COPS (1989) s27e05 Episode Script

1 bad boys - whatcha want, whatcha want - Stop! whatcha gonna do when Sheriff John Brown come for you? - Good boy! Good boy! - All right! Let me see your hands.
bad boys, bad boys whatcha gonna do whatcha gonna do when they come for you? bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do 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.
Female officer: Most of my background is in loss prevention.
I worked for Target for about nine years.
I actually ended up working for Amazon for a little bit in their loss prevention department.
It was good for me for interview tactics, learning how to speak to people, learning how to read body language and certain things.
But this is a lot more fun.
- ( Radio chatter ) - We're on our way to a call.
Some people called to say a guy was outside throwing a brick through a neighbor's car windshield, acting erratic.
One of our units is there, says he's inside and he's screaming at them through the door.
So we're trying to get more information and find out what's going on.
- ( Radio beeps ) Clubb: - 437-David.
We're 23.
Man on radio: Where is 31? ( Dogs barking ) Clubb: - Okay, whose dog? Mitchell: - Uh, they're friendly.
Clubb: - Okay, what do you got? - ( Man whistles ) Come on.
Officer: Um, I guess this guy's been coming out all day, threatening them and stuff, calling 'em names, whatever.
Um, he finally comes over and starts breaking the truck - with blocks.
- ( Man whistles ) Hey, Sarge, standby just one.
Um, they want to prosecute for criminal damage.
They don't know the guy, don't know his name, white guy with long hair.
Said he's definitely high on something.
He tried to climb out that window, I lit him up, he went back inside, started screaming "Get off my property.
" - Okay.
- He keeps opening that window right there and screaming at me "Go away, you're trespassing.
" Man: - Leave the property now! Anderson: - I can't do that, man.
- I didn't think so! - I can't do that.
- What's going on? - Should have seen them lay there, apologizing for my predecessors and my elders.
- We just want to talk to you, man.
- I've been using the podium and expressing myself how many times appropriately? Now I won't talk to you.
Anderson: I think he's taking a shower.
Mitchell: Oh.
Well, he said he was.
Yeah, he is.
He's back-- Why are you standing there shining the light in my bedroom? Anderson: - Shower right there.
- What do you want?! I need you to come out and talk to me.
He has decided to take a shower.
So he's got himself in his bathroom, locked in his bathroom in the shower at the moment.
He's back at the front door.
All naked.
He's signing to me.
Sign language.
Anderson: Yeah, he was signing to me earlier.
( Bangs ) He's opening the-- Uh, yep.
Just a crack.
He cracked the front door.
- Open the door.
Man: - You're not the proper person.
- Leave the property now.
- What's your name? What's your name? Mitchell: It seems like he's on something.
Man: - Whatever you're wearing.
- Hey, can you-- Please leave now.
I do not apologize to the gentleman.
Officer: Well, we're trying to talk to you, man.
He's starting to get dressed.
Uh Still talking to himself, but he is putting clothes on.
- Hey.
Hey.
- You can leave.
I apologize.
- I was gonna get the trunk-- - Come here.
( Mumbles ) Let me see your hands right now.
- Let me see your hands.
- Put your hands up.
- Put your hands up in the air right now! Mitchell: - Watch yourself.
- Turn around.
Mitchell: - I've got my taser.
I don't need to talk with you now.
I'm an American.
- Taser him.
Mitchell: - Taser, taser, taser! - ( Bangs ) - Ow, ow! - ( Crackling ) - Move! Look out, look out.
Go.
Pull on it, Mitchell.
Gotta keep a lot of strength.
I'm trying.
Go.
Go, go, go, go.
( Crashing ) ( All shouting ) - I got this one.
Man: - I didn't allow you guys to enter.
Officer: Do not move or you'll get tased again! Do you understand? - If you guys need me, let me know.
Man: - Yes, I do.
Clubb: No, you're good.
You can toss the wires out.
I got a new one on him.
Man: Ouch.
I did not allow entry into this home.
- Noted.
- I apologize for my elders and my predecessors.
One more time I have done nothing wrong.
Howard: - Roll over on your butt.
- I just want to go to sleep.
Let's just pick him straight up.
One two three up.
Stand up.
Clubb: - You guys get a white band? Anderson: - Yeah, we will.
- We got you.
Come on.
- I apologize for my elders and my predecessors - Walk outside.
- but I've done nothing wrong.
Right now you're under arrest.
You need to go in the cop car.
- You need to go in the cop car.
- We got you.
You're not gonna fall.
- I've done nothing wrong.
- But you're naked out.
- Good to go.
Man: - Well, I'm kind of in a-- - Okay, stop trying to step out of your pants.
- I apologize - for my elders and my predecessors.
- Pants up.
- One's inside still on the floor.
- Ow, my testicles! No, no, no, I've done nothing wrong.
Clubb: Stop.
Sit in the car.
Have a seat.
Have a seat please.
- No, I've done nothing wrong.
- Sit in the car.
- Have a seat please.
- Wait, Clubb? - Yeah? - I apologize.
It's okay, buddy.
Watch your knee, buddy.
I don't want to hurt your knee.
Watch your knee.
- Yeah, that one.
- Ouch! - Yeah, move that one forward.
- Why are you trying to assault me? - No, no, I'm just trying to help you.
- Negative.
There we go, attaboy.
Mitchell: Angel, show me what this guy did today.
He was looking to pick this.
Boom.
The first one hit and it hit the window and it-- This one did that's on the ground now? - No, this one.
- Oh, that one did, okay.
So he threw that one and it hit the windshield.
And it hit the windshield like that, boom, and it just landed like this.
It's just-- Okay.
All right, Angel.
- I think we're good.
Thank you.
- All right, thank you.
Clubb: All right, what do we got? The one that's loaded is right here.
The loaded uncapped one.
And then There's a bong in here and some needles up here.
The minute you take that needle and put it in there, lock it up so that it can't be opened up again and we'll be good to go.
Absolutely.
What else have we got? Well, there's this whole little case right here that just has a bunch of needles in it.
- A whole bunch more syringes, okay.
- Yeah.
Wow, that's a lot of them.
Individual packages for needles, so he bought a bunch.
All right.
I think that's all that there was.
Derek.
- Derek.
- I've done nothing wrong.
Why do you guys lie to me? I know.
Hey, sit up so I know you're okay, man.
- I want to smoke a cigarette.
May I roll one? - Sit up so I know you're okay.
Officer: We can arrange for you to smoke a cigarette real quick.
- Why are you guys lying to me? - Hey, Derek.
- And deceitfully entering my residence? - Derek? Why did you get naked and run around there slamming the doors and the windows? I didn't get naked.
I didn't slam any What are you talking about? We just wanted to talk to you, man.
Why wouldn't you come to the front door? Why did you lie to me to gain entry into the residence? Derek, when's the last time you did any narcotics? - I have not.
- No? - I apologize-- - You're gonna get charged with criminal damage and disorderly conduct for your actions tonight, all right? - I honestly didn't-- - Keep yourself inside the vehicle, all right? - I didn't do anything wrong.
- Okay, next time come to the front door and talk to us.
Negative.
I will not ever lower that flag.
- Put your knee inside the vehicle.
- Negative.
- United States Code-- - Put your knees inside the vehicle, Derek.
- Why are you breaking the law? - Put your knees inside the vehicle.
- I apologize.
- Derek, I'm telling you right now put your legs - back inside the vehicle.
- I did nothing wrong.
- Derek, put your legs back inside the vehicle.
- Negative.
I did not allow you to gain entry into the residence through the window.
- Okay.
- Derek - ( Door slams ) Derek: - Clubb! Clubb: You can argue all that in court, Derek.
Officer: We're on our way to assist our neighboring district.
They just got a bait-car activation and we have units responding in the area.
We have several different types of vehicles that we set up around some of our higher crime areas where vehicles have been stolen.
And they're equipped with video and audio surveillance.
We can get a live feed and it's also GPS activated.
That way we can keep tabs of where the vehicle's going.
We just got behind the vehicle here now.
( Engines revving ) Southbound on N.
Palm Beach, he's running.
He knows we're behind him.
Man on radio: FCIC clear.
Tag not found.
Looks like they're gonna bail out.
They're gonna bail out.
Get on the ground! Get on the ground! Get-- Show me your hands! Show me your hands! Show me your hands! Officer: Get up, lay down.
Lay down.
Put your other hand out.
There we go.
Cuff him.
- Tell them 10-4.
- 10-4.
Climbing out 10-15.
Gonna need a black band.
Looks like a 37.
Stand up.
What's your name, bud? - Got anything on him? - What's your name? - David.
David.
- Huh? - David, how old are you? - 14.
You all right? Are you hurt? Okay.
Why are you running for? Hey, did you see whoever else ran out of that car? - Naw, he bailed too fast.
- All right.
I think he was wearing a white shirt.
There was a passenger, but we don't know which way he went.
He came out here.
He was actually slowing down before we had a chance to deactivate the vehicle.
But it just kind of rolled here, hit this fence here and the driver took off.
And we got the driver, but the passenger-- unfortunately we didn't get him so.
Destroying all that weed in the back of my backseat.
See it? You smell the weed? Just smell.
Dumel: Is that what he's doing, eating? That's what he's doing right now.
Trying to eat all the weed.
- Get out.
Step out.
- Take him out of the-- - Trying to eat the weed? - Yeah.
Dumel: Did you eat that weed? Open your mouth.
Yeah, you can smell it all in there.
- In the car, right? - Lift up your tongue, young man.
- Yeah, I can see it.
Dumel: - Lift it up.
Yeah, he's got-- he's got some in.
All right.
- That's dirt.
- No, it ain't.
Listen, man, it's for your own health.
We don't want to see you get sick.
That's my truck.
We was just playing like that.
Your truck, was it? - Whose truck is it? - Mine.
It's your truck? Where'd your parents get it at? What's your name? You gonna tell us now so you don't have to spend the time in jail as a john doe? So you're going to jail one way or another.
So you might as well make your trip there short as possible.
All right? Dumel: We're going to rapid ID him through the biometric fingerprint scanner.
And if he's been arrested before, then it should tell us who he is.
- ( David sighs ) - All right, have a seat.
Listen, let me ask you these right quick.
All right? Who-- who was in the car with you? - Nobody.
- Nobody? There was somebody else in there with you.
No? You're not gonna tell me who that is? You're just gonna take this one by yourself? All right.
He just won't give up his partner, so.
He'll take this rap by himself.
Johnson: All right, take him back over to the office.
- Wayne Black will meet you guys over there.
- Okay.
We're on our way to the district to meet with the auto theft detective.
He's gonna pull the in-car video, that way we can review it.
The driver's mom has been contacted and she's gonna head up to the district and meet with us also.
Here's the beginning of the video and you'll see them approach on foot shortly.
There we go.
And right there you'll see where his buddy hands him over the screwdriver.
Right there in his hand.
We'll definitely charge him now with possession of burglary tools.
Looks like he's the smallest guy too, driving that big truck.
Yep, he runs that stop sign.
- Looks right behind him.
Johnson: - No kidding.
Dumel: Here they are, they know we're behind them.
Johnson: - Mom's on her way in? - Man: Yeah.
- Sheriff, they're here.
Dumel: - Oh, they're here? There we go and we're bailing.
- I told him.
It's not-- - Step over here.
Dumel: Come look at this video.
Hit the lights so we can see this better.
No, you can stand.
Come on, come over here.
Man: - Stand up.
- All right.
Man: It's your handiwork there.
Gonna show you this video, see if this is you or not.
Who's that there? - ( Chuckles ) - It's not you? Mother: DJ, that's not you? David: - They let me drive it.
- They let you drive it? - See, they took me to it.
- Are you saying those two people - that you're in the car with - They took me to it.
- they took you to that truck? - Yeah.
Okay.
And then what happened? Then I was in it.
- You was in it? Okay.
- With them.
Where were you going with it? I don't know.
They was just telling me where to go.
And I was going.
Might have just saw me driving.
Do you know those two? But, but, but that is you driving that truck though, right? No? Okay, it looks like you.
Well, David, you're being charged with number one, grand theft auto.
You're being charged with resisting arrest without violence.
You're being charged with burglary.
You're being charged with conspiracy to commit grand theft auto, possession of marijuana, tampering with evidence, driving without a driver's license and you're also going to get two citations for running those two stop signs.
And then when we find your buddies, they're also gonna be charged too.
Officer: In northern California you got everything.
You got the mountains.
You got the beach.
You got skiing in the winter.
There's great fishing in the Delta.
If you like outdoor stuff, this is an excellent area to to live in.
You can do a lot of stuff around here.
( Siren blurts ) All right, we're gonna conduct a traffic stop on this truck.
It failed to stop at a stop sign.
His passenger's looking a little squirmy.
He's moving around.
- How you doing? - Hi.
- ( Honks ) - Just letting him know that it's good.
- Okay, good.
What's your name? - Keith.
All right.
Basically I stopped you because you didn't stop all the way - at the three-way stop sign right there at Oriole.
- Okay.
All right.
Do you have your license with you? - Yeah.
- All right.
( Mutters ) Are you on probation or anything, bud? - Uh, yes.
- What are you on probation for? Uh I think, domestic violence.
What about you, chief? Are you on probation or anything? - Yeah, I'm good.
- What are you on probation for, chief? Possession of some hypodermic needles.
- Okay, just possession? Okay.
- Yeah.
Insurance.
( Clicks tongue ) All right, we're gonna do a probation search.
- Hey, Fernando? - Yeah.
- Just sit there and be still.
- Me too? Yeah, you're gonna-- We're gonna search you first.
Put your stuff up on the dashboard.
You're gonna stand right here.
You're gonna face that right there.
- Probation search for what? - If you're on probation and you have a search clause it's called a probation search.
- You do have a search clause.
- Oh, what'd I do? You got two search clauses.
- ( Radio beeps ) - Affirm.
I just need a second for a search.
Take a seat right here.
( Groans ) ( Radio chatter ) Right, step on out.
Put your phone on the seat for me.
- Nothing illegal on you? - No, sir.
All right.
Step back here.
Now step up on the curb.
I'm gonna just pat you down real quick.
- No weapons or nothing.
- No.
All right.
- What's this? - It's my old lady's pills.
- I know, but what is it? - Uh, I don't know.
Somebody-- One of my friends gave it to me, - told me to give it to her.
- One of your friends gave it to you? - Yeah.
- All right.
She ran out of her-- So you don't know what it is is what you're telling me.
- Well, it's a pain pill, I know that.
- Okay.
- To give to her.
- You're on probation for having stuff like that, right? - My wife's got fucking lung cancer-- - I know.
- She's got a collapsed lung.
- What do you got? I'm-- I'm just trying to take care of her, man.
- No, what do you got though? - What do you mean? - I don't got-- - If you don't have anything, why do you have it on you? - 'Cause to give to her.
- Okay.
- I don't take it.
- But you're not with her right now, - so why do you have it? - I'm on my way to her house right now.
Just take a seat right here.
So it's Norco, all right.
Prescription only.
You're on probation for having pills already.
- For having pills? - It said 11-3-50.
So I'm-- It could be heroin for all I know.
I don't know.
- But, you know.
Is it heroin? - Yes, sir.
Okay, all right.
So we're going to do a probation search of the car.
All right.
The driver is on probation for drug possession.
Passenger is on probation for drug possession times two, so now we're doing a probation search of the car.
Here we go.
We got some more Looks like some meth right here and a meth pipe.
Dispatch: Charles-21, I copy you at 909 - Does this drop? - Yeah, but it's broke.
- Okay.
- And you gotta open it from the inside.
- Whose is this? - It's not mine.
- Huh? - It's not mine.
So whose is it? I'm asking you.
It's your car, so I never seen that.
- You've never seen that in your life? - No, nuh-uh.
Whose do you think it is? - I'm not sure.
- People are just in your car I give rides up when I work.
- Okay.
- When I got to work I give people rides.
I mean it really doesn't matter because it's in your car.
- I'm just asking you.
- What is it? I don't even know what it is.
Well, there's some meth in there and there's a meth pipe in there.
Please, don't-- don't throw it on me, please.
- Is it his? - I have no idea, sir.
- He didn't-- he didn't have nothing.
- Okay.
So as far as you know, this could have been in your truck - before you picked him up? - I-- ( Sighs ) This is-- It's not mine, all right? I-- I don't want to say it's his.
But I didn't put that there.
That's not mine.
I do give other people rides besides him.
- Okay.
- I gave people rides today to work.
Let me talk to your boy and see if he put it in your car without your knowledge, all right? Let's take a seat.
Ahem.
Hey, bud.
What did you put in his car? Nothing.
Why? 'Cause I found some stuff in his car.
- It's not from me, dude.
- And he's saying it's not his so I'm gonna assume it's yours.
If he's saying it's not his.
It's not my shit.
I only went and got those pills and take 'em to my lady.
Okay.
And you had the bike, right? - The bike? The bike's mine, yeah.
- Okay, and what else? - That's it.
- So the only thing you have in that car is just the clothes on your back and that bike? - And my bike, yeah.
- And that's it? - That's it.
- Everything else in that car was - It's not mine.
- already in that car.
Okay.
I just got a-- Just asked for a ride.
Okay, thank you.
That's all I need.
All right.
He's saying it's not his, bud.
( Groans ) Come on, Officer, man.
I can't go.
Damn, man.
I got school, man.
I just started a job.
I just got out of jail for this stuff.
Stand up.
( Groans ) Put your feet together.
Close your eyes, tilt your head back.
All right, you're high right now.
- I'm-- I'm high? - You're high right now.
- I'm not high, sir.
- You're not high? - No, I'm a little s-scared right now.
- Okay.
But I think you're high as well.
- No.
- And I think if I get a urine test, the judge will know you're high.
Do you think I'm wrong? All right.
Times Hey, just say it was yours, man.
Come on, man! Please! I've got school.
I've got to go to work! Damn! - So, I'm under arrest? - Yeah.
- Both you guys are.
- For what? You're under arrest for the methamphetamine and the pipe.
- That's not mine, sir.
- He's under arrest for the Norco, all right? Yeah, you got these guys in their mid-40s still running around, carrying dope These guys-- it seems like they never learn.
I've got him at gunpoint.
Okay.
At gunpoint.
Cover is Code Three.