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could say old las vegas. it has a lot of the older casinos down here from fremont street. a lot of the older homes from when the mob was around. you kind of forget that you live in las vegas, because you're not dealing with the hustle and bustle of south las vegas boulevard and the strip or the tourists and stuff like that. right now, we've got a call in to dispatch regarding a stolen vehicle. the details of the call statevig off work and his vehicle was stolen. it was a red pickup truck, last seen headed eastbound on bridger. and we're going to head over to bridger and see if we can cut it off at the pass and maybe try and locate this guy's truck for him. >> (over radio): take a left, take a left, take a left, go that way. there's a truck, it's heading that way. >> solano: okay, they just bailed. stand by. eight baker one is on it. three males running eastbound

on clark. truck 401'd at uh, maryland. >> dispatcher (over radio): copy. >> (on radio): i'm going to the corner perimeter here. (siren wails, then stops) >> those guys are chasing me! >> solano: get on the ground. step back, step back, step back. >> i'm not trying to do anything. ow. >> solano: relax, man, relax. >> oh, my god. >> (on radio): i'm at bridger and 13th. >> solano: hey, i need to talk to you guys, hold on. sit down right here. control, eight baker one. sit down, man. sit down. >> can i sit down on the... >> solano: sit on the curb. sit on the curb. >> (over radio): also bridger and louis on 15th. >> solano: what happened, man? >> i went to the parking lot to get my truck and go home. >> solano: is this the one that happened up at... >> and we followed the truck. we follow him and he crashes my brother's truck too.

>> solano: it's a 401 dumped over there by 7-eleven. >> yeah, the red truck. >> solano: all right, listen up, man. you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. you have the right to the presence of an attorney. if you cannot afford an attorney... >> they were trying to kill me! >> solano: ...one will be provided to you, okay? do you understand your rights? >> yeah. >> solano: okay. >> they were trying to kill me! >> solano: who was? >> them two. >> solano: were you driving the truck? >> i was driving the truck. >> solano: why? >> but they crashed... because they crashed into me, and then they were like, pull over, pull over, and they wrecked in to me. >> solano: okay, were they following you? was that your red truck you were driving? >> no, it's not. >> solano: okay, so then why were you driving that truck if it's not yours? >> i was trying to get home. >> solano: all right, stand up. >> oh, my god. what am i going to do? >> solano: do you need medical or anything like that? spread your legs. >> not that i know of. i'm not bleeding anywhere, am i? >> solano: no, it doesn't look like it. do you got anything illegal

on you, man? >> i think i have a knife in my pocket, though. >> solano: okay, where at? >> it's legal though. >> solano: okay, don't reach for it, don't reach for it. all right? just yes or no questions. >> i'm just pointing. >> solano: all right. keep your legs spread. >> why you shaking, brother? >> solano: what? >> why are you all shaking? >> solano: because i thought... >> you thought what? >> solano: i thought that you were going to keep running. >> no, i'm not going to run, man. i was only running because they were chasing me. >> solano: okay, well, since you don't want to talk no more, we're done. all right, this guy right here in the mechanic shirt. sit back. >> okay, i get off of work and i walk into the parking lot where i got my truck parked. >> solano: where do you work at? >> olive. >> solano: okay. >> and i, you know, talking with another two guys and i say hey, that's my truck right there. >> solano: where do you park it at? >> in the plaza parking lot. >> solano: the plaza parking lot, okay. >> and then i run to the gate and no way, i have to move

because he's, you know, going to run me over. and then my brother, i told him, hey, follow that guy. so then i jump with him and we follow the guy and then he crashed over there. because he was coming the wrong way. >> solano: uh-huh. >> and then he crashed. he tried to jump and i jumped out of the truck. >> solano: you guys started chasing him? >> chased him, yes. >> solano: and that's when we came down the street. >> yeah, you guys came. yeah, just in time, i can't run no more. >> solano: yeah, well, at least you got your truck back. >> oh, it's totaled, man. >> solano: it's a little wrecked but... all right. is that a shaved key? >> it's shaved... but it works. >> solano: hmm... was that in the ignition? >> yeah-- starts it up. >> solano: wow. whose keys are these? >> the suspect's. he had the original keys for the truck. >> solano: he has them? oh, nice. okay. so which truck were you in when you were following him? >> my brother's truck.

>> solano: your brother's truck right there? and this guy that we have in the back of our car was driving this truck here? >> yeah. >> solano: and he was coming this way down the street? >> yeah, he was coming this way, and that truck was going that way. i stop him coming the wrong way. >> solano: so this one was going north... >> yeah, it was going north and south-- that truck, and he tried to, you know, go over there and then that one go over there too at the same time. >> solano: okay. >> then we caught him right there and then he jump in and he started running behind him. >> solano: who was your brother that was chasing him? >> that one on the phone. >> solano: the one on the phone? >> yes. >> solano: the guy that we've got in the car, did he say anything to you guys? >> no, there's no time. i tried to stop him in the gate and it roll over me, you know. i had to move because he's going to kill me right there. >> solano: yeah, well, you got your truck back. it's wrecked, but... and we got the guy behind it. that's even better. >> i'm sorry about all this. >> solano: you're sorry about what? >> about all this. >> solano: about all this stuff

that just went on now? >> i wasn't trying to run from you guys. >> solano: i know that, because you'd already crashed. it's safe with you guys, bro. >> solano: well, like i said, i appreciate you stopping and complying and not continuing to run. >> i wasn't trying to be an ass about it. but if i think my life's in danger, yeah, i'm going to run. >> solano: okay, you're going to be placed under arrest for grand larceny auto and you're going to be transported down to clark county detention center

>> deputy sean mcmichael: when i'm working out here, i just love to get into the high-speed action stuff. you know, whether a car runs on us or, you know, you get involved with a violent crime, where the k-9 has to come out, you know, that type of action gets me going. it gets my blood flowing. (siren chirps) the sarge saw the same car i did up here.

very dark tint on it. let's see if he decides to pull it here. 10-4, 10-12. >> mcmichael: you just want to do me a favor? you got your i.d. on you? you don't have any knives or anything i need to know about... no guns? you've got a very dark tint. >> yeah, the window was down though. >> huh? >> mcmichael: you better quit reaching, you hear me? >> i ain't got nothing, bro. >> mcmichael: listen, we're not out here for a little nickel bag. >> i didn't, i'm working with you. >> mcmichael: you're riding in the car. >> i'm riding. >> mcmichael: you're riding. so if you got a little nickel bag or anything? >> nothing, sir. >> mcmichael: okay, so you got nothing else in the car i need to know about? you're not riding in the car smoking weed? >> no, sir. >> mcmichael: you been somewhere smoking weed? >> no, sir. >> mcmichael: nobody?

there's weed coming out from this car, what does that mean? >> are you serious? >> mcmichael: yeah. nothing? no dirty? when was the last time you were arrested? >> me? like last year... >> mcmichael: what was that for? >> i don't know. >> mcmichael: you don't know what you were arrested for? >> it was like a coke charge. >> mcmichael: coke? like cocaine? >> yeah, but i didn't have no coke on me. it was like in the neighborhood. it was like they heard gunshots. i didn't get charged for it or nothing. >> mcmichael: you didn't get charged for the coke? you went to jail though, right? >> yeah, but they didn't have no coke to charge me with. it's crazy. >> mcmichael: that's real crazy. >> sergeant mark glogowski: all right, man, one at a time. step out of the vehicle. passenger first. >> mcmichael: come on. when you do, just put your hands right up there. you got anything on you i need to know about? nothing that's going to poke me or stick me or anything? no? you sure? huh? >> i don't got nothing, nothing. >> mcmichael: you're making me way too nervous. >> no, no, listen, i've got to tell you something. >> mcmichael: put your hands... >> no, i've got to tell him.

>> mcmichael: before i drill you... >> glogowski: don't move. keep your hands on the steering wheel. >> i'm not, i'm fixin' to tell you... >> mcmichael: no, you're not going to tell nothing. >> see, he's searching my pockets and i was going to tell him. >> glogowski: tell him what? >> let him search me. in my pockets. >> mcmichael: is that it? >> yes, sir. >> mcmichael: is that all you've got to worry about? >> glogowski: we've got weed on him. you got weed on you? >> mcmichael: let's step out. >> glogowski: put your hands up. put all that stuff in the car. >> mcmichael: slide back this way. >> it's only a couple hundred. >> mcmichael: how old are you? >> twenty-one. >> mcmichael: twenty-one. i don't know about you, but i know when i was 21, i didn't roll around with this much cash in my pocket. turn around, put your hands on your head. turn around. you got anything on you i need to know about?

>> no, you can look in there. >> mcmichael: don't worry about it, i will. you like weed, don't you? >> i do smoke weed, sir. if you did smell weed on me, it's because i smoked it in the house. >> mcmichael: i know you smoked it. >> and the last time, i had roaches in my ashtray. and i never smoke in my car ever again, sir. >> mcmichael: until i figure out what's going on here, all right? >> no problem. >> mcmichael: turn around. >> if there's any problem, can my girlfriend drive my car home? >> mcmichael: i don't know, you guys weren't honest with me. go ahead and have a seat right over here. the passenger has two bags of marijuana along with a bunch of coke. he kept leaning over trying to, like he was trying to hide something over here. he made several movements. he wanted to go to the glove box. he tried to reach in here. this much cocaine, looks like right off a cookie. he could possibly have been stuffing it in between the seats. >> deputy kevin drummond: yeah, i was talking to him and i said

how much did you have on you, you know, thinking he had one or two little bags. i said, you know, do you sell cocaine or you use it? he said, "oh, i use it." i said, "what did you have on you, like, one or two bags?" he was like, "no, three eight balls." i was like, you expect me to believe you're not selling when you have three eight balls on you? >> mcmichael: that's right off a brick, i mean, these two bags here were on the passenger, and then the... i'm pretty sure the driver was stuffing this in the center console. you have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. do you understand? anything you say can be and will be used against you in a court of law. do you understand? do you say yes or no? >> yes. >> mcmichael: what i got on you right now is what was in your pocket, right? >> yeah. >> mcmichael: what was that? >> marijuana. >> mcmichael: marijuana? how much did you have? >> i don't know. >> mcmichael: you don't know? was it an ounce? at least an ounce, right? all right, so here's what it is. you're getting charged with possession of marijuana, over 20 grams, which is a felony. okay? you got anything else to say? >> no, sir.

>> mcmichael: huh? do ma favor, slide over, all right? did he bring into anything into your car that i should know about? >> if he had anything, i didn't know about it. if i had anything... he had no knowledge. >> mcmichael: what do you think he had? >> i don't know. >> mcmichael: how much money did you have on you? >> i'm not sure. maybe about $800. >> mcmichael: maybe about $800? >> yeah. >> mcmichael: give or take a couple hundred? >> yeah. >> mcmichael: so i might as well go ahead and charge you with the intent to sell, huh? >> i don't sell nothing. i don't know what you're talking about. >> mcmichael: you don't sell nothing? what do you use? >> i use drugs. >> mcmichael: you don't use drugs? >> i do use drugs. >> mcmichael: what do you use? >> i smoke weed and coke. >> mcmichael: and coke? >> that's all i do. >> mcmichael: you want to take just the possession charge

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>> officer casey clarkson: the southwest area command is actually growing so fast, it's one of the fastest-growing areas. we have 50,000 more calls for service than anybody else. it's starting to get a little crazy out here. so they put more officers and it's starting to get more busy, and more busy. we get a lot of biker gangs too, out here. so it's not unusual to see these guys buzzing around. these guys seem to be okay.

they're not really breaking any laws. you usually see, like, they're doing something, but they actually seem all right tonight. >> clarkson: patrol one lincoln-- do we have a direction of travel? right now, we have, supposedly, like a stolen vehicle in progress, but i guess they returned the vehicle and n a fight with the person who stole the vehicle. it's kind of real vague right now, but we've got officers on the scene just arriving. so we're just going to go further back him up and what's going on. patrol one lincoln, do we have a direction of travel? >> dispatcher: patrol 44, are you on channel? (indistinct radio transmission) (sirens blaring) >> clarkson: which way did they go? >> around that way. >> you don't just take my car for a ride. you don't just take my car. >> clarkson: he start running from you guys? >> yeah.

>> it's my fault? i don't run. i just see the car. i try to make a joke. >> spread your feet. >> everything he has on his face, i did it to him. >> clarkson: just stay right over here for a second... >> officer joey hernandez, jr: that's why we ended up catching you way over there. >> i tell the police, okay... >> clarkson: so what exactly happened with your car? >> sergeant debbie webb: i pulled up and i saw him and our victim. they were standing right here. they saw me. then he ran northbound. so i took my car, pulled it around to cut him off. so i jumped out right when he was running northbound in front of there, and then we just ran around the corner on the other side of tropicana. you saw where we caught him and stuff? basically when he went to go, i grabbed his hand and he went on the other side, but i had hold of his hands over the wall. and i just put my taser on the

other side and just told him, "hey, i'm going to tase you," blah, blah, blah. >> clarkson: good job. >> webb: pulled him back over the wall. >> you know what happen? i see the car, i try to make a joke. it's my fault. i don't run. >> clarkson: you want to tell us what happened? >> sir, i really, my eye is... >> hernandez: do you need medical attention, sir? >> you tell me. >> hernandez: i'm asking you. >> that's it, i try to, you know, this fancy guy, you know, he got a nice car. i like, why not i play a joke? i see the car, i run around the corner. i come back, he's like screaming like: "aah! my car!" >> clarkson: so let me ask you a question real quick. let me ask you a question. >> i know that it's illegal. i know. >> clarkson: are you on any medications? >> no. >> clarkson: you sure? >> i don't have the right to take his car. i go okay, i say... >> clarkson: how come you took it then? >> because...

>> clarkson: because it's a nice car? >> no, because i just play a joke. >> clarkson: you don't know him but you just wanted to play a joke on him because he's got a nice car? >> i know, i'm very stupid. >> clarkson: okay, all right. >> i take it around the corner, i know. i'm going to jail, i know. >> clarkson: sir, is this your car? >> yeah. >> clarkson: can you tell me what exactly happened? >> okay, uh, all right, we went out on a date. i just wanted to walk her to the door. so i left the car. i leave the keys in it. so, you know, i came in for just a second, made sure she was okay. as i walk out, the car is gone. so, you know, as i was calling metro, you know, i mean, i called 911 first... >> clarkson: so, as you were on the phone, he pulls right back? >> at the moment i'm waiting for dispatch, uh, he gets back and he stops it right there. and of course, i pull him out of the car and started beating the crap out of him. >> clarkson: okay. >> and that's it. >> clarkson: so how come you left your car running, bro?

>> i didn't leave it running, i left the keys in it. >> clarkson: i'm just saying, you're walking the girl to the door, you're usually... you're walking the girl to the door... >> i'm not thinking about getting my car stolen. i'm thinking about, you know... >> clarkson: that's a pretty nice car. okay, well, when you're thinking about other things, park it. >> oh, hell, yes, from now on. >> clarkson: you know what i mean? >> from now on. >> clarkson: especially when you've got a nice car. i'm not saying this is a bad neighborhood... >> listen, say it, it's a bad neighborhood. >> clarkson: you got good people mixed with bad people. >> it's a bad neighborhood. all right, well, i appreciate your help. i mean, how many cars we have, five, six? >> clarkson: i just want to make sure, are you okay, man? do you need medical? did he hit you at all? >> yeah, he hit me but i'm cool. >> clarkson: you all right? >> i'm cool; i can take a punch. >> hernandez, jr: what if somebody got in your car, took your car? >> i would think... >> you'd be upset? >> yeah. >> clarkson: so you understand why, what's going on right now? >> yeah, i understand. >> clarkson: well, you're going to go to jail for grand larceny auto, okay? all right, go ahead and have a seat in here for me, sir. watch your head for me. you get in there, there you go.

>> thank you, sir. >> clarkson: how come you did it, man? >> please, man, because i'm stupid. >> clarkson: because you're stupid? >> yes. >> clarkson: okay, have a fun ride. >> officer (over radio): 132 and bush. i've got him at gunpoint. >> dispatcher: at gunpoint, 132 and bush. cover is code three.

. the castro is still celebrated. and the possibility of a bart strike is getting more realistic, the ripple affect it can cause in the bay area, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news.

good morning thank you for waking up with us, it is thursday june 27th. >> there are some low clouds in place but 60s and 70s and 08s closer to the coast and bay. here is sal. they are searching for a woman who left and ran away from a burning car. somebody who risked their own safety broke one of the windows and once the car was out, it was supported on northbound interstate 880 just before the 5th avenue x its. -- exit.

witnesses say she walked away from the burping car and got picked up by somebody else, let's go back to the desk. san francisco city crows are cleaning up the castro district following last night's celebrations. live in the castro where the party is just now wrapping up more than 20 hours following the supreme court rulings. >> yes, and what a party it was. we arrived about a half hour ago, it is still bustling with people and you may be able to decide walks are wet and they needed a much needed power washing and the last of them partiers are headed to bed. >> a very happen pip atmosphere. almost faithful while this is something people deserved a