So we're going to a call where the reporting party
is having a vehicle delivery then there's concern that there
are two suspicious-looking males watching
the delivery from a distance.
So we'll touch the RP and see what
he sees and see if those males are still in the area.
[police radio chatter]
259, put me on the 2700 call at the Shaw's lot.
All right, he's walking up close to me.
- How you doing tonight?
- How's it going?
- Good, good.
- So what's going on?
- So I'm having a car dropped off.
My friend and I are standing here watching these guys.
And two men came from that RV over here.
- Oh.
OK.
- And it really caused a disturbance.
But it was concerning.
- Don't worry about that.
They're not going to bother you, OK?
- Thank you very much.
- All right.
We'll go check on them just to make
sure they're all right because usually
it's Mr. [muted] and Gary.
I don't know who the other person is with him.
He has someone different all the time.
What's up, man?
Are you Gary?
- Yeah. - What's up?
How are you guys doing?
- I'm all right, how are you doing?
- No, these people that saw you, they were concerned.
I'm like, I know--
Oh, no. You're fine.
No. They don't know you.
I know you.
So you guys-- you guys are good with me.
- Let me out.
- No, they're just--
- What are they doing?
- They're getting some cars delivered over here.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
You can't go over there trying to--
- Yeah, [bleep] that kid.
- Hey, hey, hey, Gary.
I just told him you weren't going to bother him.
Now you're going to go bother him?
- [bleep] him.
He's a [bleep]
- Just stop.
I told him you're not going to bother them.
Can you just leave them alone for me?
- What, you think I can't fight?
- I know you can fight.
But I don't want you going over there and fighting anybody.
- No, he's a [bleep] douche and [bleep]..
- Well, let him be a douche.
He's just doing his job, too.
- No, they weren't-- him.
- All right, but they were just nervous, that's all.
All right?
- Tell them to get the [bleep] out of here.
- Yeah, they're trying to.
They've got to get this car out of here.
Listen, I'm cool with you.
I'm not trying to bust you up. I'm not trying to arrest you.
You know that. - I know you're not.
- So I guess I saw your van.
I saw it the other night, too.
I wanted to check on you guys, make sure you were OK.
When I'm working in this area, this is my area,
I'll check on you guys to say hi.
- This is your area? - It is.
- All right, well, this is where we'll be, right here.
- I want to make sure--
I want to make sure you're staying sober.
All right?
Gary, let's go this way.
Let's go back over here, me and you, let's go.
Let's go.
Bottle of water, that's what I got left, all right?
I poured some out into my protein shake earlier.
- [bleeping].
- Gary. - Wait till he leaves.
I'm going to get him.
- You're not going to get him.
Why are you starting trouble with him?
He doesn't care. - I'm not.
He is.
- He's not doing anything.
He's getting ready to leave.
No, he didn't.
- Yeah, number one, you don't ever say that.
- He didn't say that.
- You don't-- yeah, he did.
Ask him.
- You are.
Because you just said you were.
You just told them, wait till he leaves.
- Yeah. - All right, so--
- You go over there and I'll go there.
[laughter]
- It doesn't work like that. - Why?
- No.
Here, can you take this, please?
- [inaudible]
- No, I'll go give it to him.
[police radio chatter]
- Come here for a second.
- Get some water.
- Gary, Gary.
Get over here.
- [inaudible]
- No, you get over here.
You get over here now.
- Tell him to give me water.
- Gary, stop going over there.
Listen, you're being disorderly right now.
- No, you ain't going to arrest me.
- I'm not. I'm not trying to.
I'm telling you, that's what you're doing.
You know that's what you're doing.
- Stop acting like a [bleep].
- Who?
- You.
- Nobody's [inaudible].
- Hey, can you guys go back inside for me?
- Yeah. We're only playing.
- I know. I know.
I know. I know.
- I like you. You're a good guy.
- All right. I appreciate it.
I don't know if he started with them or not.
He just took exception to the fact that we were called in.
And me checking on them sparked that aggression
in him towards them.
You know, if you're nice to Gary, Gary's nice to you.
- And this is an example of community
policing because immediately he knew who this guy was.
- Yeah.
When you're a beat officer, you're
assigned a particular area.
And you get to know the people in that area.
That's good policing.
And so you know how people react, what works with them,
what doesn't when you talk to him.
And obviously he's dealt with this guy.
He knew how to handle them, even if he