[music playing]
10-4.
We have to go re-lodge this storm drain.
That should be quite a task.
These storm drains are actually pretty
heavy so I don't know if I'm going to be able to do it.
You seen a storm drain loose around here?
MAN 1: Yeah, something-- right around there.
Right over here.
Yep.
Well, that's not good.
3-03.
DISPATCH (ON RADIO): 3-03.
Can we get somebody from Highway over here?
There is a giant hole right in the middle of a playground.
It looks like the cover was pushed into the bottom
of the storm drain.
DISPATCH (ON RADIO): 10-4.
KYLE GRAVES: You think you can lift that up?
[laugh] I don't know.
Think you can?
GIRL: What's down there?
No, there's nobody in there.
What's that?
BICYCLIST: I said, are you about to head in there or something?
KYLE GRAVES: I'm gonna have to to try
to get that cover out of there.
GIRL: Want us to help you?
KYLE GRAVES: You think I can?
GIRL: I guess, yeah.
KYLE GRAVES: All right, we'll see.
If I can get it out-- what's that?
BICYCLIST: The lid fell in all the way down there?
KYLE GRAVES: Yeah, you see it?
See it right there?
Looks like someone pushed it in.
Has it been like that since you guys been here?
I think so.
Really?
[inaudible]
No, no, no.
I'll go in there.
You sure?
Yep.
Don't get bit by no alligators.
Hopefully not.
GIRL: Oh my god.
Where's he gone?
DISPATCH (ON RADIO): 3-04 and 3-06.
OFFICER (ON RADIO): 3-04.
OFFICER (ON RADIO): 3-06.
DISPATCH (ON RADIO): Responding to a fire.
Yeah, that's not going to happen.
I'm not gonna be able to get that out.
It's pretty heavy.
No, nobody go down there.
God forbid.
I'm telling you, that thing weighs like a small Volkswagen.
It's pretty heavy.
It's all cast iron.
It's pretty heavy.
MAN 2: What if we all just grab the grate and pull it out?
You think we could?
Probably.
Who's my strongest guys?
Him.
I'm going to guess him.
I'm gonna guess him.
Do you think you're strong?
[interposing voices]
I might like-- am I like a--
[inaudible]?
It's fine.
It's definitely those two.
You think so?
You guys think we can MacGyver something?
Do you guys not even know what MacGyver is?
No, probably not.
It's very heavy.
We can probably get that with a few people.
Pull it this way.
All right, watch out.
Watch out, watch out.
Everybody back up.
Ready?
Oh!
Yeah, JJ!
[applause]
MAN 2: The trick is you put it on diamond
and then you turn it in so it doesn't fall in.
KYLE GRAVES: There you go.
Oh, look at that.
Community teamwork.
Thank you guys.
Appreciate it.
All right, well we were able to get
the storm drain back in with a little help from the community.
So job well done.
JASON FLORA: Stop.
Relax, relax.
Relax.
Put your kickstand down.
All right, where's mom and dad?
At home.
OK, have a seat.
What are you guys doing, man?
You can't be running?
Huh?
You can't be running like that.
I wasn't running.
You looked-- both of you looked at me with my lights on.
Yeah, and I was stopping right here for you.
Dude, that was way back there.
That was way back off College.
I didn't see you back there then.
You guys accelerated across the parking lot
when I hit my lights.
I actually didn't see you I swear.
We didn't.
I'm so sorry.
We would've stopped.
OK, have a seat, boys.
On the ground.
Yes.
Who's got a cell phone?
Like this?
Just sit on your butt, man.
I don't want to get my pants dirty.
Then sit on the grass.
Who's bike?
My friend said I could ride it.
Well, he left it at my house and then he said
I could ride it if I wanted it.
And he hasn't been back for a few days.
OK.
Do you want the good news or bad news?
I don't care.
OK, there's no good news.
OK, the bad news is you have to have a driver's
license to ride this.
We were just going to--
I was going to drop it off for him.
There's no license plate.
Your light's not working right here.
You didn't stop at a stop sign, OK,
and you probably don't have insurance.
All right, what's mom and dad's phone number?
So we've got a possible stolen hit on this motorcycle.
Their parents are en route.
And I'm going to take that up with them.
Are you giving your boy's permission
to ride that motorcycle?
OK.
They said you gave them permission
to ride it on the street.
I was fixing a fuel line cause it was popping
and they took off on it when I was in the bathroom.
What's that?
Who's bike is it?
You bought it?
So it's yours?
OK.
Who'd you buy it from?
OK.
If we receive confirmation, you're going to go
for receiving stolen property.
So you're taking me to jail?
Yes, sir.
If they confirm that.
If they come back and say it's not confirmed then
you have nothing to worry about.
DISPATCH (ON RADIO): Affirmative.
They're now saying it is confirmed.
Brandi?
BRANDI: What?
OK, it's confirmed stolen.
OK?
So he's going to be on book and release.
I'll let him call you when he gets to the jail.
OK?
Any questions?
I mean, no.
I understand.
OK.
The dad admitted that he purchased
the motorcycle for 30 bucks.
Didn't receive a title or anything
like that and so he's going to jail
for receiving stolen property.
The mom on scene took custody of her juvenile
and the other one's going to be taken to his residence.
[police siren]
EVAN ADAMS: So now we're responding
to a call of a subject armed with a handgun.
Two officers are on scene and appears
now they located the subject.
So right now they have him at gun point.
Unknown if they're cooperative.
Frank 4-97.
OFFICER 1: We're just going to go
through and make sure no one in the building
gets hurt, all right?
So we're just going to make sure--
what's that?
Yeah, no rush.
In just a second we'll have everybody stand up, OK?
OFFICER 1: Hold on, man.
[inaudible] So dude in the black shirt.
- Black shirt closest to us. - Right here.
Go ahead and stand up slowly.
OFFICER 2: Stand up slowly.
OFFICER 1: Keep your hands in the air.
Now walk towards us.
Just walk towards us.
Center.
2-Frank-4.
Our final's going to be Valero and Pacheko.
We're facing northbound on Valero
and we have six prone down.
OFFICER 1: White t-shirt, closest to us, stand up.
Come here.
Sit over here.
OFFICER 1: Yes, sir.
Walk towards us. Keep walking.
Sit over here.
Hey, just stay down, man.
We'll tell you when to get up, OK?
OFFICER 1: Black shirt?
Yep.
Black shirt, go ahead and stand up.
Hands all the way in the air.
All the way.
Don't-- don't-- yeah.
Just keep your hands up, man.
OFFICER 1: Anybody have a gun in there?
OFFICER 3: How do the neighbors know it's going
to be a toy gun, you know?
People can't differentiate between a real gun
and a CO2 gun, you know?
That's why you've got to be real careful.
So right now we--
[music playing]
We got one.
Hey, this looks like a Glock, man.
Or it's a Glock replica.
Like exactly.
It says it's airsoft.
Airsoft Glock replica?
Hey, Dave, if you can ask them if it's
just going to be the one fake?
EVAN ADAMS: Why are you guys walking around with that?
Because if I was driving by-- and I know someone called you
in, but if I'm driving and I saw that gun,
same exact thing would happen.
And if you guys aren't as cooperative,
you don't immediately put it down,
I guarantee you I would've shot you.
That looks identical to a real gun.
You can't have that thing in your house.
The gun is going to stay in the car,
and you guys are all good to go, dude.
Aw.
Not in our car.
It's staying in your car.
Oh, all right, sure.
Yeah, we're not keeping it.
It's all good.
Just keep it at your house, man.
It's not staying in our car.
Yeah, that's--
All right.
All right, man, see you later.
[interposing voices]
We appreciate you guys, thank you.
All right, you guys have a good one.
Have a good one.
It was a replica firearm, so it looked
identical to an actual firearm.
And we've had several shootings, including officer involved
shootings, that have been with firearms
that turned out to be fake.
So hopefully they learned from that
and they won't be carrying around the fake firearm,
waving it in the air anymore.
[music playing]
RICKY FONTENOT: I have a 67 suspect that I've been looking
for and he's right here.
CAMERAMAN: What's a 67?
Shoplifting.
2-42.
DISPATCH (ON RADIO): [inaudible]
RICKY FONTENOT: Code 20 reference
my call, Louisiana plates 603.
Now we're following onto Hugh Ball.
Driver, step out.
RICKY FONTENOT: Yeah, I'll get all that in a second, man.
Just do me a favor and step over here for me.
I'm Officer Ricky Fontenot with the Lafayette
City Police Department.
What's your name, man?
- Trey. - Trey?
Listen.
I'm just going to do a quick little pat down
for weapons, OK?
You have anything on you?
No, sir.
Jared, there's a-- she's in there.
You have anything on you that's going to stick me or poke me?
No, sir.
Look, I'm just detaining you for right now, OK?
You're not under arrest.
I'm going to explain to you everything in a second, OK?
She's a suspect from a shoplifting, OK?
So do me a favor and hang tight right there.
Why am I handcuffed?
Because you're driving the car.
Do me a favor and turn around, put
your hands behind your back. - What's going on?
What's happening?
All right.
Let me your cuffs.
Am I being detained?
Yes, you are being detained.
You're actually under arrest, OK?
Can I actually ask why?
I'm going to tell you all that right now,
but first I'm going to advise you of your rights, OK?
You understand you have the right to remain silent
and that you say--
we'll get everyone out, yeah.
SUSPECT: Can I ask why, though?
RICKY FONTENOT: Yeah, yeah.
OK, so the reason you're being placed under arrest
is for that shoplifting you did at the Albertson's, all right?
I have you on camera.
I watched the camera video.
You were stuffing stuff in your backpack
and then you took off in that car, all right?
So.
So it's just for a theft?
Yeah, yeah.
So like--
I thought that-- I thought it's only a ticket.
RICKY FONTENOT: But you ran away, all right?
Have a seat.
[sob] Please.
Who's the car for?
[inaudible] but I don't have-- my license was stolen.
Relax, relax, relax, relax.
Relax.
Take a deep breath.
Relax, relax.
Have I been mean or anything?
RICKY FONTENOT: Relax, relax, relax.
RICKY FONTENOT: Relax. Relax.
Relax.
Please.
RICKY FONTENOT: Listen.
Take some deep breaths.
Relax, OK?
What's the cat's name?
Her name is Beans.
RICKY FONTENOT: Beans?
Like can of beans?
That's a cool name.
I like that.
Is there anything illegal in the car?
- No, sir. - OK.
Would you have a problem if I search?
- No, not at all. - OK.
All right.
Who is he to you?
That is her brother.
OK, all right.
It appears she was trying to stuff at something,
so we got consent to search.
So we're just going to clear and make sure it wasn't
anything major and get her ticket taken
care of, of her shoplifting.
Part of a meth pipe.
I got enough to detain them but.
OFFICER 4: Here you go.
RICKY FONTENOT: What is it?
OFFICER 4: Check it out.
RICKY FONTENOT: What a-- what.
OFFICER 4: There you go.
Money.
RICKY FONTENOT: Surprise, surprise.
OFFICER 4: I thought it was a little odd.
RICKY FONTENOT: You think it's for Beans?
We found her pipe collection.
OFFICER 5: Be careful with that glass, man.
RICKY FONTENOT: Well, what's that look like to you?
Is it meth or coke?
Honesty goes a long way, right?
So I found your little hiding compartment in there, OK?
I found the little hiding compartment where all the pipes
and the narcotics were.
OK.
So who's it for?
It's not Beans the cat, right?
So who's it for?
What's that?
OK.
[woman sobbing]
Relax, relax.
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
So listen.
I found your little stash.
SUSPECT: What?
Stop, stop.
I found your little stash.
I found your pipes and your narcotics.
It looks like it's a little bit of meth, some pills.
Right next to where you were sitting, where it
peels off the center console?
No, no.
OK. OK, hang tight.
SUSPECT: I was scared of what he would
do if I didn't hide it, please.
Hang tight.
So--
She's saying the fiance told her to hide it?
Yeah, but she's acknowledging what color the bag is
and stuff like that. So I mean--
That's her all the way.
Yeah, at the very least we know it's--
she had it at one point.
She had all the charges.
Yeah.
You basically have a confession at that point.
Yeah.
We know for sure she had it at one point in time
and she was hiding it, and she was able to describe
and detailed everything that was in there.
So we have enough to make an arrest on her.
If district court wants to pursue anything on them,
they can, but for tonight she's going to take the ride.
[inaudible]
[meow]
Hold on, Beans.
No, Beans, no.
No, it's raining.
Yeah, don't get wet, Beans.
She's feisty as [muted], man.
I know, man.
Little foot pursuit with Beans the cat.
Did he understand you or what?
Yeah.
[laugh]
I have an illegal sunscreen tint.
The reason I'm stopping you, you got the tint
on the back windows, which is fine.
But this front, it's illegal.
Not in the front windows.
You can have the back windows.
This is the privacy glass and the back windshield.
I mean I'm not, you know, I'm not going to give
you a super hard time about it.
But if you get stopped or you go to get an inspection,
they're not going to pass it.
OK.
Can you just-- you can roll that back down a little bit.
SUVs are allowed privacy glass on the back two windows
and the rear windshield, whereas a car
does not allow that at all.
But he's got it on the front two windows,
which no vehicle can have.
Plus I smell a decent amount of weed coming from the car.
Now do you have any weed in the car
that you don't know of or maybe your friend has?
Because the car stinks, your eyes are bloodshot.
I want to make sure--
So listen.
First off, I want to make sure you're OK to drive.
I can't-- if I could ask anyone if they were
fine we'd have a lot of issues.
You can leave that inside the car.
All right.
Now do you have anything on you I need to know about?
Any weapons?
You mind if I just pat you down quick?
All right, just turn around.
I'm just going to pat you down quick.
You can put your hands behind your back.
I'm not handcuffing you.
I just want to make sure that you don't have anything sharp.
Sorry.
No guns or knives on you?
And what's in here?
What's that?
OK. I can feel it.
It feels like--
That is a non-anatomical bulge.
OK. OK.
Do me a favor.
Stand over here.
You can have a seat on the bumper right there.
Nothing in your waistband.
OK.
Do me a favor and go stand over on that push bar for me.
[zipper]
All right.
Oh, so that's a pretty good size bag of weed.
It was in this bag here.
OK.
Stay in the car.
So now what-- keep your legs in the car.
So what's the deal with the bag in the back with the marijuana?
All right.
So you're going to take ownership for it?
Do you know how much about is in there?
If you had to guess?
So give me your best--
I was just curious.
I just got it.
I don't know bro.
All right.
[inaudible] coming.
It looks like it could be maybe a half pound.
I'm not really a good math guy, but the main thing
is it's significantly more than personal possession
for personal use.
So I'm going to get a supervisor over here.
He'll take some photographs.
How many people does it take, man?
Look at this.
I'm chilling.
No resisting, you know what I'm saying?
But he's holding me down tight like he's tough.
One shot on back.
[laugh] Get the camera out of my face.
I ain't on camera.
He search you?
Yeah, he search me fool.
He ain't no rookie.
I'm going to search him again just to make sure.
- Double check. - Yeah.
My dude's on point.
This is the dude you need, because he's always on my ass
harassing me and [muted].
That's twice.
TIM LIPKA: I explained why I stopped you.
No, you didn't [muted].
He said, you got tint.
That's not a way to stop somebody, fool.
It is illegal.
It's not illegal.
It is illegal to search someone without asking them
or even having a reason to.
Smells like weed.
Where's the dog at?
No bueno.
He's not here so it's not going to cut, buddy.
Good luck. - Good.
Have a seat in the car. - I will.
But yo, roll down this window more and I'll stop talking.
Because I can [muted].
All right.
Thank you.