It's 5:00 p.m. in Bernalo County, New Mexico, where eyes in the sky spot a group of alleged drag racers. >> I got two that just finished a race. Looks like two more setting up to race. And I got two doing donuts uh in the parking lot. They're going to be south of the main road. >> Yeah, if you want to start creeping up here, let me know when you're at the bottom of the hill on University and we'll start to make uh try to make 54s on these guys. With multiple vehicles gathered together, deputies decide to hone in on one specific. >> We got a white Chrysler with a yellow 26. It's going to be next to a blue Camaro with a temp tag in the back upper left window. I can't read the temp tag and I can't read the plate on the white Chrysler. >> Seconds later, a suspected tip puts an abrupt [music] end to the group's fun. >> Looks like they just got a phone call. Everybody's running to their cars and they're starting to get in. going to stay back 200. >> All vehicles are leaving. All vehicles are going eastbound on the main road. I've got eyes on the Chrysler. >> Deputies in the air and on the ground lock in on the one driver before the chase is on. Uh 1729 if you get that metro metro one's got the eye on the white Chrysler. >> Hey try to catch up. All vehicles are coming out the main entrance. >> That gray white is taking >> the driver darts onto a busy road, nearly striking another car, but he's not losing the loss so easily. [music] >> Passing a marked unit. Uh number one lane still continuing over the bridge. 227. Did you want me to try to for the car as he passes us or do you want to wait till that descent still 242? The black charger is in the Maverick. It's about to flee. >> Real Bravo passing under 25. on San Jose for a little bit. No other vehicles in the area. He's at San Jose and William and he just ran the red light or I'm sorry, the stop sign. He's northbound here. The driver appears to briefly fool the helicopter deputies when he starts to make a left turn and quickly redirects >> when we were on Williams 26. But seconds later, deputies on the ground prepare [music] to put an end to the chase. Not to your guys right there. >> Don't move. >> Put your hands up. Put them up. Do not move. >> Hold him in the door. >> I am. >> Under your seat BELT. GET OUT OF THEING CAR. >> MY PHONE. MY PHONE. Where are we? Stop resisting. My name >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. you. >> No, it's just a gun to ever need my name. >> What? >> It's just a gun that ever need my name. >> Where's your gun? >> It's in the corner. >> Why? >> Come on here. Oh, mama. Off me. Please. Please. >> You going to miss it? >> myself. >> I just have my drink. I have a beer, but it's not open. I wasn't drinking. >> Please >> have a seat. >> Please have a seat. Okay. Please. Deputies identify the driver seen here as 22-year-old Fernando Martinez, who just admitted to having a gun before asking for his mom. >> Have a seat. >> Next, deputies find the gun in question, stashed within arms reach of the driver's seat. Can you see it from that side? Is it >> lentil beans or what is it? Yeah. Oh, it looks like Ponch. >> I saw the gun. That's why. >> Step out. >> Oh, stop crying, Mito. >> Well, you shouldn't be driving. >> I was driving for the friend. >> Why are you so sad? Because >> but you can if you if you have a then why are you driving like that? >> I don't know >> causing harm to other civilians on the roadway of my own. >> You could have just pulled over and we could have talked but you caused this whole thing. >> Okay. So let's let's be an adult about it. Let's stop crying. >> Okay. >> Where is it? >> My bucket. >> Which bucket? >> This one. Do you have any injuries on you? >> Just your finger. >> Yeah, I think about it. >> All right. >> When you're done, I'll >> Okay. Look, look at me. Straight. Straight. >> Oh, you know what? Come over here. The sun's flip flip positions. >> Sun's bad. >> Okay, turn that way. Face my unit. No, like your whole body. Hey, stop dad. Stop crying. Quit it. >> Okay, face the houses. >> All right. Face the left hand side over here to the north. >> Okay. Look at me. Are you asking for your mom? >> Yes. >> Oh, no. I'm 22. >> Look at me straight. >> Do you have any marks or anything on your face? >> Okay. Turn around. Let me get your fingers really quick. >> What finger is it? >> All right. Just keep them spread out like that. Okay. >> Okay. You got any other injuries on you? >> Oh, that's it. >> Why are you crying? >> Because I want to go with my mom. >> You want to go with your mom? >> Yes. >> Well, you're going to jail. >> No. Please. I never been in trouble. I don't like to get in trouble. You shouldn't have run. >> I was trying to stop too. I don't want no other car in here. >> We're going to ask some questions. Okay. You're just going to take a seat in here. Okay. >> Take a seat in there. Okay. He wants his mom. >> Okay. >> Fernando, can you can you calm down a little bit? >> Can you speak to me? [laughter] >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to read this to you, okay? Before we go any further, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say, can will be used against you in a court of law. >> You have the right to talk to an attorney for advice before we ask you any questions and to have an attorney with you during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you by the state of New Mexico free of charge before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions now without an attorney present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time to talk to an attorney. Do you understand that explain to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. With these rights in mind, do you want to speak to me? >> No. I just want my mom. >> You don't want to speak to me? >> I want my mom. >> Okay. So, if you don't want TO SPEAK TO ME if you want to if you don't want to speak to me, that's fine. That's well within your right. But as of right now, you are under arrest for aggravated fleeing law enforcement officers. Okay. After racing at a slight amphitheater. [gasps] >> Okay. So, go ahead and put Is this your >> Can I call my mom then? >> No. You got to put your feet in the car. Okay. I'm not >> Can I call my mom? >> Come on. We got to We got to search you real quick. >> How old are you? >> 22. >> How old? >> 22. >> All right. Look out. >> So, you're not going to be able to call your mom today. Okay. >> Why? >> Because you're an adult. >> I need her. I have this I have this bleed. You guys just threw me to the floor. >> Yeah. Well, that there was a reason why. And it'll be annotated as such. Okay. But as of right now, you are under arrest. Okay. >> That's my friend's car. >> Well, it's going to get towed. Okay. >> My mom. >> Mom is not here, dude. >> My mom. >> Mom is not here. >> Hey, so I'm not going to be able to take your vape. I'm going to put it in the car. Okay. >> Can I hit it before? >> No. >> Fernando is secured in a patrol car and sent on his way to jail, but receives a phone call while in route. >> You want me to tell her where you at? >> I'm 527. >> She's a 24y old female. >> You want me to tell her? >> Well, do you want me to tell her? Yes or no? >> Yes. Just talk to my sister. >> I'll talk to her then. Okay. Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Who is this? >> This is Deputy Agular with the Bern County Sheriff's Office. How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm doing good. How can I help you? >> Hi. Uh we uh we're looking for my brother. >> You guys are looking for your brother? >> Yeah, we've been calling this number. Uh this is a number that we have on our phone. >> Uhhuh. Uh we've been calling and uh we have uh we were talking to my mom and it said that he was pinging on Bernal Leo and we're just not sure if if you guys have him or if you guys have his phone or what what's going on. >> Do you know where he's supposed to be at? >> Uh no, we're trying to find him. Uh we we're told that he was uh he was going and he was just driving around and we've been trying to find him and I can't we can't find him but we were calling to >> Cool. You could you could tell your mom that you guys can find him at MDC. He's going to jail today. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. Have a good day. >> Okay. Love you. Bye. >> Bye. My mom. >> I need my mom. >> You'll see her whenever you get out. >> I need her. You can, dude. You're 22. You're an adult. >> So, >> I still love my mom. >> Well, me too. >> My I'm your mama's boy. >> You're mama's boy? >> Well, mommy can't be here for you right now. You got to take responsibility for your own actions. >> But you guys don't go and get everybody out. >> You're not the only one that's going to jail today, dude. though. >> Next time, do not go. Go out, dude. Stay inside. >> Stay at home, dude. >> Once at the jail, Fernando soon reveals another sticky situation he's allegedly found himself in. >> Stand right here. >> Go around this corner. You're going to go to these stores right here. I need a change. >> What do you mean you need a change? >> Huh? >> My pants. >> Why? [bell] >> You got shorts under? >> Yeah, I have shorts on. Okay. I see you going to count this in front of you, dude. This wasn't your $2 bill. Okay. >> Um, you got >> What are you guys counting my money for? >> What's that? >> What are you guys counting my money for? >> So, you don't say that we stole your money, dude. That's what I'm counting in front of you. Okay. >> That's what I got from your wallet. So you got 100 bucks. $2 >> two $50 bills. >> My lucky $2 >> 20 and then 40 one >> two seven. >> Cool. Just going to go to your property. Stand up. Don't do anything stupid. Okay. >> No, bro. You yourself. >> God bless. Well, I don't know what to tell you, dude. >> Do you want to take off your uh Do you want to take off your >> Did you have shorts under? >> Yeah. >> You your you boxes? >> Did you really? Like, are you being dead ass? >> No, bro. >> You didn't yourself? >> No, bro. Just my I just got Oh, let me see your jewelry right now, actually. bracelet and everything. >> Are you sure, dude? >> Yeah. >> You didn't [ __ ] yourself? >> No, bro. >> All right. >> If you did yourself, let me know so I can dispose >> my pants. >> Your boxers, dude. >> But yeah. Do you have other ones? >> I don't have other ones. >> Okay. So, I have to go underneath your hand now. >> No. So, you want So, you did yourself. Okay, it's up to you, dude. I mean, you can just take your pants. They could give you a zip lock so they don't they don't fall. >> A zip lock. >> Like, they'll lock they use a zip so your pants don't fall. Dude, >> it's up to you, dude. What? Do whatever you want. >> Can I keep this one on this? >> No. Everything has to go in here. >> Take out your shorts. One pair. You could either keep your shorts or your pants. I was keeping my I'm going to keep my shorts. >> You want to keep your shirts? You got your pants? >> Right here. >> In there, dude. Then he >> I'm pretty sure >> he has to take off the chest, man. >> He doesn't want to change. What do you want to do, >> guy? >> Take off your chest, bro. If it's soiled, you have to take it off. So >> because you there's I'm going to have to throw it to the trash. I can't tag this. >> Okay. Do you understand that? I can't tag. They're not going to take it. >> You want a band-aid? >> I don't have a band-aid. You get one up at the MDC. You could ask for one. [snorts] Go ahead and turn around. Thank you. Did you clean yourself? >> Yeah. >> You guys ready, brother? >> Let's go over there. Yellow uh box right there. I'm going to face to your right. >> Fernando was booked for reckless driving, aggravated fleeing from a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. At last check, the 22-year-old is expected back in court this fall. >> This way. Here you go.