Don't shoot me. >> Scared you, huh? >> What is going on? Like, what? Why are >> I have no idea. [music] >> [music] >> You fresh to death, man. You dripped out. >> We got sent to a suspicious character. >> Yeah. >> Or is it a disturbance? >> Suspicious character. Uh it sounds like there is a man who is throwing bottles in a parking lot and yelling at random people as they go by. Uh essentially we're going to check his welfare, make sure that he's doing all right, ask him if he needs any services and see if we can figure out why he's throwing stuff and yelling. But he was reported to have walked from one of the businesses over here to towards one of the restaurants. So we're just going to circulate the area, see if we can locate him. Is that him? Sweater. It's not blue. >> Not blue at all. >> He went on the other side of this building. >> Other side of that one. >> Something's wrong with you. >> All righty. >> When's the last time you seen him? >> I don't know if he's in there or not. >> All righty. We'll go check. Thank you. >> I am concerned that that homeless man was doing something over here cuz he went and got dad and now everybody's walking out. at this time. >> He's intoxicated. >> I'm not trying to get you up next to him. I'm trying to keep him in front of you >> on the curb. >> Yeah, partner. >> Over here. >> It's a cop. >> Okay. >> What's going on? People are pointing you out. They're stumbling around. Looks like kind of struggling. >> I'm exhausted, man. It's hot out here. >> Okay. You need EMS? >> No, I'm good. >> Sure. >> Yeah, I'm good. Dad was there before I sat down. >> That paw fell out of your sweater, homie. >> Okay. So, what what's going on, dude? >> Why is everyone over there at the IHOP pointing at you? >> Uh, because they hate me, dude. >> Why do they hate you? because I'm homeless and I panhandle to make my money. >> Bunch of calls about you running around some bottles and stuff in this area. >> Oh god. I wasn't going around on bottles. That's the only couple I've had all morning started. >> So what is going on? Like what why are >> I have no idea. >> I'm tire I'm tired, dude. I'm exhausted. I I hit myself with some pine needles this morning and I >> like to to tree >> or whatever. >> You have ID on you, bud? >> No, I don't, man. >> It's hot out today, ain't it? >> Yeah, dude. It's like every time, too. Every time I'm about to go inside and get some air conditioning, you guys stop me and welcome me. What? >> Where you been staying at? >> Uh, everywhere. Really? >> Here and there. >> Gotcha. >> How long you been on the street? >> A while now. >> How long's a while? It might be different for me to you. Year, two years, five years. >> You tired of it yet? Yeah, I'm I'm getting there, you know. >> Do you ever talk to our homeless outreach team? >> Uh, yeah. It seems like every time I uh reach out to them, they don't want to reach back, but also it's like I don't have a problem. So, >> okay. >> What's the deal with throwing bottles over here? What's that about? >> God, I wasn't throwing no bottles, bro. I just not throwing any bottles at all. >> Do you experience any kind of mental health crisis? >> I mean, yeah, kind of, but not like enough to kill myself or anything like that. >> Okay. >> I'm just going through a lot of right now. My My brother just got sentenced to 15 years. My little sister just got sentenced to a year and a half. My other little brother just got murdered. My My mom's died. My dad died. >> You So you using >> so family just said it's uh came over called the kid and kind of looking at the truck and then get inside the truck. >> What the [ __ ] dude? >> All this somebody getting called an [ __ ] Like am I going to jail? >> No, I think it's pretty inappropriate to call a kid an [ __ ] Man, I know you can. >> I wasn't even talking about >> I wasn't talking about the kid. >> I was talking to the boss. I said, "Hey, some way you're working." >> I I guess the kid was in the car side. >> You need EMS for anything? >> No, I'm good. >> What are you going to do if we leave you here? >> I'm going to go in Golden Corral and eat. >> You got money to pay? >> Yeah. So, my concern is we cut you free, you go in there and start causing a disturbance. >> We're going to be right back out here. >> So, here's the deal, bud. If we do get called back out here, you know, you're probably going to jail, right? >> Right. >> So, it would be in your best interest to >> behave and even if somebody's calling somebody and probably just keep it to yourself, man. >> All right. do that. >> All right. >> Do they want a case made? >> Good to meet y'all. >> All right, partner. Be safe. >> Uh, so contacted him. Uh, he was probably under the influence of narcotics. Uh, just the way his pupils were responding to the light. He was sweating. And granted, it is hot out here and he's been walking around, but the behaviors that he was exhibiting, uh, throwing the bottles, approaching, uh, the business where the people were working, uh, did make a comment about cursing at a at a kid. Uh, he had no warrants. Uh, nobody was wanting to prosecute for anything criminal that had occurred, and to the best of our knowledge, there really wasn't anything criminal that had occurred. Um, so he was released. Most likely we will get another call on him again later. Uh, especially with him going into a business where there's a lot of people around dinner time. So, we'll see. 334. I'll be checking 14,61 East Ross Parkway. What? What's going on, man? >> Huh? >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> What's your name? >> Shaquin. >> Oh, where you headed today? >> I'm headed to my buddy. >> Uh, why are you walking back this way? >> Huh? Cuz my grandpa lives on this street. >> Oh, okay. What's your last name? Oh, okay. >> I'm good. I'm sitting. I ain't got >> Huh? I'm good. >> Okay, >> you guys are just recording. >> Yeah, I'm always recording. >> No, I'm talking about press. Yeah. >> Spell your first name for me. >> Shaquan. S H A Q U A N. >> How old are you? >> I'm 30 years old, sir. >> You know why I stopped you today? >> Why? >> You're walking in the road with traffic. You got to be walking against traffic. >> Oh, sorry. My tire's flat. Oh, >> okay. >> That's what just dawned on me. I can go to my grandpa's or my buddy lives right there. I can go get air pump or I got to keep it. >> Oh, okay. You got any warrants or anything? >> Nope. >> Okay. What were you doing over here messing with this? >> I just seen all this and I'm like, well, >> just sorting through. >> You got your protein shakes, >> huh? >> Protein shakes. >> No, peanut butter. >> Oh, 3.91 >> and jelly. >> Oh, okay. For a sandwich? Yeah, sir. >> Suspended. You tagged 30 or 30? >> Yeah. >> I don't got nothing on me, sir. I'm signal 30. >> Thank you. >> You're signal 30. >> Yeah. >> You don't have any weapons on you, do you? >> No. >> Okay. You mind if I patch you down? >> Yeah. >> Hold on. I do got a fan. >> A fan? >> Yeah. >> Where? You can leave it. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Oh, you're a fan. That That's not going to hurt me, right? >> No. >> No. Good. >> Was that a vape? >> Yes. Okay. >> Is your wallet in your fanny pack? Do you have any ID on you? >> No, I don't have ID. Like I said, my grandpa lives right here. This is my address. >> Good. >> 104. All right, man. No wants or warrants, but hey, look how fast this car is driving and that the police are standing in the road, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, if you're going to walk in the road, walk against traffic, okay? So, you can see traffic because sometimes they're not paying attention to us, okay? >> Okay? >> But if there's a sidewalk present, walk on the sidewalk, okay? All right, Mr. Brim. I appreciate your time. Okay? >> You be safe out here, okay? >> Don't get hit by a car. People drive crazy around here. >> You know, I used to have a fan on top, but somebody stole my flag. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Well, you stay out of trouble today. Okay. >> Keep being signal 30. All right. >> Yep. All right. later. Shaquan, >> you see how he like changed his behavior when he saw us and we wanted to have contact with him. So, what initially caught my eye about him was not that he was I mean, obviously my my probable cause was that he was going he was walking in the road with traffic when there's a sidewalk present, but it looked like he was digging in the mail there. Um, so and then when he saw us, I mean he was walking this way and now he is all of a sudden going back that way. He's probably up to no good today, but I mean hopefully just our stop in general and my contact with him is going to change his behavior for the day. So this call we it's a welfare check. Uh, somebody called it in saying that they saw some older individuals in their 80s who were struggling to make it up some stairs and now one of them is just sitting sitting down um on the ground. So, we're going to go contact them, make sure that they're okay. If they need help, we'll help them. And if not, they're good. We'll be on our way. 32 23 I'm sorry. >> Oh, so you were the one that called us. >> That's them over there. >> Okay. >> Hi. Are you needing some help? >> He's tired. He can't get up into the house. >> Okay. >> Um I'm going to go grab drink some ice. >> Okay. Are you want EMS to come check him out or anything? Is he >> It couldn't hurt. >> Okay. >> Are you okay? You have some scratches and stuff or >> Yeah. >> What's that from? >> The lawn mower kicking stuff up. >> Okay. But you're okay? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. So, you just want EMS to come check them out? >> Yeah. I can maybe help him up into the house. Every time I try to help him, I'm doing the wrong thing. >> Okay. I mean, I I can help him get him into the house. Okay. >> Um, but probably be best to have EMS just check him out, make sure he's okay. >> Yeah, I know that he's really tired. I've been trying to get him in the house for the last 2 hours. >> Okay. And you're you're going to go get some drinks and stuff or you can hang out. >> I'm going to go get some ice and a pound and drink for him. >> Okay. Will you just come with me just so he knows that I'm going to make contact with him? Are you okay? What's going on? Spent too much time on your legs today. Okay. 32. Can we start EMS 1037? Our subject here was just struggling to get up some stairs and want to get checked out. Uh, do you do you want some help getting up into the house or you want to wait for EMS? >> You want you want to try to get up and get into the house? You want to try to just maybe sit wait for EMS to come check you out? That way you're more comfortable. >> Yeah, I probably need a few more minutes resting. >> Do you want to try to sit in the chair? It'll be more comfortable. >> Trust me, this is comfortable. >> Okay, if you're comfortable, we'll wait for EMS to come by. >> What were you doing today? >> Mowing the lawn. >> Oh, you were mowing. >> Took a little bit too much out of you. >> I had hip surgery last year. >> Oh, man. That was on >> June. >> June. >> What's up with you got some blood on you too. Are you okay? >> Ice cream. >> Oh, it's ice cream. >> Grass is mode, isn't it? Looks good to me. >> See the jungle in the back road. >> What was your first name again? >> James. >> James. I'm Sean. >> Nice to meet you. Here comes EMS. Okay. >> Hi. >> How's it going? Okay. What's going on today? >> Too much exercise. >> You what? I'm sorry. >> Your ankles are looking mighty rough. Have you been having some swelling going on? >> Yesterday. Have you seen your doctor about that yet? >> But >> Okay. But you haven't seen him about your ankles yet? >> No. >> Okay. Um, >> it comes and goes kind of what we're looking at. Your heart rate's a little elevated. Okay. Your blood pressure is up. You're what we call diaphoretic or you're very sweaty. You're a little bit cool to the touch and you're pale. Okay. You've definitely been outside and you've definitely been working pretty hard. I can tell. My biggest concerns is if we get you inside that you're going to be too weak to continue to care for yourself. Does that make sense? If you're not able if I if with my help you're not able to stand and get up the stairs and into your house, I would highly recommend that you go to the hospital. Is that a fair deal? >> Okay, we're going to try just going nice and slow. We're going to sit you up. Let's do this. Actually, let me take that hand. >> Okay, we're going to switch on. Let's get your butt sitting flat on the set. The set stick words able to swing your left. >> He has Parkinson's. >> Push. You're going to push with your legs and we're just going to slide your hips back. Okay. >> All right. One, two, three. There you go. >> A little bit more comfortable. One, two, three. Two, three. There we go. >> How's that? >> Can you try to get your feet underneath you? >> 35 103 and 399 on brand circle checking. >> Okay. I'm stuck. >> You're stuck? >> Yeah, because I'm so close to the man. >> Yeah, I get that. >> Here, let me let me back off on your side. >> Okay. Which side? My side or his? >> Uh, >> my side. A little bit. >> Okay. A little bit better. >> Yeah. Let me lock on the rail. >> I'm going to move this pillow so you don't trip on it. >> Thank you. >> Have you ever been this tired before? Have you ever been this weak before from working? >> No. Okay. >> What do you think is life? Do you think he should go to the hospital? Do you think we should What makes you feel? >> You okay? >> Okay. And your left leg is on a step just in. I don't want you to. >> It wouldn't hurt to go to the hospital. >> I don't want to go. >> If you don't want to go, then I'm not going to force you. Okay, >> let's try to get up these steps. >> And then I'm back over here if you want to keep turning. >> How do you get that cushion out of the way? >> Thank you. All right. Yeah, you don't have much of a go back down. I'm going to start the fire department. Okay. Are you sure? >> That was because my foot was close to the egg. I couldn't get it out. >> You think you can get it this time? >> Okay. >> Look at you go. You were right. >> I'm sorry for doubting. The first And you got us behind you. >> Let me lean back a little. >> You want to lean back? >> Yeah. >> Good job. >> Go. >> Watch your head. >> Great. >> You got my hand here if you need it. You still got the officer behind you. >> There you go. All right, party time. Party time. >> Did you say party time? >> Yeah, you said, "All right, party time." >> That was just a guy who needed some help getting up the steps. Uh, normally EMS just takes care of those calls, but since I was here, I figured I'd help him and try to get him up the steps. And luckily we got him in. He uh hopefully he won't have to go to the hospital, but I think us getting him up in there, he's probably going to feel better anyways. So, on to the next. All right. Now, we're arriving on a prowler call. Someone called in and said they saw three individuals hiding in the bushes and one of the subjects took off running. All the subjects were wearing all black. So, we're going to canvas the area and see if we can't track down these subjects and see what they're up to. >> All right. I love you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, you said that and then when we were standing here, it sounded like five distinct like someone was kicking a door like five times. So, we walked down here to see if we can hear it and then we're hearing like this ringing in our ears. There's like an alarm going off at this house right next door. Okay. >> But there's no signs of I mean it does look like a couple of doors might have been pried open at some point in time. But >> is this an abandoned property? >> But there's there's no like significant damage done at the >> guy bought it like like I want to say like three maybe four and a half months ago. >> But I've only seen him one time and that was when he was putting up the fence when he bought the property. >> Okay. >> So that's that's it. copy. So, the house we're trying to get into is John's house. Copy. Dispatch, South 17. >> [music] >> Sheriff's Office. NY County Sheriff's Office. Okay. Sheriff's Office. Hello. Do you guys know the neighbor John? >> What is that? >> Do you guys know the neighbor John? >> Over there. >> Is John's house over here? >> No. Where is the woman? >> Who's the house next to you? Right over here. >> Which one? >> The the next property over. Not Not this one. The next one over. >> Do you know who John is? >> No. Why? >> Okay. I I might be at the wrong house. They were saying that either you or one of the other neighbors had a key to some guy named John's house. So, we had a call that there's been some prowler in the neighborhood. Three guys that look like they may have been casing houses. >> Oh. >> So, someone said they they thought >> that that one there is John. >> That's John. >> I don't know. >> I met him looks like that John. His name is John. >> Okay. What happened there? >> Okay. >> That one there. I don't know. >> Okay. So, the next >> I think I think there's no there's no people there. >> Yeah, that's the house we're trying to get a key to because we think someone's trying to break in or maybe squatting in it. >> So, whoever my partner was on the phone with thought that this house, someone at this house had a key to that house. >> Oh. >> Oh. >> But it's not you guys. Correct. Okay. All righty. Well, sorry to wake you up. You did. >> Scared you, huh? All right. Well, you guys try to have a better night. Okay. All righty. Thank you. >> Code four. I'll be clear from that house and I'll be back out with K92. So, it's a open floor plan. That's definitely the master bedroom. [clears throat] >> They should be able to check the area, right? >> Yeah. >> Is he on Is this like natural gas out here? >> Check and make sure there's not gas. >> Is this natural gas out here or what? >> Are you on gas or just power? >> Like power. >> Just power. But is it natural gas or propane? >> I don't have gas. >> He doesn't have gas at all. >> But >> it's electric. >> But I mean, is this house supplied with propane or natural gas? Normally >> neither. >> Neither. There's no >> no gas. >> No gas at all. >> I know you're from Vegas and you don't understand what happens out here, but sometimes it's just >> electricity. >> Yeah. Yeah. Just electricity, >> you know. >> All right. Well, hey. Well, if somebody was squatting in there with a >> propane tank >> with a propane tank. >> That That doesn't smell like propane. That smells like like natural gas. >> I can smell it right here. >> Like my buddy checked on the property like two or three days ago. >> And the breeze is blowing what? Towards us. >> All right, sounds good. I appreciate it. We'll uh we'll have fire come out and just double check make sure nothing's going to blow up while you're overseas. Okay. >> Okay. I appre I appreciate it. >> Yep. If you come home and you find you find anything missing or somebody was living in your house, just give us a call back. Okay. >> Thank you so much. >> It was coming from down there somewhere. >> So, the wind's blowing this way and it's definitely carrying over this way. >> Yeah, I can smell it. >> Yeah, I can smell it, too. So, we're out here on this Prowler call. It ended up being we hear an alarm going off inside the house, possibly some sort of carbon monoxide or gas line. We got a whiff of some sort of gas smell. So, we requested fire. They're going to come out with their fancy equipment and do a couple sniffs around the house and see if they can determine if it is in fact gas. >> Did it go off? >> We don't know what's going on over here. >> You guys called. You should know what's going on. >> No, we got no idea. We just work here. We got called for a prowler. While we're standing here, we heard like five loud bangs like somebody kicking at the door. So, we walked down this way to investigate and our ears are like pinging like what the is that? There's an alarm going off in here. Talk to the homeowner. >> Who's overseas? >> We don't know. Maybe it's a CO2 alarm or something. I don't know. >> Yeah, it's over here. I don't know. >> We had when we had that accident down the street. >> Should we turn this >> on man's >> in game? Some dude rolled up on a dirt bike. Were you guys at that car accident on man's game? >> I was not. >> All right. Yeah. Some dude rolled up on a dirt bike and he was pointing down here. He's like, "Dude, there's a heavy gas smell." I was like, "Ah, he's just a tweaker." And then we we cut a couple whiffs when we were here when we first got here. >> That light just turned on. >> It was off when we got here. >> I don't have an answer. >> So fire arrived on scene. They got out their nifty gadgets. were unable to detect any signs of a gas leak. So, at this time, we cleared the call unfounded and went on about our day. On to the next call. Uh we're rolling to a welfare check right now up on the west side of town. The reporting party says that there's a gentleman sitting next to some sort of motorcycle or dirt bike with a towel over his head and a gas can. He's been out there for about 2 hours. It's a little over 100° right now. So, we just go make sure he's okay. He doesn't need any sort of medical attention or anything that we could possibly assist with. [snorts] So, what we go out, that's how it's supposed to be. Living young and wild and free. That's your bike, brother? >> Yeah. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> You sure bike lost my phone a couple days ago. >> Okay. >> What's wrong with Is it running or? >> Yeah, it runs. I just It's got a flat tire in the back, so I can't I can't walk it anymore. >> Okay. Where are you trying to get to? >> Uh been hanging out trying to find my phone still. >> Okay. You lost it a few days ago. >> Yeah. >> Dang. [laughter] >> Okay. >> But you know, you're good. You don't need no medical attention or anything. >> Okay. You got a name? >> Yeah. Doug. >> Doug. Okay. And the And you're good. All right. I'll let the I'll let the lady know they called in. Okay. >> Thanks, Doug. We got a call from a gentleman in TJ Maxx that says a uh a man wearing all black and blue rubber gloves has been following his wife for quite a while. So, we're going to come on over here and go see if we can make contact with them and uh see what's going on. 729 1023. >> Hey, we got a call of there's a man walking around dressed in all black with blue gloves. >> Call it. >> Hey, I think it can be a >> Have you seen anything like that? >> I honestly haven't. I've been looking for awesome. >> Okay. He said that he was following his wife but wouldn't give much more information and >> said he just wanted us to kind of come around and look. So, but I wanted >> you had that happen more than >> Yeah, I figured as much. >> Hey, have you seen a man dressed in all black with blue rubber gloves on? >> No. >> Walk through the store at all? >> No, >> I didn't think so. Okay. Anyone else has? I can ask. >> No. If you haven't seen it, I mean, I figured you'd probably pick up on it pretty quick, but a guy called and said that his wife's been being followed by this guy dressed like that in here. >> Anything today? >> Okay. >> Yeah, cuz when they try to get more information, he wouldn't give it >> and then he just wanted us around. But I wanted to make sure first before we left that he didn't see anything. All right. If you do, give us a call. All right. Cool. So, we made contact with the floor manager in TJ Maxx and uh she never saw the individual at all. So, don't know if it was just a spoof or it really was going on, but we get lots of those of individuals walking into department stores dressed a certain way to get attention. So, maybe that's all it was. So, uh, now we went back into service cuz go on to the next call. [music] So, um, an employee here at Arby's, we were over in the exchange and, um, she was she was in here at work and while she was inside, it looks like looks like somebody hit her vehicle over here and didn't bother to come inside and tell anybody. So, left a left a big ding on her car. So, we're going to do a report for her so she can get it fixed. >> And here's my insurance card. >> Perfect. Yeah, I won't need your insurance. This is good. >> Yeah. Uh, well, I'll tell you what. I can use your insurance card to get your VIN number off of it really quick. That would be helpful. >> Okay. Yeah. >> 2011. Okay. Got it. Man, you must have just got it, huh? >> Yes. I've had it for like 3 4 months. >> Oh my gosh. >> And it's the second time I've been hit. >> Really? >> Yes. I had a car, my old car. I never got hit. And of course, I get a new one and get hit twice. >> How does that happen? >> Yeah. If you talk to your insurance and you want to get a copy of the uh report that I'm going to do for you, then you can just call up to the police department or come up there anytime Monday through Friday 8 to 4:30 and request a copy of the report. Um, other than that, sorry that happened to you. I'll get it knocked out. I I've been in the exchange for a little bit, but I didn't notice anybody over here parked by your car. >> Yeah. >> Um, let me get your tag number really quick before I forget. If you would, I'm going to get you a sign right here where it says uh complainant victim signature. It just states that everything you reported to me is true and correct to best your knowledge. Uh you're not lying to the police, basically. >> All right. >> And I'll get your report knocked out for you. If you want your case number, you can have it. If not, they can look it up by your name at the police department. It's up to you. >> I'll just go get it while I get the thing. >> All right. Call us if you see anything else or I I assume y'all don't have cameras or anything right now. >> I think the gas station might though. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah, there's one right there. >> Yeah. I wonder if that reaches over here if that looks down on the drive-thru. Yeah. >> I'm interested. I might go talk to them about that. If you have anything else come up, just call us and let us know. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. All right. Have a good day. >> You too. Uh we're going to stop this car. They don't have a tag on it. Just make sure that it's a recent purchase, not stolen or anything. 763 1039 >> McKibben in Maine on a silver Cadillac 28 brake lights either Hey, bud. >> Hello. >> You got uh your license, insurance, and your bill sale on you, man. Just stopping you cuz you don't have a tag on the car, that's all. Yeah. All right. >> Yeah, you're good, buddy. No weapons in here. No, nothing like that. No. >> Okay. You're good, big man. You can relax, buddy. You can relax, bud. You're You're fine. >> Oh, that's your water bill, man. >> No, the uh the that's my insurance thing. >> Yeah, I need a card of it. I can't I can't verify it based on that. That's just some pen. I can write some pen and say I got insurance. You know what I mean? >> Here you go. You can have that back, bud. >> When'd you buy the car, man? >> Um, well, it's been in the shop for like two weeks, so I had it for like three. >> Three weeks. Okay. >> Um, Do you got a bill of sale or the title or anything like that? >> Yeah. Hey, where did I put the bill of sale at? >> Hey, uh I need a picture of the uh what's her name? phone. Send it to the cop. >> No, I send it to you. I can just check it off your phone. >> I ain't got my phone. I don't have any internet. I just got >> How you calling her then? >> Cuz I got just regular unlimited calling. Unlimited. >> Just calling. Okay. >> Wi-Fi. >> She can't send you a picture of it though. >> Uh, hey, can you send me a picture of the Wi-Fi thing? I'm at the uh the Hugo insurance. >> All right. All right, just give me one second while she's trying to send that to you. I'll be back up here. Okay, bud. >> All right. Just kind of keep an eye on him. He's like really nervous. He's got a He's got a >> Waffles. >> Yeah, he's got a brown bag underneath one of his uh when he lifted his center console, you could see it and like as soon as he opened it, he closed it. >> Like a paper bag. What you'd uh buy like alcohol in or something? >> Yeah. I don't smell any alcohol in them though. But yeah, I don't know. He's just he's just really nervous. Like more than he should be. >> You good? >> Okay. I see you waving your hand. I want to make sure you wouldn't need me for something. >> Huh? >> He got his insurance. >> He's talking to his girl. >> He's got a lot of charges. Like a lot of assaults, eludes. I wonder if that's his insurance. >> Is that the insurance man? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She don't have an actual card. That was just the only way she could send it. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. But here you go, man. All right. You mind stepping out for me real quick, bud? You ain't in no trouble. You're fine, buddy. You ain't in no trouble. Like I said, just put your hands up here for me. You mind if you pass you down real quick? >> No. >> Okay. Be honest with me, man. Is there any in the car? >> No. >> I smell it really strong. That's why I'm asking. If you >> in my car. >> Okay. If you honest with me about it, man, and there's any in there, I can I can work with you. >> Okay. All right, buddy. Step back. Collect them >> out of the road. [snorts] So basically my girl break. >> So what end when I went through concert time, he stopped me at the stop sign and I stopped that. >> You talked with him. >> Yeah. He said he need >> and we were just looking at this. We was just looking at this at the tail. >> What? >> Oh, the show. >> Yeah. The the man, >> dude, my quad just cranked up. >> Did Did she have Did she have weed on her? Is that why it's so strong? He My bad. He had weed. Okay. >> I was wondering I didn't smell it the first time when I came up here. I was like, "Dang, that's that's stout." >> Yeah. It was like, man, I was like I had to get him out my car and I was I ain't going to lie. I was speeding. So I was speeding. I look I didn't even stop talking about this paper. >> You know I ain't going to call his name. >> Yeah, it ain't nothing in there. >> Yeah, it ain't in there. I ain't Be careful, girl, cuz I I spit a gun. I stabbed myself with a toothpick up on that seat. >> A toothpick? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah, I did. >> I'm accident prone, so I appreciate that. >> No, I'm from Anderson, too. So I was like you when you pulled over I was like oh let me shoot >> you a wor >> I know you was so nervous when I locked up I was like you can relax man >> I was like I ain't got to worry about driving while I'm black said we on TV I ain't got to worry about getting beat up drunk out the car goods >> yeah and my brother Vernon Thomas hey I ain't did baby. >> Hello. This is Ver coming to the original motor. >> Oh, >> they they kind of edit something. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Ain't Look, that's why I got stickers in the back seat so we don't get nobody to ride. >> Really? >> Girl just snapped on me about that. You ain't supposed to get nobody to ride. It's It's on the side. >> That's probably It's in the car on the side. Okay. Right there. Bro, you got a jar of mayonnaise back here. >> I know. I got everything. >> That's That's going to stink, dude. >> Look, I got sauce. >> It's summer time, man. >> I I look, you know, it started raining. I damn it. Everybody, >> bro, you got ranch back here, >> man. I got But it ain't no Look, but ain't no Look all >> man. I got I got the dog straight. That's what I was my main concern. >> You need to worry about your car starting to stink cuz it going to >> look when me my girl works at NAC. [snorts] So when she get off it like me and we feed each other so we got whatever we going to do, we got to do it quick. >> Look, bro. >> Yeah, I know. It's It's crap, too. >> You got cookie though, >> man. Look, I look I just I'll be in a hurry. >> If you wait much longer, they'll be >> I mean, it's your car, dude. I'm just saying it's Alabama in summertime. That thing's going to start stinking, dude. >> You got to You got to You got to >> I got you, big man. Uh, look, your tag. You only got 20 days from day to purchase to register. You're past your 20 days. Uh, you bought on the 3rd. It's the 31st. >> Uh, I'm not going to write you any tickets. So, >> if it was on the side, >> I know. I know. That's why I'm going to give you some leeway. I'm not not going to write you a ticket for it. I'm not going to write you a ticket. You do have to have a valid insurance card on you. Okay? So, I know you got the numbers and you're having Wi-Fi issues, but I would recommend just as soon as you can, just get a valid insurance card with you. >> Okay? >> And then keep that with you. Okay? Man, then uh be careful who you let in your car. >> Oh, that's it. >> All right. >> That's it. >> All right. No tickets, no nothing. I left your title, your bill of sale, and your license, and your driver's seat. Okay, bud. >> Thank you. >> All right, man. You have a good day. Okay. >> Uh so that traffic stop, we stopped them for no tag. um made contact with the driver. He was extremely nervous when I walked up. Um couldn't really figure out why. Uh when I walked back up the second time, smelled a very strong odor of which is normal. >> When you roll down windows of a car, it starts getting the air flow and circulating through the vehicle, which makes you smell things that you might not have smelled the first time. Um he said that he dropped somebody off about 10 minutes ago that had some weed on them. That's why he knew his car smelled it like so that was the explanation for his nervousness. So we searched it, didn't find anything. Uh his license was valid. Didn't write him any tickets for uh fair to register cuz he was past his 20 days. Um I also told him to get a copy of his insurance card instead of just the the [music] numeric for it. Um so we just let him go with warnings. [music] Heat. Heat. [music]