"(theme music playing) -♫ Bad boys ♫" "♫ Whatcha want, whatcha want ♫" "♫ Whatcha gonna do ♫" "♫ When the Sheriff John Brown come for you?" "♫" "Officer:" "You better stop!" "♫ Bad boys, bad boys ♫" "♫ Whatcha gonna do ♫" "♫ Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?" "♫" "Hands behind your back!" "♫ Bad boys, bad boys ♫" "♫ Whatcha gonna do ♫" "♫ Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?" "♫" "Announcer:" ""Cops" is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement." "All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law." "I like to think that we're fair." "If you're out committing crimes, we're gonna run you to the ground." "But once it's over," "I don't try to make 'em feel bad about where they're at in life." "We get along with 'em just fine." "We try as much as we can, encourage them to change their ways." "I mean, I'm still gonna book 'em in jail, but there's nothing that says we can't be friendly." "We just got a hit on this four-door Honda in front of us." "It might possibly be stolen." "Ace two, we're northbound Walerga and turning eastbound Penwith." "(radio chatter)" "Dispatcher:" "Southbound Whitecliff." "Turn it off!" "Shut it off!" "Turn the car off!" "Turn the car off!" "Ace two, we're committed. 6337." "Turn it off!" "Put the keys outside!" "Dispatcher:" "Copy, 6337 Whitecliff." "Turn the car off!" "Dude, he's not" "(tires squeal)" "(siren blares)" "Ace two, we're in pursuit." "Southbound Whitecliff." "Passing Kirkby, speeds are 55." "Get ready, he's gonna bail." "Yup, yup." "And on the frontage road." "Don't slow down, don't slow down, you're good." "He's losing control." "We're on the frontage road back northbound towards Kirkby and Walerga." "Dispatcher:" "Copy that." "Clear." "Blew the stop." "Northbound Walerga." "And he's going up on the curb." "He's trapped!" "Go, go, go!" "Freeze!" "(officers shouting indistinctly)" "Get down!" "Get him, get him, get him!" "Come on, man!" "(yelling)" "I'm sorry!" "Hands behind your back!" "No, come on, man!" "Ace two, fighting." "No!" "I'm sorry!" "Hands behind your back!" "Put your hands behind your back!" "Okay!" "Meggs, you got this one?" "Yeah." "(bleep)" "Oh, man." "You good?" "I pulled my hamstring so bad, dude." "Okay." "Oh, my God." "I got him." "I'm sorry, man." "Can I stuff him in yours?" "What's that?" "Yeah, Meggs pulled his hamstring." "Okay." "Please don't forget my stuff." "I'm not gonna forget your stuff." "You got him?" "Yup." "Can you get-- just fire precautionary for both of 'em." "Shaved keys." "He kept carrying a Rolex in his hands." "It says Rolex." "You tell me if that's real." "And there's a house key in the ignition." "It doesn't look real because the Rolex second hand should go continuously." "Not herky-jerky." "It shouldn't go ts-ts-ts-ts." "So it's probably not gonna be real." "Gotcha." "First of all, how are-- Is your face all right?" "I got fire coming." "They'll take a look at your cut or something." "Yeah." "You okay otherwise?" "I'm dehydrated." "Okay." "How about we get you some water here in a second." "That'd be awesome." "Do you live close by here or what?" "Can I send her to go get something to drink for you?" "Hey, can you go get him, like, a drink of water or something?" "Yeah, thank you." "Bottle of water or something." "Thank you." "So who's this girl you have over here?" "She's a friend." "She's a friend?" "Not a Honda key." "It's just a house key jammed in there and turned." "Defeats the ignition on these older cars." "It just cracks it and basically breaks it and allows it to turn." "Did you steal that car, or no?" "I didn't steal it, no." "Okay." "Did you know it was stolen?" "When you guys got behind me I figured." "Okay." "Here you go." "I'm sure you didn't want your day to end like this." "You know what I'm saying?" "You drove a little crazy, don't you think?" "Dang, dude." "I'm too old to be chasing you." "You know, I jacked up my hamstring chasing you, dude." "And I almost got away." "You almost got away." "Here's the deal, dude." "I'm just playing." "Hey, listen to me, on a good day, though" "Look at me." "On a good day though, I don't know." "Yeah." "What have you been arrested for in the past?" "Possession of stolen property." "I mean, you had to have an idea the car was stolen." "You don't have a key for it." "What's the deal?" "What was the deal on the car?" "'Cause the guy I got it from, I don't know." "It was kinda sketchy..." "Okay." "...but it was cheap, so I got it." "What's that?" "So it was cheap so I bought it." "Cheap." "Okay." "On Craigslist." "Craigslist?" "How much did you pay for it?" "Like 450." "400?" "So, he's got" " He's bleeding a little bit right there." "All right." "That's it." "Do you guys want him to go by ambulance or..." "I don't want him to go anywhere." "Okay." "I just wanted to make sure that he was just cleaned up his little scrapey-poo." "All right." "Maybe a Snoopy band-aid or something." "All right." "We got fire looking at you right now." "You hurt anywhere else but your face, or no?" "You all good?" "All right." "Here." "These guys are gonna take a look at you, okay?" "Hey, what's your name?" "Brandon." "Brandon." "How old are you, Brandon?" "23." "Okay." "You know what city you're in?" "Sacramento." "You need to get him on the right track." "Oh, I know." "Okay?" "He don't seem like a bad kid to me." "After everything was said and done, he was really cool." "Yeah, he's..." "And you know what?" "He needs to be spending more time with you." "He needs to buy one of those cars for $1500 instead of, you know, driving a stolen." "I know." "And take you out to coffee or dinner or something." "That's what he should be doing." "Get out of this area, get out of that routine, okay?" "I really appreciate your help today." "Thank you so much." "I appreciate you guys, too." "Thank you very much." "Yeah, see you later." "All right." "He'll go to jail for auto theft, possession of a stolen vehicle, and then for the pursuit." "He already said he-- He already apologized." "Made a statement to the citizens and everything." "Okay." "You know." "He's glad he didn't hurt anybody though." "Apology accepted." "Let's just not do it again." "I'm going to Las Vegas to compete in the Vintage Strength Games." "You know, I've always been attracted to unconventional things." "And this is some unconventional training." "You don't need a gym, you don't need the machines, you just need yourself and a little bit of willpower." "So I thought I'd test myself and see if this old man could make it happen." "(radio chatter)" "We're going to back up another officer at a bar fight." "An afternoon bar fight." "Supposedly with a hammer." "He's there right there." "He beat us to it." "What's happening?" "My dad said that my husband just went over there and slashed his tires and beat up his truck." "Who did?" "My husband." "Your husband did that to your dad?" "Your-- I'm confused." "Your husband did that to your dad's truck." "Yeah." "Okay." "So then what happened?" "You came over here?" "Mm-hmm." "And what happened here?" "Nothing." "Okay, why did we get" "I was screaming." "Why'd we get called here about somebody having a hammer and fighting and all that kind of stuff?" "'Cause I was screaming." "Oh, okay, well, someone said that" "Someone said that you guys were fighting with a hammer back here." "No, we don't have a hammer." "Is that your husband in the tank top there?" "With the tattoos?" "Why would he go over to your dad's place and do that?" "'Cause we're fighting." "Where is your dad right now?" "Uh, down the street." "So he's never called in to report this." "He told me he did." "Well, he hasn't." "They have no record of any police officer ever" "Can I call him?" "Please, go right ahead." "You wait right here for me." "I'm gonna go deal with something else." "Okay." "So, what's going on?" "We had a little argument." "They watched us at the door the whole entire time." "No hands got put on anybody." "Little argument, that was it." "Then you guys rolled up." "What was the argument about?" "The argument was about she's my wife" "Uh-huh." "Uh..." "Somebody called her phone yesterday-- yesterday night" "I answered it, it was another guy," "I got pissed off." "Okay." "And yeah." "That's where it's at." "All right." "Where else have you been today?" "And she's been just" "Where else have I been?" "Yeah." "What do you mean?" "Did you go anywhere else today?" "'Cause any other mayhem anywhere else?" "No!" "(bleep)." "I'm just" " I'm asking, I'm curious." "No, no." "Where have you been today?" "The car wash." "That's where I just came from." "Okay." "You know what, gimme one second." "Let me just hang on to this for a minute." "Oh, yeah, yeah." "So nobody gets hurt or anything weird like that happens." "Where does her dad live?" "Were you over there at all today?" "Did something happen over there?" "No." "My grandma called me and said that somebody went over there and bashed his car in." "And that" "Okay." "How would your grandma know that?" "Probably because my grandma lives in the same town that I do in Baxter." "All right." "Hang out here for a second." "Sarah, time to be very honest with me." "Was there a hammer involved, Sarah?" "Yes." "Okay." "Every single person in this bar says you were swinging a hammer." "I wasn't swinging it." "I had it behind my back." "That was it." "Number two, where is it now?" "In the blue truck." "Okay." "How did it end up in the blue truck?" "I put it in the seat after they came outside saying that I had a hammer." "Okay." "And that they was calling the cops." "Why'd you have the hammer with you?" "Because he went and busted, I wanted to go bust his windows out, too." "His Monte Carlo, to be absolutely honest with you." "Okay." "To his '86 Monte Carlo that he loves." "A little revenge." "I imagine he does love that car." "So, I wanted to" "Is this your dad?" "Yes." "What happened today?" "You gotta tell me what happened." "I'm trying to figure this out." "They was fighting, he came through, slashed my tires." "Did you see him do that?" "Well, I didn't actually see him." "He hollered in the window afterwards." "What did he holler?" "And then he-- Just, "Jimmy, Jimmy!"" "Called my name some times." "So, he yelled "Jimmy, Jimmy"" "and then your tires were slashed." "Yeah." "Did you call the police?" "No." "I told them I did, and I was going to, but I wasn't gonna involve the police if they were just fighting and making up." "I mean..." "Okay." "I can understand that." "You don't want to jam everybody up 'cause of that." "Yeah." "Yeah, he's on pre-trial release and that." "Don't want problems." "Oh, he is?" "Yeah." "Wasn't trying to 'cause problems." "Okay." "Let's talk to him about that for a second." "No, can we" "Come on, Dad!" "Hi, what's up?" "You're under arrest for criminal mischief." "You drove that car up here today?" "Yeah, my grandma's on her way to get it." "Okay." "Well, we need to search it because you were arrested." "Why do you need to search it?" "Because you were the one who drove it up here." "You can't search my car." "Yes, we can." "You were arrested." "No, you can't." "I didn't drive it up here at all." "How did it get here?" "How-- It was already here." "Who brought it up here?" "How do I know?" "You don't know who brought your own car up here?" "It's not my car." "The blue Mountaineer?" "Yeah." "The one you just told me you drove into town." "It's not my car." "It's my grandmother's car." "I just told you." "She's coming into town to get it." "She has my car she's bringing." "Okay." "Very good." "Be right back." "Have a seat right there for me, young lady." "You came up here with a weapon in your hand and you made threats to hit him." "It's a domestic." "Gotta be under arrest." "Man, I'm never being honest with you guys anymore." "Swing your legs in for me." "So it's okay for (bleep)" "We'll be back to talk to you in a minute." "I'm gonna go talk to him next." "For him to do this to my dad?" "And for him to (bleep) beat me?" "What you did constitutes a mandatory arrest." "I do not have a choice." "I will let your dad stay right here and chat with you, okay?" "You want to talk to her for a minute?" "Yeah." "Okay." "Be right back." "Grandma's got sweet rims." "This gentleman's on pre-trial release for a drug arrest, which makes me believe that there's probably drugs somewhere in this car that he brought up here as well, too." "Oh, drugs." "Pretty big thing of weed, some pills, pipes." "Uh, we're gonna amend that charge." "He's gonna go on these dope charges for sure." "And there's also the marijuana wax." "All-righty." "Whose drugs are in that car?" "I have no idea." "You don't know what it is?" "No." "Okay." "We're gonna test it." "My sister drives the car more than anybody." "My grandma will be here, you can" "Okay, mister, here's a time that you need to take a little responsibility for you." "I'm telling you" "You're putting it on your grandma?" "This is your grandma's drugs in that car." "No, why would I lie?" "Then whose drugs are in that car?" "I just told you." "My sister drives the car more than anybody ever." "Okay." "Even more than my grandma." "I have my own vehicle and everything." "Right." "That's what I appreciate." "Thanks." "So, this is hers." "Please don't be drugs in this car, too." "Oh, my goodness, there's drugs in this car." "Oh..." "Meth pipe." "Paraphernalia." "Weed grinder." "She ended up having drug paraphernalia and pills in here." "So this entire thing just really went downhill." "Sarah, this entire thing today stemmed out of what?" "Drugs." "There's meth pipes in both vehicles, there's" "There should not-- Can I say one thing?" "Okay, there should not be, but there is, okay?" "I'm telling you" "And then there's methamphe-- There's a big bag of methamphetamine." "There's marijuana packaged for sale, and there's also the marijuana wax, which is new with the kids right now, okay?" "Let's be honest, it's full of drugs." "You understand what I'm saying?" "That's all what we found in there today." "I think what you two need to do" "In my car?" "Both cars." "So he's gonna take at least four drug charges and the charge of drug paraphernalia for you." "I want you to get past this and move on." "All right, Sarah." "Good luck to you." "officer in Stockton, it's a very busy town to work in." "Sometimes the hours can be really long depending on what you got going on that day." "So when I'm on my off time" "I like to spend time on the boat." "And enjoy the good weather, and hang out with family and friends." "He's got a brake light out." "So I'm gonna stop him and see who's in it as this matches the description of a vehicle that was used in a shooting." "See who's driving." "How you doing, man?" "All right." "This your car?" "Yeah." "It's my mom's, actually." "It's your mom's car?" "Okay." "Yeah." "Your brake light up here up on the top deck lid is not working." "My brake light?" "You got your license on you?" "Uh, no, I don't, actually." "Do you have a license?" "Yes, sir." "Yeah." "You should." "Do you have any I.D. on you at all?" "No, I don't sir." "NO." "No, I.D. at all?" "You know what, my I.D. might be expired." "Okay." "All right." "Anybody on probation or parole or anything?" "Uh, probation." "For what?" "Uh, just..." "Are you searchable?" "Uh, I don't know." "What are you on probation for?" "(bleep)" "Possession." "Possession... of narcotics?" "Yeah." "Okay." "Undo your belt." "I'm gonna have you leave the keys in that cup-holder there." "And then step out and face away from me, okay?" "Okay." "Face away from me." "Oh." "Interlace your hands behind your head." "Step back a little bit." "Yes, sir." "Spread your feet." "Go ahead and bring your hands down, man." "I'll have you have a seat over here." "Right here?" "Yeah, just have a seat right here, man." "Do me a favor and put your feet straight out." "Okay." "And cross your feet up." "You on probation or parole or anything?" "Nope." "Have a seat over here." "So when they told you you were gonna be on probation, they didn't tell you your conditions at all?" "No, nothing." "They just said nothing?" "They said, "Hey, you're on probation," ""I'm gonna tell you nothing"?" "Check in." "That's all they said." "So they didn't tell you your search clauses, anything like that?" "Because they have to, by law." "Where you living at right now?" "I'm homeless." "You have no address?" "Pretty much." "Is that what you tell them at probation?" "Yeah." "Does probation know you're homeless?" "Yeah." "Okay." "You've told them." "Yeah." "I'm on probation, though, sir." "When you asked me, I told you yes." "No, yeah." "You just don't know anything about it, so..." "How often do you drive this car?" "I just bought it." "When I go to work." "So it's safe to say you drive this car pretty often?" "Nothing illegal in the car?" "No." "What's happening?" "Just keep your eye on them." "I gotta do a search of the car." "He is on full searchable probation, so we're gonna do a search of the car." "Torch." "For dabs, huh?" "Lot of cookies." "That looks like a knife." "I'll see if it's double-sided here in a sec." "What?" "Hey, just FYI, the driver, he's on full searchable probation for a narcotics violation." "Probably coming over here to buy, I would imagine because there's nothing in here." "All these female clothes." "It's my mom's stuff." "I told you it's my mom's car." "Huh?" "It's my mom's car." "I just use it to go to work." "Yeah?" "Can you call my mom?" "Oh, what's this?" "Lot of times these guys will hide weapons and narcotics in the hoods because they think we won't check." "Doubt it." "Whoa." "Holy moly." "Dude..." "Oh." "Wearing handcuffs?" "Yeah." "Two very large bags of crystal." "This is some unbroken stuff here." "Another large bag." "Carrying one for his passenger?" "Yeah." "So..." "Oh, there's still some more in here." "Couple smaller bags." "I think my driver's got a large quantity of cash on him, too, I believe." "Okay." "So..." "Probably end up doing a sales case on this guy for this amount." "We have to test the stuff and make sure that it's crystal meth." "Hey." "So that's your mom's car, right?" "Yeah." "Okay." "So, hey, does your mom use crystal meth?" "Huh?" "I'm not gonna say nothing." "What's that?" "I'm not gonna say nothing." "You're not saying nothing?" "Okay." "So the crystal meth belongs to you, then, right?" "No?" "What about the money?" "The money belongs to you?" "What?" "Okay, where did you get the money?" "I work." "I told you, construction." "You just work for cash?" "Yeah." "Okay." "So you don't know anything about that crystal meth that was found underneath the hood, right?" "I want to exercise my rights." "You're gonna exercise your rights." "All right." "Well, obviously I found a bunch of crystal meth underneath the hood in that McDonald's bag." "So you're gonna get charged with it, okay?" "You're gonna get charged with possession for sales, and I'm gonna seize your money." "Okay?" "Why you seizing my money?" "Because I'm gonna do a sales case on you." "There's a large quantity of crystal meth found underneath that hood." "You got a bunch of ones, bunch of fives, a bunch of tens, twenties." "It's pretty consistent with sales." "I'm gonna tow the car as well." "I'm gonna use one of our test kits to test and make sure that this is actually crystal meth." "If it is, it'll turn blue." "I've actually never had this much outside of a search warrant when I worked in gangs." "So..." "And we got a nice blue color showing that it's testing positive as a methamphetamine." "He's gonna get booked on the narcotics sales." "He's also on probation, so we'll probably violate his probation as well." "132 and Bush, I've got him at gunpoint." "Dispatcher:" "Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush." "Cover is code three." "(overlapping police radio chatter)"