Tallahassee Police!
- Stop! Stop! Stop! - Put it down!
Get on the ground, you're gonna get--
[screams]
Don't slap him, don't slap him.
Everyone move away from me, though.
Dion, get everyone taken care of for me, okay?
That's the most dipped cigarette I think I've ever seen.
Alright, everybody in cuffs. Put your hands behind your back.
You can't sleep on the bus stop.
I don't give a [bleep]!
Take me away, I'm a badass!
♪ You can't run from the law ♪
Nora 5-8, 5-1.
We'll back our partners and see if we can find this guy,
figure out what he's up to.
[dramatic music]
[indistinct radio chatter]
[grunting]
Hey what's up, bro?
Hey, stop! You gotta talk to us.
Do we have a victim for anything?
What's he got in his right hand?
Yeah.
Nora 5-8. Yeah, he's got like, a meat cleaver in his right hand,
and he's walking away from us.
Do we have a victim for anything?
Yeah, we made contact with the subject,
he's carrying around a meat cleaver.
So we're not gonna push it too much.
The old saying, "Is the juice worth the squeeze?"
If somebody's not willing
to assist in some form of prosecution,
and we contact this guy and he ends up attacking us
with a meat cleaver,
and we have to use some form of deadly force?
Uh, it, yeah.
Nora 5-8. He's still walking eastbound
on SW 116th at 6th Ave SW now.
So...
We'll make contact.
[police siren]
Put your hands up!
Stop! Stop! Stop! - Put it down!
Get on the ground, you're gonna get tased!
[screaming]
Drop the knife. Drop the knife!
[screaming]
There we go.
I moved it away, I don't know where it went.
What the [bleep] is going on with you guys?
I just put it there.
I've got his hand, let's find the knife.
Okay. We'll slide him.
- Alright man, we're gonna, we're just gonna--
- Roll him my way and we're just gonna trade hands.
- Okay.
- Hey, calm down! Calm down! - Got it?
Let it go. You're good, you're good. There you go.
Stop pulling away.
Do you have anything else on you man, other than those knives?
Another one? You like knives, homie?
That second knife, huge blade, small handle.
It was hard to see, up till we were like really close to him.
Um, so that was our biggest concern
while he was on the ground there,
was we wanted to disable him,
to make sure he didn't get a chance to slice us,
or inadvertently slice himself, right?
Cause when people are fighting,
and there's people kind of dogpiling you,
the last thing we want is that knife to go into us,
or the knife to go into him. So.
He ended up having like eight or nine knives on him,
but he had a meat cleaver in one hand.
I didn't even see the other knife.
Um, so he had all of these knives on him.
But, we see a lot of weird stuff like that, I just, my head.
My biggest thing is when I saw this come out, cause honestly,
I didn't even see the smaller knife.
Uh, I thought someone was gonna get stabbed with it.
But luckily when I tased him,
he kind of seized up a lot better,
and he had a lot of jackets on
I think that could have saved him from the initial tasings,
but that was just not a good situation.
Couple charges.
We've got theft, person with a weapon,
which is a charge here in Washington,
resisting and obstruction.
So, I'm glad we got him.
He was gonna cause issues tonight.
I'm glad it ended like that.
He swung it at him!
Whew!
Did you guys give him a Narcan already?
- We have gave him two. - You gave him two?
He's got a pulse, he's still unconscious.
Derek, you're safe, there you go.
Relax, relax!
I did too!
Is that your PCP?
Alright, you're under arrest.
Alright?
[gavel]
We have a pretty hefty homeless population,
just in South King County in general.
We have a bunch of resources and abilities
to get them either housed, get them counselling,
get them rehabilitation.
Get them a job, or even sometimes
it's just something as simple as getting them food,
food and shelter for the night.
I think a lot of people think we're just there to arrest them,
we're just there to bother them.
In reality, there's a lot of other things
that we do as police officers,
like get people resources, get people help.
There's times where I may arrest somebody,
book 'em for a criminal charge,
and realize that maybe they need drug
dependency court,
maybe they need mental health court,
maybe they need other options,
or maybe we need to evaluate them to see if they need to be
involuntarily kept for treatment.
We got dispatched to an overdose.
Is it a room, or where's it at?
[radio chatter]
Thanks 303, I'm arriving.
Alright. Oh!
[dog barking]
Hi guys!
Hey. Don't slap him, don't slap him.
Everyone move away from me, though.
Dion, get everybody taken care of for me, okay?
Who is it?
His name's Derek?
[dramatic music]
X-Ray 30, he's got a pulse, he's still unconscious.
[unintelligible]
Who wants to help me?
I'm gonna breathe for him.
I'm just gonna breathe for him, if you wanna hold it for me.
Did you guys give him a Narcan already?
You gave him two?
Here, do me a favor.
Hold right here, okay? Just do this.
Ready?
Yeah.
What's his, Derek?
Yeah. There we go, Derek. Derek.
Derek, wake up man!
Derek, breathe for me, okay?
Hello! This is Derek, unknown age--
Hello!
- There you go. Hey, Derek! - Hey!
So he was out prior to my arrival,
they gave him 8 milligrams prior to my arrival.
I haven't given him anything, I've just been bagging him.
You got it?
You there?
- Hey Derek, whoa, there you go. - Derek, you're okay.
Relax, relax.
You're safe there, you're safe, you're safe.
- Take a breath. - How you doing, sir?
Just relax for a second.
Derek, Derek, listen to me, listen to me. You overdosed.
Your buddies gave you Narcan, okay? You're not in trouble.
We were right down the road, so we got here almost immediately.
Uh, found that a couple of his friends
gave him Narcan prior to arrival.
Found that he had a pulse, and it was pretty obvious
he overdosed on some sort of opiate.
The next best thing that we can do for him is just breathe.
We got a ride coming to get you up to the hospital,
keep you safe for the night.
Take a big breath for me there, sir.
I actually know a couple of the guys that were here,
so I was able to get help from, actually,
some guy that I've arrested multiple times before,
to help me out with that mask.
It's better to have two people on it,
because then you get a better seal
and you can breathe more for him.
Does he not wanna go? What's the deal?
Derek, look at me. You know Austin?
Yeah.
Austin gave you Narcan.
Two of 'em. Yeah, take a seat though, okay?
Just wait here, Derek, wait here.
You're not in trouble,
but whatever you smoked was some good stuff,
and it's very likely that you're gonna go back out.
And we don't want that to happen.
Can you do me a favor and go down to the hospital today,
to get checked out, for my peace of mind,
so I don't have to come find you on the street later dead?
We're just gonna invol him.
- Invol? - Yeah.
Okay, you're not in trouble.
You're not in trouble.
Take a seat. Wiley wants you to go too.
I know, I know, good thing they've got blankets.
They've got blankets, they got the heat turned up in there.
He's not really answering questions appropriately
to show us that he's able to take care of himself, so,
he also was just trying to get on a bicycle,
and my big concern is
there's a lot of busy roadways through here,
he's wearing dark clothing.
So we're gonna send him to the hospital for evaluation,
until he's able to prove to them,
I am able to make a good decision on my own,
so we don't end up with a car versus pedestrian
bicycle collision here in a little bit.
The people that helped me,
I've arrested them for all sorts of stuff.
It probably comes down to the fact that I was fair,
I treated them how I'm supposed to as a police officer.
They were still held responsible for their actions those days,
but because I treated them like a human,
they've assisted in helping to save their friend today.
That's ultimately why you treat people with respect out here.
- Thanks guys. - Thank you guys.
What you're not gonna do is start threatening other people
right in front of me.
That is not gonna happen.
Turn around right now, you're detained at the moment, alright?
Till I test it out, to me it looks like drugs, okay?
[gavel]
303, copy for a welfare check.
[sirens]
We're going to, it came in as a welfare check,
but it's probably gonna be a DUI slumper.
There's a car that people are going around,
it's running, the brake lights are on
and it's just not going through light cycles.
Looks like the reporting party can see one person.
Which is likely a DUI.
But we wanna kind of get there quick so he doesn't leave
and DUI crash into someone else,
so we'll try to hustle over
and pin it in before it can roll.
The vehicle's on Allen facing westbound.
Did they leave?
Oh damn, it left.
63-13, it's still here, I'm behind it.
I'll pin from the back.
We just have to wait for my cover officer to get in front.
I'm gonna pin from the back,
we're gonna go very gently so they can't get away.
[police radio]
[knocking on window]
- There you go. Hi there! - Hi.
Hi, can you turn off your car for me?
- Do you have the keys? - Yeah.
Just go ahead and turn it off.
Alright, perfect. We're gonna hang tight here, okay?
- Okay. - Is this your car?
- Yes. - Okay.
63-13, we have the car off,
we'll just take the Four car here.
I didn't talk to him.
- Anything? - I didn't want to take to PC.
Alright. Hey. I'm Officer Zavada, Beaverton Police.
I rolled up, I saw that his head was tilted back,
his mouth was open, he was visibly asleep.
And then, once it was securely pinned,
it couldn't move, I made contact.
Had him turn off the vehicle,
and then we waited for
the graveyard District Four car to take that.
Yeah, he's drunk.
I think we have five people here.
It's kind of a slow night.
It can be kind of frustrating when a call like this comes in,
and they just wake up and drive off,
and they're very intoxicated,
or they crash into someone else later.
I always anticipate at least a five minute time delay,
but it's a bad feeling
to know that if you got there a little faster,
or went a different direction,
you could've potentially stopped someone
from being in a car crash.
Somewhat of a soft spot for it,
my uncle got hit by a drunk driver when he was like 20,
and he's still pretty jacked up from it,
so I kind of think about that.
"Oh, they could hit someone and that could be much worse
than if I get them off the road."
[radio chatter]
2-81, 10-35.
2-81.
White in colour, Crown Vic I believe,
stand by for ground.
10-4.
[police siren]
There's three occupants.
2-81, copy, three occupants.
Good evening, I'm Officer Fleuriet with WPD,
I'm stopping you, you have a registration plate lamp out.
- Are you aware of that? - No, I'm not aware of that.
Can I check out your license and registration, please?
You don't have a license? So why are we driving a car, sir?
What's your, what's your name?
Thank you. Just hang tight for me for a minute, okay?
- Alright. - Alright. Thank you.
Back left's the ROE's, probation,
schedy II.
Both of their license is suspended,
see if we can his license, see if it's active.
Hey, my man. Could you roll down your window a little bit more?
Just don't wanna talk to y'all through the glass.
Ah, it's going aight. How y'all doing?
So here's the deal, bud.
Your driver's license is suspended,
and your driver's license is suspended.
Do you have a good driver's license?
Okay, we just wanna see, cause you might be the only one
that might be able to drive.
I did too.
I did too. I didn't know if it was--
Yeah, I did too. I did too.
Alright, I did too. Yeah, I did. Alright, yeah.
It's very strong.
I thought, yeah, I thought I did too.
Boat's coming out of the passenger seat hard!
2-81, you disregard K-9.
Hey, do me a favor. Step out, please.
[unintelligible]
Right back here, please.
Got anything on you sharp, buddy?
If I get poked, I'ma be a real upset papa bear, alright.
You're good, you're good to walk back over there for right now.
[dramatic music]
That's the most dipped cigarette I think I've ever seen.
I've never seen a cigarette get that clear.
They were smoking it too, it's already burnt.
- Yeah. - They must've just lit it.
Yeah, I think it's soaked to the brim.
Phencyclidine, PCP. It's a felony, Schedule II.
Alright gentlemen, we're gonna make this pretty easy, alright?
None of y'all are under arrest, you're detained, okay?
Is that your PCP cigarette? Is that your dipped cigarette?
It's not yours? Alright. Did you understand your rights?
Yeah? Is that your PCP?
Alright, how about you, man? Did you understand the rights?
- Yeah. - Okay. Is that your PCP?
Alright, you're under arrest. Alright?
You have anything else illegal on you?
- No. - Alright.
You were sitting in the front right seat,
and the PCP's right there in the immediate,
right there on the floorboard where you're sitting, okay?
Taking the cuffs off.
But you're not under arrest. Cool doe?
Alright.
You're good to sit in the car, chill, whatever you gotta do.
Mr. Front Right passenger is going to jail
for felony possession of Schedule II, PCP.
And the driver is gonna get a written warning
for the suspended license.
Okay, don't drive with a suspended license.
You, don't drive with a suspended license either,
even though you weren't tonight, don't do it in the future.
I knew I got a real quick whiff of it.
It's a chemical smell.
And the thought went through my head, "I smell PC,"
and then I didn't smell it again.
But, I can't just sit there, just sniffing in the car
with no reason, I gotta come back and, you know,
do my paperwork, but they're up there sitting there,
consistently smelling that odor.
It smells like some nail polish remover.
It's also used as embalming fluid,
so, probably not the best thing to be putting in your body.
What happened, who's hurt?
My ex came over here, and he punched through that window.
Let me see your hands! Step out!
Face away, face away, back up.
[gavel]
So we have a couple known high-crime, high-drug areas
in our zones.
We try to work on that as much as possible.
Obviously, try and suppress crime,
and I do a lot of traffic enforcement
and just making sure that
everybody stays safe the way that they're supposed to be.
4-17,
I'll be out with a 13 Papa white male, Melaleuca and US1.
So, this man out here
is laying down on the bus stop
and when we pulled up to the intersection,
he started groaning like he's in pain,
maybe having some type of medical episode.
Unknown, so we're just gonna step out with him,
make sure he's alright, and that there's nothing
that he needs from us.
[police radio]
- Hey! Hey, Deputy Fedro. - Hold on, hold on.
Brevard. Hey, everything alright?
- I don't feel real good. - You don't feel very good?
Okay, do you need medical attention?
- I don't think so. - You think so?
You alright? Because, cause when I pull--
You got ran over? Where did you get run over?
- Okay, how long ago was that?
[shouting]
- Do you need medical attention? - No, I don't!
Okay, you said you got ru--
You're not homeless, okay.
Okay. Alright.
Okay.
Had a little bit to drink tonight?
Okay, you said you got run over, where'd you get run over?
Oh, okay. So, you got ran over two years ago. Okay.
So listen, you can't, you can't sleep here. I told you--
Why? Why, what kind of law is that?
There ain't no bus running!
You can't sleep on the bus stop.
I don't give a [bleep]!
Okay, what we're not gonna do, is sit here and start screaming.
Cause you're about to go to jail for a disorderly intox.
What?
Last opportunity, move along,
otherwise you're gonna go to jail
for disorderly intoxication.
Alright, put your hands behind your back.
[unintelligible]
Stop, stop. Don't tense up on me.
Just get him down.
[screaming]
What you're not gonna do
is start threatening other people right in front of me.
That is not gonna happen.
[screaming]
[grunting]
[radio chatter]
Hold on, we're gonna double cuff him
cause he's complaining about his shoulder.
[unintelligible]
Okay.
I'm gonna roll you onto your butt.
Yeah, I'll get up.
Alright?
Pick me up, then.
Alright, three, two, one..
Oh, that wasn't bad!
Wasn't bad. Alright, we'll come back for your stuff.
Walk over here.
4-17, white male, 10-15.
Is there anything on you that I need to know about?
That's not what I asked. Is there anything on you?
Okay. Pocket knives, anything.
Okay.
Oh!
Okay.
- Take me away, I'm a badass! - Alright.
- And that's for sure. - Alright, take a seat.
Easiest way to do it is to face us and sit backwards.
- Excuse me? - Face me and sit down.
Back up.
There you go, sit down.
- Okay. - I think with both of you.
That's probably not a good thing.
That's not something I would brag about.
Put that knee in. There you go.
- Ahh, slam 'er shut. - Alright.
So, stopped out with him,
because I could hear him,
obviously causing a disturbance.
Walked up to him, clearly intoxicated.
You could smell the odor
of the alcoholic beverage emitting off of his breath.
He's gonna spend the night at the Brevard County jail,
sober up a little bit,
and maybe make smarter choices the next time.
Yeah, he said he lived right here down the street,
but I know him from prior interactions,
Just last week
I found him also intoxicated,
passed out sleeping on top of a trashcan
in the middle of the road.
I've offered him assistance multiple times,
and he's never willing to take it.
He's never been threatening or combative
the way he was today, so with how he was acting,
we were gonna end up getting another call.
So, he had to take a ride down, sober up a little bit.
[gavel]
4-27 Dispatch, traffic stop,
Gordon Highway and Barton Chapel Road.
[police siren]
It's gonna be a purple colored motorcycle, unknown tag.
Hey buddy, how you doing?
Hey, real quick, your tag.
It's faced all the way inside, I cannot see it whatsoever.
Alright, you got driver's license on you, man?
You don't have your license?
You don't have anything?
Do you actually have an actual Georgia driver's license?
Is it suspended?
Go ahead and call, have someone come and pick you up.
You have an identification card?
That's fine,
as long as that driver's license is on with that.
Does the vehicle have insurance on it?
It doesn't have insurance on it whatsoever?
[unintelligible]
Okay. You got anything, I see you got Narcan
and everything here man, what you got that Narcan for?
Oh, that's for.
Now, be honest with me, man, is there any drugs in that bag?
Cause I can go ahead and search it right now.
4-27 Dispatch, can get towing
for a Kawasaki Ninja, purple in color?
Alright quick, I'ma pat you down, man.
So go ahead and unzip your jacket for me.
You got no weapons on you whatsoever?
No, sir.
Unzip it, I'ma take it off real quick.
Be honest with me, man, is there anything inside here
I need to know about?
- No sir. - Nothing?
No sir.
Why you keep dig, why you digging in your crotch, man?
Dude, be honest with me.
The way you're showing it, and the way you're digging down
your pants and doing stuff like that.
I understand you probably gotta pee, but man,
you're showing signs. I don't like it.
You got baggies and stuff in here.
You had candy?
Baggies, like, clear plastic baggies
that could be used for drugs.
Turn around right now, you're detained at the moment, alright?
So I can test that out, and figure it out.
Alright. Till I test it out,
to me it looks like drugs right now, okay?
That's fine.
- Baking soda for heartburn? - Yeah.
Never heard of that!
Alright, just sit tight.
So he says it's baking soda for heartburn,
I've never heard someone using baking soda for heartburn
whatsoever, but hey, there's a first for everything.
So right now, I'm gonna test it for three different kinds
of things it could possibly be, fentanyl, methamphetamine
or powder cocaine.
So right now, I'm gonna test it for each one of those,
see if it possibly lights up and tells me what it is.
Not for cocaine.
We got this big ol' powdery substance in his bookbag.
Negative for fentanyl.
Negative for all of 'em, I guess it's baking soda.
He says he uses baking soda for heartburn,
you ever heard of that?
I have never heard of that a day in my life. Never!
People put baking soda in they coffee and stuff
to take away the acidic.
So, come to find out it actually really is baking soda.
Still never heard of someone using it for their heartburn,
but my partner says he's seen it happen.
So as of right now, we're just gonna get the bike,
get it towed, cause the bike is not registered
to be on the road, and he's not supposed to be
driving a bike on the road.
But as of right now,
we're gonna probably cut him with some citations.
So right now man, if I catch you back on another vehicle,
I'ma tow it and then take you to jail
for the second for that, alright?
No man, you can't do that!
I'm Officer Riley, I'm a patrol officer.
Tallahassee's really good,
it's one of those big towns with a small town vibe.
I do enjoy being a patrol officer at the moment.
We're gonna get the experience
to do all the things at the department.
Sort of build that foundation,
get to do a little bit of everything.
Really enjoy being a police officer,
just cause every day is a new day,
it's work that doesn't feel like work.
[police radio]
[sirens]
So the call is check the welfare,
a neighbor heard an argument.
And then, the officers when they got on scene,
saw broken glass and blood coming from the back window.
Officer Bailey asked for a shield,
so I'm one of the guys on the squad with a shield,
so it's just an additional resource we have on patrol.
When we get on scene, we'll probably clear the residence
and just make sure nobody's injured.
739 is about to pull up.
You know where they're at?
Alright. Have you tried knocking?
Tallahassee Police!
Come to this side.
Police department.
We knocked several times, ma'am. What happened?
What happened? Who's hurt?
What's the blood?
778, you can lift traffic. Nobody's here.
But, why did he punch the window?
Alright.
So, what we're trying to figure out is,
you can't break into your own house.
So if he has residency here,
he just hurt his hand trying to get in, that's one thing.
But if you're in here with your child,
trying to keep your child safe,
and you got angry ex-boyfriend trying to get in
and do something, that's the line we're trying to figure out
on what was crossed and what not.
Um, the resident here advised
her ex-boyfriend is the one that busted through the back window.
Could you just see if you can find priors and ID him for us,
the resident is not wanting to give us his 14.
Yeah, she's not being very cooperative.
It looks like he either punched it,
or in some way, shape or form, broke the window,
cut himself real bad, and then walked over here.
And you see this little blood trail,
that had been dripping down,
and then went over to the front door.
And that's why the blood got over there.
Was he staying here?
Okay. Did he leave in a vehicle?
Does he have a car or anything like that?
We're gonna go follow up with him at the hospital,
and see if we can get a statement from him,
and hopefully give her some peace of mind.
[cellphone ringing]
- Hey, it's Officer Riley. - Yes sir.
So, our subject is gonna be 99 for FTA battery.
Okay, we're on our way.
Ultimately, it ended up being the male has residence as well,
so you can't break into your own house,
he just happened to cut himself while doing it.
But he does have warrants,
reference failure to appear for a battery case.
So, we're on our way to the hospital now to pick him up.
You got three units that are pulling up to 97 now.
Hopefully, he doesn't have a buddy in there like,
"They're coming!"
So, we went in there, he's posted up in the hospital bed,
and so when he had punched through the glass,
the glass had cut through his skin and his tendons.
So he's got no motion in his hands right now,
so they gotta wait for a doctor to come in,
x-rays to come back, possibly go to plastics so,
just the nature of the warrant is a misdemeanor warrant,
so, instead of tying up resources
for the next few plus hours,
we'll just pick him up another day.
[gavel]
[cellphone ringing]
Hey. So, I'm over here on Van de Veer.
I'm gonna head up towards Riseborough.
Walden Drive and Highland, bro you're right behind.
If you're right there off Walden,
stolen Toyota Tacoma just hit right near you.
Yeah, I believe this is it. What's the tag?
- Yeah, I got it, I got it. - Where you at?
I am on Walden Drive, coming up to Parkway Drive.
Gordon now at the ponds, I'm coming up.
3-14 is right down the street as well.
Alright. Don't light it up yet.
They're coming right towards us in a sec right here.
Looks like we're taking a right on Kissingbower.
3-02, you can go ahead and light it up, I'm right here.
3-02, Dispatch. Copy a traffic stop on a stolen vehicle.
3-14, Dispatch, we'll be at uh, White Road, Ford Avenue.
Let me see your hands!
With your hands, pull the door handle and step out!
Keep your hands visible!
Step out of the truck!
Step out of the truck. Face away, face away.
Back up.
I'll go hands.
You're good.
- Keep backing up! Face away. - Stop, stop.
Did you run it yet?
- Turn your hand in. - Alright.
What is this for, sir?
Sit right here. I'm gonna clear the truck, you got him?
Yeah.
There's nobody.
Is there anybody else in there?
You said it's not your truck?
Okay.
3-02, Dispatch. We're gonna have one white male in custody.
Alright. Do me a favor.
How long ago did you borrow it?
Hey, step over. I'm gonna clear this roadway.
10-4, come on.
Walk over here.
Oh.
Sit on my hood, sit on my hood.
Sir, who'd you get this vehicle from?
Sir, I don't know his name, but I can point him out
if you could get me over there to the location.
Like, my sister lives there, I just literally used the truck,
he told me I could borrow it, that was it.
Like, it's, it's not my truck at all.
Alright, what I'ma do, I'ma take this hat off for you.
Yes sir, please.
And I'ma set it on my hood here.
Alright. How aware are you that you're driving a stolen vehicle?
Um, it's really stolen?
It's a stolen vehicle, you're driving a vehicle.
On my life, I've never-- -
You're, you're driving a stolen vehicle.
No sir, I've never, no, no sir, I haven't.
- Okay. - I have never stolen--
Sir, who did you get it from?
Somebody in the apartments over here.
Which apartments?
Right here, sir, I swear to you. Like, I'm not. I've never--
- Do you, where's your ID at? - Sir, I don't have an ID.
- You don't have an ID? - No sir.
You don't have a driver's license, or anything like that?
You've never ever gotten one?
Um, can we put him in the back of your car?
- You are. - Really?
- Yes sir. - What? Why though?
- Theft by receiving. - Theft by receiving?
Theft by receiving stolen property.
I haven't received any stolen property.
You was driving a stolen motor vehicle.
- I wasn't aware of that, sir. - Okay.
Like, I'm literally in rehab right now, sir.
I'ma give you one more quick patdown
before I put you in the back of her car, okay?
Alright. Have a seat for me.
CST's coming out here.
[police radio]
- Okay. Okay, you good? - Yeah.
Alright.
Can you run this?
[bleep]
Yeah, that's not good, so...
Right now, he's got a...
He's got a warrant for burglary in the 1st, um...
That's not very good.
He's also got a 10-99 for burglary in the 1st.
Really?
What'd you find in the vehicle?
Dirty laundry.
Alright, um...
Do me a favor, just pull over here in the gravel,
and I'll speak with you in a second, okay?
Uh, our suspect's her brother.
Yes sir.
Okay. How long has he had the truck?
Where, where'd he come from?
Yeah, he's fine. He's fine.
Okay, um.
So apparently he's been staying with her,
came up here about two days ago.
Okay.
With the truck from Savannah, apparently.
So she wants all of the clothes in the backseat,
cause I did see a bunch of baby clothes in there.
He'll be going to jail tonight
on theft by receiving stolen property.
Uh, he has a warrant also for burglary in the 1st degree.
And we got another stolen car recovered.
[gavel]
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