[music playing]
Well, it's definitely not an ordinary hit.
This is probably the most fortified structure
I've seen in a long, long time.
It looks fairly harmless on the outside, but trust me,
I've seen the pictures on the inside.
STEVE CLAGGETT: What we're going to initially do
is do the original pull with the bar.
This is going to test our skill.
[car sounds]
They're sitting inside.
They have no idea what's about to come
down on top of their head.
Before you hit that fence you need to pause a half a second.
Let us bail off and get behind you.
[indistinct radio chatter]
Looks like it's shut.
Don't walk.
Gate's open.
Go.
That's probably about it.
All right.
You guys.
Keep the change.
That's probably about it.
Police!
We need more!
[dog barking]
Get that dog out of the way.
You break it, Rick?
[tree crushing]
Come on, hit it.
Back up and hit it.
Back it up!
Hit it again, hit it again.
Hit it.
Go.
That's as good as it gets.
Hold it right there.
Hold it.
Don't back up.
Give me the strap.
Hit it, hit it, hit it, hit it.
[breaking glass]
We're in.
Coming down from up front.
[interposing voices]
Everybody hold.
We've got unsecured.
What do we have?
Get those hands tight to that wall.
[interposing voices]
We're good.
[interposing voices]
Got one walking!
Got one walking, guys.
You got any weapons on you?
No, sir.
All right.
Let me know now.
OK. Do you have a weapon on you?
No, sir.
OK.
Walk there.
One walking.
STEVE CLAGGETT: All right, in my room--
the two rooms I searched, there's nobody in it.
I think Johnny and a couple other guys
went into their second room there,
and that's where everybody was laid out.
We're going to take a look at the back side.
RICH EMBERLIN: Our APC couldn't get through the fence.
That was the one thing that had to happen for the operation
on the B side to go well.
The winch popped open and grabbed the fence.
So when we backed up to try to get some speed up, it held him.
So we had nothing.
So fortunately, they got through on the front
right there through that big window.
And they didn't have to worry about us.
STEVE CLAGGETT: Going to be the luckiest dog here is.
Was it that black dog?
Yeah, we would have killed it.
His chain was wrapped up in the strap.
I sat there and looked at that dog, I go,
that's one dead dog right now.
Really?
He's lucky that the whole thing didn't come out.
Killed him.
STEVE CLAGGETT: Come here, fat boy.
Aw, what a little fatty.
Oh.
Little crack dog.
What'd you all get out of there?
A little bit of weed.
A little bit?
Found marijuana and crack, just like last time.
Heavily armed, heavily barricaded,
heavily loaded up on cash and drugs.
[music playing]
They basically fortify for one reason.
That's to keep us out.
And we take offense to that.
We try to neutralize the structure.
We'll tear down all the fortifications
and the barricades, not only for our safety,
but for the neighborhood's safety.
They want these crack dealers out of here.
They don't want them up and dealing the next day in
a highly fortified structure.
We should be able to pull that out.
All right. We'll do that.
I think they're going to want us to do it after they secure it.
That's fine.
[suspenseful music]
We need to remove this fortification,
and I believe we've got the court order to do that.
All clear.
We need to clear the house, though, Andre.
Go ahead and clear the house.
All right.
Bob, pull up the slack a little bit.
All right.
Pull back the slack.
Clear.
Pull.
[glass breaking]
It's urban renewal.
We're trying to beautify the neighborhood.
I'd say that's a job well done.
That is a [inaudible].
Cool.