-Huh! ♪ bad boys ♪
-Stop! Ma'am, hands up! -♪ whatcha want, whatcha want ♪
-♪ whatcha gonna do ♪ -get on the ground!
♪ when sheriff john brown come for you ♪
-You are going to jail today. -(sobbing)
-♪ bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do ♪ -get out of the car!
-♪ whatcha gonna do when they come for you ♪
-No matter what, I'm going to jail. -Why is that?
-Because I'm a criminal, man.
-♪ whatcha gonna do when they come for you? ♪
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With the men and women of law enforcement.
All suspects are innocent until proven guilty
In a court of law.
-Po ii ashley fesler: My main goal
In this department is to eventually move up
To sexual assault juvenile.
To me, there's really no better person to fight for.
Kids don't typically know how to advocate for themselves
Or don't a lot of times have people to advocate for them.
So, being that person that gets to come into your house
And advocate for the victim
Is extremely rewarding in itself.
So, we just got a report
That an unknown subject pointed a firearm at them.
I'm in the area of the call
And I just noticed a subject that matches
The description getting onto the rtc bus.
I'm gonna go ahead and stop that rtc bus.
Pp to p2, I've got two subjects on here
That match the description.
One's got a black la hat on.
-(indistinct radio chatter)
-You can hold off on the red right now,
Was he-- you're the ones notified?
-Dispatcher: I'm trying to pull it up for you now.
-Fesler: They're still on the bus. They're extremely 425
And the one that matches the description is now
On the cell phone, and they keep looking back at me.
-Go ahead and come out the bus for me.
Yep, come over here.
-Officer (on radio): George, still, we're trying to have,
Sort of conversation going on with them through the window.
They're just flipping us off on the line right now.
Both got their cameras out. -Is there somebody behind them?
-Onlooker: Yeah.
-Come out, get your hands up.
Come out here. Nope.
-Officer (on radio): One has black pants--
-Come outside. -Come out.
-Officer (on radio): One has black shorts with adidas on the side, right?
-(bus beeping)
-Officer (on radio): What's going on outside?
-Control 30 to 52.
We're waving the subjects out of the vehicle.
Everybody's complying except for the two
That match the description.
They're waving their finger "no" at us
And they're recording us with their cell phones.
Just watch his hands.
-Their names are angel and justin.
And they said they're not coming off the bus
Because they feel like we're harassing them.
-Let's get some light on these guys, okay,
So they can't quite look at us.
-(indistinct chatter)
-They match the description
Of a victim that had a .413 pointed at them.
Right down the way over here,
We have a live feed right now with fusion watch
Inside the bus,
And we are landline,
Most of the time with him 'cause mom is here as well.
They're refusing to get off the bus.
Video shows that he might have a heavy object on his pants.
-Po ii rafael camacho: Got it.
-Sgt. Brian rich: Because of all the furtive movements
And handoffs and what not,
Both of them could technically be armed.
-Officer: This is the las vegas metro police department.
Please exit the bus.
-Fesler: Yeah, he's on facetime with his mom,
I can see her.
-Officer: This is the las vegas metro--
I need you to exit the bus
And come out with your hands up.
-Camacho: One at a time.
-Officer: Exit the bus one at a time.
-Rich: So we just got word from, looks like from mom,
That justin, our main suspect,
Should be exiting the vehicle right now.
And looks like they're talking, doing a big hug.
-Fesler: One's like wiping his face like he's crying.
-Officer: That's affirmative.
I think justin's a little emotional,
To me, it seems like he is going to come out.
-Rich: Justin's emotional,
But he is planning on coming out.
-Officer: This is the metropolitan police department.
Exit the bus with your hands up
And you will not be harmed.
-Officer: Watch justin.
-(indistinct chatter)
Fesler: What is that? What is that?
-(indistinct chatter)
-Rich: Remember. Nice and loud.
Louder than we were before. One at a time.
-Officer: Walk into the middle of the bus,
Have your hands up.
-Rich: Justin! Step outta the bus with your hands up.
Face your back towards us.
Walk backwards with your hands up.
Keep walking backwards until I tell you to stop.
Keep walking.
Walk backwards. Hands up.
Keep going. Turn to your left, back facing us.
Get on your knees. Keep your hands up!
Get down on your stomach.
-Officer: Move up. Move up. Move up.
-To your right. Go to your right. You got him?
-That was great.
-Fesler: I can't see anything.
-Do it again. Just like that.
-Rich: Angel! Step outta the bus with your hands up.
Hands up, angel. Angel, keep walking towards us.
Put your hands all the way up.
-Fesler: Higher, higher. -Rich: Higher! Higher!
Keep walking.
Stop! Get down on your knees.
Keep your hands up, down on your knees.
-Taser.
-Rich: Fall onto your stomach.
Catching yourself with your hands.
Put your hands out.
-Fesler: Who's hands on?
-(indistinct radio chatter)
-Fesler: Got it?
Put your hands together, man.
Suspect: [bleep]
(indistinct)
-Fesler: Yep, I got him.
-Rich: Hey, thank you for not grabbing that, dude.
You did the right thing.
-Kick your feet out, man. We're gonna stand up. Okay?
What's your name? -Angel.
-Angel. Why'd you guys not get off the bus
When we asked you to get off the bus?
-Why do we gotta get off the bus? We ain't doing nothing.
-Well, you don't even know until we can talk to you.
We can't talk to you all the way out here.
-You guys over here are harassing me.
-Harassing you? Telling everybody get off the bus.
How do you know it was even you that we wanted to talk to?
-Because you guys was looking directly at us.
I seen you-- -(radio chatter)
-Fesler: Where'd you guys come from today?
-Getting a haircut.
-Did you get a haircut?
Okay. Who's the guy with you on the bus?
-My brother. -Your brother?
What's your brother's name? -Justin.
-Okay. You ever been arrested for anything?
-No. -No?
Why do you have so many firearms on you, man?
-Dangerous out here.
-It's dangerous out here? It's dangerous to carry it.
-I've been walking around here a couple times and got robbed.
That's all, it's for protection. That's it.
-Okay.
-Ain't nothing else.
-Rich: We were expecting a gun to be on his person,
But it looks like he had two guns.
Looks like a revolver and a small-frame glock.
Luckily enough, we took everybody
Into custody without issue
And now we're moving into the investigation phase.
-Fesler: The first subject that came off the bus,
He matches the description of a suspect that was involved
In a robbery where a firearm was used.
So, he will be transported back to the police station
And be interviewed by patrol detectives.
The second subject did have two firearms.
He will also be interviewed by patrol detectives as well.
-Deputy alexandria davis: So I've always wanted to be a detective
And obviously you have to start
At the bottom and work your way up to the top.
I actually went to emt school first
And tried working that side of it and it just wasn't for me.
So, I went to the academy, and throughout the academy,
I realized this is really what I wanted to do.
And so, I got hired by lee county sheriff's office.
I've been with them ever since and I love it so far.
We're on our way to a guy
With a warrant, who last time we stepped out with him,
He gave false name to leo.
So, we're trying to pick him up,
Not only on his warrant, but for that charge as well.
He stays in this camper.
They closed the gate this time.
-What's that? -The gate's closed this time.
-Yeah. We've been here before.
-Oh, so you're familiar. Okay. -Yeah.
-So, he stays in the trailer.
Well, as of last time, he's in the trailer.
-(dog barking) -yeah, the main house.
I know who stays in here, but they're all clear.
None of them have 'em. Anything.
-Okay. Is that him?
-(dogs barking)
-You guys aren't even mean.
All bark. Come here.
-How you doing, boss man? You doing good?
-Yeah. Hello. -Staying out of trouble?
-Yeah. -Long time, no see.
Hey, um, douglas?
-Doug? -Yeah. Where's he at?
-I have no idea. He hasn't been here.
-He was here last time we were here.
Paul.
-Oh, you mean that last week? -Yeah.
-Yeah. He hasn't been here since.
-Are you lying to me?
-No, I just got up. I just let them out.
-Is tabby home? -Yeah, she is.
-All right. -You want me to get her?
-Yeah, I need to talk to doug.
-Come on. Hey guys. Come on, you two. Let's go.
-(dog barking)
-Hey, dorsey.
-(people yelling)
-(dogs barking)
Davis: Yeah, paul, right? You wanna lie about your name?
-All right, I got him.
-Good job. You all right? -No, you're good, go.
-Davis: What happened? -You dropped out here?
-Davis: Fix your, oh, never mind. What's your deal?
-What?
-What's your deal? -I don't know.
-It's a misdemeanor, man. -I know.
-Why are you trying to catch other charges
Just over a misdemeanor warrant?
-I'm not trying to catch other charges.
I'm trying to get by.
-Trying to run from us? You just have more charges now.
You remember the name you gave me? What was it?
-Paul somethin'.
-Paul what? You remember?
How'd you make it up so fast?
You savin' that name or what?
-My sister's last name.
-So you put your dad and your brother
With your sister's name? -Yes.
-All right. Come over here with me.
-(radio chatter)
-What happened? And I heard you yelling.
So we took off, but what exactly did you see?
-He took off running out the back door.
-He tried to flee out the back. And you were on the side?
-Yeah, out the back door, yeah. So, I jumped the fence.
-And then he tried to run back inside
Or you got him right where he was?
-No, he tried to run back inside, grab the door, got him.
-All right. Did he say anything to you when he ran
Or anything like that?
-Don't hurt me. -Don't hurt me?
And then once he knew you got him,
He was cooperative after that?
-Oh yeah, he was, yeah. -All right.
You want a cigarette? All right.
Hang tight for me for one minute.
-Yeah, I got a bag of socks on the back porch.
-Hey, he has a bag of socks on the back porch.
He wants to know if you could grab?
-Yeah, they're getting him whites right now.
-They're gonna get you whites right now.
-I got a cigarette for him (indistinct).
-Leave it right here. I'll let him grab it a sec.
So, what's going on, man?
Why did you give me a fake name on-- last week?
-I'm trying to, you know, I'm trying to make bond money
Up before I go to jail. You know?
-Well, there's a bunch of people living in here.
You think they could help you out?
-Drug addicts, man.
-Hey, you never know, right? You gotta ask.
You don't even know what your bond is.
It could be like 200 bucks. You never know.
-I don't know.
-How long have you been on the run for?
-I don't know. I missed pre-trial. Missed piss test.
-When did you miss that?
-I don't know. It's been a little while.
-You've been staying with tabby ever since?
-No, moved around.
-All right. Hang tight for me, all right?
How long has he been staying with you guys?
-Oh, he, he hasn't really been staying.
-He just got there this mornin'.
-He comes and goes?
-He just got there this mornin'.
-So, when you went inside, you told them that we were here
And that's when he took off?
Or were you telling tabby to come out?
-No, I told, I knocked on both their door.
I said, "they wanna talk to you." what?
-Can she talk to them?
-Hey, grandma. Yeah, she can in one minute.
-No, I went out back, and I said,
"the house is surrounded so you might as well go out there."
-How you doin'? -Grandma: Okay.
-Douglas, grandma wants to talk to you. Is that okay?
You can step out and talk to her.
She wants to ask you some questions about yourself.
You can stay right here. I'm gonna close the door.
-Grandma: Not at all. -Can you adjust the cuffs?
-Oh, watch out. -It's closin' on my wrist.
-Yeah. Yeah. Let me fix them.
You're good, grandma. You can talk to him.
-Oh... You'll be okay.
I actually love you.
-Okay. All my stuff's on the back porch.
-Okay.
-Will you go on and bring it out for me.
-All right, I'll get it and take it to the house.
I'm gonna get out of the sun.
-All right. -I'll meet you.
-You got a nice grandma, douglas.
-That's why everybody calls me grandma.
-Yeah, even I did, right?
-You said you did?
Yeah. Okay.
-I love you. -I love you too.
-I'm gonna put you back in the car.
So, you understand what you're going to jail for, right?
You have that warrant for,
And then obviously false name to leo.
-You're gonna gimme that charge. Really?
-It would've been easier if that day,
You wouldn't have done that.
You wouldn't even have got that charge.
But then today you tried to run.
-I didn't try to run. I went inside to get a cigarette.
-You tried to run out the back.
-I was out back already.
-All right. Well, here's the thing.
I'm not charging you with obstruction
Which I can charge you with. All right? So hang tight.
-Deputy cory claridy: So I've been working for the hillsborough county
Sheriff's office for about two years now.
I'm currently assigned to night shift.
That's kinda what I prefer. I like being out at night.
There's a lot less traffic to deal with,
A lot more things to do and get into.
I like to keep busy and stay proactive.
So, we've had a lot of thefts recently
Behind this business complex over here.
And there's a telephone pole that has some copper wire
That's also been taken recently.
So, we're just gonna go back here and check it out.
See who's lurking around back here.
Five, two, two, three.
Can you show me out with a 13 vehicle?
That's a white ford ranger.
Hey, what's going on, man?
-Oh, I'm asking her if she had any pallets.
-Do you just have your id on you real quick, man?
Make sure you're okay.
-I don't have my license.
-Okay, well, you were driving the car.
So, that's a bad idea to begin with, okay?
-Okay.
-Is it your car?
-It's registered to brenda.
-Okay. What's your first name, man?
-Gary.
-Is anybody else in the car? -Just the dog.
-Just the dog? -Yes.
-Okay. Do you got anybody that could
Potentially come drive this with a license?
-Yes, sir.
-Okay, just gimme a second, man. B9.
Hi puppy.
All right. Any drugs, narcotics,
Or anything like that inside of the car?
Do you mind if we check real quick?
-I mean, can if you want.
-Okay. All right. Just gimme a second.
I'm just gonna run you and make sure you're good
And make sure the car's not stolen. Okay?
If you want to, you can hang out behind it
Or in front of my car, whatever you wanna do.
-Gary: All right.
-Just so, I have my partner coming
So we can do a search 'cause the driver gave us consent
So I'm just gonna wait on that.
And then go ahead and have him potentially call a ride
If there's nothing inside the vehicle.
So, his license is not good.
Deputy barnes just showed up.
Hey, how do you wanna go about getting a hold of your puppy?
Just so I can do the quick search.
-All right, you want me to grab it?
-Yeah. Yeah, I just, he doesn't seem too happy with me.
-Okay. -I just don't want him
Running off if I try to grab him.
-Hold on, hold on. Stay right there.
I'm just gonna grab his leash. Stay, stay, stay.
-(whistles)
-Put something.
-All right. You can leave that there, sodas and stuff.
-All right, come on.
Come on. Come on!
-All right, man. Nothing's gonna stick me,
Poke me, hurt me, blow up on me, or anything like that?
-No, sir.
-Okay, yeah, if you hang out back here
If you don't mind, I appreciate it.
So, it sounded like he was doing
More than just grabbing his dog's leash.
It sounded like he was shoving something somewhere, so.
Figure out what that was.
His methamphetamine pipe
And small amount of methamphetamine
In that bag, and a unknown pill.
And I think this is what he was trying to hide.
Just two more meth. That's what it
Sounded like was a plastic bag crinkling.
And he was trying to shove this into this box
Whenever I came up.
He was actively walking
Behind the building saying he was looking for more pallets.
So, apparently he's been collecting them
And reselling 'em for over 20 years.
I'm gonna go ahead and test what I found.
-(indistinct radio chatter)
-Some of 'em are heavier than others,
But I just I lift them up and get 'em up.
Try to do the best I can. The way I look at it,
I get paid to work out, you know?
-There you go. Right?
-Yes, sir.
-So, we have a little bit of what I suspect to be
Methamphetamine inside this bag right here.
So, I'm gonna go ahead and use a field reagent
Test kit to test it.
For methamphetamine, it happens to be a light blue,
Which in this case so that substance is
Now tested positive as methamphetamine.
So, at this point we're gonna detain
This individual right here and we'll go from there.
All right? You said this is whose vehicle?
-Brenda.
-Okay. So how long have you been
Using brenda's truck to do this for?
-Probably four months since
Maybe, like, the middle of December.
-Okay. So, now we'll get down to the nitty-gritty.
Whenever I was walking up behind you,
I heard the crinkle of a bag.
Because you said you were just gonna grab the leash.
You were taking two clean meth pipes and you were
Shoving 'em into a box when I walked up behind you.
That's what you were trying to do, correct?
-No, sir. -Okay. What was that bag?
-That was had my pepsi in it. It had my scratch-offs in it.
-Okay. So there was two clean
Methamphetamine pipes inside of a box.
Can you tell me about those?
-I wasn't shoving those in there.
-Oh, that's fine. Okay, that's fine.
Again, they're clean, so it's not illegal to have those.
But under the center console there's a black box, right?
A little black box with two
Locking mechanisms on the outside.
Can you tell me about that?
-No, sir, but I mean if it's in there,
I guess I'm gonna be charged with it.
-Okay, so we are gonna detain you, right?
Because inside that black box was methamphetamine
And a couple methamphetamine pipes.
Okay. Is your friend still coming?
-Yeah. -Yeah. So, let's just go ahead
And get everything off of you.
-But I understand. I don't give a [bleep]
Or anything like that. I understand, I gotta get-- that's it.
-All right. So, nothing on you,
In you, or anything like that.
-(indistinct radio chatter)
-Officer: I'm just gonna walk this dog.
-If I don't find it out here and you take it into the jail,
It's an extra charge, right? You've been very cooperative.
I don't see a need in handcuffing you at this point.
So, you can definitely outrun me though. I'm slow.
-All right. No needles, no nothing?
-Five, two, two, three. I'll be 10-15.
One white male adult.
Can I get the status of papa tango please?
-He's gonna be able to take the dog?
-Deputy: Yep. You have someone coming, right?
-Yes, sir. -Yes, he's coming. Yeah.
-Yeah. Well, I'm gonna finish searching the car.
You can have, technically have the truck and the dog. Okay?
-Watch your knee.
-Hey, sorry, I just learned some
Pretty interesting information
And I have to get it from the source, right?
You used to wrestle? -Yes, sir.
I wrestled before I got in my car accident.
And April 30th of '97, I was drinking and driving
Like an idiot, and got in a car accident...
-Oh.
-And it didn't take it off, but it mangled it,
And then I started wrestling afterwards, but.
-What was your stage name?
-Merc the cruiser. -Merc the cruiser?
-Yes, sir.
-Love it. Okay, so when you get down
To the jail, man, it's the only charges
Is right now, is just gonna be
Possession of methamphetamine, okay?
-Okay, sir. -All right, man.
-(over radio): 132 and bush, I've got him at gunpoint.
-Dispatch: Okay, gunpoint, 132 and bush.
-Cover's code three. -Thanks, 10.
-(indistinct radio chatter)
-Okay, we'll still send a code three.
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