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♪ bad boys ♪
- ♪ whatcha want, whatcha 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.
Savannah's hot. If you wanna work here
you gotta be prepared to sweat.
Uh, it doesn't really get cold at all.
So you gotta really be prepared to... to...
to sweat a lot. And I don't mind sweating.
That's part of the job, so it's all good.
...at the scene. I don't think he's out there.
By victory. I think he cut-- There he is.
He's on MLK coming south.
Trying to catch up to this car, trying to head him off.
It had dark window tint. He's been trying
to dip us a bunch.
Looks like he's trying to park.
Let's see if we get out to him real quick.
CS-34, Traffic.
CS-34.
I'm gonna be MLK by Family Dollar.
It's gonna be a silver Pontiac.
- Black male. - He's gonna run first.
How you doing, man? You got an ID card?
Something wrong?
Hmm? Your window tint, man.
- What wrong with tint? - Hmm?
What wrong with the tint?
- A little dark. - I'm about to get a haircut, that's it.
Okay.
- Can you take it out for me? - Sure.
All right.
Is there anything in the car I need to know about?
Like what? I did something wrong?
- Is there anything in the car? - No, sir.
- Is there anything on you I need to know about? - No, sir.
No? Turn around for me. I'm just gonna make sure you ain't got no weapons, okay?
All right, come back over here for me.
Just right here to my car.
You're good right there. All right.
I did something wrong?
I told you your window tint
and then you just crossing the street, okay?
I'm about to get my hair cut right here.
I got that, man. Okay?
- You on probation, parole, or anything like that? - Yes, sir.
- Yeah? What for? - Yes, sir.
- Drugs. Yes, sir. - Drugs?
All right, is there anything in the car I need to know about?
- No, sir. - No?
You want me to check the window tint for you?
Hey-- My family right there.
Come on over here. Come on.
You got the keys to your car?
Yes, sir.
Huh?
- What I got? - Is that weed right there in your center console?
- Yes, sir. - Come here.
Hold on, man, hold on. You got your keys to this vehicle?
Right here. Don't move.
Don't even try it, man. Don't even try it.
Put your hand behind your back.
Tase him, tase him!
I'm gonna tase you. I'm gonna tase--
- Gimme your hands. - Your hands.
- Gimme your hands. - Gimme your hands.
Gimme your hands or I'm gonna tase you again.
Okay.
One black male. 10-95.
Taser deployment. You roll EMS code.
- You okay? - Yes, sir.
- Stay right there. - Don't move.
- I ain't going no where.
We're trying not to...
Hey, get Jerry. Hey, get Jerry for me.
- Stay over there. - And call my mama, man.
You got him? I'll grab some gloves.
Settle down, man.
No point in making it worse for y'all later.
I got drugs in the car, man.
Okay, you got drugs. You got guns?
- No, sir. - You got weed in plain view in the center console.
It started off as a traffic stop.
And then he... he jumped out.
He knew we were coming for him.
Okay, passenger or driver?
He was the driver. Only one in the car.
- Okay. - Yo.
And, uh...
- Hey. - And he jumped out.
Come over here too.
Stand in front of him.
We stopped him for his window tint.
But before I could get up there,
he jumped out and pretty much jaywalked across the street.
- Okay. - So I stopped him, and...
Sergio pulled up. He went to the car
while I was walking with him.
In plain view in the center console was some marijuana.
- Okay. - At that point he started bucking.
We tried to get him.
We fought for just a couple seconds, tried to get him to the ground.
He jumped up. We managed to do a good taser deployment on him.
At that point we took him into custody with no further incident.
Okay, was this-- He's the only one in the vehicle?
- Only one in the vehicle. - Okay.
All right, man. I'm going to take these prongs out real quick, okay?
Can I get my shirt out here?
You got one right here. Did you get it out?
- No. - One right there.
Ready?
There we go.
So why'd you run, man? Or why'd you try to run?
I told you I had drugs in the car.
Just for the drugs in the car?
Yes, sir. - You ain't got no warrants or anything like that?
All right. Ain't no weapons or anything like that, right?
You got the weed?
No. This officer searched the vehicle.
Instead of it actually being marijuana,
it's gonna be actually-- it looks like some cocaine,
some crack. He's got a scale and a cellphone
that was in the vehicle with him.
So he's got a good felony amount.
I asked him where he was coming from.
He couldn't really tell me where he was going.
He said he was gonna go get a haircut, that was pretty much about it.
Um, I wanna charge him with possession of controlled substance,
possession of controlled substance with intent to distribute,
since it is in three separate baggies,
tools for the commission of the crime.
So all those are gonna be felony charges.
Also along with obstruction by resisting
and then obstruction by fleeing.
I've been in public service for 25 years,
with the army and now 20 years in law enforcement.
This is a job that I enjoy doing,
and I have a lot of great friends and partners
that I work with here at the department over the years,
and I look forward to ending my career
with the Omaha Police Department.
We're en route to a fight disturbance.
55th Street and Corby.
There's supposed to be two males, both wearing red shirts,
actively fighting.
We're gonna check a party here that's
walking through the parking lot area.
It looks like he might have blood on his face.
How you doing?
- What's going-- - Punched me in my face.
- Okay. - He's obviously having some kind of problems.
- Okay. - He said something about
somebody's looking for me, somebody this and that.
I'm like, "Hold the phone." I'm like, "What are you talking about?"
- Okay. - And it was-- The guy was like--
- Did he punch you in the nose? - Hell yeah. Look.
Do you need a-- You're bleeding a little. Do you want an ambulance?
- No, I'm good, brother. I'm good, man. - Okay.
Do you know where he went?
- He took off that way, man. - All right, hold on.
Let me let the helicopter know. Was he wearing a red shirt?
Brother, I couldn't even tell you, man.
The suspect apparently went east from 61st Street.
He's gonna be a male, about 30, wearing a red shirt.
I think it might have been worse.
Okay, so tell me what started all this.
You said he just was walking next to you?
Me and my girlfriend, we're walking.
We came back from playing some pool.
- Okay. - And we were walking back and we saw him.
He says, "Hey, what's up?" And we were like, "Hey, what's going on?"
We haven't even known this kid for that long.
And we know him because he's a Golden Gloves boxer.
- I love boxing. - Okay.
He started yelling, and he's getting nervous.
And I'm like, "What's going on?"
- And he's just flipping out. - Okay.
All right, my girlfriend got mad.
And she said, "Go take care of him and make sure he's okay."
She's got stuff to do. I said okay.
So she walked this way and I tried to catch up to him.
I was like, "Hold on, man." I was like, "You're having issues, whatnot.
I don't know what it is, but we need to call and get you a ride."
- Okay. - So I tried calling and getting him a ride.
And I don't know what the hell he thought I was doing.
Did he want you to call-- Who were you calling for him?
I was calling my roommate to come pick me up.
- Okay. - But I couldn't get a wi-fi signal.
- Yeah. - So I was trying to find a wi-fi signal.
- And we made it up to that church. - Okay.
- And he just lets me have it. - The one on 58th Street?
- The one down here on the right? - Yeah, yeah.
- And he just lets me have it. - Okay. How many times did he hit you?
- Once. I hate that kid. - Okay.
- What's his name? - Sal.
- Sal...? - I've got him on my Facebook. I'll show you.
Yeah, give me his name.
Claire, if you can bring him back here to the library.
So the other units apparently have him
- in custody. - Cool.
- We'll get more of your story. - I'll press charges if you want me to.
- You do want-- we do want you to press charges. - Hell yeah.
We don't want any assaults going on in Omaha.
I-- I thought-- I thought he was friendly.
- Yeah. Apparently he's not a friend... - I got along with the guy.
- ...friendly guy. - No, he's not.
- Yeah. - Yeah, that's that son of a ****** right there.
Here's what's gonna happen. When he comes, just let me talk to him,
and deal with him, okay? Just try to keep your emotions in check a little bit, okay?
- Yeah, I gotcha. - I understand. We don't want to create any further disturbance.
You're the victim here, okay?
All right.
Okay, no warrants or anything?
- No warrants. - Hey, sir, what's going on?
Uh, well, I was attacked when I was walking--
- I seen him at the barbecue place. - Okay.
When I left the barbecue place, I went across the street.
I seen a van pull up on the right peripheral.
- Okay. - I seen two guys marching to my right side
and I got hit in my cheek.
- There was a witness there that seen the whole thing. - Okay.
Well, I'll see if I-- did-did-- did you get the guy's name,
the witness' name or anything?
Um, the two officers, I think, got one.
The guy that called the police, I believe.
Okay, they got one of the witnesses' names?
The man that called the police, yes, sir.
I was just, um, really scared, sir.
I'm not gonna fight four men. I'm gonna take off running.
Yeah. Did you meet up with a man and a woman?
- Walking down the street? - I seen 'em right across the street and that was it.
- They went to the right. - Do you know them at all?
I knew the girl. I know the girl.
- Okay. - And the guy, I just met him a couple days ago.
- Yeah, they're not-- There's no problem. - Okay.
So, 'cause we're just kind of doing investigation here
on his behalf also. So you're claiming assault.
He's claiming that-- that you
punched him in the face
and knocked him down.
- That I punched him in the face? - Yes.
- What's your name? - My name is Salvador.
- Do you go by Sal though? - Sal, yes, sir.
Okay, do you do MMA?
- No, sir. I don't do MMA? - Did you ever do Golden Gloves?
My father boxes. He's a coach, a boxing coach. Yes, sir. Yes.
- Okay, so you're not a boxer? - I box, yeah.
- Oh, you do. Okay. - Yeah, not MMA, but yeah, I box.
Daryl, see this gentleman here?
- Does that look like the guy that-- - That's him!
That's the guy. What'd he do to you?
He socked me right in my mouth, dropped me.
Why would he know your name and say that you assaulted him?
I don't know what he-- I don't know what his deal is.
Okay, why would he be claiming that you assaulted him?
You're saying that guys just jumped out of a van and assaulted you.
Officer, listen, I'm not telling no lies.
He's drunk. I'm not drunk or nothing.
I didn't say you were drunk. What I'm saying is it's a little...
- Officer, the guy-- - ...coincidental that he's been assaulted
but you meet the description, as does he,
of the original 911 call we got of guys fighting in the street.
That was by the church, officer. That was gonna be the guy in the van.
Right, but I'm saying-- But they gave your description
and his description in the original 911 call.
Only two white males?
Wearing orange t-shirts. That'd be highly coincidental, wouldn't it?
Officer, I'm telling you. Listen, there must be two situations.
- Sal, step out. - And, Officer...
You have the witness saying I assaulted somebody?
- Go ahead and turn around. - Yes, sir, but, Officer...
- Put your hands behind your back. - Yeah, I'm being cordial.
You are being cordial, but you understand
- we can't tolerate assaults. - No, I agree with you.
But, Officer, um...
Well, I mean, your witness that you've talked about,
these officers, they talked to them and they never saw
- anything going on. - You couldn't give
a very good description of who assaulted you.
- No. - Peripheral vision. Yeah, you're right.
We'll talk about this more downtown, but right now
you're gonna be going to jail for assault. All right, have a seat.
- Is that piece of trash going to jail? - He's going to jail.
Good. Good.
This is embarrassing as hell.
I wouldn't be embarrassed. You're a victim here. Okay?
Yeah, but I mean, look, I'm not-- I'm not--
I'm not-- I don't-- I'm not a pussy.
He dropped me on the first punch. This is real embarrassing.
- I think he broke my nose, man. - Well, let me ask you a question.
Would you expect a friend just to go out and punch you right in the face?
- ****** no. No. - So you had no indication this was gonna happen,
so I wouldn't feel bad. I'm just glad to see that you're at least alert right now
and you didn't get more seriously hurt.
Yeah, it could have probably sucked a lot worse, couldn't it?
Yeah, he's gonna be booked into jail just due to his prior history.
- He has a very violent history. - Yeah, he does.
One of our initiatives that we started
is this anti-crime car.
One of the issues with law enforcement is
that we're typically reactive.
Somebody calls us, and we're reacting
to the information we're getting.
This is one of the few chances we have
to go out and try and prevent crime.
And we're contacting 'em, letting 'em know we're out there,
and keeping them on their toes.
Another deputy asked for some backup.
He's right here. A routine traffic stop.
We'll see what he has.
He found a suspicious vehicle,
hasn't been registered in about eight years.
Hi, buddy. What you got?
Car hasn't been registered since 2006.
Neither of them wearing their seatbelts.
They both have a little bit of a drug history.
I'm gonna see if I can get consent to search.
Okay.
Robert, you mind popping out of the car
so I can explain some citations to you?
Sure.
So basically what you're gonna see here
is a warning citation for not having this car registered.
It hasn't been registered since 2006.
So with the warning, it's an admission of guilt.
You're admitting it's not registered.
- Oh. - It goes away after today--
no monetary fines, court time, anything like that.
- You understand? - Yes, I do.
Okay. Do me a favor, and just sign on the "X"
if you agree. I'll hold onto the paperwork for you.
MVD will issue you a temporary tag
until you can get everything squared away.
You guys have a good day. Take care.
Okay. Thank you.
- Hey, Robert. - Yeah?
Real quick, do you mind if I ask you a couple of questions?
- Yeah, go ahead. - You mind just standing over there for me real quick?
He seems really nervous.
Yeah, he just got out of jail, so--
Did he? Just because of his nervous behavior,
do you have any problems if I search your vehicle?
Um, no.
- You're okay if I search your vehicle? - Yeah.
Okay. I appreciate it.
If you want, you can just sit back at the rear of your vehicle.
And hang on a minute, okay? Thank you.
Robert said it's good if I search the car.
Is there anything in the car that I need to know about that belongs to you?
- No, sir. - Okay, just sit tight, man. Okay?
The two passengers both have had a little bit of a drug history,
so just gonna take a quick look,
see if we can figure anything out.
And if not, we'll cut them loose.
Looks like a purse.
I don't know who it belongs to yet,
but looks like there's gonna be a syringe right there,
just seeing if there's anything else that goes with it.
We've got some paraphernalia here,
this looks like, maybe, a piece of a meth pipe.
So that's...
usually referred to as a shard.
It's crystal-- crystal meth.
It's probably about a gram or so.
See what else we can figure out,
who this belongs to.
Robert, have you ever been read your rights before?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
I've been in prison.
- You've been in prison. - Yeah.
- Okay. - What did you go to prison for?
- I stabbed my ex-boyfriend. - Oh. That'll do it.
I saw-- It looks like a brown purse in the center console.
- Mm-hmm. - I found a Visa card that belongs to you,
and I also found some different drug paraphernalia.
What is your drug of choice, Robert?
Nothing right now,
but it used to be-- I mean I was a heroin addict
for about a year and a half, two years,
and then I got clean off that, and I've been off that ever since.
Okay, have you ever used methamphetamine?
- Yeah, I have. - When was the last time you used that?
It's-- it's been--
it's been probably around the same time, actually,
when I was getting off of heroine.
- Okay. Well, within that brown purse I found... - I've smoked pot since then.
...it looks like a piece of a meth pipe,
and I also found some meth in there.
- Okay. - So I mean, I'm all about honesty.
I'm willing to work with you if you're gonna be honest with me.
But if you're not gonna be honest with me,
then we have a route for that, too.
I've been honest so far.
So does that methamphetamine belong to you?
- No. No. - No? But it's in your purse?
No, that's actually not my purse,
and it's not him, 'cause he was asking me about it.
- Oh, okay. - It belongs to a girl
that we were giving a ride to earlier.
She had a bunch of duffle bags and I guess she left that.
And I don't know how she ended up with it in my card.
When your card is in that purse,
and it's in your car,
it's very difficult for me to--
- Say it's not mine. - Exactly, to take your word for it.
So if you were in our position,
what do you think you'd do?
I--
Believe me and let me go?
- Umm... - I'm sure you'd want that.
Yeah, that's what I want.
If it's your dope, it's your dope.
It's a silly mistake. Let's get past it.
- But it's not, so... - Okay.
- ...you know. - If that's what you want to stick with,
that's perfectly fine, dude.
I'm just being honest with you.
Here's the reality of what's going on and where this is going.
Right now, Robert, it spells out that it's yours.
- Robert. - Yes?
There's something in here.
Were you drinking that?
- Yeah, actually, I was. - You were?
- You were drinking that? - Yeah, I did drink--
- With a dirty meth pipe in it? - Now do you see,
- even more, how the situation looks? - Yeah, I do.
I think you kind of made up our minds for us.
That's fine.
Can you stand up for me all the way, Robert?
Put your hands behind your back.
Move this jewelry out of the way.
I don't want it to cause any problems for you later, okay?
So apparently, your friend had some stuff in the car
that he wasn't supposed to have. Do you know what it was?
- No. - No? Okay.
Just so you know, he's being arrested
for possession of a narcotics-- methamphetamine, okay?
The money he has, can that go towards the bond?
Yeah, yeah, the money--
he can put that towards his own bond that he has, okay?
- Appreciate it. - You're free to go, okay?
Okay, Bobby, so we've got the meth, we've got the pipe.
Were you drinking that tea?
I did have-- Yeah, I did actually take a sip of it...
- Okay. - ...'cause my mouth was dry.
Okay. You know how this looks. It looks really bad for you.
- Yeah. - Everything was there. All your stuff was there.
The tea/meth pipe concoction does not help.
You're insisting that you have no idea where it came from.
Okay, man.
132 and Bush.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay, gunpoint, 132 and Bush.
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