I'll be the one to set my house on fire. >> Go. Yeah. Watch. [Music] 743 1039 >> 1039 >> 21 airport blue Ford focus 28 Georgia Quebec Alpha Sierra 1176 How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Look, 75 and 55. Is there an emergency? >> Just trying to get back home. >> You're back home? >> Yeah. I'm coming from China. >> Coming from Georgia. Okay. Where you live at? >> Illinois, Georgia. >> So, >> you're trying to get back to Georgia, but you're coming from Georgia. No, I'm coming from central Alabama. >> Okay. All right. You got your license insurance? >> Actually, coming from clinicals. >> Coming from clinicals. You trying to be a a CNA? >> Nurse. >> Nurse. Okay. You got your insurance with you and everything? >> I have it on my phone. >> That'll work. >> Where you doing clinicals at? >> Okay. You like it so far? >> Well, see, I'm a paramedic already. >> Okay, I got you right now. You get you done with paramedic going to be a nurse? >> Yes, sir. >> I got you. >> Been a paramedic for 9 years. >> Well, do you enjoy that? >> Oh, yes. Okay. >> I'm in the hospital and in radiology. >> I got you. >> All right. Looks good. Let this return and you'll be out of here. Okay. With a verbal. I just want people to slow down. We've had a lot of wrecks on this road. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. We'll do. We'll do. >> I'm guessing if you're a paramedic, you ain't got no warrants, do you? No sir. >> Okay. No sir. >> Let her let her give me this information back and you're out of here. >> Yeah. >> Temper. Look, you're good to go. Okay. >> Have it going. Yes, ma'am. Please slow down. >> And if you see me in the nursing home or something one day, you help me out. Bring me an extra sandwich or something. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> All right. Two fruit cups. >> You have a good one. Uh, we just stopped that car for speeding. I just advised her to slow down cuz we've had a lot of wrecks on 21. So, like I've already said, we're enforcing traffic. Um, I ran her information. Computers are down, being slow, whatever. She stated she's a paramedic. I'm guessing she doesn't have any warrants. If she comes up with a warrant, I got her tag, got her address, have all of her information. I'll go find her some other time. So, we're going to we're going to pull this car over here for no tag. 7:55 10:39. 755 >> 1039 >> 1039 >> We're going to be on Snow Street right in front of Dunkin Donuts. It's going to be on a gray Kia Optima Moners auto sales drop off tire. >> Hi. >> Hi. How are you? >> I'm all right. So, my name is Officer River, the Oxford Police Department. So, the reason I stopped you is just for no tag. >> Just I'm not to speak English. Good. >> Okay. You got your license? >> License? Yeah, it's here. >> Okay, let me see that. You have insurance >> and you have uh there >> you have the >> Yeah. Do you have paperwork for the car? >> Yeah. >> Let me see all that. >> Yeah, that's what I need. >> And then Yeah, let me see those two. All right. There's those piece two pieces of paper back. You need to get it registered. You need to get tag for the car. >> The tag for the car. >> Yeah. You need to go buy a tag. >> Okay. Just a point. I I got for the friend. >> Yeah. This one. >> Is he not buckled up? >> What? >> I I'll ask you. I'll ask you when you get him off the phone. Can you put it on speaker? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Hello. >> Hey. >> Yes. >> So, this is Officer Reberg with the Ouxure Police Department. So, I pulled him over for no tag. I was just telling him he needs to get the car registered. Um, >> yes. Yes. Actually, sir, he just bought it actually. >> Yeah. >> This is Yeah, >> I saw the purchase date. He's got 20 calendar days from the date he b purchased it to be able to get a tag. Okay. >> Sure. So sir, can you ask him why his child is in the back seat not buckled up? >> You go ahead. >> I got you on speaker. So he drinking water. So >> So it's not it's not buckled up correctly. >> If he's going to be in that in that type of car seat, it needs to be routed just like it is for him for a regular passenger. >> Okay. Well, yes, sir. He says like uh he's really is new to the state and he's going to do it correctly tomorrow. Tomorrow I will make sure everything is good with him. >> Hey, if he wants to, he can hop out and I'll show him how it needs to be done, like how he needs to be buckled in. >> I'll be okay. Mainly because I have mainly because I have kids as well and so >> showing him how >> Officer Rubberg. >> Yeah, this is from the Senco. I don't know if you're familiar. I mean, I'm sure you come into my stores all the time, too. >> Yeah. >> Yes. How you doing tonight? >> I'm all right. How are you? >> I'm good, brother. Thank you very much, sir. >> How are you? >> Hi. I'm going to hand you your phone and then I'll show you how he how he needs to be buckled up. >> So, this seat belt right here. >> Okay. >> So, this look, see how it's all loose and stuff like that? It's the >> No. >> Yeah. So, take it. Have him sit. >> It's okay. >> Look. >> Put it across him. >> All right. And then buckle it in the buckle. >> All right. So, you see how that's sitting right there? >> Go. Yeah. Watch. >> Huh? >> Slide back. >> Watch. >> All right. Hey. You want to? No, >> you're good. So, um, >> all right. So, this right here, there's a uh thing. >> Let me see this hand. >> There you go. >> Yeah. >> See how that's in there like that? And it's across his chest. >> That's how you want it every time. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Um, there's also a little piece right here. >> This right here. >> Yeah. >> You can put the seat belt like route it in between here. >> So, that way it'll keep it off his shoulder. >> Welcome. Thank you. >> Bye. >> Thank you. Bye-bye. Have a good >> Bye. All right, y'all. Be careful. >> All right. >> Give him just a second. Can you roll that back window down? >> The back one >> by the kid. >> Hey, tell him to roll that back window down by the child. >> Chug. >> Yeah, that side. >> You okay? You okay? >> Y'all have a good night. You're welcome. >> All right. Y'all have a good one. >> Thank you. >> Uh we're headed to back up our medics on a unconscious unresponsive person. Um the caller is store personnel stated that um somebody was slumped over at the wheel. Previously unconscious. I guess now they're conscious, just not responsive. Uh possibly drugrelated from what the call said. Um it looks like medics are already on scene, so we're going to go up there and go see uh what they think the deal is. What's up, bud? >> Hey, I'm going to see if you can run a name for us. What we going to call his grandmother? I think >> Mary A R Y F O M P Y. >> Is that your mom? >> That's my grandmother. >> Your grandma? What's your name, bud? >> Cippy. S I D N E Y L. >> What's uh her phone number? >> He don't know it. That's why we're trying to >> uh Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha. Do you know uh any cars associated with her? Like a tag number or anything? >> She has a blue uh >> I know that's a weird question, but >> she has a blue Impala. A Chevy Impala. >> What's a What's going on with you? >> Oh, this. >> Oh, that ain't good. >> I had a uh >> Were you just taking a nap or something? >> Uh no, no. >> They said you were passed out up here. That's why they're here. >> Yeah. >> Do you know Do you know uh Miss Mary's birthday? >> Birthday? >> Yeah. >> What? 1950. >> You don't know the day? >> December. October. Something like October. I can't remember. >> October. What is >> All right. Let me uh let me call him. That' be easier than running over the radio. Uh, so this call, the gentleman was obviously not on any sort of narcotics or anything like it came out as as a call. Uh, his car broke down. I guess he's been stranded out here for about 2 days. Um, he does not have a phone or know his grandmother's phone number to call her and let her know that he's out here. Uh, we were not able to take him that far. He also has no way of verifying that he lives out there. Um, so we had Lincoln PD go out there and do a welfare check on the grandmother and just advise her of the situation and let her know that he's out here needing assistance if she could just come pick him up. Um, the store manager management was fine with him staying here for the night. So, we'll go back in service. >> Hey, so we're out here at the PT test. We hold uh every now and then once we get a good number of recruits and we will go through a series of physical examinations to make sure that they are up to the physical challenges of being a police officer. >> Great idea. >> So the test we're doing right now is the pushup. >> And the one that is not currently doing the push-ups makes a fist or a ball and places it on the ground. And the one that is doing the push-up needs to lower themselves to the floor and their chest needs to touch the fist of the person that their hand is on the ground. And that once they raise themselves back up is one and they have to do 22 at a minimum in 1 minute. >> This stickler here, the applicant's fingers must be interlocked behind the neck or the head. >> Okay. And then when you come back back. >> All right. Everybody good? 25 60 seconds. Knee or your elbows touch your knees. >> Cool. Keep it in. >> Everybody good? And >> begin. [Music] >> Come on. All right, gentlemen. Hey, y'all just pick a lane. But as soon as we start, I would drift to this inside six laps. Mo most importantly, instead of yelling at Smith, make sure you find your greater. If Smith's your greater greater greater, yell at Smith Greater McFarland, >> yell your name. Make sure I hear you. >> I'm waiting. >> Oh, you got another baby. Congratulations. >> And go. 763 1028 one alpha zero uniform hotel alpha 7. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hey bud. What's going on, man? >> Not much. I was coming from Georgia when my um battery light jumped on. >> Your car battery? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> I just stopped here and I was like, let me charge it for a second. your light. If your battery light come on, that's probably an alternator. >> This is car was gifted to me from my dad once he died >> and it always had an issue. It's electrical issued into the car system cuz they do have a >> 104. Show me code five with that vehicle references call. >> They um it's a built-in known issue because they put a kill switch on. So, okay, >> I flip the kill switch. Uh, anytime I do stop, just in this case, the battery decided that it didn't want to make it all the way to the trip headed back to Birmingham. Got >> from >> Is it uh is it able to start right now? >> Probably. >> Probably. >> I'll be able to play the charge. >> Okay. If you're letting it charge, man, uh they said you haven't caused any problems or anything like that. Um he just didn't know really what y'all were doing. He said he doesn't have a problem with you staying at the park. He just doesn't want you right here just cuz there's going to be people coming in out of the building as they close. Um said they had an issue. >> I just I just I just talked to the to the to the manager over the park. Um he's like I said, he said you haven't caused any problems or anything like that. Uh he like he he said he's okay if you want to go over there and park. Um my recommendation though, there's an AutoZone right off 78 right there. If you need an alternator, like they can test it and everything >> and then they can replace it right there. I replace when I when I first started experiencing the electrical issue. I did replace the alternator. >> You did? >> I bought another battery. >> The car killed that battery. So, I took the that battery and swapped it out for another battery >> and now it's doing the same thing. And I learned >> Well, you want to try to start it? If it not, I can hook my jumper cables to it and see if we can get it to start up enough to start. So, cuz I've been, >> like I said, there's if you literally go right out, just keep going out this way toward the lake, you'll hit 78, take a right, you'll go through a traffic light, and there's an O'Reillies and an AutoZone right there. And if anything, they should be able to hook like a actual battery charger up to your car. >> And they should do that for free. >> You do construction or something? >> Anything you did a house. >> Fair enough. I wish I had uh that knowledge. Saved me a lot of money. >> Well, I mean, not everybody's into it and not everybody's willing to do whatever. >> I'm honestly scared I'm just going to break something, >> especially when you get to the electrical stuff, man. >> Well, that part is more scary. And I would I always advise you to air on the side of caution if you don't feel confident in your abilities. >> I do not at all. Definitely get someone uh to come do it and uh trail them. See if they are okay with you asking questions >> to watch them and see what they do. That's a good idea. >> Ask, like I said, ask questions. Ask why they doing this. Ask why they have this to >> save you some money in the future. >> Yep. And >> I didn't think about that. That's a good idea. >> Not saying go do it because if you don't feel comfortable, then it's best to get somebody who has more experience, >> right? But start off with something little like changing a wall plug. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm not doing that. >> I'll be the one to set my house on fire. >> No, I'm not doing that. As long as you follow the steps, you will I ain't going to say you can't go wrong, >> but you if there's a bigger weight issue going on >> um with the dehook with with the lights with electricity once you kill the switch. Yeah, >> flip your breaker. You shouldn't have no power, >> no power to it, it so you won't get electrocuted and all that. >> Remember, most wires are daisy chain. So, if there's a particular set of plugs or lights in the house, uh first flip first make sure you have something that actually works. Your cell phone is good. Just plug it in the wall, >> make sure it charges >> and whichever one flips and your phone stop charging, then you know you got the right one. Once you shut that power off, then you can pretty much do what you want to do to it. >> I didn't think about that. >> Until you restore that power, you won't you won't get any further issue unless something just wired way >> completely wrong. >> That'd be my luck. I got I got really bad luck. >> Yeah. So, if that's the if that's the case, then the power shouldn't cut off anyway. >> Yeah. >> Even if you flip out, you'll have to end up shutting off the main breaker and see why more than one is is coming in different ways. So that means somebody ran one way and ran one another way and then they met whatever they commit in that particular spot >> making everything shut down >> and that should never happen. Well, >> let's hope it doesn't. Well, hey man, I appreciate it, man. Um, like I said, buddy, there's a there's a AutoZone or Riley's right there if you need something from them. Um, they can hook a battery an actual battery charger and stuff up to it, too. Yes, man. >> Um, but other than that, man, you be safe. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. All right. >> Yes, sir. You, too. Uh, so this call, um, I don't have a stop sign, buddy. You can stop. So, this call, um, we got sent out here. They didn't really give us a reason why. They wanted to speak with the park manager. Um, they had a gentleman sitting outside charging his car. I guess he had a problem with his battery. Um, they didn't have a problem with him staying here. They just didn't want him right by the door. Uh, because there was going to be some, um, younger females leaving just for safety reasons. I just wanted um him to move to the actual park side. Uh he was very cooperative and his car started up luckily and uh he's on his way. Hopefully I'll make it home safe. [Music] [Applause] [Music]