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♪ bad boys ♪
♪ whatcha want, whatcha want ♪
♪ whatcha gonna do ♪
♪ when Sheriff John Brown comes for you? ♪
Let me see your hands.
♪ bad boys, bad boys ♪
♪ whatcha gonna do ♪
♪ whatcha gonna do when they come for you? ♪
♪ bad boys, bad boys ♪
♪ whatcha gonna do ♪
♪ when they come for you? ♪
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.
Martial arts helped me a lot in the streets.
I started training, teaching, managing a school,
and eventually I opened up my own school
before I came back home.
All of that helped me deal with people.
Taught me patience,
how to get people diffused in situations,
and always taught me how to defend myself if I had to.
We got a call.
The caller heard some shots in the area.
She said three to four shots. She didn't see anything.
But we're gonna go check it out
and see if we can find anybody walking around.
132.
I'm gonna stop this guy on the bike.
Gillman and Friendship
with a 107-piper 20 on a bike.
Hey, go ahead. Come step to my car, man.
Keep your hands where I can see them.
You got any weapons or anything on you?
Don't grab for your pockets or anything, all right?
Stop!
Get on the ground!
Put your hands behind your back!
Hands behind your back now!
I got this one.
- I don't know what's wrong. - Stop!
Stop. Don't move.
Don't move!
You're smashing my face.
I don't always trust cops from riffraff.
Give us your arms, man.
- Hey! - Quit pulling.
Get on the ground now!
I don't know what y'all...
What y'all stopping me for.
Same spot as the Code 20. He's going away.
Hey!
What did I do?
- Give us your hands, man. - We're on Friendship.
- Give us your hands! - I've been trying to give you my hands!
- Give us your hands! - Hey!
I'ma show y'all...
- Give me your hands now! - Put 'em behind your back.
- Get on your belly. - Union and Friendship.
He wasn't doing nothing, man!
Turn over on your belly, dude.
Get on your belly!
Get on your...!
Get--
Get on your belly or you're getting tased.
Put your hands behind your back!
- I lost my footing. - All right!
Put 'em!
- Let me put 'em! - Put it now!
- Behind your back! - Put me on the camera.
Look at that man's face.
Look at what y'all doing to that man's face.
- Get back! - Yeah!
- You back up! - On your stomach now!
- Back up! - I'm sorry!
- I got this one in. - Put your hands behind your back.
- Let me up. - Put your hands...
behind your back!
Look what y'all doing to that man's face, my dog.
Look what y'all doing--
- Back up! - Dude, listen to me.
Listen to me.
Let me put 'em!
Look what y'all doin'.
Let me talk to--
- Let it go! - I saw everything!
- I saw him. I saw him. - Watch him.
All right, search him.
I'm feeling lucky tonight.
Relax, buddy, relax.
- What you doing?! - All right, relax.
Okay.
- I didn't do anything. - That what he had?
Cut him loose. Put him loose
You're gonna get bit!
You got to stop fighting!
Watch that knife.
Let's back up a little bit.
Let's finish searching this side.
We didn't get to search this side before he started to move.
He's good.
He's good? Okay.
Let's get him up and get him a cloth.
Where y'all taking him?
Get all the way in.
Get your feet in.
Grab him from the other side.
All the way in, buddy.
Get in.
Get his legs.
Get your feet in, dude.
Put your feet in.
Put your feet in the car.
This his foot?
Uh, I pulled him over.
He was riding on a bike, no lights.
And uh...
We--
I went to detain him-- went to pat him down,
make sure he had no weapons
'cause we had that gun call
with shots fired.
So I pat him down, make sure he don't have no gun.
And he pushes back on me and tries to run.
So I jump on him.
What-- was the other dude
that interfere-- the dude who was interfering?
He was up the road.
So he wasn't-- he wasn't doing that to you?
- Uh-uh. - When you were by yourself?
- Uh-uh. - I'm gonna charge him with interfering.
Where-- where was this? In his hand or...
It was in his jacket pocket. That's what he was grabbing.
'Cause it was on the ground by the time we, uh...
I took it out of his hand. I tossed it.
It was open with a saw blade out.
All right.
I have open cuts and I have his blood inside of me.
Yeah. Me too. You gonna go clean off your scrapes
- at the hospital? - That's what I'm gonna do.
I'm gonna just-- I'm gonna just go and...
I'm gonna cancel the cadence.
Sarge, I'm just gonna go to UHC
and have 'em it clean it over there.
Yeah, okay. You want to cancel cadence?
- Yes, sir. - All right, I'll take care of that.
All right. He admitted to being on crack,
some cocaine, some alcohol,
some marijuana, and some pills.
And he said did that not long ago.
He was still high off of it.
So I'm guessing that's why we had
such a struggle with him.
We have possession of the knife?
Yes, uh, the knife, we took possession of it.
We're gonna be booking it into evidence and have that.
So whenever it goes to court, we have that on file.
- You okay? - Yes, sir.
Just a couple of scrapes and bumps,
but everything heals.
When I was a kid,
my dad was a police officer for 20 plus years
and was my mentor and my hero growing up.
After serving several years in the Marine Corps,
I realized it was time to get into law enforcement.
Recently, after 10 years of being here in Palm Springs,
my father finally rode with me
for the first time in a ride-along.
We're en route to an address regarding--
uh, it sounds like a caregiver
scared of another subject that's actually at the location.
So we're gonna do a welfare check
of all the occupants there.
I'm unsure why she's actually calling.
10-4.
How you doing?
What's going on?
Who's listed as the one you're giving care to?
He's a man that showed up
four days before he went into the hospital.
- He doesn't know who he is? - He showed up at the door.
He came with a semi-friend.
Okay, and he's just helping or what is he doing right now?
- Making a mess. - Okay.
All week long he's just been destroying the house.
- Okay. - I bought the locks and everything
on Monday night to change the locks and kick him out.
- Okay. - But I got scared when I showed up here.
And he has no standing here then?
- No. - Does the client want him here?
No, David wanted me to put the new locks in
- on Monday. - Has he told him to leave right now?
David hasn't because he's in the hospital.
Is that where he is right now?
- Yeah, he's in the hospital. - Okay, so...
Okay, so this guy has no standing.
- Does he have a key though? - Yeah, he has a key.
And he says he has the code to the front door.
And David swears he didn't want to give him the key,
but he was already in the property.
- Okay, I under-- - ...and he was leaving
in the ambulance and he needed to lock the door.
At that point in time, he just gave him the key though?
- He didn't even know who he was? - He had to lock the back door.
Stay seated right here. Let me go talk to him.
- Hello. - Hello.
- David? - Yeah.
How you doing? Palm Springs Police Department.
Can you come out here and talk to me?
- What's up? - Palm Springs Police Department,
can you come out here and talk to me?
You know what? Take a seat right here.
- Actually... - I'll sit right here.
Wherever you want to sit.
All right, do you have any ID on you?
- No, I don't. - And why not?
Because I lost everything in my house fire
when my house got burned down.
Why are you here? Do you live here?
What happened is I ended up meeting this guy here.
We hung out a couple times.
Uh, he got really sick, went to the hospital.
I asked him what to do. He said watch my house.
Make sure no one comes in here.
Why is it that his caregiver here is saying something else?
Was this last week?
I have the key in my pocket.
I know you have the key.
I've only known him for two weeks now.
So why would he give you keys?
Does that make sense to you?
'Cause when he left, he was sitting out there on a bench.
And the ambulance was coming to get him.
And I was the only one here.
- He handed me the key. - Did he say anything?
- He has a caregiver. - He said watch my house.
Make sure no one comes in this house.
Did he say stay in it and live in it?
Yeah, watch this house until he comes back.
- That doesn't. - The guy comes back tomorrow.
You don't have legal residency here at all.
You're not supposed to be here.
Well, call him.
Well, he's in the hospital. This is his caregiver.
She's not even supposed to be here today.
Hold on. She actually is, so--
- No, she's not. - She's hired by him.
And she's scared of you
because you're threatening her
or whatever the case may be.
Dude, all I wanted her to do was shut up
- and leave me alone. - Okay, you don't belong in here, she does.
All she did was sit there and go,
"Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah."
I'm like, woman, I'm cleaning. Leave me alone.
She's concerned, obviously, because you're saying
whatever you were saying to her. And she feels threatened.
All I wanted her to do was go away.
But she has legal standing here and you do not.
You see where I'm getting at?
- Call him. - I'm going to.
That's where it's going. Once my partner gets out here
we're gonna call him and see what he has to say.
- Call him. Call David. - 'Cause if he says,
"Hey, he's not supposed to be here.",
you're gonna have to leave. You understand that, right?
I'll grab my shit and I'll go.
- Okay, we'll go from there. - And I'll respect that.
All right.
This is Officer Mejia with the Palm Springs Police Department.
How you doing, sir?
Is he supposed to be in your house?
So you don't want him here?
Okay. Okay.
So you want him to leave and I can ask him to leave right now?
Okay. And I'll ask for the key.
- All right, thank you. - Thank you.
I just wanted her to leave me alone
so I can get my scanner out.
David said he's going to call right now
and tell you that he said he only wanted you
to lock up his property.
He never once said that you could live here.
Dude, he knew I was living here.
Okay, well, he says you're not supposed to be in this house.
Well, I'm gonna go see him in the hospital.
Okay, do that and see what happens.
That's such ***** bullshit, dude.
- Well, I told you specifically-- - This is such bullshit!
Okay, listen.
You said specifically, right now--
- I get mail at this house. - Hold on, listen!
Listen! Stop overtalking me and listen.
Could you please give Tommy the key
and not be there anymore. You've just made a mess.
I didn't make a mess. I was cleaning your house right now.
Bring your voice down. I can't hear him.
I don't want you there anymore.
Okay. Well then, whatever, I'm out.
Okay, leave your key. We'll go from there.
Where am I gonna go tonight?
Okay, thank you, sir. We're gonna stand by and wait
and make sure you get your key.
I don't know what I'm gonna do.
Why do you think I'm so distraught?
Because I'm homeless again in two weeks.
After I took care of all this dude's crap.
I just cleaned up this whole room
from floor to ceiling full of crap.
For nothing.
David?
Stop talking to me, woman.
- Okay, well-- - You're a liar.
The key was in a bag on Monday night when I was here.
You had it on the-- the little lock thing.
The little latch-- the latch thing.
- I don't know. - Inside of a plastic sandwich bag.
I don't know and I ain't talking to you no more.
You can't do me like that, Tommy.
You threatened to pull my hair out and pull me outside.
Would have been nice if you would have respected me
when I asked her as a gentlemen, can you please go away
and quit bickering at me.
But, no, she kept at it.
I'm like, leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone.
Go away. La la la la la la la la la la.
I can't hear you.
The whole bit, dude.
If I wanted to make-- made a point about it,
I could have stayed.
But-- 'Cause she ***** lied, dude.
- She's a fatass liar. - All right.
Well, enough with the names, man.
What's done is done. It is what it is. All right?
I'm just informing you, do not come back.
Obviously he doesn't want you back here.
They don't want you back here.
You're gonna end up going to jail for trespassing or something dumb.
I'm trying to remember where the CENSORED is.
Maybe you would know.
It's not very far away.
- Okay. - You're like two blocks out, man.
All right.
He's getting released tomorrow you said?
Yeah. He was supposed to tonight
but I couldn't let him come into this house.
Well, when he gets home, make sure he changes his locks,
- all that good stuff. - Oh, I'm changing 'em tonight.
Okay. And just let him know
if he comes back, to give us a call.
So we're just driving through a residential neighborhood,
these guys were going at least 35 in a 25.
So we're just gonna make contact with 'em real quick here
and let them know they're in a residential neighborhood.
Hey, bro. Does your window roll down?
No, it doesn't, sir.
Okay. And drugs or weapons in the car?
- No, sir. - Anything like that?
- No. - Okay.
- Hey, you know why I stopped you? - No.
Okay. You know a subdivision--
that's a subdivision street over there, right?
- Which one? - The subdivision street.
I don't-- No, I don't know.
What's the speed limit in a subdivision?
- 30? - Yeah, no, it's 25.
But you were going a little bit over 35, okay.
I'm so sorry, Officer. My speedometer doesn't work, sir.
- Okay, no big deal. - I'm so sorry.
Do you have your drivers license on you?
- No, I don't, sir. - You don't have a drivers license?
I'm in the process of getting it.
Okay. Is it your car?
Yes. It's underneath my sister's name.
Okay.
Is there any drugs in the car you know about?
- No, sir. - Okay.
Do you mind if I look?
- Yes, go ahead. - All right.
Just step out for me real quick, bud.
You got nothing on you that's gonna hurt me, right?
- No. - Okay.
Okay, I'm just gonna make sure
you got nothing on you, okay?
Just relax.
This a lighter, dude?
Okay, just walk over to this officer right here.
Right over here, bud. Right here.
- Nope. No, no, no. - Oh, sorry.
Listen to him-- Listen to what he tells you.
Just grab a seat on the end of this curb right here.
You doing all right, dude?
Yeah, I feel fine.
I know, man. I'm sorry.
Sorry about the language, bro.
It's all right. Step out, bud.
You got nothing on you that's gonna hurt me?
Okay, I just want to make sure you got nothing on you, okay?
Okay, bud. Just sit down next to your brother here, bud.
Okay. Nothing's in the car I need to know about, okay?
- No, sir. - All right.
A lot of times when these guys say they don't have
a drivers license that maybe sometimes it's suspended.
He had eyes-- red eyes. So I just want to make sure
there's no drugs or anything in the vehicle.
Listen, there's nothing that's gonna be up underneath
that console that's gonna stick me?
- No, sir. - Why is there a spoon underneath there?
There's a spoon in there?
- Is there any drugs in here? - No, sir.
- Just tell me now, bud. - No, there's not, sir.
- No needles? - No.
We were just moving sir.
We were moving into the apartment
and I was moving all my mom's stuff for her.
Yeah, but I don't have a spoon underneath my console.
You know what I mean?
There's more in there.
A lot of times these guys will put pills on here.
Call it smoking the dragon. Where they'll use the straw
and they'll light the bottom of it and smoke the pills.
Come here, I want to talk to you real quick.
Obviously there's paraphernalia in the car, okay.
Is it because you were-- You guys were smoking pills?
- No, we weren't. - Or is it from a while ago? What's it from?
It's probably from a while ago, sir.
How long ago?
It's cause of this girl I picked up yesterday.
She does it. She must have left it in there
'cause I let her drive my car, sir.
Look, man, it was hidden.
It was stashed in a couple different spots.
I mean, that's not a normal activity
for someone who like borrows your car just to find
spots to stash all their paraphernalia, right?
Yes.
So I'm letting you know--
it's not my first day. You know what I mean?
- Yes. - So, I mean, is it something
- that you do on a occasion, or? - No, sir.
Something I do like every once in a while.
Okay. Is there any pills in there?
- Is there any meth in there? - No, sir.
- Any heroin? - No, sir.
- Nothing else besides the paraphernalia? - No, sir.
Go ahead and sit down.
I'm having a tough time believing you don't got any heroin on you.
Can you kick your shoes off for me?
What about your socks? You can relax.
Just slip your socks inside out for me.
Okay, put your hands behind your back.
Don't touch him.
Keep your hands off him.
Hey. Slide down there.
That's my brother, dog.
- Slide down there! - Dude, stop.
You want to go with him?
- Slide down. - I am sliding down.
- Slide down. - Stop, Martin.
No, that's my brother right here, man.
Stop, Martin, please.
- No, hell no. - Tell to mom, go to mom, please.
- I'm pissed off, man. - I need you, Martin.
This ain't right, man.
What's not right?
It's not right, dog.
I didn't say it was right, dude.
- It's what it is. - It's not right, man.
I'm telling you, it's not right.
- Okay. - You're just a police officer.
Shut up, please, Martin.
I'm just letting you know, man.
I've been nothing but respectful with you.
Why don't you kick your shoes off, too.
Here, you can take my shoes off.
I'll take my socks off, everything.
I don't give a ***** , man.
I look like a ***** addict? No.
Martin, shut up.
Shut up, bro.
Shut the ***** up, Martin!
Yeah, this is a little bit of heroin that was in his sock.
He was way too nervous. He had too much going on.
I could just tell in his face that, uh...
you know, he's feeling kind of sick.
You gotta clean up, bud.
I know.
I could see it in your eyes.
You've been on this for a while.
Hey, how long you been on it, man?
- Couple months. - Huh?
A couple months.
You been trying to quit, or no?
- Yeah. - I know it's tough, man.
I know. It's just so hard.
And when you start to feel sick it's just-- it's hard.
Are you dope sick right now?
No-- Yeah, yeah. I'm dope sick right now, yeah.
Well, listen, you're gonna be charged
with possession of the drugs and the paraphernalia, okay?
Okay.
You gotta-- Have you ever been arrested before, or no?
Yeah.
- For the drugs? - Yeah.
- For heroin? - Yeah.
Okay. It's time, man.
How old-- You're 21, right?
- Yeah. - You can still turn it around, right?
- Yeah. - Look what it's doing to your family.
It's tearing your brother up.
They don't want to see you like this, man.
But what you need to do is talk to the judge
and tell him maybe you need some help.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
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