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♪ bad boys ♪
- ♪ whatcha want, whatcha want ♪ - Stop!
♪ whatcha gonna do ♪
♪ when Sheriff John Brown comes for you? ♪
- Good boy! Good boy! - All right!
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.
The city of San Jose is growing immensely.
We're a population of a million people--
different cultures...
A big melting pot.
You know, for us getting exposure,
it's a nice, refreshing thing to see.
Opens up your eyes to these people--
people's cultures and, uh, ethnicities.
We're kinda slow with calls for service,
so we're gonna go ahead and just do some patrol.
The back of these apartment complexes
is where we've had several stops on prior occasions.
- Go see him? - Yeah.
He's got a Ford paper plate on a Hyundai Elantra.
I'll put it up.
Let me see your hands, man, let me see your hands.
Is this your car right here?
Keep your hands right there. Is this your car?
- No, man, no. - Just slowly open the door
and come on out.
- Car's still on-- - Okay.
Keep your hands on top of your head.
Hey, hands on top of your head.
Put your hands on top of your head.
Stand straight up, stand straight up.
Hey, stand straight up, turn around.
Turn around, don't move.
- I can go hands if you want. - Marc, wanna come back here?
- Yep. - Walk back slowly towards me.
Don't look at me, turn around.
Put your hands on top of your head.
Bring 'em up.
- Don't resist, don't resist. - I'm not, man.
I'm not resisting, man, I'm not.
- What's your problem, man? - Do not pull away from us, you understand?
Come over here.
Make sure nobody else is in the car.
You're on probation or parole?
- No. - Got warrants for your arrest?
- No. - Whose car is this?
- It's a rent-a-car. - It's a rental car?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- You got him, I'll get the phone. - Yeah, go ahead.
- Okay, do you live here? - Yeah.
- Where do you live? - Upstairs.
What number?
Three.
- I'm sorry? - Three.
Number three? Are you waiting for somebody here?
Yeah, I was waiting for my girlfriend.
- Where is she at? - She went upstairs real quick
to grab something.
She grabbed something that she was gonna return at the store.
You been drinking or anything like that today?
- You smoking anything? - Nah.
- I'm just a little stressed out. - You concerned about anything?
- No. - Is this your girlfriend right here?
- Yeah. - Okay.
Ma'am, can you hang tight real quick?
Just wait right there for a minute.
Anything in your pockets, anything to be concerned about?
- Mind if I check real quick? - Yeah, go ahead.
- You are? - I just met him, yeah.
- You just met him? - Yeah.
How long have you known him for?
- Like about a week. - About a week?
- What's going on? - Okay.
Any warrants or anything like that?
- No. - Nothing like that? You ever been to jail?
- No. - Okay.
- Walk this way. - Hey, Marc.
I got some narcotics down here as--
Hey, spread your feet. Hey, don't fight!
Got it, got it, I got it.
Get off! Get off me! Get off me!
Get off of me! No!
- Get off of me! - I got his legs.
- No! - I got his legs.
You're gonna get tased, you're gonna get tased!
Help, no! Hey, no!
- Get the ***** off! - Just taser him.
***** off!
- Relax! Do not move. - Don't move! Don't move!
Stop!
- Watch her, watch her. - Oh!
Don't move, you're gonna get tased again.
- You're gonna get tased again. - All right.
Taser's been deployed.
- Don't move. - I'm not moving, I'm not moving.
I'm not moving. I'm not moving.
Please? Babe?! Babe?!
You're gonna get tased again.
Help! Please!
Don't touch him!
Hey, don't move.
No outstanding. This is the only suspect here.
- We need to detain her. - Detain her.
Detain her. Detain her next.
Make sure that car, the red car with no plate on it--
Just make sure no one jumps in on it.
The car's on, the car's actually on.
- Babe, please! - There was a plastic bag on the ground.
- There it is. - Okay.
But he does have a felony, an active warrant for his arrest
- for a stolen vehicle. - No!
- Maybe heroin? - Help!
Oh!
How we doing, Officer?
And went to search his lower right ankle--
he started tensing up on me,
and that's when I grabbed like a gray pouch.
I don't know where-- right there.
That over there? This was inside the gray pouch?
That's when the fight was on, and he knew we found it.
And Marc came over, and he just took us to the ground.
That's when the fight started.
- Black tar? - Yeah, black tar.
- Definitely heroin. - Yep.
- Car stolen, confirmed stolen. - Yeah.
The plate, the true plate for the car.
He had this inside here and you got this plate here.
That's the plate that comes up to the actual stolen car.
- Okay. - He had multiple items in here.
Most of it is just like clothing, what-have-you.
You got this one pouch, you got checkbooks from all different people.
Her name is in here? Or her ID?
No. But you got also inside the bag
that has all those checkbooks--
She was at O'Connor's, asked what her name is...
She's Stephanie-- Stephanie.
- She said that's her. - Okay, all right.
Yeah, so they're out there doing burglaries.
Multiple IDs here as well. Look at this.
Hawaiian Kingdom. Hmm.
- Okay. - All right, so, things on the female have changed now.
- Okay. All right. - Drastically.
She's gonna be a 10-15. She's gonna go into custody.
- She's obviously involved in this. - Yeah.
So we're going to place her under arrest.
Obviously, the checkbooks-- her name's in there,
- linked to it. - Ma'am?
Put your hands behind your back for me.
- What did I do? - Placing you under arrest.
- Why? - Okay, relax. You got it?
- But why? - Okay, just relax.
I'm not like him. I just met him two weeks ago.
There's some items in that trunk
linking you to a crime.
So that's why you're under arrest.
Why me? I didn't--
We'll talk to you about it. Okay? But not right now.
Babe! Babe!
Babe!
Sorry, no! No!
Yeah, so, Stephanie, has he had this car
- the whole time he's known you? - Yeah, he told me it was his car.
Okay. And he didn't mention to you that it was stolen?
- No. - No, not at all?
No, I would've never got in.
Okay. I'm gonna show you some paperwork.
That's the prescription from the car accident I was in.
Okay, and then this is your name...
Stephanie. All right, this was found
in that bag, in the trunk.
- He told me he lost it. - Okay.
In that bag there is numerous checkbooks
and other people's identification.
Now, do those items belong to you?
No. No. No. No.
And you have no idea how they got there?
No. I didn't--
- Stephanie, here's what's gonna happen, okay?
You're being arrested for the identification,
the checks and the books that are in the vehicle right now, okay?
- What do you mean? - That's what you're being arrested for, okay?
- None of it's mine. - There's several checkbooks in there that belong
to somebody else, okay?
- But they're not mine. - Okay.
You're gonna go down with us to our pre-processing center, okay?
We're gonna interview a little bit further, okay?
Outside of work, I'm an assistant varsity
baseball coach at Central High School.
I went to high school, graduated from there...
played baseball there.
Me and a couple other guys that played ball
at Central together, and now we went back
about three years ago and started coaching there.
We're gonna stop this young man up here
for walking on the street.
- See what... - Right on 74th.
- Hey, man. - What's up?
Hey, hang tight. It's not a big deal.
Just when you're walking, you need to be on the sidewalk,
just not on the street.
- You got ID? - Uh, no, sir.
You got anything on you I need to be worried about?
Weapons, drugs, anything like that?
All right, do you mind? Go ahead, take your hands out.
- Put 'em back here. - What'd you stuff down your pants?
- Nothing. - You didn't stuff nothing down your pants right now?
Careful.
Something's down his pants.
I got him wrapped up, Jeff. Put him in cuffs.
- Give me your hands, man. - Don't fight, don't fight.
You're done. It's over, it's over.
- Give me your hands! - It's over.
I'm gonna roll him over, Jeff, on his face.
Get your other arm out, get your other arm out.
There it is. There it is.
It's over. Stop.
Got him?
- Don't fight. - I'm not, man.
It's over.
Put your arm back.
- Got him? - Yeah.
All right, let me get up real quick.
Yep.
There's his dope. There's his dope.
Can you start a fire and a supervisor?
Suspect attempted to run from us
and he's bleeding from the hand.
Here.
- Let me get us gloves real quick. - Yeah.
- Why you gotta run? - I got spooked, man.
We went out with him.
He stuffed something down into his right waistband,
down his pants. I asked him about it,
he said he didn't stuff anything down his pants.
And then, take off running from us.
So, we're gonna do a good search on him,
see if, uh-- see if he has any...
any drugs on him or weapons.
Find out what the reason was that he ran for.
Was there anything in the plastic, Matt?
You know what? I felt it, it feels empty.
But it'll be down his right leg.
We'll take him back to the car and check it.
Oh, yeah, he's got-- It's either meth or crack in here.
He could have taken out of his shoes while he was right there.
I didn't even have that.
Well, that's kinda funny, it landed right where you were.
I didn't-- I don't-- I didn't have nothing.
- I don't have anything. - Right leg, Matt, you said?
Yeah, it's probably gonna be this.
Nothing else? Well, they're already down there.
- Yeah, he's got some crack. - I don't have anything.
About five or six rocks of crack cocaine.
That's good.
- You all right? - Just pick him up real quick,
so he's not on the rocks.
Get your pants on.
I just wanna search them some more.
Hey, you don't have, like...
Any, uh-- real quick.
Just keep him right there.
Hey, real quick, you don't have any diseases
or anything, man?
You have like hepatitis or anything? Huh?
Come on, man, help me out. Be honest with me.
- Yes or no? - Just so that they know,
since they got your blood on them.
Whether we need to take them to the doctor
and get a special shot.
It's gonna make them real sick, all right?
Do you know whether you have anything?
I didn't have anything on me--
No, no, no, medical-wise,
do you got anything in your blood
- that's like a disease? - I didn't have anything on me, though.
Where's his other shoe at?
Walk straight, walk straight.
Sit down. Lean up against the car.
We got him right here. I tackled him,
but I went over the top of him.
And he got up and we took him down right here by the mailbox
and the rocks.
The baggie popped out when I wrapped him up.
His pants came down around his knees,
and it just fell out right onto the ground.
So I didn't see him throw anything,
but--
Hey, do you have any warrants or anything?
- ***** , man. - What's that?
- I said I didn't do ***** . - But you ran.
I wanna wipe your face...
Is that gonna be okay? All right, can you turn to me
so I can do it?
Hey. So...
This guy's walking down the middle of the street,
and we went out with him.
As I circled around him to his right side,
- he quick reached down into his pants... - Okay.
...and stuffed something down into his, uh--
not into his pocket, but into his actual pant leg.
And then immediately just took off running.
And then he had a bag with five or six crack rocks in it.
- That's what fell out of his pants. - Okay.
So when I wrapped him up the second time,
his pants came down around his, uh,
around his knees, and the bag just fell right out
onto the ground. I got all of his--
So he still had it on him when he ran?
- Yeah, yeah. - And it fell out during that--
Okay. Is he getting transported?
Uh, I don't know yet. Is he getting transported?
Probably. It's all superficial,
but he's got a decent laceration from the rocks.
I'll dry that off, man. If you want I can give you,
like, some gauze and wrap it?
Or if you just wanna wear the battle wound today,
but I don't have anything big enough.
- Chicks like scars. - Yeah, exactly, trust me.
That's why I wear a long-sleeve shirt.
'Cause I've got enough of those bad boys.
So he had a couple of crack rocks on him,
like five or six rocks,
so he's gonna be going to jail for, uh,
possession of narcotic drugs for sale today.
One thing I love about being a cop is
taking drugs off the street.
One of the things we do to do that is saturation.
Right now my partner and I are doing a drug saturation
in a highly populated area of narcotics.
Looks like he's about to stop this red car over here,
so we're gonna go and, uh, back him up.
See if we can find anything on this traffic stop.
Looks like he doesn't have a plate.
So we're gonna make contact.
- Hey, bud. - What's going on, guys?
- Where you guys headed? - We're going up to the Shell station
- to get something to drink. - Do you have ID?
- Yeah. - Can you roll this down for me a little bit?
Whoa, dog.
Whoa, dude, there's a pit right there.
- She don't bite. - It's like the same color as the upholstery, man.
I didn't even see the dog. It's like camouflaged.
Yeah, man, he blends right in with it, wow.
Jeez. Cool, thanks, man.
Is there anything illegal in the car?
- Drugs, guns, or nothing? - No, sir.
Okay, do you mind if I look real quick?
Before we get you out of here?
- What's that? - Sure, I mean...
Okay, just hang tight here for just one minute, all right?
He's really shaky.
He's trying to get the insurance app on his phone,
and he's shaking and the phone's rattling,
so right before I come back, I asked him,
"Is there anything in the car, illegal drugs, guns?"
- And he goes-- - He hesitated.
Yeah, he doesn't look at me. He goes, "Uh, no."
As he's messing around on the phone.
And I go, "Would it be okay if I looked?"
And he's like, "Yeah, if you want."
So we're gonna pull him out right now.
We're gonna ask him a couple questions,
and we're gonna go from there.
Can you step out and just show me real quick?
Just stand right there in front of me.
Is that dog cool, or is that thing gonna--?
Yeah, she's pretty cool. It's all right here.
So, who lives here in Comstock?
- Where you coming from? - Uh, he does.
- And you're going where? - Uh, to the car show.
Do you have weed in the car or something?
- No. - No methamphetamine?
- No. - Nothing at all?
- No, sir. - Nothing?
- No. - Okay.
Just when my partner asked you,
you seemed a little nervous, that's why.
Way shaky, lighting up the cigarette.
I mean, why you so nervous, dude?
I just get nervous. I-- I--
Every cop-- I just--
- I don't wanna make you nervous.
It's just a traffic stop.
- I get nervous, man. - Okay.
I have a very bad anxiety problem.
- You can look on my record. - All right.
- I just have anxiety problems. - He's your dog
- or your buddy's dog? - This is my dog.
Do me a favor. Grab the dog by the collar,
go over there and just stand with the dog over by the fence,
okay? Okay.
Does the dog got a leash on or what?
- Um, I may have a leash. - You may have a leash.
Just hang over by the fence with the dog, bro.
We'll be quick, all right?
Hey, brother, can you step out too for me real quick?
- You go ahead, I'll watch. - So right now, we're gonna be
on a consent search of the vehicle,
looking for basically any narcotics
or any drug paraphernalia.
They're coming out of an area that's known for traffic narcotics.
Small denomination in money here,
which is commonly used by people that deal in
narcotics trafficking.
Glove box is locked, dude.
Hey, how do you get in the glove box, Josh?
Sorry, man, I don't want y'all to go into my glove box.
I don't want y'all to go in my glove box.
- Okay. - Why you so nervous?
- Sorry, man. - Why?
- I just don't want to. - What do you have in there?
Nothing. I just would rather
talk to a lawyer first or something.
You wanna talk to a lawyer. All right, go ahead
and put your hands behind your back for me.
You're gonna be detained right now.
I'm not doing nothing wrong.
I feel like I'm not doing nothing wrong, you know?
I don't deserve to go to jail or nothing.
- So just be truthful. - I work hard every day.
- Dude, nobody said-- - I work nine hours a day.
- Josh, look at me, look at me. - I take care, I protect...
My girlfriend just left me with everything.
She took all my money and everything, you know?
- Josh, Josh-- - Even if I do smoke a little weed,
- I think I deserve that. - Josh, Josh!
- We don't wanna ruin your life. - I deserve that right, man.
Josh, we're not here to ruin your life.
- I can't even afford the registration on my car. - Josh!
- Josh! - I gotta get a permit.
Josh, listen...
- I work at McDonald's, dude. - Josh, listen...
- I work at McDonald's, okay? - Listen.
- It's a shitty job. - Okay. Okay, bro, listen.
Why don't you tell me how much weed is in there,
and I can get it out and we can call this a day.
You're not gonna find nothing that's bad.
- Then what are we gonna find? - It's nothing bad.
- It shouldn't even be illegal. - Then tell us what's in the glove box.
You say it's a crime...
- What's in there? - I need my keys.
- What is in there? - That's the only way you can get in there,
- is my keys. - There's a key.
This one?
Right now we're gonna look in the glove box he had locked.
- And there it is. - Looks like we have some marijuana.
He's really nervous for a misdemeanor crime in Nevada.
He really put us through the ringer to get
that little bit of narcotics off the street.
All right, buddy, have a seat for me.
We're gonna talk to your brother
and then we're gonna talk to my partner here.
- Hey, Steve. - Come on over, brother.
Front of the car here. I'm just gonna detain you
while I search you, okay?
Hold on real quick. Spread your feet for me, bud.
What else you got in here that I'm gonna find?
- Um... - What's in here?
- Just some more marijuana? - Honestly, I just found the container
- outside my house. - Okay.
- So we got a straw. - It has coke, but I don't think it's real.
He said it's possibly cocaine. He doesn't know if it's real.
- It's probably meth. - Hon-- honestly.
- I bet it is meth. - It's probably meth.
- We're gonna test it. - I don't-- I don't know.
- Hold on. - I found it on the side of the road.
The straws aren't common, but you've seen people...
- Yeah, you're right. - ...ingest it that way. It's not common.
Yeah, but it's been done.
We're gonna conduct a field test right here
to see if it's methamphetamine.
This is called an ODV test.
So we got the sample in the pouch
and we just crack the ampoules.
- That is not methamphetamine. - Told you.
95% sure that it's cocaine.
- So is it cocaine or no? - Like I said, I don't know.
I found it outside of my house.
- Steve, you haven't used it? - No.
That white film around your mouth?
That's indicative of drug use, like cocaine or methamphetamine.
I'm gonna talk with my partner here,
and we're gonna figure out what direction we're gonna take this, all right?
- All right. - Come over here, I don't want you walking by traffic.
Josh, like I said, brother, you're very lucky today
you're not going to jail. This is not an admission to guilt,
it's a promise you'll appear. I'm just citing you for
the possession of marijuana. I'm gonna have you sign right there for me.
Right there.
You're gonna be summoned by the court.
Call this number here,
and they're gonna let you know what to do.
You're really lucky your car didn't get impounded,
your dog taken to Animal Control and you going to jail, okay?
So that's yours. So go ahead and take off.
I'm just gonna write him a ticket today.
It's the first time I've ever dealt with him,
but next time he's definitely going to jail.
His friend isn't so lucky. He has the cocaine,
so he's gonna be charged with schedule one narcotic.
All right, partner, you're going to jail for having the cocaine, okay?
It's not something we can give you a ticket for.
You're gonna be charged with that only, okay?
Listen, when you get down there,
you can call whoever you need to call.
You can call your buddy, do whatever you need to do.
- Okay? - All right.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
Sync and corrections by n17t01 www.addic7ed.com