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♪ bad boys ♪
♪ whatcha want, whatcha want... ♪
- Stop! - ♪ whatcha gonna do ♪
♪ when Sheriff John Brown come for you? ♪
- Good boy! Good boy! - Hey! Hey!
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 ♪
♪ 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.
We're en route to a possible stolen vehicle.
And one of my partners is behind it.
And it's refusing to stop.
The vehicle was supposed to be taken
by two black females...
both armed with handguns.
Hey, somebody get on Cornell
up by the field.
It might be too hard to cut through the field.
Try to come out right there.
Yeah, I'm right there.
All right, we're going through this field
and it looks like we might be coming out.
Here she comes, here she comes.
Oh, she's gonna hit the wall.
Oh, damn.
- Needs help! - Get on the ground!
Get on the ground now! Get on the ground!
- Get on the ground! - But she put me in the car
- and kidnapped me. - Let me see your hands!
Please help me, sir. She held me in the car!
- Keep on her, keep on her. - Sir, please help me.
- Put your hands on your back! - Please help me, sir.
- Put your hands on your back! - But she-- she had me--
Put your hands on your back!
Sir, she had me in that car.
- Please, sir. - The female bailed, the driver?
She bailed. She's over there.
- They got her. - She paid me...
I didn't want to...
Relax. Relax.
Please call my mama, sir.
- You got her? - Please help me, sir.
Can you please help?
Get in.
Can you please help me, sir?
Put your legs in the car, we'll talk.
Please talk to me.
- Get inside. - Put your legs in the car
and we'll talk, all right?
They just never stopped the whole way?
Never stopped the whole way.
Sir, please help.
- She jumped out right here? - Yeah, she jumped out,
tripped, car was still moving,
- she busted everything. - She ran over herself?
Why you running?
What's your name?
What's your name, darling?
Y'all find a gun or not?
I didn't even get to the vehicle yet.
I stopped with her right here.
Relax. We got an ambulance coming for you, relax.
Who-- who jumped the line? Did you?
- You jumped? - I jumped behind it
- when it was doing circles. - Come on, get up, okay?
So again, were you a driver or a passenger?
- The passenger. - Okay.
What happened tonight?
How'd y'all obtain this vehicle?
- Two men. - Two men?
- Uh-huh. - What? They just gave it to you?
- You stole it from 'em? - We told them--
She told them that she was going to the store
and we just came right over there.
Never went back over there.
Okay, so what happened
whenever we tried to stop y'all?
- She kept going. - She kept going?
- Yes, sir. - Did you tell her to stop?
- Yes, sir. - What'd she say?
Then she just kept driving.
She jumped out the car,
and then the car just ran into the building.
And you have no idea why she'd want
- to jump out that car? - No, 'cause--
- Why she would want to pull-- - Man, I'm saying,
We in an apartment complex in the--
And I'm still in the car, like she still was just driving.
Now there's something about a gun in the vehicle?
Is there a gun in the vehicle?
- Whose gun is that? - I don't know, it's not for me.
- It's not for me. - Okay.
All right, I'll let you know
as soon as we figure everything out.
Okay.
How's the driver now? She's coherent?
She's not the driver. That was the passenger.
- Huh? - That was the passenger.
- That was the passenger? - I thought so, right?
- No, no, no, no. - Yeah, she's--
She's saying that she's the--
She's saying she's the passenger.
- But you were-- - I was behind,
- directly right behind. - Which door opened first?
- The driver's side? - I couldn't-- I couldn't tell.
- You had your camera on? - Yeah.
- Let's watch it. - Review it.
You have any information on the '95 Golf?
Two black-colored
semi-automatic handguns, unknown make, unknown caliber.
See this right here,
she's about to bail out right now.
It's funny because she speeds up a little bit.
- See the door open? - Yeah.
- And she's out. - And she's down.
- Yeah, she knocked herself out. - Car keeps going.
I don't think anybody else saw her get out of--
- Like they saw the door open. - Yeah.
They don't actually see her when she got out
because she wasn't up for very long.
She went down almost as soon as she got out of the car.
Exactly. Ma'am...
why didn't you want to stop for the police?
- When? - Just now.
I didn't see no cops.
Well, you tell me what happened then.
I told him we needed a ride.
All right, and what happened?
He brought us in, uh, in the hood.
He brought you in the hood, and then what happened?
- He dropped us off. - He dr--
How'd he drop you off if you got his car still?
- I don't have his car. - So you weren't driving
- that Toyota right there? - No.
- I wasn't driving at all. - You weren't driving at all?
- No, I swear-- - So how'd you end up on the concrete?
He brought us over here.
Nobody did nothing.
- Okay, who is "He"? - The driver.
What's the driver wearing?
I don't know his name or nothing--
What's he wearing?
Why you taking me to jail?
Why I'm going to jail?
Right now you're going to jail for aggravated flight
- from an officer. - How?!
I never ran from y'all. He told me to go.
- Okay. - Didn't you tell me I could go?
That's cold. Sir, I never did nothing.
I never did nothing.
I never did nothing!
- Stop pulling. - No, 'cause I never did nothing.
I never been to jail before.
I never did nothing.
So who's the driver again?
That was my friend Tariana.
Your friend Tariana?
I thought it was a guy driving.
- No, it was a girl. - So now it's a female driving?
- Yes, sir. - Okay.
Sarge, it looks like two guns recovered from the vehicle.
Apparently both females were armed.
That's just like the original report of the robbery indicates.
Both of them were located
in the center console of the vehicle.
We found a nine-round magazine clip
inside the hi-point, one in the chamber.
So description of the two weapons
were pretty consistent with the victim?
Oh, very consistent from what the victim stated that...
And given the description of the two suspects--
- Right. - So, so...
- Turn around. - Turn around and sit.
Want you to have a straight back. There you go.
- Okay. - The suspects-- The driver is being taken
to a local hospital for medical reasons.
The passenger is also gonna seek medical treatment,
uh, for sustaining a traffic crash
after the driver bailed the vehicle,
and be cleared for incarceration
'cause obviously they're gonna be the suspects
in the armed robbery in which that vehicle was taken.
You know, unfortunately,
my most memorable moments is probably gonna be
officers' funerals.
An officer that, um, I knew
who was killed a few years ago,
you know, I think about him.
I think about his family at that funeral.
I think about his kid getting handed a flag.
Um, that's probably the stuff that sticks with me the most.
Uh, we have undercover guys--
Undercover officers that are following this subject
that left a known drug house.
He just met up with a car in a parking lot.
We're thinking he did a hand-to-hand exchange.
And so we're gonna try to get a traffic stop on him.
Hey, yo'!
Come here!
Hey!
- What'd I do, man? - You jaywalked, man.
What are you doing?
Get-- get him!
- Catch him. - Go. Get him.
Our guy just ran from us. I'll catch him.
Get-- get around.
He's gonna jump this wall right here.
He's running to wall. He's running to wall.
Hold on, he's just gonna go like this
- and he'll come back out. - Okay.
Hey, I'm gonna stand here then, okay?
All right.
Get officers on channel 8, please.
...black shorts.
I hear yelling, I hear yelling.
Hey, I got him in the backyard
right where he was jumping fences,
straight across and east from the church.
I'm just gonna cross by. Where're you at?!
I'm trying to catch him.
He's getting down by that corner, maybe.
Got him prone now at gunpoint.
- Got him? - We've got him here.
We got to jump the fence.
You got it? Show me your hands.
Don't move.
- Ow, man. - Don't move.
Ow, stop hurting me.
Where's his backpack at?
Ow-ow!
Ow! ***** ! Ow!
Don't move your hands! Stop resisting!
- I'm not. - Stop resisting.
- I'm not resisting. - Put your hand down.
Ow.
No!
He was hiding in this bush right here.
- Where's his backpack? - Oh, ***** , my leg!
Where's your backpack?
All right, Nick,
go check his--
Stay right there, don't move.
Where's the backpack at?
He dumped it, man, before he jumped the wall.
Let me get them. I'm sorry.
No, you're fine, we'll get him out of here soon.
Do you have a back gate that opens?
- Yes. - Ow!
Stop rolling, man.
Ow, man, I can't.
Well, you're gonna hold down right here.
Until we check you for weapons, we're not gonna let you move.
We don't know what you got
- 'cause you ran. - Mmm!
- We got to do things our way... - Ow, my leg's cramping.
...for our safety.
My leg's cramping.
You shouldn't run, man, from the police.
- You got any needles on you? - Ow!
- Any needles on you?! - No!
Ow! Ah!
Stay right there, don't move.
Put your legs back together.
Why didn't you just stop for us, man?
- I was scared. - For what?
'Cause you're the cops, man.
- All you did was jaywalk. - Roll all the other way.
Now you're trespassing in somebody's yard.
- Do you know these people? - No.
Yeah.
- We have the backpack over there. - What?
We have his backpack over there.
Then we have his other junk right here, so...
Okay, hey.
Stand up.
What's your name?
Mike.
You got warrants?
- Yes. - Okay.
That explains why you ran.
Yeah, he prob--
I'm gonna go around and check the other yard
- where I saw him. - Okay.
Let's get him out of the backyard.
What are your warrants for?
I'm on probation.
Probation violation? Felony warrant?
- Yeah. - Okay.
He's under arrest for trespassing,
so this is just gonna be a search.
- Okay. - Straw with residue
of heroin.
That is gonna be a spoon.
They burn on the bottom to smoke--
to heat up the heroin on the top.
That's gonna be a bunch of needles.
Used.
Oh, we'll give him a hard time later.
This is a digital scale
with a little bit of heroin residue on it.
- Oh. - It's working.
Watch yourself. That's chock full of needles.
There's a bunch of needles in here, Nick.
Oh, uncapped.
That's really dangerous for us
for obvious reasons.
What's going on, man?
We do a u-turn. You know it was us, right?
We try to stop you.
My sergeant comes out of the car,
starts talking to you. You kept walking.
You start running, start jumping walls.
How long you had warrants for?
- Not that long. - Like how long?
Maybe a month of so.
How come you just don't take care of 'em?
I want to.
You know you just got yourself
a whole bunch of new stuff, right,
trespassing and a bunch of nonsense?
Okay.
All those needles and stuff, that's all yours?
- No. - Who you holding it for?
- A girl. - Are you really gonna sit here
and tell me you're not a heroin addict?
- No, I am. - You are a heroin addict?
- Yeah. - The scale in there...
- Yeah, are you selling heroin? - No.
You're just a user. How much a day?
Uh, it just depends.
You like a gram a day or...
What-- Here's why I'm asking you.
I start seeing pawn slips in your backpack
and all that stuff, like never a good sign.
You know what I mean?
Um, you're pawning stuff
to support your drug habit?
- Sometimes. - Okay.
- All my stuff's gone anyhow. - Okay.
Is there anyway I can get a drink of water, man?
If you would've just stopped, you wouldn't be so thirsty.
At what point did you know that you were gonna, like,
- just give up, man? - Huh?
You saw an officer that kind of saw you in the backyard.
How come you didn't just run from him?
- I'm tired. - Yeah?
- I knew there was no point. - All right, man.
He already admitted to me that he ran
because of the warrants he has.
He has a felony warrant, so his probation violations--
- He has a few warrants. - Okay.
And then all the drugs and stuff,
so he admitted to that.
And the people right here want prosecution
- for trespassing, so... - Okay.
He ran out of gas quick. He said he was just tired.
- Okay. - And just there's no point in running, so...
- At least we got him. - Yeah.
Working in Glendale in summertime is real hot.
We're Metro Phoenix so you sweat a lot,
but it's fun.
It's great to get outdoors and get away from the heat
when you get in the higher elevations,
so it offers some great hunting and outdoor activity.
So, yeah, that's what's great about Arizona.
We're on patrol and don't have any calls for service right now,
but I just saw a small male juvenile
that is walking towards a main street
and definitely looks out of place.
There's no parent or guardian.
So we're gonna check welfare on him.
- Hey, what's your name? - Johnathon.
Johnathon, my name's John too.
See the "J"? My name's John.
Well, I was J-O-H-N.
Okay, I'm J-O-H-N.
Johnathon, where are you-- where are you going?
I'm leaving.
You're leaving? To go where?
Nobody wants me.
Nobody wants you?
Did your mom or dad yell at you?
- No. - No?
My mom's mad-- mad at me.
You mom's mad at you? Okay, where do you live?
Which one of the apartments?
- That one. - These over here?
Yeah.
You have any brothers or sisters?
Yes.
- How old are you? - I don't know.
You don't know how old you are?
- I don't know anything. - No, you know a lot.
What's your mama's name?
- Sandra. - Sandra, okay, perfect.
So your mom was mad at you.
Why was she mad at you? What happened?
Because she won't let me
to walk outside.
She won't let you walk outside?
- Yes. - But you like to walk outside?
- Yes. - What did-- What happened?
Did you just sneak out?
Just leaving. I write the letter.
You wrote a letter?
And what? Did you leave it at home?
I just went out the front yard
and put it top on the...
So you left the letter in the front yard?
- Yes. - What'd you write in the letter?
I don't know.
But it said, "Dear Johnathon,
I am leaving."
Could you walk us back there
and show us where it's at?
Yes.
- Okay. - What you got?
Uh, we were just driving around
and he was walking this way.
And it sounds like he ran away.
If you could actually put him in your car,
and we'll drive back. We'll get in.
And we'll wait for chips to see if they have
any hits on mom.
Okay. Did he say
if he lives across the street.
- Over there. - This one right here?
Straight through 7. Straight through.
- Okay, this is Rod. - Hi.
- This is my partner. - How are you?
He's gonna give you a ride in the car.
- I'll give you a ride, okay? - And we're all gonna go over there.
Go to my car.
My car's right here.
We're gonna go to this apartment just located north
of where we found him,
see if we can identify the apartment
where mom's at, and dad,
and check on the siblings.
Cases like this, you often got
to check the residence.
Could have been he left on his own.
It could be there's some neglect issues at home.
So...
It's a very busy roadway here.
Any child who's that age
shouldn't be out on the street, so...
We're gonna get out and have him walk us through.
Hopefully he can point out where he resides.
All right, Johnathon,
I'll follow you. If you could take me to your house...
We're gonna be at 16 David with the boy.
It's not-- It's on this way.
That'll be 10-50-01.
- How you doing, ma'am? - Hi.
- Can I talk to you? - Are you the mother for Johnathon?
- Yes. - Can we talk to you for a second?
Hold on just a second. The police are here.
- Ma'am. - Can we talk to you inside?
I don't want to talk out in front of everybody.
Um, he said-- Basically, I was just patrolling the area.
I was coming up Camelback, there.
At 50-- 57th.
And I saw him and he was out of place.
- He was by himself. - Johnathon was in the road?!
No, well, he was on the sidewalk.
Oh, Johnathon!
So...
So he's okay. So I would let him know that
that's the most important thing.
Honey, baby.
I told you over and over. What did he do?
No, he was just walking, which was out of place,
um, you know, for such a young age.
- How old is he? - Six.
- Well, seven.
- Seven. - Newly seven.
So I said, what are you doing?
He said, "I'm leaving," something of that sort.
Oh, he does that all the time.
- Yeah. - Johnathon has, um...
Behavioral-- He's in special education
at school for behavioral issues.
So, you know, he's one to watch.
So he's a little behind other children.
And so because of that,
he seems to have some behavioral things going on.
- Mm-hmm. - And so we keep a eye on him
- a little extra. - Okay, yeah.
Well, then he had mentioned that he had left a note
like he was leaving. He had said that,
um, "Mom didn't care about me."
- And he had left a note. - Johnathon!
And then this is the note
that I just grabbed it off the front
so none of the kids had it. He actually wrote that.
"Dear Johnathon, I lefting this place and..."
I'm assuming this says, "I'm leaving this place
and never coming back."
- Has he ever done this before? - Yeah, he does run off.
You know, I mean, they're always in and out.
And I keep a good eye on, but still, I mean,
- you know. - Yeah.
I mean, two minutes-- I mean, had I not
been in this area or been on another call
in two minutes, he could have easily walked on the Camelback.
- Yes, yes. - And, you know,
a truck driving by, people are already
drinking after work. So many--
I understand and it was time for me to go out, as well.
I mean, if it becomes chronic, then there's other things,
you know, either giving him a bracelet, giving him some form of ID,
making it a big deal that *** carry a wallet
some identification so, when I stopped him,
it's not so hard to get that information.
Okay, Johnathon. Johnathon, do you understand that you can't leave like that?
You can't do that.
You gotta stay home, okay?
So, your mom says "Stay home", you gotta stay home,
you gotta play around here with your brothers and sisters.
It's too dangerous out there, okay?
We'll let your mom deal with you, and to make sure you're safe, okay?
That's the most important thing.
Tell him, "Thank you".
- Thank you. - Thanks for being good
and answering my questions.
Thank you.
132 and Bush, I got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint.
132 and Bush. Cover is Code Three.
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