gotta give you that?
Cause you can't have an open container in public.
This is an open container.
-It's closed! -It doesn't matter, go home.
It's closed!
[indistinct shouting]
Go, go, go, go! Go! Go! Go!
Do you wanna go to jail? Go!
Let's go, let's go, let's go, girl, let's go!
Clear it out. Let's go!
Sir, sir, listen to me. Listen to me.
[overlapping chatter] I don't understand--
Y'all gotta go, y'all gotta go.
No, come on, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Everyone's gotta go.
[background yelling]
Yo!
[indistinct shouting]
What the [bleep] happened?
What is, what the, what is the matter?
[unintelligible]
She need to go somewhere.
-Come on! -She fin to go in the house.
Alright.
[overlapping chatter] She gotta go somewhere.
I don't wanna go to jail!
Let's go. Hey, let's go. Hey! Hey!
Hey man, come here, come here, come here.
Come here, come here, come here, come here.
Stop. Don't reach for that gun. Stop. Don't move.
Don't move. Don't move, okay?
Hey, back up, back up. Back up, back up.
Back up. Back up! Back up.
Hey, get down on the ground. Get down on the ground!
Hey, come here! Back down, get down.
Get down, get down! Lay down, lay down, lay down, lay down.
[background yelling]
Hey, get that gun, he had a gun on him.
Get that gun, get that gun. Back them up, back them up.
[overlapping chatter]
He had a gun. He had a gun. Back up, back up!
-He don't got no gun! -He ain't got no gun!
He don't got no gun on him!
-Get up, get up, get up, get up. -This ain't about a gun, man!
-Stop, stop, stop. -Back up, back up, back up.
[bleep] [bleep].
Hey, if you guys get too close,
you're going to go to jail too. Back up.
Yeah, we'll talk about it.
Y'all move, for real, move.
Hey man, why you walking around with a gun
-hanging out like that? -It's legal.
-It's legal, then it's legal. -Yeah, it's legal.
Alright, then we gonna make sure, we gonna make sure.
Hey, everybody back up. Let's go.
Let's go, back up, back up, back up, back up, back up.
Back up, back up. Go. Go. Go.
He had an open container,
I already told him to get rid of it and leave,
he was still here. He had a gun in his waistband,
so I saw the gun, I took it from him.
And he was cooperative, so, you know,
if he's a convicted felon, then obviously it's a problem,
but if he's not, we'll release him.
So he has no background?
Okay. Alright, um, hang on to that gun, I'ma get him out.
[overlapping chatter]
Hey, can y'all back up? Back up.
Back up, back up, back up.
Let's go, let's go.
Alright, listen to me. Come here, come here, listen to me.
-Okay, how old are you? -23.
23. Okay, you're a kid, alright? I'm 29, okay?
Turn around real quick, I'ma talk to you.
You're not free to go yet. Okay?
If you try to walk away from me, you go back in handcuffs.
Listen, you're not a bad kid, alright?
You just gotta make sure you make smarter choices.
We got a call that said there's a hundred people out here,
fighting. They got guns.
-Yeah. -What do I think?
Someone's probably gonna get shot, right?
-Yeah. -Okay.
And I already told you to get rid of the bottle.
-Yeah, you did. -I did, right?
Next time, get rid of the bottle when I tell you the first time,
don't have a gun in your waistband,
and don't be in the street, okay?
-Aight. -Alright?
Have a good night, man. Take care.
You know, out here when everything's going crazy,
you see somebody with a gun, you gotta detain him,
cause there's just too much going on.
That one gun can cause a lot of damage.
He's not a convicted felon, and the gun is not stolen,
so he gets to get released with a warning.
We'll continue to work on this crowd a little bit,
and get everybody else going.
No more party! No more party.
-Hey! -They gotta go.
Is it, is it what, is today a full moon? Where's the moon?
I guarantee you, we will get another call out here
before the night is done.
Don't be taking off, buddy. Stop.
I just hate getting [bleep] harassed, dude!
Stop.
Oh, no, no. oh no, no, no!
Bro, they're here to help you, man.
-Let me look at it. -Ah!
[ominous music]
[gavel]
[tense music]
I've been on the Patrol Division of the Kent Police Department
for the last five years,
and currently, I'm serving in the Special Operations Unit.
You know, it's like the saying, it's 90 % boredom
marked by 10 % sheer terror.
It's crazy, right? I get into shootings,
I get into all these crazy things,
things that just would terrify most people,
it terrifies me still.
And, you know, cops I think wanna show you
that aspect of their life, they wanna share it with you,
and I think when cops have a ride along,
or somebody in the car there with them,
they just wanna expose that part of their life
that is difficult for them,
so other people can understand where they're coming from.
4-King-97, traffic.
Just coming out of a high-drug area, with...
out going into the immediate right-hand lane,
I'ma just see what they got going on.
[car beeps]
[indistinct police radio]
Good afternoon, my name is Officer Heyne,
Kent Police Department.
Do you know the reason why I stopped you today?
-No, I don't. -No idea?
-No. -Okay.
Well, the reason why I stopped you is when you made that
right-hand turn out, you're supposed to use
the immediate right-hand lane. Right?
Your plate's actually still good, expires today,
did you know that as well?
Do you have license, insurance, registration?
You don't have it on you, or--
You do not have a license on you,
or you don't have a license?
You don't have one on you? Or you don't have--
You don't have a license.
Alright. Go ahead, unlock your door, man.
Go ahead and stand up.
Face that way, I'm just gonna pat you down,
cause I don't know who you are, alright?
-Can I turn the car off? -Would you?
Is that a tooter down there by your foot?
Is that a yes? -Straw.
Huh?
Yeah but, what were you using that for? Anything?
Yeah.
You're not under arrest, you're just being detained, okay?
There you go, take a step back for me, bud.
-Who is he to you? -My boyfriend.
-Your boyfriend? -Okay.
Do you have ID on you?
I don't. I can give you my information.
-Okay. -I lost my ID.
Just sit where you're at for right now,
I'll be right with you, okay?
He has a theft, third warrant out of Tukwila.
Cool.
For 3,000.
Is this car registered to you, sir?
-No, sir. -Who is it?
-Family's, my girlfriend's. -Your girlfriend's?
-Yeah. -So that's your car, then?
-Are you who you say you are? -Yeah, I am who I say I am.
And this is your car, and it's registered to you
when we run the plate?
Who's, who is it registered to?
[dramatic music]
Okay.
I'll tell you what we're gonna do. Okay?
I'm just gonna detain you real quick
cause that's kind of sketch, right?
[handcuffs clicking].
I want you to just face the car right there for me right now.
Bub, since there's two of you guys,
and I think you're more of person that would run
before her, I'ma put you in my car
while we figure this out. Alright?
-Yeah. -Alright.
-We good? -Yeah.
Go ahead, take a seat.
Alright... go ahead and turn around.
Alright, real quick.
You don't have any idea whose car this is?
Yeah, I do, I don't know why he's lying about it,
it's his friend's that he was borrowing.
Okay. Who's this friend?
Um, I don't know him, um, he lives in Auburn somewhere.
Has it been like a week, a day?
-Hmm, just been today. -Just today?
-Mm-hmm. -Okay.
4-King-96, can I run a VIN?
You know, if he runs that VIN and it comes back as stolen,
we're gonna have to figure that out,
because somebody goes to jail for it.
Yeah, it's stolen. I just found out just now.
Copy that, we have two detained [indistinct].
Alright, the car is stolen.
You mind putting her in the car for now,
so she don't have to stay on the ground?
-Go ahead, this way. -Thank you.
She's got makeup on this side,
that would indicate she might have been driving it.
So she might not be as honest as she purports herself to be,
right?
These are the things they use to take off tags at a store.
So if we open up the car and find a bunch of retail stuff,
that could be organized retail theft going on there.
What's fire here for, for him?
Yeah, that's what I figured he was doing.
Or pretending to do.
Yeah.
So our in custody in the back,
something that they like to commonly do
is say that they had swallowed drugs,
because they know that if they swallow drugs,
they have to be cleared by a hospital
before they're allowed to be booked.
So a lot of times what happens is,
they'll go up to a hospital, the hospital takes hours,
so we leave, and then they go against medical advice,
walk themselves out the front door,
and then we do it all again.
Okay.
-What'd you get? -Crystal.
-Where was it at? -In the jacket that she stole.
How much crystal did she have on her?
Uh, just a little bit?
Uh, like a dub.
Looks like it could be like, Ross. Yeah, it is Ross.
Yeah, there's a lot of tags.
That is my promise to you.
I will sit on you for the next 17 days if I have to.
You're going to jail.
You wanna sit on him?
-Yeah. -Yeah. Cool.
He's going to jail.
Zvonne?
Right now, you're facing the charge
of possession of a stolen vehicle,
and you're facing the charge of possession
of a controlled substance for methamphetamine,
and possibly organized retail theft,
which is also a felony.
Your clothes, stuff that a lady would own, all over the car.
It shows me that you've been in the car longer
than the time that you said.
What was the actual day you actually ended up
seeing this car to begin with?
Think it was about two weeks ago.
Do you ever go with him when he boosts this stuff from Ross?
Um, it's not always Ross, but yeah,
I've been with him, yes, I'm not gonna lie.
Okay, and then the guy that he takes it to,
he trades it for dope.
Yeah.
Okay. Sit tight for me.
Care about property?
Yeah, I wanna take all this back to Ross and get a total.
Oh yeah, that's great.
Yeah. Sometimes, you make a stop,
thinking it's gonna be something else,
or this is stolen and it's gonna run from you,
and it's gonna be a fun call,
and then, you get a stolen that's full of a bunch
of stolen stuff that you gotta return to everybody.
Thems are the breaks!
-Sit down. -Okay, okay!
-Sit down! -[bleep]
Gotti, I lo--
-It's okay. -My birthday!
Listen, just be calm, baby.
[gavel]
I'm Deputy Ed Clark,
I'm with the Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office
here in Wichita, Kansas.
I'm a warrant deputy, and we usually pursue
the uh, dangerous more aggravated type charges.
We're not out doing other police work, per se.
Not working accidents, we're not taking calls. We are...
strictly looking for fugitives with warrants.
It's just finding people who don't wanna be found.
I've ran the whole gamut of types of warrants,
from murders, all the way down to sex offenders.
And...
to find these people and have them brought before the courts
to answer for their charges, I
I feel is one of the most rewarding jobs we can do.
Okay.
This female has three felony probation violation warrants,
so gonna go set up on that one.
It's a 22-year-old female.
It's the second door to the south.
Yup, that's her.
Hey Jason, you on air? That's her going in the house.
[walkie-talkie beep]
74-King [indistinct]... couple more.
So I confirmed that the female that just walked up
and went into her residence is the target.
She has a distinctive neck tattoo on the front of her neck
and I did see that through binoculars.
She has three felony warrants,
two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer,
um, burglary, aggravated assault, agg battery,
so she, she has a lot of aggravated charges.
She is what we would consider a dangerous person,
so it would require more than uh,
a couple of deputies to just go check it.
Soon as I get enough people here, I'll get one on the back,
one up front with me at least.
If they don't answer, then, um,
we may go to forced entry.
This is what we consider a first party residence.
This is her listed probation address,
this is the address on the warrant.
So it's not necessary to draw a search warrant
if they don't answer the door.
Hey Jason, go ahead and move up.
74, show 66 and 72 out with me, and you can show us out.
[knocking on door]
[banging on door]
Sheriff's Office, come to the door!
[tense music]
What did you say that warrant's for?
It's probation. Just have her come on out.
Manaiah, it's for probation.
Come here. You're under arrest, come here.
Hey! I didn't do nothing!
What are you going to jail for?
Just come out! Just come out! What are you going to jail for?
I didn't do anything!
I swear to you guys, I did not do anything, I promise!
-Okay. -Talk to him, please.
Can you tell me what she's being arrested for?
She has probation violation warrants, probably for DUA.
Please help me, baby daddy, please!
-Okay, I got you. -[indistinct]
-It's okay. -My birthday!
Hey, it's okay.
I didn't do nothing, I'm telling you bae,
I've been doing my... [indistinct]
Okay, okay, listen to me. Just be calm, just be calm, baby.
Please, help me, just walk with me!
No, my baby!
Stay.
[indistinct]
[sobbing]
Watch your head getting in.
I'm sorry for everything, but I didn't do nothing!
Call my auntie Sierra, my auntie Nicole, somebody.
Just give them the money, go with them.
Yeah, but how much is it, can I know?
-Please, come get me. -$600,000.
I'ma never give that to you, bro.
She was crying a lot,
and she doesn't know why she was going to jail.
She had three probation violation warrants,
and between the three warrants, her total bond was $600,000.
[tense music]
64-38, traffic on a bike.
[walkie-talkie beep] B-H-H.
[indistinct]
Stop.
1-10.
Gotta have a bike light, man.
Why isn't it on?
Okay.
That's alright, it's not a big deal, you just gotta,
if you're gonna be out riding around,
you're in dark clothing man, you gotta have a bike light.
[indistinct]
Yeah, but in the crosswalks, you're in the roadway, right?
I just don't want you to get hit by a car, dude.
[bleep] We get a lot of those.
You got your ID on you?
Okay, what's your first name?
Jesus.
Don't be taking off, buddy. Stop.
[bleep]
If you don't provide your name and date of your birth,
you're gonna be arrested, do you understand?
Do you understand?
I just hate getting [bleep] harassed, dude!
-Stop. -The [bleep] Fred Meyer dude
for no [bleep] reason.
Alright, don't be reaching in your pockets.
Okay, I'm sorry! Sorry man!
-Sit down on the ground. -[bleep] what?
I'm gonna put you on the ground, do you understand?
-Sit down. -Okay, okay!
-Sit down! -[bleep] man.
4-38, I'll take a second.
What's your name?
-Greg. -Greg.
What's your last name, Greg?
If you don't provide your real name and date of birth,
you'll be arrested, do you understand that?
-[bleep] is my last name. -Alright.
If you reach into your pocket, I will detain you, okay?
-Do you understand that? -I'm not trying to.
Do not reach for anything.
-Not very cooperative. -Okay.
Do not reach at all. Okay? I'm gonna let go of you.
Okay.
64-38, name, date of birth [bleep].
First name Gregory [bleep].
63-27, we copy.
Alright, sounds like you have a warrant, okay?
You're gonna stay seated,
we're gonna put your hands behind your back,
you're being detained.
[handcuffs clicking]
Alright, we're gonna stand up.
We're gonna walk you to this back car over here.
Face the hood for me.
Sara 10-9, and I got him detained.
Is there just weed in that?
Okay.
Tooter straws.
Go have a seat in the car.
Have a seat for me.
Go ahead for me.
So we got a small amount of fentanyl.
This is his dope kit.
Tooter straws, syringes, which is interesting.
We don't have a lot of people still shooting stuff up.
Usually they're just smoking it.
So this guy, he wasn't very cooperative,
he knew he had warrants from the get-go.
Shorewood end up having PC for him for theft,
and another case as well.
Started from a small traffic violation.
Most of our cases start from small traffic violations,
but turn into something bigger.
Hopefully, he figures out his life,
but today, he's going to jail.
[bleep] [bleep] faced, okay?
[bleep] drunk, okay?
Okay.
I'm [bleep] faced, oh my God [bleep].
Dude!
[gavel]
10-4, I'm like a block away.
We got a drunk male walking into traffic.
Let's see what's going on with him.
[indistinct] 40s. large build,
large grey sweatshirt, blue jeans, hat with a red bill.
Where is he?
Behind the bushes?
Right here?
Triple 3, I'll be out with him.
[indistinct chatter]
-Hello sir! -Hi!
I'm Officer Klus, Beaverton Police Department.
Just so you know, my bodycam is on, recording.
-Excuse me? -I'm Officer Klus,
Beaverton Police Department,
just telling you my body camera's on--
-Say it again, say it again. -I'm Officer Klus--
-Say it again, say it again. -Beaverton Police Department.
-Yes it is. -Just so you know,
my body camera's on. -Dude, why are you doing this?
Really? Seriously, now?
I'm just checking on you, what's going on?
I'm okay. Actually, there's nothing going on.
Okay, you seem fairly intoxicated.
-Yup. Yup. -What's your plan?
Plan is to go to my truck and sleep on my truck.
I'm okay with that?
-I'm not stoked about that. -I know you're not, it's okay.
Cause I don't want you to drive, right?
Oh, I'm not driving. I'm not driving.
-Okay. -I'm not [bleep] driving, dude.
-I'm walking. -I know.
The bartender was kind of concerned,
cause they said you had two beers.
-I've had more than two beers. -Had more?
-Let me tell you that right now. -Okay.
-Yeah. What's your name? -I'm Officer Klus.
-Klus. -Yes.
-Nice to meet you, I'm Mike. -Nice to meet ya.
Nice to meet ya, bud. Yup, yup.
Okay. You have wife, kids, anyone I can call?
-Wife, kids, no. -No, friend?
-No wife, kids-- No, no. -No friends?
You're, it's on you. What are you gonna do? It's on you.
-It's not on me. -Yes it is.
-I'm trying to help ya. -Actually, right now, yes it is.
What are you gonna do?
I appreciate it.
[groaning]
[bleep]
You're not instilling a lot of confidence in me, Mike.
I know, bubba. I know.
Get off the train tracks. Please.
Dude, I'm not [bleep].
Don't trip.
Just like that, dude.
Are you okay?
No. no.
Hey, what's your name again?
Stop asking me my name. I've told you 10 times.
It's Officer Klus.
-Dude, I'm [bleep] up, okay? -Yeah, I understand that.
-Officer, Officer Klus, I'm [bleep] up.
-Can you-- -Alright,
we're gonna call an ambulance for you,
cause you can't take care of yourself at this point.
Are you [bleep] kidding right now?
Let's go this way.
-Hey, Officer Klus? -Dude.
-Oh [bleep], oh [bleep]. -You gotta lock in right now.
-What do you-- -You gotta lock it in.
I'm [bleep] drunk.
Holy [bleep].
Triple 3, can I get an ambulance
to come check this guy out?
No, man!
I'm [bleep] [bleep] faced, okay? I'm [bleep] drunk, okay?
Okay.
I'm [bleep] faced, oh my God [bleep]!
[thunk!]
Dude. You gotta stop falling.
-Here. New plan. This way. -Huh?
-This way. -Huh?
-This way. -Okay. Okay, okay, okay.
-Hey, Officer? -Yeah?
It's all good, bro.
Can I sit down?
Yeah, that's where I'm taking you.
Oh yes, you have no idea.
Boom! Have a seat.
Uh, what are we doing?
We're getting you an Uber!
Thank you.
Klus!
-Look. -Yup, they're coming
'cause I called them 'cause you whacked your head.
[laughter] I know.
-That's not Uber! -Yup.
Uh, this is Michael.
Michael biffed it pretty hard in front of me,
whacked te front of his head.
He doesn't want you guys, he's doing better.
We got an Uber on the way.
Yes.
Once we got you off the train tracks,
falling down seven times.
Loaded, yes I am, yes.
Do you not want to be evaluated?
Okay, so like, we're here for you, dude.
I'm not searing you.
No, no, no, no, no, don't want it, yeah.
-Alright. -We're good.
Sounds good. See ya. I can't, nothing we can do.
-You guys are good. -Yeah.
-If he doesn't wanna see you. -Uber!
-Thank you guys for coming, sorry.
-No worries. -Hey, you guys?
Thank you so much. Thank you so much!
Yes, love ya!
I'll be honest with you, I could sleep right here, right now.
It wouldn't be good, dude!
-All night long! -It wouldn't be good.
[laughter]
They're 10 minutes away.
Thank you.
Alright, you're good.
I don't wanna get called back.
-Dude, I ain't going nowhere! -Okay.
[bleep], I ain't going nowhere, dude!
Okay.
I gotta go to something else,
but you're good to sit with your Uber.
Please! Go take care of your other [bleep] man!
Alright, dude.
There's other [bleep] out there.
Take care!
-Thank you. -Yup, take care, buddy.
-Hey, bubba. -Yeah, you're welcome.
It's just a day of testing my patience!
Doesn't wanna be seen by medical, can't force him.
People just called on him cause they're concerned about him.
If he wanders into traffic,
then we may have to go back out with him.
He seemed okay to sit for his Uber,
so we're letting it roll.
There's another 10 out of 10 interaction for the night.
[gavel]
Like, I've had people...
right after I became a cop,
eh maybe nah, I was in,
no I was in Narcotics, I had just gotten to Narcotics,
but I was still-- I still looked pretty clean.
And we're at the mall-- What is this knucklehead doing?
This guy's driving in the northbound lane
against the flow of traffic on a scooter.
We're just weaving in and out of the lanes!
3-25 Dispatch, copy a traffic stop.
[police siren]
Make it the Best Western on Monroe.
Man on a scooter.
Hey, can you pull forward a little bit up there?
This guy's driving his scooter in the...
southbound lane against the flow of traffic, at night.
That's fine!
Do you have your-- Do you have your ID on you?
You don't have any ID? Hey, look at me!
Alright. Do you know why I stopped you?
Bro, you're like in the oncoming traffic!
-I-I understand-- -Yup.
But you gotta either, look. It's like a bicycle,
you gotta drive it in the bike lane.
-Or on the sidewalk, okay? -Yes, sir.
You don't have any ID on you?
Alright.
Sit tight with Officer Staats here, okay?
Dangerous riding like that.
Basically head-on with him, as I was coming south.
Just sit on your butt.
-Yes. -Okay.
Listen.
Be still, or you're gonna go in handcuffs.
Officer Staats is really concerned that you're gonna run.
That's why he's standing just like this, okay?
So just--
I-I tend to believe you, okay?
You are who you say you are.
But I gotta, I gotta make sure you ain't got no warrants.
-You got paper for anything? -Nah, nah.
2-25... [indistinct]
You ever been arrested as a juvenile?
Okay.
Are you on--
Are you on probation for any of those cases?
No? Alright.
I'll tell you this, man.
I respect the fact that you're out here working,
and you're riding a scooter making deliveries.
That's, that's actually awesome.
So, I'm proud of you for working hard,
trying to make a living for yourself.
Do you have any questions?
You're good? Alright, you're free to go.
Appreciate it.
He was sketched out from the beginning,
but I just think because he's probably had
bad interactions with cops in the past.
Alright. Thanks, Wayne!
So, it turns out he's just getting impatient.
Didn't wanna wait in traffic,
so he decided he was gonna go in the lane
where there is no traffic.
But, he's out here trying to work hard,
make a, make a living as an 18-year-old kid,
so I'm not gonna write him a ticket, cost him money,
money out of his pocket cause he's out here trying to work,
but he needs to take things seriously
when it comes to being safe, so.
Hopefully, he won't do that anymore.
[soft music]
We'll got to this call,
it's for a 35-year-old male who's bleeding.
Hey, is there somebody bleeding out here?
Back here?
[tense music]
Whoa, oh kitten!
God, looks like he's there on the stairs.
Oh!
Hey, what happened to him?
Please come on, this man hand is broke,
it's broke and it's bleeding.
[overlapping chatter]
Is it coming from his hand?
-Yeah, from his hand. -I'm stopping the bleeding.
Okay. Keep stopping it.
It's broke, I know it's broke.
-What, what happened? -Look like it's broke.
Okay. How long has it been bleeding like this?
-Since about 9:30? -No!
-Please, please, please! -About 9:30.
Is that blood right there? Or is that sweat?
-I think that's sweat. -It looks like sweat.
Come on.
EMS is on the way.
EMS is on the way. Where else are you bleeding from? Anywhere?
-Right here. -This hand? Your knee? Okay.
Please help me. Please help me, no!
Yeah, no, I don't wanna remove any clots if there are clots.
So we'll just hold this and when EMS gets here...
-I've stopped the bleeding. -Okay, thank you.
Please help me, ah no, no, no!
-Ah no, no, no, no! -They're here to help you, man.
-Let me look at it! -No! No!
-Let her look at it. -Let me look at it.
[unintelligible]
Help me, help me, help me, please, don't do it, no, no.
[groaning in pain]
I know, buddy, I gotta get some pressure on it.
Ow!
[screaming]
Say bud, what's your name?
-Hey, partner? -Hey, boss?
-[bleep]. -Hey.
-Is he unconscious? -Wake up, bud!
Hey buddy!
Alright, let's just get him up.
Come on.
Couldn't really get a good story about what happened.
It's likely he punched some glass,
that would make sense.
Um, but he's gonna take a ride to the hospital.
Hopefully he'll be alright.
It was kind of hard for me to tell
how bad his bleed really was.
I'm not sure if this was self-inflicted.
You know, he had a strong odor of alcohol coming from him.
But, it's par for the course in terms of
nobody out here knows what happened.
Even if they know exactly what happened. So.
[sirens blaring]
[gavel]
[tense music]
[indistinct chatter]
[walkie-talkie beep]
We read on that call, we're en route.
We are a minute 47 away.
So right now, we're headed to a Kia dealership,
there's apparently somebody breaking into cars right now,
and potentially trying to drive it away.
[police radio]
So we're gonna try and block all the entrances,
and keep him from being able to drive a vehicle out.
RADIO: T-54, officer on foot. [walkie-talkie beep]
I'm back here, 3 o'clock all the way back by the fence lawn.
Copy. I see multiple cameras, I'm out on the west side.
Send some on the east side of the building.
It says a four-door, but I don't know which one.
[background yelling] [dramatic music]
10-4.
[indistinct chatter]
You're in the crossfire, get back.
Open the door!
-Hey, we see you man! -Step out of the vehicle now!
Jacob, start giving orders.
-Let me see your hands! -Hands up!
Hands up!
Turn around.
Put your hands on your head.
Turn around. Turn around.
Is there anybody else with you?
Okay. Very good.
Alright, what do we see?
[police siren]
You ever have a Florida ID or license before?
Okay.
7-16,[indistinct] in line?
Anything on you I haven't found yet?
Alright, go ahead and sit in the car.
Okay.
Alright.
We have a lot of problems with the dealerships around town,
where people try to go, just check door handles,
just like the apartment complexes.
So now, he's gonna take a trip to jail.
He tried saying he was a transient resident,
who was just looking for a place to sleep.
But then, he just told me that he stashed his stuff
somewhere on the parking lot,
so we're gonna go try to find that as well.
After searching the vehicle,
directly under where he was sitting,
we located some other miscellaneous, uh credit cards
that didn't belong to him, some gift cards,
which were likely taken from other vehicles.
His ID was in that stack of cards as well,
so that was a little telling.
So, ultimately he got the two charges for auto burglary,
and the one charge for the stolen credit cards.
[gavel]
[theme music]