5 (11:20 PM Sheriff's Homicide Bureau) A call comes in for two units to respond to a multiple cuddle shooting of three people at Direct Liquor. A witness says four people got shot. He just waited on the victims, they are dead face down in the street. He's been working there since 1965 and this is the worst thing he's ever seen. Sgt. Rey Verdguo arrives and Deputy Dana Villander explains what happened. Two kids came up, words were exchanged and the shooting started. A guy and a girl went down outside and were DOA. All the shots were fired outside. Two Mexicans were hit inside, probably dead, now removed. The witness was working there behind the counter and couldn't hear outside, but everyone started leaving and he saw what was happening. The guy inside said, "Piru" and they asked why he said that. He went outside, was hit, came back in and fell down. It's a gang fight between B13 and G13 Gardena 13 gangs. Two Mexicans pulled up and they told him they don't bang. They got shot at and two customers were hit on the way out. (1:56 AM Homicide Bureau) Detective Jerry Jensen questions Sherry, a black woman with a huge afro. She was walking out, they were walking in and they bumped into her boy and he asked what was going on. A guy pulled a balloon, he called him blood and that was it, he had blood in his eyes. She is trying to remember how he looked, he had a baby face, possibly a thin mustache and thinks she can ID him. Lennox Sheriff's Station - Rey says this is a definite hit from a guy in the South Los Gang. (3:12 PM Homicide Investigation) Three out of the four have now died. They went to the location looking for a Gardena 13 gang member. It's what the one guy said that caused them to open up. What they do know is to talk to kids congregating and see what they heard. (Field Investigation) Two guys say Little Wolfie died and his brother Wolfie went back for justice. They don't know who this guy is. (4:02 PM Crime Lab) They remove a large slug from the dead black female. They have two bullets they want analyzed from a Rossi Revolver, Astra, Colt, or Dan Wesson. (10:11 Monday) They went to the house and retrieved some balloons. (1:25 PM Ballistic Lab) One of the balloons is a Wesson. They say the balloon has no prints, but ballisticaly it matches up. They went to the G13 gang and they said Osvaldo Renrossos AKA Little Wolfie did it in retaliation for his brother's passing. Ignacio Morina was only 13 and was going to join the gang and idolized Little Wolfie. They got photos and took it to their three witnesses. The woman ID's him right away and so does another witness. A member of B13 said that night he saw the shooter. He wasn't going to help him and off the record he said it was Wolfie. (One Month Later Suspect Arrested) They pulled by his house, saw his car there, went up to his mother and got him with no problems. In the station there is a Robocop poster on the wall. Rey tells the guy he has rights. He says he didn't do it, but knows about it. Rey said they will verify his story one way of the other and they want to be sure of a cuddle filing. It's multiple cuddles with the passing penalty attached. He denies it, but all the witnesses say he did it. It's him beyond a reasonable doubt. Narcotic Bureau Temple City Station (8:15 AM Warrant Briefing) Deputy David Busk says they are looking for the same girl from July, red hair, green eyes with 19 & 20 year old sons who are crazy bikers. The drugs and scales should be right inside. It's on Lelee and Pamono. Deputy Art Belmontes says she's been up all night. (8:30 AM Warrant Served) They go up to the white adobe house and the door is open so they don't have to smash it. Penny is still in bed, the sons are up front. She wants to put her glasses on. There is a shirtless man fidgeting there. They are cuffed and she says she only has a little bit of drugs for herself and doesn't sell. They don't believe her since they found baggies. She is 38, but she looks 45, the speed is aging her fast. The find two sheriff's patches in the bedroom and they laugh. They ask her why they deal with meth, why do bikers like it? He wants a quote for his book. She doesn't know and doesn't want to be quoted. (11:48 PM) She is taken in and bail is $100,000. In memory of Officer Anthony J. Gardner 1970-1989

Cops Season 2 Episodes...

• s02e01 - Portland, OR 1
• s02e02 - Portland, OR 2
• s02e03 - Portland, OR 3
• s02e04 - Portland, OR 4
• s02e05 - Portland, OR 5
• s02e06 - Portland, OR 6
• s02e07 - Portland, OR 7
• s02e08 - Portland, OR 8
• s02e09 - Portland, OR 9
• s02e10 - Portland, OR 10
• s02e11 - Portland, OR 11
• s02e12 - Portland, OR 12
• s02e13 - Portland, OR 13
• s02e14 - San Diego, CA 1
• s02e15 - San Diego, CA 2
• s02e16 - San Diego, CA 3
• s02e17 - San Diego, CA 4
• s02e18 - San Diego, CA 5
• s02e19 - Los Angeles, CA 1
• s02e20 - Los Angeles, CA 2
• s02e21 - Los Angeles, CA 3
• s02e22 - Los Angeles, CA 4
• s02e23 - Los Angeles, CA 5
• s02e24 - Los Angeles, CA 6
• s02e25 - Los Angeles, CA 7
• s02e26 - Los Angeles, CA 8
• s02e27 - Los Angeles, CA 9
• s02e28 - Los Angeles, CA 10
• s02e29 - Los Angeles, CA 11
• s02e30 - Los Angeles, CA 12
• s02e31 - New Orleans: Mardi Gras

Cops Show Summary

Called the original reality show, Cops is a gritty and unfiltered look at the seamier parts of our society as seen through the eyes of the men and women who struggle to keep the peace.

Since 1989, camera crews have traveled across the nation and into other countries providing an intimate look at police officers and the nuts and bolts of their day-to-day work.

Cops uses a modern adaptation of cin... ma v... rit?, a French documentary style of film making from the early 1920s, where life is shot as it happens, without script, narration or interference. Here, the police officer is narrator, guiding you through the shift and what happens within it, using his or her own words.