Oh, I got I got shot in my face. >> Whoever it was walked around the corner over here. >> There's anybody else inside? Come outside with your hands up. >> I'm going tell you right now, do not touch me. Tell you right now, do not touch me. [music] So, we got a report from uh domestic that's occurring in two different areas. So, we got deputies going to one side of Perump >> and deputies going to the other side of Pump. We're going to try to figure out exactly where it's happening. Uh we don't have a clear exact location yet, so >> we're trying to get get there and try to figure out exactly what's going on. >> Um it's all third party, so I don't know how accurate the information is. Uh Nevada, Charles Ocean. Holy. >> Yeah. No. possible. >> 29. >> Uh, park on the west corner. I'm sorry. Spellman is losing its mind. It definitely ran on the plate, but it keeps giving me back. >> Yeah, it looks like somebody's moving. >> Sheriff's office. Hey. Hey. >> 22. >> Hey. Yeah. Hey, >> Sheriff's Office. County. >> This microphone is dark. Residential 261, come outside. >> Your microphone sucks. >> You want to use yours? >> 22. I copy your location. >> 13. We got one coming out. >> 12 copy. Female coming out. >> If there's anybody else inside the residence, come outside with your hands up. >> Female, come down off the porch. Come down towards the gate. Has the black car standing outside. >> There's anybody else inside. Come outside with your hands up. >> Not County Sheriff's Office. Come outside with your hands up. Tell her to try and secure the dog. >> Well, we'll figure that out when the second once we get everybody outside. >> County Sheriff's Office. Come out with your hands up. Do it now. >> So, what's going on? >> I've just had a little argument. >> A little argument that >> Where's he at? >> He's in the house with our daughter. Our daughter's in bed trying to sleep. >> Okay. So, we're being told he was physical. >> Who called? >> I don't know. >> Several people called. >> So, we need him outside so we can talk to him. So, why isn't he coming outside? >> Well, he's inside with our daughter. So, if I can go back in my California DMVs, >> can you not bring the giving me errors and it's giving me about >> How old is three? She's almost four. >> Okay. >> So, she's in my bed asleep. Have you guys ever left your daughter alone in a room before at all in your life >> to go to the bathroom? Anything? I mean, it's not going to be like a lo long thing. So, >> in our house is all the way over there. >> That's fine. >> I'm sure your daughter will be asleep. Okay. This isn't going to be an all night thing. >> I'll just go get >> I need to put some >> Don't have an attitude. >> You know what I think this is? I'll talk to you real quick. >> Thank you. >> RP is somebody they've never met in person. >> Um, but only met over Facebook. >> Not bad. How are you guys? >> Turn your lights off, man. I got >> So, I would >> judging by the circumstances, we're going to be out here pretty quick. It's going to be a last. >> So, are you guys okay? >> Yeah, we're fine. >> We just had a disagreement. You know, we've been together 8 years. We have disagreements. >> Okay. What was the disagreement about? >> We >> actually Emily, right? >> Can I talk to you over here? >> Talk to him. >> Are you talking to somebody on Facebook? >> I mean, >> that you've never met before. >> I have friends on Facebook that I talked to that have not met before. but none that would actually like know where I live. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know who would like call the cops and be like, "Oh, I'm so concerned." >> Okay. >> Cuz it's just we've had for a week we've just been, you know, there's been tension. We've been together a long time. >> But it hasn't been physical at all. >> No, it hasn't been physical. >> It hasn't been physical. He came home like maybe 2 hours ago and we've been in bed with our daughter. >> You guys just That's it. That's all it's been. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You know, we're just trying to >> keep the peace for our daughter. >> Here's here's my suggestion for you. I don't know who you're talking to online, but somebody called it in. I don't know who. >> I think I know who it is. She's a very good friend of mine and she's very concerned for me, but she she has a lot of mental issues and takes things >> and as that may be, um, has it hasn't been physical at all tonight? >> No. >> Hasn't been physical at all today? >> No. Has it been physical all physical at all within the last week? >> No. >> Okay. >> We've just had, you know, our arguments, our disagreements, >> but it's just been arguing. >> Just arguing. >> Okay. >> I apologize for it to be all dramatic like how it is, but when you got a dog that's the size of a a horse out front who wants to rip my face off. >> I'm I'm going to light up the whole neighborhood and and and call you guys out with the car. >> That's what he and the other one she's a puppy. him. He's for and his job is to protect >> and he's doing a good job at that. That's why I'm telling you if it comes to if it comes to me having to jump the fence, I'm not jumping the fence with the dog. >> Well, I appreciate that because I wouldn't have to put my dog down. I love him. >> Yeah. Um, so all right. Hey, so the reason why we have all these lights and cars and >> just kind of explaining, >> dude, you got a dog the size of a horse and wants to rip my face off. I don't care who you wouldn't be able to pay me to walk onto the property. Okay. >> Well, he's he's doing his job, so >> unfounded. >> Yeah, very much so. >> So, one more time, you guys haven't been straining each other even for fun, right? Nothing. Nothing like that. Okay, >> that's crazy. >> All right. Well, after 8 years, it wouldn't surprise me, but thank you. >> Well, I'm sorry to wake you guys up like this. You know, man, if someone woke me up at 1:30 in the morning, I'd be a little bit pissed off, too. >> I'm sorry I got Toty. I didn't have >> Like I said, we go through the motions based on the allegation. Both you guys look fine. So, >> will you guys please turn your lights off? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> We're about to take off anyway. >> Neighbors are probably freaking out. >> That's all right. >> All right. So, the uh domestic was completely unfounded. some like it was third party. So whenever it's third party, there's a lot of facts that are missing. Um this one it wasn't even whatever happened didn't even occur. Um they said that they've been arguing over the last couple days, but it hasn't been anything physical. Um so this whole domestic has been unfounded. >> Before we move on, I want to thank Aura for sponsoring this episode. I googled myself the other day and I found websites selling my address, my phone number, and even relatives data, all for sale. Aura finds those websites, contacts them, and gets your data taken down. Then it keeps watching to make sure your information stays private. 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Uh, as for right now, we're going to go look and see how much damage was done to the property and then find out if they want to press charges. Okay, we're right here. Yeah. 2019. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. What did Vincent do today? >> Vincent didn't do anything. >> Okay, then who who's the issue? >> The issue is Kevin. >> Kevin who? >> I He's in his in his whatever. He's in an RV in my backyard. >> He's in there right now. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> I've been asking him to leave. He owes me money. >> Okay. >> He won't be. >> So, >> he has other people's properties in there. I do not want those cameras on me. >> Okay. Well, come over here. Come over here. >> I don't want to be known in this town. I don't need anybody know. >> Keep giving my address out to so many people that I'm going to snap that net. >> And I understand that and I'm trying to get down to the bottom of this. But if you don't want to work with me, then I I don't know what you want me to do. Okay. I I've got no problem working with you here. Okay. Here's the fact of the matter. Okay. Um well, let's start off with who's Kevin? >> Kevin is a >> Who are you calling? >> That is rude. Why are you talking to somebody on the phone when you're talking to me? >> That's rude. If I called somebody on the phone right now, you'd be pretty upset, right? >> Thank you. >> Hello. >> Okay, now we can have a conversation. I don't have a problem if you talk to your mom, but when you're trying to talk to me and then you start calling people, that's rude. Okay, so let's start from the beginning, please. Who is Kevin? >> Kevin's somebody that somebody asked me if he can stay here. >> So, what is Kevin's last name? >> And is and I'll find out right now. guy that uh we fought in front of the high middle school. >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah, the one you guys caught in front of the middle of the high school. >> In front of the middle school when he tried running from me >> that had all the >> Oh, when I was stuck down south. >> Okay. So, how long has Kevin lived here? >> He's been here couple months. >> You can't just kick him off your property, darling. >> I haven't just kicked him off my property. I've asked him numerous times and I've given him written warning. I've gone to the courthouse. I'm clean and sober. I don't want the at my house. I know the in there. >> Okay. What? Where's your ID? >> Can I get it? Can you get it for me, please? Thank you. >> So, Vincent was it was it was an argument between Kevin and Vincent at first or what? >> On the phone maybe, but he had not been here. Standby. >> Huh? He >> on the phone maybe, but he had not been here. >> Okay. Who's RP? Did you call us? >> No. It's >> like third party. >> Kevin did. I'm sure Kevin did. Ke >> Kevin's brother did. >> Okay. >> Cuz I was trying to talk to him. I'm not yelling through like 2:00 in the morning. >> That's what I'm trying to figure out. I don't know why everybody's screaming and hollering or why we're trying to figure this out right now. >> Like I'm trying to be reasonable with you right right here, darling. Like >> so am I. I'm sorry. I kind of [ __ ] up. >> I know. I get it. That's That's what I'm trying I'm trying to play this game with you. Okay. Yeah, I really am. >> Where's Kevin at? >> Hiding in his RV. You won't even open it to me. >> Okay. >> And I knocked on the door. I said, "Dude, I need to talk to you." And he starts talking and yelling, "I'm talking. I'm going to grab my ID if you want to follow." >> Yeah. Go grab your Watch out for the horseshit. Go grab your ID real quick >> so we can figure this all out. So, here's what's here's what the problem is. Okay. Um because you've invited him over and he's been staying here for over a month. Are you the homeowner or you guys rent? >> No, I'm homeowner. >> I own this place. >> Okay. So, you're going to need to call You need to go down to the jail. The jail uh the courthouse and file an official eviction. Okay. That's the only way you're going to be able I I like if I went back there, I can't tell him, hey, you got to boot scoot. He's going to be like off. I don't have an eviction. There hasn't been an eviction served. So if there's I mean you got to go down to the courthouse and actually go through the eviction process down there and they gave me the runaround about paperwork and this that and the other and they couldn't even give it to me. I'm like >> who is who is Kevin? You said is Kevin not Kevin uh uh uh Vince? Is he a landlord? >> No, he's a friend of mine. >> Okay. Was there any arguing tonight other than you screaming at him telling rocks? >> I told him I said I'm not doing this yelling through the campers. I have neighbors, dude. >> Sure. I said, "Dude, I want this stuff that's not yours. Please give it to me." He wouldn't he wouldn't open the door. >> It was just whatever. >> But he was still yelling and I'm like, "Kevin, stop yelling." >> So, I'm calling the cops and >> said, "Dude, have the cops at my house. Go ahead. It's fine. I don't have anything to get in trouble with." >> Okay. >> So, um yeah, there's there's not a lot we can do here. Did you go talk to him? >> No. Do you want me to go talk to him? Do you mind if we go back there and talk to it? Talk to him. >> My dogs are up. >> Okay. Just just stay up here for me. Okay. >> Can I go stand by my truck? >> Yeah, you can go stand by your truck. But don't interject if him and I and I start talking. >> Just out of respect out of respect for me. I don't care about your respect for him. >> I'm not going to. I promise. >> Okay. >> Please don't. >> Kevin, we're just coming to check on you. Make sure everything's okay here so we don't have to go do any other stupid tonight. Nobody's going to jail yet. >> Well, I mean, things can always change. >> Sheriff's Office, Kevin. Wonder if he's in the tent. >> Yeah, there's a tent. Oh, >> I think that's a tent. No, it's a trailer. >> All right. Well, he won't talk to us. >> All right. Well, okay. So, he doesn't want to answer the door or he ran off when he when he heard somebody was calling the cops. >> He He's the one that called him. He's the one that told me that he was going to call him. >> Okay. If even if he did call him. Okay. Fact is is it comes down to the fact that if you want him gone, you got to go do the work, >> right? >> You get what I'm saying? >> All right. I get that. >> And banging on his door in the middle of the night and having people argue or trying trying to trying to sort out a stolen property at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. I'mma be real with I'mma be real with you, okay? I understand you just got off work, but if somebody came and banged on my door at three o'clock in the morning, there'd be a >> on his door. >> It don't matter. >> So, I knocked it. I did nothing. And then he started screaming at me. >> I would scream at you, too, if you knocked on my door at 2:00 in the morning. Let's be real. Come on. >> I am being real. >> So, we went down to that house. Well, first of all, the the person reporting this whole thing was third party, so they weren't even on scene. And when we showed up, there was a lady. She was very upset, very agitated, trying to call her mom in the middle of the middle of our contact. Um, we end up telling her to calm the hell down. She she's upset because her her she invited somebody to come live on her property in the RV in the back. And it turned out going s turned out to the whole situation turned out to be sour. Uh, we told her that she needed to go file a an eviction on him in order to get him off the property. He had been there for like a month or two or something like that. [clears throat] So, we told him to go file told her to go file an eviction on him, which essentially what eviction does is you can't just kick somebody off the property here in Nevada. Um, you actually have to go to the courts and have an order signed by the judge that states you have this amount of days to get off the property. Once once the time frame is up, then a lockout will be done, which means that uh essentially we lock the doors and kick everybody off the property who's not supposed to be there. Um, so yeah, we told her the whole process for that and essentially she's just kind of sick of this guy. Uh, we weren't able to make contact with the mail. Um, most likely he was in the trailer, but he wasn't wanting to come to the door and talk to us. Um, we've had prior history with him when he at that point or during that time he was a little bit of a POS uh, for lack of better words. But yeah, other than that, it turned out to be real simple, just real petty, you know. So, we're going over to Walmart. Uh, apparently there's a they have a guy in there who has been previously trespassed. Uh, they got him in their asset protection office. So, we're going to go over there, see what's going on. Uh, maybe char criminal charges, maybe not. But, we'll see what Walmart wants to do. I hate it when these people park here. It literally is a fire lane, emergency vehicle lane, not sign. Heat. Heat. Hey, cover them in the front. In the front. In the front. Let him put these in my bag. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Will you put that in my bag, please? >> I'll take your halfway, too. >> So, ultimately, that guy ended up going to jail. Um, this is the second time shoplifting at Walmart. Uh, the statue says, you know, anytime you unlawfully enter a business and you commit petty larseny or grand lararseny or anything like that, you are it's considered burglar of a business. And him being trespassed, him setting foot on the property is technically unlawful. So therefore, he's going to jail for burglar of business. Uh, he clearly didn't learn his lessons from his first time shoplifting. So, he's getting in again. >> Uh suspicious person um down here kind of close to Walmart. Um a the complainant called his landlord said there was somebody suspicious walking around the property with a flashlight. Uh landlord told him to call the police. So, we're going to head out here. Apparently, there's a gate to this property. Um so, we're going to have to try and make our way in to the property through the gate. Uh, we'll probably have to find a gate code and hopefully we don't find anybody on the property. Nothing's been stolen or anything like that. May just be somebody walking around. There's been a lot of uh folks walking around lately. So, >> probably causes concern for a lot of folks in different neighborhoods off of the main drag. Oh, that's not what I was expecting. >> Oh, there's a car. They get in here if they don't know the code. >> I don't know. They may know the code. Let's see where they go. Surely there's only one way in, one way out, right? There's a open door on that truck. >> Hello. >> Hello. Hey, we got a call up here about folks walking around in the back. Are y'all just dropping stuff off or >> picking something up? >> Okay. Y'all have a shed here, I guess. >> Yes. >> Okay. All righty. We appreciate you. >> Okay. >> All right. Have a good night. >> Howdy. >> I mean, if they're left What do you say? >> You're the one that You're the one that was going around that night. >> You haven't seen him since then? >> No, I heard the noise. >> Uh he's the one that called said uh whoever it was walked around the corner over here shining a flashlight. But it seems like a lot of the tenants have access to the property throughout the evening, too. I mean, I don't know. Unless he's hiding behind that dirt pile. Nothing. I my only thing is if they allow people back here throughout the evening, there's not a whole lot we can really Hey, >> get out. >> You can't get out. Are we blocking you? >> Okay, we're about to head back out. I'm sorry. I don't know. >> But I [snorts] mean, there's cameras everywhere, too. So, I mean I mean, who's to say they don't have a storage shed, you know? Uh, so we talked to the original complainant who called his landlord. He said he saw a man walking through the storage shed complex with a flashlight. Thing is, we've talked to two sets of people now. Apparently, if you rent a storage shed here, you have access 24/7 with a key code. Place is surrounded with barb wire and the only way in is a gate at the front. So, we really don't have any way of saying if we do find somebody that they're not allowed to be here. Uh, unless we talk to the landlord, but so far, we haven't found anybody. Place is filled with cameras and keypads, and there's really no easy way to get into any of these buildings. So, we're probably just going to head back, let these ladies out, and let the original complainant know or PX that over a phone call that uh we didn't find anybody. We're going to be backing up Officer Carter. There's a resident out on Macintosh Road. There's an alarm call coming from it >> uh for an inside motion. Uh just meaning that somebody >> could be anything. Sometimes it's animals set these alarms off within the house. Um but we're about to pull up over here. Um the doors open. We'll clear the residence for the homeowner. Um, but we may not have to. If the homeowner's there and they're okay with us just leaving after we get here, then we'll just do what they want us to do. 747. I'm code file on Macintosh for those units around there. 72 or 10. >> Yes, sir. >> I probably won't still walk through with them, but we're good. They come will walk through the house with them. Even the alarm says master bedroom. >> So I'm assuming that's going to be >> flashlight. Uh, so we're getting dispatched to a a call where a mother is calling in saying that she's having an issue with her her 16-year-old son and uh that he's being defiant towards her. Um, and uh began to walk away down the street. She began to follow him and she lost him. So now she's wanting to meet with us to speak with us about what's going on. So right now we're still trying to locate uh where the mother is cuz she gave us a location. >> Uh we're not finding her at right now. So we're going to continue to try to find the mom just so we can speak with her and see exactly what's going on >> with the situation and her son. 13. We'll be out with them on Richmond. You can use 517. >> Come here, pal. >> Come here. >> What's going on? What's going on? Why am I out here? >> You need to get uh >> Hold on. >> Number one. like you need to get my stepfather. >> What's going on? >> He jumped to my face, spit at me. >> Okay. >> I ain't doing it. So, I'm I'm going to my stepbrother's house for the night. >> Okay. Well, can you What all happened tonight? >> All right. So, >> me and my mom got pregnant over nicotine. >> Okay. >> And THC stuff. >> Okay. >> And uh what's it called? She she started tripping. And then next thing you know, he jumps in yelling, screaming in my face. And when he spit in my face, I said, I'm being honest, too. I'm being honest. I said, "Watch out. You're not going to spit my face." Cuz like, who does that as a >> Was it like Was it just because like he was so close yelling at you like his spit was getting on you or >> I think it was an intentionally intentional spit cuz it was a big chunk of spit. >> Okay. And then what? And then what happened? >> Huh? >> And then what happened? >> I walked out. They walked out. I'm not doing it. >> That was the first time you walked out. >> Yeah, that's the first time I walked out. And then you came back. I went back and just grabbed my charger. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. So, I'm going to my brother's house for the night. I'm not >> Okay. >> Well, we're not going to brother's house yet. Okay. >> We still I got to still talk to your mom and >> and all that. Okay. >> Hey, do you know did she go back to the house or she >> Yeah, she at the house. >> She back to the house. I'll go to the house. >> Okay. All right. So, the main argument between you and mom was because of the the THC and the nicotine, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. Anything physical like between you and dad or anything like that? No. >> Any threats made? >> Yeah. He say he was going to beat my ass. >> Why'd he say that? >> Can I Can I ask you an honest question? >> What? >> Did >> do you think And I I'm not saying I'm not excusing his actions of getting in your face and yelling at you. Okay. >> I was cussing at him too. >> Do you think Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Do you think that maybe like maybe our our temper and maybe our attitude didn't help the situation? Probably >> because do and just and this is just me asking you a question. Do you think that it is okay for you as a 16-year-old to use THC and nicotine? Cuz one, it ain't legal. Right. >> Right. It's it's not legal. So, do you think that maybe your mom here, put put away your phone for a second, pal. Do you do you think your mom has a valid argument to talk to you about that? >> Yeah. >> Is that Is that what she was doing? >> Was she talking to you about it? >> Tell me what exactly what she was telling you. >> She was like telling me to stop. >> Okay. What did you say to her? >> I don't smoke as much. >> I know. But what did you say to her? >> But I told her I wasn't going to stop cuz my like it's part of my emotions. this part like you feel me? >> But it's a substance, right? So you are making yourself think >> that it helps you, right? >> Cuz it doesn't. We weren't born with nicotine and THC in our system. >> That's y'all didn't have that life at all, >> right? >> Yeah. >> We weren't born that way, right? None of us were, >> right? So it's you that thinks that it helps you, but on all reality, it's stuff that's bad for you, right? And also, it's illegal for you to do it at your age. Okay. Until you're 21, that's when you can make the decision to do nicotine or, you know, whatever, right? >> How long has your stepdad been in your life? >> Forever. Seven years. >> Forever. >> Forever. And this ain't the first time this happened. >> This is like the fourth time. >> You and you and him not get along. >> That's why I look want to move out, but I can't. >> Why do you guys not get along? >> 110. I I just don't think he liked me at all. >> You don't think he liked you? >> When he when he got up, cuz I'll tell you this. When he first got up, >> he yelled. He said, >> "I'm so tired of this damn kid." >> Well, okay. Don't worry about him. Have you ever seen the You ever seen the TV show uh Cops? >> Is this what is going on? >> He's kind of like that, but it's a different He does a different series. >> Don't tell me I'm going on cops. >> No, he'll he'll he'll blur your face out. >> All right, if you don't mind. >> Uh let's get in my car. Let's drive back over to mom's house. Okay. And if she says that you're cool to go stay the night with your uh >> with your stepb brotherther tonight. That's cool. Uh real quick, you ain't got nothing in your pockets or anything? No weapons? Anything like that? Knives? No guns, bazookas, grenades? >> 14 time. >> I ain't like that, sir. [laughter] I ain't that dangerous. All right. Just >> have a seat real quick, pal. I'm taking them back home. >> Uh when we get back over to your uh parents, >> if you want to get out of the car, that's fine. I'm cool with that. If you don't want to stay in the car. >> Yeah, I'm going to tell my Jack >> uh >> but just no no arguing with your mom or your stepdad anymore. Okay. Yes, sir. >> You're you can you can hang out by my car. You can take off your jacket. You can hang out. We we me and you we'll just stay outside while my partner talks to them. Okay. >> So, what's the uh what's the solution for tonight? What are you wanting to happen? >> I lowkey I just want to take a break from home for a night if if that's if that's poss if that's what my mom wants. >> Okay. >> But if that's not if that's not what she wants to, I'll have to deal with it and stay home. >> Yeah. What are you going to what are you going to like how are you going to feel if you have to stay here? But >> I'm going to be upset cuz I literally don't want to be around him at all. >> I know. But what if we have to? Cuz at the end of the day, mom has the mom has the say, right? So like, you know, if she makes that decision >> for you to stay here, you know, you got at some point you got to you got to be cool about that. You know what I'm saying? Because continuing the argument and all that is just not going to go anywhere. and you walking away and walking down the street without mom saying that it's cool to leave is gonna end up me coming back out here. You need to stop doing THC, man. Especially those THC vapes. >> I know things kill a popcorn lung, bro. >> I know. I heard of that. I never heard of that. I popcorn lung. >> Yeah, I just heard of that. I heard >> a lot of a lot of younger kids were getting it because it was it's the way it's burned. >> The way the thing burns. It's not good for you, man. >> Have you tried to stop doing that stuff? Have you >> I tried. I I'll be honest. I tried for like a week. >> Do you think we should try again? You think we should make that >> a thing? >> Why Why do you do it? Why? What makes you want to do it? >> I do it because I have depression. >> Okay. >> Very very bad depression. >> Okay. buying stuff from your friends or off the street or you know whatever is not safe even if they trust their plug or not. >> Yeah. And if you decide when you're 21 and you can go out and legally buy that stuff and you decide that you want to go and do it, man, that that's on you. You're an adult. You're a grown man. You can make your own decisions, right? >> But right now, yes, in some way, you can make your own decisions, right? You're you're a young man. You're about to be an adult. You're almost there, >> right? >> But I can't wait. >> Even though you can make some of your own decisions, you can't make all of your decisions. >> And you need That's what parents are for, man. It's like a guiding hand. School ain't fun, bro. But that is genuinely what's going to help >> set you up for success in the future. Like, if you don't want to go to college, that's that's understandable. >> Like, that's your choice. But getting through high school, man, you need a high school diploma to do a lot of jobs. >> Everything basically now. >> Yeah. Summertime is when the fun starts, right? Cuz guess what, man? Us adults, we don't get summertime no more. There ain't no summertime. We don't get >> wake up every day >> every day and go to work, man. See, look. Look who's tagging along with her. Your little sister. Cuz she wants to come over here and see you. You know what I'm saying? >> You just be cool with it, right? >> Yep. Cool, calm, and collected. >> Have you been here before? >> Uh, maybe while ago, not recently. Yeah. >> So, we talked about it and he understands it. Um, he was wondering if he could go stay with who? >> Brother. >> His brother. >> And comment off. Um, I told him that that was up to you and that if you told him no, that we were going to be okay with that and he understood that. What's your dog's name? >> Kiki. >> Kiki. >> Kiki. >> Kiki. >> Stroke and heart attack. That stuff will kill you. >> Potentially cancer. Now, but here's the scary part. 30% of our male schizophrenic patients are possibly from marijuana. I know there's some schizophrenia in your family's history. If you already have that risk factor, you don't want to add to it. There's no way you want to end up 22 schizophrenic and living in this field that's right over here with all the other homes. Dude, you got to quit that crap. We ended up making contact with the son. I I did personally and uh um it seems like he had a argument with his mother in reference to him uh doing nicotine and THC. So me and him had a conversation about how he needed to stop that and that was wrong. And um it seems like he's having some school trouble and just being kind of defiant towards his mother. Um but nothing criminal was reported uh today. Uh we did advise him, you know, that him running away without permission. Um you know, his parents can make him a runaway which then can lead to other things if he continues to do that. So, uh, we just had some conversations there and hopefully we got everything calmed down. It seems like he's probably going to go stay somewhere else tonight just to kind of cool things off. But, um, we'll see if we'll be out there again in the near future. U, but we're going to go tonight. >> So, we're heading to [snorts] a Czech residence. Uh, calling party saying that they believe they saw somebody inside, but there's just some odd stuff inside of this residence. Officer Negron has already contacted the calling party on his way over here. Um, she said that there's a bike, I guess, in the backyard that might be the person that's trespassing. So, we'll get out, see what's going on. >> Shut it down. Shut it down. He's still going pretty. You the maintenance guy? Yeah. >> Did you see anybody inside? >> Well, we don't know. Yeah, it's a bag right there. Okay. Presume that's probably owner. >> You're owner. >> Manager >> or property manager. >> Yeah. >> Is it supposed to be occupied or is it getting renovated? >> Being renovated. >> Being renovated. Okay. So, nobody has permission to be inside. >> Okay. And you want us to go in and check? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, yeah. Unoccupied. They're renovating it. Police department in here. Let it be known. >> Mhm. Throw those in my pocket. Witchaw police, if you're inside, make yourself known. too. >> There's a door right there. >> Yeah. Come, Witchaw, please. We're coming in. Make yourself known. Do it now. Wtop police. I got shut doors in here. >> I'll hold this for a second. Stay there. Police Department here. Let it be known. >> WTO police, if you're in the rooms, make yourself known. Do it now. So, there's a bathroom right there. Room. Room. But there's no door handle on this one. Okay. >> So, if you want I'll go I'll check that bathroom real quick if you want to hold these. >> Yep. Which stall, please? >> You want to pop that one? >> Yep. >> I got you. >> It's locked. >> Witchaw police, if you're in the room, come out now. >> Which door was kicked? Uh, >> the back door. >> Back door. Yeah. You might I'll hold this if you want to see if they got a key. You guys got keys for the bedrooms. >> Yeah, there's a little nail or anything >> or if they have a like a small flathead screwdriver or anything? No. Should feel it. >> So, it should be a twist. >> Yeah, there's a Well, these are just pushes, but there's nothing >> there's nothing to push it. >> Nothing to push. Let's Let's hold it. Let's get this. Yeah, it's not even It's not even catching. I think you were able to pop it. Got a closet door. Mhm. [snorts] >> Clear coming out. >> Yeah. Sight. It's not doing nothing. Had a hand. >> We'll we'll have to have them probably get that one. But when I look through it's an empty like empty empty. >> Okay. >> I'll talk to Wendy. >> Which door was it that they kicked? >> Back door. You can see >> this back door. >> Oh yeah. That's he said go ahead and >> you said a garage. >> Yeah, cuz that back door goes out to a garage. So, or there is a garage right there. I checked back in there. I didn't see anything, but you want to pop it here. >> Was anybody in there? >> No, we didn't find anybody in there. >> Okay. how you guys found found out that somebody was in here and all that. >> Oh, um I came by gosh, let me see if I can tell what time it was. I actually had a refrigerator uh delivery man with me that we were delivering a refrigerator today. Um probably about 2:00, maybe 1:45. Um, and I parked out here in front, walked up to the door, just um, used my key, opened the >> front door, took a step in and saw, >> um, >> I'm glad you said keys. >> Yeah. Oh, sorry. >> There's those back for you. >> Okay. >> The door was unlocked, which >> I I left it unlocked. I left in a big hurry. >> Okay. Stuff that shouldn't have been there. I just backed out quickly and hauled it to my car and left. >> Okay. Like you said, this one's getting renovated. Nobody's supposed to be here. Nobody has permission to be here or anything like that. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> And then I presume all the stuff that is inside is not your guys's >> to an extent. >> I'm not sure what's in there. We had a stove and a fridge and a washer and a dryer. >> Okay. >> Um but I just walking by I saw that some of it was in the living room and um it was not in the living room when we left. >> Okay. So about three so about $300 for the back door. Um >> do you want to do a walk through? see if there's anything else that looks damaged that we can try to get assessed or we can at least throw it on the Yeah, let's go ahead and go do that real quick and we can just go room to room and see. I don't know if >> I appreciate you guys so much coming. >> And here's that case number for you, Wendy. >> Thank you so much. >> Absolutely. So, nothing looks like it's stolen. is just kind of >> No, no, it's it's fine. I just >> Okay. And yeah, you guys start cleaning it out. You find anything that's concerning, just give us a call. We can come back out, collect it. We'll get it submitted under that same case number since it seems it'll kind of all be relevant to that case. Okay. >> I certainly will. >> Any questions for us? >> All right. I hope you have a better rest of your day. Okay. >> Oh, absolutely. Thank you guys so much. >> Calling Party, she they've been renovating it through a property service. Um, nobody's supposed to be there. Nobody's allowed. Nobody was given permission to go inside. From what it kind of looks like is potentially maybe a family. Um don't know if it is a true family or not. Um maybe been living in there. Um there was a big blade hanging on the door or on the wall. We're going to submit that just so that way nobody has possession of that out here causing problems to anybody. We'll get it documented. She's got the case number so she can file insurance claims later on and try to get this place back to mint condition. There's about 40 people maybe fighting. They're all males 17 to 40 years old. >> Hey, so we are in route to a shooting for another bureau. Um, right now they just don't have enough units available. Uh, I guess so. We're going over there to help them with the shooting. Right now they're saying that basically they believe someone got shot. Um there was a fight and someone got shot is what we have. So we're gonna >> drive there with the lights and sirens to get there. >> I have so many calls coming in. They're so scattered with information. Some people are saying there's 40 people on scene. Some saying someone was a kid that shot somebody. Mainly a 20-year-old 56 black male with a Seahawk white shirt on. So, black male with a Seahawk shirt on the possible updated address. >> Should we clear our intersections? 821 for this shooting. We're now getting sprint fix. The black male 20s 59 on 510 medium built football uniform with something purple on it. The 9 mm black handgun being used. Secondary the black male 20s 51 medium built on football uniform with a white shirt on. Thank you for stopping. >> So far, I don't have anybody confirming who's shot or where they are at this moment. >> Uh, adrenaline is definitely going. I'm thinking of every possible situation. Thinking about what I'm going to do when I get on scene. Thinking about what could be happening. >> So far, I haven't gotten anybody. >> Of course, when we get on scene yet, >> if they need us on scene where the victim is, we're going to have to get that area secure. We're going to have to make sure that everybody is safe before we let EMS and then move in. After we get everybody to move in, uh after that, then of course we're going to be looking for the suspect. But if we happen to see the suspect as well while we're in route, that's a whole other situation we're going to have to deal with. >> But it's a lot of adrenaline. It's also really stressful trying to get to the call cuz you have a bunch of people who either don't pull over or don't know what to do. They get freaked out when they see the sirens. I'm being told that nobody is shot. No one has been shot. >> Okay. So, now we're being told that no one's been shot. >> We're getting two different calls about people got assaulted. There's a 50-year-old and a 30-year-old female got punched in the head and still having a panic attack. 32. Someone is pointing to the east side of this park over here. We're going to get out and see what's going on. >> Hey, he's the one attacking people right here. I ain't going to lie. Don't keep me in there. >> What? >> Who is Who is >> Okay. What's going on? >> It's too He's scared, too. >> Hey, come over here. >> He's scared, too. >> Hey, what's going on? >> He's scared, too. >> Hey, what's going on? >> They some rats. >> Hey, come here right now. I need to talk to you, sir. >> No, no, no. You need to talk to me. >> Yes, you need. Hey, step back. >> Yes, you do. Not at all. >> That's my son. So, that's why I have to step I'm not talking to you. >> Okay. If you're a part of this, you need to talk. >> He's not part of it. >> Wasn't a part of it. I'm coming. I'll talk to you. Bring you the >> sir. I need you to stop. You're going to have to talk to me. >> 32. I have a potential suspect that's walking. I'm going to need help with him. >> I'm just on the east side of the park. >> Sir, I'm telling you to stop. >> Is he Is he involved in the servants? >> Okay. Well, they're saying you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Come here. Stop. Seriously, stop, sir. Sir, if you were a part of this, I need you to stop. >> I need Okay, stop. Just stop. I don't want to talk. >> I'm telling you to stop. Come here. >> I told you I won't talk to you. So why you messing with me? >> He said that we already got >> He said he told you part of the situation. >> You're going to talk to me. >> I told you he wasn't part of the situation and you messing with him. Back up. Back up. You ain't got to touch a B. I'm sitt here talking. Please keep listen. We're going to put you in cuffs if you don't stop. Stop. He walking off. He steady arrest my son. Keep on putting his hands. >> Okay. Hold on. Listen. Promise you take care of us. Okay. >> Listen telling he keep on putting his hands on me. >> Okay. Let me go. >> I'm here for you. Okay. >> If you don't stop, we're going to put you in cuffs. >> We're going to have to detain. Okay. >> Okay. Stop. >> I'm I'm calm. >> All I said was take these off. >> I'm not I'm not doing anything. Just take them all. >> Let's go over here. >> Go over here. There was an officer that was with the victim up over there that said that this guy kicked him in the face. >> How am I? >> Stop. >> Do you have anything on you, >> bro? You see I'm gear >> Stop. >> Okay, I understand. But he's it's it's the obvious. >> Okay, go ahead and sit. >> It's literally the obvious. Like they going to ask me if I got something on me and you see I just got done with a whole football game. >> You talking about Hey, what's your name? >> I don't know. I don't have to. >> All right. Hey, I don't want to make the target what it has to be. If you're not involved, we'll get that figured out. >> No, I'm not. I'm not involved. >> Identify that. >> All right. My name's T. >> Okay. T. >> I'm gonna go try to find the other officer cuz he's the one that was with the guy who said he was kicked by him. >> What position you play? >> I play uh Dana. >> D1. Okay. Y'all win today? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> We lost. >> What's the name of your team? >> Diamond backs. >> Diamond backs. Uhhuh. Y'all here every week? >> Uh, not every week. This is This is our home field. So, we got a home game. This is where we play. >> All right. Amen. We're not trying to make things difficult. We understand, hey, something happened. If something didn't happen, we don't show up, right? Somebody called 911, we got to come figure out. Somebody points at you and says, "Hey, this dude was involved." We're going to come and try to talk to you. If you get like defensive and argumentative a little bit, then like of course our senses rise a little bit like, "Hey man, what's going on? If you don't want to talk about what's happening, >> obviously that's going to spark our suspicion." You understand that? >> Yeah. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. >> If you cannot hire a lawyer, the court will point one for you. If you choose to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering any questions at any time for any reason. Do you understand each of these rights? >> Yeah. >> Having those in mind, you want to talk to me now? >> I mean, ain't nothing to say. Do nothing. >> Well, I just need to ask you questions. >> Yeah, that's fine. You can ask me questions, but I do that. >> So, I guess just start from the beginning and tell me what happened. >> I don't know what happened. >> They might be confused. >> I just know >> one of eight players >> punched my coach and he fell down and lost consciousness. >> Okay. >> And I'm talking to the players and all them and that's it >> until they to the players to and to whoever the player that was cuz I was mad about my coach. Okay. Did was there any sort of fight or disturbance that happened? >> Um I mean during I mean it was whatever but I don't know. I wasn't involved in nothing. I was just talking to the to the person that was that did that did what he did to my coach. >> Yeah. Do you know what that guy's name is? >> I don't I don't know him. >> Could you identify him if you were to see him? >> It was the dude that said I kicked him in the face. >> Oh, that guy? >> Yeah. He the one that punched my coach. >> Okay. How did he get all bloodied up then? >> I don't know how he got bloodied up. >> Okay. I don't know. >> But you two were having the verbal argument back and forth, just yelling at each other. >> Argument with the with the fat Mexican and his dad. >> Okay. >> I don't know what what that dude with the bloody mouth he was talking about. >> Okay. But he So he said that you kicked him in the face. Did anything like that happened? >> I I just told you I didn't kick him in the face. >> Okay. >> Did anybody kick him? Like did you see anybody kick him coming in and kick him? >> I don't know about kicking any I don't know about >> you see any punches thrown. >> I mean there was punches thrown, but I don't know what >> by who. Do you know who threw the punches? >> I mean, not really. >> Did you throw any punches? >> I ain't throw no punches. >> Okay. Is your coach okay? >> Uh, I don't know. >> Is he the one >> they took in the ambulance? I think >> Okay, they did put them in the ambulance. >> I I I they I think >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> There were punches thrown, but you It was just Was it like a big big group or just a couple people? >> Like a big ball. >> How many people total were throwing punches, you think? >> [ __ ] >> I don't know. It was just it just punches everywhere. >> Okay. Did you hear any gunshots? >> I didn't hear no gun I didn't know anything about the shooting. Now that is news to me. >> Yeah. >> I don't know about no shooting. >> So you didn't hear any gunshots? >> I didn't hear no There was There was no gunshot. If there was gunshots I think everybody would have scattered. >> Did anybody flash a gun? Is that why they might have thought there was a shooting or? >> Uh may it could have been, but I'm not sure. >> Did you see anybody flash a gun? >> I didn't see I didn't. Like I said, I was just talking to the to the person that was that punched my coach. >> Did someone threaten with a gun? Like, hey, I got a gun. Or >> I mean, if they did, I wasn't buy it. I didn't >> You didn't hear none of that? The guy with the bloody mouth is the one who actually hit your coach, but the guy in the red shirt is who you were having the argument with. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And nothing physical happened? >> No. No. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, uh, tell me tell me what happened to your eye, man. Was that something that happened? >> Oh, I got I got shot in my face. Five years a five years ago. >> Dang, dude. Shot in your face. >> Yeah, >> you're lucky. >> So, with [snorts] that guy, I could tell he was upset and heated. I didn't want to uh necessarily go hands-on with him. I was trying to walk with him and get him to listen. Eventually, I had enough another officer with me. I had to go hands-on with him and got him detained for the moment. We're going to figure out if Hi. If we can figure out if he needs to be under arrest or if we can let him go or what's going on. What that guy say? >> So which one? >> The one that was had blood in his face. Did he say that it was this guy? >> Said this is a big fight. Wouldn't tell us anything else. >> Did he say that it was our guy? Cuz remember he initially said he was like, "Hey, this is >> the guy that was arguing with one of them and one of the other guys sucker punched him." But he goes, "I don't want to give any information." Walked off. Wouldn't give me. >> So we have nothing. >> Nothing. >> So big old fight, football game. Probably going to end up letting this guy go. Got to clear with a supervisor first. But there's no victim. There's no crime in this case. So, >> well, now he gave us the wrong name. So, >> that's Come on. >> That was >> all right. What else is wrong about the stuff you gave me? No, >> that was it. >> That was it. Okay. You said your birthday is right. >> Yeah, my birthday is right. >> It's also right. So Clintavia's boss, >> what's your what's your what's your birthday? >> 0228. >> Hey, boss. >> So whoever 21 contacted was our suspect who's gone now. >> 21's gone or the suspect. >> So So hold on. So the guy that I had >> him and the suspect that had kicked the coach or whatever were like face to face walking in the parking lot. The guy had a bloody mouth. He's like, "Hey, this guy kicked me in the which is why I ended up following him down here and we had to detain him, >> which is this guy. >> Which is this guy. >> I talked with this guy. He says that there was there was a bunch of punches thrown. He wasn't the one that threw punches, but there was a bunch of punches thrown uh at a big old brawl fight and then the one the fight started over the guy with the bloody mouth that we initially saw punching his coach in the head, knocking him out. >> Okay. >> So, um >> that's like the third version of events that we got leading up to the fight. >> Okay, stay everybody. Nobody. >> Yeah, nobody's saying this guy's involved. >> All right, so we can we can kick him. >> Um, >> yeah, just document who uh what this dude looked like, the the original guy that is no longer on scene because we also have people over here saying that >> it started with some lady coming up saying he put his hands on me. He's a woman beater and all this stuff. And >> are they saying it it wasn't the Diamondbacks? It was the other team, >> the white and green team. >> Okay. Yeah. Which matches up somewhat with that other guy. So, okay. So, we can we're going to go I'm going to get you out of cuffs. Okay. So, we're just going to document everything. Um, do you know I'm going to ask you again. Do you know what the other guy's name was? The one who punched your co coach in the face? >> I don't know who he >> What number was he wearing? >> 538 jersey on when he did it. So, I don't >> Do you recognize him at all? Like, what number was he wearing? Or >> I mean, I wouldn't recognize the number. >> Um, I believe officer Brown is >> You think there is somebody who would recognize that number or recognize him? >> Maybe. I mean, maybe, but I don't know who's all still here. >> I know. I was just arguing with the other dude. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. You're free to go, man. We're not going to hold you. >> I like to give you some professional advice, which is if officers tell you to stop, you got to stop or you can be arrested. Also, give give them your real name. >> All right. >> All right. Later, man. >> So, for this call, initially came out as a shooting. Obviously, that is one of our highest priority calls, if not the highest priority call. So, we ran lights and sirens the entire way there. Address changed at one point, so we have to change our route to get to this address. We show up on scene. As we're arriving, they're saying there's nobody shot, which kind of brings the level down a little bit, but at the same time, you're you're still heightened. You're still still thinking for the worst, even though somebody said nobody was shot. Uh, as we show up, as soon as I get out of the car, there's two guys that are like face to face or pretty much face to face. They're like walking like facing each other walking. Um, and one guy had a bloody bloody mouth. >> 142 and 149. You guys >> initially made me think that, hey, this guy could could potentially be a victim. and he said that the guy right in front of him was the one that had kicked him in the face or had punched him or whatever that caused the injury. So then I had to follow that guy as I'm walking with him. Uh he's very upset walking away and those kind of situations it's tricky. I could have for sure went hands-on, got him down to the ground, gone through that whole fighting situation or I called out where I was, let officers know. officers ended up getting to me pretty quickly and we ended up just getting them in handcuffs together to where we didn't have to get into a fight. If we would have had to get in a fight, I would have, but in that situation, I was just trying to avoid getting into a fight. Um, that way, you know, nobody has to go to jail over that. Um, we talked to him, eventually figure out he's actually not involved. He was just upset that the guy who actually kicked him and the guy who was who I thought was the victim was actually the suspect who had knocked his coach out. So, a little bit of miscommunication on all parts, but we ended up letting him go and he calmed down quite a bit and that was it. We're we're leaving now. Uh, the suspect, he initially did not want contact with officers, which makes sense. He was probably saying that he was a victim to get officers away from him. So then when officers did end up contacting him, he didn't want to he just said there was a big fight. He didn't want to give his name. He didn't want to give his information. He didn't want to be a victim. He didn't want any of that. So, at that point, the officer that he that the suspect or the officer that was with the suspect let him go and suspect left. We're going to document who the suspect was, see if anybody can identify him, and then we can end up writing a case to potentially get him arrested on a later date. So, that's kind of where we're at. It's one of the situations where it was a big old brawl over a football game. One of the teams lost pretty bad, so they were pretty salty, I guess, and got into a fight and knocked out a coach. Comes out as a shooting. So, I don't know who said there was a shooting going on, but on to the next Heat [music]