We hit this block just two days ago.
Today, we're going back to hit the house next door.
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If the poles don't work or we can't
get in on the side of the house, our plan will
be to use an explosive breach.
Let's move it out.
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Cut him loose, Kim.
Cut him loose.
Go, go, go, go.
Go!
I got to go.
Up high, up high. Man.
[shattering]
This way.
[shattering]
Stand by.
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Hey!
[interposing voices]
Back off. Everybody, back out.
Put the charge up.
Put it up! - Got to clear this, Bryce.
Come on.
All right.
It'll come out.
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[shattering]
Go, go, go go.
Go, go, go, go.
Go through the window.
[inaudible] ahead.
Police, coming behind you.
Hey, go--
On the ground.
Pull it, pull it.
Hey, 10801. Location is clear.
We're secure inside.
Right when we were setting up the explosive breach,
the other team made entry into the other side of the house.
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Hold on, one more body here.
They had no idea we were coming.
All the glasses were still filled with juice.
They didn't know what to do.
They didn't even have time to buy no drugs.
Just barely in the front door when I heard that boom.
We was in the bed.
We were about to leave, but we was in a moment, in the moment.
[laughs]
And we got caught up in the moment.
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Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
Did you see that rock in there?
I haven't seen it.
There's a cookie broken down.
It's about the size of a baseball in there.
- Yeah? - Oh, yeah.
We got in with no problems, no hitches.
Everything went smooth.
Got a big huge cookie, probably couple thousand
dollars worth of crack cocaine.
You're looking at maybe 840-850
people having a rock to smoke.
So when you break it down that way,
then you kind of get an understanding
of how active the house is.
Pretty good, pretty good little hit.
[explosion]
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[explosion]
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Every city has pockets where people go in and sell drugs.
And it just victimizes the whole neighborhood.
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[explosion]
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