[rock music] Police!
Police! Police!
Police! [gunshots] (man)
He's shot, like,
20 times since we've been here. (woman)
I think he just has a thing
for living life on the edge. SWAT team comes natural. Police! The father stuff is much harder. (man)
This is my number one
priority right here. Hold, hold, hold, hold, hold.
Hold! [gunfire]
Okay, that's automatic fire. Police! We got us a gunfight, boys. (man)
Barricaded suspect.
Armed and dangerous. Suspect is inside. We're going
to hit the ground running. (man)
♪ Adrenaline's running higher. ♪ ♪ Strap the metal to my back. ♪ (man)
30 seconds to the target house. Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! ♪ ♪ Police!
Police! <i>(man)
Okay, shooters stand by.</i> (Emberlin)
Training in full gear
is a necessary evil, and it's evil sometimes. <i>(man)
Move!</i> (Emberlin)
'Cause this stuff gets heavy
after a couple hours. Good job. (Emberlin)
In SWAT, every call out
is critical. It literally is life or death. [gunfire] (man)
Move! [gunfire] (Emberlin)
Your whole career
should be geared towards staying tuned up. Knock it off. I feel like
I'm an average guy trying to do
an above average job. [rapid gunfire] Can we do this over again? [chuckles] [cell phone rings] Hey, Sarge. Okay, I'll head up there. You need me to call anybody? Bye. (Emberlin)
We just got a call on a guy
who called 911. Patrol got there,
and he started firing shots. Sounds like he's
got officers pinned down on at least two sides
of the structure. Stand a chance of getting shot, so we're heading up there
to pull them out and then work on getting
this suspect in custody. [dial tone] [siren wails] (Emberlin)
He's shooting
out of that window <i>and that window.</i> He's got a complete
field of fire, <i>so that's
a primary concern.</i> The first couple
were directed out, but-- [gunfire]
Okay, that's automatic fire. (man)
He's up there, but what I need you
to do right now is start the intel process. Yeah. (Moreno)
So you've been
driven to a corner and you got the line
in the sand. I tell you what,
what has driven you into the corner,
there, Mr. Dugger? <i>That's what I'm trying
to find out.</i> Government interference? <i>Okay, so the government</i> <i>has been interfering
with your life,</i> <i>is what you're saying?</i> He's been drinking, I can tell. He's heavily intoxicated,
and he's mad at the government, so it's going to be a tough one. [gunshot] (Denomy)
All, right, you go up there. There's one building,
two buildings, and it's
the third building. Uh-huh.
He is in this upstairs
second apartment. It's one of those apartments where you can't get it
from outside. You have to go up
an interior stairway to get to where he is. Let's roll, man.<i>
Okay.</i> [siren wails] I need you to start working
that perimeter. There's a host of patrol guys
scattered all about. (Emberlin)
The guy's still firing shots, and we've got a couple
of patrol officers down there on the line of fire. First order of business
is going to be to get them out. He's in the line of fire. He needs to be distracted. Yeah, we got to get
that officer out of there. He's shot, like,
probably 20 times since we been here. (Emberlin)
We can't do anything
until the APC arrives. Suspect's down there
still firing, and we need some hard cover
to get these guys pulled out. <i>(man)
I'm just on the radio here.</i> (Moreno)
Just a second.
Let me ask you something. Now, you say you got 900 rounds? Okay, you got 900 rounds <i>of ammunition
in there with you, right?</i> Sam, what kind of gun
you got? <i>Right now
we've got him isolated</i> on line trying to talk to him and trying to calm him down,
quit firing shots. I'm trying to keep him occupied. Hey, is the armored
personnel carrier here yet? It just pulled up. Okay, let's go. (Emberlin)
Okay, do you want lethal cover? (man)
Not from you up top. Well, from where? He needs it. All right, Duane,
hold up one second. <i>Okay, go.
Go ahead and go, Rich.</i> <i>You aiming on the wall
down there?</i> <i>Yeah.</i> Okay, I'm going to have him run in front of the squad car
to get in. <i>(Emberlin)
Have him run farther south.</i> <i>Is the target south
of us now?</i> I'm looking at the target. <i>Did we need to back him up some
to make him parallel with us?</i> They said yes. Okay, dude, hold up here. Hold, hold, hold, hold, hold.
Hold. Okay, dude, you're going to have
to climb over that hood. <i>Or he can go around
the back.</i> No, I don't want him
going around the back. <i>He's ready to go,
you guys.</i> [gunshot] <i>Okay, he's still shooting.</i> <i>(man)
Just fired again,</i> <i>but I'm sitting here
at the corner of--</i> <i>(Emberlin)
I don't like this.</i> Hang on. <i>Guys ready?</i> <i>All right,
when I tell you to move.</i> <i>(Emberlin)
Okay, dude, come on.</i> <i>(man)
Come on, come on, come on,
come on, come on.</i> <i>All right,
we want to do it tonight.</i> [gunshot] Okay, Sam, don't be firing shots <i>while I'm talking
to you.</i> That's a nice song
you're playing. What song is that? What kind of music
you got going on in there? <i>Hey, Sam, is that some kind
of blues music you got going?</i> What's your mom's phone number,
Sam? No, I don't. That's why I'm asking you
for it. Sam, how am I messing
with your family? Tell me how I'm
doing that. All right,
that's the suspect's location straight ahead,
correct Duane? <i>(Duane)
It's what the officer saw.</i> <i>He thought it was
that middle window upstairs,</i> <i>but he's not sure.</i> There somebody laid out
to the left of that power box? <i>(man)
Yeah.</i> Yeah.<i>
Who is that?</i> That looks like patrol legs. <i>(Emberlin)
That guy needs out of there.</i> We're going to come get you. Why don't I back up to him? I'll keep the doors away
from the target location. <i>You can open them up.</i> <i>(Emberlin)
Yeah, just back up to him,
Duane.</i> Get the welcoming
committee ready. <i>Yeah.</i> <i>(Emberlin)
Can you see him in your
rear view mirror, Duane?</i> Okay, slow down, Duane. <i>Tell him to stay there,
Rich,</i> <i>till you tell him
to go.</i>
Hold on. <i>Going to be wind.</i> <i>Rich, let me hold
that door open.</i> Okay.
Okay, hold it, Duane. <i>Let me hold it right
for him.</i>
Okay. <i>Too bright.</i> When I tell you, I'm going to give you
hard cover, and you jump in
on this side. <i>Okay?</i> Soon as he jumps down,
you run in. You ready?
One, two, three. What's your L number? 214. 241. I'm sorry.
241. <i>All right,
I'm going to take him back</i> to the front
of the Blockbuster. Talk to me, Sam. Hello? Sam? Sam. (Emberlin)
Now that we got
those officers out, we need to get this guy
into custody. He's either going
to kill himself or someone else out here
if we don't do something. We got to get this guy
out of this apartment. He's either going to hurt
or kill someone. <i>(man)
That's the suspect's location
straight ahead, correct, Duane?</i> (Emberlin)
We're up pretty close on the Charlie side, which is the back side
of the apartment, but we're in the APC, and it's pretty much
bullet resistant. We're going to stage here
for a second and figure out our next move. He's in the corner apartment,
yes. These last three windows,
that's him, and this is perfect for whatever
we need to deploy later on. We want to give
this guy a chance to come out voluntarily, but if he comes to the window
with a weapon and fires, we're going to have
to return fire. [line ringing] It's ringing. See if anybody
can hear a phone. [line ringing] (Moreno)
Earlier it was busy. We had a busy signal. Now it's ringing, so I don't know if he put it
back on the hook, he plugged the thing back up. We don't know. My name is Officer Byas. I'm with
the Dallas Police Department. <i>Are you related to anyone
by the name of Sam Dugger?</i> He is okay. He's okay at this time,
all right? <i>The reason
why we need you</i> <i>is to find out
some information.</i> I would ask you not to call him. It will only hamper anything
that we are trying to do. <i>Okay.</i> Do you know of any type
of weapons that he has? <i>Several?</i> <i>Okay, do you know
if he uses drugs?</i> He smokes weed?
Okay. <i>And he drinks?</i> <i>Okay.</i> We're going
to do everything we can to make sure he gets out safely. We've got a negotiator outside. [line ringing]<i>
Still no answer.</i> (Moreno)
We got another negotiator
inside the APC trying to loud hail the suspect
to pick up the phone and talk to me,
but you know. [line ringing] [gunshot] <i>(Emberlin)
Shots fired.</i> <i>South, C2.</i> <i>(Emberlin)
Jim, I can put it
in Charlie 4 window</i> <i>and Charlie 2 window.</i> This guy's not responding
to our negotiators' attempts to make contact with him, so we're going
to escalate here a little bit. I'm ready. Hey, can you hand
these to me? (Emberlin)
I'm going to fire
some CS tear gas. <i>Just start handing them
to me</i> when I drop
my hands down. (Emberlin)
And they're going to fire some
from the A side, or the front side
of the apartment, see if we can't get some kind
of response from him. [gunshot] <i>There, that one came
out the C2.</i> That's where the first one's
going right in. <i>I think that's
where he is.</i> <i>Duane, keep on eye
on there for him, for Rich.</i> boom! <i>(Emberlin)
Yeah, that went through.</i> <i>Did it go in?
Yeah, went through.</i> <i>That went through.
He's shoot--</i> <i>He's at the window.</i> <i>C2.</i> <i>(man)
Two, yeah.</i> (Emberlin)
He's on the left side of that-- (man)
In that little hole? (Emberlin)
Of the window,
hiding behind the wall. <i>There he is!</i> <i>Did it go in?
Yes.</i> He thinks the SWAT team
has been following him around? Okay, and this has been going on for, like, the last week
and a half? <i>What's he doing?</i> <i>Got one in there with him.</i> <i>He's got his head
out the window.</i> <i>He's trying to get air.</i> <i>He's trying to get air.</i> <i>You got any more parrots
in here, man?</i> <i>Yeah, open that thing.</i> <i>I got the others.</i> <i>Hold on.
Hold on.</i> <i>Just leaning out the window.</i> <i>He' trying to get air.</i> Okay, last few days,
he hasn't been acting right. <i>Do you know what
he might be upset about?</i> His dad just died
not too long ago. Shot himself? <i>Okay.</i> (Emberlin)
Okay, the guy's dad
killed himself two months ago. We're getting intel
over the air, and he says suspect's now saying
he's going to do it. Probably either shoot himself
or make us shoot him. That's what it sounds like. <i>(man)
Okay, he walked away
from the window.</i> <i>Yeah, it's clear.
He's gone.</i> boom! (Emberlin)
It's amazing to me
that he's still in there. I've never fired this many
rounds in a single operation. boom! And they're still
firing them out front, so this guy's pretty tough. <i>Is it clear?</i> boom! [man shouts] He's screaming for us
to shoot him. He's yelling, "Shoot me." [line ringing] Yo. Okay, this is what
we found out. Still no answer. boom! boom! (Emberlin)
That went in there. <i>(man)
That went in.</i> <i>He's yelling.</i> Yeah. Say when, Jim. <i>(man)
He's coming back
to the window.</i> (Emberlin)
This guy isn't moving, so we're going
to have to escalate our tactics a little bit. We need more gas, Jim. He's screaming something
about a gun, but I can't tell what it is. [man shouting] <i>(man)
He's got his head
out the window.</i> <i>(Emberlin)
What's this guy doing?</i> <i>Is he going to shoot himself?</i> boom! boom!
boom! <i>(man)
He's shooting.
He's at the window, 2.</i> (Emberlin)
Suspect's now saying he's going
to either shoot himself or make us shoot him. We put a lot of gas
in this place. I'm surprised that guy
can take this much. <i>(man)
He's got his head
out the window.</i> <i>(Emberlin)
What's this guy doing?</i> <i>Is he going to shoot himself?</i> <i>(man)
Easy, 'cause when we shot
those last couple ferrets,</i> <i>and that's when
he opened the door.</i> That guy is wearing us out. He's quit shooting
for the last five minutes, but now he's demanding
that we shoot him. Are we out of gas, Rich? [line ringing] (Emberlin)
This guy's not responding, so we're going to step it up
a little bit and put a 517 in there. 517 is a handheld
CS tear gas canister. It's real concentrated,
a lot more than the ferret. That'll get him moving. J.T.'s going to be coming up
on our left here in a second. He's going to try
to hand-deliver a 517 through the suspect's
back window. He's only going
to get one chance at that. They could get it
in the Charlie 2 if they came in
under the stairwell. It'd be nice to be able
to launch this 517 in there and not have J.T. walk out there
in the line of fire, but they're a pyrotechnic, and if the top pops off, it could start a fire
in the guy's apartment. He's fixing to throw the gas
in the window right now. <i>He's backing off.</i> Here it goes. Get it, J.T. <i>(man)
Good job.
He got it in--</i> Outstanding. Here comes the smoke. <i>(man)
Baby.</i> <i>(Emberlin)
Tell them to back out.</i> <i>It's in good,
and it's filling up.</i> <i>(man)
You can't
see in there anymore.</i> <i>He's throwing up.</i> <i>He's on the A side.</i> <i>2 Alpha, 2 window,
throwing up.</i> [line ringing] <i>(Humphrey)
Well, he--</i> This is the team
that's preparing to move into an adjacent apartment. <i>The adjacent apartment.</i> We've got a team
in close to the suspect. They're there. In case he pops out,
they can arrest him. They're
in the adjacent apartment. They say there's bullet holes
through the walls. Suspect has opened the door. They're inside. <i>Coming out the Alpha,
the door.</i> Bring the suspect
out Alpha door. They got him in custody. They got him. Good job, guys. Sam, how you doing, bud? Don't be scared.
You all right? No sir. Huh?
What's going on? (Lancaster)
Man, I don't know how
he stood all that gas in there. It was bad
just with the mask on. Dude, it was bad. As soon as you go in,
you can feel it just eating at your pores, and
it was stinging. He just went crazy in there.
Nuts. Just tore the whole place up. I talked to your mom,
Sam. (Emberlin)
Well, I thought
it was going to end a lot more violently
than it did. I shot every single
gas round I had, and I usually carry too much. I mean, Rich would go,
"Boom," and he would go, "Pow, pow." Rich would go, "Boom." He'd go,
"Pow, pow." I'm like, "We got us a gunfight,
boys." Sam, hey,
talked to your mom, okay? We're going to call her
and let her know that you're okay,
all right? <i>I'll do that
for you.</i> I appreciate that, man. What eventually got him out is J.T. throwing
that canister in. <i>That was the best throw
I've ever seen in my life.</i> What you
been drinking? Nothing. <i>Nothing?
I smell alcohol.</i> (Emberlin)
Tonight it took a little tear
gas and a couple of handhelds, and the guy's in custody. Everybody's going home now. (Curtis)
Superior tactics. Superior personnel. We win. What time we plan on pulling out
of the Dairy Queen? I've been on the department
for 16 years, and I've been with SWAT
for almost eight years now. It's the best move I ever made. I can't imagine
doing anything else now. You know, a lot of people say
that they wouldn't do my job because of the danger aspect, but none of us
really look at it that way. And it's the same way
with a motorcycle. Yeah, of course there's danger. There's an inherent danger, especially
without the protection, but I don't look at it that way. I guess it's
that thrill-seeker in me. The plan for today is, we are going to go
with the Smoke-N-Guns. (Baker)
Actually, we are a firefighter
and law enforcement group, so smoke and guns. It came out pretty good. I won't be going riding,
for obvious reasons. You get to see me
in a few days, Daddy. [chuckles] Just a few days.
Yeah. (Winter)
This is his favorite hobby
by far. I think he just has a thing
for living life on the edge. Instead of him drinking coffee, breaking down a door
and dragging somebody out is what gets him going. He's kind of cute, too,
I'll say. I guess.
I guess. I married him, right? <i>(Winter)
You want to watch something
on TV?</i> (Baker)
I've been with Winter
for seven years, and we've got two boys,
Kade, who's four, and Colton, who's two, and obviously another one
on the way, due any time now. That baby you've got
now weighs... 9 pounds, 12 ounces. (Baker)
Being a father has changed the way that I approach my job
a little bit. You know, I'm probably
a little bit more careful now, because, you know, I definitely
wouldn't want my children growing up without a father. Hey, hey, hey.
Get your hands out of the chips. What's wrong with you,
boy? You know, the father stuff, there's nobody there
to teach you how to do that. SWAT team comes natural. Father, by far, is much harder
than the SWAT team. (Junger)
We're going to execute a
warrant. One suspect is a black female, <i>60 years old.</i> Just to confirm,
it is this house that we're looking at. <i>White with blue trim.</i> This is the front porch,
and it's caged in. All the windows have bars. There's a camera <i>in the Alpha David
corner</i> pointing this way,
and you can see it right here. <i>It'll see us coming.</i> Lot of times what we find is that they fortify
their house to keep other drug dealers out,
to keep the street cops out, and to keep us out. There's two children
that live there, <i>so we're going to have
to deal with that.</i> (Fuller)
It's aggravating that a family
would put those kids in that type of environment,
but they do, and we have to work around it and try to minimize any kind
of shock, I guess, to the children. The plan's going to be this: <i>Basically, when we get there,</i> the APC's going to stop
on the Alpha side. It's going to stop
right in front <i>of that pedestrian gate.</i> (Baker)
To get the cage open
on the front of the house, we really have
two different options. We can either try to pry it open
using a hand tool. Or we can attach a tow strap and try to pull it
using a vehicle. Position for your pull over here
in the driveway. Let the guys out. (Baker)
We know that there are going to be children inside the house, so we would rather be able to
pry the door, maybe causing a little bit
less trauma to these kids. 8:44, Johnny's going
to pry the door. <i>Andre, you're going to set
the pry if he needs it,</i> <i>and, Steve, you're going
to cover him, okay?</i> Where's the mechanism? (Baker)
Well, the main thing is to try
to get this door open as quickly as possible, and if I can't get it pried
in less than 10 seconds, they should have the pull
already set on the side windows, and they'll be bringing
the strap around. If they get there
before I get it pried, I'll turn it over to them. Torque it like this.
Cool. <i>(Junger)
Johnny, kind of counting on you</i> to get through that door <i>without doing the pulling.</i> Thank you, sir. That is a pry tool. (Baker)
This is one of the pry tools
that we use. It's actually called
a Hooligan tool. Basically, we'll set it
in the opening of the door, use a slammer to set the tool,
which will put it inside, and then use the leverage
of the tool itself to pop the door open. <i>(Claggett)
Johnny, this operation
does hinge on you.</i> I hope you know that. Oh, thank you, Steve.
No pressure. Success lays
at your fingertips. All right. (Baker)
As a father myself,
I can't help but think of the small kids
that are in the house, and how much scarier
it would be for them if I don't get the cage
pried open quickly. To tell you the truth,
whenever I go through the door, I'm assuming
that there is going to be somebody with a gun
on the other side of the door. <i>(man)
Guys, 30 seconds.</i> (Baker)
That's what I'm prepared for. Coming up on our right. There's the house,
right there. There's a camera.
It'll see us coming. (Fuller)
It's aggravating that a family
put those kids in that type of environment,
but they do. Coming up on our right. There's the house
right there. Police! (Baker)
Come on.
Get in there. I played it, guys. It's in the low. Pull hard, John. <i>(Baker)
Pull!</i> Give me help on the pull. <i>(man)
Don't pull. Don't pull.
We're in.</i> <i>We're up. We're up. We're up.</i> (man)
Say, easy, easy, easy. [men shouting] <i>Got children.
Got children.</i> (man)
Got two kids and a lady! Okay, grandma-- Let's come right out, baby.
Everything's okay. Everything's okay. (Claggett)
Being a father, like we all are, when you see kids
inside these locations and you know they're slinging
dope on the inside, it breaks your heart. (woman)
Basically we found
crack cocaine. This is the largest pieces
that we found in there. Basically,
what they're doing is, they're chipping up
the larger pieces. They're selling 10s and 20s
out of this house. This is a weapon that we found
inside the house. It's a shotgun. It was leaning against
the wall behind a door, and the kids had access
to that room, so therefore they had access
to a loaded weapon. The fact that
they found a shotgun in there and a lot of ammunition, that tells us
that we did the right thing. Is there somebody
we can call? <i>And you okay
with your daughter?</i> (Baker)
Now what we want to do
is the best thing for the kids, and that means
finding a family member or a friend of the family, or somebody
that can take care of the kids. You know, it's traumatic
for a small child. You know, it's traumatic,
hard for anybody, but for a small child,
you know, this is something that they're
probably going to remember, and hopefully
they'll remember it to the point where they don't want this
to happen to them as they're growing up. (Emberlin)
Tomorrow night's
the Daddy Daughter Dance, and I promised my daughter
a dress and some new shoes. <i>Hi.</i> <i>(woman)
What can we do for you?</i> We're looking for a dress
for the Daddy Daughter Dance. All right, let's start
looking through here. (Emberlin)
Have to balance my life between my work
and my personal life, and I have to set limits. I can't miss this dance. I like this one. <i>(Emberlin)
You like that one?</i> Mm-hmm. That's your size. You want to try it on? (Emberlin)
She's fired up about
the Daddy Daughter Dance. There's no way I would miss it. She's called me
every day this week to make sure I can make it. Probably more fired up
about her dress than she is the dance right now. <i>(woman)
Ready, Daddy?</i> <i>All right.</i> <i>Come on out.
Got to spin around.</i> <i>You got to do
the whole routine.</i> <i>Yeah, you got
to do the twirl.</i> <i>Spin around.
Let me see that bow.</i> <i>Okay, slow down.
Slow down.</i> Ha. <i>Do you want
to go barefoot,</i> <i>or do you want
to get some shoes?</i> Shoes. <i>You want high heels?</i> Mm-hmm. <i>I don't want you
taller than me.</i> Do you want to go
look in the mirror? Okay, you know what you're
supposed to say now. Nope. "They hurt my feet,
but they look really pretty, so I'll take them." No. You like it? We done it?
Yeah. Looks real nice. (Emberlin)
I love my job, but I don't want
to be defined by it. I want to be known as Dad. <i>Thank you,
ladies.</i> <i>Bye.</i> <i>You have fun
at that dance.</i> <i>Yeah.</i> Thank you. Thank you. (Emberlin)
This is the most painless
shopping spree I've ever been on with a woman. First dress,
first pair of shoes. First and last time,
guaranteed. I've got
the Daddy Daughter Dance to go to tonight, and I've been
telling my daughter I'm not going to let work
get in the way, so hopefully
we'll be done quick. (Junger)
If you guys are ready,
we'll get started. The HIDA group
called and asked if we can execute a warrant. <i>It's a no-knock
federal warrant,</i> <i>and as of right now,
we don't have it.</i> They're trying to get it signed
right now as we speak. (Emberlin)
Looks like it might be a while. ATF has to get
their warrant signed, and sometimes
that can take hours depending on whether they can
find a judge or not. <i>Let me tell you what I know
about this warrant so far.</i> This guy's been armed
in past deals with a lot of guns. He's a high-level dealer, <i>dealing in large quantities
of cocaine,</i> <i>namely, crack.</i> This suspect, a black male, evidently, he's a tall,
skinny guy, is how it was put to me. <i>He's going to be inside.
His mother lives there.</i> No children, no bars. He's heavily armed. Our target's
the second one over. <i>It's a white brick house
with red trim.</i> <i>one other thing
that the HIDA group told us</i> <i>is that everybody in this
neighborhood's involved.</i> It just takes
a simple phone call, <i>let them know
they got police coming,</i> <i>and next thing you know,</i> <i>we've lost our element
of surprise.</i> (Claggett)
"Good eye"
is a slang term we use for people that dealers hire. When they see
raid vehicles coming up, they'll notify the dealer
inside the house so they can either escape
or destroy the drug evidence. So we're going to have to hit it
with a lot of speed on this one. <i>(Junger)
Sergeant Fuller's
Charlie side team</i> will lead us up. The Alpha side entry team,
we're going to stop short, and then we'll approach together
in a column of two on foot. (Emberlin)
We're just
working out the coordination of coming
from two different directions so we don't drive in front
of the location and give ourselves up. <i>(Junger)
The reason
why we don't want</i> <i>both APCs just pulling up:</i> Number one, they're loud. Number two, <i>that Delta side
of this target,</i> <i>there's no windows,</i> and so it's a blind approach
if we get out and walk on foot. We're actually going
to disembark off the APCs a little bit farther away
than we normally do so we can remain stealth all the way up
to the front porch. So if you guys will break up <i>with your team leaders,</i> work out any little things
you guys want to work out, <i>and once
the warrant's signed,</i> we'll execute
and move out from there. This one is. Yeah, this is our target
right here. <i>You want to go
through that now?</i> <i>Yeah, see, if we could
dump off your--</i> Wait till everybody's
in position. No. <i>Bravo team right here.</i> Hey, guys, listen up. <i>That was the HIDA group
that just called.</i> <i>They're fixing to walk</i> into the judges' chambers
in about two minutes. <i>They should know something here
pretty soon.</i> (Emberlin)
Got a big date tonight. Taking Elise
to the Daddy Daughter Dance, and if this
drags on much longer, I'm definitely going
to be late tonight, if I get there at all. It's not looking good. Right now we don't
have the warrant. (Emberlin)
Got a big night planned tonight. Taking Elise
to the Daddy Daughter Dance if this warrant
doesn't run long. Hey, give me a call back
after it gets signed. They're fixing to walk
into the judge's chambers in about two minutes. (Emberlin)
If this drags on much longer, I'm definitely going
to be late tonight, if I get there at all. It's not looking good. (man)
You're looking good, man. This is
an exact-impact munition. It's a less lethal round. If we have a combative
armed suspect with, say, an edged weapon
or something like that. It's not nonlethal.
It's less lethal. (Emberlin)
They talked about guys
that they arrested in the area, and they're all afraid
of this cat, so he's got himself a reputation
for being scary. Nothing scares me. It's about three minutes
from here. <i>Second left turn.</i> (man)
Target's on the other side here. (man)
I see. Everybody's coming home. (man)
Stand by, guys. 20s are up. Police! I'm down with you, Johnny.
I'm with you. boom! Watch for bang. boom! Coming left.
Take. boom! Stand by.
Go. [commotion] <i>Check in here again, guys.</i> <i>Check it out.</i> (Emberlin)
We're in the secondary search
phase right now. We got to make sure
he's not in there. (Claggett)
The intelligence was that these people knew a bunch of other people
in the neighborhood, and they were kind
of all working in concert, so in doing that,
they have a chance to hide. Anybody in this bedroom? Suspect may have gone
in the attic. Maybe they saw some footprints
going up or something, or I don't know. (McIntire)
They're knocking some
sheetrock down in the garage to get a peek up in that attic. We never take it for granted
that they can't get up there. We didn't locate anybody inside, so narcotics is going
to go ahead and do their search, look for evidence. We've got
a couple weapons inside. We've got this shotgun here that looks like it's used
exclusively to commit offenses. It's got a bag taped to it to catch the shotgun shells so he doesn't leave
any evidence behind. (Claggett)
In every operation we do,
we want to find suspects. We want to get them
off the street. If we don't, you know,
the way I look at it is, it's still a good deal because
we've made an impression on-- We made an impression
on the neighborhood. We'll catch up to him later on. Guys like this
don't stay hidden forever. Put your dress on. What about my shoes? Here's your shores,
and you need your pantyhose. Tights. Right,
tights, sorry. <i>They're called tights.</i> (Emberlin)
Going to the
Daddy Daughter Dance tonight, and Elise
just got her new dress, and she's putting it on
back there in her bedroom. She has to shut the door
all the time. She's very private. [knocks on door] Daddy? <i>Yeah?</i> Can I come in? <i>Hang on just a second.</i> Whoa, you look nice. Elise means everything to me. You know? You never know what love is
until you have a child. How do I look?
Look all right? Good enough to go
on a date with? You learn true,
pure love with a child. I always get nervous
before a big date. You ready?
Mm-hmm. Let's go. [dance music] It's nice to be able
to get away from work and come out here and unwind. Get to be with Elise. Good to see her
out here having fun and seeing her so happy. This is my number one priority
right here, taking care of her,
being a good dad. He's a good dancer. Thank you. You're welcome. You're the only girl
that's ever told me that. You have fun?
Yes. Well, I had fun too. I love my daddy very much. [chuckles] You want to drive? No. Then I'm going to have
to put you in the back. [laughing] Grarr. You're riding in the back. You know, basically at this age,
they sleep so much that they're really easy
to take care of. Give them a month or so, and then it gets
a little bit harder. [boy shouts] <i>Then they're like that.</i> <i>Run through the house screaming</i> about 90% of the day. [boy screams] Colton, Colton, hey. [knock at door] We don't want
to wake the baby. Hey, you guys.
Come on in. <i>(man)
Johnny.</i> <i>(Baker)
How are you?</i> Got any food?
Richard. No, I thought
y'all were bringing food. Steve. <i>Uh-oh.
Got a gun.</i> You're disarmed, mister. <i>(Winter)
I didn't know
you were coming too.</i> Give me a hug. Pretty boy. <i>(Winter)
Get some love too.</i> (Baker)
You know, SWAT team,
it is a family. It's closer
than just friendship. <i>(Winter)
See, you do that good.</i> Don't start. (Baker)
You know, we know everything
about each other. After getting up every day
at 3:00 in the morning, he'll miss us pretty quick. [laughs] Mom, I'm going to have you
take a picture of me and John, the baby,
and the guys.
