-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? ♪
-Announcer: "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.
-Po ii blake pfiffner: I've been here at bolden area command
For the past four years.
I was recently transferred to this, uh, section,
The bolden power squad,
We're a strictly proactive unit,
And our job is to go out into the hotspot areas.
I grew up here in las vegas.
I've always wanted to serve the community
And I just love coming to work every day.
This isn't a job to me.
So we have a vehicle behind a business
That is currently shut down,
So we're gonna go check it out.
Four dp 74-4-25 b. Occupied.
We're behind dollar tree at vegas and jones.
Hi, there. How's it going?
Hi, sir. Can you come out over here?
-Why you guys here? -Po pfiffner: Why?
Because this business is shut down.
-Ah, we have permission by the land,
By the, by the property to stay here.
-Perfect. Can you come on over here for me?
-Man: There's no reason for me to go over there.
Why-why are you guys bothering us?
-Well, sir, this is private property.
Hey, why are you here, ma'am? -It is private property.
Nobody called you guys here.
-Po pfiffner: 4-dp-74.
Okay. Can you step over here?
-Man: I'm not stepping over there.
-Okay. Can you go ahead and roll me another unit please?
I have one subject who is uncooperative
And there are three subjects here.
-Okay. -Man: You wanna to go ahead
And call your internal affairs again, man?
'cause I've already been in problem with you guys
And I already filed a case and beat you guys in court.
-Po pfiffner: Okay. Alright, sir.
-So I need you guys to step outta here.
-Po pfiffner: What's your name?
-Hey. Go vanish. -(woman speaking spanish)
-It don't matter. -Po pfiffner: Okay. Hey, ma'am.
-Listen, all-- -mind your jurisdiction.
Right there... (speaks indistinctly) -(woman speaking spanish)
...Every single time harassing people.
Nobody call them here. -Okay.
-Hey, my man.
My man, what's your name? Mom: Sergio.
-Sergio. -Mom: I'm sorry.
-Sergio. -Sergio: It don't matter.
-Hey, my name's officer pfiffner.
Like I said, this is all it is.
Hey, are there any weapons?
Ma'am, can you step over here for me, please?
Woman: Yeah. -Sergio?
Ma'am, what's your name? -Tired of your harassments.
-Ma'am. Tiara?
Do me a favor, can you step over here real quick
While I'm talking to sergio?
Is he your boyfriend?
(speaking spanish)
Husband? Okay.
-Ma'am, just step over her. Sir.
Are you gonna come-- -I know the law.
-Huh? -I know the law
And I know my rights.
-Okay, perfect.
Do you know your rights? Just fine.
Yep. Perfect, ma'am. Step over here.
-Sergio: I'm not bothering anybody.
-Woman: Sergio... (speaking spanish)
-Sergio: I'm not bothering anybody, mom.
And I'm not, I'm not...
-Po pfiffner: 4-dp-74.
(speaking spanish)
-Tiara: Right. -Sergio: Okay, fine.
-Po pfiffner: Okay, the two females are cooperative.
We're trying to, I'm trying to talk him down right now,
But he is just uncooperative.
-Mom: I'm sorry, officer. -Okay.
Hey, sergio, I need...
I need you to stay over here. Come over here.
-For what reason? -Po pfiffner: Can you guys please step back?
Because it's a, it's a locked business
And I need to talk to you.
-Mom: Quiet, my son.
-I know. Ma'am, just step over here.
-(speaking spanish) -I know. I know.
-(speaking spanish) -po pfiffner: Okay, sergio. Okay.
-We got permission by the freaking manager to be here.
I clean the property every single day.
-Po pfiffner: Okay, perfect.
-I get all the people that are back here,
I get 'em outta here. -Po pfiffner: That's fine with me, man.
-So you guys, when I was...
You guys are like, "you're trespassing."
You guys are here (bleep) harassing me.
-Po pfiffner: Okay. Sergio, relax.
Sergio, I need you to stay right there for me, bud.
Okay? We're talking right?
-Sergio: Listen! -Okay.
-Sergio: I'm-- -you need to... You need to stay back.
Sergio: You don't need to get your...
-Perfect. Then I need you to not...
I need you to not approach me. -I am not.
-Did you swear on the constitutional oath?
-You're walking towards me. I said stay right there.
-Did you swear on the constitutional oath?
-Okay. -Sergio: Nobody called you.
You're bothering us. You're harassing me.
-Okay. -You're harassing me.
-Po pfiffner: Okay. -(woman speaking spanish)
-Nobody called him. Nobody called him.
-(arguing in spanish) -(siren wailing)
-Okay.
Sergio, listen.
-Hey, man. -I know. You just need to listen, okay?
Just hang out right there, okay?
-They're harassing me.
(arguing indistinctly)
Nobody called him here.
(arguing in spanish)
-Po pfiffner: Listen, sergio.
You're gonna need to listen to us now, okay?
Well, I need you to lay down on the ground now for me.
-Why? -Okay?
There's gonna be more officers coming.
You're gonna need to listen to us, okay?
Sergio, you're gonna need to listen to us.
I need you to lay down on the ground
And put your hands out.
Sergio. -Go over there.
-Po pfiffner: Sergio. Sergio. -Sergio: What, man?
Po pfiffner: Listen. -(mom screaming in spanish)
-Po pfiffner: Okay. -(speaking spanish)
(mom screaming in spanish)
4-dp-74.
-Go ahead and give us a... -(women screaming in spanish)
Sergio! Get on the ground!
Get on the ground. -It's my mother.
(mom screaming in spanish)
You pushed my mom, bro.
-Mom: Hijo! -You pushed my mom, bro.
(mom screaming in spanish)
-Po pfiffner: Hey. Don't fight.
-Sergio: I'm not even fighting, dude.
-Relax. -Fto justin jonsson: Hey!
-Sergio: Why you doing this to me, bro?
Why are you doing this to me, bro?
(mom screaming in spanish)
(bleep). (bleep). -Por favor.
Por favor! Por favor!
-Sergio: Why are doing this (bleep) to me, bro?
Why are you doing this to me, man?
Why are you doing this to me, bro?
-Tiara: Stop.
-Why are you doing this to me for, man?
-(taser crackles) -(sergio screaming)
-Fto jonsson: Relax! -Sergio: Oh, no.
Fto jonsson: Turn... -(sergio groaning)
Roll on your stomach! Roll on your stomach!
(sergio crying)
-Po pfiffner: 4-dp-74. Taser deployed.
Taking one in custody. -(crying continues)
Get them away.
-Come here. Come here.
Po pfiffner: One in custody. Go ahead...
-Sergio: I wasn't doing anything.
Why did you have to do that to me, man?
-Then you need to not move.
-Don't you dare touch me anymore, man.
You guys already did enough damage by tasing me.
-You guys live in your car?
-Mom: Yes. -Sergio: Yeah.
-Tiara: Yeah.
-Fto jonsson: How long have you guys been in vegas?
-Like a single month.
Get it off. Get it off. Get it off.
-Sergio: Ahh!
(winces, sighs)
-Po pfiffner: Okay, my man. Take a seat.
He has a warrant too for stopped vehicle
In prohibited place and proof of insurance.
-Alright, man. I'm gonna have you sit all the way in.
-Tiara: What am I supposed to do,
Get raped here now on the street?
'cause that's what's gonna happen to me.
More than likely.
Or something worse.
I told you to stop and calm down. -Sergio: Listen.
I tried stopping. -No, you didn't.
-This guy- -tiara: I'm not made for the streets, babe.
You already know that.
How many people tried to rape me
Over there right with you there.
Now what?
You told me you were gonna protect me no matter what.
How you gonna protect me behind bars? Huh?
How?
I'm not made for the streets, babe.
And you already know that.
-Mama. -(mom speaking spanish)
-Tiara: I have nowhere to go. I got no family.
I got no nothing.
-Po ii tj hickman: Alright, sergio, they already tell you
What your charges were?
Alright. So charges are gonna be battery on a po, alright?
Two times resisting as well, alright?
And then, uh, trespassing, okay?
Now the trespassing can get taken away once we talk to the,
The owner here, okay?
But for right now, that's what it's gonna be, alright?
And then, uh, you got two warrants outta the city.
Alright? Anything for me?
Alright, man. -(door closes)
-Master deputy chris sellars: I've been in law enforcement for ten years now.
I'm originally from cape cod, massachusetts.
When I was in high school,
I just didn't really enjoy where I was at.
And I wanted to do something different.
So I joined the marine corps
I, when I got out the marine corps
Is when I got into law enforcement.
Alright, so right now we're gonna jump out
With master deputy barnes on a traffic stop
And see if he needs any help with anything.
-Master deputy cory barnes: Okay. That's your name,
Nicole miller? -(man speaks indistinctly)
Okay. Alright.
How long, how long has your,
Has your license been suspended?
A while? Okay.
I'll tell you what, hop out and talk to my partner right here.
I can't let you drive anyway,
So we're gonna end up having to switch seats anyway.
-Man: Alrighty, sir.
-But your license is good though?
-Man: Yeah, that should be good. -Okay.
-Deputy sellars: So where you guys coming from?
-Nicole: Just came from walmart. -Coming from walmart?
-Had to get the dogs some food and he got some jewelry cleaner.
-Deputy sellars: I got you.
You ever been any trouble or anything?
-No, just the driving. It was driving under suspension.
-Deputy sellars: That's it? -Nicole: Other than that--
-And you said your license is suspended?
-Nicole: Yeah. -Okay.
-Deputy barnes: You got a headlight out too, by the way.
-Deputy sellars: So your girlfriend was saying
You gotta get something for your mouth?
-Man: Yeah, I had to get some jewelry cleaner, that's all. -Deputy sellars: I got you.
Ain't no marijuana in the vehicle? -Man: No.
-Deputy sellars: And I'm just asking 'cause I can smell it.
-Man: Sir, if my nephew or cousins smoked in the car
Before we got in here then that's on them, but--
-Deputy sellars: That's enough to search the vehicle, is the odor of.
-Man: You need a warrant. You need a warrant, sir. -Deputy sellars: So...
It smells like weed in this car.
-Man: You got a warrant?
-Don't need a warrant, sir. -Man: Go get your supervisor.
-I don't need to get my supervisor. -Man: Can I, can I--
-Deputy sellars: That's no probable cause to search your vehicle.
-Man: Your supervisor.
-Okay. Put your hands behind your back.
Okay.
So you're a habitual driving offender, okay?
You're gonna go to jail. You're under arrest, okay?
Is there anything in there?
-Nicole: No, sir. -Deputy barnes: Alright.
-Deputy sellars: Why don't you come back here and sit
In the front of my car for me?
-Deputy barnes: Just step out of the car for me.
-Put your cigarette... -Man: Yes, sir.
-Deputy barnes: Stand right here. -Yes, sir.
Stand back here for me, please.
No weapons on you, nothing, boss man?
-No, sir. -Okay.
I'm gonna pat you down real quick.
If you'll turn that way. -I'm not consenting to no search.
-Okay, I'm not searching. -We're not searching.
-I'm patting you down.
Y'all are messing with us for no reason, man.
She-she did a improper lane change.
It's not called for all this right here.
Why are y'all searching our car, sir?
Searching is not to arrest.
'cause I'm gonna have to tow you.
-Man: We're protected against unalienable searches.
-Unalienable? Okay. -Yeah, unalienable.
Yeah. We have an unalienable right to travel.
We are, we are protected against unconstitutional searches.
You must have a warrant to search. -No, I don't.
-Y'all violating y'all own laws. What's your badge number?
-1190. -Okay.
What's your... Where-where is your supervisor?
-You don't have to have one. -Yes, you do.
If I request a supervisor, y'all got to give me a supervisor.
I requested a supervisor a long time ago.
-Nope.
-Man: I'm not consenting to no search at all.
-Stand right here.
-Deputy sellars: This your bag? -Man: Yeah, it's mine.
-Deputy sellars: Okay.
-Turn around.
You're being detained 'cause there's weed in there, okay? -Okay.
-As long as that's all that's in there,
I'll take it and we'll call it a day.
Fair enough?
I'm filing liens on all y'all.
When you put my name or your document,
Do you know that you are, y'all are violating
Copyright infringement purposes?
'cause my name is copyrighted? -Deputy barnes: Just-just stop.
-Just stop. -Man: Alright.
-Deputy barnes: Hey, where's the gun?
-Huh? -Deputy barnes: Where's the gun?
-It's in the bag.
Y'all took to oath to uphold the constitution, right?
Didn't y'all?
Y'all ain't take the oath to uphold the constitution?
-Deputy barnes: Yeah. -Man: Okay, so why y'all violating it?
-Deputy barnes: No. -Man: I got an unconstitutional...
I got an unalienable right to travel.
That means you cannot place a lien on me for traveling.
Y'all know that, right?
-Do you have a concealed weapons permit?
-Man: No. -Deputy barnes: Why not?
-Because I got an injunction in
And I'm authenticated on the state and federal level.
That's why.
(indistinct chatter)
-She pulled out right in front of that truck,
So they had to slam on the brakes
And they were honking their horn all the way through.
-Man: Y'all know that y'all can't even process her
In y'all system if y'all tried to
Send her to prison, right?
If she is authenticated on state and federal level,
Y'all do not even own her birth certificate
Or the title no more.
When y'all take her to the court,
Y'all don't even have the rights over her
Birth certificate, bro. -Officer: Okay.
-Like, we know what's going on with straw man. -Officer: Do you?
-Straw man act of the 1933, it's in corporation.
-Officer: Well, like I told you before, then you should understand--
-I under... I over-stand.
I don't understand. I over-stand 'cause it's--
-Officer: Okay then you should over-stand
How that I'm not... I don't work for the state.
-It's the incorporation.
Officer: So you don't understand that--
-Either way it go, y'all gonna charge the incorporation,
When y'all, when y'all charge us,
Y'all gonna charge us in all capital letters,
Which is an incorporation, bro.
-Deputy barnes: Okay, you're under arrest.
-Officer: The gun's stolen, so you're gonna be hit with that.
-It's stolen? -Officer: Yep.
My cousin gave me that. I bought that from my cousin.
-Deputy barnes: He gave you a hot gun.
Man: Well, guess what?
I'm finna call him and get him
To get it right off of that too.
'cause like my, I bought that from my cousin.
It's in his name.
Either way it go, none of that (bleep) gonna stick.
I ain't worried about it. I ain't even coming to court.
(laughs)
I ain't worried about it. She ain't coming to court either.
So as soon as we get out,
Y'all can go ahead and (bleep) this shit.
We ain't coming to court.
-Deputy sellars: Till you get a bench warning. -For what?
Like y'all, y'all can't lock me up.
I'm on the injunction.
I'm on the do not stop chain list.
I'm gonna go ahead and file another one on all of y'all again.
Like, bro, I'm going over y'all head.
Y'all are just the mini-mes.
Y'all are not the big mother (bleep).
I ain't coming to court. She ain't coming to court.
You file a bench warrant,
I'll just file more lawsuits.
Okay. -Okay.
I'll be outta there before anything, like--
-Officer: Watch your head.
-Deputy barnes: The only thing we charging you
With is the habitual, okay? -Okay.
-Well, my hands are kinda tied with
When it comes to discretion, okay?
But the weed, I'm not gonna charge you with it.
One thing I'm gonna do is put it into evidence for destruction.
We're gonna wipe our hands with that one.
Fair enough? Okay.
Alright, we're gonna go ahead
And have a seat in the back of the car
And then we'll go ahead and get you down.
(indistinct radio chatter)
Okay.
Um, you are prohibited to possess a firearm.
Is it like a past charge or...
-It's a past thing. It's just a past thing.
-Officer: Okay, is it anything violent?
-No, it ain't violent. It's just, you know--
-Officer: I'm gonna look, I'm gonna look at your criminal history
Just to look, if it's nothing violent,
Then I ain't gonna hit you with that either.
-No, I ain't got nothing violent. -Officer: Okay.
I don't have no violent charges on my record.
Officer: Okay. Alright.
Um, there's like a dv or something like that.
-Yeah. -Officer: Okay. Alright.
I just wanna let you know, nobody's trying to be rude to you,
Be ill with you, nothing like that.
Just understand everything that we did is completely lawful
Regardless if you believe it or not.
-Man: Okay. -(car door closes)
-Deputy dorien hardie: I didn't always wanna be a cop,
But I got robbed when I was 17.
So I think it was at that moment that I decided like,
Hey, I wanna be a police officer so I can help to ensure
That somebody else doesn't feel
The way I felt at that point in time
When I got robbed.
I just wanna help people.
This black lincoln suv up here,
Just went across the center median.
So I'm gonna make a traffic stop right now.
Hey. Stay in the car. Stay in the car.
Get in the car. Close the door.
(door closes)
(man speaks indistinctly)
I would like that, yeah.
What's the deal with you going
Almost in opposite traffic to come across?
-The dirt road, man. I just took the dirt road.
My apologies.
-Do you have your license? Oh, not your license.
Your registration and proof of insurance?
-The registration, and proof of insurance,
I don't have. -Deputy hardie: Okay.
-Uh, the truck is registered.
-Are you on probation or parole or anything?
-Yes, I am on ab 109, sir.
-Deputy hardie: You're on parole then?
-Uh, it's a probation parole, yes, sir.
Okay. What are you on probation or parole for?
-It was for this last time...
What was my violation?
I was receiving stolen property or, um...
That was one of my controlling cases.
-Okay. Can you step outside for me really quick?
-Yes, sir.
-Face the car right there.
Do you have anything on you that's gonna
Poke me, stick me, or cut me? -Man: No, sir.
-Deputy hardie: Can you put your hands in the back for me?
-Man: Yeah, no problem.
-Alright, the reason being,
The reason that you're being detained
Is 'cause you're ab 109 status, okay?
-Man: Yes, sir.
-You didn't have any search terms or anything like that?
-No. Oh, search terms? No, I don't think so.
I do not... I'm not sure.
-You not sure? Are you like--
-I'm not sure, no. I just checked in...
What was it, last week?
I checked in with my probation officer.
-Deputy hardie: So you should have search terms.
Is nothing inside your vehicle? -Man: No, no, no.
Nothing inside the vehicle. -Deputy hardie: Okay.
-Man: My girlfriend was mad at me right now. -Okay.
-Man: And then she threw this bag right here,
Just threw this bag right there on top of my truck.
-Threw a bag on top of your truck?
-Yeah, she, uh, she has a problems with...
I ain't gonna lie, you know, I've used meth in the past,
But she's a real bad user. -Deputy hardie: Okay.
-Man: And she threw this bag at my truck
And it's still sitting on top of my truck right now.
--Deputy hardie: Is there anything inside the vehicle that I need to worry about?
-No. Just other than what she threw. I think it has...
I know for sure usually she carries like a meth pipe
Or something in that bag. -Alright.
Have a seat right there. -Man: Yeah.
-You said you just checked in last month?
-Yes, sir, you can check in with it
And everything should be good.
My status should be good.
Yeah, that's what she had.
She threw that at me, it hit my vehicle,
It hit my windshield and it cracked my windshield right now.
She also, she also hit me in the face,
But you know, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna trip on that, you know what I mean?
-Deputy hardie: You sure you didn't throw that out
When I first pulled you over? -No, sir. No, I did not.
-Deputy hardie: Well, there's a pipe
And there's a magazine for a weapon in there.
-Man: A what? -Deputy hardie: Magazine for a weapon.
You're a felon?
-Man: Yeah, I am, that's not mine.
And you're saying that she threw the bag?
-Man: No, she did. She was talking.
She was talking (bleep), yelling at me.
We were arguing, fighting, you know what I mean?
Yeah, she threw that, she threw it at me.
-Okay. -And that's the big crack on my damn windshield too.
-Deputy hardie: Well, the crack has been there.
I can, I saw the point of where the crack was at.
So the crack is not brand new.
It's not brand, brand new, but it...
She's cracking my windshield more when she hit it,
'cause it-it hit hard.
Whatever was on there in that bag.
-Okay. So if I run you right now,
You're gonna have no contacts
For possessing ammunition or firearms?
-Oh, I have a history of that, yeah. -Okay.
-I do have a history of that.
I'm not gonna lie. -Okay.
-Yes, I do. -So you have a history of it?
-Yes, I do.
-So you're on probation for sales? -Yes.
-You also have contacts for possessing
Illegal firearms and ammunition? -Man: Yes, I do.
-So you expect me to believe that a bag was thrown
By your girlfriend... -Call her.
-...That has both paraphernalia for methamphetamine--
-Call her and ask her. -Deputy hardie: Let me finish.
Paraphernalia for methamphetamine and ammunition.
-Call her and ask her.
-So you want me to call her and ask her?
-We'll get my phone. Call her and ask her.
She'll come in and admit that she threw that at me.
-Deputy hardie: Okay, well, I'll do that.
-Okay. -Deputy hardie: I'll do that.
Okay. Where's your phone at?
-My phone's sitting in there on the passenger seat.
-Have a seat.
His story has switched several times.
At first he told me that he got into an argument with his girlfriend.
His girlfriend has an issue with methamphetamine.
He claimed to not know what was inside the bag.
But as I opened the bag,
There's a pipe commonly used with meth,
Methamphetamine users, and ammunition.
When I did a records check on him,
He has both contacts for illegal possession
Of ammunition and narcotics.
Um, he also told me that his girlfriend threw
This bag at the window
And I don't know how she could crack the windshield,
But not this pipe.
(line ringing)
-Man: Hey, I was arguing with her
And then she threw a black bag at my windshield.
And I'm right here with the sheriff right now
And she needs to come and admit
That she threw that damn bag
At my windshield of my car and hit my car.
-Deputy hardie: Hold on, hold on, hold on.
You don't have your girlfriend's telephone number?
-Man: No, her phone is dead and it don't charge.
It's all messed up, but he's with her I bet.
I guarantee you right now. -Deputy hardie: Okay.
-Man: I'm right here with the sheriff right now--
-Deputy hardie: I just wanna talk to your girlfriend.
-Man: And where did she go?
Alright. Oh, so she still at the ampm?
She threw a black bag at my windshield on my truck.
It's got a meth pipe in it.
A magazine with some ammo in it. -Deputy hardie: With some ammo in it.
-Yeah. She threw it at my windshield in my truck, dawg.
Find her and let her know that she needs
To admit that she threw that damn bag
At my truck, man.
Alright. Later.
-See, it's kinda hard to say that she did it when--
-Man: I know. Yeah, I can't even talk to her,
But it was her.
-Yeah, because it's not even... I...
That-that possibly could happen,
But all I know is when I pulled you over,
You're getting outta your truck.
You're doing all these deferred movements and stuff.
-Man: I just tried coming out, man.
-You don't normally do that when you get out of anything.
I've been driving for a very long time.
You don't do that when you normally get outta the car,
You get out, your keys are already out
Which you expressed to me you were getting your keys.
Once you turn the car off, the keys are in your hand
And you just get out and you close the door.
That's not what you were doing.
-I was trying, I was grabbing my phone.
-Come on, bro. If you're not gonna tell me the truth,
Then I don't wanna hear it.
I tried to talk to your girlfriend.
I gave you the opportunity, but she's not there.
Whoever you said was there.
And you're-you're coaching him saying,
Hey, tell her to tell me.
-Yeah. To let him know. -Deputy hardie: Yeah, I know.
'cause she threw that (bleep) at me.
That should have been an easy thing.
Hey, what did you, what-what-what happened?
She would've said, "hey, I threw the bag out 'cause he pissed me off."
But that's not what happened. -Yeah, man.
-Deputy hardie: You're telling him-- -she's right here.
She's right here at ampm.
-Deputy hardie: You're telling him what to tell her.
-Oh, yeah, because she threw it. He don't know.
-So in the eyes of somebody like me,
Who's a law enforcement officer... -Man: I understand that.
-...That sounds like you're trying to coerce somebody
Into saying something. -Man: He didn't know. Man.
-Deputy hardie: You're in possession of it, man.
You're the one who's making all the,
The movements up there for no reason.
You're on probation and it is what it is, man. -Man: Alright.
-Deputy hardie: You're gonna have to go to jail right now, man.
-Man: Man, that sucks. -Deputy hardie: It is what it is, bro.
-Officer (over radio): 132 and bush, I've got him at gunpoint.
-Dispatch (over radio): Okay, gunpoint, 132 and bush.
-Cover's code 3. -Officer: Thanks, 10.
(indistinct radio chatter)
-Dispatch: Okay, we'll still send a code 3.
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