Police search with a K9! [dog barking]
Tonight.
Come out now or you're gonna get bit!
[dog barking] [screaming]
Police 24/7 explores
the wild side of the law.
Good boy.
[rock song]
[dog barking]
From pigs on the loose.
Put him in the back of your car.
To the most dangerous encounters...
That thing is a...
...life on the beat...
It's a baby!
...can be a zoo.
That is a big hog.
And when they need to make the big bust...
It's definitely a canine track.
...K9 cops always get their man.
[dog barking] [screaming]
Officer McGuire and his K9
are keeping the streets of Beaverton safe.
A suspected shoplifter has fled the scene on foot.
But he's about to find that four legs are better than two.
We got a guy that stole...
from Home Depot over here, kind of in the North District,
we're gonna head over there and get my partner out
and see if we can track them.
The info of the start point is really important for the dog
to have a good scent trail to start out with.
It looks like he was last seen running kind of
towards these sheds.
[dog panting]
[tense music]
Wait, Suge.
Good boy, Suge.
And they saw him cross Signs Park?
My dog kind of stops, kind of near the high school.
Yeah, I think at this point,
I'm thinking either the high school
or this business complex.
Police Department, searching with a K9,
come out now or you might get bit.
Police Department, searching with a K9.
Announce yourself or you may get bit!
My guess is he's pretty close to here.
Search! Where is he?
Police Department, searching with a dog,
come out now or you may get bit!
Police Department, you're gonna get bit by a dog,
announce yourself now!
6-7-9-7, we'll take a quick signal too.
Police Department!
Come out now or you're gonna get bit!
[dog barking]
[Dog yipping]
Hey, show him your hands, do it now!
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!
- Page! - Don't move, okay?
We're gonna get the dog off.
Yeah! Yeah, yeah, yeah!
Please!
[pained groaning] Come here.
Come here!
What are you talking about? Lay down!
6-7-9-7, we're getting one in custody now.
Can I get medical out this way?
For a dog bite?
I let the dog go first because it was so dangerous
for us to go in there first.
It's a very concealed area
and there wasn't a really good entry point...
...into this without compromising us.
So we've given multiple admonishments,
"Hey, come out now, you may get bit."
You know, a reasonable person
would usually come out and say, "Hey, don't send out the dog."
Uh, the dog ended up engaging the suspect
and I immediately got the dog off
and took him into custody.
Come on.
Good boy.
[sirens blare]
In Flagler County, suspected copper thieves have fled
into the Florida countryside.
Detective Dalrymple races to join the pursuit.
[indistinct radio chatter]
Current access is open.
How long ago was this?
30 minutes ago? 35?
The homeowners here, they got a video camera
that faces the front of the house
where the suspect walked in front of.
Um, so right now we're just trying to relay the most recent
description of the suspect to our helicopter in the air.
[bleep]
[tense music]
[dog barking]
Sheriff's Office K9!
Dog will find you, he will bite you!
[dog barking]
[Dog whining]
Here, Thor, to my side.
[Dog excited whining]
I'm trying! I'm tr-
Hand behind your back or you're gonna get bit again!
Dispatch, we're gettin' him secured.
Right here.
That was fun.
- You alright? - Yeah, wet!
- Good job. - Thanks.
Right now, he's got a resist,
burglary for trying to get into the person's house
that we were at,
loiter and prowling, violation of probation on top of that.
But it was great teamwork from the helicopter
to the dogs to our real-time crime center was good.
Goes to show the community that we're not gonna give up
if something happens.
Kind of sets the tone of, uh,
we will find you.
Put your hands up!
DISPATCH: Yeah, must have been running, maybe jumping a fence.
When the police are hot on the trail...
Show me your hands! [dog barking]
...they call in man's best friend.
He cut through this trail right here.
[pained screaming]
[sirens blare]
[tense music]
In Beaverton, Oregon,
armed robbery suspects are on the loose.
We're going to an armed robbery at the 7-11.
They shot rounds at the ceiling.
So they located a robbery suspect vehicle.
We're going to meet a dog team
and see if we can't locate these guys.
This is gonna be a slower track knowing these guys are armed.
Hey Meekisho, let's move your car out...
OFFICER: Sheriff's Office, show me your hands now!
Put your hands up!
- Going on your left... - Slow up! Slow up!
I'm gonna hold right here.
[gun cocks]
So car's clear, we got three outstanding suspects.
Officer Meekisho's parking right now,
we're going to get the K9 coming out.
- C'mon. - We're gonna start tracking.
Looking for three males
and there's a black K9 on standing.
Let's go find those bad guys.
Oof!
Police search.
Sounds like another caller seen them run south.
Three voices.
MEEKISHO: Okay, we're getting close, boys.
GASKELL: Yeah, we're close.
Police search with a K9!
This is your last warning!
Make yourself known!
Dog finds you, you're gonna get bit!
Where's that guy!
Police Department, searching with a K9!
Stay in your house, please!
Make yourself known!
Broken fence board.
- Yep. - Northwest.
Yup. 10-4, that's where we're, uh,
K9 wants us.
Good boy.
This is it, this is close.
That's where we just [bleep] were!
- It's right here. - Yeah.
Hold up.
Sheriff's Office, come out with your hands up!
GASKELL: Police search with a K9!
Show me your hands!
- Come here! - Show me your hands!
Oh, hey!
- Stop! - I'm gonna pull him out.
- Yep. - Pull him out.
[dog barking] Up. Good boy!
He found them.
I want you to slowly walk back!
[dog barks]
Put both your hands on top your head,
interlace your fingers.
- Watts. - Okay, we're good,
we're gonna take him.
I'm gonna cover lawn when you go up.
If you move, you will be shot, do you understand?
[Police sirens blare]
[dog barking]
Right behind ya.
[dog barking excitedly]
Shug located all three suspects.
They're going through a bunch of fences,
um, and he's given me good indications
on where they were going over the fence
and all three and everyone's safe.
Yeah! Good boy!
Good boy!
You crushed that track.
Putnam County, Florida, is gator country,
but that doesn't make run-ins with them any easier
as Sergeant Vieira is about to find out.
Oh, big bump.
And a rooster, really?
Perfect, sounds great, thank you, Palatka.
[car door chimes]
You can see here just how high the water is.
It's all the way up through their carport.
That him?
- Yeah. - Yeah, he's pretty small,
but I can't-
I was just gonna try to chase him out,
but I can't get to him safely with the fence,
so I fear the catch'll probably be-
- Yeah. - A little easier.
You gonna drag him out of the water?
- Yeah. - Alright, cool.
[suspenseful music]
Whoa!
[dog barking] WOMAN 1: Roxy, no!
Roxy, come here!
WOMAN 2: Oh, my god, get Roxy!
[Dog barks] [alligator hissing]
Get up here! [barking]
There we go.
[clapping] MAN: Catch that bird.
Looks like he's got himself wrapped up.
[alligator angrily hisses]
- Come into a more open area. - Yeah.
I just don't want to...
- Hey, Sharp, do me a favor. - Yeah.
Just come here and hold this for me?
Watch yourself, watch yourself.
[dog barking]
Got him?
Hold his tail.
[dog barking] Need tape.
Tape?
- You got it? - Yep.
- Oh, yeah, yeah. - Yeah.
Absolutely.
WOMAN 1: I'm on the porch, can you run the, uh...
VIEIRA: Perfect.
- That's good. - Yeah, yeah.
MAN: Try to get him hooked there.
VIERIA: Yeah, nothing hurting him at all.
Yeah! Whose car he going in?
I'll sell it.
- Got him? - Yep.
Got him. Alright, nice job.
WOMAN 1: Thank you, guys.
Absolutely.
We're going to head to the river now
and put him back home.
[Door chimes]
[Alligator hisses]
- Good? - Yes, sir.
Alright, tape is undone. Ready?
One, two...
...and three.
There, little buddy.
VIEIRA: Grow big somewhere else.
He looks dehydrated.
The oath to serve and protect...
You're under arrest... ...means even more
when the most vulnerable victims
are in harm's way.
I just put my knife in!
In Richmond County,
Deputies Camacha and Butcher
rush to a local hotel where a dog is trapped
inside a car in the blistering heat.
The dog has been locked in the vehicle all morning.
It's been at least eight hours.
If the dog's in distress and it's to the point
where we can't contact anybody,
uh, we're going to have to find a ways and means
to be able to get that dog out of there and then animal control
will take the dog.
Animal control takes it very seriously.
So do I, I have two dogs of my own, so.
104, dispatch, we're on the scene.
Roger.
[ominous music plays]
Show me out with 1910
at number two-
Hey, buddy.
Window's open.
- Aw. - Door's open.
He's petrified.
But I don't have a leash.
104, dispatch,
do we have any contact with Animal Control?
Truck is open but he's underneath the floorboard
and he looks extremely scared and possibly dehydrated.
Hang tight, buddy.
Looks like he's been in here for quite some time,
um, he's panting,
looks like maybe a little dehydrated.
Hey, buddy.
Hey, bud, want some water?
Go ahead.
There, he's definitely thirsty.
There you go, like a fountain, pal.
[chuckles]
Good stuff, drink up, buddy.
Is he staying here?
Yeah, I think that's him.
Okay, what room are they in?
- 404? - Yeah.
I think we can relate to each other.
MANAGER: That's- That's really good.
I think we're making friends here.
MANAGER: Yeah.
BUTCHER: Yeah.
Hello.
OWNER: Hi.
Hi. Do you own the Tahoe?
Yes.
Left a dog out there.
Yes, I'm fixed to take him off.
Okay, I have Animal Control coming.
That dog's been in there all day.
That dog's panting like crazy
and all you left was powdered donuts.
There's water out there too.
There's no water in there. Anywhere.
If I can get that leash,
I can take him out, that'd be fantastic.
Alright, thank you.
Come walk, is that alright?
Alright, come on, buddy.
There you go.
Oh, good boy!
Alright, he is happy to be out of there.
This could be my new partner right here,
I may replace Camacho.
Aw, good boy! [chuckling]
Oh, yeah!
I'd keep him as a partner.
Yeah.
If she gives you an opportunity to go ahead and bring him,
get him back, that's up to her.
OWNER: Except I need that leash.
You need the leash back?
Let me see that.
Good boy.
Don't leave your dog in a car.
You know, this is probably the best outcome for him for now
until she gets her stuff put back together
and back in order.
It's unfortunate, I mean, dogs are, you know,
a man or a woman's best friend,
but you got to treat them like that too,
leaving him inside a hot car is not that.
MANAGER: Thank you, sir.
Aw, good boy.
In Beaverton, Officer Meekisho responds to a call about
a suspicious male who has returned to a shopping center
where he's been previously trespassed.
[indistinct]
[[tense music]
Okay.
Hey, they didn't see where he went?
[dog whining]
Suge.
Okay. Suge.
Police searching with a K9,
make yourself known!
Dog finds you, you may get bit.
Up.
Plots.
Good boy!
You found his hat, good boy!
Where is he?
Search.
Searching with a K9, make yourself known.
Well, we're getting closer to the road.
Up. He's in something, but it's not like, super strong.
Alright, let's go out.
Plots.
We were going up in those woods,
like he downed on a hat
which has like fresh odor on it
so on the way out when we're coming back to our cars,
I'll still pay him for that because he's still doing his job
and working odor.
Pay him means he gets his toys,
so he likes his rubber blasting hose.
So, this is his payment, it's what he works for,
so he finds a bad guy, he finds an article,
uh, this is what he gets, this is his toy.
Good boy.
He ended up going over to the gym across the street
and officers just made contact with him up here.
[suspenseful music plays]
OFFICER: Give me your fingers. Open your fingers.
SUSPECT: Yeah, this is a tattoo right here.
This tattoo right here,
you gang member.
You think you're tough and smarter than me?
It's from my father-in-law.
I am nothing, dude.
It means "walk the faith."
- Jesus. - Relax your shoulders.
When I pulled up,
they were detaining him on the ground
and he had stacked pallets
across the roadway to like, block the ramp to the freeway.
- Okay. - Yeah.
Alright.
Army car.
Walk the faith.
Vote for me in the next election!
I'm going to expose all the police corruption!
If I die, it's working!
An officer's made contact with him,
he's obviously matched the description
and he's actually wanted
by the Washington County Sheriff's Office also
because he crawled into a minor's bedroom
earlier this morning and he got chased off by the dad
so he's gonna go to jail tonight.
Deputy Holmes is racing against the clock
to save two dogs who have been left alone in a trailer
in the sweltering Florida heat.
It's an abandoned house and there's dogs inside,
they've looked like they've been abandoned.
Uh, one might have already died
and so Animal Control might also be around.
[door chimes]
[tense music]
Which house is it, this one?
What's their names?
WOMAN: Spencer and Ginger.
What kind of dogs are they?
They're kind of mutts.
They're kind of mixed, but they're small dogs.
- Small? - Yeah, Ginger she-
She's still a puppy
so she's probably less than three months old.
She barks, but not aggressive. [knocking]
Here, baby!
Sheriff's Office! [dogs barking]
If you're inside, make yourself known!
[dogs barking]
Can you see 'em?
We don't need to go inside yet.
Alright.
Do you have any resource for these dogs at all?
Can they go somewhere?
They can't be here by themselves.
Because animal control's actually coming.
But if animal control gets possession of 'em,
you know, I don't know what's going to happen.
And I don't know if they're gonna charge you
for abandonment or not.
That's gonna be up to them.
Or neglect.
Do you give us permission to get them out.
There is, I guess water,
we really haven't been inside,
she just gave us permission to go inside.
MAN: You want to meet us at Walmart,
I'll bring you both dogs.
Very good. Problem solved?
So you're taking both dogs then.
- I'll take 'em both. - Okay.
We want to see what both of them look like, though.
Yup.
She gave us permission to go in.
If you want to, you're more than welcome,
- I mean... - Alright.
If she takes 'em, somebody's gonna catch charges.
Yeah, you don't want me to take 'em.
Hey, it ain't me.
I'm saying it won't be you.
Just like I said, it ain't me,
I just hope they're here.
[dogs barking]
Hello, Ginger! [Ginger barks]
Hello, Spencer!
Look at that pretty girl!
Ginger!
Hello Ginger!
MAN: His name's Spencer
- and he will run. - This is Spencer.
- And this is Miss Ginger. - He'll run?
- Yeah. - Alright.
Yeah, and that little thing clears that fence.
- Like it's nothing. - Yeah?
- Like a Jack Russell. - Yeah?
[chuckling]
Ginger, nice girl.
WOMAN: I'll put you in. MAN: Bye-bye.
WOMAN: I'll put you in, madam. Come on.
Slow down. Good boy.
- Get in here, love. - Good boy.
ABBOTT: Well, doggies are safe.
[groan] Makes us feel better.
She's pretty lucky that her friend's rolled up
to take the dogs,
because if the dogs were not in a good condition,
uh, she probably would have end up gettin' charges.
But at least the dogs are being taken care of at this point.
Now let's figure out how to get the heck up out of here.
Coming up.
- It's a possum! - Wrangling suspects
is a lot more difficult when they're on four legs.
[siren honking]
Let's just hope he doesn't attack
my nice pretty truck.
Air one's gonna call the location...
NARRATOR: The chase is on
as the Tallahassee PD follows a stolen car
but catching this suspect is about to turn
into the ultimate game of fetch.
Oh.
[sirens blaring]
[suspenseful music plays]
[panting]
You missed his tracks.
[heavy breathing]
Most definitely a K9 track.
He cut through this trail right here.
HARRELSON: He's gonna pop back over here, I guarantee it.
Go!
OFFICER: Watch your step right there.
[indistinct radio chatter]
I'm coming!
OFFICER 2: Put your hands up!
OFFICER 3: Hands up!
[screaming]
SUSPECT: Sir!
OFFICER 2: You've been handcuffed!
[panting] When I call out to you,
you better make yourself known, you understand!
Just give me a light.
Grab his hand.
[screaming]
OFFICER 3: You got him?
OFFICER 2: Give me your other hand!
[panting]
Well, guess what, when I say K9,
you say something back,
you understand? This wouldn't happen.
[panting] [pained moaning]
[heavy breathing]
HARRELSON: Once the vehicle came into the neighborhood
the driver bailed out and ran into the woods here
and we started a K9 track.
It was very short, maybe 300 yards,
but a couple turns into it
and the suspect was bedded down into the woods.
And the dog was able to track to him and ultimately bit him,
because the suspect did not call out
once given verbal orders to come out.
OFFICER 2: That's a good boy! Good boy!
HARRELSON: For protocol, though, he is going to be transported
to the hospital to be medically cleared
before he's delivered to the detention facility.
You alright?
Yeah, caught up in the vines and tripped.
That's a good boy, huh?
Good god, that's a good boy, huh?
That is a good boy.
That's a good boy!
Yee doggie!
In Wilmington, Officer Koch responds to a home invasion
of a very different kind.
Reference to a raccoon.
It's that or something. [Radio crackles]
Hopefully, it's not like a rabid raccoon,
I've already had to shoot one.
So I'm hoping that's not what this is,
and it's just a raccoon
that found it's way into the house
so I can shoo it out.
We're going to see if we can help this gentleman
get the raccoon out of his house.
You got a raccoon up in there?
Did you see it? Did you see one?
Did you see it?
Alright, let's go look for it.
You're fighting with it?
Is it mean?
Alright, let me just see.
I don't see nothing-
Where?
Behind the toaster?
There's a missing raccoon.
I don't want to move the toaster,
I don't want him to attack me,
there ain't no raccoon back there.
No, there ain't any back here.
What's that noise, is that like hissing?
It's scaring me, getting jump scared by a raccoon.
Bee-Dubs, you don't see a raccoon?
- It's a possum? - It's a possum!
It's a possum, man, that ain't no raccoon!
It's a baby!
I'll get him for ya.
You got a towel or something I can use for a rug?
You got a towel.
I ain't puttin' him in no bucket, he's precious,
where the towel?
Can I use that right there?
Yeah. Just to pick him up.
He's playing dead, he ain't gonna do nothing.
You come get him with some gloves on!
[laughing]
I know. Come on, Bubby,
let's get him outside quick.
- Oh, god! - I know.
Come on, baby.
Come on.
It's okay.
It's okay, here you go, here you go, run off.
Go ahead.
He's gone, sir.
You alright?
He was just a baby,
it means the mama is probably around here somewhere.
Why did I have to pick it up, I felt so bad.
I know, I just feel bad for the little guy.
That's alright, next time I'll pick it up.
It's okay, I like possums.
If it was a raccoon, I would have probably
freaked out a little bit more.
Raccoons freak me out.
Have a good day, sir!
Yes, sir.
Deputy Deets is onto a suspected drug mule
and in order to make the bust,
he needs to unleash his secret weapon.
K9 Deputy Zoltan.
Yeah, go on and come back with me.
[indistinct commands]
Come here.
Sit.
[indistinct commands]
[dog whining]
Good boy. Come on! Good boy.
Good boy. Come on!
Come on. [commands]
435s of K9, alright?
[bleep] Are you responsible
for everything inside the car?
Anybody ask you to bring anything up here that...
...to take to anybody?
They did?
So the dog did alert to your vehicle.
He's trained to detect the odours of marijuana,
meth, cocaine, heroin and fentanyl.
That alert does give me probable
cause and the fact that you told me
that there is something illegal
in your car also gives me probable cause, okay,
so we're gonna do a search
and we'll go from there, okay?
Just hang tight.
[sniffling]
[tense music]
Alright.
You are under arrest at this time, okay?
Go ahead and turn around
and put your hands behind your back.
I'm gonna go ahead and advise you
of your rights, okay?
You have the right to remain silent,
anything you say can and will be used against you
in the court of law.
Okay, so here's what we're going to do,
we're going to go back to our office
and we're going to process this.
We're going to have some people come and talk to you, okay?
Is there anything else in the vehicle other than that?
How much are you being paid to transport that?
$2,500?
Okay, and where are you supposed to take it?
So, where you were supposed to meet your...
- Yeah. - Your son?
It's still in the car? Okay.
5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30.
- 30? - Yep.
So you can see there's the large shards
of methamphetamine.
Uh, it's like that in every single one, so...
...high quality, high grade.
- Alright, searched? - Yeah.
So there were 30 small zip-locked bags,
um, we're guessing about a pound apiece,
so it's about 30 pounds.
It is a significant find.
So we're going to take her back
to our office and interview her further
to see if we can possibly work this case further,
um, either working it back to the people
that she got the drugs from,
or to the person that it's going to.
Um, and see what she says there.
After that, um,
then she will be booked into the jail
on transportation of dangerous drugs charges.
As a K9 handler,
Deputy Sharp has had his share of experiences with animals.
I think the reason I wanted to be K9 so much
was just the aspect of being utilized in all the...
more high-risk calls.
As a K9 handler, you get called to
pretty much all the in-progress stuff,
all the high-risk things.
Takes a lot of work and a lot of training hours
to get to the level to be able to do what we do.
But even he's not going to want
to mess with this next prowler.
Oh, that's a big pig!
It's loose, it's right in front of his car.
I don't know if we want to mess with this thing!
They're not sure who it belongs to.
I think so too.
That's a big pig.
Have you guys seen it before?
WOMEN: No!
That is a big hog. [dog barking]
[laughter]
Well, don't film it if I get beat up by a hog.
You know what we can do?
If I drive and turn around there,
I'll get on the other side of the fence
and pepper-spray it, see if I can get it to run away.
I guess it depends on where you're gonna go.
Or where it's gonna run to.
Well, I'm hoping it'll run that way.
I mean, unless I can get it
to go back towards the woods there.
Is her property fenced along the back line there?
He should be able to run
straight into the woods then.
Yeah.
Alright, let me pull my truck up
and see if I can get him to go.
I'm not wrestling that thing.
I had one that was coming,
that as taller than that, that was coming at me
and it was like, it was getting more and more aggressive,
it was pushing me, pushing me,
and it was like, I didn't know what to do
and obviously I don't want to shoot somebody's pig
so I just took my taser out,
took the carts off and drive stunned it
and it didn't react, and I was like...
...a couple times it wasn't doing anything
and then finally it knocked me on the ground and I was like
"I'm gonna get mauled by a pig out here!"
But luckily after it knocked me on the ground,
it walked away and I was like-
No, no, I'm gonna stay in my truck for this one.
[dog barking]
Gator!
Calm down.
I'm trying to get him to want to leave
so I'm going to pull up as close as I can,
I'm going to spray a little bit of pepper spray at him
because it won't hurt him,
it'll disorient him a little bit,
cause a little bit of agitation,
but it's a really safe and effective way,
we use it on aggressive dogs too.
[dog barking]
And then maybe use a little bit of my airhorn too
and see if I can spook him
and let's just hope he doesn't attack my nice pretty truck.
[dog whining and barking]
[airhorn blasts] [pig squealing]
There he goes!
Go the other way!
[Pig oinking]
[Dog barking] [Pig squealing]
He looked like he continued off towards her wood line
so we should be okay.
But if he's that hungry, he knows it's here,
he may come back to it anyway once that pepper spray
kind of dies off.
I would try to wait 'til daylight
so you're not out here picking it up
and you get surprised at him coming up around
behind you or something.
- Okay. - Thank you!
Yep, you all have a great night.
You too!
[police siren blaring]
In Kansas, Deputy Rivera races to respond to a dog
in a potential life or death situation.
We're almost coming to the area, so...
...I'm just gonna slow down to regular speeds
and then turn off all my equipment.
If he is actually abusing the animal,
you don't want to give up that you're coming.
[car door ringing]
Dispatch has been updated.
6, I'm up to him.
Hello.
Good, how are you?
I'm Deputy Rivera, we just got called out
for your welfare. What's going on?
- Nothing. - Okay.
So we have reports of you beating a dog.
It's my dog, I'm trying to train it
and it's just going all over the place,
it's bit me a few times.
- Okay.
So I'm trying to train it
and it's just being very untrainable right now.
Okay, do you mind getting out of the road?
You might get killed.
Is there a reason I'm being talked to,
are you detaining me?
Yes, I am, I'm talking to you right now
because I'm investigating a crime.
How am I under arrest?
No, you're not under arrest.
Then I'm free to leave.
You're not at this time.
I'm trying to figure out what's going on,
there's blood on the ground.
That's mine!
Come here.
He says that he's trying to train the dog
so he had to hit it a few times.
Um, because it's bit him,
but I asked him to move
and he wasn't wanting to so now we're here.
SUSPECT: You have no reason to detain me!
CINOTTO: Stop! You are detained!
RIVERA: I said stop.
Don't escalate this more than it needs to be.
- That's my dog... - I understand that.
That's not a detainment!
But until we identify who you are.
Get your supervisor.
6-20-20, can you start down here.
Have your supervisor come down here.
He's on his way. Now may I have your ID?
No, you may not.
I'm waiting for my supervisor to get here.
We're not waiting, you're under arrest,
hands behind your back.
You got weapons on you?
- Can you take the dog? - Give me the dog.
Oh, I just put my knife down!
[Dog crying]
You don't have a reason-
See, what are you doing?
CINOTTO: Easy, little one!
- Give me your hands. - What are you doing?
What are you doing?
Put your hands behind your back.
What are you doing?
Walking in the roadway is a crime-
I'm trying to walk down the street
and you're walking behind me.
Okay.
Now you're going to jail for interference.
Yep. All you had to do was give us your ID
and we would've already been on our way, man.
- I don't have to show my ID! - You do.
I'll leave when the supervisor gets here and I'll talk to him.
Nope, you're going to sit in the back of the car
until the supervisor gets here.
[struggling]
Dude, just stop.
I'm not-
Oh, really?
Now you have battery charges.
Turn around now!
Think twice before you [bleep] kick a law enforcement officer.
I don't have to do anything
besides get rolled the [bleep] over.
Well, you just kicked her so now you got a battery charge.
- I didn't kick anybody. - Roll on your stomach!
Watch his head, watch his head.
Ain't got nothing back here.
[bleep] dog, acting [bleep] bad,
and I'M [bleep] disciplining it?
Okay, just stand up and go to the car.
- You alright? - Stand up!
Yeah.
Are you going to force me
or you going to let me stand up?
Tuck your feet up to your chest, we're gonna help you.
[panting]
- Let's go. - One, two, three, up!
[panting]
- Down. - Your feet.
You know what's crazy to me is that...
this dog hasn't growled or barked
or tried to bite once.
And his owner tried to say that he's been biting him
and doing what else, well...
[indistinct radio chatter]
Dogs only do that when they're scared or protective.
That was a puppy?
Very sweet.
- Yeah. - Very sweet.
I don't know if it's just rubbed skin
but there is some, like a little bit of blood
- behind his leg. - I'll just let-
[scanner beeps] There we go.
- Got a chip? - Yup.
[gasps]
Can we take it to the family?
Sarge, please?
Yup. Let me do that real quick.
- Thank you! - Uh-huh!
I thought he was gonna take it.
You got a family, doggie?
Puppy's got a family!
One of the reasons I became
law enforcement was to protect the vulnerable
and this is just one of the many examples,
you never know what's going through a dog's mind
or any animal's mind,
and I'm just lucky that
we could get to him before anything to terrible happened.
And he's sleeping.
Over in Richmond County,
Deputy Hoskins thought he had seen it all.
But then he got a tip that was anything
but boring.
I'll go look, where at?
Right down by the Chevron.
I'm talkin' they got the big teeth and everything.
Cool.
He's just walkin' around.
I'm gonna look for it.
- Big black [bleep]. - Okay.
411, dispatch.
Show me out with a wild boar.
411, is it hunting season?
[chuckling]
That's a 10-4.
Oh, best friends. [Boar oinking]
He's got a pretty decent little tusk.
A wild boar in the roadway,
uh, don't see that too often around here.
We got animal control en route
right now just keep him out of the roadway
so he's not a road hazard.
[laughing]
[chuckling] The Boar Whisperer over there.
[chuckling]
Go in and rassle it.
[bleep]
Put it in the back of your car.
[Boar oinking]
BOYD: Be like, uh, call yee, yee, yee!
Jump on it!
I got a- No, I don't have a net.
[laughing]
So you're telling me you'll chase one of these
young thundercats down but you're backin' off
this little thing? [laughing]
Dispatch, 411.
Go ahead.
[laughing]
If you wouldn't mind telling Aubrey
we're at the Dollar General with her pig.
Alright, she'll be along.
[laughing]
[unintelligible] Hey. Watch your back.
BOYD: Those things can run fast too and they'll let you know.
Yeah.
Is this Aubrey?
[high-pitched laughing] Pie!
She pull up smoking a cigarette.
[laughing] You know that's her damned pig.
Hey, baby, come here, it's okay.
Come on, it's okay.
Okay. [laughing]
Y'all, I'm sorry.
Y'all, thank you y'all so much.
How often does she get out?
He got never!
- Never! - Never!
Well, we can check that box then,
'cause he got out tonight.
Yeah, we're go-
We live at [unintelligible]
He'll walk, he'll follow us.
BOYD: For real?
Come on, Piggie, let's go.
HOSKINS: You feed it- BOYD: Cookies and Kool-Aid.
It's a brotherly connection, we get it.
[laughing]
Alright, come on, baby.
Let's go. Thank y'all so much.
I guess they gonna walk him.
He got the commons all riled up.
They were scared when he... [laughing]
"There's a wild boar over there!"
Piggie Pie ended up being a big sweetheart.
[Pig oinking]