[sirens]
- Were you guys driving this? - No.
- OK.
Who-- were you driving?
OK.
So you were driving that?
All right.
- Yeah.
- Fire Rescue's pulling up.
Were you with her or no? - No.
- OK. - I'm a retired officer.
- OK. - I just-- my car's back there.
The Mustang.
- Hello.
Fire rescue's pulling up, OK?
- Yup.
- The rest is pretty bad.
[sirens]
- You've got info on the driver of the pickup?
- He's right there sitting.
- He got any injuries?
- He didn't say-- you, you're fine?
You good?
- We're gonna have them move road
shut down for a little bit.
- Chest feel OK?
- Any drugs or alcohol today?
- He was coming, uh, the eastbound down this road
and was swerving into the oncoming lanes
and then finally just ran into the front of her.
They said she literally stopped, because she seen him coming.
And he still just smashed right into her.
So the driver of it's going to have a warrant.
But they want to transport him.
What do you have on you, boss?
[police radio chatter]
- He's got something in that pocket he don't
want to come out, for sure. - Hey.
- Huh?
[police radio chatter]
- Stop.
Put in your pocket again and we're going to have an issue.
Cut it out.
Hey, can we set him down real quick?
- Yup.
- So, listen, you have a warrant for your arrest
for driving on a suspended license, OK?
- Yeah.
I mean, if-- that's why you want to go to the hospital,
I'm sure.
Because you looked fine on the sidewalk couple minute
ago before they got here.
- Lower it down.
- Let me just--
'cause if he's got to have anything,
he's gonna throw it in your ambulance.
So--
- Let's get right there.
- Do you have any needles, bro?
Do you use? - Yeah.
- Huh? - Yeah.
- You do have needles on you?
That's great.
[police radio chatter]
- Don't move. 'Cause if I get stuck, I'm gonna be pissed.
- They're in his waistband.
[police radio chatter]
- Oh.
Well, where it is?
Where are they at, buddy?
I don't want to get stuck.
Are they in your crotch?
Oh, they're hooked to the string, bro.
Come on.
Oh, do they have a cap on them?
Or I got to stick you with your own needle
if I go yanking on them?
I'm asking a question.
Are they capped?
- That's some good stuff right there.
- Yeah.
- Oh, it's a whole bag.
- Oh, in a Crown Royal bag, of course.
- Oh, it's Crown Royal bag. - Of course.
- You guys got a knife?
- Yeah.
- Will you cut that?
- Huh?
- Nah, I'm not about that, bro.
- Doesn't touch anything, does it, bud?
All right.
- All right.
Don't move, because I'm going through your other pocket.
You have nothing else on you?
Be honest.
- OK.
We already found it, so--
- I haven't opened that up.
But I could see syringes and stuff in it.
It's FHP's investigation, right?
If I start really messing with it,
they're going to be upset about it.
But knowing that he had a warrant,
I didn't want you guys to put him in the thing
without us patting him down.
He was fine when we got here, right?
And then all of a sudden, he wants to take off
and get a ride to the hospital.
That's 'cause he knows he's got a warrant for his arrest.
And he's got dope on him.
He wants to get out of here, get out of dodge,
or jump out of the ambulance, or get to the hospital
and take off.
Now, we got one of the deputies here going to follow him
till FHP gets here.
They'll do their investigation and then
go talk to him at the hospital.
- Another one of these situations
where, at the same time, you have to be assessing victims