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[ominous music]

[dark country music]

[reel clicking]

[guitar riffing]

- Happy Fourth.

[fireworks] [people hooting]

[pool balls clacking]

[jetski splashing]

- [Officer] I have a witness.

- Hi mom.

- Get down!

- Police!

If you're in here make yourself known.

- Oh man.

Looks like you struck a deer.

- [Man] We did.

- This puppy is under arrest.

- Get out of the car.

- I gotta ask,

why's your zipper down?

- How you doing?

- Thanks buddy.

- You need to have compassion.

You need to understand where people are coming from.

- Thank you for not being a jerk.

- Now it's a party.

[upbeat guitar music]

- It's BikeFest.

This is my favorite event of the year.

I love walking up and down and looking at the motorcycles.

You know, these guys are buying alcohol.

They're spending their money at restaurants.

They're spending their money at t-shirt shops.

They're spending their money at Airbnbs,

spending all kinds of money down here.

It's fun.

Normally it's peaceful.

The participants are usually a lot better

than a normal summer crowd we have.

These guys are mostly respectful, decent people,

but I think it was about four years ago now,

it was a Bike Night, like the end of June.

They don't do it anymore,

but kinda like how we do Hot Summer Nights

where it's a car show,

they did bike night where it was a bike show.

There was a fatal shooting.

[gun shots firing]

Ever since then, we take it a little more seriously.

- This is the last major event of the summer

and this is the biggest event of our year.

It's gonna be elbow to elbow.

- [Craig] We'll have close

to a hundred thousand bikes here.

- There'll be nothing but motorcycle

after motorcycle up and down the strip.

It's a really neat event, but it's also an event

we have to have eyes open.

- [Craig] You have a lot of people

that have been drinking all day long.

You have some of the criminal element

that maybe your outlaw biker clubs bring to the table.

We ask agencies to send extra help to us.

Anywhere up to 10 agencies

are going to be involved in some way with BikeFest.

[motorcycle rumbling]

- We kinda take a deep breath

and we brace ourselves for what's coming.

[motorcycles revving]

[dark acoustic guitar music]

- [Huff] Okay, I'll go over there.

[police siren blaring]

Oh man.

All right. This your bike, sir?

- [Huff] So obviously the bag, the speaker,

what else is damaged?

- [Huff] That's it?

- All right, watch out guys.

The po-po's gonna be pulling in here.

- [Woman] Okay.

Oh, in here? Okay.

- No, no, you're good. Watch out brother.

- He pulled out in front of him?

- [Huff] All right.

- Yeah.

- Well.

- I know.

- Guys, can you please get back please?

Thank you.

- It sounds like a DWI.

However, obviously this is not the location

to do fields on, so we're gonna have an officer

come pick him up and transport him

to a safer location to do fields.

- Huh?

- We got units down there dealing with him right now.

So, sounds like he's drunk.

If he is drunk, he's going to jail.

- [Biker] Thank you for all you're doing.

- Thank you brother.

- Appreciate it. - I appreciate you.

Still out here, huh?

- That's Waldo.

Where's Waldo?

That's, we found him.

I've been reading those books since I was a kid

and he was here the whole time.

[acoustic guitar music]

[engine humming]

- Photo shoot?

- You know actually is a really good place

to take pictures of vehicles like that.

My husband did it with his patrol car,

is over there by the dam.

- Yeah. When you go up to the Rooftop. What's up?

- No drinking, right?

- Good.

- Nice.

- Good, I'm glad.

You guys have a good night.

- See you. You too.

I arrested him for DWI. [chuckles]

We ended up dropping it.

Being young like that, making stupid choices,

it's part of being a kid, you know.

We all make dumb choices at that age.

So I was actually kind of happy

'cause he was very respectful.

He was a kind kid.

Just made a dumb choice.

I mean, he's got a breathalyzer.

He was proud of it.

Good for him.

So I saw a vehicle

that appeared to have their bright lights on

and they were not maintaining their lane.

So we're gonna try to catch up.

We'll follow behind 'em.

It looks like they're gonna turn over here.

[turn signal clicking]

I mean this guy's swerving in his lane.

We'll let him turn in here.

[suspenseful music]

[officer on radio]

- [Dispatcher] Go ahead.

[officer on radio]

- Hey, how's it going?

- Good. I'm Officer Carson

with the Osage Beach Police Department.

- Reason I stopped you is you were,

when you passed me on OB Parkway, you were swerving.

- [Carson] Didn't see very good? All right.

- Okay. Where you guys headed? Over here?

- [Carson] I do smell alcohol. Did you have a drink with-

- [Carson] You didn't drink? Did you have a drink?

- Okay.

- Okay.

So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna remove you from the car

since I can smell the alcohol,

I'm gonna have you come sit with me in my car.

- [Carson] So I'm gonna have you go to the passenger seat

for me, okay? - [Driver] Okay.

- [Carson] Like I said, I just,

that way we can separate you from the smell.

- The alcohol does?

- Yeah, I think it makes everybody's stomach sick

eventually. [chuckling]

So I can still smell a little bit of alcohol.

I'm gonna do HGN,

check your eyes to make sure you're not impaired.

All right, so I'm gonna have you step out.

- [Carson] No, I don't smell it super strong.

We're just gonna double check.

Don't lean on the car.

I'm gonna have you stand with your feet together

and your arms down at your side, okay?

- [Carson] Take a step forward for me.

- There you go. Feet all the way together.

Toe to toe, heel to heel.

I'm gonna get close to you like I'm gonna touch you,

but I'm not gonna touch you, okay?

I'm gonna have you look at my finger

with your eyes and your eyes only.

Okay? Can you see my finger?

- [Driver] Mm-hmm.

- Okay. Don't move your head. We're gonna begin.

- [Carson] With your eyeballs.

- Don't move your head.

Keep following.

You having trouble balancing, man?

Because you're swaying pretty good.

- Secure, I'll be 10-6 on fields.

I'm not quite getting you to follow my finger.

- [Carson] So it's hard for me to see what's going on, okay?

- And you're swaying quite a bit while you're standing.

- [Carson] Yeah, go ahead and sit in your car, ma'am.

- Can you see if 9-20 can respond this way?

So you shouldn't have driven tonight.

- Yeah.

Possible DWI.

- You're standing and you're swaying.

So just standing still, you're swaying pretty good.

You're like, that's not normal.

Most people stand there and-

- [Carson] Right.

- [Carson] Well gas, that's not gonna make you sway.

- Okay, well I can smell alcohol on you.

You're standing there and you're swaying.

I have to base it on what I've got, man.

What I am gonna suggest that happens

is we park your car in the first available parking spot

and you guys walk.

I'm not gonna arrest you for DWI.

- I don't think you should have driven.

I think if you're having trouble even just standing still

and following my finger with your eyes,

that's a divided attention task.

And so is driving.

- Yep. All right, be careful, man.

He swears he wasn't drinking,

but this is a good outcome.

It wasn't a super strong smell, so-

- So I think this is probably the best bet.

- [Carson] Nope.

[motorcycle engines revving]

[suspenseful music]

[bikes revving] [women cheering]

Everything from what they consider the 1%

of outlaw motorcycle gangs to the riding clubs,

to the family mom and pop clubs.

[motorcycle revving]

So this is where all the extra resources come in.

So we've asked all these agencies that are here to help

to just help us span out on the sides of the street.

If not, everybody just instigates all these burnouts.

One starts to do a burnout,

then everybody starts to do burnouts.

[motorcyle revving]

[siren blaring]

- All right let's clear this with them coming through here.

- [Kordula] Go, go, go, go, go.

Make a hole, make a hole, make a hole.

Make a hole!

Slide over for us, man.

[dark tense music]

What happened?

- Biker just did a like 10 or 15 second burnout,

bike kept going.

He ran into the crowd.

Basically right now we're trying to keep everybody back

and keep the crowd down.

This is where all the extra resources come in.

If not, everybody just instigates all these burnouts.

[bleep]

- Like we just saw,

a simple burnout can turn into a few injuries real quick.

- It looked like at least pretty serious ankle break,

possibly a head injury.

[siren wailing]

Of course then you have a whole crowd

that moves in to see what happened.

And not only do we have injured folks,

but we have now a crowd containment problem,

which is why you see us really trying

to tame down the burnouts.

- Want him to come through.

- Yeah.

- All right.

- Watch out, guys.

- Is there a chance we can get a little bit

of help just kind of spread out through here?

- Yeah.

- Because all they're doing-

- Get them off the roads?

- All they're doing is instigating it.

- We're just gonna fan out on ours,

kind of both sides.

- Let's line up.

- We've got a little bit left in the evening

and we're just kind of keeping our head on a swivel

and making sure we're spacing out our resources

enough so we can manage this.

[dark instrumental music]

- I know she said she had a lane violation,

but those tires are also half the size of this car.

[radio chatter]

Hey sir, I just noticed you pulled

into a closed business in the middle of the night.

- This is your business?

- Yeah, go ahead, man. Beautiful truck.

- Honestly, normally I'd look further into that,

but I can tell by the truck that this makes sense.

- [Riner] I only flipped them on-

- [Riner] Yeah, do your thing, man.

- Perfect.

- We had another officer call your truck in.

They said they observed your tires crossed the line

and when I was following you and I'm like well no [bleep].

- [Riner] Yeah, strong wind.

- [Riner] It's a beautiful truck.

Clearly had a lot of custom work done to it.

A lot of money, love, and care went into it.

- [Riner] That's awesome.

- [Riner] Smart girl.

- Of all the trucks I've pulled over,

it's definitely high off the ground.

In fact, I could probably fit half of this vehicle

under that truck without actually making contact with it.

But I mean the guy was super nice.

Let us look inside.

I think that's awesome

that you've got a father and daughter doing that

because we see all too much kids come out here

in the middle of the night

and they're doing stuff they shouldn't be doing.

So I'd much rather see this.

[upbeat music]

- BikeFest is one of the largest events

in the entire Lake Region.

BikeFest is a huge shot in the arm.

It brings in hundreds of thousands of folks

for a three, four day period.

It brings tens of thousands of dollars

in extra revenue to the city of Lake Ozark

and every community around us.

Without that growth in that spur in our season,

we would not have the success of our local businesses

that we have.

[upbeat music]

- That was a barracks tattoo that I got

from one of my Marines.

Oaf. Like, oh, dude, that's [bleep] oaf.

That's operator as [bleep]

It's kind of a term that we had in the infantry.

It's actually a term for like operators, like DEVGRU,

SEAL team, the rangers.

They're operators, right.

Well, the infantry battalion, we would say, oh man,

that's operator as blank, you know.

So it just means that, I don't know.

It means you're a badass [bleep]

[siren blaring]

- 10's en route.

So it sounds like we have an individual

that is putting hands on people

and we're gonna go see what this is about.

[suspenseful music] [radio chatter]

-[Woman] He treated me like s**

- [Glascock] Okay.

- [Glascock] 7-10 to Miller County, can you send medics?

- [Dispatcher] I'm contacting medics.

- You never put your hands on anybody else here?

- Did she verbally attack you

or did she physically attack you?

- She verbally attacked me.

- [Glascock] So how did we get to the point

where there's blood on the right side of your face?

- Okay.

- [Witness] I saw her grabbing his glasses,

pulling them off of his face.

They're prescription glasses.

And so I was like trying to pull them apart

and she turned around and grabbed my hair and glasses

and was pulling and I was trying to get her hand off

and I don't know if I cut her or not.

I don't see anything that would say that I did.

But she's got a cut on her face.

But she was also getting really wild and crazy.

- Well, I'm just letting you know,

witnesses on scene are telling us differently, okay.

Do you have your ID?

We got dispatched to a peace disturbance in progress.

The reporting party was telling us that the female subject

that we have over here

was throwing glass at vehicles and other people.

[indistinct chattering]

- We have medics en route to evaluate her.

She has blood on the side of her head.

At this point, we're just gathering all the facts

and going to separate both parties

for the rest of the night

or make a arrest for an assault.

- [Bar Owner] She threw a bottle or a wine glass

or something at his car.

- [Bar Owner] We do. We can, I can show you guys.

- [Kordula] That'd be amazing. Can I see that?

[tense music]

I think she threw his phone.

- [Kordula] Oh, It's his phone.

- [Kordula] Yeah.

- [Bar Owner] But what started it all officer

was her grabbing the phone and throwing it.

- So basically she's an ex to the gentleman

in the Hard Rock Cafe.

- Okay.

- The other female, I guess new girlfriend, partner,

friend, whatever.

- Got it, okay.

- They're here enjoying themselves.

She shows up and starts attacking the male victim.

- Oh.

- So basically her earring being ripped out

is a defense wound from somebody

trying to defend themselves against her?

- Yes.

- Okay, got it.

[police radio chatter]

- Have a seat there.

- Have a seat.

- Have a seat.

- So Corporal Huff here has a PBT.

We need to determine your blood alcohol content

so we don't have to take you to a hospital.

He'll explain how to do the PBT.

- Have you ever blown up a balloon before?

Nice tight seal, big breath. [long exhale]

Okay?

Keep blowing until I tell you stop, okay.

Nope.

- [Harvey] Deep breath. Deep breath.

- Okay.

- [Harvey] When he tells you to take a deep breath in

and blow it into it like you're blowing up a balloon.

He will tell you when to stop.

Keep going,

- Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going.

Nope. Did I tell you to stop?

No, I did not tell you to stop.

Keep blowing until I tell you to stop.

Okay?

[device beeping]

Keep going.

Ma'am, are you having trouble

understanding the instructions?

- Blow until I tell you to stop.

- Ok, no. Hey listen, we're not, no.

Blowing into a tube does not require water.

- Okay, well you're gonna do this

before we even think about water, okay?

- Ma'am, you're either gonna blow into this

or we're gonna transport you to the hospital

and you can rack up an emergency room bill.

- Go! Go, blow.

- Oh, okay. Okay.

We're going to release her from custody

and then she's going to take an ambulance ride

to the hospital and then from there

whatever happens is up to her.

She's no longer in our care slash custody.

[dark intense music]

- So this week is BikeFest

and that means that we have a very large influx

of people in town.

We keep extra officers on duty.

We're aware of the different motorcycle clubs

that are in the area.

Just stay diligent.

[police siren blaring] [engine accelerating]

9-19 with traffic.

Going 65 at a 45.

[police radio chatter]

- [Passenger[ Hi.

- How are you?

- [Passenger] I'm good, how are you?

- [Phillips] I'm good.

So I'm Officer Phillips.

I'm with the Osage Beach Police Department.

- [Driver] Yep.

- I stopped you because you're doing 65 at a 45.

- [Driver] Okay.

- Okay. Weren't aware of that?

What's the reason for your speed?

- Well, I was showing her the bike, but this is-

- Showing her what it can do?

It's your what?

- It's her bachelorette party.

- Okay.

- I was just giving her a ride.

- [Phillips] Is this your groom or?

- No, uh-uh. - No.

- Okay.

Have you had anything to drink today?

- [Phillips] Can I see your eyes real quick?

Do you mind to pull your sunglasses down real quick?

- [Phillips] Is there any reason why?

- [Phillips] Okay, so then do you wanna do fields?

- [Phillips] Okay, so we have one of two options.

You were doing 65 on the Parkway.

You're refusing to do fields.

Any reason why?

- 9-19 OB.

- [Dispatcher] 9-19.

- You can 25, 9-15 is showing up.

Hey.

He was doing 65 on the Parkway.

Asked if I could see his eyes.

He said no.

I asked him if he would submit to field sobriety testing

and he said no.

- [Phillips] That's where I'm at right now.

- Okay.

All right, so I'm gonna request

that you submit to field sobriety testing

or take a portable breath test.

If you're below the legal limit, we're good.

You can go, you can take off.

Make sense?

- So do you wanna do fields or portable breath test?

- Gotta make a decision now.

- Okay, go ahead and get off the bike

and walk toward the front of my patrol car real quick.

- Right now I just want you to hop off the bike

and walk back here.

- [Driver] So remove people from from their vehicles when-

He is non-compliant.

He's refusing any kind of tests.

However, his divided attention and speech are fine.

- [Dispatcher] Copy.

- So I'm gonna see if I can get him to submit

to a portable breath test and get him on his way.

Do you wanna submit to the PBT?

Mainly I just wanna make sure

that you're under the legal limit.

If you are, take off, have fun.

If you're kind of hovering right at it,

I just want you to park the bike and call a ride.

That's it.

- How about I just call an Uber right now?

I'll leave my bike and we'll just end this.

- If that's what you wanna do, that's perfectly okay.

- Yep, we'll just end it right here.

I'll call somebody and-

- Perfectly okay. That's wonderful. I'm really-

- [Phillips] Believe it or not,

I really don't wanna take you to jail.

- All right, stay safe okay?

- [Phillips] [bleep].

- Come on now.

[door shutting]

- [Dispatcher] Highway 54 westbound,

passing mile marker 121, White GMC pickup, swerving.

Possibly 10-55.

Has gone off the shoulder

and almost side swiped multiple cars.

- Copy, OB. I'm approaching the bridge westbound.

I'm trying to catch up.

Whenever we get a broadcast call like that,

we can't just pull the car over

based off what the person reported.

We still have to actually see the violation

before we can initiate any kind of traffic stop.

- The truck was just cited by Sergeant Morley.

He's trying to catch up to it now

further up the highway from us.

- [Morley] Turning on Beach Road.

- Sounds like he just did.

I'll step up, go try to back him up.

[turn signal clicking]

- [Riner] 9-20 OB.

- [Dispatcher] 10-20.

- I got a serial number on a firearm when you're ready.

It's gonna be on a sig 40 caliber handgun.

- Copy.

- [Morley] So what I'm gonna do is use my finger

and I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only.

I'm gonna hold it right about here.

- Okay.

- [Morley] Follow with your eyes and your eyes only.

You're not gonna move your head at all, okay?

- All right.

- [Morley] So we're just gonna go back and forth a little bit.

- Okay.

- All right. Are you ready? - Yes.

- [Morley] Do you wear glasses or contacts at all normally?

- No.

- [Morley] All right, go ahead and watch.

- Hang on.

Let me get my [bleep] together here.

All right.

- [Morley] You good?

- Yeah, I'm good.

- He's probably going to jail.

Are you sober enough to drive?

- Yeah, I appreciate the honesty.

- [Riner] You want her to start calling people?

- I ain't going nowhere.

- [Riner] Yes sir.

- Worst case scenario, I'll call you a cab

and go ahead and get a hotel somewhere.

- Okay. - Okay?

[suspenseful music]

[upbeat music]

[motorcycle engines revving]

- God is love.

He doesn't want you to impress him.

- So Lake Ozark PD's always asking for the extra help

'cause they, I mean they've got,

it's gotta be tens of thousands of bikes

and we get a lot of the 1% outlaw motorcycle clubs

that come in.

So it's good for us all to just have a really good presence

and show these people that that want to come here

and do wrong that the lake area law enforcement's

really a team and we're standing here together

and that they're being watched.

We've been riding around on the UTV,

which is good because a lot of people see us.

However, right now we're gonna kind of start zigzagging

in between the groups.

How we doing?

- [Biker] Great. How are y'all?

- Doing well.

That way they see that we're in there with them,

that we can keep an eye on what they're doing.

How's it going?

- [Craig] We can go head that way.

- [Craig] Are you copying?

- Was the Invaders, was that the one with the

like that denim right there?

- Hey bud, can I ask you a question?

So I see a lot of black,

that's the first white I've seen.

- [Craig] No kidding? Any reason why?

- Do you guys got many up here or?

- [Craig] Yeah.

- [Craig] Right.

[Craig chuckling]

- Get all the rowdy [bleep] out of your system

and then just get to riding bikes

and hanging out with your buds, right?

Well, hey man, I appreciate it.

- So that's one of the motorcycle clubs

that we're really wanting to keep an eye on.

So I just like to interact with 'em.

Sometimes they'll slip up,

give us some information that we didn't know.

It's just good to get in front of 'em

and show 'em hey, we're out here, we're watching you.

We're not afraid of you.

We're gonna talk to you.

We're gonna see where you're at,

how many of your buddies you got,

and what you're planning on doing.

[upbeat music] [motorcyles roaring]

[dark country music]

- There's a woman evicted today.

She appears to have been remaining on property

when she shouldn't be.

- You said you were supposed to be out by 10 today,

but you're worried about finding somewhere to go?

- Yes.

- [Riner] Okay, do you have anybody in the area

that you'd be able to call be able to stay with?

No?

Okay.

- [Riner] No, it's okay.

It's okay.

- [Woman] I will go out in the woods if I have to.

- [Riner] I don't want you to go out in the woods.

- [Woman] But I don't have any place to go.

- [Riner] But I'm saying you don't want to cause

any more trouble for yourself being here.

- [Woman] I won't.

I won't.

I mean, I've given everything away

that I can give away and I have no place to put my stuff.

You received the paperwork from the eviction notice?

- I didn't receive any paperwork.

- [Riner] You have no paperwork?

- None.

- You have to be properly evicted

before we can just come kick you out.

If you were served an eviction paper,

at that point, then yeah,

you need to get your affairs and figure something out.

So we're not gonna kick you off the property tonight.

Okay?

- With a warrant like that,

we can't let that go unresolved.

You are not free to leave.

'Cause the full warrant is for assault.

- Oh, my God.

- Hey, it's not a personal thing.

It's, a warrant's a warrant.

Doesn't mean you're a bad person,

it just means you had a bad day.

But either way we need to deal with that.

Okay?

So the young lady we were called here to remove

from the property, further investigation revealed

she had a active felony warrant for her arrest.

For that reason, she's going to be taken into custody.

- [Riner] I'm gonna teach you something they taught me.

Do you know what combat breathing is?

- [Riner] Perfect.

- Similar.

So you breathe in slowly over four seconds,

only through your nose.

Hold your breath four seconds.

After four seconds,

you will slowly exhale over four seconds.

Do that over and over and over again.

- [Riner] Of course. It helps slow your heart rate down.

- [Riner] Oh, no, ma'am. Far from it.

- [Riner] I'm a devil devil with a halo.

[both laughing]

- Wasn't a completely happy ending,

but it was an ending of sorts.

I'm sure that young lady was relieved

to know that we're gonna do our due diligence.

- [Dispatcher] [indistinct] out to Camden County.

- Wants to evict her, they need to do it the right way

before they call us.

While at the same time it stinks

that she's gotta go to jail.

But it's the nature of it.

Don't miss court.

- Yes, ma'am.

- Good luck to you, okay.

- [Woman] Thank you.

[door shutting]

[upbeat music]

[motorcycle engines revving]

[women yelling]

- Wow, it's getting wild out here.

- So we just got married. Yeah!

- [Woman] Thank you.

[Macormic laughs]

- [Macormic] All right.

Did you tell her to leave?

- BikeFest is the mixture between the hardcore riders

and the weekend warriors.

This guy right here getting on this chopper

with his Harley-Davidson coat,

that's definitely a weekend warrior.

[motorcycle roaring] [crowd cheering]

Just a couple more hours and we're, uh, we're outta here.

Almost into the home stretch.

- All right, not a problem.

[motorcycle engines revving]

[indistinct yelling]

- I think he's basically telling you

to stay off his ass.

- [Kordula] Okay.

- No, he was saying you didn't mean to do that.

Just go.

- Good.

- We've had great success trying to manage these crowds.

Because of the extra resources we pulled in

with technology and other agencies coming in to help,

it's really kinda helping us keep control

of this massive crowd.

[motorcycles revving]

- [Mayor] We're glad that we made it through the weekend.

All in all, our officers did a great job

keeping everything under control down here.

And we look forward to another BikeFest next year.

[upbeat country music]