We had some calls from family members and they just wanted us to come out and check and make sure you're okay on your you and your wife. I'm okay. Yes. Okay. My wife passed away. And the reason I said over here because I anybody would hear Okay. If you put a bag over her face Yeah. and tied it around her neck, right? It's just a scenario. Right. She wasn't breathing any possibly, but I didn't try to help. Most criminals run the moment they spot a uniform. But what happens when the cops are undercover and there's no clear indicators of them being law enforcement? Police. Give me a hand. Give me a hand. Hands up. Hands up. Don't move. Don't move. Told you we get you. These were the moments when undercover cops caught criminals red-handed. We begin with the case where an undercover cop managed to catch the suspect when he got a little too eager to talk about his missing wife. Oh, you put her in the dumpster. That's a scenario. I know, but Okay. Oh, then she's buried 10 feet deep in garbage now. We won't find her. Just a scenario. I know. I know. I know. So, just a snare. This is 74year-old Philip Snider. completely unaware that the woman he had just spoken with was an undercover officer who was quietly investigating the sudden disappearance of his wife of over five decades. Robera Lee Heisler, also known as Bobby. Watch my smell. You You'll be able to smell it. I'm going to leave like that. Oh yeah, I can smell something. Something's in there. She was already dead. She was. On January 4th, 2018, Phil Snyder told everyone he was taking his wife Bobby on a final trip to Graceland. her lifelong dream. But it soon became clear that she never returned and he had no good explanation why. Hey, Phil. Do you Are you Phil? Yeah. Do you mind if I step in for a second? Sure. Good morning. How you doing? Doing good. Good. Hey, uh we had some calls from family members and they just wanted us to come out and check and make sure you're okay on your you and your wife. Are you guys okay? I'm okay. Yes. Okay. My wife passed away. Okay. When did that happen? The 6th. The 6th of January. Yeah. Okay. How'd that happen? We went down to Memphis to see Elvis's down there. And what family members ask you to check? Uh Brian did. Oh, okay. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. They just wanted us to check and make sure that you're okay. And so, so what happened? She had u When did when when did you guys go down? Well, we left the fifth, January 5th. Actually, the fourth, the late on late on the fourth and fifth, got down there the sixth and on her flam. She kept she'd been for quite a by a year. Okay. and she wanted to go down one more time before she she thought I think she knew she was going to Okay. His story changed repeatedly, claiming she died in Tennessee, then saying he didn't know which ambulance took her or even where she was cremated. When uh when they transported, did you speak with the coroner or No. No. No. So, what happened? So, where's your wife now? What happened to her? They took her to a place where they had pre-made people. Okay. And you don't know where that is either? No, they they said I could I didn't need to stay. I could if I wanted to, I could just go ahead and go home. Okay. So, what are they going to do with the the cremation? Yeah. Not She didn't want no ashes kept back. Okay. We've talked about this. Oh, several times. Several times. Not several, but in the last six months, we've talked about it. She would say, "If I die, no, I don't want to be sitting on someone's shelf." So, no ashes back. And so, when you uh So, when this all happened, the ambulance transported to the hospital where So, you don't know the ambulance or the hospital or anything? No. For each time that law enforcement spoke with him, they were drowning in red flags. But once they got to search his house, these red flags turned into actual evidence. Got me on tape. You got me on tape. Yep. Nim [Applause] nim. No, it's just I mean we'll we'll tell. All right. So, we got area here. It could be something. It could be this. It could be this. I mean, this could have been in the truck when Yeah. Watch my smell. You You'll be able to smell it. I'm going to leave like that. Oh, yeah. I can smell something. Something's in there. Suka. Suken. All right. So, something's All right. We're going to leave them. I don't want you touch anymore. Son's done. But I just don't know if it's that or if it's Do you smell that? Do you smell it? Yeah, I can get a whip. Yeah. Go ahead and just move it if you want. Just Just the lid. You want it? Now, here's more Christmas. He's not interested. Any other Christmas stuff he's Did you smell that? It does smell like something. In the days where the K9 team was searching Phil's home, he had tried to take his own life, but failed. Despite finding traces of blood and hearing Phil's failed suicide note claiming innocence, investigators were stuck. With no body and no confession, they had to try something new. Over the next few weeks, Phil stayed in contact with people who thought they were simply offering a listening ear. But one of them wasn't who she claimed to be. Law enforcement had sent in an undercover officer posing as a sympathetic woman who had recently lost her husband. The two began talking, sharing grief, trading stories, and eventually secrets. What Phil didn't realize was that every word he said was being carefully recorded. But come on, tell me. Tell you what. I don't know. I can't tell you anything else. I thought you were going to tell me. I was like, I'm so like I'm thinking because I'm thinking how would I do it? What would I do? And I think we're a lot alike. I think we think alike. So I'm thinking how how So I was thinking about it last night. I actually fell asleep thinking about it and I was thinking about last night. I even dreamt about it because it was like how would I do and I don't think I'd hammer in the truck that that's the thing. But it was zero or not zero 10 degrees. It was cold. Yeah. But like what if you got pulled over or something? I didn't care. Yeah, I was in Right. I was in shock. Right. I get that. I get that. I mean, and what are they going to find? But you're But however, though, you're very smart. You are very very very smart. That's what that's what And you fooled him. That's why he told you that. That's why your son hurted it because you both they look they they don't name anything which is intriguing. The undercover officer Joan or Missy as Phil knew her was brilliant at making him feel safe enough to open up. She carefully built trust creating the illusion of shared grief. And that false sense of security would soon bring investigators one step closer to uncovering the truth about what really happened to Bobby. I could give you a scenario. Yes. Give me a scenario. Right. And that's just Yeah, I'm with you. Don't forget about the tennis scenario. Okay. I can give you a scenario. Okay. I asked a guy who picks up dumpsters behind uh my windows. Yeah. I said, "What do you do with that?" He said, "Take it to the ground." I said, "What do you do with the neighbor trash?" He says, "I take it. They sort through it." You mean like the neighbor trash you put out by the road? Yeah. I'm not real smart. So Oh, you put her in the dumpster. That's a scenario. I know, but okay. Well, then she's buried 10 ft deep in garbage now. We won't find her. There's no way. Just a scenario. I know. I know. I know. So, just a scenario. Phil may have thought that speaking in hypotheticals would protect him. That if he didn't admit anything directly, it couldn't be used against him. But that couldn't be further from the truth. How long would it take for a body to decompose? Does it really take that long? But what about if you were in garbage? I would think that that would speed it up. But she might not be in garbage. She might be. What is it? No. Come. Okay. You love to tease with me, don't you? Okay. What? Let's talk about the maybe. We're just We're just scenario. It's just a scenario. Yes. Okay. What kind of dump? Did they say what kind of dump they that the big ones go to? Well, it's huge. It is like how many people put it like tons like it's a big one or is it like a huge Okay. Do they dump this? Well, you don't know. Do you know anything about that truck? It compacts. Mhm. The truck that picks up here from Wendy's. Yeah. Burger King. And over here at the that gas station. Yeah. That dumpster over there. Yeah. that it goes in compact. Right. Right. And he takes it to the dump and he pushes it out. Okay. And then pushes it out and then they push out on top of it or do they push out around it? And then there's a big truck that dumps dirt over top. pipes that come up to to vamp so that it'll like disintegrate. Why? This is just this is just this. Yes. So, what do the pipes do? Yeah. So, it's been scenario wise, it's been three months. So, three months of although it's been cold, not hot. It'll help when it's hot. Don't you think? I don't know. Right. I know. I know. I know. Um, see, now you got me intrigued. At this point, Joan's hidden camera ran out of battery, forcing her to switch to a discrete audio recorder, but it was all she needed. What came next would capture the final piece of evidence that law enforcement had been waiting for, enough to finally secure an arrest warrant. You're gonna tell me though. How it happened, aren't you? I'm done. I think. Wait. Yeah, I'm done. You're going to tell me how it happened. After I get to Cincinnati, I'll tell you how. No, no, no, no. Good try. I'm done. I think you should just tell me so we can get past that so I can quit wondering to tell you the truth. because I'm wondering and like I said, I don't even care which is crazy about it. I don't even care if you her put her in a and drank her for breakfast. Well, I know you didn't do that. I know. So, but it's sort of like I'm like, okay, I'll be laying there like, okay, did he use it right? Did he like how? No, I know, but I want to know. And it's like why? I don't know why. I just do. Say she wasn't breathing. This is a scenario. What? And I'll put a You get a plastic bag from Some grocery stores don't have paper. They give you a plastic bag. Like Giant Eagle, the blue ones. Yeah. Or Yeah. Yeah. Like that thin though. That's pretty thin. Okay. Yeah. Say her tongue was stuck. If you put a bag, say this is just a scenario, right? Over her face. Yeah. And tied it around her neck, right? It's just a scenario, right? She wasn't breathing anyway, possibly, but I didn't try to help her because she didn't want me to. Right. So, but aren't those too thin? You know, how But okay. So, how long does it take? Does it take a while? If I did that to my If I Would that be better to do it like that to my mom or with the pillow? If I were to do that? If you were to do that? Yeah. Do the pillow. Let's say you have to tie the bag around her neck. Yeah. There might be a mark on her neck. uh just a scenario, right? Just a possibility, right? By now, it was painfully clear this wasn't just a hypothetical story. This was real life. And with the trust that Joan had managed to build, she kept pushing for the final details. However, though, I think you're close enough to me to know that. You know what I'm going to say, don't you? No, I don't. What do you think I'm going to say? You know me. What do you think I'm going to say? That you're going to ask me how I did it again? Well, I know how you did it. How did I do it? You while she was asleep on the couch, you put a plastic bag over her head, which has been tied up. She She was on the plastic. But how'd you get her on the plastic? She fell on her own. But I don't I don't buy that. Okay. Okay. You know why? Because I can see in your eyes. Okay. And I just want you to tell me if you But I do find it very intriguing. What? Me? Yeah. Every story. Oh, because I told you yesterday and I I get it. Like I I get the fed up. I get the I get it. being being um Yeah. being just being numb. Yeah. And all this happening and you probably afterwards stood back and was like, "What just happened?" I'm thinking I'm guessing. I don't know. Tell me. Does it feel like that? Kind of does. Kind of. Did you feel relief? Cuz I think that's how I would feel. I didn't feel relief until I was on the road and in Kentucky. Yeah. Then I felt relieved then. Well, you probably didn't feel relief till you were on your way back. No, it was on her way down. Even with her in there, you felt relieved. You should have done that. A I should have. But I'm glad [Music] you didn't show me because I'm going to win fair and square. Okay, I'm done. Okay. After a few more rounds of cards, Joan made her quiet exit, wrapping up her final meeting with Phil. Just a few hours later, officers arrived at the same Burger King where Joan and Phil had met time and time again. Only this time, they weren't there for small talk. They were there to put him in handcuffs. She sure was. Coming up on hockey board. You okay? You want to talk to me? I talked to you as a friend. Well, The bad news is you got to work for your wrist. Okay. So, you got to park my truck at my step. You're kidding. Step up. You're kidding. Step up. Now, do me a favor. Let's stay right over here. When Phil arrived in jail for the murder of his wife, he still had no idea that Joan, or Missy, as he knew her, was the undercover officer behind his arrest. He even tried to use his one phone call on her. Unsurprisingly, she didn't pick up. Phil was ultimately sentenced to 20 years behind bars for aggravated murder, tampering with evidence, and abuse of a corpse. Given his age, the judge called it what it really was, a life sentence. To this day, Robera's body has never been found, though Phil did tell police which dumpster in Kentucky he had thrown her into. Moving on to the case where a dangerous suspect attempted a carjacking only to realize he targeted an undercover cop. Police give me a hand. Give me a hand. On June 19th, 2023, two undercover officers from LMPD's fugitive unit were inside a vehicle conducting surveillance to apprehend a suspect in an unrelated investigation. However, their stakeout was suddenly interrupted when an armed suspect approached their car, quickly discovering he'd picked the wrong targets to rob. Police. Give me a hand. Give me a hand. Fired. Fired. What is your deal, bro? There's somebody back here. I just tried to get robbed. I wouldn't rob you. What's your name? Mark. What? Mark. Send cars to me. Somebody try to rob and rob me. [Music] Call 911. Where? That's my baby daddy. Did you just shoot my baby daddy? You try to rob me. Get me back here. I got somebody showing up. Stay back. There's a gun. Stay back. Baby daddy. My gun. Okay. Did you just my baby daddy? Get on the main channel. Get Stop. Get back now. Get back now. I have no weapons. Okay, get back. Where's the Where's the right here? Pill right here. Did you call ambulance? They're getting out. Did you call ambulance? Did you call? That's mom. My stuff's in the back of the car. That's my baby daddy. I know what happened. Just uh ma'am, stay over here. Which way they go? He's down. Start EMS with location. Which tree are you on? The suspect was identified as 21-year-old Mark Jaggers Jr. who up until this moment was still alive. However, after being struck multiple times by the officer, including a critical wound to the chest, his condition rapidly deteriorated and immediate medical assistance became crucial. Stand over here. We're going to try to help him. Stand over here. in the rear address. What's that? Pull together and tell us where you're at and if you're injured. I'm okay. I'm going to be in the rear of 2200 block of Griffith. [Applause] Stand over here. Anybody else? Okay, Matt. You want me to start on him? Yeah. Go ahead on, baby. What's his name? His name is Mark. Mark? What? Alley. Do what? D. Can I please? We're getting EMS started. Can I please stand next to him? No. Stay back cuz we got a gun right here. We need He's going to get EMS. Will you touch it? I don't want it. Will you We got to leave it where it is. That's my baby. One ran off. Uh, I didn't get it. Please. Negative. Only one accounted for. Get EMS over here. Please, please, please. Please. No. Just wait. Are we going to get EMS? Cuz he's going to be working on him. Okay. Weren't you weren't you? Ma'am, I don't know right now. That's what we're going to get. My baby, I love you, Mark. It looks like he's I know. He's getting all the EMS stuff right now for him. Okay, we're going to get him working on him. What's his name? Mark Jaggers. Okay, that's my baby daddy. Okay, we're going to get him working on right now. Please. That's my baby daddy. That is my baby daddy. I can't. I can't. Oh my god. Oh my god. Right here. Understandably, Jagger's girlfriend was in immense distress after arriving at the scene and seeing her boyfriend, the father of her child, lying severely wounded on the ground. Coming up, additional officers arrived to administer life-saving aid while awaiting EMS. What do you need? Hey, man. Talk to me. Uh, probably a seal. Yeah. Give me a chest. What? Uh, 2200 block. North south alley. Yeah. North south alley. Right behind 2200 black. Give me a chest seal. That's [Music] for both sides. You know how many times? No. Hey, just talk to me. I'm going to try to get gloves. Is that what you need? Yeah. I'm trying to grab gloves. Uh, that's baby mama's car. She just pulled up. No. [Applause] [Music] Here's some. Here you go, Jay. If you need gloves. Hey, buddy. Talk to me. Here's gloves. Hey, watch out. The gun's right there. Come on. Y I'm not coming down. Somebody on the ground. Hey brother, talk to me. My brother wants to switch when I get done with this. Anything for real? EMS responded to the scene and Jaggers was transported to the hospital where he was pronounced deceased. Now we turn to the case of a trafficker who thought he was meeting a buyer but instead found himself face to face with the cops. Hands up. Hands up. Don't move. Told you we'd get you. On October 5th, 2022, deputies responded to an unverified tip about a possible nar deal. However, what they hadn't anticipated was that the situation would soon escalate beyond their control. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Charlie Young 73. Charlie Young. [Music] [Music] The suspect, Gabriel, fled the scene at high speed, prompting officers to call off the pursuit due to safety concerns. Later, a K9 unit was deployed to search the area for any traces of narcotics. During this search, the suspect's vehicle was located and subsequently towed to the police department for further investigation. That whole left side is up. The left side I realized. Yeah, his whole left side. He's got a scratch like a dent in the driver door and something by the wheel. Well, yeah. You went over that. Yeah. All right, let's go up and see. Uh, yeah. So, it's got damage. That's got to be when it went over cuz said that it lost part of the car. So, front end damage. Oh, look at how scraped up that is. He had to have hit something on the back. Had to. But maybe not. Big right here. He's hit a lot of [ __ ] Yeah. This is This is new cuz that went all the way down the metal and it hasn't rusted yet. Two months later, after closely monitoring the suspect's activities, officers organized an undercover operation, setting a trap for him near a gas station. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Don't move. Don't move. Told you we'd get you. What's up, Gabriel? Do it. Don't move. You're going to get yourself hurt, man. Over 64 regular heartbeat with the family. What's up, Gabriel? Window. Come here. Come on. Your car's off. Let's go. You the girlfriend? Oh, it's my niece. It's your niece. Let me Let's go, man. It ain't worth it. [Music] Hey, not worth it. I don't know what they're Don't try running, man. You think you're going to out? Let me lock them. All right, lock your cuffs. Um, so your he's your uncle. It's okay. Your uncle I don't want I don't want you to get scared, but your uncle uh ran from the police a while ago. I'm not Okay. Okay. You're not in trouble. Okay. Okay. No, I know I'm not in trouble. It's just I just That was unexpected. Like I get you. I get you. With immense satisfaction, the officers could confirm that their undercover operation had been a major success. Coming up, officers confiscated Gabriel's belongings and had the opportunity to speak with his niece. Is this his stuff or whose stuff is this? My stuff. This is all yours. Yeah. Everything in here is mine. I don't know. I don't I didn't know if he brought anything with him. I don't Okay. He didn't bring any bags with him? No. You 100% sure? Yeah. Cuz if we get a dog here and then the uh that's not R E L. Okay. This stuff is yours? Yeah. Everything else is I don't know. This is This is his stuff. Yeah. This is all his stuff. Yeah. So, you're saying No, that's his stuff. This is not yours. We're going to take his stuff with This is his, right? Yeah. Okay. Cuz I'm just documenting this on camera. This is his. No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This is not yours. Okay. This is his. No. I don't know. Cartridges. Oh. 13. 13. Hey, man. Gabriel, really? Okay. Do you mind stepping out of the car on the other side real quick? I'm going to talk to you. So this your uncle, right? Yeah. Where do you where do you your blood uncle? Where do you live at? You live um I live on Augusta with my grandfather. Okay. Did he call you to get picked up or what happened? Yeah, he called. I'll go clean his house for him. You clean his house? Okay. And he asked me if I could just go take him to my grandma's house. Okay. But that was it. Does he drive or No, I don't know. I don't He just asked me to go take them to his to my grandma's house and Okay. I don't know. Somewhere over there on Cer. He meets me over there on the corner. Over there by Cer. By the bar. Where did you pick him up this time? I picked him up over on the corner. I met him over there by the ser by the by the ser by Cosner. So you met him by Cosner and by Armitage. Armitage. The niece's account indicated she was a victim of difficult family circumstances, particularly due to her uncle's repeated criminal behavior. Coming up, officers informed the niece about the next steps to advance their investigation. What's going to happen right now is we're going to have to tow the car. My car? Yeah. Cuz all the illegal stuff in that bag is his. Okay. You told us it's his. I asked you. It was all in the car. So, we're going to have to We're going to lock it up and it's going to get towed to Niles Police Department. Do you know where that's at? Yeah. Okay. Okay. Well, that's not that has nothing to do with me and I and I just said that was not that has that's none of my stuff and I I don't have no other car. I see no way to get around. Hold on. What's your uh what's your uh telephone number? Can I talk to my niece real quick? We uh we released her. She's not being charged right now. So, I know. I just want Well, we can let you make a phone call. Whoever you want to call when we get denials standing right here. Can I just She already left. Well, she's over here. But no, we can't we can't let you talk to her. I'm sorry. Even with you guys listening recording. I know. I'm sorry. It's like policy. They don't want Can you ask her? Yeah. Call my brother. Yeah. I know my girlfriend. Yeah. Girlfriend and brother. Yeah. Yeah. For sure. For sure. You got a lock over here, bro. I never knew that. Yeah. I never knew there was one back here. What the Are those all right? Yeah. Yeah. Hey, is this your Cheetos? Those are hers. Hers. Okay. You have any food in there? Donuts you want we can bring with you? Those aren't hers. No, I think mine. Okay. Okay. Okay. The Red Bull. Just the Red Bull. Okay. It's for my boyfriend's car. It's a truck key in there. Huh? It's a truck key in there. My other car key is in there in the glove department in the armrest thing. It's a It has a hal and it's like a with a Okay, give one second. With the car towed, Gabriel was ready to be transported to jail. This was when officers worked on securing the charges that would have him ringing in the new year from behind bars. [Music] Let's go to that wall. However you want it. Yeah, you can. Um, we're going to read you your rights. U, but I just got to get just basic information first. Your full name, last name, all that stuff. Okay. Uh, give me one second. We'll let you make phone calls. You can call me G. All right. So, statement rights. Before you answer any question or make any statements, you must fully understand your right. Number one, you have the right to remain silent. Number two, this is not admitting any guilt. This is nothing with guilt. Okay? And I'm even saying this is nothing admitting guilt. This is just us giving you your rights and you just advising that yes, we gave you your rights. Okay. You don't want to sign. Okay. I'll put refused. Okay. Refused. I'm going to sign. Okay. And my partner is going to sign, too. There's going to be charges from today from with your uh is that your niece in the car? Okay. Um for everything that was in that car. Okay. There's be charges on that. Um we may also go after your girlfriend because she was in the car from September that September incident. We may also go after her cuz we've attempted to contact her and she refused to come in. She refused to get pick up the car. So, there may be charges with her. I don't know if she's is she like a medical student. Does she do anything in in the medical field? Are she a nurse or something or No, I don't have to talk. Okay, you don't have to. That's fine. So, why don't you call your lawyer, tell him where you're at, let him know what's going on. Tell him know what what happened. Um I'm sure he knows because he he talked to my partner. Your lawyer knows the charges, right? He talked to my partner three or four times and we suggested you come in and you didn't do that. So, um yeah, just here if you want, we'll uncuff you. We can um have his number and you can call him. Okay. You need a number? Okay. I'll be okay. You could tell me. Are you okay? You okay? Okay. Contact people. Yeah, you can. We'll get you food. Finish. You can't bring that. Finish that. You can uh we'll get you food. You'll get food. So, we'll get you'll get breakfast and uh lunch and dinner. So, um I couldn't find a coffee. We can get He's going to get a meal. They're coming with food. They're coming with food. When they come, they'll give you a cup. All right. It shouldn't be long. You'll get You'll get food, man. Some to eat, some to drink. All right. Okay. The suspect was charged with fleeing, possession of illegal contraband, delivery of controlled substance, unlawful use of weapon, and battery on a peace officer. Moving on to the case where two underage suspects were caught with firearms and alcohol. But bringing them in wasn't easy as neither had any interest in listening to orders given by the cops. Open the door right now. Open the door. Freedom of speech is hitting a cop car. That's freedom of speech. You dumb ass. Hit somebody, dude. Talking about We know you were in the car. We had UC our undercover units right next to you, idiot. I know what you're talking about. You're lucky we didn't see you, stupid. On July 6th, 2024, undercover Albuquerque officers spotted two underage men in a green Honda during a surveillance for firearms and drinking. One of them brandished a rifle before trying to hide it. Heat. Heat. Put your hands up. Keep fire. Passenger gun. Passenger has a gun. Hey. Hey. Step over here. Open the door. Right. Open the door right now. Open the door. Open the [ __ ] door right now. Open the door. Hey, get ready with six down there. As one officer jumped into his squad car to begin the pursuit, others rushed on foot to the ground level, hoping to intercept the suspect before he made it out. Get out the way, bro. He's right here. He's right here. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. [Applause] [Music] [Music] Officers managed to spike strip the vehicle as it left the garage, but quickly lost sight of until they heard a loud crash nearby. So, you're still alive. Stay alive for a little bit. South [Music] air support has it clear. It was over here. [Music] Yeah, it was him. Where'd he go? He was right here. Hey, he was just right here. We cut him off. We have one. Don't move our [ __ ] She's wearing black. Hey, this is a driver. This is a driver. This is the driver. Yeah. Get the up. Hey, my right here. [Music] I know. I He I saw him right here. I know he We cut him off. You're lucky when you're shooting, stupid. The driver was identified as 19-year-old Steven Robels. I don't know. Are any others out here? Yes. Yeah. You good? I'm perfect. Yeah. All black. All black. The guy in all black. He was running west on central from port. You can pick him up in jail tomorrow. Shut up. Freedom of speech is hitting a cop car. That's freedom of speech. You dumb somebody, dude. What yall talking about? We know you were in the car. We had You see, our undercover unit's right next to you. I know what you're talking about. When officers searched the vehicle, they found a rifle and several handguns. I'm guessing the guns in the car aren't yours either, huh? Don't answer that. Steven was charged with fleeing law enforcement and resisting or evading an officer. He also faced charges for armed robbery and possession of a controlled substance. Now we turn to the case of a reckless driver who kept breaking another vehicle only to find out it was an undercover cop. [Music] Get over here. Get over here. Both of you. Get over here. Get over there. Get over there. On January 21st, 2021, an undercover police vehicle was cut off by an aggressive driver, sparking a tense encounter in a nearby parking lot where both the driver and passenger grew combative. All right, the car's put his splashes on. He's comfortable. Get over here. Get over here. Both of you, get over here. Get over here. Get over there. Over here, for what? Get out. You take me. I got you on the field. You grab me for grabbing me for Okay. What you grabbing me for? You got to put your gun out on me. The grab. Hey, bro. I'm going to tase you if you don't stop resisting. I'm not resisting. You follow me. Me. You in the path. Get out of the way. Get out of the way. Excuse me. Don't Don't touch me, sir. Don't touch me. You both going to get tased. Oh, sorry, but don't don't touch me. We did not touch you. So, we didn't touch you at all. You in the face. You ain't have no lights on. What you following me for? You break tech mellow, man. You don't got to Don't worry about it. I got you on film, bro. Same thing. I don't care. Don't worry about it. You're going to put your hands on the thing. You're going to put your hands on the car because you're resisting. Put your hands on the car. The driver and passenger were argumentative from the moment the officer approached, but it didn't take long for the verbal defiance to escalate into physical resistance. Put your hands on the car and you you back up, too. Put your hands on the car. Put your other hand on the car. You can get tased. Ma'am, [Music] you too. You're Come over here. Where the hands? You are. Y'all ain't learned y'all lesson yet. Stop resisting. [Applause] It's [ __ ] You following me? What the you arrested her for? He didn't do Yeah, I didn't do anything. All this [ __ ] you doing illegal, bro. You following me with no lights. You break checking me. I got you all on film, bro. I've been recording the entire phone. You're on the phone in the path lane, bro. You know what you did? You cut me off and run me off the road. What the You break me. Take your little purse off. You you and you don't got no guy driver's license on you. Hey, walk over here. Yeah, I'll get it. I'll get it. Stand up. I'll get it. Go over here. Don't search my car. Shut your face. You set your foot. It's getting in my ass. Chill out, dude. You got to make this bad on yourself. I ain't even doing, bro. Spread your feet. You need to calm down. Spread your feet. I wasn't resisting. You didn't respond by law in the way of my investigation. I have to I have to call my mom. All right. Well, we'll get all that done. Just calm down. I'm calm. I'm calm, sir. He ain't even let He got face that way. Face that way. Yes, sir. At this point, the suspect definitely began to realize that some driving habits come with fast and serious consequences. Hey, hey, listen, listen, listen. You need to take a deep breath. You understand? I didn't even say Hey, hey, hey. Calm down. I know. I know. Relax. You just need to take a deep breath. You need to bring it down. Yes, sir. Okay. Because you're not going to get anywhere the more you keep yelling. Yes, sir. Okay. Yes, sir. I want to see what's going to go on. And I got to get him IDed cuz I think the car comes back to a black female. He was the driver. Okay. She got in on the way. She was resistant to him. If I if I decide to drop charges on her, I'll do that. All right. You want me to start her now? Uh yeah. Let's just see if you get her ID and we can run her real quick. All right. Sir. Hey. Did you see when I got here? Yes, sir. Okay. So, I don't have any of those answers for right now. Okay. Okay. That's fine. All right. We're going to see if we can't get you in the car. Sit down and then they'll be able to get you some answers. Okay. You're not under arrest. You're just detained. That's fine. I don't know what you're searching my car for. This search car. Where's your driver's license? It's in there. It's in my pocket. My bag. It's in my pocket. But why is she arrested? Why are you arresting detainer? I want you to listen very carefully. Very carefully. Cuz it's all been recorded on my BWC. The entire incident. So, I want you to be So, you're on the same page. We can put them in. She's in the one over there. So, just so you know, you tried to run me over the road. Yes, you did. I recorded on my slam on my phone. I recorded too, bro. You're in there. You're on the phone. I'm not going to argue with you. I'm not going to argue with I'm not gonna argue with you right now with your gun without violence. You ain't learned. I didn't even get out. What the law enforcement officer that way? Face that way. That's bull. Listen. Yes, sir. You are going to get nowhere if you do this. You understand? Yes, sir. I get your piss. But if you want to have a civil conversation, you have to bring it down. Yes, sir. Cuz I promise you, it's not going to end well for you. And I want to see you be able to get the answers that you need. Do you understand? She's not under arrest. Thank you. That's all. She's hanging out. Yes, sir. Just like everybody's detained for right now. Yes, sir. Okay. Yes, sir. All right. Have a seat. Just swing your feet in. I'll get I'll get You got it. Yes, sir. She's going to turn the air up. Okay. All right. Once the man finally started to calm down, officers were able to speak with him without the yelling and resistance. That's when it became clear he hadn't been sober behind the wheel. Though he still tried to talk his way out of the trouble he'd gotten himself into. You good? You feel the air? Yes, ma'am. Why is she Is she getting arrested? No. No. Right now, you're both just being detained. Okay. That's all it is right now. I know. Right now, you're not being arrested as of right now. Right now, you might just be getting a ticket. I don't know what the case is. Can Can you Okay, cuz that's my that's my sergeant. So, I understand that. But this is this is all a misunderstanding. He break checked me. I didn't even know he was an officer. He was Listen, ma'am. He was driving in the fast lane even though I seen the T. He was he was on the phone. He was texting on the phone. He started breaking me. So, I get in the middle lane. I cut him off because he break me. I did cut him off because he did break check me. I'm not just going I'm not just going to cut him off for no reason. Yeah, he break checked me. That's the only reason. And when I got in the front of his car, I could see through the front. I seen it says sheriff on the front of his on the front of his m um vest. So I pulled over here. I had him follow me over here in the parking lot and I got out my car with my phone. I didn't resist. He got out the car with his gun drawn. I had my phone as a taser. No, he had his gun out at first. Back here, he came out. When he came over the the car, he pulled his taser out, but he got out the car with his gun. Mhm. And that that was it. I did cut him off because he break checked me. I didn't know he was an officer until I got in the front of him. But he was on the phone. I seen him with my own eyes. But is there a little bit of weed in the car? Yes, ma'am. Where? In the car? Yeah. Um, or did you just finish smoking or earlier? Yeah. Okay. Okay. How much weed is in the car? No, there should be no weed in the car. There's no weed in the car. Okay. I did smoke earlier, though. All right. I'll uh let him know everything you just told me. All right. That you don't you didn't know you cop that you can you just please let her go. She didn't do anything. Now, yeah, I think she's already unsecured. Please just let her drive my car home. handle that. Both suspects were charged with resisting arrest without violence.