- So we've been dispatched to a noise disturbance.
And usually, these are informational calls
that we'll just be on the lookout for a loud party.
So we're going to go make contact with the location,
warn the person who's playing the loud music
and causing the disturbance and see if we can't get them
to turn it off or quiet down.
[police radio chatter]
[loud music]
So the address that they gave us was wrong as well.
So they didn't even know where it was coming from.
[dog yapping]
[knocking]
- I just want to make you aware.
Your caller is around the back.
- Are you the one that call-- are you Karen?
- I am not.
Karen lives behind me, but I'd like to know
why you're banging on my door.
Or I mean having lights at my door.
- Well, I'm the police.
- OK.
- And I'm over here for a lawful reason.
So I didn't bang on your door.
I knocked.
- Well, you scared the crap out of me, and then you just left.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
Are you going to be upset, or are you
going to let me explain? - I'm nervous.
- OK.
- Could you tell me what's going on, please?
- So we got a noise complaint, as you can probably hear.
- I can hear it very well.
It happens all the time.
- OK, well, I'm trying to solve it.
They gave us this address.
Maybe they thought--
- This address?
- That's correct.
This is the address that was given.
- Really?
- That's correct.
- Nice, OK.
- So that's why I knocked there.
But as I came up, I realized it's probably not you.
- No, it's not.
- OK.
- Mm-hmm.
- Are we good?
- We're fine.
- OK.
[knocking]
Hello. - Hey.
- Hey, I'm Deputy Torres with the sheriff's office.
- Yeah, hey, listen, man.
- Oh, crazy loud, you got a party going on?
Just you?
You got a party going on?
- Just you and your sister?
All right, yeah, man, just crank it all the way down, OK?
- Just because it's getting to that time--
- Got ya.
- --where it's about to be a noise violation.
- And just make sure this doesn't happen again.
I hear that it happens all the time, that you--
- Don't make us be the one to come out and tell you.
- I will. - Do you understand?
Do you got a license so I can document I spoke with you?
- Do you got an ID?
I can document I spoke with you.
- Do you mind grabbing me one?
- OK, what was your name?
What was your name?
- OK.
Hey, well, why don't you stand by, brother?
Well, hey, listen.
Sir.
[loud music]
Yo.
- Yes?
- What's your brother's name? - Mike.
- Mike, OK. - Why?
What's going on?
- So Mike doesn't seem to understand that he's getting
cut a break, and he decides that he's going
to be uncooperative with me.
So that's unfortunately just not how it's going to work.
- OK. - All right?
- Absolutely.
- You guys make sure not to turn it up again,
because if we come back out here,
I promise you're going to get the $500 today
and probably then some.
- OK.
All right, so one of the neighbors
complained about it being too loud?
- Yeah.
- I mean, this is crazy. - Listen.
Don't give us a reason to come back out here.
You understand?
- OK.
- If we get a call back out here again tonight,
we'll be sure to cite them and just make sure that they know
that they're not going to disturb the peace here
in the neighborhood.