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Get down!
A hot call is an event of the highest priority.
Brian, wake up!
To save lives.
Arm is so ----ed up.
I got one running!
And chase down suspects.
Come here.
To break up brawls.
Break your ----in' neck! - Back up!
And break down doors.
The big guy pulled a gun on us.
When a hot call comes in...
Get out the way!
...the clock is ticking.
Be on the sidewalk, right now!
Come out with your hands up!
And nothing will stop these cops from saving the day.
Y'all seen it, y'all got it on camera!
♪ You can't run from the law ♪♪
[police siren]
Calls for backup are as urgent as they come.
So when Officer Beyer gets a call about an officer
in a dangerous fight, he puts the pedal to the metal.
We're going to a person,
sounds like an officer in a fight.
So we got three units running lights and sirens,
trying to get there to him.
Watch out!
You punched him!
Watch out!
You punched-- - Hey!
You punched him! - She's in--
I got you. Watch out, I got you! Hold on! Watch out.
Stop!
Give me your ----ing hands!
- You can check! [bleep].
No, you punching people-- [bleep]
Hey--
[background yelling]
Hold his hand, someone hold his...
Hey listen. Slow, slow it down. [bleep]
Slow it down, hold his hand.
Come on, man, I ain't do nothing!
I got him.
Sarge. Hold that.
Listen. Listen! Do you have any more weapons on you?
Everyone good? - Yes.
- Come on, man! - Good, you all good?
That's where his hand was.
Man, I ain't have my arm under these, what?
While I was conducting a traffic stop on the bicycle,
um, during the traffic stop, he refused
and he kept riding away.
Eventually, we ended up in this driveway,
and he tried to walk inside.
He kept going for his waistband, so I pulled out my taser,
and I was able to get three rounds off.
Get in the car.
Y'all seen it, y'all got it on camera, right?
- Get in the car! - Sit down!
I ain't have nothing on me! - Sit down!
Man, streets be turnt!
As we got here on scene, there was a few officers
involved in a fight with the suspect,
so I jumped in, help to get him detained.
And then, as we were still actively fighting him,
he kept on trying to reach to his waistband to get a gun.
And so, one of us was holding on that,
while the other ones were getting him secured
in handcuffs and just try to de-escalate everything
from there.
So, there was a magazine almost, I think almost full in there,
but yeah, there was nothing in the chamber,
cause I dropped the magazine, racked it, nothing came out.
Okay. Perfect.
Thank you.
[police radio]
He's going to jail, yes. I did hear that
he's a convicted felon, so he's not supposed to be
having a firearm at all.
So, he's at least going to jail on some felony charges tonight.
A crime in progress is a scorching hot call
for officers.
So in Beaverton, an armed burglary
has multiple units racing to the scene.
[sirens blaring]
So they got a team already approaching,
to make contact with the folks in the store, which is good.
Curious to see if they find them in there or not.
[dramatic music]
[sirens blaring]
Alrighty, keep your eyes open for anything.
That was a dude running away from a crime scene.
Hey Parker, we need hands.
We'll detain this guy.
Okay, go on in front. - Just hold him.
Do not move, do you understand?
Easy, easy.
[handcuffs clicking]
Logan, you got my right side?
Ugh!
You think we need a trauma kit?
[door chime]
You guys got left? - Yeah, left is good.
Okay.
What's going on, dude?
What do you mean, what's going on?
Why are we proning you out in front of a convenience store
and you're shaking?
We were trying to take beers, I guess.
Okay, what happened? How'd the door get broken?
With the metal thing, it was, like, a stand holding fruits.
I think somebody's tried to get the door open,
cause the door was locked.
So, they locked the door in on you,
'cause you were trying to steal beer?
Yeah, cause they were outside.
I was gonna try to run, but that guy was swinging
the metal thing like crazy.
So I'm like, "I'm not going out there,
"I'm not getting hit with some metal thing."
How old are you?
I'm 16.
What are you doing, dude?
I don't know.
[door chime]
We just searched the whole thing, and it's empty.
The store knew they were gonna steal, so the store,
whoever was in there, was like, pfft.
Locked 'em out, or, locked 'em in.
The guy. - Yeah.
- The guy who worked there had locked 'em in.
Locked 'em in and was like, pfft, calling the cops.
Uh, at some point during the scuffle,
the front door got broken.
Okay.
And he's telling you that? - Hm?
Was he telling you that? - Yeah.
Oh. - He's compliant.
Okay. - I even bro'ed out with him.
16 year olds are like my specialty, actually.
Mom and Dad at home, dude?
Uh, I live with just my mom.
What's she gonna think of all this?
I mean, she's gonna be pissed.
Hello, this is Officer Klus with Beaverton Police.
[gasp]
It's okay, everyone's okay.
Uh, your son, uh, was with a bunch of his buddies,
and they tried to steal beer from the store,
and some kind of scuffle happened.
No one's hurt, he's fine. Are you able to come get him?
It's a bunch of juveniles, all high school students.
Um, I think we caught three,
and there should be three outstanding, so.
Uh, slowly over the coming days, officers of out of here
will have to piece together the investigation
and find the other three, and talk to them about,
ultimately, I guess the only crime
we're really looking at here is breaking the glass door.
So it's the worst beer run of all time, basically!
[sirens blaring]
In Wilmington, police have called for backup
to clear a wild brawl involving Hells Angels.
I guess they got a fight downtown,
somebody got tased and...
...somebody's unconscious.
[background yelling]
On the ----ing ground! - Chill brother, chill.
- Kill, calm the [bleep] down, bro! I ain't did sh--.
Yo, will y'all pat him down first?
Sure. - It's cause I'm white,
ain't it? [bleep] [bleep]
[background yelling]
- Back up, back up!
- Hey! Leave me alone and get back!
Do you know this guy?
Yes, the big guy pulled a gun on us.
Which big guy?
He was just right there, I showed your other officers.
Okay.
You back up! You back up, too!
Both of y'all gotta go.
You understand, you shouldn't be talking [bleep]
to somebody on the streets.
No, no--
Communicating threats in the presence of law enforcement.
No!
You just said you were gonna break his neck!
Yo, they jumped-- [bleep]
So they jumped you? - Yeah!
And now you wanna fight 'em in front of the police?
Trust me, I-- - what the [bleep] they do--
We don't need you guys fighting with people in front of us.
One of 'em's going to jail already.
Okay. - You know, I'm not gonna
let nobody jump on me. - No, I hear you.
You got the right to defend yourself.
[motorcycles revving]
I guess a bunch of them were all fighting with
the bouncers at Bourbon Street.
I don't know what started it.
Not really the group that you wanna mess with,
but somebody got stabbed.
I don't know who.
I'm assuming it was the Hells Angels guy
that got carted off in an ambulance.
Yeah, cause they jumped his cousin, I guess.
[background yelling]
Hey! [bleep]
No, that's my ----ing boy!
I came down here--
Sidewalk, sidewalk. Be on the sidewalk, right now!
Get on the side, you're gonna get sprayed!
Get on the sidewalk.
I'm trying to talk to them-- - I don't care!
Get on the sidewalk.
On the sidewalk! On the sidewalk!
- Stay out of my face!
[bleep] One second! Let us do our job!
So if those people want the Hells Angels information
to take out warrants, that at the end of the day
falls on downtown officers.
We were just there to keep the peace.
Yeah, so that was a bit of a cluster!
But such is life downtown.
He tossed a gun in front of the police.
Cops called into action, to take down...
Go get that car! ...chase down...
[speaking Spanish]
...and pull down the most dangerous suspects.
[struggling]
The call couldn't be more dire for Deputy Hoskins,
as he rushes to save a man
threatening to leap to his death.
[police radio chatter]
Hey, can you, hey!
Sit down! Sit down!
Hey! Stay right there! Do not move!
Get an aerial truck set up right here.
I'm going up on the roof.
[bleep]
Hey buddy, sit down. Sit down, bro!
Can you tell him we just want to get him down safely?
Nobody's gonna shoot him?
One of y'all able to go in the back room up there?
'Cause this guy thinks I'm gonna shoot him for some reason.
Yeah.
Hey, look.
I got a guy coming up that speaks Spanish.
Hey, look.
Talk to him, Navarrete.
[grunting]
Nice talkin'! Okay, I'm gonna cuff him.
I got his hands.
Yo man, we'll go to the hospital, get some help.
Alright, the second obtacle:
down the ladder.
Bro! Bro!
We had a subject that was hallucinating
when we got here. He was suicidal, he was scared,
says that someone was chasing him, trying to kill him.
We tried to get him down the maintenance ladder,
however, due to his state of mind,
he's not cooperating, so we are gonna have to
bundle him up and use rescue rope,
and put him down the side of the building
to a fire truck.
Right now, we're just staying by and waiting for
the medicine that the EMT gave him to kick in,
so he'll be safe.
It was a combined effort.
All three services worked together tonight,
we were able to get the young man off the roof.
Not sure if it was a health crisis situation,
or um, narcotics.
However, he is going to the hospital now.
He won't have any charges, we're just glad that he's safe.
[police radio]
In Beaverton, 911 calls are flooding in
about a suspected car thief terrorizing a local parking lot.
Male currently in back lot behind KFC, no weapon seen.
Tried to open RP's vehicle.
He's now trying to get into a different vehicle.
[walkie-talkie beep]
10-4. 6321, I can head to this suspicious person.
Copy that.
[police siren]
[car engine revving]
226 Dispatch, how many total callers?
[sirens blaring] [humming]
[unintelligible]
We're going to detain you in handcuffs.
[unintelligible]
Stop reaching!
[unintelligible]
I'll get his legs if you wanna keep his arms,
or do you wanna keep--
[unintelligible]
Don't bite, don't bite!
Arrgh, you [bleep]!
Don't do that!
[unintelligible]
Just control the legs, and we'll spin right here.
Okay.
[unintelligible]
[random gibberish]
313, clear signal two.
Right.
Recovery. I'll pat him down if you guys wanna.
Stop.
What did I do?
What? - Is this your watch?
Yup.
Ah. Both. Up.
Is this your car? - No, that one.
You're okay?
Yeah, good.
Did you see everything? - Yeah.
Okay, was that the right guy? - Yeah, I was the one that called,
he tried to break into my car.
What did he do? - So, we saw him walking up
from this way. - Okay.
And we kind of kept an eye on him,
cause he obviously looked kind of weird.
Yup.
And he came up behind me first when he saw that I saw him.
Okay. - He went around
to my little brother's side and tried to open that door,
but the door was locked.
Did he say anything? - Um, he was saying something,
but I couldn't hear what he was saying,
he was like, mostly talking to himself.
Okay.
- He started walking away, and he started walking towards
the red car that's over there. - Okay.
- Um, and there was a lady in there.
Okay.
And he tried to open her door,
but she was really fast and like, closed it first.
Okay.
Um, and then after that, he just started kind of
going all over.
Okay. Alright, I'll let him know you guys want to be victims
of attempted entry into a motor vehicle.
As long as he gets some kind of [bleep] help, no, I don't--
You don't want? - No, it's fine.
Okay. - He's obviously just like
on drugs or something. He needs help, so.
Okay.
He was attempting door handles to cars,
throwing trash, throwing like laundry beads
at someone. At some point,
he was super loud, disruptive,
not compliant, and then, hands-on fight,
it took several officers to actually get him in cuffs.
Sounds like he's high and he has multiple warrants
out of Washington County.
Good work, Gary.
Ooof! Well, my watch broke. Does work cover that or no?
[laughter]
[background yelling]
Cops on call.
Get off me!
And lives that need saving.
He punched them out?
That's why you see all that blood.
[bleep]
A pressing call comes across the radio,
as officers need backup to prevent a family
from interfering in a police investigation.
64, Clay Street and Alabama, 10-18.
[car engine revving]
[sirens blaring]
7-30, assign to me 10-18.
Officers requested backup,
I don't know what's going on, they just yelled over the radio
that they need backup.
[police radio]
[background yelling]
[police radio]
Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I believe somebody was driving their dirtbike on the roadway
or on the sidewalk, that's why officers
made contact with them.
When you threw--
Okay.
The dirtbike is not registered, so.
Back up for what?
His other side.
Other side, there's stuff in here.
Hey Zay. Hey, somebody get my phone [bleep].
- No, no, no.
[bleep]
Zay, Zay, Zay.
[bleep] [bleep].
Hey, stay right there, bro. - What y'all talking about?
Stay right there, little bro!
Alright, get back or you're gonna
get pepper balled! Get back now!
[bleep] I got yo' ass, shoot it!
Shoot it!
Come on, man! What the [bleep]? Over a dirtbike?
Ain't ----ing stolen!
Why the [bleep]?
[police radio]
Hit the blue lights, so I noticed him,
so I kind of turned in the door...
Hey, who's gonna take his candy and his lighter?
What's the charge? - He want his family
to get his phone. - What's the charge?
He'll be safe, keep having fun.
Okay, thanks man, I appreciate it.
He was trying to walk away inside the yard,
and that's when they got him in there,
so I believe he's going to be
arrested for resisting without violence.
Dispatch 6564.
This all could've been avoided if he stopped,
identified himself, he coulda,
the most he could've gotten is a traffic citation,
but... no.
[police radio chatter]
In Richmond County, Deputy Gordon responds
to a domestic disturbance call,
and has no idea of the bloody scene
he's about to encounter.
Did you call? - Yes.
What's going on?
I just came outside, I guess that's--
Where did he go?
He punched them out?
305 Dispatch, start EMS my way, please.
Here, here. Back up, back up, I got it.
Start that emergen, I got an unresponsive male
right now, with severe bleeding to both his hands.
Hey bud. Hey. Hey.
[shallow breathing]
[bleep]
Let me see your hand.
Hey bud. Hey bud.
Ugh. [bleep]
Oh no, this is gonna ----ing hurt, man.
Dispatch, I need Fire and EMS here right now!
307, to your right. I'm in the uh, silver Altima
that's crashed. We didn't even get him out
the car, let's see if we can get him out on that side.
Alright, bud. Hey.
[heavy breathing]
We're gonna take him out this way.
Oh, sorry.
Yeah. He's fading right now, that arm is so ----ed up!
[grunting]
Come on, bud. - Come on, bud.
Alright, we're gonna lay him down right here.
Just lay him down. Alright, cool.
Hey bud, you just keep breathing for me, okay?
Yeah, I got the bleeding to stop as soon as the tourniquet
went on.
It was squirting out pretty good.
Is it only this arm? - It's just that arm.
He's breathing right now, he's got a massive laceration
that was gushing blood.
We got a tourniquet on, stopped the bleeding.
Yeah, leave it on, leave it on. Did the bleeding stop with that?
Yeah.
Alright, yeah. Leave that on.
He is under the influence of alcohol as well.
Okay.
But he punched out all the windows, and so that's,
the glass caught him. - Okay.
Um, you got bones sticking out.
Lots of tissue sticking out.
How long has he been out?
Uh, he's been out the whole time since I saw him.
Oh, Lord have mercy!
So the only wound is-- - It's gonna be right forearm.
[chatter]
We've gotta stay back there.
So unhook this one.
[police radio]
Alright, let's go.
Ready? One, two, press.
Up here. - Watch your back.
Alright, you move, grab that side.
Yup, we got it. - There we go.
Alright, so right now, he's gonna be going 10-18
to the hospital, um. Whew!
Thank God we got that tourniquet on him.
We were able to get EMS there pretty quickly,
they're able to transport him and get him over
to the hospital, to be treated for his injuries,
and you know, right now, all we can do is
hope for the best and hopefully,
he's got a good and speedy recovery.
This is your last chance.
More critical calls.
Give me your [bleep].
And criminals caught in the nick of time.
I want him gone, please!
[sobbing]
[police siren]
Police have to be ready for urgent calls at all hours,
as Deputy Singh is about to find out,
as shots are fired in broad daylight.
He's in that room?
Okay.
Hey, go, go wait over there.
Go wait over there. Go wait over there!
Hey, who's in the back?
So I think it's an aggravated assault suspect
we're looking for. Um, he might be holed up
in the house.
Somebody's in there. - Yup.
Get him.
So we got one out of there.
One subject might still be in there.
We're gonna hold, cause they're probably gonna go in
and try to clear it, see if he's in there.
[dog howling]
We're gonna stay right here, so in case he runs out,
we'll intercept him.
I've been here plenty of times.
[walkie-talkie beep]
Lieutenant.
He's still in there, right?
Keep an eye on that building. - Mm-hmm.
So, we've got evidence that a shooting
did take place outside.
It appears the individual has barricaded himself
inside a bedroom.
[dog howling]
However, the bedroom door is secured with
a secondary locking mechanism,
other than what's on the regular door.
So, I'm bringing in some tools.
And if we elect to go in there,
uh, we've got what we need to gain access.
We clear?
Alright.
Tyson!
Can I get the dog, please?
Yeah, y'all can come in.
2307, go ahead.
Can you tell me what I did?
We'll give you a few minutes to sit down
to figure everything out.
As I was getting the breaching equipment,
they saw a pillow that was backed up against the door
start moving, so they used a curtain rod to knock
the pillow off, and it exposed his head,
his shoulders. And so at that point,
they start giving him directions.
He was compliant, he did go ahead and come out.
And we were able to get him out without having to
knock the door down, which it could've turned into
a bad situation with the dogs inside.
So all in all, this turned out exactly how we wanted it to.
In King County, Washington,
Deputy Jackson responds to an anguished 911 call.
But he has no clue what he's walking into.
4 X-Ray 50, I'm in the complex.
Copy.
Okay.
[background yelling]
It sounds like they're fighting.
[woman screaming]
What is wrong with you?
[unintelligible]
Stop!
[door opening]
Stop! Oh my God!
Yeah, they're fighting right now!
[sobbing]
- Come here. Give me your [bleep].
[dog barking]
Give me your ----ing hands! Behind your back.
[dog barking]
I want him gone, please!
[sobbing]
Hold on, you're okay, you're okay.
Thank you!
- X-Ray 50, I have one detained.
Hey, can I have the air? Keep my partners coming.
You're under arrest for assault DV, okay?
Okay.
Alright, you got him? - Yeah, I got him.
Alright. Well, that happened fast!
He was literally like choking her.
Okay.
As I was coming up to the door.
Yes! - Okay.
Alright, everything's okay.
This is my partner,
he's gonna get some information from you.
Uh, it sounded like when I walked up,
he had his arm around your neck.
Yeah!
And you guys were coming out of the apartment, what was that?
I was trying to leave the apartment!
So, was he trying to like, pull you back in?
Yeah!
He's under arrest.
I'm just tired of it!
No, I get it. I get it.
Dial 911, hang up. Caller's unintelligible,
sounds like she needs help.
When I got here, I thought I heard screaming.
And then when I got to the door, I could hear it again.
I was getting ready to kick the door down,
but I wanted the radio to know what was happening.
That's when I saw her coming out.
And his...
had her in like a... chokehold around her neck.
So yeah, that just kind of happened right in front of me,
so I just figured I'm just gonna arrest him right now.
In Tallahassee, Officer Canton
responds to a call about a suspect
practicing her golf swing.
Unfortunately, she's not on a golf course.
10-4, give me tra-- [bleep]
Come here. [bleep]
Come here.
Can I turn my car off?
No. No.
I'm going to jail. [bleep] you, ho!
Now you're next, bitch! You're next!
You just told me to pull up here, bitch!
No, stay! - Yo, bitch!
Hey! - Don't go nowhere, ho!
Hey! Go get that car, that white car!
You're going to jail!
Yeah, pin it in.
Let me get your phone.
Yo, turn my car off.
Do you wish to talk to me about what occurred today?
You don't? Alright.
Just stay with her.
So basically, we pull up, we're flagged down in reference
to them possibly fighting.
It's clear as day that she's charging at
the other girl with a golf club.
Pssht! That's probable cause all day long
for aggravated assault.
10-33.
Quick question, why were you trying to pull off?
You a victim to all this. So.
Do you want to press charges?
You don't want to press charges?
I'd say it's agg bat.
- It's agg bat all day!
- So we can take her because of the felony.
- That's what I'm saying.
You say that's your sister?
Yes.
So your sister's going to jail for aggravated battery.
Half of her hand has a nice little chunk
bit out of it.
That's karma!
That's karma with that, with that golf club?
Hey, can I say something first?
You say you seen them running away from my car
'cause I had a golf club, right?
But they was at my car for a reason;
she literally just kicked my car door right before--
And look how her car parked,
look where her car at, her car parked right
in front of hers.
Okay. You got it... - Okay.
We did not see what happened before,
that's why we were trying to interview her to figure out
what, how this stemmed from.
Okay.
But, listen, listen, listen.
Based on, based on what we seen her strucking that?
She's the primary aggressor.
Girl! You, you inboxed me, you shouldn't have inboxed me.
Yeah, I know. I'm with you.
She's going to Leon County Jail,
and wait to have to see the judge.
And from there, she'll be able to tell the judge
her side of the story.
In King County,
deputies respond to a life or death call
about an unconscious man,
where every second counts.
Alright guys, let's uh, do me a favor,
let's go inside, okay?
Okay!
Hi, Sheriff's Office.
Up here!
I'm with police.
Do you need mask?
Yeah.
Hold down, get a good seal.
Give me two breaths here.
Good? - Yeah.
You guys...
Oh, that's good. Keep breathing.
So, we're thinking overdose, so he's gonna hit him right now.
Okay. He's got a pulse.
When was the last time you saw him conscious?
I think.
Okay.
Move the table.
Let's do this.
Ryan, wake up.
Hi!
Hey, you're not in trouble.
Hey.
Ryan, we think you overdosed, brother.
I don't know what you're talking about.
That's okay, that's fine. You're not in trouble.
Only way this is gonna work, uh,
either you can go to the hospital on your own accord,
or we're gonna have to force you to go, in which case it'd be--
Okay.
Does your medics know?
[bleep]
Ryan!
- I don't [bleep] [bleep] even here!
- No. no, no, no, no, no, no, no!
Get ----ed. - Excuse me.
Get off me! - Hey!
[struggling]
You're on my ----ing lawn, [bleep]!
So we got here, and the subject wasn't breathing.
He did have a faint pulse,
he was definitely purple, not getting enough oxygen.
And his pupils were pinpoint, which is telltale use
of, um, opioid overdose.
His child found him, and there was no telling
how long it had been.
So he could have been that way for hours, minutes,
and depending on the dose,
and the user tolerance and things like that,
there's no telling how long he would've had before
that overdose would have been final.
[police siren]
In Richmond County, Deputy Gordon receives
a shocking call about an active shooter
at a local high school football game.
[background screaming]
It was coming from there at first,
now it's coming from out over here.
May I have your attention please, ladies and gentlemen.
Tonight's game has been canceled,
please start making your way to the exits.
Where did y'all hear it from?
Uh, so we heard it--
It came back from behind the stadium right there.
Yeah, we heard something coming from around the stadium
that way. Uh, behind the stadium.
And then, I guess, they went around to the front.
So they were in a vehicle.
Okay.
The first shots, uh, were reported to be in the air.
Um, and then I guess, after everyone started
trying to exit the stadium--
That's when shots were fired? - I guess, they was, shots,
shots fired out the front as well.
Okay.
But that's pretty much all the information I got, sir.
I appreciate it, boss. Thank you.
Yeah, no problem. - White Charger.
Okay.
I appreciate y'all.
Alright.
[police radio]
Alright, I'ma walk over there.
What you got?
Uh-huh.
I appreciate it, boss. Thank you.
Alright, my friend.
Alright.
So we've located a bunch of shell casings.
Bunch of other deputies heard about 15, 16 more shots
being fired. A couple of minutes after that,
we start looking around.
Two or three more shots fired,
they just keep getting farther and farther away.
In Kent, Washington, Officer Heyne is outnumbered
as he responds to a trespassing call.
42-97, I'll be out with five at IACS Center
Everybody stop, take a seat.
Take a seat! Hey bro!
I know you hear me.
You're detained, take a seat.
Man, for what?
Take a seat. For trespass, sit down.
Anybody does anything screwy,
you're gonna get hurt.
Dude! Sit!
Agh!
I got one running across toward Value Village.
On the ground!
[unintelligible] Oww!
[taser deployed]
On the ground! Stay on the ground!
[screaming]
Taser deployed in the back alley.
Somebody secure my car.
Get on your [bleep] stomach!
[crying]
It hurts!
[police siren]
[screaming]
Yo!
Hey. - Why do you do that to me?
Hands behind your back. - I'm sorry!
Put your hands behind your back!
Okay!
Get it out from underneath you, right now!
Okay!
Okay, okay, I'm sorry!
97, detained one. - I'm sorry!
Code Four here.
Yeah, I'm just tired.
When I rounded the corner, I saw that he had bedded down
between the cars.
Um, unholstered my taser, pointed at him and uh,
tried getting compliance out of him,
but he decided he wanted to tell me
a bunch of irrelevant things and not listen.
So I tased him.
You just had a misdemeanor warrant?
Yes bro, it's cause my mom--
You wouldn't have gotten booked!
We were on mandatory bookings, now, now you are though.
Now you are getting booked.
He's got new charges of false statements,
obstructing and criminal trespass two.
And then he's got false statements
and criminal trespass warrant.
I swear.
Luis. Are you okay?
Yeah, me too.
That was a long little jog we had there.
I, hey, no big deal man,
just part of the job.
When you get booked into jail for these charges,
are you gonna be a problem at all?
Cause if you're not, I can work with you, right?
You're gonna go to jail,
there ain't no getting out of that.
But how, how it goes from here out,
if you're cool, I'll be cool.
I'll hit you with the least amount of stuff
I have to. Sound like a fair deal?
Alright. No hard feelings.
You gotta work on your cardio, I'm way older than you.
You got tired before me. Alright, sit tight.
Ooof!
Every officer here has 35 to 40 pounds of gear on him.
I'm an old dinosaur at this department,
I'm in my 40s.
And I have asthma, so if you're a young guy
and you commit crime in Kent,
you better work out a little bit
or something if you can't outrun me!
[laughter]
♪♪♪
♪ You can't run from the law ♪♪