Tonight on Police 24/7.
Driver! Get your hands up!
If it could be evidence...
Wow!
These cops will seize it.
Giant bag full of brand new razors.
You're throwing the knife right next to a daycare.
Drugs.
Cars.
You wanna write a warrant for the vehicle?
Dangerous weapons.
It's a .22.
They never know what they might find.
Is this Edward from Twilight?
Y'all out here breaking into cars!
I'm not doing anything now!
Or where they might find it.
Do you guys have any further questions for me right now?
[laughter]
[upbeat music]
[tense music]
In Kent, Washington,
Officers Steiner and Fisher are in hot pursuit of a stolen car.
[police siren]
16-24, try and get spikes set up by Military and hit him.
[walkie-talkie beep]
I got spikes, at Cayman and I-5.
And these officers know when you find a stolen car,
there may be plenty of evidence inside it to seize as well.
Oh, there he is. [police siren]
[indistinct radio chatter]
Hands up!
Drop the bag! Drop the backpack!
Stop reaching in the bag! Stop!
Keep your hands up in the air!
[woman grunting]
- Lay on the ground! - Okay, I'm on the ground!
Step out of the car!
Keep your hands up!
Lay straight down on the ground.
Lay on the ground, or you'll get bit by a dog.
Lay on the ground!
- I got you, dog! - Ground!
Lay on the ground!
Geez! I said okay, bro, I'm here!
Two in custody.
So what's up with the car, man?
So, that car that you were in right now?
It was a stolen vehicle.
And you decided to run from my partners over there
when you got out of the vehicle.
Honestly, I'm like, kind of out of it.
I did some fentanyl, but like--
- How long ago was that? - Less than 20 minutes?
Anything else?
Just paraphernalia still?
Just paraphernalia, a little dope here.
That might be fetty powder, so be careful!
- Yeah, I'm not opening it! - Yeah.
Has anyone interviewed the male yet?
Yeah, I talked to him, he said he picks up the car
from a dude named Steven at the Walmart in Renton.
Okay, have we seen, is there any ignition damage, did you see?
It's a push start.
It is? Okay, so probably a key fob nearby.
This is where kind of my work with Autotheft comes into play,
is on the surface level, there's no ignition damage,
it's hard to prove knowledge that the car was stolen.
However, a lot of times I've found looking into cellphones,
through cellphone warrants,
they discuss the car stolen, they try to sell the car.
Um, they tell friends,
"Hey, I can come pick you up, I have a stolie."
That's what they refer to it as.
Um, and so that's kind of routes I'll look at.
So, I'm gonna write a warrant on the phone,
and I'll write a warrant for the vehicle.
I have, we have drug paraphernalia,
we have packaging, so I'm gonna write it for--
You'll write for the bag, too?
Yeah, and the bag that was tossed inside.
Hello, is this Garrick?
Hi, Garrick, this is Officer Steiner
with the Kent Police Department.
So, we have your stolen vehicle here in Kent.
The vehicle itself is not damaged,
but there was a lot of drug paraphernalia,
specifically fentanyl paraphernalia found
throughout the vehicle.
And he has a suspended license,
and we're still working on the stolen vehicle charges.
The vehicle's gonna be towed.
The owner said he has full coverage insurance.
And a lot of times, the insurance companies
will actually total vehicles if fentanyl paraphernalia
is found inside, because of how dangerous it is.
[humming]
In Kansas, Deputy Byars conducts a routine traffic stop
on a pickup that has picked up a surprising package.
Where you guys headed to tonight?
We're gonna head home!
Oh, okay. In the neighborhood?
In the neighborhood?
Oh, I thought you were headed home.
Yeah, we are. We're headed home.
Uh, may I have you just hop out real quick, come talk to me?
- Okay. - Cool.
There's no firearms or weapons inside the vehicle, right?
- No. - Sweet.
Oh! My legs are bad, so.
- They are? Okay. - Oh, yeah!
Um, here, the problem is a lot of your story of how you,
where you were headed to and everything,
did not quite add up.
I'll have you hang out by the front bumper real quick.
Can I just have you hop out and stand by the front
of my patrol vehicle, okay?
Okay, well.
It does, you will have to get out of the vehicle, sir.
Go and stand by the front of my patrol car.
- Well, okay. - You can go ahead and hop out.
You can come up here and hang out with them real quick.
We are gonna have the K-9 run on the truck.
Based on where they are coming from,
we have a lot of narcotic activity,
especially this time of night.
Their story makes no sense on
where they're headed to and where they were coming from.
So, on that last pass on the driver's side,
he ended up giving similar behavior
before giving his indications, so.
I'm not asking you. - No.
No, I'm not asking you. I'm not taking your oxygen bag.
Do not make it a harder process.
It's not, it's not a harder process.
Okay. I... everything--
That bag was this big, full of weed.
Probably about, probably about a pound.
Scale.
Um. Here's that back for you.
Alright.
Obviously, neither of you guys are going to jail, okay?
Neither of you guys are in handcuffs;
if that wasn't apparent to you,
neither of you are going to jail, okay?
There was a digital scale in your purse, okay?
So, that scale is getting collected as evidence,
as drug paraphernalia, you're the suspect of that.
Obviously, you're the suspect of the marijuana.
Yeah.
Done this long enough, that's not personal use, okay?
I'm just gonna mark it up as possession of marijuana,
possession of drug paraphernalia.
Do you guys have any further questions for me right now?
[laughter]
- Well, that is a question! - That is a question!
Like I said, it's illegal.
- I thought it's a 50-50! - It's a 100%, zero!
I'll plead to the fifth!
You should've done that earlier, man!
Do you guys have anything else?
- Nope. I'm golden, man! Thank you.
[sirens wailing]
[tense music]
In Beaverton, a local retail store
has reported stolen merchandise.
Officer Klus has zeroed in on a suspicious vehicle
in front of the store.
I think I'm gonna be out with her.
Hi. Officer Klus, Beaverton Police Department.
Do you mind opening the door for me?
What's going on?
Ooh. [dog barking]
I just got a call from the store.
They said you walked out with a bunch of stuff.
Do you mind stepping out with me?
Okay, but I didn't do anything, sir!
I just need you to step out. [dog barking]
Duncan!
Thank you. Hey, Vega.
We have PC for both now.
It's possession, at least.
No, drugs.
[dog barking]
Remind me of your name.
I stopped you here, like a year ago, probably.
- Erica. - Erica?
Mm-hmm.
Where can we secure this dog?
Let me hold it, sir.
- He just wants me to hold him. - Okay.
[dog barking] Dunkie! Stop it. No!
- What's in here? - Nothing.
- I can see drug paraphernalia in your front seat,
I know it's likely a misdemeanor amount, okay?
Dunkie, please.
What's your buddy's name?
You don't know your boyfriend's name?
In the front seat of the car, you don't know his name?
Hey, Vega. Will you just, do you wanna just put him in the car,
so you can sit with her, while I search this?
You love him, and you don't know his name?!
Huh! I know what this is.
Ooh, okay. Now you're under arrest, okay?
Do you agree this is a tag remover?
Mm-hmm.
You wanna sit on that curb right there for me?
I'll keep track of all your money and stuff.
She's known to me from a bunch of shoplifts.
Oh gosh!
And she's involved in a robbery in Tigard,
which is what her warrant's for now.
She opened the door, denied the theft,
but then with multiple meth pipes in the front seat.
Oh no!
I just found probably 20 IDs.
This is pretty common, where when they have like,
a social security card, they'll make profiles.
So this car's full of stolen stuff.
Like, this whole bag is just, like 20 pounds of makeup.
Pick your dog up, put it in the back
of your car with your boyfriend.
[dog barking] Stop!
No words, please!
[handcuffs clicking]
You got like, a whole bag of meth pipes.
She's got a couple of scales,
overall we probably have at least 40!
Oregon and Washington licenses,
as well as Social Security cards.
[dog barking]
Hey, I have contact!
Coming up.
Let me see your hands! Stop!
Police seize the darndest things.
Why you got a Tamagotchi?
[gavel]
[tense music]
While this next suspect in Richmond County appears
to be in the middle of moving,
his suspicious driving could move him right
to the back of a squad car.
I'm headed back up. I'm coming up behind you.
Uh, we're gonna try to do a traffic stop on a stolen vehicle
that just hit on our Flock cameras.
It's gonna be a U-Haul.
Um...
I'm trying to catch up to the deputy now.
[dramatic music]
[police siren]
Hands!
Let me see your hands! Put 'em out the window!
Take your right hand, open the door!
With your right hand, open the door! Step out!
Face the other way! Face the other way!
Walk backwards towards me!
Keep walking. Keep walking.
Face that way. Keep walking.
- Stop. - Stop!
[handcuffs clicking]
Is there anyone in there?
Just you?
Okay.
Stand right here.
You ain't got nothing on you, no weapons?
- No, sir. - Okay.
[tense music]
Alright, have a seat for me.
Alright, so, you're in possession of a stolen vehicle.
- Really? - Yup.
This vehicle's been reported stolen.
I didn't know that.
That's theft by receiving stolen property.
Is that like, a felony, or anything?
It's a felony.
- It is? - It is.
Where did you get the vehicle from?
Um, from a friend.
A friend? Does this friend have a name?
I just know, I just know Montell.
- Okay. - Yes, sir.
Okay, um. Did you know it was stolen?
You didn't?
- In the U-Haul? - Yes, sir.
- Okay. So do me a favor, slide yourself in, okay?
Um, and--
Can I, could, could you get my phone out the car,
and I could call my girlfriend?
Just hang tight, okay?
Let us finish what we're doing. Just hang tight. Alright?
So, this stolen vehicle hit our camera system
on one of our major highways,
so we initiated a traffic stop,
due to the vehicle being stolen.
He'll be going to jail tonight for theft
by receiving stolen property.
There's no additional charges, right?
There's no, no drugs were found? No obstruction?
Felony fleeing, nothing?
He didn't run. I have yet to get a 10-80.
One day. Um--
One day, young grasshopper?
One, yeah, one day, young grasshopper!
In Tallahassee, Officer McCabe responds to a trespassing call,
where the suspect has a whole bucketful of surprises.
Okay, just let's, let's get out of the road.
You can stand on the grass if you'd like.
Okay. Thank you.
What's with the bucket?
[bleep]
Just, switch with me.
King Cobra. And then I ran outside,
grabbed my stuff--
I'll be, I'll be right back with you.
Sit down to count my money, make sure I had enough.
[man continues to mumble] MCCABE: 7-East-99
What's the, did they put the limitations to the, like,
extradition on it, or no?
- Nationwide. - Nationwide?
Are you surprised?
Well, our individual has a warrant for his arrest.
So right now, he's not free to leave, apparently.
Relax. Hold on.
You will be sitting down, but right now,
we're gonna be placing you in handcuffs.
I'll explain in a second, buddy.
You got a warrant out of Gatson.
Did you know you had a warrant?
Okay.
- Okay. - Yeah.
Get in the car.
Is this Edward from Twilight?
[indistinct chatter]
Okay!
[curious music]
We'll uh--
We'll impound it at the station for you, okay?
- TPD. - The Police Department.
- Yeah! - Yeah, we'll hold it for you.
No, you just come pick it up.
You just go to the station,
give 'em your name and they'll give it back to you.
I will, I'll uh--
I'll impound it...
I gotcha, how about this?
I'll impound it at the station for you--
Yeah.
I don't want anything to do with it!
You can't have Jimmy, Jimmy's gonna have to go to the station!
Alright, he'll be safe at the station.
[police siren] Running a stop sign.
Coming up. Cash, guns, and more seizures.
So these were the two knives he was throwing.
[screaming]
[gavel]
In Richmond, Deputy Hoskins has spotted a tint violation.
But it's what's behind the tint
that's going to turn this traffic stop
into something else entirely.
Vehicle in front of me [police siren]
That has, appears to have a tint violation.
So, we're gonna pull him over
and make contact with the driver.
Hey, how are you doing, sir? My name's Deputy Hoskins,
Richmond County Sheriff's Office.
- How you doing? - Alright, Mr. [bleep].
Reason I pulled you over is, uh,
your window tint is extremely dark!
In the state of Georgia, it's 32%.
Uh, I don't think my tint's so dark, you can check it, though.
- No, I absolutely will. - Alright.
Alright. The other thing is,
when's the last time yourself
or anyone else had marijuana in the motor vehicle?
- Never. - Never?
- Not today, not that I know of. - Not today?
Never, or not today?
Not today, not that I know of, sir.
Okay. Alright.
Cause I do smell raw marijuana coming
from inside the motor vehicle, okay?
So I'm gonna ask you to do me a favor,
go ahead and step out on the driver's side.
- Where you want me to stand? - Come back here.
[tense music]
[panting]
[taser zapping]
[grunting]
[indistinct]
Let me see your hands!
[crying out]
Stop! Put your hands behind your back!
- Can I get up? - Nope!
One adult male detained, you can clear the net.
Alright, go ahead and walk this time.
That just about damn killed me.
Why would I do that? [suspect chuckles]
You got warrants?
He uh, wanted to flee on foot.
Um, he started running towards the woodline.
I have not had a chance to search the vehicle.
He's a bigger dude. Hey!
Oh no! Come on, now! Hold him!
Yup!
Yup! Ohh, brother!
That's trafficking, my man!
- That wasn't... - Yeah, oh yeah!
Of meth, marijuana and cocaine. Alright?
In Flagler County, Florida,
officers are closing in on a suspected shoplifting ring,
hoping to seize a treasure trove of stolen goods.
There's a vehicle that was involved in some,
a felony amount of items being stolen from Target.
Sheriff is over, just past Ross, in his unmarked vehicle,
and we have Detective Malta to your right,
at the McDonald's parking lot, there.
There's just way too many people out here,
this is not good for anybody, safety-wise,
so our goal is to take them down before they can get too mobile.
[dramatic music]
[car engine revving]
[police siren]
Driver! Driver! Get your hands up!
- Walk back towards me! - Oh, oh, okay, okay.
Make sure the car's in park.
There's a giant plastic bag, full of brand new razors.
Who are you here with?
Hey, there was a guy that walked out of Ulta,
Hispanic male that started walking this way.
Alright.
Quickly stopped, got on his phone
- and started walking that way. - I'll try to find him.
I don't know if he's got anything to do with it or not,
just very suspicious.
Hello.
- Excuse me, sir? - Yes, sir?
How are you doing?
Can you take your hands out of your pockets?
Can you walk outside with me real quick? Thank you.
India 6-10, 10-12 pinch penny.
Talk to me real quick.
Where did you just come from down there?
Where?
Right.
Where are you from?
You're from Miami.
You're in Palm Coast.
With a person who is suspected of committing crimes,
who he's telling me that yes,
that gentleman down there standing with the deputy
is the one that was with me.
Go ahead and turn around, put your hands behind your back.
Okay.
You're clearly involved in whatever
that gentleman is doing down there,
so before we go any further, I'm just gonna go ahead
and place you in handcuffs. You are lawfully detained right now.
A little bag of meth in the center console.
Wow! Look at that!
[indistinct radio chatter]
Alright.
A treasure trove of razors!
And sinks! And faucets!
[indistinct radio chatter]
That's ridiculous.
There's like $1,190 worth of razors from Target.
Should find something.
It's the price.
Both occupants are gonna go to jail for meth possession
for the passenger, and resisting for walking away
from us when we made the stop. And obstruction.
Driver is gonna go for the thefts from Target,
four days ago, and the possession of meth also.
We're gonna take all the property,
put it in evidence for safe keeping for now,
until we can nail down where they came from.
With the amount of things,
it's obviously, probably not one store only,
so they've hit multiple stores today,
we just don't know if it's north of us,
south of us, anything like that.
Right now, we're in the slow-moving phase
of trying to figure out the next steps and stuff like that,
so hopefully, we'll have more shortly and we'll go from there.
Alrighty.
Coming up, officers find plenty to seize.
Oh, amphetamine.
No matter how well suspects try to hide them.
That's why you check both sides of credit cards,
cause this thing had some cocaine inside of it.
Where'd this come from?
[gavel]
[police siren]
In King County, a disturbance outside a local daycare
has Deputy Seeley racing to the scene.
It sounds like he's got him,
and the guy's compliant, he's just waiting
for more cars to be safe.
[sirens blaring]
Because you had a knife,
and you were throwing the knife at an object.
Okay, so why can't I do that?
Because you're doing it right next to a daycare.
Okay. Were you throwing knives at the dumpster?
- No! - No, you weren't?
I did not throw knives at the dumpster.
Did you have a knife?
After kind of talking with him,
I don't think at this point we have a crime.
However, he does have a City of Seattle warrant.
This is the second time we've dealt with him today.
So we're gonna see if maybe we can get him down
to King County Jail for the night,
where he can maybe sober up, get offered some resources,
so he's not here in the city of Burien
throwing a knife at a dumpster, next to a daycare.
We aren't saying you're a bad guy!
This is, this is, this is the second time
that we've talked to you today.
I don't know, I came here to be away from you guys!
I did everything!
Stop yelling.
[screaming]
- Why are we yelling? - Father!
This is why we're gonna book you into jail today.
Jesus!
- Ah - Stand up!
- Come on buddy! - Come on, stand up!
- Please! - Turn around, face the car.
You got any other weapons on you?
This is how you're gonna get the help you need.
I don't need this kind of help, I'm not on drugs.
I didn't say you were on drugs. [indistinct]
[indistinct screaming] This is your last warning.
God!
Stop yelling, stop tensing up,
or you're going on the ground. This is your last warning.
I love you all!
- And you can't let this? - Put your foot on the ground.
[indistinct] Does not need to be in cuffs!
Okay, going to the ground.
Lucifer! Help her!
- I gave you the warning. - Ow!
- Stop. - In the name of Jesus!
What's the best way to get you to stand up, roll here?
- For all of you! - Okay, let's go.
- In Jesus' name!
[sigh]
um, so these were the two knives that he was throwing
at the dumpster, prior to our arrival.
Obviously, these are big, they're actually pretty dull,
which is a good benefit for us.
But, obviously to the public,
that would be very concerning to see some guy yelling about God,
Lucifer and salvation, and throwing knives,
who knows what he's gonna do?
So, we'll take these for safe keeping,
they're gonna go with us.
And he's gonna go to jail tonight for his warrant.
A devastating storm in Richmond County
has forced a city-wide curfew.
And Deputy Hoskins is on the hunt for curfew breakers,
who could be breaking other laws while they're out.
There's a large group walking in the roadway
with backpacks on, they look suspicious.
[dramatic music]
They all scattered.
What are you doing? Stop!
What are you out here doing?
Ow!
Then why'd you run into the bushes and hide?
Y'all out here breaking into cars, huh?
Nah? What were you doing, then?
Then what were you breaking into?
[bleep]
411, dispatch, show me out at Walden and Trapp
with suspicious individuals.
I'll have one detained right now, adult female.
- Ah! - Will you stop walking around?
This ain't playtime!
You are under arrest right now.
You got marijuana on you still?
Probably? That's what I thought.
Where's the weed at?
Can you reach it? Thank you.
Where'd this come from?
Y'all didn't find it on the ground!
Cause, this ain't my first rodeo!
I got, she's of age,
she's not a juvenile.
I was gonna write her the citation
for the curfew violation,
does that sound fair?
So I'm gonna cut you loose with a ticket.
But if I take you out of those cuffs,
you gonna take off again?
And you didn't have anything on you to support
that you were breaking into cars,
but I'm sure one of these young men
that took off with the backpack on probably does.
So that's why you're just catching a citation tonight,
instead of a felony.
I will go back and start looking for your shoes.
Did you lose them when you went through that fence?
Aight.
RADIO: 10-49.
[tense music]
Did you drop anything else out there?
You sure? These aren't yours?
You wouldn't know if they're yours or not?
You were with another girl?
Well, what if I told you I found them exactly
where you were laying?
What about your little speaker thing?
Did y'all snatch it out of a business?
Huh?
You didn't find it!
You didn't find it, that's alright.
You're free to go.
It's undamaged, brand new,
still in the packaging.
I'll check our computer,
see if any of the local businesses got hit.
[gavel]
Deputy Hoskins and Boyd never know what they're going to find
on a warrant stop.
But sometimes it's where they find it
that will be the most surprising.
Deputy Boyd found the vehicle
that the individual has been travelling in.
So he has eyes on that vehicle right now,
and we are going to go back him up
and try to take this individual into custody.
[police siren]
[bleep]
[police siren]
Get out of the car with your hands up!
[unintelligible] Hey, on contact!
Get out of the vehicle! Get out of the vehicle!
Get on the ground! Get on the ground!
Got handcuffs.
You got a warrant, homie.
You got ID on you, man?
What's your name?
Your vehicle matches the description
of a vehicle we were looking for.
We're gonna verify that it's not you,
and then we'll get on.
We had a car that matched your description,
the person that's driving this vehicle is wanted
for some violent felonies.
Y'all pulled up back then, so where I can't see y'all's tag.
And when y'all got here, neither one of y'all got out of the car.
So, that just raised our suspicion level,
it's matching the tags, so--
- His hair description. - Yeah.
Even looks like the guy. I could show you the picture,
and you'd be like, "Oh, so they look very similar."
Did you get a picture, did you get a picture of him?
Okay.
Because you matched the description
of an individual we're looking for.
Oh, you're going to jail anyways,
you got three active felony warrants.
- What? - Yeah, he's finna go.
Yeah. Damn, man!
It was not the individual we were looking for.
However, he had three felony warrants,
so he is gonna go to jail tonight for those warrants.
Spread your feet open. Spread your feet open.
Hold up, hold up. What's that in between your legs, bro?
Yeah, what is it? I feel it, bro.
what is it between your legs, bro?
Better be honest with me now!
What do you have between your le--
you feel it right there?
What is that?
Looks like I got powder cocaine.
I found some illegal substances,
so I'm gonna go check the whole vehicle now.
Hey, firearm!
It's a .22.
So now I'mma test this one,
I don't know what it could possibly be just yet.
I believe it might be fentanyl.
Well, we found a .22 AR-15 in the back,
so I'll go ahead
and check it for serial number
and see who this belongs to.
Hey, so you see, that's a positive test for fentanyl.
Yeah. Yeah, it's got the peach color.
Mm-hmm.
So I just tested three different baggies for drugs.
Two of them were cocaine and one was fentanyl.
Where you getting that stuff at?
Okay. You are gonna be booked under those charges there
for possession of cocaine with intent
and possession of fentanyl.
Bet.
He got a felony.
- Appreciate it! - No, thank you!
In Beaverton, Oregon,
a local convenience store has reported a case of beer stolen.
Officer Cochrane responds to a possible suspect,
who just might need her help more than he needs the beer.
Hi.
Hi, there.
I'm Officer Cochrane.
Did you just steal those?
Yeah? Why?
Like, do we not have a way of paying, or what?
I don't.
Okay, okay. I need you to come out here
and take a seat on the,
whatever this is.
You might as well grab the beer.
Go ahead and take a seat. Thanks for being cool.
[unintelligible]
Yeah?
No, I haven't gotten there. Yeah, that'd be great.
Cool.
Are we living on the street,
or are we just stealing for fun?
You are? Okay.
Is this a normal thing for you?
It's...
- it's not unheard of. - Okay.
- In all aspects, not at all. - Okay.
It's not something I like to do,
and it's not something I would do if I had money.
Yeah. Where are you staying?
[unintelligible]
Are you staying sober besides the alcohol?
- No. - No? Okay.
Have you tried to get treatment for it?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
I didn't really try, though.
Are you interested in trying?
Yeah.
- Alright, just hang out here, okay?
Hey. So, camera sees him,
literally pulled it up, walked through the door--
And he admitted everything.
Perfect. It's like 15 bucks.
Management says, I can take it back if you want.
I can bring it back, too. I'm almost done with this.
He wants help, he wants to get clean.
He's tired of--
Okay, that's what we were just chatting about.
There are people that actually want to help people
just like you.
People that have hit rock bottom, that are addicts.
But you've gotta take that next step,
we can't force you to do it,
we just want you to do it, to encourage you to do it.
- Alright? - Take care of yourself, Perry.
Good luck, Perry!
I assumed he either just stopped using drugs,
or he still did,
cause his arm was covered
in sores and scratches.
So if he just takes the next steps, and he contacts them,
he might be able to start getting the help he wants.
[gavel]
In Wilmington, Officer Early has been called in
to a suspected DUI stop.
But what he's about to find is a car full of secrets.
I'll just walk up there! [laughter]
There you go.
Okay. Her eyes are super glossy.
That's like, far, isn't it?
And she came from [indistinct]
Alright, I'll go talk to her.
Hey ma'am, how are you? I'm Officer Early.
Hey, you're not in any trouble.
Would you mind stepping out with me real quick?
- Yeah. - Thank you so much.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
Yup.
- Can you grab that, Merritt? - Yeah.
Any reason you didn't tell my partner
you had a gun right there?
Okay.
Alrighty.
Another one?
You wanna turn around for me real quick?
Put your hands behind your back,
you're just being detained right now,
- you're not under arrest, okay? - Okay.
Go ahead and step back to the back of your car for me.
Hang tight with my partner there.
I don't think she's impaired,
I think she's very, very, very, very tired.
- Where was that gun at? - Door pocket.
Do that if you want.
You were supposed to be writing this stuff, I'd rather do that!
Not right now.
I'll check some of these bags right here.
You got...
There you go.
Oh, there's a bunch in here, just loose in her purse.
God, this stop's getting longer and longer.
Oh, amphetamine. Adderalls. Uh-oh.
I'm prescribed Adderall.
Ma'am. So you picked up five different people's
Suboxone prescriptions?
Okay.
That's definitely not allowed!
That's not how you do it, or is it legal.
Something's a little off here.
I swear to God, I left this morning to get this--
[blubbering]
So you went up to Raleigh to pick medicine up.
Yes. And then you came down two hours to Wilmington,
but you just told me you were going...
To Raleigh.
Yeah.
It's gonna be possession with intent to sell
for felony controlled substances, so.
And we'll confirm the identification
of all these controlled substances,
and she's obviously also being charged with a gun,
as we saw when I opened the door,
she had that concealed and failed to advise us of that,
and she looks like was charged last year
for carrying a concealed gun.
So obviously not her first time with that either.
Officer Kaeser might think he's seen and seized it all.
[police siren] He would be wrong.
[walkie-talkie beep] It's slow to stop.
Off Randall.
Hello. Officer Kayser, Wilmington Police Department.
A bunch of reasons I'm pulling you over. So, suspended license.
- Yes. Okay, real quick-- - Tint cover.
- What's that for?
- It's probably, it's got.
You're obviously trying to dip out, the way you're driving,
you went across three lanes of traffic,
you were going really fast.
Alright, any drugs in the car?
That's it? Okay, that's fine.
That's fine. Just hang out over there for me, please.
Alright.
Um, see I'm gonna search the car.
I see there's shotgun shells and stuff like that,
you said you turned in all your guns?
Of course, guy gets charged, it's on deck. You never know.
That's why you check both sides of credit cards,
cause this thing had some cocaine inside of it.
You can hide these things everywhere.
And it could, it could be like, filled with coke,
but you just roll it up, and you can tuck these anywhere.
Really, really hard to find stuff like this.
Check every nook and cranny.
Put your hands behind your back for me, please.
305, one detained.
[indistinct radio chatter]
So how much have you drank, then?
Alright, anything else in the car I need to know about?
Why you got a Tamagotchi?
Man!
This is the most random [bleep] inside here.
- What? - Go ahead.
Aaah!
Yeah, just trust me, we've seen our fair share of toys.
Ohh!
Yeah, I used it last night,
and I threw it over and then I packed it today.
[grunting]
[laughter]
Oh my God!
We got a Rambo bandolier. Are these illegal fireworks?
[laughter]
You stole a McDonald's... Brother, what is in this car?
Step one is, I admit, I have a problem.
Have you been pulled over before?
Yeah, they usually just give up halfway through searching it,
cause there's so much [bleep]. I swear to God.
[laughter] I swear!
He's a good kid.
Had a bunch of sex toys in his car, said he's moving.
Who knows? I don't judge, you know?
Come see me Charles, the Love Doctor.
If you have any questions or concerns,
I can help you with all your needs!
I got some of these, too!
[laughter]
[gavel]
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