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♪ bad boys ♪
- ♪ whatcha want, watcha want... ♪ - Get him.
♪ whatcha gonna do ♪
♪ when Sheriff John Brown come for you ♪
Taser! Taser! Taser!
- Ow! Ow! - ♪ bad boys, bad boys ♪
- Did you bite her finger? - No!
♪ 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 like to exercise a lot.
I like to be in pretty good physical condition.
Because a lot of the guys that are running around out here, you know,
it's hard to chase a 17-year-old
if you're out of shape. So I like to work out.
Play sports-- I like to golf.
33, 10-45.
On a green oldsmobile.
Looks like we're gonna be pulling in to the Dillons.
33, it's occupied four times.
It's taken off on me through the parking lot here.
We're coming out west on Parkwood.
We're gonna go south on Parkwood towards Harry.
We've got a traffic pursuit.
A vehicle leaving a dope house
did not stop when I lit it up.
Ran his tags, it's expired.
Westbound on Harry and now northbound on Old Manor.
36.
Going eastbound on Boston from Old Manor.
Charges is traffic and it's leaving a 1600 house.
And now northbound on Zimmerly from Silverdale Court.
Ran the stop sign, about 10 miles an hour.
And ran the stop sign at Zimmerly and Waverly.
Southbound on Waverly.
They're all moving around in the car real bad.
We're coming up to Fabrique.
And we're going southbound on Fabrique.
Looks like the passenger is trying to convince him to get out of the--
They're gonna bail. They're gonna bail.
Stop!
I've got him tased. Get in there, get in there.
There's one right there. Get that one.
Right there. Right there. No, that way.
Right there. There, there, there!
Got one in custody.
We've got several more in the car, I think.
33, the driver's in custody.
The passenger outstanding.
Hey, Sarge, are you good or do you want me to come over?
All right.
So there's already a meth pipe
- and then she had meth in her shoe. - Okay.
She said that he tossed it at her and told her to hide it.
All right.
What's she wearing?
I just remember a black or... a dark-colored hoodie.
All right.
39, I'll have your man in custody.
Nice, we got him.
I think just-- another officer found the last person that ran off.
The one that we didn't have, they just found him over-- the street over here.
So we got all four of 'em in custody now.
I'm gonna go talk to the driver.
Peyton, I'm Officer Boatright.
I'm the officer that was chasing you and...
- Tased me. - Yeah, I'm the one that tased you. All right.
The first one I got up, but the second one got me.
Yeah, well, you ripped out that first one.
Honestly, I was kind of surprised I did.
Yeah, it was that adrenaline.
Whose house were you at over there?
I was actually dropping someone off
and I guess some people needed a ride, so we gave them a ride, and, yeah.
So do you know the other people that were in the car with you?
I just met them-- like, I've seen them once before.
I mean, besides the passenger. I know her, Tinya.
- Tanya? - Yeah.
How's come when I let you up, you took off?
I didn't want to go to jail.
Why-- what are you going to jail for?
'Cause I believe I have warrants in Salina.
- Warrants in Salina? - Yeah.
So did you realize that you were running the stop signs when you were driving?
- Yeah. - You know that's probably not very safe, right?
I mean, for the record though, like, I--
- You were looking? - Yeah, I was.
But you knew that you were running them without stopping?
- Yeah. - All right.
I know my actions. I know what I did.
Were you also running 'cause of the meth?
I...
- No? - What meth?
The meth...
I mean, I--
The meth that you gave to Tanya and told her to hide it.
- What? - That's what she says.
- What meth? - The meth that we found in her sock.
She said you threw it to her during the chase and said, "Hide this."
- Fuck no. - No?
I put that on my son, hell no.
Hm, have you ever done meth?
Yes, I have.
How often do you do meth?
Um...
usually I'll do, like...
once, like, every three or four days.
So once every three or four days, but that meth's not yours?
- No, it's not. - Is there meth in here?
There's baggies in there.
- Oh, there's baggies in here? - Yes, there are.
Well, that makes your story even more unbelievable.
There's meth in this bag right there.
- Where? - Right there.
Little crystals.
- The residue, yeah. - Well, that's enough to charge you.
Yes, it is.
All right, man, you're gonna get charged with felony traffic charges,
the meth, and the pipe, and stuff like that.
- All right. - All right.
I'm gonna go interview the front passenger.
She had some meth in her sock
and this little red straw they use to smoke the meth sometimes.
Tanya, how's come you took off?
- He said he's gotta run. - And what were you guys saying?
No.
You were yelling at him to stop?
It's my car.
- That's your car? - Yes.
Yeah. Well, how's come he was driving it?
Because I don't feel good and I can't see at night.
Yeah.
So what happens while he's running--
driving in the car?
Screaming at him to stop.
Yeah?
And he's pulling stuff out of his pocket
saying, he can't go to jail, he can't go to jail.
Mm-hmm. What's he pull out of his pocket?
I know he threw...
- a bunch of stuff at me. - Mm-hmm.
And told me to take the baggie and straw.
What was in the baggie?
I guess meth.
- You guess? - Yes.
Have you ever used meth?
- Yes. - So you know what meth is.
Yes.
So you knew it was meth.
Yeah...
I took a pretty good guess.
Yeah, and so what did you do with it?
I put it in my sock.
Well, now why would you do that?
Because he told me to hide it.
And so you thought you'd hide it in your sock and we wouldn't find it?
No, I told the officer about it, straightforward.
That doesn't seem very believable to me.
That you would grab it and throw it in your sock.
You don't have to believe it. That's what happened.
Why are you gonna take the rap for him?
Because I wasn't really...
I don't know.
- Because you're getting charged with it, you know. - That's fine.
Because it was found on your person.
That's fine.
Well, tonight you're gonna go to jail for possession of meth
and your vehicle's gonna get impounded, okay?
- Okay. - All right.
I didn't know it was Sergeant Beard.
I was just like, "Get him!"
And Sarge jumps in the water and runs across.
And he just got soaked from like the knees down.
How come you're not soaking wet?
Making the Sergeant get in the creek.
Yeah, I know, I'll probably get in trouble for that.
I like to skydive.
I have about eight jumps.
I had a friend that wanted to try it
and we decided, uh...
to give it a shot and I kind of fell in love with it.
It's a lot of fun and it's scary.
But it's exhilarating.
We're going to a domestic disturbance.
They're saying that the male is currently hiding behind a gas station.
He's supposed to be in the wooded area.
Between here and...
business down here.
Dollar General on 23rd and Ellison.
Get on your stomach!
Put your hands-- Get this off.
- Got him. - Get this off. You got him?
What's the problem?
- Just don't say another word. - Ow. Ow!
Why are you breaking my arm?
I'm not breaking your arm.
Yes, you are. What am I doing wrong?
You assaulted your girlfriend for the second time in an hour.
We have three witnesses.
Go ahead and clear the air.
10-three.
I was just sitting here.
Why'd you hit 'em this time for, Wayne?
Hit who? I didn't hit nobody.
- Really? - Yeah, really.
We got three different witnesses from the park...
- All right, show me. - ...that saw you assault her.
Well, we will.
Don't worry, they'll be in court.
What witnesses you got? I ain't do nothing.
- Ask her. - Roll over.
Put your feet underneath you. Put your legs underneath you. Stand up.
What am I doing wrong?
You assaulted your girlfriend.
- No, sir, I didn't. - Okay.
Ask her.
That's who-- she told me. That's how I got your name.
Ask her.
I did, that's how I got your name.
You don't know my name.
Okay, Wayne.
All right.
She hit me.
Then why are you hiding in the--
Why are you hiding in the woodline?
I was laying down.
'Cause you conveniently laid down in the tall weeds with no shirt on.
That makes perfect sense, right? You do that all the time.
She took my shirt.
Ask her.
Okay, so once again, why would you hide?
- If you were being-- - I wasn't hiding.
If you were being assaulted, why did you not come out...
- Ma'am, I wasn't hiding. - ...and say, "Hey, she's assaulting me."
I wasn't hiding.
Just laying in the grass and the tall weeds.
He came with his skateboard and came across,
he was beating the shit out of his old lady.
That guy tried to chase down my kid.
And the other guy-- and my kid said, "Hey, man, back off of her."
Her face was all bloody, she's laying on the ground.
That fucker tried to chase my kid.
Thank God you guys are here before I caught him.
Okay, I'm gonna get some--
I'm gonna get some information from you real quick, all right?
He's gonna go to jail for beating up his girlfriend.
Y'all turn your back, let me beat his ass.
We can't do that.
I got $170,000 worth of stitches from her.
But it's my fault, right?
That didn't just happen. We're talking about what happened right now.
Yeah, she kicked me in my face
and pushed me down. I had to run from her.
Then called the police on me.
I got fucked. I was--
But it's my fault, right?
I don't know what happened before.
I wasn't here.
- What I have to deal with right now is right now. - I didn't put my hands on her.
She put her hands on me.
The kid on the bicycle, you chased him down.
The guy wants to press charges against him
for disorderly conduct.
She chased me down, I swear to God.
- A 13-year-old on a bicycle? - Huh?
No, my wife, Celeste, she chased me down.
I got $170,00 worth of ****** surgery to prove it.
The wagon was on the way, wasn't it?
- She gonna put me in jail? - No, stop.
26 to 19, 10-12 information.
- Baby. - Where's she at?
Where's she at?
Stay there.
I didn't do nothing to her.
- She's my wife, dude. - Go ahead and have a seat.
So why am I going to jail?
I've already told you why.
Why?
For domestic assault and at least disorderly conduct.
- No, I ain't done nothing. - Okay.
So what did he say happened?
His little boy went to break it up
and he started to chase him with a milk cart or something like that.
He was chasing the juvenile--
- The kid? - Yeah, and they were trying to help her.
Okay.
What happened with the lady, do you know?
The actual victim, 'cause I know Dave talked to her.
Okay.
Okay, Celeste, you guys are married, is that right?
- No. - No? Okay.
What happened today?
He started acting a fool.
You gotta be a little more specific for me.
Because I started hanging out with a couple of my friends
- and he got upset. - Okay, and how did that go down?
- Didn't you see? - Well, I didn't.
I just got called out here and then we found him.
So that's pretty much all that I know.
- Can you be more specific? - Him choking me, pulling my hair.
- Okay. - Throwing me on the ground.
Okay and what-- Was he saying anything whenever he was doing that?
Um, the N-word lover and all that.
Mm-kay. Do you have any injuries?
What is this from?
- Him. - Okay.
How did you get that? Do you know?
Probably from him grabbing me.
Okay.
Let me see your other arm...
225.
He was grabbing my hair.
- Your head? - I got knocked on my head and my neck.
Lift your head up for me.
- 226. - Okay, sit tight for me, okay?
What am I doing wrong?
Okay, do not take them out again.
- I'm not resisting. - All right, shush.
- Shush. - I'm not resisting.
Okay.
What did I do?
- For the fourth time, domestic violence assault... - I didn't do that.
...and disorderly conduct for chasing a 13-year-old, trying to threaten him.
13-year-old what?
The kid on a bicycle you chased.
- What? - When your girlfriend asked for help,
the kid came over to try and help her out and you chased him out.
No, I did not.
All right, step up here. There's a latch right there. Watch your head.
- Watch your head. - Duck your head, there you go.
- Really? - Really.
It sounds like we've got a domestic dispute on our hands.
The father's outside complaining that the daughter
broke into the house and has locked herself in.
They're both afraid to try and get into the house
so we'll go ahead and see if we can't locate her and see what the problem is.
She locked us out of the house!
She keeps busting my TVs, everything.
- Name's Valerie? - Yeah.
Okay, does Valerie live here?
She was staying here till, uh, till she had a job.
- Okay, but she's been staying here? - I'll call you back.
- She's been staying here? - Just like... psycho.
Yeah, I'm just standing there, walking in the house--
she's grabbing my shirt, ripped the ****** shit up.
She, uh... locked me out of the house.
I said, "I'm gonna call the police on you."
'Cause she done did this once already.
- Okay. - So I-- She kicked the back door in.
- Busted the lock. - Sorry.
Then she locks me out, and she's in there smashing everything.
I haven't even been in there. I'm scared to go.
Okay. She does live here, though, correct?
- Yeah. I don't have a key, it's open. - Okay.
Yeah, we're not gonna be able to get in this house.
Valerie, it's police.
- You wanna come out here and talk? - No.
- You want to arrest me? - I'm not here to arrest you.
Why are you doing all this, today?
'Cause he's a ****** ******
- That's why. - Okay, well...
There's gotta be a reason why you're doing all this.
Because he's a ****** loser.
- Your dad is? - Yeah.
- Okay. - That's why.
As I understand, he's letting you stay here, correct?
After I pay rent.
Okay, so why are you breaking everything?
'Cause he doesn't pay for shit and I do.
So you're the only one paying rent here?
Yeah, I'm the only one paying rent here.
And then you just decided to trash the place?
I trashed the place because I paid for it.
Okay.
Well, here's the thing--
He's scared of you right now.
He's scared?
- Well, yeah, you're breaking everything in the house. - He's scared?
That cunt is scared? Really?
- Absolutely. - That's awesome.
Then I did a good job.
You don't need to go to jail.
I didn't say anything about that.
This is your property too. You can do whatever you want with it.
It's my property too?
- Yes. - I mean, I didn't break that.
I don't care what you broke. That's not what I'm here for.
He's out there scared of you.
- He's scared. - Okay.
Well, let's-- let's figure this out.
- Let's, uh-- - Let's figure it out.
- Like that right there. - How about...
you relax and listen to me.
How about you quit yelling your-- yelling at me
or I ****** your face up?
- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.
Yeah, you wanna get put in cuffs right now?
- Yeah, I do. - Okay.
I'll tell you what, we'll put you in cuffs right now
until you relax, until we figure this out.
- Let's do this. - All right, well, turn around for me.
- Don't ****** -- Don't! - Turn.
- Give me your other hand. - Okay.
Do you want to get sprayed? Do you want to get sprayed?
No.
Give me your other hand. Come here.
- You're making this difficult on yourself, you know that? - Yeah, I know.
Why?
Because he doesn't have a job and he pays everything.
Okay, well, I'll tell you what...
Till you can relax, you're gonna go in cuffs, okay?
- Sit on your side. Sit on your side. - No.
- Sit up. - No, I'm not.
Okay.
Do you wanna beat me?
No, I do not.
I'm a bad, little 12-year-old,
- that just threw a big-ass tantrum. - Come on.
- Stand up. - No.
Sit up. Sit up.
- Sit up. - Give me my ****** shoes.
- Chill. - Give me my ****** shoes!
You need to relax.
And my glasses that are broke.
Thanks to you.
You know what? You didn't wanna listen.
- Fixed the way they were before you tackled me. - Stand up.
Stand up. I didn't tackle you.
- Stand up. - 604.
- All right. - Give me my shoes.
Give me my ****** shoes!
I'll give you your shoes once you relax.
We're gonna sit you in the back of the squad car
until you can calm down.
- You're not. - Did you just call me stupid?!
- No, I said we're gonna stick-- - Did you just call me stupid?!
- Come on. - CENSORED.
You called me stupid, right?
No, he didn't.
You're right, CENSORED.
You're right, he didn't call me dumb.
- Watch your head. - You're right, you're right, you're right.
- Mm'kay, sit in there. - He didn't.
So just explain to me why she's acting like this today.
Has she done this before?
Yep, she busted that window right there.
And I put her in and I called the police and she went to jail.
- Okay. - They put a restraining order on her.
But she didn't have nowhere to go, it was cold out...
So like an idiot, I let her come back.
Okay, why's she destroying the house though? Why's she mad at you?
- I don't know. - Him and I were in an argument,
- and she just-- She'd been drinking. - Okay.
- And she's... - Talking bullshit--
- ...hollering and screaming. And then those two got into it.
Okay, so you guys got into a verbal argument, or...
Well, she's sitting there, saying-- talking about her grandfather,
talking stupid shit and I said, "Valerie, are you stupid?"
I'm trying to talk to her, then she starts clawing on me,
and ripping my shirt off.
Okay, so then you guys-- So you guys just left out of the house after that?
- Yeah, 'cause she locked us out. - Locked you out?
Unfortunately, she does live here too. What's yours is hers.
It's a civil matter, okay?
Well, I want her for battery, right there.
The claw marks, ripping my shirt off.
I want her for battery.
Valerie, can you tell me what happened out here?
Um, I paid rent and then he kicked me out,
after I'd paid rent.
- Okay. - And, um...
I decided to destroy everything.
- You destroyed everything? - Yeah.
Did you physically attack your father?
- No. - No, you didn't? How did he get those marks on him?
I don't know.
Now, did you also tell these officers that you were going to attack them?
- No. - No, you didn't?
- No. - Are you sure?
Were you mad at them when they showed up?
I can understand that, but you know you probably shouldn't
tell the police officers you're gonna hit 'em, right?
You understand that's wrong, too?
Okay.
But this is something we can get all taken care of, okay?
Are you gonna be able to calm down for me so we can get this handled up?
- Yes. - All right.
All right, dad.
Well, I understand you're trying to reach out and help her.
You know, let her into your household.
And it's unfortunate to see something like this happen.
Especially from your own daughter.
She's gonna be going to jail for domestic interference with official acts as well.
You know, sometimes you gotta take 'em to jail so they can learn.