Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. Aha! Not this one. On May 25th, 2023, detectives observed through CCTV footage a man deal drugs on the 400 block of Lawrence. While making observations, they observed him with numerous drug buyers and in possession of a black backpack. Consider supporting the channel by pressing the buy me a coffee link. The buy me a coffee website is the best way to support Baltimore Body Camera. [Applause] All right, we're going to go straight in. Stop! Stop! OFFICER, I'M NOT JUST STOP. JUST STOP. JUST STOP. JUST STOP. Just stop. Hands behind your back. [Music] What's up, man? I ain't got nothing. Put your hands behind your back. You got nothing? It's okay. It's okay. Stop. Stop. I'm not moving. We got two two cuffs. Two cuffs. Two cuffs. Am I breaking any laws? So, you're under arrest, okay? Okay. You're under arrest for selling. Selling Selling what? Selling drugs. Cigarettes, phone Just some coats. That's it. Okay. I found them. Can I find them? Is it wrong? Hey, bro. Hey. See? Okay. >> pretty cool. We know We know each other. Right. Look, man. I'm not going to just grab you and I'll hump. Okay? Understand that. Okay? All right. I'm on probation. I work. Okay. Yeah. I don't have any weapons. No weapons. Is there anything on you? There ain't nothing, guy. Here we go. Let me go back out here cuz you busting butt. I want to see what you got in your pocket. I got a pack right here. Okay. That's what He was going over to the washer. Yeah. So, inside of the washer is this. Okay. Oh, this is heavy. I've got a bunch of weight. H C V, baby. Yeah? Yep. Where you staying at, man? I don't have nowhere. I'm homeless. Where you sleeping at? On the street. You did You got my money back? I've been homeless for 4 months. I used to live on Utah place. Utah place? You guys my probation officer. So, you ain't you ain't sleeping anywhere. I'm on the street. I have a pillow up the street. No, I live in a gutter. I just got these clothes. Just so you know, you're being audio video recorded, okay? And I'm also dialing, you know that. I Go explain it. Hey. Hey. Actually, that might not be a BB. Oh. All right, this might be a BB gun. Hold on. I got to You got gloves? Uh I don't think that's a BB. Uh I'm looking at the action and it looks We'll see. I'm going to get hands on it. [Applause] Nice. BB gun, dude. [Applause] Would have been nice if it was the real deal. Yeah. Yeah, when I first saw it at first glance, I was like Yeah, that's a BB gun for sure. They got a BB in here. Where you going to run out the back? I ain't know who y'all were, man. You working? Yeah. You got all your stuff for your deliveries and everything? No, I'm getting ready to go to work. You getting ready to go to work? Yeah. All right. You're under arrest for what's in the bag, okay? Who? That's what happened. >> You are. I never That's not my property. I didn't recognize it. The other day here, he was at my probation. You're homeless? Yes. Okay. You can ask my probation officer. We will. I'm on good terms. I'm broke. I'm on probation. I have no family. All right, boss. So, look. I ain't searched. What do you have on you? The shirt you're going to work in. You have like a schedule or anything or a boss we can call? Okay. What what You understand we read you your Miranda rights. Okay. You are answering a couple questions I have. It's going to be about work. Yes, that's fine. Okay. Stop running. Thank you. Um What What was the reason for running out the back? Cuz I thought y'all was just stickup boys or something. This is crazy around You thought we were stickup boys? >> shot around this way. All right. I've been shot several times. Okay. What apartment do you live in? I don't live in an apartment in here. I was coming to see my buddy. He just walked up the street. Okay. That's my pain. That messed up my finger. I got my finger shot off. I ain't running to do nothing. No, you right. You didn't run. Cuz I ain't breaking any laws. I ain't bothering nobody. I just came from out the house. White man got hit and ran over. We helped the white man. He got ran over. Y'all can check the camera. We helped him. We was on call an ambulance. What about that? Basically, he pulled up as soon as we pulled up on his shirt. Starts saying something to this guy who's inside Goes to the door, pulling it open. See the uh guy with the gun on. Uh jacket on. She goes to the laundry machine, the one that has the pack in it. Like went to go open it to try to retrieve it out. Sees us and starts jetting out the back. All right. Yes. Hey, boss. You're under arrest, okay? Is there anybody at work that we can call? Drugs. Drugs that we got out of the washing machine, okay? I understand that's your argument. You can argue that in court, okay? We're going to count this money in front of you, okay? Cuz we're taking it. It could have been mine. I know. I know that's what you're saying. Remember, what Where I was? Outside. Yeah. So, whatever you find inside, that's not my responsibility of knowing it. You had You had You had possession of the backpack, okay? Who? You did. When? You want to count this for me? Right before you put it uh next to the stairs. No need in counting it in front of me. We have to. I'm not going to look. Just cuz I touched something doesn't mean it's mine. I touched everything. Hoodies, everything. I clean up. You can ask the maintenance man. He in there right now. I clean up. I touch everything that's in the building and outside. We're going to count it, okay? And then we're going [Music] One, two. Get the maintenance man out here. One, two. >> Someone write that down. Three, four. Five, six, seven. >> If I'm doing something, why ain't no money in my pocket? Not even one single dollar? Eleven, twelve. Thirteen, fourteen, fifteen. Yeah, ain't that stuff in my pocket? Stole last See? Three. Two. [ __ ] four. Five. What I got to do to eat? Six. Seven. I sleep in the hallway. He said he touched the bag. He did. I said You're under arrest for what's in the bag. He goes, "Why?" Cuz I touched the bag. I touched all this stuff. I'm in here cleaning up. What do you want to do today, man? I mean, all we have right now is him running. We'll cut him loose. Okay. Every morning, I'm sweeping up, cleaning up, moving stuff around. I sleep in the hallway sometimes, for crying out loud. I don't have no vibe. What what hallway? Upstairs. On the steps. Yeah, like bedding and stuff up there? Yes, I hid it up the street, in the alley, out back of somebody apartment. Their house, they can tell you. Okay. What's up, buddy? What's going on? My wrist and my finger and my elbow hurt. He's been shooting with them from August of 2020. I didn't even have a buck in my damn pocket. Did you see me serving anybody? >> Yes. Who did I serve that you seen? Omar. All right. So, do you do you want to go to the hospital? Do you have any medicine here? No, I don't got no medicine that's going to help that. I just want to speak to my probation officer and my lawyer. Okay. I speak to him on the regular. Ask Mr. Stinson try. I'm sure y'all know who that is. You want to go to the hospital with him? I just want to get this over with. So, I can call my attorney. What y'all grabbing me for? You were hitting sales. You had a bag. It was tape. I had I grabbed everything every damn sight. You can check the cameras. Footage don't lie. Scott. Come on, man. We had I thought we had a mutual respect. >> We do. Okay, so stop that. So, stop that. I've been doing this for too long for all that. If you don't want to talk, that's fine. I'm homeless. >> I'm homeless. If you don't want to talk, that's fine. All right, I'm talking. But don't lie. No, I'm just saying. Anything I've done, but you're saying I'm out here dealing dealing? The old me? You got his DNA. I'm getting his DNA right now. Oh, appreciate you. [Music] I come around here sweep so they maintenance man give me money. He just gave me $100 for cleaning up. All right. He had a pack on him, too. Scott. Scott, you Yeah. Is this the yellow shirt? Yeah. All right. Uh Jackson. First name Omar. Is that your arrestee? No, no, I'll get you the arrestee in a minute. Arrestee is going to be Howard Scott. Howard Scott. In the uh Look. Well, I guess you already Hm? I said the mailbox in there has uh What was it? Jeremiah, the female whose last name is Scott. [Applause] Just going by. Can you just uh screenshot that? Yeah, I'll bring it in the office. It scared the [ __ ] out of me. And you got nothing on you, right, man? Stand up for me. Can you help me cuz I got fluid in this shoulder from COVID. I'm sorry about the name thing, okay, man? I never mentioned it before right now. I know I know Omar Jackson. That's my nephew. Okay. >> Yeah, I'm never around here, man. Is that my bag? Last time I had a bag next to me, they assumed it was mines over there. Did I grab it? No. It's somebody else doing it. So, every time I'm touching a bag, y'all think it's mine. That's 400? Huh? 400. That's Yeah, 400. I'm not for real. Well, you can be under arrest and loose. No no, I never heard of that. See, this is new stuff. You can tell me back in the day it wasn't like You can be placed under arrest and then during the investigation can be released. So, was everything explained to you? Well, I didn't The city is investigating. Okay, man. Okay. You ran out when we were coming up Yeah, yeah. to make an arrest, okay? Where you ran you ran to an area that there was some drugs found. Okay? Yeah. I could technically arrest you for that. I could technically charge you with that, but I'm not going to. I'm going to let you go, okay? That's that's what's going on. Okay? This is going to be Dollar's our Detective Dollar's information and the report number right there if you wish to get a copy, bomberpolice.org. Okay. That's yours, right? Yep. Are your fingerprints You're good to go. Didn't search the bag. I wasn't doing anything. You out here serving on me? Yes, I took that [ __ ] Saw it down there and took it and pocketed it. But did I serve anybody? No. If I was doing something, you would have known cuz I would have ran on you. That stuff you found in there Not mines. You know that ain't mines. Where I was? >> What do you want to ask you, man? Telling you the truth. That's what you found in there. I'm glad you're getting a sample of it. Won't see me on there. Okay. And y'all don't have to let me go. No sample or trace on me, probable cause. I'm bringing it to the lab now. Take it to the lab. Hold that to the lab. Aha, not this one.