Cops Face Off With Dangerous Suspects — On Patrol: Live
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Summary
Takeaways
- ❖Police successfully detained an intoxicated man armed with an axe and knife by employing verbal de-escalation and preparing less-lethal options.
- ❖The concept of 'constructive possession' allows all occupants of a vehicle to be charged with drug possession if substances are found within their immediate reach.
- ❖A high-speed pursuit resulted in a multi-car accident, with the fleeing driver causing a chain reaction and an officer's vehicle being struck.
- ❖Officers utilize various less-lethal tools, including pepper spray, tasers, and bean bag guns, to gain compliance and resolve incidents without deadly force.
- ❖A driver arrested for DUI after driving the wrong way on a highway refused a field sobriety test, leading to immediate arrest.
- ❖Repeat offenders, like Nayeli Gutierrez, pose ongoing challenges for law enforcement, often leading to multiple arrests for similar offenses.
- ❖Local police knowledge of 'frequent flyers' significantly aids in tracking and apprehending suspects who flee crime scenes.
Insights
1De-escalation of an Armed, Intoxicated Suspect
Officers responded to a call about an intoxicated male with an axe, making threats. They maintained distance, used verbal commands, and prepared less-lethal options (bean bag gun, taser, pepper spray) to safely detain the individual, Vincent, who was also found with a knife.
Officers were called to a male at gunpoint, possibly with an axe and intoxicated. They requested 'less lethal' gear and used verbal commands to get Vincent to comply and get on his knees. Later, an officer confirmed finding a yellow axe and a knife, the latter of which Vincent had in his pocket.
2Constructive Possession in Drug-Related Vehicle Incidents
Following a high-speed pursuit and multi-car crash, officers found marijuana and promethazine with codeine (lean) in the suspect's vehicle. Despite no one admitting ownership, all occupants were charged under the principle of constructive possession, as the drugs were within reachable areas for everyone.
An officer stated, 'They have marijuana in the vehicle. We haven't searched the vehicle yet, but it's sitting in plain view.' Later, regarding the promethazine/codeine, an officer explained, 'It's in the immediate reachable area of all of them. They all have access to it... So, more than likely they're going all get charged with it.'
3DUI Arrest for Driving Wrong Way and Refusal of Sobriety Test
Officers observed a vehicle driving the wrong way on a highway near a crash scene. The driver, exhibiting signs of intoxication (bloodshot eyes, alcohol smell, slurred speech), admitted to drinking but refused a field sobriety test, leading to an immediate arrest for DUI.
An officer noted, 'We observed this vehicle driving the wrong way on the highway... open container of liquor in the vehicle. Eyes are bloodshot. He looked like he was intoxicated.' The driver stated, 'they told me don't never do that' when asked to perform a sobriety test, leading to his arrest for DUI.
4Challenges of Repeat Offenders and Local Police Knowledge
Nayeli Gutierrez, a 'frequent flyer' on double felony probation for drug cases, fled a road rage incident after hitting her family's car while intoxicated. Deputy Knapp, who had previously arrested her, used his local knowledge and family contacts to track her down, highlighting the importance of officers knowing their 'beat'.
Deputy Knapp stated, 'Nayeli is one of our frequent flyers... I arrested her both times for drugs. She is supposedly under the influence and took off cuz she's on probation.' Later, a host commented, 'That's the beauty of knowing your beat right away. Oh it's it's Nayeli. We know where to go we know where the MO and we're done.'
Lessons
- If detained by police, comply with instructions, especially when less-lethal options are deployed, to ensure a safe resolution.
- Be aware of the legal principle of constructive possession; if illegal substances are found in a vehicle, all occupants may face charges regardless of ownership.
- Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and understand that refusing a field sobriety test often leads to immediate arrest for DUI.
Notable Moments
Officers calmly de-escalate an intoxicated man armed with an axe and knife, guiding him to comply with commands.
This demonstrates effective police training in de-escalation, prioritizing non-lethal force and communication to resolve a potentially deadly situation without injury.
A high-speed police pursuit culminates in a multi-vehicle crash, including an officer's car, due to the fleeing suspect's reckless driving.
This vividly illustrates the significant public safety risks posed by police pursuits and the chain reactions they can trigger.
A driver, clearly intoxicated, drives the wrong way on a highway and refuses a field sobriety test, leading to his immediate arrest for DUI.
This highlights the immediate consequences of impaired driving and the legal implications of refusing sobriety tests.
A repeat offender, Nayeli Gutierrez, flees a road rage incident after hitting her family's car, prompting a search by an officer who knows her from previous arrests.
This showcases the persistent challenge of repeat offenders in the justice system and the invaluable role of an officer's familiarity with their local 'beat' and its residents.
Quotes
"You're not under arrest, all right? You're just being detained."
"We got uh details that you were armed with a possibly with an axe, okay? Uh and you're digging your left hand in your pocket when I when I first approached you? which was a knife, correct? Okay, so that's why you were put at gunpoint, okay?"
"It's in the immediate reachable area of all of them. They all They all have access to it. Uh they all have the ability to use the illegal substances that are in the car. So, more than likely they're going all get charged with it."
"That's the beauty of knowing your beat right away. Oh it's it's Nayeli. We know where to go we know where the MO and we're done."
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