I got I got on the ground. >> On September 14th, 2021, members of the Southwest District Jump Out Squad observed an individual who was in the possession of suspected narcotics. Detectives then attempted to arrest the suspect. Little did the detectives know, this was not some regular black and mild smoking corner boy who can only sprint for a half a block before needing an oxygen tank. This boy was the could have been D1 quarterback who now runs the streets because he got into trouble in his youth. Too bad for him. The police have radios and vehicles and he ain't playing football no more. >> Bro, he's a young guy, maybe 25, 27 years old. I got I got on the ground south west All right, head southbound through the alley. Eastbound. Westbound through the alley. Fourth pace. Southbound towards Mckenry. 1900 block Henry going southbound through the alley. Make the right. Made the right in that alley. Oh, young guy maybe 25, 27 years old, hiding. See if he out of here or not. Just send me a picture and I'll tell you what. >> Oh, we got him over here. He's running. >> He's running. Foot chase. Foot chase. Foot chase. Going up the alley. I can't get out of this car. I can't get out the car. I can't get out the car. Give me window action. >> Going to piece. Going to piece. Alpha left. >> He's going south. South. South. >> Let me off here. Serge. Go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going >> southbound towards. Keep going. Keep going. No, no, no, no. Keep going. Keep going. Right here. Cut off left. Going south to the alley. There he is. Going south, charge. Go south. West on the left. Get on the ground. I'm going to slam you if you don't get on the ground. Get on the ground. All right, we got him over here. What's your problem, bro? Huh? What's wrong, bro? >> You chasing me, bro. >> Why you running? >> Did you chase me? >> Why you running? >> Did you chase me, bro? >> Not you, John. >> Why you running? >> Why y'all chas me? >> Why you running? You know why you come back this way? Why you chasing me, bro? Nice. [Applause] Get up. Yo. >> All right. >> Y'all better not run no [ __ ] >> All right, bro. >> Yo, relax. Yo, you ran a marathon right now. >> I want to know why y'all chase me though, bro. >> Cuz you're out here selling drugs. That's why. All right, bro. >> All right. He has a gun right here, bro. He has a gun right here, bro. You have the gun. >> There we go. >> Yep. That's why we tasting. >> Yep. >> Let me go, bro. >> 10:30 HTV. >> 10:30 HTV. >> Hey, where you guys at? >> Go home and pay your car. Stop moving. >> What? >> Relax, dude. >> Stop moving. Stop chilling, bro. >> I'm about to save you. I'm about to mate you, bro. >> Hey, I should be back shortly. >> Just give me I'm not then stop moving. >> All right. Go ahead, bro. Go ahead, bro. Bro, >> I can't breathe, bro. >> Finish searching him. >> Finish searching him. Sit him down, >> bro. Can I sit down, bro? >> We will. Let's finish searching you, >> bro. Ran away from us. >> Yeah, I can't breathe either. That was a long run. My I should have stretched my hamstrings to tell you. >> 860, >> bro. Can I sit down, bro? >> Search is finished. >> That's all I got on. Yeah. >> Can you sit down, bro? Can I sit down, bro? Give me a sec. >> God damn, >> dude. [Applause] Sit down, bro. >> Let's run, dude. We are going to let you in a minute. Wagon coming. Wagon coming. Relax. Minute. Relax. You need a medic. >> You need a medic. >> No. >> Okay. We got to search you and then we'll sit you down. >> 21, bro. >> 21. >> You got a probable constitution. You know, bro, he told you. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against your charging documents. >> All right. You have the right to attorney. If you can afford them, want to be a point of no answer that question. You have the right to stop answer. You understand your right. Okay. You selling drugs. Selling drugs. All right. >> Yeah. He said he said he take care, bro. A damn, dude. >> We're going to go secure it. >> Tan slide. I like it. >> Yo, Johnson. Yo, he didn't throw something at you when he spun. >> I had a shirt. >> Oh, it ripped his shirt. >> That's what that stretchy. >> I thought it was his mic cord at first. >> I thought he was throwing out plastic bag. He has some loose change too, bro. This pocket right here. >> Ah, not working. >> Why though, bro? >> Why though? >> Interesting that you ask why after you run. Nice job. >> We didn't uh obviously we had the right guy, right? >> No, I'm trying to Why you did you reach out to try to grab me, my [ __ ] >> Hey, you can you can read about it in court. >> Explain all that to you. >> Yeah, >> you'll be good, man. >> We don't run court on, >> bro. I'm just trying to catch my breath. >> Your legs being money back in your pocket. All right. You got >> your legs are burning me, too. 70 80 90 100 even put that back in your pocket. All right, boss. You got more money in here or is it just cards? >> No, just more money. Okay, >> thanks for finishing that. I wait for burn when I got here. Dude, >> I when Bill got out of the car, I was like, as soon as he started running, I was like, I shouldn't have got out of the car stage. >> I should have a lot sooner, but my door and I'm like, oh, >> the door don't lock. Yeah, >> you're 1979, right? >> Sorry to kick it off. >> I was like, dude, somebody better pick this up. I saw you guys. You got an ID on you. >> Do you have an ID on you? Have you ever had an ID? >> You have. Have you ever been locked up before? >> When I was a juvenile. >> When you're a juvenile, so you haven't been locked up as an adult? >> No. >> So, if I run your name, your face is going to come back to it, right? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Okay. You have any open warrants? >> No. >> Okay. What's your last name? >> Johnson. >> Johnson. What's your first name, Mr. Johnson. >> Timothy. >> Timothy Johnson. >> What's your middle initial? >> J. >> J as in >> James. >> Timothy James Johnson. That's your name. What's your date of birth? Where do you live, Mr. Johnson? >> I don't have a place. I don't have a place. >> You don't have any place where you live? >> Not an address you stay. Not what was on your ID last. Where did you >> What did you list the last time you were arrested? Last and midnight ID. What address? Things. Well, listen. >> He would have had me if I didn't hit me. If it was just me, >> Mr. Johnson, >> if this name is fake, you're getting an additional charge. >> I don't hat. That's not a fake name, but that's my real name. >> I'm not treating you that way for no reason, bro. A lot of people lie to us. That's all. >> I say the same thing to everybody. We start to give everybody the benefit of the doubt. That's all. Let me I'm going to count this money in front of you. Pay attention. All right. >> I don't think I know what I think. I know. I'm already getting locked up, bro. >> I know. >> Who recovered the dopes off him? >> Yeah. Right pocket. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. When we drove past him, he was literally balling up a pack of dopes and putting it in his right pocket. He stood up off the steps, bowled it up, and put it right in his pocket. >> So that's that's >> No, no, no. More than that. But you made it even easier. As we drove by, you bowled up a pack of dopes and put them in the pocket where they were covered. >> So that's just a little extra. >> We were in the area for for a reason. >> Man, if we ever come out and we stop you for a specific reason and you out there with other people, that means it's observations. We already >> We already knew you were the one. >> We didn't know he was that fast though. >> Yeah. >> Run. You're one of the faster guys in a while. >> That was a long That was pretty long, but you still move. >> Zip in his pockets. >> So that money doesn't fall out. >> Yeah. >> He just had endurance out of his woo, man. >> Normally they're done after a couple blocks. Can't do this, bro. >> You on probation or anything? >> No, you said he doesn't have any arrest. >> Got no [ __ ] arrest as an adult. >> Goof now. Now it's a trafficking charge. >> Make better choices, bro. Huh? >> A trafficking charge. >> You got to make better choices, bro. Can't have guns. >> I'm not going to get no bail, bro. >> That's him. Nah, you don't know that. That's >> We arrest a lot of guys with guns back on the street 24 hours late. >> The lovely city of Baltimore. >> I don't have no count, bro. >> What you got? Something going on? >> No, I don't. >> What you got home for? No, I don't got no no wants, no nothing. Then you just run my name. >> I I'm saying you got to be home. You got your girl's birthday. You got a kid having birthday. >> Where did she stay at? >> I don't know her address. >> Where do you lay your head at night? >> Okay. We're trying to do you a favor. Do you a solid? >> See, my mistake was getting out of the car at the same time as Bill. I was just watching the world go by. I thought Johnson had him cuz I saw him had I saw him he had a shirt and I was like >> I I had this I had one of these. >> Okay, cool. >> We got my keys. >> But they're not my that's that's that's not my car, bro. >> Well, it doesn't not your car. >> No, bro. >> Where's your car at? Where's the car at? >> Start the street. >> Okay. >> Was it on Pratt? >> Is it on Pratt? Where we got you? >> Okay. I mean, if he doesn't want the keys are going to go with you then. >> If we can't identify who the car belongs to, the keys go with you. >> You got to train your youngans better. >> They got super squirly when we got off the car. >> They were running before you. >> You played that though about as best as you possibly did. I'll give you credit on that. >> It's one the one dude went sprinting across the street. >> Most most guys would have got caught right there and you you you jked it. You did a good job. long. >> Shoes tied tight, dude. >> I was calling about that. Oh, Lord. He's tired now. Good. >> A good little run, man. >> Oh, it was >> three three blocks. >> Oh, no. >> I was trying to call 1900 Mckenry South. >> You kept saying south. I was like, Lord, he's still going, bro. Me and Johnson are looking at each other. Me and Johnson are jogging next to each other in the alley like, >> "Yeah, yeah." >> I'm sorry, bro. I I did not know. >> I was going downro the wrong way. I don't remember. >> I'm literally me and John literally running through the alley like this. >> Yeah. [Music] >> We're a block away from the last. >> No, we want to get the uh >> loaded up then something else that we don't then cool. >> But >> you made the choice. >> Possession of a firearm is a misdemeanor in Baltimore. I don't know if my telephone out. We'll get this started. >> Crazy. >> Yeah, >> double locked. We're good. >> Things show up for you, sir? >> Needles, knives, >> cigarettes, lighters. A lot of weapons [Music] perform ahead. I'm off to do. You can't this time. I need to remain seated on your seat here. Remain seat belt there for your safety. All right, sir. got do that. We just saved you. >> Thank you, brother. No problem. >> Here's the deal. You were asking what you're being charged with. You're being charged with a drug violation, narcotics, schedule one felony. You're being charged with a firearms possession crime and misdemeanor. And you're being charged with drug trafficking with the use of a firearm felony. Another felony charge. So, you're getting charged with a couple felonies today. All right. >> That can be anywhere from 5 to 10 years, boss. It's going to be up to the I'm not a judge, so that's not my decision. That's going to be up to a judge. >> How what's the chances do you think of me being get a bail before I be my >> I mean again that's going to be how many spots they got open at booking how they're feeling. Well, there was just a lot of violence down there. So they for all I know they're going to connect it back. I don't I don't really know. >> I don't set. >> Well, you're carrying a gun selling drugs, bro. So that is what it is. You don't want to talk to us, we'll get you going towards central booking. All right, cool. Wagon man just changing. Um, that was really I mean if you wanted to talk that was it but once you say you want a lawyer that's that's kind of the end of it. So it's no hard feelings. Get you back in there, get you transported, get you charged and process through. >> Can I get another couple? >> I got you. Yeah, you can go speak to a court commissioner. Okay. Um, since you never been locked up as a adult before, it's going to be a little bit different. You're going to sit down there. They're going to process you, book you through. You're going to speak to a court commissioner and then in a couple of days, I'll be honest with you. At first, you're probably going to be held no bail cuz this is a a firearm with the drugs. So, you're probably going to be sitting down there a couple days at least until you have a bail review. They might from there decide to hold you on no bail. They might decide to say he can have a bail. Okay. I don't really know. >> Get out. >> I can't call nobody right now. >> No, you got to wait until you're down in bookings for that because they have to monitor >> who who you do you need phone numbers, bro? >> No. Do you need phone numbers? cuz you'll be able to call them once you're down there and you'll be able to call her by the evening like this afternoon, >> but by policy you can't make a call right now. >> Do you want me to get you numbers? >> You good? Cuz you know you can't use your cell phone down at Booking. It's not like baby booking. >> So you know her number by heart. >> Okay. All right, bro. You have any other questions for me? >> Is it going to be? >> Uh well, wagon man just got to get dressed. How long take these handcuffs here? >> Okay. Hey, uh Ruth, you got a handcuff key. >> I'mma loosen them. The wagon man's going to put you in plastics. Okay. When he puts you in plastics, it's going to be up to him. He's going to I'm just going to loosen them for now. All right. Like I said, you treat us good. We'll get you Man, these ain't tight. You good now? >> All right, bro.