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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! - 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.
Come on in, Lunceford, I know you've been here before.
- Mm-hmm. - And you've done this kind of stuff.
Here's my concern-- 'cause I haven't been from this area.
When you have bought drugs here in the past...
Is it that they're gonna come and hawk us?
Or are we gonna have to hawk them?
I've drove around in a civilian car here,
and usually I get flagged down.
You do get flagged down?
So you think we'll get flagged down
- in the pickup? Okay. - Oh, yeah.
And then when the person was arrested and snatched
- by the team...? - Deal goes down,
- we're gonna drive off. - We're gonna drive off.
And the field team will move in.
All right, what we're doing today is
pretty much called a bust-buy.
We're using Chief,
Officer Lunceford, as undercover officers.
They're going in to make the buy.
Doing this bust-buy, these guys are calling the shots.
They're gonna tell us when to move in.
They're gonna give us a full detail of the guy
that they bought from.
We move in, make the arrest.
Once we make the arrest, he's gonna be transported.
They're gonna be moving to the next location.
Lock 'em down and we get to the next detail.
Any questions?
- All good. - Let's move.
Be careful.
N-1 to tact units, are y'all in place?
- Joe. - Joe.
- Where's Joe at? - Weed.
- Joe. - Joe.
Huh?
- Joe. - You got the mojo?
- What you feel? - What you got?
- I got 40 bucks. - You got 40?
- Yeah. - Come out, I'm gonna take you to the store right here.
- Huh? - Let me take you to the store real quick.
All right, let's go.
Okay...
Hey, units, stand by. We got a guy with a red shirt
getting in the back of the pickup truck with Chief.
- Right there? - That Food Mart?
I've got a food market. He's jumping out.
- I'll get it. - No, you--
- Hey, bring it over here, man. - No, yeah...
- That's him right here. - No, no, I don't wanna get robbed.
I ain't getting robbed. I ain't getting robbed.
- I'll go right here. - All right, all right.
We gave him $40 and he's gonna go get it
from a guy in a white car.
All right, they're getting the mojo from...
the trunk of the car.
He's coming back to me.
- Thank you, my man. - It's a go, it's a go...
It's a go, go, go, go. Get the guy in the red.
White car headed south on 45.
Come on out, come on out.
Hit-- hit him, hit him. Hit him, hit him.
- Stop the car. - It's in the trunk.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey!
Open the trunk. It's loaded.
It came out of the trunk.
- Where's Rabeau at? - Rabeau's up there. Right in the corner.
He's got the guy, right on the corner.
She should have the money on her.
Don't run, don't run.
Put your hands on the car.
Hands on the car. What you got on you?
- I ain't got nothing. - Nothing on you?
You ain't got no more mojo on you?
I ain't got nothing on me.
You know that was an undercover cop you just sold to?
****, man!
All right, go ahead and have a seat.
****, man!
Hey, go ahead and put her in the back.
- Let's go. - Please...
You goin' to jail for a long time.
Can I kiss my children? ****, man...
Listen. See this?
- Mm-hmm. - You know I'm the Chief of Police, right?
- Okay. - You do know that, right?
- Okay. - See how much?
- Mm-hmm. - Know what that means?
- That's not mines. - You know what that means, right?
- What? - That's called trafficking.
- That's not mine, sir. - What about this?
I'll tell you that, that's not mines, though, sir.
You charge me with all that?
It ain't gonna happen no more.
Hey, they're already moving to the next location.
Let's go ahead and set up.
- Go ahead, Chief. - Where you at?
We're right here--
right here in front of the Shell station.
They're ready. They're in place.
You know where the smoke is around here?
Where the smoke around here-- Joe.
What you got, the mojo or weed?
- It's the mojo. - How much?
- Is it good? - Yeah.
- It's good? - It's good, smell it.
- It's real good? - It's real Joe.
It's real Joe? It ain't garbage, right?
Huh?
It's weed. It's good kush.
- Yeah. - It's good, it's good.
- Give me 10. - 10?
All right, my brother. Take care.
Thanks, Joe. Thank you.
- Okay, guys... - He's moving now.
- You need to move in. - He's got the blue car.
Come on in.
He's driving north on 45.
I'm behind him at this time.
The car's a blue Buick.
He's gonna be taking a left onto Grant.
Blue lights, come on around me.
Blue lights, come around me.
Let's see what we can do here.
- Make this right here. - Let's go, Team 100, Team 100.
Just be advised, it's gonna be a 10-100.
What street is this?
Ah!
The street name. Neely?
- Yeah. - You're gonna be heading--
you're gonna be on Neely, heading back toward Main.
On Neely and towards Main.
Bailing out, bailing out, bailing out.
- Police! - Police, police!
Get on the ground!
Watch for crossfire.
We got him. Over here, over here.
- I got him. - Yeah, right here.
I see him.
Come out!
And they think you're gonna get caught.
I ain't do nothing.
I ain't do nothing, man.
Let him know he's 10-15 on the air.
- Look, man. - Keep him down, face down.
- I ain't do that, man. - Stay down, stay down.
Face down.
Man, why y'all wanna do me like that, man?
- Where's that money at? - Where's the money at?
- Man, look in my pocket. - Right here?
There it is.
Hey, yo, man. Look, man, I got too much time on my hands.
But you ran.
Why y'all doing me like that, man? ****!
Think about why you were selling those drugs.
I'm not-- I'm not no drug dealer, man.
- Well, we just caught you... - I'm just saying,
I ain't no drug dealer, though, man!
I was just trying to make me a little change.
- That's messed up, man. - Hey, look.
You got caught by undercover cops.
Man, that's messed up, man.
I got too much time on my hands, man.
Well, you gotta think about that before you do what you do.
Man, I'm saying I'm no drug--
Man, he came harassing me!
- Did you sell him drugs? - I ain't sell him nothing.
- Okay. - ****.
I had to look up under the house.
****, it's all good. You just doing your job.
That's ****** up, though, man.
He was up under the porch.
George, Frank, 5-6-7--
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
5-6-7.
- 5-4-4... - Uh-huh.
- ...9-4-Adams. - There you go.
That's a match. That's ours, that's ours.
So he did a purchase on an undercover officer,
some synthetic marijuana, so all is good.
I spent about 10 years in active duty army.
I was an army ranger.
I was an official escort
to the President of the United States,
to the Honorable William Jefferson Clinton,
and the Director of Pentagon Tours
for the Secretary Of Defense.
But, uh, I just wasn't getting much time with my family.
I was always gone. You know my girls are growing up.
The family was growing. It was just time to get out
and start spending a little more time with them.
Highway patrol's in pursuit of a white--
looks like a Chevy truck.
It has two flat tires.
Down on its rims on the passenger's side.
Myself and another unit are assisting.
Looks like they're about to bail here.
They're getting ready to bail.
Stand by.
Stop, oh, my God, stop!
Stay up there. Stay up there.
I'll put my hands behind my back.
I will.
- You're gonna kill somebody. - 13, we're taking him into custody.
- We're on a 5-17. - I'm sorry!
- Ma'am, go back in the house. - Truck is clear.
I got...
- I got no weapons! - Stay on your face.
I'll go with you. I'll go with you.
I got no weapons. No weapons at all!
I'm sorry, just don't shoot me, please.
For the love of God.
I'm sorry! And I'll pay for my crimes.
Just don't-- don't execute me here.
I'm tired of hearing you talk.
I'm just trying to communicate with you.
I don't have any weapons in my pockets.
Okay, don't shoot me. I'm in handcuffs.
It's five trained officers.
Five very well trained officers against me.
I don't wanna get into any argument.
- Stop. - I'm not gonna fight back.
- Turn over, get up. - Yes, sir! Yes, sir.
Hold on, I'm trying to...
I won't fight anybody.
I will go with you. I'm not trying--
I'm not trying to grab your gun.
I'm not trying to stab you.
- I'm-- I'm being a good guy. - You ran from the police, man.
- I did, yeah... - You were driving?
You got a license?
I do have a li-- It should be in my wallet.
Look at that, you actually have a driver's license.
I do have a driver-- It's legal.
It's not good right in this--
- Whose truck? - Mine.
I don't wanna fight you guys. Don't shoot me.
Please don't shoot me.
- Who's gonna shoot you? - Don't shoot me. I--
If you wanna make me go to jail, I'll go to jail.
Just don't shoot me, please.
Please don't shoot me.
I'll go. I'll stand trial.
I'll plead guil-- I'll do whatever.
Just don't shoot me.
I'm not trying to fight you all.
I am five...
Better trained and--
and more physically compatible people than me.
I don't stand a chance. I'm gonna cooperate.
- What's your name? - Jeff.
Jeff, why were you running like that?
Why the heck were you running?
- You kidding me? - I'm not kidding you.
- 'Cause you're drunk? - No, not just because--
You better have a dead body or something in there.
- Why were you running? - Not because I was drunk.
- I'm just-- - So, why?
- Is your headlight out? - No. No.
- The truth? - Yeah.
I'm an alcoholic...
and I don't have much to live for.
I wish I had a better answer than that,
- but I don't. - 10-4.
Where were you trying to get to?
I wasn't trying to get to anywhere.
I just didn't care anymore.
I know it's ****** up, but I'm sorry.
But I just don't care anymore.
Nobody cares about me.
I don't have anybody who gives a shit about me.
The lady out here was the girlfriend.
And what's the-- What's the ****** point?
There's always something to live for.
- No, there's not. - Driving like that,
putting yourself in danger--
I thought-- I thought that maybe one of you guys
- would shoot me. - You ran that sign, it could have been a kid.
Innocent citizens, kids.
Well, this-- this time at night, I mean...
They're out this time a night also.
The statistics of a three-to-five-year-old kid
being out in the street in the middle--
Where'd you get those stats from?
No, you guys know better.
I don't care anymore.
- Let's go back to the car. - Yes, sir!
We're gonna talk.
You point me in the right direction, I'll go.
Where the bright lights are and the red truck.
Wherever you wanna go, I'll go.
- What started all this? - He had no headlight
and he was dragging his exhaust of some sort.
- Yeah, I see it there. - Uh, so, just turned around on him
and he took off right away.
Did he get spiked or did he hit a curb or something?
No, he took his own hit. He hit many curbs.
Yeah.
Take him to Jackson County. Put him on 12-hour hold,
- for a detox. - Detox.
And, uh, he'll wake up in the morning 12 hours from now.
- He was valid? Had no warrants? - Yeah.
- Just drunk. - Officer Schnell...
- Yes, sir. - What's up?
Hi, Jeff. What were you thinking you were gonna accomplish
by running from the trooper here?
I wasn't gonna accomplish anything.
Um, honestly, I know you guys are gonna catch me.
I know I was gonna get caught.
I didn't mean to insult you or anything.
But I was drunk.
I am drunk.
I'm upset. Um...
I have some emotional stuff going on right now
that doesn't have anything to do with...
all of this. And I just--
I wanted to get home, so my lady in there
would see that I'm home.
I knew I was gonna get arrested.
When I pulled through the tool shed,
a bunch of guys told me, "Hey...
You have to go, you have to go. You're too drunk."
And I'm like, "I'm not too drunk.
I'm the same level of drunkness
as anybody else that came in here
from the past bar." And he said, "No, you are too drunk."
You didn't think about hurting anyone, driving like that?
I thought about it. If I saw a human being
or something that I thought maybe would per--
propose an obstacle or something,
I would have swerved.
But once I realized I'm going to jail,
the only thing that mattered in my brain
was her in there.
And I was like, "Honey, I'm coming home,
but I'm gonna go to jail."
And she said, "What do you mean you're gonna go to jail?"
I was like, "I got cops chasing me
and I'm in the truck and I'm gonna go to jail."
I'm sorry.
All right, Jeff. Just follow this trooper's instructions.
I'm sure he'll do what he can to help you out.
I don't have much of a choice.
I'm in handcuffs on his passenger side.
I mean, I'm not gonna pick a fight with him or anything,
'cause he could take me in a heartbeat.
All right. Well, good luck to you.
Right now we're en route to a physical domestic
in progress.
Male and female.
They're in the same residence. They tried to get the female to go outside,
separate herself from the male, however apparently
there's something else going on where she had to go back in the residence.
So we're going to see if we can show up and try to calm things down.
Let me see your hands please, guys.
Just making sure everybody's golden.
No knives...
Thank you, sir. Appreciate it.
Want to stand up. I'm gonna pat you down,
make sure you ain't got anything you can stab me in the neck with.
- I don't have anything that can stab you. - All right.
- Who is the victim here? - Me!
So, can you come down here please?
Dozer?
Dozer, shut up and go lay down!
Thank you, sir.
- Ma'am, what is going on... - Well...
...right now? What happened this morning? Or today?
He started bitching about my son.
And my other son's deals and all that.
And I told him, "Stop yelling, I'm not deaf."
And he said, "I don't see them helping you pay your ****** bills!"
I said, "Whoa. My bills?"
I said, "I gave you $400-something
to pay my mortgage."
And I said, "You drank my ****** money up. And I could prove it."
I said, "Aw, hell no." And it was on.
- Okay. - And I slapped his glasses off
and he put hands around me on the porch.
And I come and hit him with my fist.
I said, "I'll kill you, you son of a ****.
Drinking my mortgage payment up!"
Okay, so you guys were arguing then you slapped the glasses off his head?
Yeah, the fight was on. I'm not afraid of him!
- I'll fight a man. - What-- what caused you to do that?
- Because I don't-- - You just lost your temper?
Yeah. You don't take my money and drink it up!
I don't drink. If I drink, I sit at home.
Who started it-- the physical part? I don't care about arguing.
- Me. - Okay, you hit him first.
- Yeah! And I don't mind-- - Okay, is that what you seen?
You saw her hit him?
Did you look after that could have happened?
Um, I seen her trying to-- All I seen was her trying to finish up.
He grabbed her right here. She told him to let go.
And... she...
You know, he hit her too, so they both hit each other.
Okay, but his was in self-defense?
- He wasn't defending himself. - These two just started beating up each other,
- is that safe to say? - Yeah.
- That you two just went to throwing blows at each other? - Yeah.
Yep, 'cause he know he don't put his hands on me.
- 'Cause he puts his hands on me-- - He broke her cup.
Anybody puts their hands on me like that,
- I'm gonna-- - But you hit him first is my question.
You hit him-- Both of you are in the wrong,
'cause you both shouldn't be hitting each other at all.
It should never get to that point.
Well, he never should have spent my money like he did and drink it up.
Uh, that's not what my money's for.
- Okay, okay. - You worked your ass off,
you gonna let your woman piss off your money on just whatever she wants?
No, I would have a talk with her, but I wouldn't slap her.
- All right! - Let me talk to her. We'll corroborate.
All right, sir, I know you told him. I'm gonna sit here
and just listen to what you have to say.
What happened today? I know you've already told him.
If you could tell me the whole thing, it would be great.
I went to work this morning
at Blackjacks. You can call them.
I got off work. She got done with the doctor.
She come by there. She was kinda...
Because she's got first stage of Parkinson's disease.
So I head to the work and bring her home.
On the way home, she said something about the mortgage.
She said, "I gave you money for it." I said, "You spent that shit."
And then we got on the porch.
Before we even got out of the car, she started in.
I walked up on the porch. She hit me two or three times.
I grabbed her by the chin right here
and put her up against the door to keep her from messing with me.
He said-- You're not listening!
You want to hear my side, you hear my side!
- You don't interrupt me. - Okay, well, everything--
He didn't! He let me have my say.
That don't mean for you to interrupt me and tell me--
- I'm not interrupting you!
- Don't raise your voice to me. This is my property! - Hey, partner?
- You can either stay here or you can go get back in the car. - Partner.
- Take your pick. - I don't have to do either one.
- She's done. - This is my property!
- She's done, she's done... - Right now it's my property.
- No, it's my property! - Calm down.
- You weren't invited here! - You called us.
- Yeah, I called and-- - Ma'am.
- Yes. - You're here, I need you to come down here, okay?
- All right. - Can you do that for me?
- Yeah. - Okay.
He told me everything that happened. It's exactly what you told me happened.
- Okay? - Yeah.
You got an anger problem. You just proved that again
- in front of my partner. There's no reason-- - He-- I was trying
to tell him something and I put my finger--
"Don't put your finger up!"
This is my finger. It's not a weapon.
- I mean, really?! - Okay.
And then he starts getting a little bit louder.
No, don't raise your voice at me because I'm gonna raise it right back.
- I can't believe this. - Right now you're under arrest for domestic battery.
She's hitting me and I get to go to jail for it.
You hit her too. You put your hands on her.
To keep from her hitting me.
You can't put your hands on each other, okay?
What I'm supposed to do? Stand there and let her beat the shit out of me?
Just relax. We're not there yet.
- Hey, you got some scratch marks on you. - Yeah, okay.
Where you crossed the line into a crime
- is when you slapped the glasses off his face... - Yep.
...and that was first, that was the first physical contact
between you two at all. And then apparently--
Did he grab you by the chin or the neck?
- Up here. - Huh?
- Up here. - He grabbed you right here,
right below the chin?
- Okay, could you breathe? - A little bit.
But I... ha ha.
You see what I did to him and that's-- You're lucky.
- He's bleeding. - I meant for him to.
I've had-- I've had-- I got a scar here.
44 years of shit.
But this **** ain't giving up, because this is--
I went through hell with him for 44 years.
I earned this place. I earned every frigging thing I got.
And ain't no other **** going to come in and take it away.
It'll be after the fight. And I mean fight.
Okay. Just so you know,
I know you gotta do what you gotta do, but we gotta do what we gotta do, okay?
- I understand that. - You'll be going with us today
and like I said, your bail's going to be 3,000, okay?
Ow!
Here you go. Just go ahead and make yourself comfortable.
We've got a transport unit on the way.
What happened? What happened with you?
- You rubbed her wrong... - I just talked to her.
- ...the wrong way, I guess. - She started pointing her finger.
I'm like, "Don't point your finger at me." She's like, "This is my house!"
- Oh yeah, she's got a temper. - She's proud.
She's got a temper problem, so she's going with us today.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
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