NARRATOR: Tonight on Police 24/7.
Don't do it.
Stolen vehicles.
Put your hands outside of the window!
These suspects aren't afraid to speed.
Get back in the car.
Run.
Stop now! You're under arrest!
Or wipeout.
Ah, [bleep]!
But even the hottest wheels can't escape the law.
[crying]: The car's stolen. I stole it from my grandma.
Let me see your [bleep] hands!
♪ You can't run From the law ♪♪
In Richmond County, Deputy Hoskins is on the hunt
for a stolen car.
Luckily, he has some high-tech help on his side.
I'm trying to locate a stolen vehicle.
Right now we're utilizing FLOC,
a license plate reading software.
It uses cameras, it takes pictures, uh,
one still picture of vehicles as they pass by.
Vehicle is hitting in the area.
It's probably within a half mile of us.
Ooh! Please tell me that was my stolen vehicle.
[tense music]
[engine revving]
I think that's it.
[police sirens]
That's it, that's the stolen vehicle.
[grunts]
Hey, stop!
Go ahead and come to the back of the vehicle for me.
[police radio chatter]
[indiscernible]
It's gonna be a baby blue Grand Marquis
Alright, go ahead and turn around for me.
-What did I do? -Turn around.
[police radio chatter]
[indistinct] the car you gave me the other night, man.
I know, I know.
Hey, what the [bleep] going on?
-Hey, this is what we-- -Oh!
Alright, man--
Okay, tell Kevin.
Hey, this is investigative custody, okay?
Okay, what did I do?
Alright, the tag that's on this vehicle is reported stolen.
You remember you got me the other night and you, man.
Yes. And guess what? Now you have a new tag on it.
-Yeah. -Okay?
Yeah, I'mma show you who I just bought it from, man.
Alright, come on.
Yo, I just gave them the mother[bleep] money.
-Yep. -Man, [indistinct]
So you didn't give them... ah.
Huh? On God. Yeah.
4-11.
-On God. -Can I get another over here?
Alright, go ahead and sit on that curb.
Okay.
I'm gonna run some information.
So... hoping to get some information on him
because this tag came off of a stolen vehicle,
so we have a problem right now in Augusta of individuals
stealing vehicles and then they're just swapping tag
from stolen vehicle to stolen vehicle
to deceive law enforcement.
I know the car ain't stolen.
And the guy went to jail, he left me the [bleep] car,
the keys. The keys in there, so you see what I'm saying?
I bought that [bleep] tag from a dealer.
If I'm going to jail, it's cool.
That's him.
Hey, listen man.
-Hey, listen. -Yeah.
Real quick, is that you?
-[bleep] no that ain't me! -Yeah, it's you.
Let me see. Hey, let me see.
I'mma show you who that is.
So earlier today I responded to a vehicle out there
that had a bunch of cases of beers in the back...
in the bed of the truck.
While the lady was trying to transport them in,
this gentleman here broke in...
got into the truck and stole the 30 packs of beer.
Now you see he had another lady with him at the time,
but if you look at the vehicle, it has the same marking stamps
on it, the same as right now.
If you look at him, wearing the same exact same shirt now,
the exact same pants, the exact same shoes.
It was him grabbing the cases of beer.
I'm going to jail.
Alright, you are going to jail.
For what?
Possession of a stolen vehicle.
Possession of a stolen vehicle?
-Yep. -I stole the vehicle?
-I don't know. -Man, you can't--
You're in possession of it.
I'm stealing the [bleep] vehicle.
[incoherent swearing]
Immediately recognized him from a traffic stop
I'd done the other night with him for the same offence.
Now, the vehicle is coming back reported stolen,
which it wasn't the other night.
We've also tied this subject to a... theft from a previous call
at a convenience store that we were at.
[tense music]
NARRATOR: In Tallahasse, Sergeant Martinez
knows all the hot spots to find stolen cars
and some of the familiar faces who steal them.
There it is. Let's jump out.
[grunts]
Coming in behind you.
Turn it off!
Step out and face away.
Turn around, turn around.
Alright, step right over here for me.
You got any weapons or anything on you?
No.
I've got one detained and it looks like 576 has got one
detained.
Your ID's in here?
In the door? Alright.
That wasn't you?
Like a month ago.
No? What's your name?
Courtney what?
[beep]
I don't know what's going on, sir,
and I'm not trying to go to jail.
I don't wanna drag you in if you didn't do it.
That guy right here was reaching to the centre console.
Okay.
There's two guns?
She said he put it in her backpack.
This was in her backpack. He had one under his seat.
Okay.
So you got a business purposes only license,
which I would say driving a stolen car
is not business purpose.
So you're in violation of your restrictions on that.
But you're also driving a stolen vehicle.
No? Yes. That's why we're here.
We just arrested her for this.
For almost the exact same thing.
Oh, that's one of those magnetic--
Aww.
Ah, this is definitely cocaine.
The driver is gonna go to jail for possession of a firearm
by a Florida convicted felon and grand theft motor vehicle.
The passenger, he's also a Florida felon.
He's on probation as well for grand theft,
so he'll have a violation of probation on top of that.
-Can I get my phone, please? -I need my phone.
And then, sounds from all the drugs he had on his person
he's got quite a few charges,
well he won't be getting out for a while.
And there's our registered owner.
Alright, so we got your car.
If you wanna come take a look at the car here and...
See if there's anything missing.
Yeah, see if there's anything missing specifically,
or if there's anything left in there that didn't belong to you.
This could've been a lot worse.
I mean, I could've lost my whole car.
It could've been... completely totalled,
but luckily my car's still intact.
It is what it is.
I'm glad you guys caught the people
within the same day, couple of hours.
NARRATOR: Coming up, stolen cars on the run.
[police sirens]
Show me your [bleep] hands! Show me your [bleep] hands!
And police in a hot pursuit.
Get down!
Yes, sir, what the [bleep] going on?
I didn't do anything, sir.
NARRATOR: In Kansas, Deputy Byars is in pursuit
of a stolen Mazda.
And what he finds inside is going to make one grandma
very disappointed.
[police sirens]
[engine revving]
[tires screeching]
Show me your [bleep] hands! Show me your [bleep] hands!
Get on the [bleep] ground! Get on the ground!
Put your hands behind your back! Do it now!
[beep], man.
-Give me your hands, do it now! -I'm sorry, okay.
-Give me your hands! -Okay, yes. Yes, sir.
[bleep] [bleep]
80606, I have your driver out here at the Burger King.
-Get up! -Yes sir.
I have your driver at the car.
[police sirens in the distance] [crying]
Hold on, bud.
I love you, Grandma. I love you, that's all I have to say.
[crying]
-Walk over here, bud. -Okay.
[crying]
That's the driver. That's the driver?
Yep. You wanna change them out?
Yeah, sure.
[crying]: The car is stolen.
I stole it from my grandma.
I was able to get the driver into custody safely.
Turns out the driver's a 15-year-old kid
that just stole his grandma's car.
And it's a pretty traumatic experience for a 15-year-old
to get in a chase with law enforcement,
have guns pointed at him, um,
get thrown on the ground and such.
Pretty... pretty big night for this kid, so.
Huh, I didn't even see that when I grabbed him out.
Is that an airsoft gun? Uh... [laughter]
It's a good way to get [bleep] shot.
-You're pretty young, right? -Yes.
I'm sure you wanna live a long life?
Yes.
I'm happy you're okay and you're not hurt.
That is a good way to get shot.
He should get charged with felony fleeing and elude,
running from law enforcement.
He said that he stole the car,
so theft and then possession of stolen property.
NARRATOR: In Washington, police cameras have revealed
a stolen white Silverado.
Leading Kent PD officers on a race to cut it off.
The vehicle's coming southbound
as of like 30 seconds ago.
So there's a good chance that we can cut him off.
So we got a few of us heading that way.
If it's coming southbound, it should run into us.
[police sirens]
Come on, boys.
Here we go.
[car door beeping]
He's trying.
[tense music]
[sirens wailing]
Get down! Get down!
I have no idea what the [bleep] going on!
I'll step over and take car, you guys got hands?
Sir, I have no idea what the [bleep] going on!
-Keep your hands right there! -Yes, sir!
-You got car? -I got car.
[indistinct yelling]
Ah, yes, sir, what the [bleep] going on?
I didn't do anything, sir!
I don't understand what's going on.
Well you shouldn't try to flee from police.
-Flee? No, I was stopping! -No, no, you weren't.
I don't understand why I'm being pulled over.
-You're inside a stolen vehicle. -A stolen vehicle?
Somebody just sold me this, said I could drive it home.
The goal with the PIT is to stop the pursuit before it happens.
Um, cause them eluding and being reckless
and driving at high speeds,
especially in a big truck like this,
is very dangerous to the public.
How much did you buy the car for?
-$500, huh? -Yep.
Did you suspect the car might be stolen?
So you asked him about that?
Yeah and then he said... I don't know.
What did he say?
That doesn't look like medication.
Doctors don't prescribe you meds with foil.
Initially we were gonna book him on PSV,
but I called Seattle PD, they said that in their report
that was taken overnight they had no suspect info for me,
unfortunately.
And like, usually these people out here in stolen vehicles
know just what to say enough to where we're like,
ah, King County probably won't take it,
cause they'll just say the right things to be like,
"I didn't know it was stolen."
So initially we were gonna take you to King County Jail
for possession of a stolen vehicle.
Being honest, straight up. Uh, but...
uh, you told my buddy that there's meth inside
the container.
What we're probably gonna do is,
uh, we're gonna go test it real quick,
and then probably take you down to Kent Jail.
You're gonna get booked in on the drug possession charge,
and then, we're gonna IMV.
Our detectives will look at the PSV case,
determine if, uh, they're gonna try and charge you with it
and everything and they'll go from there.
-Let me see your hands! -Stay in the car!
NARRATOR: Coming up, perps in park.
Put your hands up!
And thieves caught on camera.
Look at this.
Oh, yeah. We need to get that tag.
[dramatic music]
NARRATOR: Sometimes a car theft suspect
has to be apprehended.
Other times, like in King County,
they just have to be woken up.
97 with the plate.
[indistinct radio chatter]
It's stolen. One passed out on the driver seat.
Um, if whoever just comes in off 26, just come eastbound,
box in from the front.
No worry 580, I'll block him in from the front.
Get boxed in well, and then...
[tense music]
We'll hang out back here.
Yeah.
You wanna do PA, Sean?
[siren wailing]
[from the PA system]: King County Sheriff's office police.
[police sirens resume]
The car stays off, stick your hands in the air.
Don't do it!
Any attempts, you'll get additional charges.
You're not gonna go, you're boxed in.
Thank you. Keep both hands in the air.
Stay right there until I tell you to do otherwise.
Unlock this door.
[dramatic music]
[radio]: We're taking one into custody from here.
Okay, you got any weapons on you?
No? Okay. We're just gonna bring you back here.
Okay, needles, knives, guns, anything on you at all?
Okay. You can sit down right here.
Right now we're contacting you because you were out here
passed out in this car and we ran the license plate,
it came back stolen.
Is this your car?
My friend let me borrow it.
Okay, how long have you had the car for?
Uh... couple of hours. But...
I... he let me borrow it earlier.
Okay. What's your friend's name?
Fiji. Fiji?
Okay. Does Fiji have a last name?
I don't know his last name, I just know him by Fiji.
How did you start the car?
I have a thing with like, a key.
Oh, you have a key? Where's the key at?
Uh...
-With a flathead screwdriver? -With a flathead? Okay.
Okay. So you knew it was a stolen car then?
I know I shouldn't have been in it. I'm sorry.
Okay. You knew it was stolen, right?
-Okay. -Okay.
[over the radio]: She's 10-62 with Seattle PD
for possession of a stolen vehicle.
And she's got a felony warrant for possession
of a stolen vehicle.
Okay, stand up. Uber 911's arrived.
Cases like this for possession of a stolen motor vehicle,
prosecutors like pictures of like the damaged ignition
cause normal people don't drive around
with an ignition hanging out of their, steering column, so.
It's a good way to show that a reasonable person
should've known this car was stolen.
[radio chatter]
NARRATOR: This next case in Tallahassee
is a perfect example of why your mother told you,
never accept a ride from a stranger.
Hmm, if I was a stolen vehicle, where would I go?
What if we look at the Walmart?
Oh, does she have the same idea I do?
Walmart.
[engine revving]
We've got it.
[police sirens]
I'm trying.
We got it.
[indistinct yelling]
Driver! Tallahassee police!
Put your hands up!
Down the window! Put your hands outside of the window!
Let me see your hands!
Stay in the car! Hands out of the vehicle!
Hands!
I got hands on this side. Do you have anything on that side?
I... I can see hands.
Passenger, step out of the vehicle!
Hey, if you move again, you might be shot, you hear me?
Turn away from me!
-Back up, slowly! -Back up towards me!
I got him, I got him.
Come towards me, come towards me, come towards me.
Stay right there.
Back up.
Moving up, guys.
Who wants to come in with me? Do you wanna come in?
They're wearing, like, pajamas.
One of them had gray, I just don't remember which one it was.
One pink bonnet, one cheetah bonnet.
We literally saw them, they let them out right here
and walked inside.
Hey, put some gloves on, make that gun safe.
Yeah.
So this one was found in the trunk
and then this one was found in the, um,
that third row passenger side.
Okay.
You weren't a minor.
Alright, go ahead, pop in there.
Um, what's going on?
So what's going on is that vehicle is stolen, okay?
Do you know any of those people inside that car?
No, these people, I paid for a ride.
-I paid the boy in the white. -Mm-hmm.
I paid him for a ride. He's in a FAMU homecoming,
um, you know, rides thingy and they said, you know,
hey, like, doing rides.
Okay. Did they ever tell you their names
or anything like that?
I know him as Jug.
Jug?
I don't know if that's his real name. Jug.
And is that the driver or the passenger?
-The driver. -Okay, watch your tail.
Yours is in the cheetah bonnet.
-Yes. -Okay.
-I already let her go. -Oh, you did?
-Yep. -What did she tell you, though?
She literally said, "I have absolutely no idea
why you're here."
-They picked her up-- -Okay, so she talked to me.
She's saying, "I literally just paid for a ride."
And I don't think that they're deceptive in any way.
I'm okay with letting her go if that's the case, just--
I'm running her right now, but--
Run her and get her information. She's gonna be mentioned
in the report, let her know that.
Um, but, the other two are 100% going.
[handcuffs clicking]
Girl, don't take rides from people you don't know
if they're not an actual ride-share app.
Um, yeah, as long as you--
Hey, can you tell me the case number?
Yeah, no, don't, don't go on a group chat and ask people,
or if people are offering.
Say, "Actually, you know what? I think I'm just gonna take
that Uber ride." [laughing]
And let's go see if you guys can go get your...
[laughter] air mattress.
[narrrator]: Coming up.
Suspects on the run.
Stop now! You're under arrest!
Walk towards my partners, right here.
And more perps in cuffs.
NARRATOR: For Deputy Rivera, finding the stolen car
is the easy part of this next case.
Finding the suspect is going to require some leg work.
[tense music]
I [bleep] found it, I think.
In the Popeyes, um...
That has to be it.
Get back in the car. Get back in the car now!
Save someone a 32 vehicle. I've got one running.
[dramatic music]
Six, put me out, we're running behind Popeyes.
Harry and Seneca.
Stop, now! You're under arrest!
[dramatic music]
[panting]
[taser sound]
Taser deployed. Lost sight.
In the alley right behind Popeyes.
I can't go over there in case he has a firearm.
[panting]
[distant police sirens]
Alright, let's just go back to the car
so we can get a perimeter set up.
If someone could patrol all west of Harry.
It's a Black male, black sweatpants, tan hoodie.
He should still be walking west. There's a White fe.
She went north. Unknown if there were any other passengers.
I was following the guy that was running,
so I'll be on the way to you guys to identify.
The guy that ran from me, he came running directly over here,
hid behind like, that shop and then just kept running.
Okay.
So he could be anywhere.
I don't know where he went. I just saw him run somewhere.
No, I didn't run over here. I walked.
Did he give you all his information
and his little friends too?
-Will is the, um-- -Black male.
Black guy with a kid, that's his son.
Liz is the girl that ran.
She had the car.
He's autistic, so he didn't...
He was very confused as to what was going on.
And he got scared.
Okay.
At this point, there were five passengers in the vehicle.
Black male. White female driver, White male. And a Black male
who was the father of the juvenile Black male.
We're about to cut this guy loose here.
He was a passenger, had no idea.
You're good to go, Nathan. We appreciate you.
[tense music]
No one was arrested, but we still have the initial report
of when it was stolen, witnesses,
we have camera footage of all the individuals
who were in the vehicle.
I got a piece of advice a long time ago in field training
and that was, "You win some, you lose some."
So I have to let it go
and hope that, through further investigation,
we find out who he is and catch him later.
NARRATOR: In King County, Washington,
Deputy McNulty has located a stolen vehicle
in a local parking lot.
The only thing missing is the suspect.
[door closing]
Let's see if it's stolen.
Oh, shockingly it's stolen.
[radio beeping] [indistinct] it's unoccupied.
[cell phone ringing]
'Sup?
Yeah, that's what I was gonna ask,
cause I think it's, it's parked somewhere,
it doesn't look like it's dumped, I think someone might...
be coming back to it.
Dan's back here with me now, so.
We'll give it a little bit of time.
Okay. Thank you.
So if we have to go in, why don't you go from behind,
-I'll go from the front? -Okay.
Alright, go for it.
[engine revving]
[dramatic music]
[radio chatter]
Let me see your hands and step out of the car!
[intense music]
Driver, step out of the car!
Walk towards my partner, right here.
Yeah, right here.
Keep your hands in the air.
Passenger, step out!
Uh, you gonna take him?
Yeah. Come here. Come here, hands up.
Walk over here. Keep the hands up, come here.
Keep coming.
-Okay, stop. -No problem.
Got any weapons on you or anything?
-Uh, no, sir. -Okay.
Just right now you're being detained, okay?
Nora 58, you can open the air, we have two detained.
Alright, just walk over here.
You can sit down right on that, okay?
Do you have an ID in that wallet at all?
Yes, I do.
Uh, can you run this?
Can you run that? Sweet.
-It's Spirit? -Yes, sir.
Okay, what are you doing here today, Spirit?
Um, I needed to get to Fred Meyer to get some stuff
from the store.
Okay. Who is, who is she?
She... just a friend.
Friend? Do you know her name?
Um... Tati.
Tati? How long have you known her for?
Um, just... couple of years.
Just on and off.
Okay. Is this her car?
Um... I have no idea.
-You have no idea? -No.
Have you ever seen her driving this car before?
Uh, no, I have not.
No? This is the first time you've seen her in the car?
Yeah, it's, it's been a while since I've seen her.
-Okay. -Yeah.
Okay. Did you think it was weird when she picked you up
in the car and, you know, it's missing a bumper,
it's got no license plates, the ignition's all messed up?
She said she just purchased it?
He has a 61 for DV.
Do you know you have a warrant, man?
I do.
So here's the thing, that's a stolen car.
Who is he to you?
Okay.
The driver ended up having a bunch of warrants,
same with the passenger.
Um, but the driver ended up getting booked on possession
of stolen motor vehicle for being in possession of the car
and then the passenger is going to jail for the warrants
that he had.
It makes me feel good cause lots of times
when we find stolen vehicles, they're just dumped somewhere
there's not people in them.
And there's not too much we can do, so it's always great
when you find people in the car and actually arrest them,
take them to jail so they're not just gonna go victimize
someone else.
They're actually gonna get off the streets and hopefully get
some sort of punishment for it.
NARRATOR: Most people go to the car dealership to buy a car.
In Tallahassee, one suspect has a very different idea.
So right now we're headed to a Kia dealership.
There's apparently somebody breaking into cars right now.
So we're gonna try and block all the entrances
and keep them from being able to drive a vehicle out.
[over radio]: Copy, I see multiple cameras
on the west side and some on the east side of the building.
[door closing]
He said the four door but I don't know which one.
[distant yelling]
[intense music]
[radio chatter]
You're in the crossfire, get back!
Open the door!
-Hey, we see-- -Step out of the vehicle now!
Jacob, start giving orders.
Let me see your hands!
-Hands up! -Hands up!
Turn around.
Put your hands on your head.
Turn around.
Do you have anybody else with you?
Okay, very good.
You ever have a Florida ID or license before?
Okay.
Anything on you we haven't found yet?
No.
Alright, go ahead and sit in the car.
Okay.
We have a lot of problems with the dealerships around town
where people try to go just check door handles.
Just like the apartment complexes.
So now he's gonna take a trip to the jail.
[police siren]
NARRATOR: In Richmond County, Georgia,
a car has been reported stolen
from a local gas station.
Trying to hurry up. Get there,
get the suspect information...
and get vehicle information
cause here locally, we have cameras that can tell us
where the car is.
We just have to get there in time enough to catch it.
Hello, did you call?
What's going on?
Okay, you got your tag number?
Okay. Alright.
Alright, let me go see if they can let me see it.
Are y'all able to pull up the cameras?
Okay. Gotcha. Thank you.
-No problem. -Thank you, sir.
Ooh! There it goes.
Aah. Look at this. Look at this.
Ooh, yeah.
We need to get that tag.
If we can that tag number.
[bleep]
Oh, C-30 to all those units out there,
be advised the driver is gonna be a Black male.
He has on a black hoodie, black and white Adidas shorts
with flip flops and white socks.
That is what I needed to see.
[over radio]: He's on Idlewild Drive, Idlewild Drive.
Sounds like they got the car.
Mr... Mr. [bleep].
So... I got good news for you.
They got the car.
They're currently in a foot chase with the driver.
-But they do have your car. -Okay.
Hi, can you take him to, um, the car?
Yep.
Trust me I'm gonna do everything in my power
-to get you your stuff back. -Alright.
[radio beeps]
C-30 dispatch myself and 207.
Changing locations from 3011 Washington Road,
to the vehicle location.
The driver said that he was pulling into the gas station
to get gas. He never made it that far.
So I'm guessing when they decided they wanted to run
from the police, the gas hand said nope.
If you're gonna steal a car, make sure it has gas.
Did he crash?
[laughter]
I guess I'll go ahead and do the recovery.
Is it damaged?
Wow!
There's nobody injured and the vehicle has minimal damage.
I call that a, a blessing.
[dogs barking]
Don't touch it just yet.
We're gonna try to get some fingerprints off of it.
Look at that. [sighs]
Wow.
Yeah.
Now we go do some research and find out who stole the Jeep
and put them where they belong, in a jail cell.
NARRATOR: Back in Richmond County,
Deputy Singh's pursuit of a stolen car
is about to take him across state lines
and off the road.
We're gonna see if we can locate the suspect
at the pilot here.
In a white Mercedes C250.
It's gonna be a White male.
Alright, we're gonna... we're gonna sit
and watch to see if our car and subject come.
[radio beeping] 4-14, 4-12.
[tense music]
[engine revving]
[tires screeching]
[police siren]
4-14 dispatch. Trying to get that vehicle pulled over.
[police radio chatter]
We're gonna be 10-80.
He's getting on I-20.
Just disregarded a red light. Look left.
[police sirens]
[tires screeching]
Ah, [bleep]
[door closing]
Dispatch, I got one running.
[police sirens in the distance]
[panting]
Go, go, go, go.
[panting continues]
Hey, he's back on the road. It's a white Mercedes.
He went out on the dirt road.
Down there. He went off, he went right down that dirt road.
-Okay. -He went down and right.
He's still in the car. He's still in the car.
He's gonna get back out. He's gotta be down there.
I observed the vehicle. I was able to light it up.
He didn't yield to my lights, got on I-20,
came into South Carolina, we continued the pursuit.
We were able to notify Aiken County and Edgefield County.
They all came out.
Yeah, he's got a whole slew of charges.
He's got warrants out here so they're familiar with this area.
They got the drone up, so hopefully we can apprehend
this guy and get him off the street cause he's obviously
a problem.
So we were able to locate the vehicle right here.
It's still intact. It was unoccupied. Subject fled on foot
We weren't able to locate him,
he's probably gone at this point.
But we got the vehicle back,
victim was notified of her vehicle.
Aiken County's got their K-9 and, uh, drones up.
No one's hurt, so that's a good thing.
Hopefully, we can get the subject another day
and on to the next call.
[police sirens in the distance]
NARRATOR: In King County, it doesn't matter
if it's four wheels or two.
If you steal it, Detective McCreary is probably
going to find you.
We just spotted a motorcycle with the plate bent up
coming out of that parking lot.
More likely than not, it's probably a stolen motorcycle.
[motorcycle engine revving]
[tires screeching]
Oh [bleep]!
[indistinct yelling] [bleep]
Hands! Don't [bleep] move!
That was [bleep] smart, wasn't it?
Real [bleep] smart.
[indistinct chatter]
[indistinct radio]
Yeah.
We've got one detained.
Good job, beautiful.
[unintelligible]
Ready? One, two, three.
[grunting] There we go.
Let's go.
[indistinct radio chatter]
You just ran from us, I'm assuming
your leg's just fine.
Let's go.
Sit right here.
[police chatter on the radio]
Not very good around a motorcycle, are you?
[laughing]
Where'd you get the bike?
Oh, you do have a gun on you?
Okay. Thanks for letting us know.
Right there in the bottom.
Where?
Right in the bottom. Right there.
Okay. [indistinct]
I-- I don't.
I just want to be honest with you.
-Thanks, man. -Hmm mm.
Any other guns?
-No. -Okay.
'Cause you were clearly taking off.
Yeah, I was trying, I'm not gonna lie.
-Why? -'Cause I was scared
and didn't wanna go to jail, you know?
For what?
For s... the motorcycle.
-It's stolen? -Yeah.
-Did you steal it? -No. but I--
-But you knew it was stolen? -Yeah, I bought it
from somebody last night.
Looks like the guy had a 9mm Taurus on him.
Um, which he said it was in his pocket, so.
Uh, it was loaded with one in the chamber, so.
No serial number on the outside,
I think it's under the sight.
So we'll have to get that off later to check
to see if it's stolen or not.
No, we were gonna check you out
and then you decided to take off.
Oh, okay.
We were just gonna have a chit-chat.
[indistinct]
No, but we saw you ride like [bleep],
so we were like it's only a matter of time
-before he dumps it. -I got put on a...
And then you dumped it.
Do you mind running him?
-Yeah. -Thanks.
[laughter] You're done? Okay.
I'm assuming you've been arrested before?
-Not for stolen. -Not for a stolen car? Okay.
Alright, stay in the back I'll fingerprint you, okay?
He said he's done with motorcycles.
I... I would be too.
It's easier to run in a car?
-No, no, no. -[laughter]
Ah, [bleep], where'd your finger go?
Uh...
You shot yourself?
Not a very smart guy, are you?
[laughter]
Alright, right hand first. This one.
[radio chatter]
I mean, he's pretty chill. Tell us that...
he knew the motorcycle was stolen,
he knew he had the gun.
So we'll try and make sure we got the right guy, um,
see whether or not he's allowed to legally own
or possess a firearm.
And we'll go from there.
Do the FBI numbers match?
I mean, that's him.
[phone ringing]
Yeah, his previous warrants here are for, um,
unlawful possession of a firearm again,
uh, DUI, assault,
he's got assault two conviction,
which is generally an assault with a firearm.
Yeah, yeah, we got him.
Okay, man, so right now you're under arrest
for possession of a stolen vehicle,
unlawful possession of a firearm
and then also you got a felony warrant
for, uh, unlawful possession.
Can you stand up for me?
Yes, sir.
Great police work, great police work.
Getting somebody their motorcycle back
is awesome. Like, that's a win.
Super lucky he's not a good motorcycle rider.
[laughter]
He's never riding one again.
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