Okay. Please, dude. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. You're going to get shot. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Welcome. Welcome. We are here again. I'm the cop >> and I'm the con, but I'm reformed. So get your dag on handcuffs off me cuz I don't walk that way no more. Dang it. >> Listen, we're here. >> I got to go. Get snapped with a tent. >> All right. All right. >> Um, listen, we're having a lot of fun here. Yes. Oh, we forgot to do that. Yeah, >> that's all right. We're there. >> Uh, we got a hot video. Albuquerque, New Mexico. I haven't really looked at this one closely. >> Me neither. >> Um, but let's break it down. This is a a rather quick video. Uh but this is a situation where it evolves rapidly. Dave, >> a roll. No, a rapid evolving situation. >> A situation. Is that what it's called? >> Yeah, it could be that. >> Or is it RSW? >> Let's go all the way out to >> Albuquerque, New Mexico. >> Albuquerque, New Mexico. And listen, there's a lot of crap happening out there. >> This is like we watched a couple other ones. >> Yeah, it's crazy. So, let's go shoot out there to Albuquerque, New Mexico. The fine men and women doing their job out there in Albuquerque. And if we see somebody in law enforcement, >> that's not doing what they're doing supposed to be doing. Cons are always >> not doing supposed to be doing. Not always. >> Most times, call them out. Here we go. Let's check it out. >> Walking up to the house. >> Okay. >> New Mexico kind of looks similar to Florida. >> Yeah. houses structures, >> but everything in New Mexico, everything is brown. So if you go to Home Depot, >> they got one color paint. That's it. The brown house >> makes it easy. >> It's called Adobe, I think. >> Adobe. >> Adobe. >> Yeah, >> Adobe. >> Got some nice rims on over there. >> Nice. Nice. Yeah. Yeah. Looking good. Looking good. So Adobe I always laugh like, "Hey honey, uh, what color do you want to paint the house?" >> Adobe. >> Brown. Dark brown. >> Adobe. >> Tan brown. Adobe. >> Yeah. Well, at least they all match, you know. That's a good thing. >> Kind of like your little association. >> Nice to see. They were doing some water cleaning earlier. They got shovel. >> Hey. Hey. >> Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. >> What's going on with your boy? >> You're going to get shot. Put it down. >> Oh my gosh. What's your boy thinking, dude? >> Wow, >> that happened quick. >> I was going to do just a quick run back on that rapid rapidly evolving situ situation, >> but watch this when he comes out of this house. >> What the hell? >> What's going on with him? >> I think >> your boy don't look right. >> No, something. He might be >> He might have some >> might have some tisms. TSM. >> I don't care. Please, dude. Put it down. Put it down. Did you hear what she say? She said he has a toy gun. >> Oh, go back again. Let me hear. >> You want to hear that? >> I don't hear. >> Okay. >> Right. >> She said he has a toy gun. >> Toy gun. Listen. >> Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. >> You might have went >> Let me bring it back just a little bit. It's all right. That was >> He looks He has a toy gun. >> He has a toy gun. >> Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. >> You're going to get shot. Put it down. >> Put it down. Put it down. >> Put it down. Hands up. Hands up, >> buddy. He's shot. >> Put your hands up. >> Through the air. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Roll on your stomach, >> buddy. >> Roll on your stomach. >> What' she say? >> What' she say? >> I don't know. She said something. I don't get to hear you. >> This ain't funny, man. >> She's really mad. >> No, it's not funny. It's not funny. >> Roll your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. >> You think it's a joke? >> You think it's a joke? It ain't no joke now. >> [ __ ] stupid. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Nothing like after your shot hearing how stupid you are. >> Oh man. >> Reminds me of the time I went to jail and I called and they told me how stupid I was. many times, right? >> Man, that's that's that one happened quick. >> Roll on your stomach. >> You think life is a joke? >> Roll on your stomach. >> What? >> You're [ __ ] stupid. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Family support system. >> One one thing I know, he's going to conquer the world with support. >> Wow. So, I mean, >> what what's the back story? >> There's no Yeah. Well, come to find out that it was it was a BB gun, right? But a police officer, I mean, you you don't know if it's a BB gun. You it look it's a replica. >> Um I mean, it's it's it replicates I think it was a Beretta. >> Well, I think this one is chocked up as toy gun and why special. >> Yeah. >> You know, cuz I think he was special. >> He had to be something coming out of that door. >> But I think he thought it was a joke. >> You know what I mean? And he came out >> thinking they were playing. And she said toy gun, but you know in that situation >> too quick. >> He he he didn't even hear that. The police officer probably didn't even hear toy gun. >> And and the police officer was taking cover on this like little beam and I think he waited >> right >> I mean probably longer than he should have. >> Yeah. I mean cuz if he had a gun I mean if he had a real gun he could have popped him. But her saying it's a toy gun it takes me back to a movie called The Outsiders. >> Okay. When Matt Dylan's running and then the cops are coming at the end, they're like, "Dally," and then he's like, "I don't take me alive." And then they go, "It's not loaded." And the cops go pow pow pow. You seen that? The outsiders. I mean, stay gold, pony boy. >> I think I've seen it, but I don't remember every freaking detail of these. >> Stay gold, pony boy. The way you dig sunsets, man. Jesus. It's a You had to read it in eighth grade, >> Dave. >> It's the only book I ever finished. AJ man kept me alive. >> Robert, [Music] >> he's not lying. >> He's not lying. >> No. No. >> Just a kid. Jeez. Twice. Second year. I was the biggest kid in class. >> You had a You had a tumultuous second grade. >> But I went to eighth grade twice. >> How many times? How many times? years. That's usually where they keep eighth grade. >> Yes. And fourth. >> Well, every four years I want to stay an extra year, >> but they but they didn't they wanted to make me feel good. >> So, they didn't call it flunking. >> They call it hold you back. >> Would you graduate in 2020? >> Well, well, I'm still looking for that diploma of the guy that I paid off to mail it to me. >> You can't make this up, man. >> No, I'm not making it up. They told me they were holding me back. They told me I didn't flunk. My dad said, "Why if he didn't flunk twice? Why ain't he?" Listen, >> fourth grade, I got held back. Eighth grade, I stayed back. >> Well, you just probably didn't do any of the homework in eighth grade cuz you're smarter than >> No. Oh, no. Eighth grade. I I would just stay. I just didn't go to school. >> You just didn't go to school. >> I had other things to do like drive my sister's car. What you >> currently what they do is eighth graders uh sixth, seventh, eighth, and they administer administratively place them into high school sometimes if they're especially if they're bad kids. I know this person. >> I wasn't a bad kid. >> The principal The principal here, >> the principal would actually hold Say I'm sending that kid to the high school. He's gone. >> Yeah. I don't want him here. No, eighth grade. No, eighth grade. We had what we called I don't know what they call them here. Um, >> placement test, but I think they changed the name of them now. What are they? IEP. >> I Ready? Something like that. >> One of them. Get ready. My kids take them. >> Get ready. >> No, but but they were called um the competency Illinois state competency test. Yeah. And I just did those little things like making smiley faces. I had to go, bro. I had things to do. >> Dave, anyway. >> Dave. So, did you did you do high school or >> Yeah, I went for a little bit. >> A little bit. Okay. >> No, I went about after about >> Well, you kind of had to when you were in reform school. >> About that second year, eighth grade, I called it quits. Got married. Had me a couple babies. >> Got me a couple babies. >> Got me a couple babies. >> N got me a couple babies. Like to keep my redneck roots strong. >> Yeah. So, hey, listen. How about the officer? How how do you think he feels about this? You know, you got you got to give me a big shout out to >> I feel bad for No, I know we're making jokes and the kid got shot. Did he live? We don't know. >> I I believe he was in critical condition, but I think I think he pulled through. As far as as far as I know, >> he I don't know why the police were coming there. Maybe he was being unruly or something, but >> fighting in. >> I'm sure the cop feels horrible. But but in real all re reality, if you will, he could have shot quicker. >> Yeah. If he because if that would have been a loaded gun, that dude would have came out and pop pop. That cop would have been popped off, you know. >> Yeah. Realistically, when you first come out of that house, he could have shot right then. >> He actually was behind really no >> no no blocking or nothing >> and no cover really because it was he had one column. >> All I got to say is >> let's >> stay gold pony boy. >> Yeah. Hey, listen. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and ride with us. >> The cop and the con. >> Yeah, baby. Right here. Anything else? >> Hey, undercover. No, I'm joking. I've not ever been undercover. >> Yeah, he's a nerd. >> No, this guy tries to tell me, "Hey, >> I'm out of here." What? >> Snitches. >> Snitches. Get snitches. >> Get stitches. >> Man, I ain't never told on nobody, man, in my life. >> Hey, I got some information for you later. >> Thanks for the info, Dave. Hey, no. [Music]