Today we're going to be hitting
the location that's a hot spot for both guns and dope--
specifically PCP, a.k.a. angel dust.
We're gonna pull the cages off the front door
and the front window.
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The main concern we've got right now is PCP.
It can be absorbed through the skin.
PCP makes you a lot more prone to violence.
I don't know if he's using it or not.
30 seconds.
OK, here you go.
This is it.
Get it.
Go, go, go, go.
All elements be advised, the location is secure.
But the suspect has escaped.
He went that way right through there.
He probably went straight down this street.
What happened was he's got video surveillance.
And as soon as we turn the corner,
he picked us up on the video.
He had to have been watching the monitors.
Because as soon as we turned the corner, he opened the door
and took off on foot.
Man, I hate that.
Golly.
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This guy claims to be the maintenance man.
But he might be a lookout for the suspect.
He had a walkie-talkie on him.
And it happens to match the one we found
inside the target location.
What I was doing, I was putting up a light bulb.
The Black male that ran, is he the only one
selling dope out of here?
I don't know.
OK.
Hey, y'all.
What do-- what do we get out of there?
We've got lots of money, digital scales--
9mm Glock, the TEC-9, the rifle.
All of them locked and loaded.
Wow.
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We're going to have to hunt him down.
I can't stand it.
It's eat me up.
But I'll find him.
I've got to find this guy.
We'll get him.
Everybody ready.
The pole didn't go, because when the bad guy left the house,
he left the door open.
The bars on those doors and windows
are there for one reason.
That's to keep us out.
It violates the fire code.
And for officer safety, we're going
to go ahead and pull them off.
All right.
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