Okay. Okay. I'm out. I'm out. Okay. Put your hands behind your hand. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop protesting. Okay. Give me another. Give me another. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Okay. Do me one favor. Can you do me one favor? One favor. One favor. Yes, sir. Stop. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> You have to do me one favor. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. What's wrong with you, man? >> I'm sorry. That's all I can say. I'm sorry. >> Smiling saying you're sorry. >> No, no, no. I'm not like I'm just, you know, your name, my man. >> I got my wallet. >> Yeah, we'll get it. Come over here. Brandon right there. >> You're good, Brandon. >> Randall. Rand my girlfriend now. I got you. >> How ugly my father then returns a 2013 Dodge. >> Sorry y'all like task force like no weapons in that car. >> Brandon Randall Rand >> Randall. >> Yes sir. >> You need to understand that you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. And if you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you. Do you do you understand that? >> All right. >> You got 10 koshi. >> Yeah, you can have this. >> No. If that has if that has a booking sheet in it, let me get one cuz this one doesn't. >> Just switch me. >> Like my finger. Is my best I ever like >> I'm going to look at you. Hold on, Rand. >> I've never had I ain't going to lie to you. >> All right. So, >> yes, sir. Are you a criminal? >> No, sir. No criminal history. Um, first time actually been arrested. So, >> okay. Let me see. What do you want me to look at? >> My face right here. You slam my face. Okay. >> No, you're good. Just just uh just like some grass on it. >> My finger's cut though. So, >> yeah. Just try to keep it uh on your pants and we'll get we'll cover it up here in a minute. Okay. >> Other than your finger. Are you No broken bones, anything like that? >> Nah. They actually treated me way better. >> Okay. Good. The dude did have his uh >> So Randall um >> came at Lake Ridge. >> Lake Ridge. All right. >> Is that where my car going or >> No, I I'll I'll let you know all that. I want to talk about what just happened. Yes, sir. >> It worked on >> All right. So, is that a stolen car? >> No, sir. This is my girlfriend car. >> Not stolen. >> What was this all about? >> Um >> just be honest with me, man. This is low. This is slow motion. This is lowkey. You didn't kill anybody. I believe that you're not a criminal, but tell me what this was about. I'm gonna be real honest with you, sir. Not try not to incriminate myself because I do have a right to remain >> silent. Um, I do got court next month for a ticket in my old car and I haven't got my license reinstated, which I was actually going to do and you know, I'm driving around with no license and I seen him and I I panicked honestly cuz like even though this car is going to get impounded now, um, I just I thought was if he pulled me over I was he was going to get impounded then and I I just didn't want that money to go to that. First time running I panicked completely. Well, tell me when you when you you said when I saw him. Who' you see and where did you see him? >> Um I want to say it's the black officer, the ball one. >> Yeah. >> I want to say it was him. I don't know which one it was exactly. >> Yeah. >> But I seen him. >> You saw a Mark police car. >> Yeah. Mark police car. Uh he was actually behind another car behind me. >> Where? >> I want to say it's Lurmore. >> Okay. And you figured it looked like he was coming up to you? >> Yeah. He was behind him. He jumped behind behind me. >> Probably because the way you were driving before that. >> Actually, I wasn't speeding. >> Well, we we're out here in some cars that aren't police cars, too. >> Yeah. No. And you were going you were you were you were passing cars in the on in oncoming traffic >> when I was running >> on Larore. >> I was No, no, no, no. Sorry. Cuz um when I was actually driving on Larore before everything went down, I uh what did I do? I was actually So my mile per gallon is pretty low. So I'm actually just cruising like >> Yeah. So once the car once the mark car gets behind you, you think it's going to stop you and then you start taking >> you starting pretty fast and I just that's when I started doing that. That's when I panic. >> So you sped up. You were driving into oncoming traffic to get past other cars. Yes, sir. >> To try to get away from the north car. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. And then you did the whole thing where you went all the way 70 270. How fast you think you got up to >> my car? I wouldn't say no more than 100. >> Okay. No more than 100, but probably 100 a couple times. >> 100 a couple times. Yes, sir. >> Do you think, >> and again, I'm just curious on what you think here. Do you think the way you were driving could have potentially >> could have killed somebody? >> Or killed somebody? >> I had one close call. Well, I had where I felt one close call and I was like, "Oh my god, if I could have hit them, this could have been bad for me and them." So >> So tell me this after the the other car actually put it lights on behind you right up here. >> I didn't see now him. I wasn't paying attention to I'm not too sure if that you know what that might have been him he was talking about. So I wasn't paying attention if that was >> okay. But you saw the car pull behind you and then you split up even more. >> The second one I seen him once I hit I want to say is that Bill? >> Yeah. Then I got >> And then when you got spiked, what did you think after you hit the spikes? >> The car is still rolling pretty smooth. I'm like, my friends been spiked before. So he said when he got spiked, he went straight into crashing. I didn't feel the car slipping, but I was like, "This can't be good." Then the car felt like it was slipping. I was like, "Okay, I don't want to hit nobody. I just got insurance. I don't want to be liable for nothing else." That's why I pulled over. >> Okay. So it could have probably You could have probably stopped before here, though. >> I could have been stopped. So I'm not even going to ticket or anything. Looking back knowing that we probably wouldn't even given you a ticket cuz we cuz we're not we're not we're not the licensed police out here. >> Yeah, but you Yes. Yes, sir. >> Looking back, you you agree with me. You probably should have just stopped. >> Yes, sir. >> At least at least slowed down and waited to see what he was going to do, right? >> I should have just Well, he started coming at me pretty hot. I just panicked real hard. But >> I get it. >> Um, one question. >> Yeah, you can ask me whatever you want. Um, >> is there any way I can get the details on where this is going to go? >> Yeah, I'll let you know. >> Okay. >> Let me let me get your information here. What's your last your last name? >> Smith. S M I T H. R A N D A L L is my first name. >> You never been in trouble before? >> Oh, I mean, I've been suspended. I graduated school and stuff, but I've had hard times in school, too. So, that's >> I'm talking about felonies. >> Oh, no, sir. No, sir. No felonies. No. >> How old are you? >> I'm 21. >> What's your birthday? >> December 8th, 2002. [Music] born in St. Louis. >> Yes, sir. >> What's your height and weight about? >> Uh, I want to say about 169. I'm like 61 face. I ain't going to lie. Whoever it was who put their hands on top of my head. Jeez. >> Did you What happened? I wasn't here when it when you stopped. What happened when you stopped? >> Um, I ra the windows down. I put my hands out. Shut down. I have no weapons. Of course. >> Um, he black officer ballhead pointed his gun at me. I panned completely. So, I'm just yelling like, "Nah, I got no weapons. No weapons." >> Uh, I was like, "Can you open the door? I don't feel safe." You know, he got this gun pointed at me. I don't want to reach for the door and I get shot in the face and I ain't never been shot. So, I want to find out what they feel like. >> Yeah. >> But um >> uh what's that officer right there with the the fade black one? >> He um he went to open up the door. The black officer pulled me out through the top. You know, I was just hoping that somebody would open up the door and just like I don't even care if I would have beat my ass. I just When you when you run from the police like that and drive that recklessly. >> Yeah. Look, >> I mean, we don't know what you're about. You know what I'm saying? >> What's your home address, Randall? >> My home address. >> L A W L E R. >> Yes, sir. >> I ain't going to lie. I know y' don't care. I do apologize to anybody left I put in danger. >> So all this was because you you didn't want to get stopped because of the license. >> Yeah. >> And you have a ticket. You got >> panic. Yes, sir. Not going to lie to you. Go tell the truth to God. Per panic. I freaked out cuz >> So you fled from us because >> I thought Look, you see what's happening right now? I thought that was going to be happening then. >> What's the zip code on Lawler? >> 63121. >> Um >> what's the phone number for you? Uh 6 314-6180668. >> Do I get the free phone call when I get there? >> Yeah. Okay. >> You're going to you're going to go probably uh probably to Jennings. >> Yes, sir. >> You're going to get booked. >> This is going to get towed and go to a place called Boland Towing. >> Where is that? >> Uh it's Five Industrial off of Lindberg. Okay. >> It's right up in Hazlewood. >> Uh one more question. >> You work? >> Yes, sir. I work for the watering bowl. >> Watering bowl. What do you do there? >> I'm a dog baker attendant. Overnight dog. Oh, my fingers are Oh, jeez. >> Yeah. Yes, sir. >> Oh. Um, yeah. I was meaning I don't have my mom's number by heart. >> Okay. Is it your phone? >> Yes, sir. So, >> we'll get it. I got to get this sheet filled out and then we'll uh What's your mom's name and number? >> Frankie St. I number by heart, but Frankie Styles. Do you know your girlfriend's number? >> I I do not know about her. I just know it's 265. That's what I'm trying to see. It's cool. We'll get it out. Coo. Appreciate you for being real nice to me, sir. >> I'm We're going to Do you need You don't need to go to the hospital for that, do you? >> I think I just need some bandages. >> We'll put some on there. We won't let you get infected. >> Yeah, it burns like hell. Oh my god. >> Pretty hard, man. I know you deal with this a lot though. >> So like >> it's just it's just a blessing nobody got hurt. >> Yes sir. Of course. Cuz yeah, my friend got spiked and he hit a family. >> Did anybody die? >> No, but you know >> he wasn't insured either. Um a lawyer or something then ain't I? It's the best thing I can. Oh man. >> Let me see if >> Which one is this? This one here. >> Okay. Now, don't lean back on these cuz I'm not going to lock them yet. Right there. You should be good right there. >> I'm going to get you out and we'll wipe that down.