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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.
I've been with Independence for two years.
Prior to that I was in law enforcement for nine.
I went into this job strictly for the passion of it,
and I enjoy it just as much today
as I did the very first day on the job.
We just ran the plates on this vehicle
and it looks like it's coming back as a stolen vehicle
out of-- out of Georgia.
10-4.
Get back in the truck.
Stay right there. Stay right there. Stop.
I'm on a 10-41 at 42nd and Noland.
Come back to me. Come back to me.
Turn around. Turn around.
- What's the problem? - Turn around.
Keep walking backwards. Keep walking backwards.
Go to your knees. Go to your knees.
What's the problem, sir?
Is it stolen?
Just stay right there. I'll explain to you in a second.
Got one running.
Do not move. Do you understand?
- Do not move. - Don't move!
- Don't move. - Stay in the car!
Stay in the car.
Don't move.
I got one detained.
Stand up.
Copy, one detained.
You all sons of ****** .
Give me your right-- Nuh-uh, back down. Now.
Okay, I'm sorry. I'm not--
- Officer, is that-- - Until I figure out what's going on
- you're going in handcuffs. - Okay, yeah, I'm not going anywhere.
- You're being detained. Do you understand? - That's fine.
Passenger, hands up, come out to me.
Drop your cigarette, walk backwards.
Keep walking. Come all the way to me.
Go to your knees.
Put your hands behind your back.
17, we got three detained.
What you running for?
Didn't want to talk to you.
So you run?
You didn't want to talk to me, so you decided to run?
You ever been arrested?
- Yeah. - For what?
B and E, breaking and entering.
Breaking and entering? Tell you what,
just come over here and have a seat for me right here.
And try not to run this time. Have a seat.
What's-- what's going on, man? What's the deal?
I don't know. I don't know why he took off.
I don't know why we got pulled over.
- Whose truck is this? - It's his.
- It's his truck? - Well, that's what--
he supposedly bought that truck,
but I think I heard on the radio that's bullshit.
Do you know the truck's stolen?
No, but after today, when we got here,
I started-- We were talking about that.
- So you knew it was stolen? - No, we were talking about--
We were gonna, um, call the tags in and the VIN number.
Me and Carl-- we were coming here to get gas,
and smokes and something to eat,
then going back to the room, and then we were gonna do that
- to protect ourselves. - What would make you think
that you needed to run all that stuff if you didn't think it was stolen?
Why would you want to run the VINs
- or find out what it is? - Because we weren't sure
and the dude, this afternoon,
kinda started acting weirded out.
And if that was the case, then we were just gonna hit the road
and leave him here at the room.
Well, we come over here to get gas,
pull into the gas station, when you all pulled up on us.
And when I seen him jump out of the truck and bust his ass,
I kinda figured, yeah, the dude was lying to us.
Well, it's stolen right now, so you're gonna be detained.
We're gonna find out if it's actual legit stolen
and they want it. If it is, then you're gonna go to jail.
For-- Am I-- Are we gonna be charged?
- Yes, everybody will be. - Everybody in the car does.
Everybody will be, okay? So hang tight, we'll figure it out.
- Yes, sir? - What's going on, man?
Look, I met that dude about two and a half days ago.
- Which one? - That one right there
- in the back of that ****** car over there. - Yeah?
- The one you got in that Chevrolet. - Yeah?
Onion knows him. That's my buddy right there.
- What's his name? - Onion.
- Onion? - Matthew.
He knows him, okay?
He said, "You wanna go to Denver?"
There ain't nothing happening in Florida, okay?
So I'm game. Yeah, I'm a sex offender,
- but I'm getting off the registration through Tennessee. - You're what? I'm sorry.
- I'm a registered sex offender. - Okay.
So did you know the truck was stolen?
No, sir. Hell no.
Well, your buddy over here was telling me
that you guys got suspicious about it
and you were gonna look into it.
Yeah. We was-- We thought--
Yeah, we were gonna look into it.
How'd you plan on looking into it?
- To find out if it was stolen? - Call the Georgia DMV.
- You were gonna call them? - I called 'em.
They said the tags were fine.
- Oh, is that right? - Yes, sir.
Okay, all right. Well, it is stolen.
You can look on my cellphone and call--
The history log, and it's on there.
- Okay. All right. - The DMV in Georgia--
I called on my cellphone.
Okay, well, here's the thing... It is stolen, okay?
- Oh, ****** - Right now you guys will be going to jail
sit tight, we'll be right back with you.
- Hey, James. - Yes, sir?
So what were you thinking whenever--
you jumped out of the car and took off running.
What was-- Why'd you run?
I-- I don't know.
- I was being stupid. - Yeah?
But what-- Did you know the vehicle was stolen?
- No. - I mean, honestly.
- No. - You didn't know?
- No. - Okay. What--
They're saying this is your truck. Where'd you get it at?
- It's not my truck. - Whose truck is it?
The guy who was driving.
Oh, okay, he says it's not--
He says it's yours, that you gave it to him.
- I gave it to him? - It's your truck, but he was driving it.
He suspected that it was stolen, so--
I was just riding, hanging out.
Just hanging out. Did you just get scared
- and decide to jump out? - Well, actually, yeah, I did.
I didn't know what was going on there.
Why'd you stick around to talk to us if you didn't know what was going on?
'Cause you guys were standing there with guns all out and shit.
I thought, "What the ****** is going on?"
So you're gonna run from somebody like that, huh?
- Well, I just wasn't thinking. - Yeah.
- It was stupid. - Yeah. Did you hurt yourself?
Do you need an ambulance? I can see you bleeding from your knee there.
- Don't need an ambulance? - No.
Okay, well, if you need anything,
let us know, okay? All right, hang tight.
We'll get you down there.
Georgia wants this vehicle held for processing.
So if we can have the tow company take it down there,
and then head to the station and finish up the paperwork.
I'll do it. All three of them will go to jail,
and the victim's gonna get his truck back.
I've been a police officer
with the Des Moines Police Department for seven years now,
and it kind of takes people by surprise
when I show up and I'm a female.
I actually grew up with a group of girls--
five of us--
and we actually all became police officers
all over the state of Iowa, so that's pretty cool.
We're en route to a local bar--
a bar fight, 25 people, and possibly somebody bleeding.
1-24.
I'll send plenty of backup.
- Hey! What's going on? - Hold it right there!
- Right there! No! - Hey. Hey. Hey.
She bit my finger off!
- Talk to me. - Can somebody help me?
- Hey, talk to me a minute. - Nicole. Nicole.
- No! - Nicole.
- She bit my finger off! - Who?
That girl right there!
Oh my God, my finger!
- Hey. Hey. Which one? - Over there.
- Which one? - Right there. That white girl right there.
I'm not even gonna do nothing. I swear to God, I won't.
- Hey, which white-- Which-- - Honey.
- Which white girl? - Can I point to you?
- Okay, which white girl? - Right here, baby.
- In the white? - Right here.
- Yup. - Oh my God, my finger.
- She's got a bloody nose. - Oh, God.
- Hey, hold up for-- Hold her for a minute. - No.
Hey! Hey!
Step out of the car.
She won't ****** quit ****** with me.
- What's going on? - I try to leave,
and she's grabbing my ****** hair,
and ****** beating me on the ground!
- Did you bite her finger? - No!
Why does she-- Why does she got a bit finger?
Why is my face bleeding?!
You got an ID?
Will you tell me how this started?
Because of her ****** friend in the black car
wanted to call people foul whores.
- Okay. - What else happened?
- That's it. - That's it?
Yeah, and I said, "I'm not a foul whore.
I may be fat, but I'm not a foul ****** whore."
And she just pulled my hair
and she started fighting me here.
What am I supposed to do to defend myself?
- So what did you do to her? - I grabbed her, "Let me go,"
self-defense, tried to hold her down
'cause she'll ****** punch me
- any more than she already did. - Did you bite her?
- No! - Does she have a bite mark?
I don't know! She pulled my ****** hair out.
- Why'd this start? - Because this girl right here
- had her purse stolen. - What girl?
I don't-- One of those two blonde girls right there.
- Okay. - I turned their purse into the bartender.
Okay, why don't you come hang out here for me, okay?
- Right here. - Those two girls right there had their purse stolen.
- I turned it in for them. - Okay.
So do you want to press charges against her?
- No, I don't. - You don't wanna press charges?
If she don't press charges against me, no.
You want east side justice?
- Is that what you call it? - Fine.
Yeah? Just hang out, okay?
Hey, what's your story?
Okay, talk to her.
- Talk to this officer right here. - I swear, I was scared,
nobody helped me. I get ******
- This is-- This is what I get. - ...make sure she stays by the car.
- Which one? - She's right at the-- She's right at the end of my car.
- Okay, what's going on? - Man, they was trying--
- They was trying to ****** her up. - Hey, talk to me.
- Still, I get ****** regardless. - Okay, talk to me.
Right, so then I can tell my story? ****** this.
- No, I-- Hey! - I'm pissed. I'm so gone.
- Come here. - So stupid.
- Nicole. Nicole, I want-- - Why? Why?
- I wanna know your side of the story. - Why?
- Because. - Nobody's gonna help me. I don't matter!
- I want-- Nicole, I wanna know your side of the story. - They're just stupid!
- But still, nobody's gonna help me. - Tell your side of the story.
Okay, so you don't wanna press charges either?
- I would love to! Who am I gonna do it to? - Who does she wanna
- press charges-- You guys got her? - Nobody!
No, the girl that has the bloody nose,
- you punched her, right? - Yeah!
- Okay. - Oh, I--
Okay, she doesn't want to press charges--
- Is she a fat girl? - Yeah.
Oh, I'm pressing charges! That's the main girl that I got
- in the whole ****** rumble with! - Well, she's gonna press charges against you.
- Okay, well, let's press charges against each other. - So you guys wanna go to--
Yup, let's go. I don't give a ****** ! I'll go to jail.
I did not do all this for nothing!
She just wants to call it even if you want to call it even.
- Oh, she's over there? - Yeah, she's over there.
Oh, well, I wanna press charges.
We can go to jail. Let's do this.
We can go to jail. I don't give a ****** !
That will make it well worth my while.
I did not come out here to have a good time, to not go to jail.
I'll take a disorderly conduct
- I got a broken finger. - Nicole.
- What? - She got bit and she got beat up.
- I don't give a ****** . I'll go to jail for this! - They ****** ripped this off her neck
and tried running away with it.
- Who? - Right there.
I don't even know her name! I don't even know nothing about her.
Both their purses are gone, too.
Both purses gone, both sets of my keys are in there.
- $12,000 diamond necklace... - I have no way to get in my car. Gone.
- ...person tried ripping off her, too. - So let me see your finger.
- She chewed it. - Those are teeth marks.
- She chewed it. - Oh my God, my finger.
She was just grinding on it the whole time,
and I'm just punching her in her mouth, like, "Get off my finger!"
Are their purses in there?
I promise you, I wasn't in my car.
- Okay, back-- Hold on. - She has their--
- Hold on-- - She has their drivers licenses.
I promise you I wasn't in Amanda's car.
What about my finger? Okay, go, get her-- get her out of here.
I didn't even do nothing!
I promise you I wasn't in my car.
- It's your car, right? - But it was in my car.
- You were sitting in your car? - No, I wasn't.
- Okay, but it's your car, nobody has the key besides you. - I was unaware!
- I don't have the key to my car! - Okay.
I promise you, I was not in my car.
You can ask those girls. I turned their shit in.
- Okay. - Why would I take their stuff and turn it in?
You turned their stuff in, but you didn't--
No, I promise you, Amanda's my friend. I would not do that to her.
These ladies are not your friend.
- They don't know who you are. - No, they are the girls that were kicking my face in!
- I'm friends with the girl-- - Whose car is this?
- I promise you, I turned their purse in! - It's-- That girl right there.
- You can ask them! - Okay, get in there.
- Okay. - Is their stuff in her car?
Yes, there's a bunch of stuff in there.
I found these right in the glovebox.
So are we taking her for theft?
We can probably take her for assault.
Hailey, step out for me for a minute.
And the guy--
- Why-- why did we find IDs and phones in your car? - Listen,
I turned her purse in.
It magically appeared in your glovebox?
I promise you I didn't take them. I hadn't been to my car--
You were in your car when I got you out of your car.
First time I'd been to my car at all.
I promise you I had not been there.
I turned the purse in! If I knew--
You could've turned the purse in, but you probably took
the cellphone and the other stuff.
I promise you I would not do that.
- Okay. - I'm not that type of person,
- and Amanda knows that. - Okay.
Okay, guys, she's gonna go to jail for biting your finger--
so assault causing injury--
and she's gonna go for theft, fourth.
So I'm glad you got your stuff back.
You probably need to go to the doctor
and get that looked at, 'cause...
- Probably got AIDS. - ...she might have rabies or something like that.
Okay? It's not every day you get bit.
If you live in New Mexico,
if you want to go into law enforcement,
Bernalillo County in the city of Albuquerque
is definitely the place you want to be.
We definitely stay busy. We have great training.
We have a great academy
and as a result, we've produced
some excellent deputies over the years.
We have a possible domestic violence.
The calling party is going to be the downstairs neighbor,
they just stated that she could hear her upstairs neighbors--
male and female-- getting into a verbal
and possible physical fight.
- Just upstairs on this side. - Okay, thank you.
I heard 'em fighting and banging into each other, hitting each other.
Their window is right there in the bedroom,
and he jumps on top of the house.
Hey, Cliff, open the door. It's the Sheriff's Department.
Go and step out. Are you alone?
Yes.
I got the front door open.
Hey, Deputy Rodriguez, Sheriff's Department.
We got called, apparently there's something going on.
Were you fighting with somebody?
My boyfriend was here and he didn't want to leave,
but he left already.
376, keep eyes on that window.
Okay, where did-- When did he leave?
- A few minutes ago. - Okay. Which way did he go?
I don't know. I didn't look outside.
You didn't look outside? Okay, what were you guys arguing about?
Um... he was in Bernalillo, working,
and he came down after work.
And I don't know if he was drinking or not.
- Did you smell anything on him? - Uh, alcohol.
Okay, why don't we go inside and talk?
So you have no idea where he went?
- No. - Anything get physical?
No, he was just pushing me out of the way,
- and I was yelling at him. - He was pushing you out of the way?
When you said pushing you around, what does--
Just pushed me out of the way.
So he could leave kind of thing?
So he can leave, yeah.
So were you in front of the doorway?
I was...
trying to go outside the front door.
He went out this way, though.
He already took off.
- All right. - Yeah.
All right, down there on the west side
I don't know if it's a trash can or if it's a person.
Way past the end of the trailer park.
- That's our boy. - That's him?
Yeah. Yeah.
- The one on the left? - Yeah.
Sheriff's Department! Stop running!
Sheriff's Department! Come over here!
Oh! Oh!
He broke my arm! Ah! My collarbone!
I didn't do nothing!
Ah!
I didn't do nothing!
I got nothing, man!
Nothing.
No. What did I do?
Stand up on three. One, two, three.
- I didn't do nothing. - You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law.
You have the right to an attorney. Sit down.
If you can't afford an attorney, one will be provided for you.
- What's your name, sir? - Clifford.
- Clifford, we were looking for ya. - For what?
'Cause she hit me three times and I left?
She told me to leave. I left.
- Cliff, are you on drugs right now? - No, but she is.
Okay, this is not about her.
I know, it's about me! I didn't do nothing!
So why did you leave if you didn't do nothing?
Because I always go to jail when she gets mad!
- You don't know that. - What, I'm gonna go to jail now?
You don't know that. Why didn't you stay so you could tell us your side of the story?
Because she always gets me in trouble.
Maybe you guys shouldn't be together.
- Did you ever think of that? - I live, too!
Doesn't seem like you guys are very good for each other.
All right, now here's the thing.
She had some accusation.
We see you, and you booked it.
So from your point of view, tell me.
- It looks bad. - It looks real bad, right?
So what do we do when someone runs?
- Chase him down. - We chase him down, right?
So that's what happened right now.
But anyways, it wasn't all that bad.
- We were just yelling at each other. - Okay.
And then...
the neighbors got involved. She told me to leave, so I left.
Did you push her, shove her? Did you cut her?
- I held her for-- - Okay. Did you cut her with a knife
or anything crazy like that? What knife?
- No, I'm asking. Did you do anything crazy? - Oh, no, hell no.
- Oh, no, no, no. - So nothing crazy. Just some pushing and shoving, right?
- Yeah, that's it. - Okay.
Did he put his hands on you today?
He, like-- He just grabbed me and pushed me.
- Okay. - So that's--
- People aren't allowed to do that. - Because he--
- he was trying to scare me. - Okay.
'Cause he came home angry and drunk
or buzzed or whatever from whatever happened where he was at,
'cause he was fighting with the people that he was with...
- Right. - ...and it was over jealousy.
So he came back and he took it out on me.
He took it out on you and that's not right.
Yeah, he was pushing me, grabbing me and stuff, but--
- And he's probably-- - I pushed him back like I said,
but I think that's self-defense,
because I was trying to get him out of my house, too.
- So, yeah. - Did he not--
Did you try to leave and he wouldn't allow you?
Yeah, he was hold-- He was standing between me and the door.
Then I tried to go, get away from him--
to get him away from the door, to lead him away from the door.
- Okay. - And he pushed me away from the door.
- So he wouldn't allow you to leave. - Yeah.
Did you think he was gonna physically hurt you at that point,
to keep you inside?
Yeah. It would've ended up like that, probably,
'cause of his anger he can't control.
- And he blacks out, so-- - He blacks out?
That's why I think he would've--
Did you feel like the neighbors calling the cops would save you?
- She always does. - That's good.
- That's a good neighbor. You're blessed. - Yeah. Yeah.
- They're getting tired of it. - Yeah. No, they are.
But you know what? I'm tired of it for you, because--
But it's-- I'd rather be by myself,
than to put up with that from a man.
- Well, who wouldn't? - To the abuse, you know.
- 'Cause I've been abused all my life. - And you don't deserve that.
- Mentally and physically... - Yeah.
You don't deserve that.
Checking on the warrant-- just a misdemeanor
looks like it's gonna be out of-- out of Sandoval,
so they may or may not extradite.
But either way, he's running from us
and we're yelling at him multiple times.
- Yeah, we gotta charge him. - Based on her statements,
it's enough for domestic violence.
Nice work, guys.
132 and Bush. I've got him at gunpoint.
At gunpoint. 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
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