(man)
Police search warrant. [glass shatters] [explosis] [siren wails] We just took fire. Get me a long gun over here. <i> (man)
And if they shot
at an officer once,</i> they're going to do it again. <i> (man)
Yeah, this is more</i> than just
a self-defense weapon. This is for doing damage. I just found out
that my wife's pregnant. I mean, it really made me think,
because I've never had to really deal
with anything like that before. Come here, baby.
It's okay. [child wails] It's go time. [loud crash] [rock music] (man)
Barricaded suspect, armed and dangerous. (man)
Suspect is inside. (man)
We're going to hit
the ground running. (man)
♪ Adrenaline's running higher. ♪ ♪ Strap the metal to my back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ Just you try
to push me away, ♪ ♪ 'cause you know I'll stay. ♪ ♪ My aim is true. ♪ ♪ ♪ [weight clanks] (Huth)
I'm the supervisor
for the 1910 squad. I supervise six operators
in my squad. And our mission is to execute drug search warrants
on drug houses. Obviously,
strength and endurance is extremely important due to the amount of weight
we have to carry and the heavy lifting
involved in our job. It only takes one time of running up 5 flights
of stairs carrying a 40-pound ram
and 6-pound vest and smacking
a fortified door to realize you got to be in really
good shape to do this job. [hoop rattles] [basketball thumping] [shouting]
Come on. Uh-oh. (Huth)
All these guys
are like brothers. It's like an extended family. We spend more time
with each other than we do
our own families, so we come to rely
on each other. The decisions I make, they have to be willing
to bet their life that they're going
to be the right decisions. There's a lot
of great jobs out there, but leading these guys
is the absolute best for me. That's game. How in the hell
did you do that? [laughs] [rock music] (Huth)
Are you getting
ready to brief? [rubber band snaps] [laughter] [rubber band snaps] (man)
Yeah, there you go. (Huth)
It's typical,
these guys goofing off in the briefing room,
trying to keep it loose, blowing off some steam. It's a pretty
high-stress job, so that's good. I like
to see them doing that. But one thing
I know about them is, when it's time
to get down to business, they put their game faces on,
and we go to work. <i>All right,
is everybody here?</i> Okay, we're serving
a no-knock search warrant. Our suspect's known
to carry a concealed weapon in his right-front pants pocket:
silver semiauto handgun. <i> He drives a black
Pontiac Grand Prix.</i> <i> This warrant's going
to be executed</i> <i> at the conclusion
of a confirmation buy.</i> The undercover detectives are
going to contact the suspect. They've been dealing
with him for a while. He's comfortable with them. They're going to go ahead and make another
drug buy from him. <i>We're going to set up
and wait for the detective</i> to give us the word
that he's made the purchase and they've tracked this guy
back to his house, and then
we're going to hit it. No questions.
Let's go down and tac out <i> and get ready to roll.</i> [gun snaps] [Velcro rasps] (Farris)
Yeah, it's dangerous out here,
doing what we do. Um, I just found out that
I'm going to be a new father. So it's really given me
a lot of stuff to think about. I love this job, and I've been doing it
for a long time, but I don't have
just myself to worry about now. I got someone else
that's going to rely on me. [suspenseful music] ♪ ♪ [man on radio] Right now, we're waiting
on the bad guy. He's mobile.
He's out rolling around. He's going to meet up
with our UC. <i> We got kind of a good chance
of catching this guy.</i> We've got the helicopter
on board. [helicopter whirring] (Huth)
If he tries to run,
there's no way that this guy's going
to be able to elude them. He can take all the turns
he wants to, but the helicopter's overhead. He's not getting away. The ideal scenario is,
he does the deal, goes back the house. We get the house.
We get him in the house. <i> However, if he doesn't go back
to the house,</i> <i> we're going
to probably go ahead,</i> initiate a felony car check
on him, try to take him off. [suspenseful music] ♪ ♪ [man over radio] Copy that.
1910 squad's ready. [suspenseful music] ♪ ♪ Hey, 1030 squad,
did he park? What did he do? [man over radio] [man over radio] [radio beeps] <i> [man over radio]
Let's try to take him
at the market parking lot.</i> <i> We're going to try
to roll in.</i> We don't want him
inside the market. Wait till he comes out. (Huth)
Okay. (Farris)
Police department!
Let me see your hands. <i> Get your hands up.</i> <i> Get out of the car.</i> <i> (Huth)
Down, down,
down, down, down.</i> (man)
Ah, mind my wrist, man. [moaning]
Oh...ah... Put your hand
behind your back. Something's dragging
on his belly there too. (Huth)
You got a gun on you? No, I ain't got
no gun. (Farris)
We're looking for you. You got three felony warrants
out for your arrest. For what? For drugs. You got a bag of crack and a big thing of marijuana
in your car. 1910 to all crews.
Suspect's in custody. <i> [helicopter whirring]</i> [man over radio] We need to roll. Somebody left this parking lot
in a big hurry running in the direction
of the residence we're about to smack. We're looking at a potentially
much more dangerous situation. We don't want them
to have time to barricade themselves
in there or possibly arm themselves. Start passing these people off. We're going to roll. Let's go. (Huth) No-knock warrant. Flash bang ready. <i> [helicopter whirring]</i> (man)
Police search warrant! [door bangs] <i> (Farris)
Police search warrant.</i> [explosion] [indistinct shouts] <i> (man)
Clear!</i> Out. (man)
Police department
open the door. [edgy percussive music] ♪ ♪ <i> [helicopter whirring]</i> (Huth)
There's nobody home. Either they got tipped off, or they scooted out
of here pretty quick, because TV's still on. Somebody left in a hurry. But the important thing
is that we got our suspect, we got all the currency
we were looking for, and we got all the drugs. Huge house, which now we're
going to start the processing, which is going to involve all my guys searching,
logging, cataloging, so there's a lot of boxes
got to be gone through. We're looking at a couple hours
of work here just in logging everything. (Farris)
The fun part takes
about 10, 15 minutes. Then you got all this stuff
that's not so fun. One box containing six rounds
out of the basement off of a nightstand. Magazines. <i> Now we're looking
for the gun.</i> (man)
When we searched
the interior, we located a large bag
of marijuana. (Farris)
This some crack cocaine that we took off of the seller. Located the buy money. I'm getting ready to call our undercover
and verify that this is our buy money. It came off of our seller. We're just putting
a few more nails into his coffin
at this point. [jazzy electronic music] ♪ ♪ <i>(Farris)
Janelle and I have been married
for two years,</i> and we are expecting
our first child. <i>We're going
to the doctor today.</i> <i>Hopefully we're
going to get</i> some sort of sonogram
or get to hear a heartbeat. With that, we'll be able
to tell our parents that she's pregnant. We're kind of waiting
till everything's okay before we spread the news. <i>I got a pretty
close family,</i> so it's kind of hard
not telling them, because they know
how much we want children, and they can't wait for us
to have children. <i>(Janelle)
We had a couple
miscarriages.</i> <i>And then we've done</i> a little bit
of fertility stuff. And our second time around,
here we are. Seems like
it's taken forever. And, I mean, I have learned
a lot, just this whole process. I mean, it's amazing <i> anybody gets pregnant
at all.</i> Usually it's just people
get drunk and it happens, but... <i>[Janelle laughs]</i> We tried that,
and it didn't work either. <i>[Janelle laughs]</i> So you're doing fine. <i>(Janelle)
Yep, doing good.</i> All right, well,
we should be able to hear
your little child today. Should be able hear it
way back there. Yep. Yep. Yep. Wow. It's real. The baby sounds good, and so pretty much
it's downhill from here. <i>So take care
of yourself.</i> <i> (Janelle)
Thank you very much.</i> Sure. You're awesome. Bring the baby by. Yeah. <i> Yes, definitely.</i> That was pretty wild, just a real quiet noise
in the background. But, yeah,
that was awesome. It's what
we wanted to hear. <i> I've got to head into work,</i> got kind of a big warrant
to do today. <i> Chip's off.</i> <i> My sergeant's off today,</i> <i> so I have
to do the briefing,</i> get this baby stuff
out of my head and get my mind right. <i> We're looking for</i> Benjamin Morris,
black male, 10/5 of '57. Our suspect today
is a mid-level dealer. <i> He's been know to be armed
and dangerous in the past.</i> If we make entry on the house,
find any sort of weapons, he'll be looking
at a federal charge, which is some serious time. <i> It looks like this could be
kind of a difficult warrant:</i> <i> kids, yes;
dogs, yes; guns, yes.</i> <i> Fortification is possible.</i> All right, go down
and meet up with districts <i> and go do this
before this guy leaves.</i> [edgy techno music] ♪ ♪ We're just trying to hustle up
and get down there before he leaves, get him done,
get him out of the way, so we can move on
to the next project. ♪ ♪ Oh, I'm all right. <i> (man)
Yeah, yeah.</i> <i> (Farris)
One, two, three, four,</i> <i> five, six, seven, eight,</i> <i> nine with the vehicle.</i> Let's pull in. (Farris)
Crank it out. Got it. [dogs barking] (Farris)
Tool and ram. [dogs barking] [metal clinks] (Farris)
Police department
search warrant. [ram clunks] (man)
We need the ram. (man)
Go through. (Farris)
Police department
search warrant. [loud pop] (Farris)
What was that? (man)
Gunshot, guys.
Shot coming out! Shot coming
out the window. (man)
Out, out.
Pull them out. Pull away! [explosion] Out, pull them out, Owen. Pull away! [explosion] (Farris)
All of us are okay
at this time. Who's out back? I'm calling
an operation 100. Spread out! [dogs barking] Spread out
and take the perimeter. Give me a long gun
over here. <i> [sirens wailing]</i> <i> [helicopter whirring]</i> <i> (Farris)
Officer in the back,</i> <i> take good cover.</i> <i> [helicopter whirring]</i> 1911, we just took fire when we entered the residence. We have a barricaded party. We need to start tac. Throw me your keys. (Farris)
We called in
our tactical response team. Our specialty is serving
narcotics search warrants. We're not equipped
to handle a barricaded party, which is what this
has turned out to be, so they're going to show up
and bring in their armored cars. They're going to deploy snipers
and a cover team. They're going to relieve us. <i> [man over radio]
An operation 100 call
at this location.</i> <i> And just for your FYI,</i> <i> there are three members
of 70 squad</i> <i> that were sent in
with a warrant.</i> <i> We are at the location
taking the perimeter right now.</i> [sirens wailing] We're here at the assembly point
for our command post. [magazine clicks] It's roughly
just a block and a half east of the incident. It's close enough
that nobody here is in any kind of direct danger, but it's
at a reasonable distance that we can respond there
with any of our assets. CP to 380 or 370. It's go time. [police radio squawking] <i> [helicopter whirring]</i> <i> [man #1 over police radio]
Copy that.</i> <i> [man #2 over radio]
171 and D4 elevated.</i> <i> [helicopter whirring]</i> (Farris)
We just got relieved
by our tactical response team. We pulled up the hill
a little bit. We're still out here
at the scene trying to pass on
some information to the other guys. And then we're going
to load up here. We're going to go back
to the command post. If you look, there's,
like, four or five holes that are spaced
sporadically. Well, I looked,
and there's a-- Gun's in. Insulation floating
right by my face. <i> (man)
Well, that's when
I called it.</i> I was like... I've been down here
almost five years, and this my first time
experiencing on entry taking fire like this. Our squad's done for the day, so we're just going
to head on home and hang out
with our families. Let's get out of here. [police radio squawks] armody)
Basically, what
they're setting up right now are freestanding cameras. We have a couple of them,
and they can give the command post, basically,
a bird's-eye view of what's going on. This is
our remote camera system. It's portable. It's one of the first tools
that we deploy. It's a wireless camera
that is controlled from the command post, so it's sending a signal
back to the command post so the three captains
can see what's going on. It puts them in real time
right with us. It gives us
the ability to zoom in 24 times stronger
than the human eye. It allows us to operate in an
area up to 3/4 of a mile away from the command post. <i> [helicopter whirring]</i> [generator humming] If those are bullet holes, one of them just missed
getting shot by inches. Do you want to go around? I'd like to try
the farthest spot. (Carmody)
Well, myself
and Sergeant Bill Brown are going to respond over to the A2 side
of the house, and look for an appropriate
point to deploy gas. Okay, that might be
the best we can do. <i> (Brown)
If it'll go through.</i> Copy. 370's en route
to pick up water. The ideal situation
is to get them to come out on their own. [over loudspeaker]
It's in your best interest. Just come to the front door
with your hands up <i> and make contact
with the officers.</i> Sometimes
when we show up on an op, we don't know what
that suspect's intentions are. If they've already
shot at officers, then, you know,
when we're arriving here, we know
what their intentions are. So we gear ourselves up
and plan to know that there's nine chances
out of ten if they shot
at an officer once, they're going to do it again. <i> [Cowdrey over loudspeaker]
Benjamin, you're the reason
we're doing this.</i> <i> All you have to do is come
in front of your house</i> <i> with your hands up.</i> <i> Come on, Benjamin.</i> <i> It's going
to get nasty here, man.</i> (Brown)
It's been scorching. And it hasn't been in spurts. You know, we've gone
with 100-degree weather for a week,
two weeks straight. (man)
How hot do you think it is
in here right now? I know I'm not
as hot as you. <i>About 105, 110.</i> I know it's hot. <i> [Cowdrey over loudspeaker]
Benjamin, come on, man.</i> <i> Just come
to the front of the house</i> <i> with your hands up.</i> <i> We can't do this
all night long.</i> [foreboding music] ♪ ♪ Well, right now we're getting
ready to get into position so that we can deploy
some OC gas, and that's just basically
a pepper-based irritant that's going to make it
uncomfortable for anybody inside. Hopefully, it'll make him
want to come out pretty quick. [loud pop] [glass shatters] [loud pop] [canister clinks and hisses] Gas can't be tasting
too good right now. <i> [helicopter whirring]</i> We're just--we're not getting
anything with him. All right, thanks.
Bye. (Heimer)
Suspects in the past have chosen
to take their own lives. Some have chosen to hide and then give up
when they're located. Some have actually chosen
to engage the police in a gun battle or some
other type of confrontation. <i> [man over radio]
Have a person
break through the attic.</i> Just about what, five,
little over five hours. [ominous music] ♪ ♪ (Carmody)
We've cut the power
to his house, and we've introduced gas
to the structure. [loud pop] He's not responding
to any of those, so there's a good chance
we're going to have to go ahead and attempt to make entry. Well, right now,
they're hooking the winch from the Bear armored vehicle
up to the Cadillac that's in the driveway, the intention being
pulling the Cadillac out of the driveway
and out of the way to allow us
to access the garage door. [edgy music] ♪ ♪ (man)
Yes. [loud crash] [dog barks] They're going to have <i> to attack something
about right there.</i> [loud crash] <i> [dog barks]</i> <i> [garage door creaks]</i> A good tactical entry is like
a well-orchestrated ballet. It's got flow and rhythm, and it's just
a beautiful thing to watch. (Carmody)
Right now,
the entry team's masking up. We're going to make entry
into the front of the house. We're going to try to make entry
through the garage. [suspenseful music] ♪ ♪ (Carmody)
The suspect was found deceased in a small closet
in the basement from a self-inflicted
gunshot wound. He apparently shot himself
in the head with a .357 revolver. A lot of the guys
are pretty tired. It's after midnight. This thing lasted
over eight hours. It lasted a long time, and we used every single person
that we had. The guys that served the warrant
this afternoon got real lucky. I saw where
the bullet holes were, and just imagining
where they were standing, that was a real close one. It's not the way we want
these things to end, but it happens that way. That's the, I think, fourth,
maybe the fifth one that's ended that way
this summer, so I don't know. Jail must be pretty bad
these days. <i> (man)
Ready?</i> Ready.
Let's go. (Farris)
I was calling to see
if you had any updates. Where'd
they find him at? Found him
in a storage room with a self-inflicted
gunshot wound to the head. He was dead
at the scene. (Janelle)
When Owen called me and told me
he was shot at, I was a little bit
concerned, um...especially now that
there's a child on the way. I mean,
I always worry about him, but I don't
let him know that. [bowls clatter] He works
with a great group of guys, so I know they have
each other's backs. It did hit home
when he was shot at. (Farris)
Getting the news
that I'm going to be a dad and then, you know,
the next day going to work
and getting shot at, I mean, not right away,
it didn't hit me. But, I mean,
kind of thinking back and looking at it now,
it's a lot different, I mean, knowing
that I'm going to be a father and the job I do
and the risks I take. [percussive rock music] ♪ ♪ It waited until now
to get hot, Gary. It's been cool all day. ♪ ♪ We are right now going by
to look at a residence that we're going
to serve a search warrant on for the detectives. <i> We're just trying
to get an idea</i> and the layout of it,
so we can go back and brief the squad. <i> This work is in regard</i> to several drug purchases <i> that were made
from this suspect.</i> Detectives got on to him
and started working with him and dealing with him,
and we're in a position now that they're comfortable
making an arrest. <i>That one,
that's our target house.</i> We just went
by the residence here, took a look at it. Looks like
pretty simple access. <i> One thing that we know</i> <i> from talking
with the detectives</i> and looking at the affidavit is,
this gentleman in question always carries
a weapon with him. We're executing
a no-knock search warrant. It's a white house
with brown trim. We execute
a no-knock search warrant on a residence
when we know that there's guns or people that are known
to be violent in that residence. <i> This gentleman,
he does carry weapons.</i> He's known
to carry a gun at all times. <i> Our nearest hospital--
if anything were to happen,</i> <i> we were going to transport
one of our own--</i> <i> is Research.</i> We're about 60 seconds
from the hospital, <i> so it's a good place
to be for us.</i> <i> Get dressed, guys.</i> I'm the point man,
which is basically the first person
through the door once we enter the house,
pick the best route, put people down on the ground
and just search the house. This is our first warrant since our last incident
where we took some fire, so I think that's in the back
of everybody's head. (Huth)
They've all went and talked
to the police psychologist. She signed off on them, saying that they're all
still probably as crazy as they were
before any of that happened but actually good enough
to keep working. Whew, see that sweat
coming off my brow? (Huth)
I don't expect you guys
to change anything. You did exactly the right thing
the other day. You do exactly the right thing
every time. We can't be any more cautious
than we always are. We can't control
the suspect's actions. We only control ours. Anybody can shoot at us
at any time. Nothing we can do
about that. (Farris)
The guy's known to be armed
inside the house. [suspenseful music] ♪ ♪ Three, two, one. (Ferris)
Police department
search warrant! (man)
Police search warrant. <i> [child wails]</i> <i> (Farris)
Get down. Get down.</i> <i> Police search warrant.</i> <i> (man)
All right!</i> <i> (Farris)
All right.</i> <i> Police department
search warrant.</i> <i> [indistinct shouts]</i> <i> (man)
Police search warrant.</i> <i> Search warrant,
get down on the ground.</i> <i> [scuffling]</i> <i> (man)
Police search warrant.</i> <i> [child wails]</i> [child wailing] Come here, baby.
It's okay. [child wailing] It's all right, buddy. Yeah, it's okay. Yeah, it's all right. You're just a little big guy,
aren't you? Yeah. Let's get you
out of here. Here you go,
buddy, buddy. We'll sit in the van.
Hi, little guy. <i> (Huth)
From the looks of it now,</i> where we're at, I think we got our suspect
in custody, matches the description
of the suspect we were given. We had a little small child
in the front room. Didn't have any idea
about kids. I'm the last guy in
on this particular deal, so I just
picked up the child and stepped outside
with it. In the process
of searching the house for anybody else, they located another child,
a smaller infant, that was in like
a little bouncy chair and also took that child out and turned both children
over to our detectives just temporarily,
for their safety. (Huth)
I'm glad big Mike was ramming, because he knocked
the thing open in one hit. (man)
Police search warrant. [loud bang] [child wails] Because I wouldn't want to deploy
the flash bang in there. We had a little small child
in the front room. It was nice to be able
to use some of our technology and our tactics
to provide for our safety, but the safety of those children
come before even our safety. We'll take more risks
to keep those kids safe. Oh, it always sucks
when there's kids in the house. I mean, unfortunately,
it's nothing new, but--I don't know. That's the only part
that I'd say kind of bothers me about the job, is the kids. They don't know any better. They don't know
what's going on. It's scary for them, usually. Trafficking narcotics,
and the poor kids are just right
in the middle of it. (Huth)
We got our suspect in custody. They made several buys
from this guy. He's already looking
at some time on that. Turns out,
he's a convicted felon. He's in possession
of a bulletproof vest and a loaded firearm. Convicted felons are not
allowed to possess firearms or bulletproof vests. That's an automatic
federal charge there. He is not allowed to have that
under federal guidelines, so this guy's looking
at some time. (Farris)
Yeah, I mean,
I felt a little more tension, being the first one
through the door again for the first time after. But making this corner and counting out
those final three counts, yeah, I mean, my heart rate
went up a little bit. By the time we got
to the porch, we went in, it was just kind
of business as usual. And you forget about it.
You know, you have to. I'm glad this one's
out of the way. I feel better. I'm sure everybody else
is the same way. (Huth)
We served just over 450 drug search warrants
last year, and we don't show any sign
of slowing down this year. <i>Every day, you know,
the same thing.</i> We're out here
kicking in these doors, taking these people to jail. <i> The drug trade is
just absolutely out of control.</i> You know, we can sit back and twiddle our thumbs
and resign ourselves to the fact that we're
never going to stop this stuff, or we can get out there
and try to get our hands dirty and dig in
and make a difference. That's what everybody
in my unit tries to do. <i> (man)
About ten days
or so ago,</i> we got a little bit
of dope from this house. <i> It came from a guy
by the name of Farhad Soltani.</i> <i> We had negotiated that</i> <i> what I would do is,
I would go into the house</i> look at the dope,
come back out to the car and get the money
and then go back in. He told me, you know, <i> "If you go in,
you see a bunch of guns,</i> <i> "don't freak out.</i> <i> They're there all the time."</i> <i> He could be just saying that</i> just to give me the willies, or they could actually
have a lot of guns. <i> Right now at this point,</i> <i> we don't know
which house he's at.</i> (Hamilton)
We can go over this again
as well. These two
are linked together in this investigation in belief that
this is the supply house for this location here. <i> Guns, probable;
kids, unknown;</i> <i> dogs, yes.</i> (Huth)
We're going to be executing two search warrants
simultaneously this morning. Pauly's squad's going
to hit one location while my squad hits the other. Basically, the problem here is, we've dealt with this guy
at both locations. We don't know
where he's going to be at. We can't get an eye on him.
We can't locate him. (Huth)
From the briefing
that we got, we know to expect a lot of guns and drugs
possibly from this guy, and we're for sure
that he goes armed. There's no doubt about that. There's going to be weapons. (Farris)
Hey, you guys, be careful. You too. [suspenseful music] ♪ ♪ (man)
Police department
search warrant. Open the door. <i> (man)
Police search warrant!</i> <i> Open the door.</i> (man)
Get on the ground. <i> [child wails]</i> [battering ram clatters] [loud bang] (man)
There you go.
Good one. (man)
Police search warrant! <i> (woman)
What are you doing?</i> (man)
Get on the ground! Put your hands
behind your back. [wails]
I don't understand
what's happening. I don't understand
what's happening. Do you think bawling
like that's helping anything? Oh, f[...] you. I don't know
what's going on. If you don't tell me
what's going on, how am I
supposed to know? Oh, my God,
I swear to God I don't know. Oh, my God,
I hope you are so happy, because you guys are going
to be in so much trouble. I have no idea
what is going on. I just got word
from Pauly on the radio. They got the suspect in custody
at the second location, so everything right now
is going according to plan; start the process of going
through and cataloging evidence. I was just using the rest room when I heard
a f[...] big-ass boom. And [...] I come out
to the front door, and I was naked. Well, I'm a car dealer,
and I don't know. They're saying I deal drugs,
so, you know, hopefully the truth
will come out. I don't even live here. I just stay here
sometimes. Are you going
to treat me like this when this isn't
my f[...] house? Baby, baby, chill out. (Masters)
In the master bedroom, we call
it the southwest bedroom, there's--underneath
the box springs, there's a assault rifle
and looks like a .357. (Hernandez)
It's an A--
it appears to be an SKS. This is more of a-- more than just
a self-defense weapon. This is for doing damage. This is a Ruger .44 caliber that was also underneath the bed
with that weapon. Luckily for us, he told us that we scared him coming in the house today,
so he didn't grab that. So that's something that
we're up against all the time. At this point in the execution
of the search warrant, we've recovered
a good quantity of marijuana out of a vehicle outside
that's registered to the owner here at the residence. We've also got several
firearms in the residence, one of which
is responding back as stolen. All in all,
it's going well. We're getting some dope,
we're getting some bad guys, and that's what we need to do. Step on up in there. Watch your head. It's a--yeah,
it's about a pound of marijuana that's inside this bag. It could be a little more
or a little less. A lot of this currency
was recovered under the stove, so he-- again, this is
another good indication of how drug dealers
conceal their currency and their products. They hide them in places where it's hard to get to,
number one, and in a location
where people, they think, hopefully won't be looking. Well, it was
another successful warrant. We got the bad guy in custody, we took some guns
off the street, and we got his drugs. So, all in all,
quite pleased with the outcome. (Farris)
Today we're down here celebrating
my father's 65th birthday with my family. We all got together
down at my sister's restaurant and her husband's, Jazz,
down on State Line Road. We're also going
to drop the news that my wife and I are expecting
our first child, so pretty exciting. I'm ready
to get this off my chest. <i> [kids shouting]</i> Matty, here. [lively conservation] Make a wish. [cheers and applause] <i> (Farris)
We got the family out here.</i> When you get some time <i>and get through
cooking up everything,</i> after, I'm going to make
a kind of an announcement. An announcement,
a big one, I think I know
what that is, but I'll probably
hold the secret. You'll keep the secret.
Okay. That's awesome. I got a little
inkling, maybe. <i>[laughs]</i> [lively conversation] "Happy Birthday.
Sorry I'm not here <i> "to celebrate
your birthday this year,</i> "but I will be here
next year. <i> I can't wait to meet you.
Love, baby Farris."</i> I can't believe it. Oh, my God. [shrieks] [applause] Oh, my God. Been holding it in
for a few days now. Easy, Mom. We'll find out
in two weeks. All right.
Congratulations. Happy birthday. (Farris)
I feel better telling everybody and being able to tell him like
this on my dad's birthday is pretty important,
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