- 13.
- 12, copy.
Break, 13.
- Hey.
Let me talk to you for a minute, man.
Hey.
Hold up.
South 13.
I'm trying to locate this man.
He's running from me.
He's behind Dotty's and Albertson's.
Hey, stop!
Hey!
Stop.
All right, what's going on?
- I made contact with him. I got him.
[beep]
Hey, what's your name?
- What are you doing over there?
- What are you doing up there?
- Maybe you could clear that call.
She's code four.
She's heading home.
- I'm gonna be out with the male by the propane
tanks behind Dotty's What's your name, man?
Why you running from me?
- Anthony.
[sighs]
- Why you running?
That wasn't a good enough answer.
- Yeah.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- You have anything on you I need to know about?
- No.
- Can you turn around, put your hands behind your back?
- OK. - OK.
I'm just going to pat you down for weapons, all right?
Do you have anything on you that's
going to poke, prick, stick me?
What do you got-- what do you got inside?
- Anthony, what's up?
- Yeah. - What are you doing?
- You know Anthony?
- No.
- You're being detained right now.
- His arm's red.
- His-- his pupils are blown.
- I know. [police radio chatter]
- Yes.
- You don't want to be honest with me,
and tell me when the last time you used is?
I can tell, man, looking at your--
looking at your eyes. Drank what?
- I just drank some alcohol.
- He's talking 100 miles an hour.
- You drank some meth?
- I drank some alcohol.
- Come over here and talk to me.
Anthony, dude, you're high as--
I can't just let you go walking away.
You understand that? - Look, I--
- You're, like, my responsibility right now.
If I let you go--
- I guess all this crap's his?
- I don't know.
They're brand new keys, too.
- Whose keys are those?
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Where'd you get them from?
- I know.
- Hey, does it have a key fob?
- It does.
- Go check the front.
And-- or somebody go check the front.
- There's a stolen car, a Chevy last night that was reported.
Did you steal a car?
- Where's that car at that those keys belong to?
- I know--
- It's not out front at Dotty's?
- You don't have a car.
Yeah.
That's what I'm saying.
- Why do you have car keys?
You don't have a car.
- It had like the pink fuzzy dice that look like they're
taken out of a car.
- Dude, you gotta quit stealing.
You gotta quit stealing.
- You for-- you just stole something from Walmart!
- That's because--
- No, you had, like, seven pairs of pants on.
- Dude, he had Modelos.
- Like--
- You did.
You got some pants.
You got like a shoe, some eyeliner.
He had a bunch of random.
- Let me see the keys.
Can you describe the keys a little more to me?
The vehicle was recovered, but the keys were not.
Deputy Williamson was able to identify
that those keys belonged to our victim of the stolen vehicle.
You stole a car that was running.
Some girl went in to go get her kid bread
and milk for her house.
And she had to walk home.
She gets her car back today.
She's got no keys to it.
She still can't drive the car.
- I'm not even going--
- But then I know that, of course--
- Have you ever heard that expression,
you gotta know when to hold them, know when to fold them?
- Yes, sir. I know, of course.
- You gotta fold this crime-- crime business.
- I know, of course. - 'Cause you're not good at it.
- I know, of course. So next time--
- You get caught every time.
- Tonight, he's going to be booked
in for obstruction, UICS, and the theft of the motor vehicle.