We've been working five days straight on this case.
And today's the day.
We're really amped up to get this guy.
It's not so much because he's been jerking us around,
but what he's doing to our community.
Today, we're going to do a search warrant.
Target is Quack.
The plan is, we're going to have the UC Police call to order
up some doses of heroin.
Once the target exits the residence
and it's going to bump into the vehicle.
We're just going to swing around the corner
and pick him up at that point.
Sound good?
All right, be safe.
Our main concern right now are the kids
that are going to be walking by going
to school, because there are two elementary schools close by.
Go ahead and place the call there early.
We got the-- I got the eye.
[speaking spanish]
OK, be advised he's out on the Jeep.
I think that's him.
He's getting into the Jeep.
He's on the driver's side already.
He's inside the Jeep.
Y'all are going to have to move.
The Jeep is moving.
OK, no, he's inside the Jeep.
He's inside the Jeep.
[sirens]
You want a takedown team there?
[music playing]
[radio chatter]
There it is, bingo.
Hey, it's a hit.
A whole medicine bottle full.
Whew.
Wow.
36.
It feels really good to take a dealer
like Quack off the street.
I mean, it took us about five days to do it.
I mean, we had our ups and downs with it.
But at the end, it was well worth it.
But we still need to check the house anyway.
Get CSI.
Yeah.
You got a bracelet here.
Or somebody turned it in for something, a little heroin.
Sometimes these guys don't have money.
But they go out and steal at night,
and then they come see him early in the morning
and turn in what they got, just like a pawn shop, same thing.
The fact that Quack didn't have kilos
or pounds of heroin in his house is no surprise to me.
Dealers like Quack deal in doses.
They keep so many a day on them.
And they usually do that because they know eventually,
they're going to get hit by us.
And they don't want to face major charges.
We've arrested Quack twice previously.
This is the third time.
He knows he's facing prison time.
And this should convince any judge just to put him away.
INV.
RODRIGUEZ: How would you like to inject that [bleep]
into your body, man?
[bleep] nasty ass [bleep].
Duck season is officially closed as of 8:13.
The duck is dead.
Street-level dealers like Quack are just
as important to us as the cartel loads,
if not more important to us.
This is our community, our town.
And they're tearing it apart by selling these drugs.
Don't forget that all the money that we seize
can be traced back to the cartels that fund
these street level dealers.
And those cartels are the ones that
are responsible for all the shootings
in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.
The fact that it took us a little longer to get Quack
makes it just that much more satisfying for us.
Duck season is officially closed.