Motorway Patrol S23E09

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00:00Coming up on Motorway Patrol, crazy antics.

00:03Let the dogs out.

00:06How far away are the lights?

00:08Let's get warm towards us.

00:10And erratic behaviour.

00:12Are you on drugs?

00:14Are you on drugs?

00:16Has serious consequences.

00:18Hey, hey, you're under arrest for failing to comply to my request.

00:22Come on, out of the car.

00:23Out of the car.

00:42On Auckland's myriad of motorways, Sergeant J.D. Koppel knows no two nights are the same.

00:48On an unusually quiet Friday, you've got stuff going on at home, but if you crash at high

00:53speed, you might not be getting home, which isn't going to help the family, eh?

00:57Yeah.

00:57The night is no longer quiet.

01:00Another patrol unit lasers an SUV at 146 kilometres per hour.

01:05J.D. responds to the call-out that the driver hasn't stopped.

01:08Driving dangerously.

01:10J.T.O.K.

01:11He is lights off, lights off.

01:12As the driver turns his lights off, his driving becomes even more dangerous.

01:17J.T.O.K. continued to track the SUV.

01:19J.T.O.K.

01:21J.T.O.K.

01:23J.T.O.K.

01:24J.T.O.K.

01:25J.T.O.K.

01:27J.T.O.K.

01:32J.T.O.K.

01:40J.T.O.K.

01:41J.T.O.K.

01:42J.T.O.K.

01:44J.T.O.K.

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01:51J.T.O.K.

01:55J.T.O.K.

02:03J.T.O.K.

02:09their shift when they laser a vehicle at 121 km per hour.

02:25Hey, Resport drivers, because your speed coming towards us there, 121, you know, getting and doing.

02:31Oh, you got your driver's license here?

02:33I don't have a museum driver's license.

02:35What do you have?

02:36I have an Australian license.

02:37The driver is claiming he's recently arrived from Australia.

02:41How long have you been in New Zealand for?

02:43Just a month.

02:44A month? Have you ever been in New Zealand before?

02:47Yeah.

02:49How old are you now?

02:5020.

02:5120.

02:52What's the name on your passport?

02:56There's nothing in the system, even with the immigration check.

03:00So, you're either telling me lies about who you are, or something else is going on.

03:07You need to prove to me who you are.

03:09Have you got your passport or your Australian license at home?

03:12Our passport's where we're staying in ****.

03:15So, we need to go back to your house, ****, ****, and we need to go in and see their

03:20passport.

03:23All right, so you can either do that voluntarily or I place you under arrest for false details now and

03:27we do it the harder way.

03:29So, what would you want to do?

03:32Hold on, we can do that.

03:35The driver sticks to his story and opts to retrieve his passport.

03:41Just come this way.

03:43I think I should just speak now.

03:46Say again.

03:47Are you telling me Porky's?

03:49So, what's your real name?

03:51****, ****, ****.

03:52Sergeant Campbell needs to find out why this driver's telling Porky's.

03:57****, **** pants.

04:00The thing is, when you speak to police, even if you've made mistakes or done something wrong, you need to

04:05tell the truth.

04:05Because the truth is always going to come out.

04:08So, why did you give me false details?

04:11So, I just want to go suspended for three months.

04:17Simon, stand by.

04:18I've got his real name now.

04:19He's suspended, apparently.

04:20Providing false details and driving while suspended is not the smartest game plan.

04:26Turns out, the sober driver came to rescue his friends.

04:30Commendable.

04:30Unless you're suspended.

04:32If you're stuffed up, just tell the truth, okay?

04:34Because it's going to come back and bite you in the bum.

04:36This young driver's having a rough night.

04:38So, Sergeant Campbell offers some seasoned advice.

04:41You've made a mistake tonight and there is going to be financial pain and, of course, the car getting impounded.

04:47But, I can understand that you're trying to do them a favour and that kind of thing.

04:52But, you need to think about yourself, though, eh?

04:56As the Toyota gets impounded, everyone needs to get home safely.

05:01It's our first night going out at the bars.

05:04So, we thought we'd have a nice night.

05:06You've just got to make sure that whoever's driving your car has a licence.

05:10Honestly, next time I think we're just going to catch an Uber.

05:13Yeah, yeah, that's the safest way.

05:16The reason why he gave me a false name is because he's actually a disqualified driver.

05:19He was disqualified 12 days ago in court.

05:22He seemed pretty apologetic, really, when he realised he was in the wrong, he was going to get found out.

05:27He's been summoned to go to court now for driving whilst disqualified third and subsequent.

05:32And, he's going to be getting a fine for giving me the false details, which is quite hefty at $750.

05:37So, that could have been avoided if he gave me his name straight up.

05:41There's just no point in line to the police.

05:45Bye car.

05:46Bye car.

05:51In Auckland's North West, Sergeant JD Koppel is responding to a call out for a fleeing vehicle.

05:57CCTV has captured it doing speeds in excess of 140 kilometres per hour and fleeing a police stop.

06:03JD and other officers attempt to stop the driver with a cordon on nearby roads.

06:10But, with no sign of the SUV, JD abandons the road spikes and waits for further updates.

06:17The K9 dog unit has managed to pick up a scent from the dumped vehicle and tracked through some pretty

06:22dense bush for about half an hour.

06:24That resulted in him locating two of the other passengers from the vehicle.

06:31The K9 team tracked two of the vehicle's occupants hiding in nearby bush.

06:37I almost went through with Delta 2 and Cassette at the moment.

06:40We've got a unit that knows the idea of the sun.

06:42What's been happening tonight?

06:43I went, I was at a party and then I asked my mate to come pick me up.

06:47Yep.

06:47And then he, and then he was doing some super stuff in the motorway.

06:50And then he came up here, dropped us off and ran off.

06:53I don't remember.

06:54Okay.

06:55Who was driving?

06:55Um, him.

06:57Him?

06:58What's his name?

06:59Where's he?

07:00I don't know where he ran.

07:01He dropped us off and that's why I'm the one.

07:05With the driver still on the run, the K9 unit continue the search.

07:09Can you open it up and give us a number please?

07:13They've been very cooperative with us.

07:15We've utilised their phone to call the driver of the vehicle.

07:18Just down my guys.

07:19Delta's got another track.

07:21Just wait here.

07:21Ready to deploy if we need to.

07:34After decades in the force, Sergeant Chris Mann knows to expect

07:38the unexpected.

07:39It's 10pm on the south-western motorway and a seemingly routine stop is anything but.

07:45He's just clocked this Mazda doing 115 km per hour.

07:51The Mazda appears to be erratically changing lanes.

07:55Even flashing hazard lights.

08:02Finally, the vehicle pulls over to the shoulder.

08:14Put your window down.

08:17Other window.

08:18This one.

08:20Hello there.

08:22How's it going?

08:23Hey, the reason I stopped you is laser you coming towards me at 115.

08:26Back there before the Hillsborough off-ramp.

08:31115.

08:35Yeah, do you want to talk to me?

08:37Anything to say about that?

08:39The drive is out of excuses, but not out of sass.

08:42What did you say?

08:44What did I say?

08:45What did I say?

08:46Yeah.

08:47I laser you coming towards me at 115.

08:51Yeah.

08:51So.

08:53Yeah.

08:53So I've got a speed detection device.

08:55I'm holding it in my hand.

08:57And I've picked you up.

08:58Hey?

08:59Let's see it.

09:00Yeah, I can show it to you.

09:01Do you have your license on your first though, thanks?

09:03Of course.

09:03Yeah.

09:04Cool.

09:04Thank you very much.

09:07Can you produce your license for me, thanks?

09:10What?

09:11License?

09:12Yes.

09:12That is a requirement when you stop to see your license.

09:15What's that for?

09:16Be your pardon?

09:17What's the license for?

09:19What's your license?

09:20So I know who I'm talking to, man.

09:21Oh, yeah.

09:22Yeah.

09:23That's what I need your license for.

09:24To make sure you've got a license and that it's current, etc.

09:29And nothing to drink today for you?

09:32No drinking?

09:34No?

09:36You haven't been drinking at all?

09:38No.

09:39No?

09:39That's cool.

09:40Can you just count one to five for me, thanks?

09:45Nothing to drink, but more than a little excitable.

09:50What's that?

09:50There's a camera.

09:51OK.

09:52All right.

09:52So have you heard of a TV program called Motorway Patrol?

09:55A TV program?

09:56Holy .

09:56Hey, calm down.

09:58I'm trying to explain things to you.

09:59Yeah.

10:00Yeah.

10:01What the?

10:03Are you on drugs?

10:05Are you on drugs?

10:11Just off the north-western motorway, Sergeant JD Coppell is one of multiple units trying

10:15to stop a teenager's dangerous driving.

10:19Two passenger youths have been apprehended, but the search is still on for the fleeing driver.

10:25JD gets the driver on the phone and coaxes him to follow the lights.

10:29For everyone's safety, he needs to turn himself in.

10:32How far away are the lights?

10:34OK, mate.

10:35Can you just get warming towards us?

10:37Are you on the road yet or still in the bush?

10:39Finally, the driver gives himself up.

10:41He's under arrest for dangerous driving.

10:44Maybe you've got a unit to come pick up this boy?

10:46Has he given himself up?

10:47Yeah, mate.

10:48We've got him in custody.

10:50Once he heard police had him surrounded and he had a dog on his trail, he very quickly

10:54decided to give up and presented himself here at one of our courtrooms.

10:57In a case like this, if the driver had simply stopped for police, he would have been at home

11:01tonight with a ticket.

11:03Most of the time, that's the case.

11:05When people don't stop for police, they only make things worse for themselves.

11:12Late Friday night on the south-western motorway and Sergeant Chris Mann suspects a speeding

11:16driver may also be on drugs.

11:19Are you on drugs?

11:20Are you on drugs?

11:23No police officer, I am not on drugs.

11:26Okay.

11:26Because you seem quite excitable.

11:28I just like to drive.

11:29I literally drove to my family's house.

11:31Okay.

11:31I've been trying to avoid her.

11:34So I'm scrambling for police.

11:37Okay.

11:38You're talking a heck of a lot.

11:40You're talking a heck of a lot.

11:42The driver is rambling, but he's failing to remember the basics.

11:47I don't know why you stopped me.

11:50You don't know why I've stopped you?

11:52I explained why I stopped you, eh?

11:54Okay.

11:55And there's more confusion.

11:57Do you recall last month having your licence suspended?

12:01Taken off you because of excess demerit points?

12:06But it's telling me that your licence was suspended in December, on the 17th of December,

12:11prepared for three months.

12:21The driver's behaviour is becoming more erratic.

12:26Okay.

12:27Okay.

12:27Yep.

12:28Quickly.

12:30Listen to me.

12:31Can you pass me your car keys?

12:32Can you just pass me your car keys first and then we can talk?

12:36Now he's ignoring a simple request.

12:39He's zoned out and doesn't wish to be disturbed.

12:43Hey.

12:49This roadside stop is getting more bizarre.

12:52Ah.

12:53Take the car keys if you need to.

12:55I feel safe here.

12:57Okay.

12:57Have you unlocked the door?

12:59The car keys are there.

13:00I don't want to take them out of my car keys.

13:01Okay.

13:02All my information.

13:04Now you want my car keys.

13:08Okay.

13:10Actually, I have to...

13:11At the moment, you've been detained for driving while suspended.

13:15Okay?

13:16Alright.

13:16So that's what I want to talk to you about.

13:19I understand my rights.

13:22Cool.

13:23Okay.

13:24Well, that's a start.

13:26Yeah, can I just have another unit floating my way?

13:28Thanks.

13:28Just off of the suspended driver that I'm not too sure if he's on drugs or something.

13:31Or not, he doesn't seem to understand a lot of what I'm talking about.

13:34As Chris waits for backup, the driver pleads his case.

13:38The sensible thing is, like, just, like, let me just go.

13:41Okay.

13:42Well, I can't let you go because you're driving while suspended.

13:44You're not supposed to be driving.

13:46I understand my rights.

13:48You understand your rights.

13:49I understand that.

13:51Have you taken any recreational drugs today?

13:55What did you say?

13:58I said, have you taken any recreational drugs today?

14:00Have you taken any?

14:02No, I'm asking you.

14:04But Chris knows all the telltale signs.

14:08So why are your pupils so wide open?

14:13Why are you twitching and why are you constantly talking to yourself?

14:17I believe that you are high on drugs.

14:27Can I go home now?

14:28No, you can't.

14:30I've already advised you of that.

14:31Why?

14:32I've already advised you.

14:36Okay, because you've been detained for driving while suspended.

14:39Okay?

14:39And I suspect that you've possibly been taking drugs.

14:42All right?

14:42Because you're not very rational at the moment.

14:45You can't seem to answer simple questions.

14:48You're all over the place.

14:49All over the place.

14:50Yeah.

14:51And you're repeating everything that I'm saying, which is not normal.

14:54Not normal.

14:55No, it's not normal.

14:56The man is becoming more paranoid, perching in the back seat.

15:01You're violating my rights.

15:04Am I?

15:05In what way?

15:07I understand my rights.

15:09Where is my lawyer?

15:14Am I making sense?

15:17Not really, no.

15:18No, you're not making sense.

15:21A second unit arrives to help transport him back to the station.

15:26Listen to me.

15:28So you've been detained for the purpose of a compulsive impairment test.

15:32Okay?

15:33Because I suspect that you've had some illicit substances today.

15:37Just jump out of the car, eh?

15:38You're going to come with me.

15:39Do I have to?

15:40Yes, you have to.

15:41I've already given you your rights and I've advised you why.

15:44Do I have to?

15:46Yes, you have to, man.

15:48Come on.

15:51What for?

15:52You'll be arrested if you don't.

15:54Yeah, come on now.

15:56Just make it easy, eh?

15:57Why?

15:59I don't know.

16:00He's entering my car.

16:01What for?

16:02What for?

16:03Why are you entering my car?

16:04Listen to me.

16:04You're under arrest.

16:10Listen to me.

16:11You're under arrest.

16:24What for?

16:25What for?

16:27What for?

16:28What for?

16:32What for?

16:34What for?

16:38What for?

16:39What for?

16:40What for?

16:41What for?

16:42What for?

16:43What for?

16:44What for?

16:45What for?

16:46Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Stop resisting.

16:52Even in handcuffs, this offender is proving to be tricky.

16:58Take a seat.

16:59I can take a seat. Can I have a moment?

17:01Take a seat.

17:01Can I just have a moment before I take a seat?

17:04Take a seat now.

17:11Can I help at the front?

17:13He's desperate to ride shotgun and jumps over the front seat.

17:20Sit down here.

17:23Don't grab me. Don't grab me.

17:24Please don't grab me.

17:25Get up. Get out.

17:27Get out.

17:29I'm already in the car.

17:31Get out.

17:32Get out.

17:33Get out.

17:35Why are there being violent?

17:37Take a seat in the car and stay where you are.

17:44Stop it.

17:45You're misbehaving.

17:46Stop it.

17:46Hey.

17:47For everyone's safety, the driver needs to remain in the back.

17:51Stay still.

17:52Alright?

17:52Well, he's grabbing me.

17:53Just stay there.

17:59Victor 1, are you still at base?

18:03Yes.

18:03You have to see a stop at all, won't you?

18:06Yeah, copy.

18:07This guy's pretty erratic.

18:08Erratic.

18:09Erratic.

18:09Pretty erratic.

18:23This guy's pretty erratic.

18:28I'm not sure getting into that.

18:29I'm not sure.

18:30I'm not sure.

18:30We got to go down.

18:31Yes, let's go.

18:33Oh, no.

18:34Oh, no.

18:35No.

18:35No, no, no.

18:37There's a couldn't be.

18:38I've been bloody.

18:39Here we go.

18:39No, no.

18:39Can't you hear?

18:39Send.

18:40Finally at the station, Chris's concerns are confirmed.

18:43OK, close your eyes.

18:45Close my eyes.

18:46Close my eyes.

18:47OK, and open your eyes.

18:50Open your eyes.

18:52No?

18:52OK, that's a fail in that area.

18:54I failed!

18:55Can we start it again?

18:55No, no, no, we can't fail.

18:57Let's start it again.

18:58You go out like this.

18:59So you're standing on your foot.

19:05OK, so that's a fail.

19:07You can heal the toe.

19:10With the impairment test failed, there's now the option of a blood test.

19:14Do you consent to a medical practitioner to come and take a blood specimen?

19:18Do I consent to a medical practitioner to, like, take the test?

19:23Are you serious?

19:24OK.

19:28All right, good evening, how are you?

19:30Good.

19:31The gentleman's parents have just come and picked him up from the station.

19:34He's been summoned for two offences at the moment.

19:37It's refusing officers' request for blood after failing a CRT test,

19:42and also for driving while suspended.

19:45So he'll be appearing in court on those two charges.

19:55Sometimes even the simplest of instructions are lost on motorists.

20:00Constables Ran Lee and Sam Singh are trying to pull over a car with the universal sound of a siren.

20:06No.

20:09Come on.

20:12Move to the left.

20:13Left.

20:15Left.

20:20Move left.

20:24Finally, the driver gets the message.

20:26I just recorded this car doing 122 rather quickly than of the traffic.

20:32And before some people comments, they said not that common.

20:39Hey guys, how's it going?

20:40It's good, thank you.

20:41Hi.

20:41What made you think you could pull over to the right?

20:44Oh, no, sorry.

20:45I was just stressing out until I wasn't sure if I was supposed to...

20:47Yeah, we were stressing out as well.

20:48It could have killed us all.

20:50Yeah, no, sorry.

20:51I was just...

20:52It's very...

20:53Yeah, it's just very unsafe.

20:54Yeah, no, sorry, that was mine.

20:54And the reason I can tell you is because that's called a fast lane.

20:58Yeah.

20:58People drive fast.

20:59Yeah.

21:00And if someone's not paying attention, they could rear-end our car, which then rear-ends

21:06your car.

21:07Yeah.

21:07That's not going to be pretty.

21:09Yeah, it's done.

21:09Have you got your licence?

21:10Yeah, I've done it.

21:11Okay.

21:12We lasered you doing 122.

21:15Yeah.

21:15What's the reason?

21:16Honestly, I don't have an excuse for the reason.

21:18Sorry.

21:19I'm giving him the restricted, obviously not qualified, not compliance.

21:24As Ran runs the details, the duo are keen to chat.

21:28I'm an artist.

21:28What's all about it?

21:30I paint Freddy Fazbear and Hatsune Miku.

21:33Oh.

21:33Yeah.

21:34Yeah, I love them.

21:35I love Five Nights at Freddy's.

21:37Oh, very good.

21:37Here's your licence bag.

21:39Yeah.

21:39So, there will be a speed infringement for exceeding 22 speed limit.

21:43Yeah.

21:43And there will also be a infringement for you're not qualified.

21:47You can't have anyone that's not qualified as a passenger.

21:51The driver's given Furman's ****.

21:52The driver who was telling Porky's was convicted for driving while disqualified, third and subsequent,

21:57and sentenced to 150 hours community service.

22:00The erratic driver was fined $900 plus court costs for refusing a blood test after failing his impairment test,

22:07and for driving while suspended.

22:08He was also disqualified from driving for 12 months.

22:12The Yes!

22:13The Yes!

22:14The Yes!

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