My dog is trained to smell the odors of marijuana, [music] cocaine, heroin, and he just alerted to your truck. >> I ran my dog on your truck. He did indicate on your vehicle to the odor of narcotics or anything in the vehicle you need to tell us about. Nothing at all. >> Some suspects think they're too smart to get caught, but what happens when a K9 finds them and it all gets caught on camera? You did it right there, buddy. Good point. >> These were the moments when the craziest police K9 discoveries were caught on camera. Next, we have a case of a driver hauling an empty trailer, unaware a K9 was about to prove it wasn't as empty as he claimed. >> Very nice. You're running an empty trailer because you don't make any money. A lot of money. >> Hey, the dog hit on the cab. We're going to search it here in a sec. We'll let you know. was just covered up with that blanket as soon as I saw the duct tape. >> December 9th, 2024, deputies from Franklin County, Ohio conducted a traffic stop on a commercial semi-truck traveling through the interstate. [music] What started as a routine roadside encounter would soon reveal something entirely different. >> I'm going to I'm going to check you got any weapons? I'm going to take you for weapons. >> Come on back here. I got the dark car over here. I have a bunch of parts. >> Okay, you got big man. Come on back here. almost the hospital. >> You are? >> No, I almost >> Oh, okay. What What was wrong with you? >> I don't know. You're a bad uh >> You're a bad uh position, huh? >> Yeah. >> I mean, I find it very odd to run in an empty trailer because you don't make any money there, but a lot of money. >> Yeah, but you can get you can get >> Come on back. Let's have a seat on the car up here. >> Yeah. If you don't my way with him real quick. >> How long you drove a truck for? >> Two years. 22 years. >> 22. >> You ever been in trouble before? >> What? >> That's good. >> What's that? That's good. Oh, yeah. Said he drove a truck for 22 years. >> Deputies deployed K9 Bruno, who alerted to the odor of narcotics. This was a huge red flag given Kalisto's already suspicious story about running an empty trailer over a long distance. That alert gave investigators the probable cause they needed to search the truck far more thoroughly. ready to work on. Ready? Hey, search. Heat. Heat. Are you throwing an air out before you? >> Not bad. Not much interest in the trailer. >> Hey, the dog on the cab. We're going to search it here in a sec. We'll let you know. >> I ran my dog on your truck. He did indicate on your vehicle to the odor of narcotics. Is there anything in the vehicle that you need to tell us about? Nothing. Nothing at all. Okay. Is there anybody else in the truck? >> He said no. We have about any >> Yeah, we'll have them have a seat. dog indicated. There's nothing >> nothing in there. Okay. Like I said, we just find it odd. You just be running this far empty. Where where'd you start at? >> Frankfurt. >> Oh, I thought that's where you got stuck. >> No, that's where >> I mean, where'd you pick this trailer up at? >> Where? >> Texas. >> Texas. And you ran empty all the way from Texas. >> Oh, I ordered it in Indie. >> Okay. >> Okay. It's still a long ways to run empty. You don't make any money running empty. >> No, but uh you have to get a a try to get a refrigerator so they pay 35%. >> I got you. >> Okay. Well, let me get T a seat over here for a sec. You're not under arrest. Just so we can check it out and get this young gentleman on his way if he needs to go. >> Followed was a methodical search with deputies working their way toward the back of the cab. We got Christmas gifts here. Christmas gift. >> Yeah, maybe. I'm still on. They're wrapped. So, >> could be it. >> They It might be. Can >> I open them? >> Oh, yeah. >> That's a kilo. >> Hey, that's a brick. >> Actually, no. >> Let's Let's see what else we find first. >> I mean, we have >> Let's see what else we got. Yeah. >> Oh, they have a bunch of storage compartments on the side. >> Yeah. Put that back. Let's see what's in this one. How many of those Christmas presents are there? >> Just two right now. Anyway, >> yeah, two of them. >> So, here, you know what? You just open them. I'm just I'm going to destroy it, but I'll let Yeah. Do you want to open the one? >> What is it? >> It's time Bruce Bucker shampoo. I was going to say it. It could be. I mean, if we have to, we'll get that that open. No, let me uh go on back here. There's a lot of compartments. I wish I knew more about semi number 11. >> Oh, come on, baby. The backpack. >> Come on. Let you be in the backpack. >> Not yet. >> Nope. >> The only place >> under under the bunk. >> Officers had a feeling this wasn't a clean run. And once they reached the bunk, that feeling turned into certainty. What they pulled out matched what the dog had already alerted. >> Something hit me in the back. >> Just covered up with that blanket. As soon as I saw the duct tape. >> Yeah, that's fine. I'll just go get a picture of the box before we >> pull pull her down. All right. All right. I'm T32. >> Yep. All right. >> T32. >> Yeah. 4135 R1 until 11 p.m. >> I'm not done searching, but >> I I didn't get the labels and stuff. They'll get all that at the office. I got where it was and what's in it. We opened that. I I'll open the other one. That's what we thought it was at first. Deputies located roughly 12 kg of illegal substances hidden inside a box in the driver's bed. When confronted with the discovery, Kalisto's reaction caught investigators off guard. >> All right, should we go uh talk to him? Put him in some bracelets >> real quick and then uh >> I didn't Well, we'll just call for a hook. All right. I mean, we didn't check the back here, though. >> I think he did. >> Oh, did he? >> He opened it. >> Okay, my man. Good. Step on out here for me. >> Yes. >> Real quick. >> Yes, sir. >> Go a turn for me. Let me see your hands here. Go. Put them together like you're praying. >> Yeah. Since he's in yours. All right. So, I'm Detective Dylan. I'm with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office. So, before I talk to you, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you can't afford one, we'll get one for you. If you wish to talk to me now, you could stop at any time you wish until you speak to an attorney. You understand your rights? >> Yeah. Uh, hey, uh, could you bring could you bring the I I wear these prescription glasses? >> We could get We could get glasses for you. Absolutely. Do you know why I'm reading you your rights? >> Glasses. >> You You weren't honest with us when we asked you. And then the dog in the car. >> I got to >> And there there's a bunch of narcotics in the truck. >> Where? >> Right in your bed. >> In my bed? >> In your bed? >> In a box? >> Yeah. There's about 12 kilos >> in my bed. >> In your bed. In a box. >> Oh, >> yep. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, you there's a lot of in the car. Do you do you want to speak to us about this and try to help yourself out? Can you put the license like >> Well, we're going to need it for a little bit. Hold on. >> You >> Well, you want to talk about the >> That's That's what we're We're more concerned about. >> Make sure you you can ask >> I mean, we could go somewhere besides on the road here if you want to talk about it. >> Well, I think that we need to come now. >> Okay. I mean, >> see, >> yeah, it wouldn't be later today. It be now, but we're on side of the roadway here. You know, >> you know what? Um, >> what's in this? Uh, >> let let me grab a let me grab a bag here just for this. >> In the end, Kalista was arrested. He made his first court appearance shortly after where a judge set his bond at $500,000. Next, we have a case where a man's medical excuse for wearing his seat belt wrong quickly turned into something far bigger once a K9 got involved. >> Most of the time, seat belts probably help make people's lives. I got a seat. Good job. >> They broke the clip. >> Oh, nice. >> On March 27th, a DPS trooper patrolling I40 in Carson County spotted a man wearing the chest portion of his seat belt behind his back. A violation of the Texas Transportation Code. The trooper initiated a traffic stop, and what began as a simple correction would soon [music] turn into something the suspect, Igor Gubberman, never saw coming. Hello. >> How are you, sir? >> Good. How about yourself? >> Yes. Seat belt. >> Yeah. >> I'll tell you why. I have to surgery. >> Oh, good. The battery. >> All right. >> Yeah. Hey, man. Not Not a big deal. I understand the situation. >> I figured when you pulled up, I I didn't want to pull it in front of you. >> All right. I got you. Hey, man. I'll be a warning. No ticket. >> All right. Yes. You got your license with you? >> All right. Is this your vehicle? >> You got the rental agreement? >> Where you headed, man? >> I'm going to North Carolina after the surgery. I decided I'm going to try to LA across my back. >> Yeah, for sure. I got >> Thank you. No worries. I got this for you. >> Oh goodness. Okay. >> So, where how long are you going to stay in North Carolina? >> 5 days. >> 5 days. >> Yeah. >> I might go back through my family in Chicago. Maybe through Chicago. >> Who ran the car? >> Uh my friend. >> What's his name? >> Daniel. >> Daniel. What's his last name? >> Let's give him >> Oh my god. Se shot something. >> Okay, I got you. >> Yeah. All right. Okay. Go by uh how you >> I Okay, I Hey man, don't be a warning. No ticket. >> I appreciate it. >> All right. Um today, >> how long have you had the car? >> Uh just the other day. >> Just the other day. Okay. Well, it shows supposed to be back in Los Angeles tomorrow. Tomorrow? >> Yeah, but probably extended. Yeah. All right. >> So, we talked to him at the at the record place. >> Yeah. >> So, like if you want to extend like do it, >> right? I didn't know. So, it's like >> Okay. All right. So, who had the car before you? >> No. No. I understand. But it says you rent it on the 21st. So, I bet you got it. >> All right. Like I said, warning, no ticket. Okay. I understand your situation. man. So, I'm not going to ride you. >> At the scene, Igor was cooperative and talkative, sharing details about his travel plans to North Carolina and his recovery. But the trooper still had routine questions left to ask. >> Hey, I are you able to get up and move around. All right. If you don't mind, just come back here so I get all your information. Okay. You can have a seat in my front seat so you can stay comfortable. Okay. >> I couldn't hear you very well. So, you're going to North Carolina, right? Yes. >> Okay. Uh for four to five days. >> Yeah. Three, four or five days. Then from there, I'm going to go back around. >> Uhhuh. >> See my family in Chicago? >> Yeah. Kansas City and then come home. >> Okay, cool. >> I was in the hospital four months. >> Oh, good. >> So, for me, anything that's not being cooped up, you know, it's like it's it's a blessing. >> So, you still live in California? >> Yeah. Okay. >> How much luggage you traveling with? >> I just have one bag in the back. >> Okay. >> And everything else is in there. My jacket's in the back. That's it. Okay. >> Just one bag. >> Nothing in the front. >> No. >> No. No. My bag's in the trunk. No, >> the clothes. >> Okay. So everything in the vehicle belong to you? >> Yes, sir. Okay. >> Nothing like a large amount of US currency. Anything over $10,000? >> No. I got whatever I have. 17 $25,000. >> No weapons? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Drugs of any sort? >> No. No. No. >> Like? >> No. >> Nope. >> Can't do everything. >> Methampetamine? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> No. >> Okay. Can I search your vehicle >> if you want to? Yeah, of course. >> Well, Eigor, I appreciate it. Okay. I'll be as fast as possible and I'll take you out here. Okay. Um, what I'm going to have you do, I'm stand you stand right down there. I'll do a quick search. We'll get you out of here. Okay. Like I said, it'll still be a warning for the violation. No penalties, no fines. Okay. >> Okay. And you're Okay. I'm not going to >> No, go ahead. What's up? >> I don't know why you're going to search the vehicle. >> Uh, for illegal contraband. >> Okay. >> Mhm. It, like I said, it's up to you. It's a yes or no question. Okay. If you want uh that's why I asked for consent. I'm asking if I can search your vehicle and all the contents inside and of the vehicle. See, this question becomes like >> it's a yes or no. My ego, >> you put me on for the seat belt, right? That's it. >> That's how uh that's how traffic stops happen. >> I have the right to say no, right? Without you getting any >> I won't be mad or nothing. You're right. That's your fourth amendment, right? >> I know. What I'm saying is >> I mean, I've never been in a situation before. >> They pull you over, they give you a ticket, and you go, >> right? So, um, if you want to go ahead. >> No. So, here here. Okay. It's your right to say no. Okay. And if you don't tell me yes then and that's totally fine. Okay. I don't that's your right. Okay. So, if you don't want me searching your car, you just say no. What I'll do, I'm going to I'm going to call for a K9. It will come run around the vehicle for the alerts. We'll search it. If it don't, then you're going to be good to go. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. >> When asked for consent, Gooberman invoked his right to refuse. The trooper called in a K9 instead, and what it alerted to next was about to tell officers everything Gooberman hadn't. Okay, puff this way. Wait, wait. Get back. Get up. Get back. Hey, you did a great job, buddy. Come here. Come. No point. Good buddy. Come on. Stick with us. I think I think I got a party, too. You did a good job. >> The K9 gave a positive response, giving officers the reason they needed to move forward with the search. What officers found next would confirm every suspicion that had been building since the beginning. Yeah, this is your bank. You got your bro underneath that up. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. I GOT the clip. Lift up the seat back here. Oh, the other way. >> This one? >> Yeah, they broke the clip. >> Oh, nice. >> During the search, troopers discovered four plastic wrapped packages hidden beneath the rear seat, weighing in at 8 lb. The substance field tested positive for an illegal substance carrying an estimated street value of nearly $1 million. >> Perfect. >> Good job, dude. >> Just give us a minute. Yeah. >> You got your phone on you still? >> I do. Yes. >> Okay. Have you texted anybody? >> No. >> You haven't talked to anybody? Is anybody following you? >> My kids? No. No. Nobody at all. >> Nobody's following you? >> No. >> Just you? You and you only? Is anybody Are you in contact with anybody? >> Just my kids and my buddies. That's it. >> Slide down on the right side. Airplane mode. >> Cool. Come sit in my car. Okay. You just going to sit up there? >> Oh, yeah. No problem. >> Sit here in the front seat. Thank you. >> Oh, there's a the green bag in the back. >> Uhhuh. >> He's got two, four, six more batteries that are charged. These are these need to be charged. These will too all the time. >> Okay. Sit down. They're plugged in 24/7. >> Okay. 1051 just set those in there. >> Yeah. >> This is what I'm going to do. I'm going to run this between your arms. That way you don't try to fight me. >> I'm not going to fight. Believe me. Okay, hold on. >> In the end, Gooberman was charged with possession with intent to distribute an illegal substance. [music] Next, we have a case of a routine arrest that spiraled into a foot chase, and what the K9 uncovered turned it into a crazy catch to watch. >> Please hold. On November 18th in Covington, Louisiana, officers received information linking a vehicle to a shooting that had taken place just the day before. As they moved in to intercept it, they decided not to take any chances. >> Don't move. >> Keep your hands out where we can see them. >> Keep your hands off. Everybody in the vehicle is under arrest. This is the Rine County Sheriff's Office. Everyone in the vehicle is under arrest. Keep your hands where we can see them. >> With eyes locked on the vehicle, officers held their position. But in a matter of seconds, what had started as a controlled takedown was about to spiral into something far more intense. >> There's another guy in the car. He's taking off. >> Taking off. >> Nerd guy in the driver's seat. He's taking off. He's going over the curb. Let's go. >> Eastbound on 12. Eastbound 12. I don't care if anything. This is all I got. >> Let me go. >> Just relax. >> Who else is in the car? >> If he runs on foot, do not run. We do have >> IT HERE. HERE. HERE. STOP RIGHT THERE. SET A DOG. HERE, [screaming] HERE. HERE. HAND. >> Come on. Stay there. Stay right there. Shoot that [ __ ] boot. GOOD. GOOD. >> GOOD. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> PUT YOUR DAMN HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. GET >> Stop him, please. PUT YOUR HANDS. >> YES, SIR. YES, SIR. >> OH, MAN. >> Please get him off. >> Get up. Please don't [ __ ] talk. >> Okay. >> You don't [ __ ] >> Don'ting touch my hand. >> Oh boy. >> Shut up. All right. [laughter] >> The wrong with you. Move over. Oh. Oh. Oh. Please lift up on my glasses, sir. Lift up on your foot. >> All right. Please. The suspect made a desperate break on foot, but the K9s had other plans, and his escape attempt was over before it really began. But as officers worked to get the situation under control, something the passenger in the car was about to say would add a whole new layer to this story. >> Oh, yes, sir. Yes, sir. Please take my glasses, please. >> Please. Thank you, >> boys. Let's go. >> Can you please? >> I can't see, sir. >> Please. Can you? My glasses are on the floor right there. >> I'm sorry. Not get up. >> I'm sorry. It's my ankle. My ankle. My ankle. My ankle. I'm sorry. They just the dog. >> Okay. Please. Please. >> He took my dogs yesterday. >> He took what? >> My dogs yesterday, but they I don't know. They raided the [ __ ] hotel room in Kosha. I don't know what to do. I don't know who to call to my dogs. >> You know where the dog? Who took the dogs? >> I'm assuming the police. Well, probably else your name signed up. >> Evil rescue for K9. >> Nothing else in your pocket for shoes. >> I don't even have socks. I don't have a bra. I don't have nothing on. I don't even have green with that baby's clothes for two days. >> Take it easy with me to the car. I'm sorry. Just help my ankle, please. Ah, the cough, sir. The cough. >> Yes, sir. Oh, I'm sorry. Hold on. I'm sorry. I'm gone. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Please. I'm not. >> You want to open the door? >> Going in here? >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Just shut up. Oh, please don't hurt. >> You don't got to hurt me. >> I'm not hurt. >> Another leg up. Your leg up. Leg up. 30 ft apart, boys. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Nothing. You got a good search on >> up on the road or up here? My ankle. >> Where'd you get bit? >> My ankle. Hit my arm. >> Okay. Which one? >> My right ankle. >> All right. We got Anders here to check you out. Okay. I'll take it off for you. Just let me sit down, please. >> You good? >> I got it. >> See, >> let us finish searching. It'll get you. >> Yes, sir. >> Ah, let's go. >> We'll check all that in a minute. Okay. >> My right ankle. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry. I'm not trying to fall. I'm not socks on and I'm >> fine. We're going to adjust the cuffs for you. Okay. [laughter] What's your name, man? >> Please. Jake Wel. Jake Wenszel. My name is Jake Wenszel. >> One step at a time or Dusty's costume and get you in the >> I'm not I'm not >> Please don't try to do I'm not trying to fight you. I'm not trying to fight you. >> Turn your wrist up. Here you go. You're not supposed to be comfortable, dude. >> Yes, I know. I know. I'm sorry. I just >> We're just going to walk you up to this road so you can sit in the ambience. Okay. >> Yes, please. >> We'll go at your speed. All right. After everything, the same man who had just tried to outrun an entire police unit was now crying like it was the end of the world. And things weren't about to get any more dignified for him. >> You're you're not going to have a good time getting over there where you're being handcuffed. So, your best bet is to lay on your back and we're going to move you over or on your side is fine. >> Okay. >> Here, let me let me help you guys out real quick. Let me help you guys out real quick. I'm going to move his cuffs to the front. That way you guys can actually work on just have you guys cuff him to the bed. Just one. >> Yeah, that's fine, too. We're just going to make it a little bit easier for you guys. That way you don't have to do this. Okay. Hey, Jake. >> Yeah. >> Hey, we're not going to have any issues, right? >> No, sir. >> All right. >> No, sir. >> All right. Just relax your hands for me. Okay. >> All right. Trying to help you out, man. >> No, you're good. >> Trying to make >> the way. Chill. Chill. Chill. >> I'm sorry. >> We're going to have you roll to this bed. >> Okay. >> Comfortable, man. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Here you go. >> Stop over in the back. >> Don't Don't roll. Okay, hun. Can you scoot over this way? >> Just relax, man. [laughter] >> Curve or something. Could be that. >> All right. In the end, Jake was arrested for fleeing an officer, possession of illegal substances, unlawful possession of a firearm, unlawful use of a firearm, and aggravated menacing.