(man)
Murder suspect
barricaded inside his residence armed with a knife. (Emberlin)
Some suspects make us
go in and get them. I'll give you a call,
all right? I know she worries about
when I'm coming home. Get down! Get down! I can't lay off my foot. (woman)
He thinks he's got
superhuman powers, and he's going to do
what he wants to do. (Cockerill)
Any time that the city
has a problem... we're the solution
to their problem. Period. [over radio]
Barricaded suspect,
armed and dangerous. Suspect is inside. We're gonna hit the ground
running. (man)
♪ Adrenaline's running higher. ♪ ♪ ♪ (man)
30 seconds to the target house. [shouting] ♪ ♪ We are on call 24/7, 365. We do everything to an extreme. [shouting] It goes with the job, and it
goes with the personality. And when you send
all this firepower into a crack house... people holding hostages... and barricaded persons,
that's not normal. That's extreme. And we live in that world. SWAT team is one of the most
elite positions on the department. And we respond to the most
dangerous situations in the city of Dallas. When the citizens need help,
they call the police. When the police need help,
they call the SWAT team. Morning, Scott. <i>Hey, Bob.</i> (Cockerill)
I've been on the SWAT team
for 14 years now. And it never gets old. First things first:
I gotta work out. We can get real physical
with the bad guys, so we got to be in better shape
than the bad guys do. That's all there is to it. He's huge.
He's my inspiration. (Cockerill)
We carry 70 pounds of gear. We're out on a deal for anywhere
from four to ten hours in 100-degree heat. You've got to be in great shape. So we work out for an hour
and a half a day four days a week. Here, let me help you.
Come on. [joking and laughing] Appreciate it, Steve. Oh. Elise, you up? <i>(girl)
Yes.</i> Come on in here
and make some toast. I need to have my coffee
every morning. If I don't, I can really tell
that I haven't had my coffee. And so can the people around me. [giggling] This week's spring break, so I'm getting to spend
a little time with Elise. There you go. I usually just get her
every other weekend, and this week, I've got her
for the whole week, so we're going to try
to go have some fun. What do you want to do? Paint my nails. Paint your nails? Well, go get your stuff. Elise's mom and I have been
divorced now for about four years. Elise and I spent
a lot of time together, so the divorce was
real tough for both of us, because we were really used
to being with each other all the time. <i>How's it goin'
down there?</i> Good. (Emberlin)
The time I get to spend with her is really precious. <i>Here, come here.</i> There you go. [beeping] Look's like
we're getting called out. We don't have that much
information on it until we get out to the scene. This kind of wrecks the day. I saw my neighbor earlier. I think she's over there. There you go. <i>Let's go on over Brandy's.</i> Thanks again.
Sure. I'll give you a call,
all right? I love you. Bye, angel. (Emberlin)
I hate leaving Elise like this
because I know it upsets her. I know she worries
about when I'm coming home. Murder suspect barricaded
inside his residence armed with a knife. Any time that the police need
some type of assistance, we're going to come out there
and help them. We have all the little toys
that can resolve the situation. 842, got it. We'll be using the armored
personnel carriers for cover and concealment. Bring your cars down here. (Emberlin)
Suspect's house is down there
about 100 yards. I'm going to stop short and stay out
of the line of fire. (man)
864 to all personnel. Our suspect's name
is going to be Charles Jones. (Salvarino)
He lives at the house there
by himself. The neighbor heard
the complainant say "Will stabbed me." Couple other neighbors
saw Will walking back
to his house. He's supposed to be taking meds
but refuses to. Okay. Meds...off. (Cockerill)
When I hear off his medication, that sends up a big red flag
for me. Usually the guys that are off
their medication, they're not thinking rationally. It's hard to predict
what they're going to do. (Emberlin)
The SWAT team is divided up
between snipers, negotiators, entry teams,
and I'm on the entry team. There's some guys already
down there, looks like. First thing we're going to do
when we get down here is go scout out the location
and where we think he might be on the inside and start
formulating a plan for the final assault. If it comes down to it,
if he doesn't want to come out-- a certain amount of people just
don't want to come out and make us go in
and get them. My weapon of choice will be
the sniper rifle. I believe it'll take care
of the job. This is the Accuracy
International. It's the AW model,
bolt action rifle. Magazine fed,
ten rounds in a magazine. Follow, heading
alpha side. I'm going to be looking for an
elevated position covering the back side
of the house, using as much cover
and concealment as possible. The strategy going in
is to contain the suspect. (man)
The primary target's that light blue one
on the other side of this house. Okay. We'll set up
an inner perimeter. We will set up sniper teams. We will set up primary entry
teams, secondary entry teams, negotiators, and we will
contain the target location so that the suspect has no
avenue of escape. This is not the optimum position
to be in or optimum place. We can't create any distance. We can't build a decent hide. You don't have any cover here. It's just not a good position. He could be armed
with a large-caliber rifle. If me or anybody else out here
overexposes himself, there's a chance
that we could get shot. (Emberlin)
We want to give this guy
every opportunity to surrender on his own. Obviously the last thing we want
to do is do an entry on the house with him resisting, so we're going to let the
negotiators talk for a while. I'm just going to talk to him
and see how rational he is. I'm just going to try to see
if he'll just walk out. <i>[over speaker]
Will, this is
the Dallas Police Department.</i> We're outside of your home. We've got this house
completely surrounded. But I assure you nobody out here
wants to hurt you. <i>So if you can hear me,</i> <i>I need for you to come
to the door</i> and walk out. <i>Will, I know you may be
a little nervous,</i> <i>but we need to hear
your side of the story.</i> (Emberlin)
This could take a long time. So I'm probably not going to see
a lot of Elise today. I'm at 12:30, 80 yards out. Charlie 1, window, burglar bars. Charlie 2, door, burglar bars,
opens left to right. (Emberlin)
It really is a balancing act between the negotiators and when you start involving
the entry team. You can't continue to sit inside because we can't leave
until we talk to you. <i>If you stay inside,
anything can happen.</i> I can't see any movement
on the inside. <i>(Jackson)
Time is running out
on you making a decision here,</i> <i>but we can't wait all day.</i> Okay, we'll do it. I'll let you know when we're
getting ready to move up. (Cockerill)
We're gonna pull the bars
and take the window out so that our snipers can have
an effective view inside the structure. Let's move up. You ready, Eddie? <i>(Jackson)
Will.</i> <i>As you can see, things have
stepped up a little bit.</i> All you have to do is come out. We'll talk,
and this deal is done. Nobody's hurt,
no more damage to your property. <i>(man)
That's the wind.</i> This guy's not coming out. He's not responding to anything
we're doing. So we're going to go in
and get him. <i>(man)
Ready to go.</i> All right. Rich is going to be
the primary; you'll be secondary. Randy and I are both armed
with M-16s. In addition to that, I've got
a 40-millimeter Less Lethal gun. This is the 40-millimeter
gas gun that we use
to disable suspects. We fire foam baton rounds,
teargas, 40-millimeter sponge round. (man)
You'll come from the alpha side, and you're going to pop him
with the Less Lethal. <i>Okay?</i> (Emberlin)
We're dealing with a really
unstable guy who may have just
killed someone. It's probably one of the most
dangerous things we do in entries. (Cockerill)
If the entry team is in danger, it's my responsibility
to protect them. Sometimes we have to take lives
to save lives. [shouting and clamoring] <i>[over radio]
Rich, Rich, Rich.</i> [shouting] Sounds like our entry team
has located the suspect in the bathroom. <i>(man)
Got one walking!</i> And he's been taken
into custody. What the hell have I done? What is all this? <i>(man)
He needs to be taken
to the ambulance.</i> (Emberlin)
As soon as I got in the doorway, he jumped up and lunged at me
and Randy, and I shot him
with a sponge round in the chest. <i>(Jackson)
Oh, my God.</i> Rich, my brother
from another mother. You--oh, my goodness. <i>Good shot.</i> Big abrasion
from the impact round with a nice bruise around him. It was sore, but you got him. All right. <i>What's up, hero?</i> Thanks for walking me up there,
Mikey. (Cockerill)
It was a good day today. All the good guys
are still intact; nobody got hurt. It was a good deal. (Emberlin)
We managed to wrap that up
in about three hours, so I'm going to go get Elise and spend some time with her
down at the pool after all. (Elise)
Did you catch the bad guy? Sure did. Did you have fun?
Yes. Were you any trouble
for Brandy? No. You sure?
Yes. What'd you learn? A cannonball. <i>Can I see one?</i> Yes. All right,
let me go see one. <i>Good job!</i> <i>Is that cold?</i>
Yes. <i>Was that a cannonball?</i> Yes. <i>Do another one.</i>
No! (Emberlin)
Just got done at the range, doing a little shooting. Going to the back dock now
to clean weapons. Hey, guys. Where you been? Runnin' late. How's the love life? How's Jeannene? She won't talk to me. What did you do? I broke up with her
in front of her friends. In front of her friends. <i>Yeah.</i> Not alone in the bathroom. <i>No, no, no.</i> No, I made a spectacle
out of myself. Rich, she seems like
a great gal. She's obviously very attractive, more than what you deserve. <i>If you love something,</i> let it go. If it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't,
hunt it down and kill it. [laughs]
Well, I can't do a couple
of those things. It's illegal. I'm going to go the easy route. I'm just gonna ask her
on a date. I'm going over to her salon
to get my hair cut. I'm not nervous now. I think I'll be nervous
when I get there. No one wants to get slapped
in the face in public, so... I met Jeannene
about nine months ago and been dating her ever since, until we broke up here recently,
but... I'm trying to patch that up. (Jeannene)
He had an injury on his back. And for that weeklong period,
he was pretty grouchy when we broke up. (Emberlin)
Obviously she's real hesitant
to go out with me again, but... Rich called and emailed
several times, and I gave it a lot of thought. (Emberlin)
So we'll see; we'll see today. Hi, Kim. (Kim)
Hi, how are you? (Emberlin)
Pretty good. How may I help you? I have an appointment
with Jeannene today. Hi. How're you doin'? Good to see you.
Yeah. Are you ready
for your haircut? Yeah. Rich is a sweetheart. He helps us out
with whatever we need. You know, manly kind of guy. We call him
"the hottie from the SWATie." (Emberlin)
We're both divorced;
we both have kids. I know what it's like
to marry someone and have it all fall apart;
so does she. So we're both very cautious
right now. I'll let you take me
to the ballet. What's the ballet? <i>Swan Lake.</i> You think
you can handle that? <i>Yeah, I can handle that.</i> It'd be fun. Do you really think ballets
are fun, or do you go just because
I want you to go? I think they're fun. I've learned that you gotta read
what the story is before you watch the ballet. Well, you're being nice. I'm always nice. Not always. You have your moments. It was an isolated incident. But I know it was because you
were in pain. That's right. You were. You'd hurt your back
that week, messed up your disc. And your relationship. I did.
All in one day. It was kind
of a bummer, huh? A bummer week. It was for me too, though. It was a bummer
about eight weeks for me. (Emberlin)
There's no template
for your personal life. It doesn't have
a definite outcome. I know the outcomes
of our call-outs. The suspect's going to be
in custody, and hopefully
everybody's going to be safe. With Jeannene and I,
the outcome is less certain. I'm not really sure
how that went. She seemed pretty happy
to see me, but I can tell that she's still
a little mad at me and still has big concerns. She did ask me to the ballet
this weekend, and that'll be a big determiner on whether this is going
to work out or not. The apartment
we're hitting today has two main suspects in it. They're dealing heroin,
marijuana, and crack cocaine. Although we run a lot of these, we still want to be prepared
for 'em because none of 'em are simple. We try to make 'em look simple, but they're all difficult. They have their hazards. Like a guess-timation. (Emberlin)
They're pretty high level. (man)
He's an eight or nine
time-convicted felon, convicted of murder,
agg assault, shooting, <i>fighting with the police.</i> <i>They're gonna have guns
on them.</i> (Emberlin)
This location allegedly
has a variety of weapons, including sawed-off shotguns,
AK-47s, semiautomatic pistols. Our CI had a gun pulled on him during a dope deal
on this house, all right? (Emberlin)
And the area is full of people that could tip 'em off
to our presence, what we call "good eyes." All the way up's fine. They're going to know
we're here. (Fuller)
We pull that APC off here. <i>(Emberlin)
Stop short?</i> As long as we can dump
and attack our problem. We're not going to be able to
sneak in on these guys at all. No. <i>(man)
Have them
point that out.</i> <i>'Cause he showed me
a picture.</i> <i>We got a bigger
color picture.</i> (Emberlin)
When you confront
violent criminals, you need to have speed,
surprise, and violence of action. So when you go through
the front door, you have to be forced
into a funnel, and then on the back side
of that funnel, they have armed suspects
in there, checking people as they come in. Is this where
they're all standing? Once the door opens,
we go to where the threats are. This is four feet wide between the window
and the door frame. <i>Then when you come in,</i> <i>you got one guy hiding back
in here,</i> and he's the one that always
surprises everybody <i>when they come through.</i> (Emberlin)
We usually don't have the luxury
of this much information before we run a search warrant,
so this is really good. They've got photographs,
diagrams, personal habits
of the drug dealers. This is totally different from
the barricaded murder suspect we had the other day. That one was all about
containment, preventing his escape. This is all about making entry
as soon as we arrive at the location. Get up on the front. I'll get on the radio
and just say, "Breach." <i>Go ahead and pop the door</i> as soon as they start
breaking glass. (Emberlin)
You can have a lot of briefings, a lot of gathering
of information, and it all comes down
to 15 seconds. Let's be back and suited up
by 7:00. We've been training for about
two months now. The concept behind the world
SWAT games is to get a total of 20 teams
compete head to head through eight events
over two days. The best of the best
are going to show up down there. I think what we're looking at
now is do the whole-- the event for the team. I live and breathe competing. I've been doing this
for 13, 14, years. <i>Dallas, ready? Go!</i> I've probably competed
in more events than anybody else. I compete to be
the best there is. And I compete in these
competitions to prove that we are the best
there are. Okay, you're in. And it's just something
that drives me. I can't explain it. This wall will probably
explain it better. This is who I am. You are recognized in your world as being the best there is. And there's no greater feeling. Orlando, 1995. Calgary in '97. Indianapolis, 2001. Couple more first place
back in '94. That one's in '96. Last year, we took second place
to San Antonio. I really would like
to win this one here. And we've got the team
that can do it. (doctor)
So what's going on? (Cockerill)
We've got this competition
coming up. And I guess I'm having some pain
in my foot. I just need to see if I can't
get it healed between now and then. Just let me take a look
at your foot. <i>It's a little tender
there.</i> Right there? Yeah, it's about right--
right in there. Okay, let's definitely get
some X-rays, okay? Okay. I've just got a lot
of bad memories coming in these places. I don't like being in here. I feel like a caged animal
right now. Slide back
just a little. (Cockerill)
When I was little, I spent a lot of time
going into hospitals, visiting my mother. beep! She was just slowly eaten up
by cancer. That's probably why--why I don't
come to these places too often. We got the results. Okay... you got kind of a stress
reaction, like a fracture. In other words, a broken bone. <i>So if you stay off of it</i> as much as possible,
very minimal weight-bearing. I can't lay off my foot. I just can't. <i>I can't.
I mean, there's no way that I--</i> If you do go on it,
you go to Las Vegas, you do your competition, <i>you could fracture your bone
all the way through.</i> My advice to you is not to do
the competition, 'cause I wouldn't want to risk
reinjuring myself. It's broken. <i>The break looks to be between
two and three months old.</i> <i>He doesn't really want me
to run right now.</i> But I can't just not run. So...[laughs] I have to run. So you still think
you're going to compete with a broken foot. It's not so bad that-- the pain's not so unbearable
that I can't deal with it. I mean, hell, I've been
running as it is. It doesn't matter
what I say 'cause I know
you're going to-- you're going to run on it
just as hard, right? It's no big deal. <i>I don't want to see you
end up walking with a cane</i> for the rest of your life. He thinks he's got
superhuman powers. [laughing] And you know, he's got to learn. He's getting older. You got to take care
of yourself. (Cockerill)
I'm just reaching a time
in my life to where injuries over the years
are starting to catch up to me. With this competition, it's more important to me
than a broken foot. I'm going to go and compete. The apartment
we're hitting today has two main suspects in it. Allegedly they're dealing
heroin, marijuana, and crack cocaine. Stand convicted of murder,
agg assault, shooting,
fighting with the police. They're gonna have guns on them. We're going out to do a drive-by
on the suspect's apartment to see how we're gonna hit it. Try to stay covert. When they start talking about
one of their main targets being involved in murders,
fighting the police, that kind of ramps you up
a little bit. They're bad guys. There's a lot of lookouts, or what we call "good eyes"
in the area. Looks like some of them
might be armed. We're trying to figure out
an approach that would be best
to not be picked off. <i>(man)
It's all the way to the back,</i> <i>all the way to the very back of
the complex.</i> Whoo! Eyeballin' us good. We're gonna get tagged. (Emberlin)
That's the worst thing
that can happen on our deal is them being prepared for us
to hit 'em. They allegedly have a variety
of weapons in there: sawed-off shotguns, AK-47s,
semiautomatic pistols. They're going to see us coming. There's no doubt in my mind that some of them
are going to see us coming. And now the sweating starts. Being on the front lines,
going in, getting the bad guy: it is an adrenaline rush. All right, guys.
30 seconds. <i>Put your heads on straight.</i> Got a lady on the second floor
on a cell phone already. (Emberlin)
Best-case scenario: we get everybody in custody
no problem. Worst-case scenario is a deadly
force confrontation. We're here. We're here. [explosion] (Jackson)
Team's in. Team's in. Team's in. Comin' out. Comin' out. (Emberlin)
This is real successful. We hit them
just at the right time. He's got black tar heroin
in the cigarette pack on his back. That's pocket change, man. You don't have a couple thousand
bucks in your pocket? Is that a .22? That's the .380 here. .380 pistol,
25 automatic. <i>This illegal
sawed-off shotgun here</i> <i>that they put
a laser pointer on it.</i> <i>Go right through a vest.</i> (Emberlin)
Those guns could have been
used against us. I think it's a real successful
operation. They got some dope
and some guns, and everybody was taken
into custody without any incident. (Cockerill)
Teresa, could you get me
something for my foot? (Teresa)
Yeah, hang on. I got you your Tylenol,
your Biofreeze, and the main thing you need to
do is ice it. <i>Okay.</i> <i>You promise?</i> I promise I'll put ice
on it. You're not mad at me, are you? No, I'm not mad. I'm just concerned
about your foot. (Cockerill)
I really think that it takes
a very special woman to be married to a cop. I think she deals with it
real well. I probably don't make it
easy on her at all. Today's day number one, man. I'm getting the butterflies.
My hands are sweating. Good morning.
Good morning. Everybody knows that you've got
to beat San Antonio in order to win this. They're the defending champions. And maybe the only advantage
we might have over San Antonio is, we might
be a little more seasoned. And that's just because
we're older. <i>I think we're good to go, guys.</i> I really do. Dallas first! (Cockerill)
On a six-man relay, the first shooter's
going to take off. He's going to jump over
an eight-foot wall. That launches the team. They go through a high hurdle to a shooting position. Once they're through there,
they do a rescue on a dummy, take the dummy back through
the course, and then everybody rallies
up to the finish line. Come on! If Robert were to injure
his foot, it'd be tough to replace him. We did have to do that
in Orlando a couple years ago when he went down. And we ended up in 13th place. So... [grunting] Let's go, Dallas! Move on! Get him up, guys. (man)
Time! 6:45. [cheering] (Cockerill)
My foot's not bothering me
right now. Did it aggravate it
a little bit? Yeah, it did. It's not like it's going
to keep me out. I'll just have to lace the boot
up a little bit tighter. We are tied for second
right now. That was bad. Miss, miss, miss. That right there
is going to bump us down so far. (Teresa)
Yeah, that's Dallas. Oh, yeah,
there he is. How'd you do
on the other ones this morning? As a team, we've been
dropping off steady. It's getting worse. I don't know what to do.
I really don't. I'm at a loss. (Teresa)
He's not happy. [sighs] (Cockerill)
I've tried so hard
to make the right decisions. And I think everybody
on the team is looking up for me
to make the right decisions. I really feel like that if
the team fails, it's my fault that they failed. The chances for us to win
this thing, I think they're slipping away. It's slipping away. And it's getting to a point
to where it's going to be a matter
of pride. And we got to start pushing
a little bit harder, run a little bit faster, and shooting a whole lot
cleaner. How's your daughter doing? <i>(Emberlin)
She got caught</i> tearing a note up
after school yesterday. Good note
or bad note? Oh, bad note
from a teacher. Talking in class.
Probably. [phone rings] This is Steve. <i>We could probably be there
in 15 minutes.</i> (Claggett)
Let's go. I've been on SWAT for 14 years. I'm on the entry team,
which means we go inside, and we secure the place. This is one of these kind
of operations where time's critical. If we get there too late, the guy gets away, so... everybody's got to respond
quickly. Why do I always have to ride
in back? I called shotgun. [laughs] <i>So what's the guy
wanted for?</i> <i>They've got warrants
for this guy</i> <i>for manufacturing meth.</i> (Emberlin)
We're heading to a part of town
that's-- it's a pretty quiet
neighborhood. So it's an area where a drug
dealer or a manufacturer could kind of stay
under the radar. We want to get this real bad, because if this guy's
manufacturing, he can put a lot of dope
on the street. Meth cooks are generally known
as being very tweaked up I think is the term
they use, which means paranoid
and suspicious. Weapons are definitely probable
in a situation like this. Suspect's going to be
a white male. He's in an apartment
on the back side in case you see somebody
bail and run. The potential for violence
is always there, so... We're going to the back door. We've got the other guys
covering the other door. <i>That's our target apartment
right there.</i> <i>So we're basically going
to surround the place,</i> <i>knock on the door,
and have him come to the door.</i> [knocking] [banging] 42 to 44,
we're at the back door. We don't see
any movement inside. Hold this for a minute. Hold this, guys. I'll be right back. (Emberlin)
We're going to go check
the front area of the apartment. [knocking] A lot of these meth dealers have a lot of friends
hanging around waiting for the cook to finish,
so... [dog barking] You never know what to expect. Hey, pup.
[whistling] Out of there, puppy.
Come on. Come on outside.
Come on outside. There you go. (Claggett)
When we go into an apartment
or structure, the first thing that we're
looking for is to secure it
as quickly as we can. When we go into a place, we're looking for active
standing threats, and then from there, our second phase is to look for
people that are hiding from us. We got good PC. We got glassware in this room
for a lab. There's a box right there that's got some high-dollar
glassware in there. I mean,
extremely expensive stuff. Single-neck beakers and things
like that for cooking methamphetamine. He's got the setup to make
a large quantity of methamphetamine. Our suspect's still at large,
and we're still chasing him. We're fairly certain that he's
still in the vicinity. One of my guys just radioed in, said he saw our suspect go into
one of the vacant apartments. <i>[man over radio]
Brown shorts, blue shirt.</i> <i>Don't move!</i> <i>(man)
You guys got him?</i> (Emberlin)
The suspect, Richard Wisk,
panicked, I think, when he saw our squad cars or us and ran to this vacant
apartment. The apprehension
was pretty quick. (Claggett)
You rely heavily
And on your partners, and that's the whole concept
behind SWAT. And anything short of that, we take the risk of losing, so and we cannot, in our job,
lose. The price is too high. So are you ready
for a little culture? I think I am. <i>Can you handle it?</i> I have to.
It's where you're going. You would truly rather be
called out than sit and enjoy<i> Swan Lake?</i> Absolutely. <i>[laughing]</i> At least I hope they wait
till after dinner. <i>Oh, you want to eat</i> and then get called out. Nice. That'll show that I was
putting forth the effort to go see<i> Swan Lake.</i> [laughing] (Emberlin)
When I first met Jeannene,
I had my doubts about whether a relationship
with her would work out. And sometimes I still do, because we come from pretty
diverse backgrounds. And sometimes that's hard
to overcome. She runs in circles that are
entirely different from people I run around with. Getting a tux and going to
the ballet is real new to me. There's a dinner beforehand. I was really nervous because I don't run
in those circles normally. <i>Bon appetit,</i> everyone. They go to the ballet
all the time, and they're normally talking
about the ballet. It's like
I'm on call right now. So if we got called, I'd have to give her
cab fare and leave. Yeah. (Jeannene)
When I first dating him, the excitement that surrounds
what he does was neat and "Oh, my gosh." And then the longer we dated
and the more I liked him, I didn't think it was
all that neat anymore. You have to wonder if he's going
to come back or if he's going to get hurt, and I thought, "Wow, you know,
that could happen anytime at any time." [orchestral music] ♪ ♪ (Cockerill)
My hat's off to these guys. I'm real happy with them. We might be
back in the hunt now. So I'm real pleased. <i>(Teresa)
Is your foot hurting?</i> It's starting to get a little
aggravated. Mm-hmm, that means
it's hurting bad. No, first standing shot. First standing one. (Teresa)
Did you hear him blame that
on me too? He said he hasn't missed
a single shot the whole time, and I show up and he misses
that first shot. She just makes me
weak at the knees. [Teresa laughs] <i>Just can't handle it.</i> (Cockerill)
We've got one event left, and that's going to determine
everybody's final position. Right now,
three and three. You shoot that,
go to the dummy, drop the dummy right there
at the edge of the... (Cockerill)
You've never run these
right here, and we're putting
a huge load on you. Don't rush it. Okay. (Cockerill)
I want to win. I want to win for the guys. If we have a good showing here, we have the ability to go out
on top here. We really can. If we go out on top on this one,
I'll probably hang my guns up as far as competition goes. Let the young guys step in. (man)
Good job, guys. Excellent job. You guys brought us home. The two teams ahead of us
are San Antonio and the Germans. They ran faster than us. What do you say?
They ran it faster. Ran it faster and clean. Probably the hardest part
is digesting the loss. It takes a while for that
to go away. And once it does go away, then you're ready to start
training again and prove not only to yourself
but to everybody around you that you're better than what
you showed here today. If I'm healthy enough to do it, I still got the heart for it. Hopefully I will come back. You know, don't stick a fork
in me yet. (Emberlin)
I think my relationship
with Jeannene is better than it was before. I don't where it's going, but I think there is a future
of some kind. I can't believe that I wanted
to get paged out and bail early,
but I had a good time. I'm glad I stayed. And it was good. I could follow it
and know what was going on <i>the whole time.</i> What was
the basic story line? The basic story line is
good versus evil. You should know that. And good won out. <i>He got the girl.</i> [laughing] We're going
to a prostitution house. (Claggett)
This kind of operation's great because it's very fast,
very furious. Ma'am, coming to me. It's a controlled chaos. (man)
You know, on this one, I'm not sure what characters
we're dealing with. This guy is real unfriendly
to the police. We're going to hit them
pretty hard. (man)
Once we're clear, they'll jerk the front of the
porch off, and we'll go inside. My role today is going to be
primary negotiator. Talk to me. When we hear gunshots, we have to start
escalating things. io<font color="#00FF00"> iowwwoomot Hey official firse
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I know he's a very caring
individual. YI think they thought we were
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