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>> Jefferson Parish 911 Operator.

>> Yeah. and the truck saw a body in the driveway.

>> He's laying on the ground?

>> He's about 5'3." about 140.

>> 255, I going to need crime scene.

>> Just saw him now. He got a gun.

>> he's running to the left!

>> let me see your hands!

>> stop!

>> hey, brother, come here.

>> Steven Seagal.

I don't like you, but my wife loves you.

>>

>> they're running.

>> get on the ground! Get on the ground!

>> go around, and cut them off.

Quick, quick, quick, quick!

Get 'em!

I make a living in the movies,

but for the past 20 years...

>> 11, 825, code 6.

>> I've also been a cop.

And along with some ofhe finest deputies on the force,

I serve the people of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana.

>> code 94-G, shots fired.

>> My name is Steven Seagal.

>> all units respond.

>> that's right, Steven Seagal, Deputy Sheriff.

>> black male with a white shirt was seen walking in the area.

>> all right, copy that.

We got a complaint of a suspicious person

hanging out in front of this liquor store up ahead.

Let's p an eye out.

This guy's supposed to be right here on the corner.

>> yeah, he running.

>> there he is right there. He's running.

>> he's running. He's running.

He's running to the left! He's running to the left!

Let me see your hands, partner.

>> get him!

>> come here. >> stop!

>> we gonna get you.

>> go around! Go around!

>> hey, brother, come here.

>> I told you he was going to run.

On the fence!

>> all right, he's still running west.

>> yeah, 10-4.

Where'd he go?

Where at?

>> right there. Right there.

>> Johnny, he's about ten houses west of the corner.

He's right to your left, Johnny, beside that wooden fence.

There's a two-story house.

He's between that house

and that two-story house with the lights on.

>> everybody, head to that two-story house.

>> I'm coming that way. Stand by.

>> we're closing in on this guy.

>> he was in this one here, but he jumped the fence.

>> I'm going to assume that he's got drugs and probably a weapon.

>> he's right around here, John, right in here.

I've got this guy cornered.

When they get cornered, they get desperate.

We're in an unknown surrounding, and they might feel trapped.

They could try anything.

>> sheriff's office!

>> he could be in somebody's house.

>> the police, ma'am.

Nobody ran through your house, huh?

>> uh-uh.

>> he could be in somebody's yard.

We've just got to really stay alert

and p our eyes open.

>> Larry, look under that shed over there.

>> there's a lock on the shed?

>> yeah.

There he is.

>> we got him.

Boy, put your hands up.

>> come out with your hands up.

>> crawl out! Get out.

>> hands up.

>> told you he was standing right there.

Get up! Hands in the air.

>> come on out of there.

Put your hands on your back.

>> was hitting them fences like a cheetah, huh?

>> I'm going to pick him up, Steve.

One, two, three.

Thank you, man.

I sliced my hand open when I went over that fence.

>> I had trouble getting over the four-foot fence

with this bad knee.

Man, it's really bothering me.

A lot of times when these guys run from the police,

the first thing they want to do is get off the street.

This guy must have gone over five fences.

I couldn't make 'em all, 'cause my knee started to bother me.

But in the end, we got him.

>> why you running from us, partner?

>> you got attachments?

>> where you drop your hat at?

>> by the store?

As soon as you took off running?

That's where you had some weed at, in the hat?

You can tell me the truth now.

You never had none?

You can't just run because of an attachment.

You got a drug attachment?

All right. That's what it is.

>> this gentleman cleared. No attachments.

>> why would he tell us he's got drug attachments?

This guy's telling us that he's wanted for drugs,

but we didn't find it in the system yet.

>> you said you got a warrant for a drug arrest?

And you gave the officer your correct name

and date of birth and all?

What about social security number?

>> we're going to run him again

And just see if we can find out really who he is

and what he's wanted for.

Usually when somebody's running from us,

they're running for a reason.

Usually they have drugs or a gun or something.

So we're going to just go back and see if we can find anything.

>> this is where he initially went in.

>> he said he threw his hat down.

>> we're right now tracing back the steps

that the individual that ran from us.

It's not uncommon for them to discard something

when being pursued by officers.

and we're just trying to make sure

there's not a gun on the ground

that an innocent child or victim might pick up.

>> how y'all doing? >> fine.

>> it's not just the path he took,

but's how far he could throw it, you know?

I went all down here, all the way around.

Right now, we're not finding any guns or drugs,

so let's find out what we're gonna do with this kid.

>> so he thought he had an attachment

for contempt of court.

>> but it's not through yet. It's not through the system yet.

>> but it hasn't been filed yet, because it was only a week ago.

>> all right, Lawrence.

get him out of there, Lawrence, please.

>> today's his lucky day.

>> it turns out he does have a warrant;

It just hasn't hit the system yet.

>> you got to stop running, partner.

You're gonna kill yourself.

>> no, but listen to this, man.

In a few days, you will have warrants out for you.

They just not through the system yet; you hear?

Go ahead, lucky.

>> I made that fence, bad knee and all.

I knew he was gonna run, though.

>> so did I, boy.

>> gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen.

What's going on in here today?

Y'all ready to rock and roll?

>> how y'all doing?

Hey, listen. How's your knee?

>> um, I don't know.

I've still got a little tension in it right now.

>> Johnny's had a little bit of knee problem,

hasn't been able to jump fences.

And if anybody on my team is injured, it's no good,

So I just want to try to get him in optimum condition.

I'm fixing to take you to one of my friends,

a chinese acupuncturist/ herbologist.

>> all right.

I know you're an expert when it comes to that field.

>> yes, sir.

>> all right. Let's saddle up.

A lot of people don't realize it,

but Steven knows a lot about asian medicine.

He's always traveled

with a bag full of ointments and oils.

And, yeah, I'm willing to see what he can offer me.

If I can get some relief, what the heck?

Except I'm not so sure I would go so far

as to have people sticking pins and needles and all that in me.

>> let's go get some bad guys, y'all.

>> p on your toes, boys.

>> advise that the black males are wearing jeans.

Doesn't look like they have any weapons.

>> Turnbull and Airline.

>> we got a report of some drug slinging

just a couple blocks from here.

We're going to head over there and see if we can get a visual.

>> we'll get behind this truck when this truck turns,

and then we'll just sneak in behind him.

>> they were right up about here, weren't they?

Look at them running.

Look at that. Look at that. Look at that.

They just appeared out of... there's the lookout.

>> Steven Seagal!

>> you should hear the rumors about Steven Seagal.

The rumors are that I'm going around

kicking the out of all the bad guys.

And when we're out, bad guys are hiding,

because they know he hits so hard.

You know what I'm saying?

>> they know you do be Steven Seagal.

>> yeah, but they also know we ain't playing.

>> just go up to the cut at Little Farms

and turn left, go back over the tracks.

>> yes, sir.

>> look at this guy, Johnny.

He's swerving all over the place.

>> he's going to kill somebody.

>> put your lights on.

Get out the car.

>> step out the vehicle, partner.

>> let me see your hands.

>> get out the car.

>> come out in the back here.

>> you had a little something to drink, daddy?

>> turn around.

>> did you have something to drink, he's asking you.

Yeah, but you're driving like you lost your mind, son.

>> while we were coming up the Westbank Expressway,

this guy, who appears as though he's been drinking,

I saw him swerving, and we decided to pull him over.

>> shoot!

>> what'd he do?

>> he emptied it out.

>> Vernon,

>> get up a little bit closer to the car and bend over.

Thank you.

I don't know if he's fit to drive, y'all.

Do you think you're fit to drive?

>> I do.

>> 17, 599. Can you copy a subject?

>> we're just about to run him now

and see if he's got any prior warrants,

if he's wanted for anything.

Either way, I'd feel much better

if we don't let him get back out on the road again.

I suspect he's maybe just had a little too much to drink.

>> what, man? >> Steven Seagal.

>> why you don't like him? >> I don't like him.

>> "stuntin'."

>> that liquor kicking.

>> 10-4.

>> he's clear. You want let him go?

>> I'm not going to let him drive,

so I asked if he could take a taxi

or somebody could come and pick him up.

>> the cab's coming here to get you.

They'll be here in five minutes; I just spoke to them.

>> Chief, he wants to shake your hand.

>> why would I shake your hand

after you said I stunting?

>> I don't like you, but my wife love you.

>> then tell her to shake my hand.

This guy thinks that maybe I'm not a martial artist.

He doesn't know that I spent most of my life in martial arts

before I became an actor.

>> step over here, partner.

>> that's okay if he thinks that.

>> Van Damme flossing?

>> yes, Van Damme.

>> yeah, he like that?

>> "Sacky Chan," who is that?

>> I've known Sacky Chan for 40 years.

You ask him.

>> Sacky Chan. >> Sacky Chan.

>> Jackie Chan can take him?

He can beat Jackie Chan.

>> but he can't beat Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris?

>> hell, no.

>> hell, no. Okay.

>> oh, he likes me now.

>> now he done like you.

>> she love that man. I don't know why.

>> my cab's here. My cab's here.

My wife ain't going to believe me.

My wife ain't going to believe me.

Ain't going to believe me.

Ha!

>> thank you for coming!

>> so he thought that the fighting is fake.

>> "my wife loves you, but I don't like you."

>> Jackie Chan.

>> Sacky Chan.

>> might can take you there, Chief, you know?

>> oh, well, another day, another dollar.

>> we are at Dr. Jin Wu's office,

who is one of the local practitioners

of Oriental herbal medicine,

which I've been doing all my life,

learning and practicing.

>> hi. How are you, sir?

>> John Fortunato. Pleased to meet you, sir.

>> nice to meet you too.

>> I wanted to introduce Johnny to Chinese medicine

and see if I can get him to do some acupuncture for his knee.

You have turtle shell, yeah.

Unfortunately, he has a fear of needles,

so I'm hoping he will be open to trying it.

Tiger bone.

>> tiger bone. I have tiger bone.

I give you.

>> I went to Asia in the late '60s

to study the martial arts, Buddhism, herbology,

Oriental medicine.

It's very nice.

I have been studying and practicing

and working on people as a healer ever since.

>> really?

What, I'm going to grow antlers if I take that?

Well, you know, having been a friend of Steven's

for 25-plus years,

he's often talked about these type of remedies.

I don't know if I'd be into any type of acupuncture,

if that's, in fact, what this particular doctor does,

but I'd be willing to try something

as far as something for medicinal value...

a salve, an oil, or something like that.

>> he's going to take your pulse,

and then he's going to tell you what's wrong with you.

Just relax.

>> appetite is good; that's for sure.

>> appetite's good?

Well, sure. Look at the stomach.

you think I got this from not eating?

>> the pain is with people

who don't know what they're doing.

>> what?

I'm not a fan of needles.

It's bad enough in a doctor's hands,

but in Steven's hands, oh, lord.

Excuse me.

I trust you with a pistol...

>> I've been doing this just as long.

>> anybody else would like to get a couple needles

and come stick them in me?

>> pull up your sleeve.

>> Steven, really, you know what you're doing?

Oh, my God.

What are you doing up there, though?

>> stomach. >> my stomach?

My stomach's down here, >> important points are here.

>> I'm not that close with you, you hear?

>> oh, there it is.

>> very good. No hurts. Good.

Oh, feeling very tender?

>> what did you just do?

>> your digestion and everything is a little bit lazy.

If we speed up the metabolism and make the fire stronger,

you will eat less, digest more, and lose weight, right?

And he's the master. I'm the student.

>> thank you so much.

>> so in all due respect to you as the master

and he as the student, am I the guinea pig?

>> I think Johnny was a little shocked

when I did acupuncture on him.

>> but I think that he gained a little faith in acupuncture,

and I think he's going to come back to treat his knee,

because that's the biggest problem, is his knee.

>> yes, sir. Thank you.

>> thank you. Bye, Steven.

>> you think you see something and y'all going to jump out,

Let us know, you hear?

>> well, tonight's Saturday, and we've been patrolling

for the last two or three days in a row.

It's been really cold,

and I think that's kept a lot of people inside.

And tonight's starting to warm up a little bit.

so just out here to keep the streets safe,

see what we can find.

>> we work all the time, me and Larry.

24/7, we're out to protect and serve the people

of Jefferson Parish, right?

>> you're absolutely correct.

>> let's go loop around past that convenience store.

So this same group of guys have been out

in front of this convenience store

for many hours now.

I just wonder if they're doing a little bit more

than hanging out and chatting.

We're going to go back and check them out.

>> drug dealers know it's easier if they hang out at a business,

pretending like they're drinking as a front

so that the police won't initiate anything

because they think, "oh, it's a bunch of people

just enjoying themselves, having a couple of beverages."

Go around to the store that's over here in the front.

They got three or four guys hanging out on the side.

We'll see what they're doing.

>> we're coming up on the opposite side

of Larry now, and

so we got these guys boxed in.

They're running.

>> you better stop! You're going to get tased!

>> get down! Get down! Get down!

Down, down, down!

>> we're coming up on the opposite side

of Larry now, and so we got these guys boxed in.

They're running.

>> you better stop! You're going to get tased!

>> get down! Get down! Get down!

Down, down, down!

>> Larry's on that guy.

Get the one in the gray hoodie.

Quick, quick, quick, quick.

Get him!

Watch out for this ditch.

Go around and cut him off.

>> stop! Stop right there!

Get on the ground!

Put your hands out. Get on the ground.

Put your hands behind your back.

What you running for?

>> Johnny, this guy's got to be right around here.

He's already made a cut.

>> yeah, he's in between these two streets.

>> is that him?

>> come here, man.

Come here!

Come here. Come here!

Come here, boy!

>> Johnny, go around.

>> all right, he's coming your way!

>> he didn't make that fence, did he?

>> he wanted?

>> he's wanted. >> for what?

>> out of Westwego.

I don't care if it was stealing gum balls;

He's going to jail.

Are they still running? >> yeah!

>> well, go help them. I'll stay here with this dude.

>> where y'all at on "B" avenue?

>> he just ran back to St. John. We're up on St. John right now.

>> let me see. This is my neighborhood.

>> chasing a subject that ran from a grocery store.

Three subjects were standing out, possibly dealing.

They broke and ran across the field on us.

We're in the neighborhood looking for them as we speak.

>> if he goes in that yard, he's going to get ate.

That's Barry's yard.

But no dogs are barking.

If he cut through here and he got to the canal,

it's over with, 'cause he could go either way.

>> you see a dude run up through here

with a hoodie on, partner?

>> yeah, gray hoodie.

Y'all didn't see anybody, huh?

>> he just outran me.

No, he had too much of a head start.

I think he hit the canal, so he's gone,

and we're going to head back over

and hook up with Larry.

>> a little patrol tactic:

Colonel Fortunato, Steven Seagal,

and then Lawrence Matthews went down Wabash,

on one side of the convenience store.

Myself and Alex Norman came up Charleston.

Well, it worked out in our favor,

because they ran the guys right toward us.

I was able to catch the guy that crossed my path,

and he actually had an attachment.

That's why he ran.

>> who was your boy running, bro?

Hey, the dude with the hoodie, who was he?

>> he don't know him.

You think he knows him? >> he ain't gonna know him.

>> they're business partners.

>> he's going to have a unit meet him.

They're going to do the proper paperwork,

and we're going to have him transported

to the correctional center.

>> you coming down this way and you want to stop them,

they're going to go the opposite way.

>> you ran 'em right to us.

>> when I blocked that corner, soon as we got ready to get out,

Skedaddle.

All right, let's go. Everybody ready?

>> we're back at Dr. Wu's office.

How y'all doing?

And Johnny's going to let them

take a look at his knee.

>> hi. How are you, sir?

The other day, Steven turned me into a pin cushion.

And, surprisingly, it didn't hurt.

So now I'm back to see if I can get some relief for my knee.

I had arthroscopic surgery.

I had a torn meniscus and a torn ACL.

We've been chasing suspects all week.

I'd be willing to try anything to try to get some relief

for this pressure that's on my knee.

>> okay, just a lot of tension right here.

>> ouch.

Yes, very tender, thank you.

>> okay.

So now we're going to have acupuncture,

which I swore I didn't think I would ever do.

>> well, a week ago, this would have been unthinkable,

but he's in the other room with the doctor

getting acupuncture right now.

I'm not hearing any screaming, so it's kind of a miracle.

>> you hurt? >> no, sir.

I seem to be getting some relief.

I knew absolutely nothing about the type of treatment

that these doctors offer.

I figure by the time I walk out of here tonight,

I should be able to run very fast,

and we'll be back on the street doing what we do best,

And that's catching the bad guys.

>> that's okay today.

>> okay, thank you, doctor.

I think I may have just gotten over my fear of needles.

Surprising as it seems, I am feeling relief immediately.

Okeydokey.

Thank you, Dr. Wu.

My pleasure, my friend.

Thank you very much.

>> it looks like Johnny is going to be jumping fences in no time.

Oh, that was good, Johnny.

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