- So we had a violation of a no-contact order.
A male subject was at the house that he's not supposed
to be at taking a shower.
And then when officers showed up, he ran out the back door
and fled on foot.
So we'll just make a check of the area
and see if we can locate him.
He was last seen wearing jeans and a white t-shirt.
- He's going to come back here eventually.
His phone's inside, his wallet's inside.
He's got no cash.
- He was wearing a t-shirt you said?
- Jeans and a white t-shirt.
Yeah.
- Got pretty good tracks, obviously due
to the wet, muddy conditions and the snow.
We do have perimeter units all around us.
So we're going to clear this section of woods,
make sure he's not in here, and then we'll move on from there.
Looks like he stops here to catch his breath,
leans up against the tree and he takes off.
Right here.
All right.
So the last track we have gets right to the base of this wall,
comes up over.
So now I've got to see if he ran the length of the wall
somewhere if he was smart or if it's a typical bad guy,
he probably just jumped it.
So we'll see if we can pick up his tracks down here.
And he jumps it.
He comes down right here.
That's him.
Don't step on that one.
All right.
So he might have done what I originally said and ran
the length of the wall.
It looks like we've got a little disturbance here.
And then obviously, we could pick up his tracks back here
on the far end of this field.
He comes through here.
Warwick Police.
Come out.
Let me see your hands.
I see you hands.
Let me see your hands.
Hands.
Show me your hands.
See your hands.
Keep your other hand where I can see it.
All right.
Bro, stand up.
I'm going to help you.
Ready?
One, two, three.
There you go.
All right.
Relax.
Stand up.
We found your hat so you can get that back.
All right.
Let's walk.
This way.
- Honestly in custody, I didn't even do anything wrong.
- What are you doing in this guy's yard?
- What am I doing in his yard? - Yeah.
- What do you mean?
I heard dogs barking after me.
- You ran from dogs?
- Of course I ran from dogs.
- How come you ran through, like, 17 backyards?
- I didn't run through 17 backyards.
- Bro, we tracked your tracks all the way from the house.
- I didn't run through 17 backyards, man.
- All the way from the house that you weren't supposed
to be at.
- A house I wasn't supposed to be at, what do you mean?
My [inaudible] take showers over there.
- You were served a protection order two months ago.
- My mom said I could take showers over there.
- You just got arrested again this morning,
too, from the same house.
- Yeah.
But I didn't go back.
- If you did nothing wrong, why would you run?
- Why would I run?
Because I'm not-- what do you mean?
- That's a very easy question.
- You can't sit there and say, oh, you're in the backyard.
You're not supposed to be here and you're trying to arrest me.
They told me this morning you're not
allowed to be into the house.
- You didn't have to go and hide under a car.
- I thought it was the cops chasing me.
- All right, sir.
Watch your legs.
- You look for certain signs.
Obviously, the snow makes it much easier.
Obviously, you look for broken tree limbs, branches, twigs.
When you get to leaves, they'll be matted down a little bit
if someone runs through them and kicks it up a little bit.
Just things like that that catch my eye after, obviously, years
of hunting and tracking animals you pick up
on that stuff much faster.
So it worked out well.