What's your emergency? [Music] [Music] Hey, hey, hey. It's the cop and the con report. >> Here we are. Uh, hey, listen. We're breaking down these reaction videos, a lot of uh social media stuff we're breaking down. We're breaking down some shootings, some pursuits, really just about anything. And if you got something that you want us to break down, make sure you let us know. >> And it don't have to be serious. If it's funny and you want a funny take on it, we like to laugh. >> Yeah, we like to laugh. >> Life is so serious. I like to laugh. >> Yeah. No, absolutely. And a lot of things that we're doing is are extremely serious. And a couple comments come in and we don't mind them, but you know, people are like, "Hey, how can you laugh at somebody that's going through this traumatic stressful thing?" I go, "Well, we're laughing at kind of how the scenario and how it all kind of runs down. We want to educate. We want to entertain a little bit, but we also want to bring light to some of the crazy heinous things that are going on. >> I can't help but laugh if you do stupid stuff sometimes. >> Yeah. >> What's the old saying? If you got to be stupid, you got to be what? You got to be tough. >> Is that it? >> Sometimes. >> I thought it was Don't eat yellow snow. >> Don't eat yellow snow. It's not good either. Don't eat What does that mean? >> That means somebody took a wizard. >> Wizard. A wizard. Yeah. >> Wizzy on it. >> I'm from way up north. Long time ago, baby. >> Hey, long time law enforcement officer. Long time. >> How long? 31 years law enforcement. Longtime convict. Still active training. Active against drug addiction and criminal behavior. >> Yeah. So Dave is reformed. So >> Mhm. >> We got him. But let's go ahead and take a look at this one. This is LA County Sheriff's Office, Lancaster, uh, LA, right? Or California. >> A lot of stuff in California. I don't agree with all. >> Let's take a spin out there. This one's a a a very dangerous encounter. I got to breezy briefly I got to briefly breeze over >> 31 years. >> Lost a lot of lot of stuff up there. >> You've been hanging out with me though. >> Yeah, hanging out with you. Um but yeah, so let's go ahead and uh give this one a play. Uh very informative. >> Let's see what's going on. What's your emergency? >> You just pulled a gun on me. I'm at Meadow Meadow View Point or Me Lane at the Apartment. >> What's the address? Uh, I don't have the exact address, but it's on 15th. And >> do you live in the complex or you just >> I do live in the complex. >> What's your address? I was walking home and the guy took my took my headphones, tried to pull a gun on me >> again. >> And then when I >> again, dispatchers did, they do a great job, you know, getting this information. >> Um, and and and I always repeat this, they're getting information, they're also dispatching at the same time, pushing it out. I didn't never know that till you told me that. >> Okay. Yeah. >> I always thought they were just >> People do get frustrated like >> Oh, I've gotten frustrated. >> Seriously, you're gonna keep asking me all these questions? There are >> dispatch one in my life. >> So, one thing one thing that's important, she asked a good question because did they take him or did they try to take him? Because that changes it from one crime to another crime. >> Yeah, cuz first he said he pulled a gun, then he said he tried to pull a gun. >> Yeah. My [ __ ] board to defend myself. He pulled like the gun out like he's going to [ __ ] shoot me. So >> And then he just came up to me apologizing, pretending like I was someone else. So no, I'm not [ __ ] dealing with that [ __ ] >> Was he white, black, Hispanic? >> Hispanic. He had curly hair. >> Curly tattoos. >> Okay, hang on. >> Did he actually take your headphones? >> Yes, he did. And I >> Okay, now we're looking at robbery. >> Yeah, but he got them back, it says. >> Well, yeah. Can't rob somebody. Say, "Hey, here's your stuff back." >> Well, gave him back. >> Forget this. Never happened. >> Maybe he's having a trauma moment. >> Never happened. >> He got him back for him, but he took them. >> He tried to take my board, too. >> All right, buddy. >> What was he wearing? >> Uh, black shirt, jeans. >> Just take your hands out of your pockets. Put your hands on the hood. >> Okay, so they responded. Here's the encounter. >> No. No. Stop reaching your pockets. >> Stop. Stop. >> Put your hands on the pockets. >> Who's this? It looks like we got some people in neighborhood. Maybe girlfriend I would say or some people he knows right now. >> Stop. Turn around. >> Call me right now. Come here. >> What sticks out here, Dave? His actions. >> Yeah, he's he's not with it and got the glasses, the coat. Something something ain't right. >> Stop. has turnus. >> All right, the cops are holding the gun. Hang the phone up and and pay attention. >> Yeah, I think he's on a radio, but he's calling out, letting him know. >> Yeah, but I'm saying this guy. >> Oh, this guy. >> Like this that guy that's not going to end good, bro. Put your phone down and and and listen, man. >> Yeah, absolutely. He's basically looking through him and not >> caring anything about it. >> Hey, turn around. >> You want to talk to him on the phone? >> Who's he talking to? >> Hey, buddy. Hey, buddy. Get my phone. >> Yeah. Who cares? Cop. >> I think I think what's happened here is he probably >> knew that dude. >> Knew the dude that he took the stuff from. I called him. I took it back. >> Yeah. I gave it back to him. And the officer at this point's like, "Yeah, that is not going to work. Do not reach. >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> You're not breaking the law. >> Don't >> little attorney. Please touch her. [Applause] >> I'm not doing nothing. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop. >> I'm not resisting why I'm not giving you my hands. I mean, I get it. >> And he's he's the suspect. He's been schooled, right? So he knows what to say, how to say it, when to say it. >> Well, not really, but yeah. But I'm saying all my times of stuff I've went through, when the cop comes, >> is that what you say? All the stuff you went through, >> trauma. >> Trauma. >> No. When the cop comes up to me though, bro, and and you know, you hear me say it all the time, play silly games, get silly prizes. When a cop came to me and I knew, I would just answer, "Hey, my name is Dave Cravens. I live so and so. I want to talk to an attorney." or am I being detained? What's going on, bro? I But but but I would follow his orders, especially when he had a gun out. >> Yeah. Exactly. But what he's saying is he's verbally saying all the things that he feels he needs to say >> for them to get the stop and then, hey, I'm not resisting. I'm not doing anything wrong. And boom, boom, boom. >> All right. I get it. >> Stop. Give me your arm. >> Stop. Give me your [ __ ] arm. >> Is this dude? >> Get on the ground. Please stop. >> So, they got two officers on him right now and they they are not able to get him >> and and and I've been in that situation. It's not easy when somebody doesn't want to go to jail and they're trying to get >> this guy handcuffed yet. >> I'd like to say I could, but it's it's a lot harder than >> You want to try to handcuff me, pal? >> You want to go for it? Where's my cuffs at? Where's my cuffs at? >> We ain't got them on this set. >> This This is it right here. >> We're going to have a challenge. >> I know you can't see it cuz it's probably got the green. >> We're going to have a cuff challenge. The cuff challenge. I'm not gonna I'm too old for that. >> Me, too. I got bad back. >> Let me see that. Let me see the bigger thing over there. The big shot. >> X shot. >> Don't shoot nobody. >> No. X shot. Here we go. >> This is what you got to do. You got to bring one of these to one of these little >> bring one of those to the thing. So, they can't get him over. He's obviously not. He's up. He's a weirdo. So, come on. Give me your arm. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Well, you're doing something wrong by not putting your hands behind your back. >> Please. Please. I'm not doing I hope I helped her out. That's the doctor. I'm a resident right there. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Put your [ __ ] hands behind your back. >> You don't have to betray me like this. >> I'm not done wrong, sir. >> Please stop moving. Please. >> Please stop moving his arms, bro. Please, please, >> please, please, please, >> please arm. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Please, dude. >> Is that a gun? >> Or did I just see something wrong? >> Stop reaching. Stop. >> Hey, 47. 47. >> He had a gun, bro. >> He's got a gun. >> Yeah. >> The [ __ ] is you're going to get shot? 417, bro. I [Applause] Get back. >> Oh my god. >> What? >> Turn again. Turn again. Turn again. >> Just happened. >> Crazy. Crazy. >> When you watch this, and I I I don't care what person says, whatever. When you watch this, you see why police officers act like they do. >> Yeah. >> Oh, he was excessive. And listen, whatever. Convict, whatever. I'm telling you right now, >> they should have jumped on his head and got But see, they would be in trouble. But see them trying to play pussyfoot with him. >> Yep. I agree. >> Not trying to be funny, but that they just got that just turned bad because they couldn't use a certain amount of force. And he's like, "Oh, please don't don't." And then he shoots somebody. Yeah. So, I I get it. I'm on the police side on this one because they're playing >> Oh, that's good. >> Yeah. I'm just saying. You know what I mean though? They they should be able to do it and just ram his head and get him handcuffed cuz he didn't care. >> Yeah. >> And now look, >> well, you're going to see a little bit and and to your point, you're going to see a little bit of why they maybe did not use as much force as they probably could have, should have, would have, but let's keep playing. >> Is that a bad word? What did I say? >> What' you say? >> Key footing around. >> Yeah. >> Please, sir. I'm an obstaining case. >> Deputy hit. Suspect. >> Oh my god. >> Is that crazy or what? Let's take a look. Just a little roll. >> Who is this? Just >> Yeah. cripping through the neighbor. >> Yeah. No, it's just it it got out of control. He was from from from point A from the very first contact, >> he was trying to get to his gun or get to where he could maybe get away. Yeah. >> But then when he got on the ground, there was a reason why he wasn't given those arms. >> We say it all the time and and >> people have gotten kicked. They've gotten hit. >> They've gotten tased. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. If was let me see your hands. There's a reason why. Yeah, exactly. >> Stay back. >> Okay. So, this right here is going to >> when they're on top of them. >> Yeah. It's going to kind of give you a little an idea of, you know, they're on top of them, but the crowd and listen to what they have to say. >> The the people that are gathering. Hey, get your [ __ ] shot. >> You're going to get him. Change the team. >> Get your ticket. [Applause] >> Get back. Get back. >> You guys, you guys. >> He got lit up. >> What was the crowd? >> If you get any closer, you're going to be detained arrested. Do you understand? >> I'm call my uncle. He's a [ __ ] >> one officer's doing a good job keeping everybody back, keeping things, you know, visually, but reality is >> the threat is on the ground right now. >> Hey. Hey, what the [ __ ] >> Hey, you guys are beating him. They're beating him. >> Stop [ __ ] hitting him. >> They're hitting him. >> Hey, hey, hey. Dang. >> Wow. >> Wow. Bro, I don't even know what to say on that one. >> Wow. Listen. >> Well, >> it's a crazy job. >> So, here, man. The guy tried to steal headphones, pulled the gun out, so they know he's got a gun. All right. From the reporter, >> from the call, >> they come up on him. He He's not, you know, he's trying to be nice, but he's not he's acting shady. If anything, say whatever you want in the comments, they should have did whatever when they knew he had a gun and he wasn't giving them their hands. They should have did whatever it took. But see, they're in California where wokeity woke woke to the woko. Okay. And so, hey, hey, we can't do this. >> LA County. >> Yeah. Uh and and so this is what happens when when police can't police. >> Yeah. And what what happens is we we know law enforcement officers, we've got a rule book that's this thick. Bad guys, how big is their rule book? >> There ain't no there isn't. >> We make them as we go. >> So these men and women are hearing the crowd saying, "You're hitting them, you're doing this, you're doing that, you're beating them, they're, you know, they're hearing all that >> and things that they've been hearing for >> their whole life. >> A long time." Their whole life. Their law. >> A lot of people their whole life. >> Yeah. So these officers are kind of like, "Okay, what do we got? What do we got? We got And the one police officer did a hell of a job just keeping people back until until he until he realized like, hey, it was serious. The >> these two guys aren't >> Sound like the Fourth of July, bro. >> Yeah. These two these two guys aren't able to get this guy under control." And and you'd think it'd be kind of an easy thing to do, but when somebody is that committed and probably hopped up >> on >> and they, you know, he's going he's he's working somehow to get to his gun any way he can. >> If he ain't already had it in his hand when he went down, you know what I or whatever. >> But the thing is, >> again, we know LA County is known to beat some people. >> Yeah. >> They've been known to over priest brutality. They're known for it to be crooked or whatever. >> But I get >> in the past that we >> in the Yeah. I'm not saying I'm just saying, you know, their their track record ain't too great or whatever. But >> I understand again, man, you're talking to a guy who's been on the other side. I've had cops beat the heck out of me sometimes. I might have called them some bad names, but they whoop me. Okay. Then there's times they should have whoop me. All right. But but but I'm saying in this situation, if a cop came up to me >> and I was this close and and I knew I would I would I would be like, I'm gonna live to see another day. We'll deal with it later. This guy, they should have jumped on his head. They should be able to do whatever they need to do to get that gun. >> You know, and again, when you hear the crowd, >> you start secondg guessing. You know, hey, >> I'm hitting him because at first he was hitting him trying to get it, then he stopped if you notice. And then it as soon as he hit him with the taser like that or that that's when the guy came around pain. So then he was like bang bang bang. >> Did the cops get shot? I mean >> yeah one cop officer was down. Yeah. He got hit and I I don't I don't know the outcome of that but >> sad somebody lost their life. >> Yeah. >> But you that this could have went so many different ways. He could have went he would have went to jail. He should have been like hey bro I was walking down the road here here officer whatever but probably a felon with a gun. I don't know, man. But >> they definitely definitely lit him up and a bad situation. And >> listen, these police officers got to go home to their families. I know we've we've heard some people say, "Yeah, we all got families." >> Well, we all do. But >> you strap on that gun. >> The cop knows what he's, you know. Yeah. And whoever made that comment, I get that. We all got families to go home. They were talking about when you said, you know, the police officers made it home with one video. But >> here's the thing. >> The police officer, yes, they know what they're signing up for. to protect and to serve the criminals out doing bad stuff. The police wouldn't be there to pull a gun if there wasn't a reason. If they didn't do it and you're innocent, then you take it and you go to court and you try to fight it or or you you deal with it >> the process. >> So, yeah, the police got to go home to criminals, too. But when you're a criminal, >> Yeah. >> you take that risk. Yeah. >> Running around with guns, bro. He wasn't at Bible study >> playing checkers. >> Nope. >> No. No. >> No. heart goes out to him if he's got kids, whatever. But, you know, he that's that's what happens, man. >> Hopefully officer's okay in this one. I didn't or deputy out there didn't didn't get read up on that part. But listen, comment, like, subscribe, >> take a ride. >> Please help us educate and continue the momentum of COP >> and con. We're growing daily and we appreciate it. We can't do it without y'all. >> Thank y'all. We are Oh, out. Hey. Hey. >> We ain't even on. >> Dave, >> where are we at? >> Well, don't you worry about it. >> Sorry. >> Okay, great. >> All right, let's go. >> We need our clipboard. [Music]