Stop. >> Chicago police >> squad. This is 2113. Responding to shots fired. Chasing male black off white YT jeans heading west in the gangway at 3400 main towards Carpenter. >> Copy that. >> I'm right behind you. Hey, [Music] >> moving. Get the back. >> Got it. God. >> 2113. Shots fired at the police. Roman, >> keep going. I have to. I only ran cuz y'all started running. >> Yeah. Why'd you shoot? >> I want a lawyer. >> You're going to need a dentist. [Music] >> Hey, give me your hands. Not going to ask you again. Where's it gone? Huh? Where is it? Burgess. Burgess. >> Burgess at water. >> A lady over on West Vernon Park has been letting stuff pile off in her backyard in the Binsky neighbors called the sheriff. Apparently gave her 30 days to clean it up. And I guess the old lady hadn't done anything. So head over there and if she hasn't made any progress, lock her ass up. Lock her up for being a slob. >> You know, when you're queen for a day, Burgess, you can keep all the happy laws and get rid of all the mean ones. But until then, move your buns. Okay. >> We'll bring something back for you, Sarge. Maybe she's got a old box of personality laying around. [Music] Ma'am. Hello. >> I'm Officer Burgess. This is Officer Atwater. >> Hello, Miss Evans. You've exceeded the 30 days for >> I'm trying. I'm sorry. I'm trying, but I just can't seem to get started. >> We're going out the place. You're under arrest, ma'am. If you could turn around for me. >> Oh my god. >> I just I need to talk to my partner. Real quick, ma'am. Uh-uh. Mm- I'm not locking this lady up. You want to talk about some bad karma? >> Well, I'd rather piss her off than plaque. You feel me? >> Wait. Ma'am, would you do me a favor? Would you grab that coffee can behind you? That one? There you go. Now, take that banana peel or whatever it is. Yep. Yep. Yep. Okay. Now, drop it in the coffee can. [Music] Good enough for us. Have a good day, ma'am. And please do get your house cleaned up or indeed you will be arrested by other officers. >> Just like that. >> Multiple pain in the ass neighbors have complained that you two adults didn't do a damn thing. >> Miss Evans was making a good faith effort to >> What are you on the stand now, Burgess? A good faith effort. Does she keep your balls in the glove box, Outlier? Not that I know of. >> Then why is she calling the shots all the time? You go back there and if that nutcase hasn't made a serious dent in the cleanup, you slap some bracelets on her and you bring her in or I will park you both on crossing guard duty, which is maybe where you belong cuz I got no patience for soft cops. Now get out of here. >> Sorry. >> I'll deal with this lady now. >> Ma'am, >> I've been cleaning. Uh, in my bedroom in the back. >> We'll need to see it. >> I promise you, >> man. We need to see the progress or we're going to have to place you under arrest. >> Okay. >> Look. See, it's all here. I've been working on it. Now, please leave. Did you hear that? >> Huh? What? >> It's back there. Do not go down there. No, you're not allowed. No. Get out. >> What's in there? >> Nothing. You need to leave. You have no right to be in here. >> Open it. >> No. No. Get away from there. Get out. I love [Music] Chicago PD. Oh my god. Oh my god. [Music] Hey, it's okay. >> Mama said no strangers. Okay, but it's all right now. You're safe. [Music] Come here. It's okay. Yeah, it's okay. It's okay. It's okay. [Music] It's okay. >> Got you. >> He was listed as a missing person in South Dakota 4 years ago. They moved here right after that. Dad's out of the picture and fell through the cracks. You okay? >> Open up. Open the >> Hey, turn around. Let me see your hands. >> Hey. Hey. It's my husband. We live there. >> We got a call about a burglary in progress. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I fudged a little to get you guys here. >> Well, we live here. He doesn't. Son of a [ __ ] Even changed the locks on. Tell me what's going on here. >> We put our place up on Airbnb and then this guy >> now the scumbag won't leave. >> Hey. Hey. >> I've been here 30 days. I know the law. I got squatters rights. And that big meat head out there threatened my life. >> He and his wife were supposed to leave a week ago. Can you please just talk to him? I mean, it came all this way. It'd be a shame to make it a wasted trip. >> Hey, buddy. It's the police. Open up. Sir, I know you're upset, but I need you to step away so we can find out what's going on in here. Now, >> you It's all there. The rental agreement, the bank receipt. >> You remember me, Officer Roman? You sued three cops in my old district. That copy's yours. >> You both look like nice people. Get a good lawyer cuz this guy >> Good luck. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You're just going to go? >> Get called about a burglary. This is a civil dispute. >> You guys are useless. >> Have a good day yourself, sir. >> Look, I just want to know what it's going to take. >> Okay. All right, everyone. All right, zip it. Go ahead. Look, >> I totally understand where you're coming from. >> Running for office, Captain Herd. Just lay out the facts. >> Do you even know the facts? >> This guy was a huge pain in the ass in my old district. He's got five lawsuits against the city right now. One of the recruits was on probation. He almost lost his badge. The FOP had to assign two lawyers for him to get his badge back. I bet you the son of a [ __ ] moved out there because they had his number. >> Okay, we get it. You're going to have to go through the eviction process, >> which could take months. >> It could. Yes. Jeff, >> I'm sorry. Jeff was laid off last Christmas, so we started looking for ways to make money. That's how we ended up on the site. Sorry to bother you with all this. Please open the door. >> Hi, uh, Mr. Freriedman. Officer Burgess is here. So, we contacted the CHA. They're going to hook you up. One bedroom, one bath, uh, walk-in closet, one month rentree for you and your wife. >> We aren't together anymore. >> Well, that's even better cuz you can have the new place all to yourself. >> But I already have this place all to myself. If you're remodeling, >> there was a leak and I fixed it. The Vespies will be getting the bill, believe me. Now, unless you got a court order, >> could you please leave? The Vespies are good people. >> Article 9 of Act Five in the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure. I am entitled to 30 days written notice. >> I don't understand. Why are you trying to make everybody's life so miserable? >> What you're doing right now is harassment. I'd like your full name and badge number. >> No wonder your wife left you. What woman? I God, I would really want to strangle this guy right now. >> And that's all I needed. Thank you. >> I'm telling you, this guy's like quicksand. The harder you struggle, >> honey. >> Hey, kid. >> What are you doing here? >> I want to see if you'd be interested in taking this exercise class with me. It's called Zumba. I think you really like it. >> Hold on. >> Are you trying to tell me I'm fat? >> No. Cruz teaches this class. >> Excuse me. Sorry. Hey, M. >> Hey. Firefighters do building inspections, right? Yep. >> Chicago Fire Department. >> Cook County Court order. Anonymous complaint. This building isn't up to code. Need to come in, sir. >> I'm going to have every one of your worthless jobs. >> Good. Great. Now, open the door. I'll knock it in. Make it quick and maybe I'll reconsider filing charges. >> I'm going to do this every day. Find a way to make your life miserable until you give this place back to the people who own it. >> Please, will you just hurry up? >> Has that wall been extended? >> That was there when I got here. I just replastered. >> Oh, I thought you said it was a leak. >> It was. That was different. >> Really? Hm. This ain't going to cut it, pal. >> That's enough. Hey, look. Okay, look. No. No. Hey. Come on. Come. Love you. That's it. [Music] >> Assume Denton's armed, but remember we might have a kid in there. >> Copy. [Music] Clear. Hold up. [Applause] I hate it. >> You're leaving town? >> Hey, what are you guys doing? >> West didn't. >> Yeah. Where's your son? >> What? What? Home? Why? What's happened? What's going on? >> There's been a crime. >> Anyone in your wife's life? in her life. You have problems with it >> that would do this. No. >> Ya Smith and Wesson, correct? >> That's right. I do. >> So, where is it? >> At the house. >> It's not at the house. >> Well, then I don't know where it is. Maybe, you know, maybe whoever did this to my family. Maybe they took it. >> Wes, where's your son, Jordan? >> I already told you. I don't know. Why'd you have all those clothes in the car? Where were you headed? >> Do I need a lawyer? Why would you need a lawyer, Wes, if you haven't done anything wrong? >> Because I feel like you're pushing me in a direction that is unthinkable and untrue. >> Why all the clothes? >> I was coming home from work in Fort Wayne. [Music] >> According to your neighbors, you're some big shot of Hulip Packard here in Chicago. I was laid off a year ago and I've been picking up freelance IT work, installing server systems at night. >> Why was your phone off all day? >> My battery was dead. I forgot my charger. It's a 3-hour drive home. Where's your son? >> I don't know. I don't know. Why don't I start asking you that question or you? Is that your job or do you just sit around accusing innocent people of slaughtering their families? >> Hi, I'm Officer Burgess. This is Officer Roman. We're here by Shelby. >> Yeah. Did Did you know Shelby Denton? >> We used to be best friends. We did cheer together. Then she transferred to public school this year, so we didn't see each other so much. Seems her younger brother Jordan is missing. Anything you could tell us would be helpful. >> Did you talk to Owen yet? Owen? Her boyfriend? A ex-boyfriend you never knew with them. >> Is Owen got a last name? >> Reys. Owen Ree. >> Kid's been holed up in his room since he heard the news. Sad. Only met Shelby a few times. She seemed like a sweet girl. Owen, the police want to talk. >> Hey, Mr. Reese, where was your son last night? >> In his room. Got caught drinking two weeks ago. He's been grounded ever since. I even took his car keys. >> Hey, Owen. We're looking for Jordan Denton. >> He's alive. >> We're hoping, but with every minute, the chances decrease. >> We know you were over there a lot. How well do you know him? >> He's a good kid. Looked up to me. I mean, sometimes he >> Sometimes he'd what? Tell them. You got to understand Shelby hated being home. Her parents were always fighting. Shelby and me, we had this spot we used to go to, this foreclosed house a couple blocks from hers to get away. Jordan followed us in there a few times. >> Give us the address. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] police. Anyone down here? [Music] over here. >> Jordan. >> Oh my god. >> 2113 squad emergency. You got him? >> Yeah. >> Inform Chicago med we are on route with a tender age male. Gunshot wound to the shoulder. He's lost a lot of blood. >> Yeah, >> they got the dad downstairs in the cage. >> You give him anything on the ride over? >> Not a word. >> Any word on the boy? >> Still in surgery. Money makes people do crazy things. Not enough or too much doesn't seem to matter. >> What does that have to do with anything? >> Forget to mention when we spoke before you and your wife were about to go broke. >> It's immaterial. >> No, that's motive. See, you have a need to be seen a certain way. Successful. That's why you killed Lucy. You found out she filed for bankruptcy. >> No. No. None of this is true. You were out of runway, so you figure you cash in on her life insurance policy. The one you're making payments on when you can barely afford groceries. >> Lucy must have been paying those premiums. Besides which, none of this makes me a murderer. >> Do yourself a favor. Tell me how you set this thing up, and the state's attorney will thank you by giving you a life sentence with possibility. >> I didn't do this. I was trying to hold my family together. >> Guess what? We found your son. Half conscious, bullet in his shoulder, clinging to life. He's in surgery now. I I have to see him. >> Not yet. >> Please. You can't keep me from my boy. >> I got a court order keeps you from seeing him. >> He needs his father. >> What's he going to tell us if he makes it through this surgery? This is your last chance to get out in front of this. [Music] What happened? I want to see my lawyer now. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music]