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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 was born and raised here in Omaha, Nebraska.
Met my wife in high school. She's my high school sweetheart.
Got three beautiful kids together.
Got on the police department five and a half years ago.
It's been great ever since. Best job in the world.
I look forward to the rest of my career here.
We got a call of an armed carjacking
where four suspects stole the victim's
silver Ford Escape at gunpoint.
This is gonna be our suspect vehicle.
We're coming up behind you here in just a second.
I'm probably gonna take the driver.
205, whenever you're ready.
All right, go ahead.
All right, give him a little bit of space
- 'cause he's not... - They're still northbound on Northridge,
coming up to Craig.
Vega-35, go ahead and show us in pursuit.
Ava-1, I'm gonna go ahead and let you call it out,
but, 35, we are go ahead and gonna declare a pursuit.
Eastbound on Forest Lawn.
Still northbound on Forest Lawn.
If we've got any cars in the area, just hurry to Forest Lawn
for the next major intersection. Let's get some sticks, all right?
If the car bails, I'll-- I'll follow the driver.
Commander is clear. Continue the pursuit.
Good right. Good right, go.
Continuing eastbound, 30th and Forest Lawn.
Just blew a red light. Speeds are probably about
- 40, 50 miles per hour. - Good.
Still coming down to 28 Avenue.
Still eastbound. Gonna take a sharp south on...
29th or 28th Avenue.
Get on the ground! Get on the ground!
Up here!
- I told him to stop, man. - Get down!
Back northbound, cut-- cutting back
up to what would be Forest Lawn.
Air is cleared for emergency traffic only.
I'm coming out. I'm coming out on my knees.
I'm coming out. Ow, my back.
- Gimme your hands! - Ouch!
- Gimme your hands! - It's right here.
- You don't jack people! - I'm right here!
- Don't jack people. - Okay, I didn't jack 'em.
- I got him. - I wasn't driving, sir.
Man-30, officers in foot pursuit. Give us an update.
- My hands are behind my back. - 98 with a Code Two.
- My hand-- sir, my other hand-- - Gimme your hand!
- I'm-- Okay. - Turn around!
- The other party had a red shirt on... - Four people.
- ...in the vehicle. - Here you go.
- 37, we have all four in custody. - Get up!
You have the party that ran in the red shirt?
Command-30 to Yarpe and Brandt.
So we have no need for perimeter, all parties in custody?
- Do we have all four of them? - The other one in the red shirt's back here.
I got him. I stuffed him in this car.
- Original stop location. Patrol has one... - He's in there.
...and 205 has one. Should have all four in custody now.
- How are you doing, ma'am? - Pretty good.
- Doing all right? - Yeah.
- Okay. - Quite a day? What all happened here?
Basically I was downstairs
and I heard the door open.
And some kid just came running down at me
and waving a gun and saying, "Where is it?"
And he told me not to move, otherwise he'd shoot me.
He took the keys and he took the car
and away they went.
Are you all right? Do you need a squad or anything?
No? You're not hurt?
Don't you think what you were doing was pretty dangerous?
- Yeah. - What's that?
- Yeah. - Driving like that?
Dude, this neighborhood, especially.
You got the kids. Nobody's in school right now.
You could have hurt any one of them
or you could have hurt yourself or your buddies in the car.
How come you took off?
No answer?
All right. You're gonna take a ride now.
All right, we're gonna go down, you're gonna talk to some people
and you'll have to answer accordingly, all right?
- Hey, Deon. - Hmm?
What-- Gimme your, kinda, version of what happened.
- Of what? - 'Cause you seem like a--
a pretty good kid to me. You know what I'm saying?
- Yeah. - Gimme-- gimme your side.
Well, I was at McMillan with my sister and them.
- And then the helicopter came. - Okay.
And then they was walking to the car,
so I asked for a ride to my grandma's.
And they said they'd give me one. We got in the car
and we drove off. And when we turned left,
we were just driving, then the cops was following us.
We told him to stop, because I didn't know where he was going.
He was going the wrong way for my grandma's.
And then when the police--
Then it was two cars that came and they turned--
Then he started driving fast, they turned on the sirens,
and then we went on a high-speed chase.
- How you doing? - Hi. That's my nephew. That's his mother.
Oh, okay. I talked to you earlier.
- To Deon's credit, he did not run from the car. - Okay, he didn't run?
Do you want to say something to him, hi to him, before we...
take him down. We're gonna do some questioning downtown.
- Okay. - Mm, mm, mm.
Kid, you should have been at home.
- Now your ass is going to jail. - I told you to come home last night.
You have to have a mind of your own.
I don't want to see you in the back of no vehicle!
'Cause you know better than this. This ain't you!
I raised you better than this. This ain't you.
That's why I don't like you being with that darned Joaquin!
If you gonna steal something, go steal a kid's bike.
You got too much going for yourself to be going down in the back of a...
freakin' police vehicle. No, it ain't gonna go down like that.
Now I'm gonna scare you, 'cause you know you about to go to jail right?
You're not gonna be able to eat when you want to.
- You're gonna go-- you're gonna go to lockdown. - They tell you when to pee...
- You're gonna be behind bars, you know? - ...to poo-poo.
When to eat, when to take a shower.
That's not like at home, is it, D?
So why would you be hanging with somebody that you know
is a foster care kid and don't care about--
That's your grandma, not his.
You hear me?
- Are you scared? - No.
No? You should be.
You know there's big guys in there.
Big guys that really deserve to go in there,
'cause you're not one of those guys.
You're not. You're a good kid.
Right? You're gonna learn from this, ain't you?
You better. 'Cause you know how bad I want them to let you out,
for I can whip your ass?
We went all the way here from down Forest Lawn here to Potter.
- He couldn't negotiate this turn. - That's great work.
Thankfully we had this old, dead tree to stop the chase for us,
- so nice work, guys. - It worked out.
I prefer to work the swing shift.
That's the shift that I've been on most of my career
when I haven't been in investigations.
Most things happen during this shift,
and there's more people out,
so I definitely enjoy working out here
during these hours.
Appears 30-year-old brother pushed their mother.
He's a hispanic male in his 30s wearing a dark blue shirt,
blue jean shorts.
An intoxicated male pushed their mother.
His mother says that the son wants to 901X by PD.
Umm, now he's telling mom he wants to do suicide by a cop.
2127.
The son has a knife in his back pocket.
331-Charles, okay,
I think I got him.
I think it's building seven. Hold traffic.
Put your hands up! Put your hands up and walk to me.
Stop right there!
Stop!
Turn around!
Get down on your knees.
You guys already ****** me up.
Get down on your knees!
Lay down on the ground!
I'm on the ground.
All the way, now!
- I'm not gonna mess around. - I'm all the way down!
Turn around and get down on the ground.
Or what?
Put your hands up!
I'm going on the ground, eh?
He's not complying, he's got a knife in a pocket. He's on his knees.
You told me, "Go on the ground."
71-11.
You've got a knife in the back right pocket.
Oh, yeah, a knife on the back right pocket.
Stay right there. Don't move.
Shut up.
- Put your hands out! - I'm on the ground.
You're armed with a knife. Stay on the ground
- and put your hands out! - I ain't armed with shit, ****** !
Put 'em out and lay down on the ground!
Come on ****** !
- Put your face down on the ground. - Let's go. Let's go.
- Roll down on the ground! - Shoot me then ****** hijo puta!
You guys beat me up last time.
All right, do it.
- Stay on the ground! - Shoot me then.
- Shoot me. - Stay right there.
Brian, don't get too close.
- Don't get too-- too close. - Hey!
- Just shoot me. - Just... lay back on the ground.
- Turn around! - Brian, don't get too close.
Don't get too close.
- Why? - It's in the back pocket.
- Why? You guys beat me up-- - Roll over!
- Roll over on your-- - Roll over to the right!
No.
All right, I'm gonna tase him.
- Yeah, I'm holding. - Tasered at point.
Watch out that knife's in that back pocket.
331-Charles,
has a knife, being tasered at point.
The knife's right there. Don't stick yourself.
I got one. I got one.
All right, that's good. We'll just go together.
You-- Sorry.
Okay. Did you get that knife, Brian?
No, it's still in his back--
Okay, watch your-- watch your leg, Leanne.
Okay, d-- Here.
No, don't go-- don't grab it by the blade.
You guys always act--
Wanna act like you gotta beat up all the cops.
All right, let's get him up.
One two, three, stand up.
- Go. - Let's go, stand up.
- Walk. - Come on.
We're not gonna play games.
Now what's your first name?
Um, Mark, M-A-R-K.
Mark, have you been tased before?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
All right, have a seat.
- You like that? - Nope.
What led up to all this?
Who gets upset with you in the house?
- The ****** , fool. My mom, because-- - Your mom? Okay.
Yes, fool, she wants all the money!
What was she saying to you?
She's a ****** . She wants all the money.
Did you hit your mom tonight?
No, I didn't hit my mom.
- They said people were pushing. - Nobody's pushing.
She wants the money, dude.
- Life sucks, homey. - Okay.
Life sucks.
Hey, you know what?
They got all my money, homey.
Okay, did you tell them
you were gonna do suicide by a cop?
- Nope. No, why? - No, you just wanted to keep a knife in your pocket?
- No, I'm not gonna-- - No, you're not gonna listen to me
- and my lawful orders? - I'm gonna end up in prison.
Well, these are things you should've thought about today
before you got drunk and argued,
and before you didn't listen to my commands.
And then I'm gonna end up in prison, homey. That's how it is, eh?
Let me go talk to everybody, find out what we got going on,
see what charges, if any, we got on you, all right?
Go ahead and slide back in, Mark.
Come on, you're really gonna take me?
We'll see.
Can you just kind of tell me
from the beginning what happened today?
Well, I was gone this morning,
and when I came back he had-- he was gone already.
- When you say "He," you're-- - My son. He's my son.
- Mark's your son? - Yeah.
- Okay. - He was gone, and then when...
Right before we called-- maybe a half hour before--
he came home super drunk,
and he just started going at us.
Today is the first time he's ever hit me, though,
so that's what scared us.
- What was he saying? - I don't even remember.
He just-- "I'm gonna go to prison because of you,"
calling me names and everything.
- Calling to you? - Yeah, and then he's in her face.
- Your daughter's face? - Up in her face.
- Okay. - He gets in mine,
and he's cussing and calling us names.
I don't even know how I ended up against the wall with him.
You know what I mean? It just--
What was he doing? He was just--
He just had me up against the wall
by the back on my hair,
and he was hitting me and stuff.
Okay. When he grabbed you by the back of the hair,
how did he grab you? With two hands, one hand?
- No, with one hand, 'cause he was hitting me with the other. - One hand.
And where was he hitting you with his other hand?
He didn't hit me hard-- It wasn't to hurt me--
but they were body punches. And I don't know if he hit me anywhere else.
- I don't know if he hit me-- - Where did he punch you on your body?
- Just the stomach, on the side. - Did it hurt?
No-- Well, at the time, but it's-- I'm not hurt now.
It wasn't hard enough to hurt me. You know what I mean?
And then how did-- What made that stop?
When she was on the phone with the police--
probably the dispatch-- and that's when he took off.
- Okay. Eventually he got tased 'cause he had that knife on him. - Yeah.
- He posed a danger to us. - Yeah.
Do you want to press charges against him
for the assault against you.
- Yeah. - Okay.
You guys have a domestic relationship--
obviously you're his mom, you reside together.
He is gonna go to jail. I know he's family,
but you can obtain an order of protection if you wish.
In this case, I would say you have exclusive use
of the residence with your daughter,
so he can't come back.
I first got my start in law enforcement--
I was in the Military Police Corps
at a young age,
and been in the army reserve for about 10 years now.
After I got back from my first tour in Iraq
I decided to get into civilian law enforcement.
'Cause I enjoyed the aspect of law enforcement.
This is my second department.
My first department was a small town just north here of Springfield.
And I worked there for about four and a half years.
All right, we just had a vehicle pass us, going the opposite direction.
It's been involved in some criminal activity in the past.
And we're gonna try to flip around on it, see if we can
conduct a traffic stop. It just rolled through a stop sign up here,
so we're gonna try to light him up and get him stopped.
It's a gold Chevy Blazer.
We've got a vehicle
blowing stop signs, southbound on Clifton.
Oh, they're eluding us.
That vehicle failed to yield for us
when we tried to conduct a stop on it,
took off at an excessive rate of speed.
Due to our pursuit policy, we didn't have enough
to activate a DWI pursuit on him
but he is leaving a trail of dust behind him.
We're gonna kinda stay in the area
and see if he ditches the vehicle or not in the area.
Hey, I think two people got out on foot at 3247.
Male and female got out on foot.
They went that way. He's pointing that way.
433, I got 'em.
- Where's he at? - Location?
Which way? Through here?
Sit on him. We'll be right with him.
Where'd the female go? There's a female with him.
- There's a female-- - Yeah, she's wearing a white shirt.
- Yeah, I saw her. - Where'd she go, Jeff?
- Where'd she go, man? - I don't know. I lost her.
- What? What? - I lost her, sir.
- What's her name? - I don't know. I just met 'em today.
- Last chance. What's her name? - I don't know.
- I think saw 'em, too. - Oh, yeah.
- Sorry, man. - That's all right.
Hey, did you see a girl run? Where'd the girl run?
Check in that house. That house is empty.
- This one right here is empty? - Okay.
- This house is abandoned. - Okay.
Neighbor said no one's lived here--
No one has lived here, but the back door's wide open.
She's a slender female, dark hair,
with a grayish-white shirt...
- Yeah, kind of drab looking. - ...blue jeans.
- I saw her from a distance. - Really real rough. Rough.
This is the last place-- You guys saw her, running back this way.
- Yeah, back this way. - Okay.
- This house is abandoned and wide open. - All right. Well, we're good.
Springfield Police Department!
Anyone in the house, speak to me now
or I'll release my canine.
Anyone in the house, speak to me now
or I'll release the dog!
Come out now!
- I'm holding-- - Let me see your hands first!
All right. I got my ID in my hand.
This way.
7-43, we've got contact in the house.
Walk straight out.
Turn around. Turn around. Turn around.
- Drop it. - My ID.
- You've got her? - Yeah.
- You wanna go through anyway? - Yeah.
You got anything on you that's gonna stick me?
No. My sunglasses are under my hat.
All right. Come here.
Sit down right here.
- What's your name? - Amanda.
My ID's right over there. Okay.
- On the ground. - You have paper?
- Yeah. - A male was driving the SUV.
Who was it? Who was driving the SUV?
Is there anybody else in there?
No. Not that--
Don't lie to me. Is there anybody else in there?
Not that I know of. Everybody else ran.
- Who all ran? - I don't know.
Yeah, we were looking for a white male and a white female
that had fled from a vehicle a few minutes ago
I came across this one. He was off to the west just a bit.
I saw the female run back to the east.
I bailed out, and by the time that I did that,
he'd already crossed the street,
ran east, ran south,
tried to cut back and run west,
and ran out of gas.
Got some drug paraphernalia here--
a bubble, meth pipe.
- Have they searched the house yet? - Yeah.
This is the bag that the suspects threw down
while he was running from our other officer.
Got several individual baggies here.
Got some marijuana, looks like some methamphetamine
and some controlled narcotic pills here.
Enough to constitute a distribution charge.
Looks like we've got another baggie here
with some blue-tinted methamphetamine
that we've been seeing a little bit more often in the last few months.
This is probably the fourth or fifth time we've found...
- Wow. - ...this blue meth, so somebody's...
adding a little color to the...
- to the dope. - I wonder where it's coming from.
Yeah.
- All right, talk to me. - When did you guys bail out?
Do you remember where it was?
- Not exactly. - Okay.
But...
There's about one street over off of this--
- Grant or whatever this is. - Uh-huh.
But he started freaking out and stuff
and I just told him, "Let me out. Let me out."
What'd you run for from here, man?
Why? I believe I got warrants...
- Okay. - ...and...
- drugs. - Yeah.
All right, man. We'll take you down there today
- and get you some help. All right, man? - Yeah.
- All right, dude, thanks. - All right.
Amanda, why'd you run from that officer?
- I have a warrant. - Yeah, what's your warrant for?
Absconding.
Absconding from your parole? What are you on parole for?
- Probation. - For what?
For... first degree tampering a motor vehicle and possession.
All right. So how'd you end up in that house?
We know you got out of that car.
We know you got out of that SUV.
We had witnesses.
Well, I guess you got what you need, right?
- How much time you looking at? - Six years.
Well, I guess that's good enough reason to run.
Well, you'll be going to the jail here soon
- for resisting arrest, okay? - I guess so.
So are we gonna get her for burglary, too?
She's going back to prison, so I don't think
we're gonna worry about charging her with burglary
and breaking into the vacant house.
I think she's got enough on her plate as it is.
Well, good job, guys. Appreciate it.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
Cover is Code Three.
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