the CAD, it looks like it's going to be a brother stabbing
the--
the other brother, um, inside the residence.
[music playing]
It'd be this one.
All right.
- He might have [inaudible].
[police radio chatter]
- What all happened?
OK.
[police radio chatter]
OK.
- Can you check him out?
- Are you stabbed in any other place other than your face?
[inaudible], right?
OK.
- He hit with the broken knife?
- OK. - OK.
- We'll check over on the east side
if you want to check the west.
That's closer.
- So basically what we got, it seems like it's his brother.
He said he was--
it seems like they got in a fight
over beef stroganoff and some chili.
So he said that he sat down on the couch,
and something wasn't right, and all of a sudden,
his brother came with a-- with a knife
and started slashing him in his face,
and that's when the fight was on.
[police radio chatter]
- It looks like we might have the brother.
- Suspect is a white male?
- Affirmative.
- Police department!
- [inaudible]
- Open it up!
OK, he's gone to the back.
Put your hands on your head.
- [inaudible] somebody get back there so I can keep an eye
on him. - I got him.
- Get your hands up.
- 42, he's going to be an older white male, 5' 7", 180,
brown and hazel.
- [inaudible]
- Get you hands up. Get out.
Get your hands up.
- Get your hands on top of your head.
Turn around.
Turn around!
- I'm watching the hallway.
- I got a torn rotator cuff.
Please don't [inaudible].
- Is there anybody in the house with you?
- Clear the house.
Clear the house.
- Is there anybody in the house with you?
- Clear the house. - [inaudible], man.
- Clear the house.
- No, no, no, no, no.
- What's your name, sir?
- [bleep]
- Yeah.
- Lawrence Police coming in here.
Make yourself known!
- There's nobody else in there.
- Well, still got to clear it.
- Can you-- can it at least be double?
- Yeah.
we just need--
- I've got a torn rotator cuff.
- OK
- We'll put a set of cuffs on you.
- I'm-- my little brother promised to kill me.
- We'll-- we'll get this all figured out here.
- He jumped out of bed, and he promised to kill me.
- Well, just-- just hold tight for us, all right?
- All right.
I wasn't trying to hurt anybody.
I was trying to defend myself.
- Was there anybody else there, or was it just you two?
- No, there's other people there.
- There are?
OK.
- Yeah, mom, who's frail and 88.
- Did she see you at all, or--
- No, she just heard me yelling and screaming help,
and [bleep] was attacking me.
- OK, well, we'll get you back to the station.
We'll get him back there, and we'll
get this all figured out, OK?
- One thing that started it was that, uh,
, like, yeah, you're-- like,
you're ever going to [bleep] help out mom
because he's always drunk, always constantly drunk,
and he goes, all right, that's it.
We're going outside.
- Just typical family stuff, and you kind of had enough.
- That's typical?
No, it's not typical. That's--
- Well-- - --not-- always.
- Always?
Basically, what it boiled down to,
uh, this was a fight over some beef stroganoff,
and, uh, but I guess this is a normal family event for them,
um, they're always fighting like this.
He said this was normal.
So but in the real world, it's not normal,
but, anyways, yeah, the fight over stroganoff.
We've got the brother into custody.
He is now headed to the station, where
he's going to be talking to detectives,
and they're going to--
um, from after when they get both sides of the story
and then, also, the witnesses that was on scene,
like the mother.
So once they get all the witnesses,
they'll decide what charges to bring,
but more than likely, they'll have
some battery/assault charges coming to them.
So it must be some damn good beef stroganoff.