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It's densely populated. There's lots going on gangs and drugs Vehicle thefts robbery Also, we've got some major road networks that run through the county which travel criminals used to commit crime in and out in There's always something to be wanting or looking for sounds fun there honestly It's Saturday evening And interceptors Dan Machen and James Carrington are on the lookout for a car that was reported stolen this morning Cindill Road southwest bound of Peugeot 207 stolen from Lowell's Ryan Limby by means of burglary Car theft has been on the rise in Nottinghamshire and the interceptors are proactively targeting cars that are being shipped across county lines The brand new network of ANPR cameras lets them know where the stolen Peugeot passes and which way it's heading I don't even see the point. It's still in the car Like you on false plates. You got you got stolen plates You got out of your date plates Then ampere down the camera that mark where we are in this direction Keep your eyes peeled Units are flooding the area For five two, we're going after the Peugeot as well It's only a matter of minutes before the car is spotted Here we go right right again It's just been followed by an RV down towards the 6th 10th The car is heading for the M1 Dan and James are still a few miles away from its last location. So they need to get busy Dan unleashes the BMW's x5s 330 horses and steers them towards the M1 Oh man, yeah, oh, yeah, he's definitely driving this x5 That's why he's southbound God They're not seeing them squeezed through there seeing them interceptors keep a large stable of thoroughbred pursuit cars Marked BMW x5s are equipped with gun safes ready for firearms teams to deploy at a moment's notice So so they went back to season one and started doing a coverage of the cars again The dog units respond to calls in the 150 mile per hour Skoda vrs wagon While traffic units use both unmarked BMW x5s and three series estates to keep a stealthy eye on the county's motorists Dan and James have threaded their x5 through the evening traffic and closed the gap on the pursuit Five three. We're just in con. I hope all of y'all paying attention at what cars they driving now because they just gave you a rundown All right with those call signs 10 seconds. We're with you With them now Up ahead an unmarked x5 And a marked patrol car are tailing the stolen Persia to receive x5s for their course with you now The stolen 207 is showing no signs of slowing The interceptors need to force the runaways hand. They're gonna try and do the get by lane one Yeah Playing cars going underneath. Okay. Okay. Don't buy. Don't buy There's a junction up ahead James needs to keep the pursuit on the motorway Try and keep him on And one might be busy, but it's much safer than built-up residential probably in there on snapchat talking about lad this lad that Bust streets is going to get a goth mate. Try and keep him on. Just try try and keep him on Go on just stay alongside it keep him on keep him on sound They've shut the door But the runaway driver is swerving erratically from lane to lane and judging by the state of the Persia's rear bumper He's not afraid to get physical One bumper is holding on by a thread. I'm literally Uh James says he likes to chill out to mellow tunes when he's behind the wheel So this driver recklessly swerving at 100 miles an hour will be totally blowing his cool Yes, yes from 5 3 we are pursuit vehicle is lights off swerving across all lanes medium risk Lane 4 1 0 0 lane 4 has a medium risk. Is it medium risk because it's low traffic? The runaway knows he can't outrun three intercept units He's hoping his erratic driving will force them to call off the pursuit This vehicle is at least three up. We are in lane three now. We are medium risky swerving across all lanes 9 0 Proper suit he is lane three swerving in front of us at 1 0 0 There's another junction rapidly approaching james positions the units for another blocking maneuver To the lead x5 get me so i don't want him coming off the motorway 208 she swerving across all lanes is to our near side now We are at 8 5 over buddy. You picked the wrong time of night to do this You know why I say that because there's no there's not a lot of cars out if there were more cars out They would have probably called it back Dan carefully draws the two tonne x5 alongside the speeding hatch Runaways rapidly running out of options He's in lane three to the lead x5 watching near side. We want him on when he kept on half mile marker board for the 850 24 Stand by stand by contact with the subject vehicle taking extensive damage It's gonna crash to the near side stand by stand by The pursuit may have ended Is it game over for the runaway? Was that an accident? Or was that like tactical contact that they be talking about a driver looked like an accident Interceptors james and dana on the m1 in pursuit of a stolen perso To pursuit there are three teapack vehicles with you now The runaway was trying to bully the police drivers into backing down Did not work. He is lane three swerving in front of us drivers into backing down Bro, what are you doing? You're on a donut First of all, you could the max speed for a donut is what 40 miles an hour. Like what are you doing? You would never ever going to get away on this like the plan was flawed from the beginning Proposuity is lane three swerving in front of us at one zero zero chaff got the motway remains light But his reckless driving saw the 100 mile an hour pursuit come to an abrupt end Yeah, that's an accident First tire to come off was that donut. You see it. See if damage is going to crash to the near side stand by stand by In an act of sheer desperation the driver of the stolen perso went for a gap That simply wasn't there It's going to crash to the near side stand by stand by One of the lads have made off into the bushes with dan and james hot on their heels One of the lads wasn't so quick to get away police officer That dog out there One down, but the driver and passenger are still on the run. They've gone through here up to this point We've come through. I've got a shout of police dog And I've pretty much stopped here Dogs come through and they're gone We're the dog though units are searching the area But james isn't hopeful I've probably got phones on them. That's already contact someone's come and pick them up. I've got it But one out of three, who knows? Can I see what state the police have got? They decap they got up out of there low key the one that stayed back He wasn't the driver. They're gonna let him go. I was into me The x5 is picked up a battle scar and so is james's finger I've smashed me under pieces. I think need to pull me need to pull my finger off on the uh on the fence The southbound lane of the m1 has been closed for 30 minutes These lads when they get in these stolen cars, they just don't care We've got to think about the risk members of the public But as you've just seen they do not care. They'll weave around the motorway under mile an hour trying to crash There you go into police cars. They've totaled this person's car. They don't care Could be worse than that. Could have no finger As the cuffed passenger is taken back to the nick it seems his mates are well gone That was the fastest dudes I ever seen. This is like this is like I've never seen nobody get away I don't think on foot at the high speed chase Then they get to running never seem to get away. It's a first The m1 is underway again, but the stolen Peugeot won't be going anywhere You've got that in comparison to that. I think we've got off lightly because they weren't with a massive bang It proper walloped the police car I thought if you're a lot worse than that, I think it was proper giving it the full swerve of mugurba That's as new. Hey fear we're into this German engineering my friend Scarring pattern I don't think this is the proper time to be doing this here like this right now But with their mating custody to that chopper The net is closing in. Oh, they still searching for them Two days have passed since dan and james's high speed encounter with the stolen Peugeot and the pair are back on patrol All right, I just want to say a quick side note note It's not her fault, but lisa was nowhere to be found in this in that in any of that I don't even know why they showed her in the beginning A call has just come through about another car theft There's been a In a series of car key burglaries in west bridgeford With some decent high-value cars nicked Our burgers have had two cars from one address an Audi and a beam that have abandoned the Audi Left in the BMW and then gone and done another car key breaker nicked a brand new 19 plate golf gti That's been tracked by the owner Car's been found Local police and colleagues have stopped a group of young lads not a million miles from where the gti has been sort of abandoned And funnily enough one of them is a lad that's all over our briefings for doing car key burglaries And there were two lads outstanding from the pursuit. We had down the motorway the other day He just break can't take the keys and get going on it being one and the same That's a stupid charge to catch. Let's have a look, shall we? Now you got burglary and you got auto Officers have already arrested two lads and the evidence suggests they're linked to the stolen vaults bargain He's got the golf gti key in his pocket. I bet that's the driver of the purge open the motorway The lad in the back of the police car looks very familiar. We had the pursuit down the motorway the other day in the 207 And obviously they got away classic car key burglars And I'd have a mortgage on the fact that's the driver the purge that night out doing some more car key brakes The lad has decided he's not going to come quietly. He's kicking off in the back of the patrol car In these situations leg restraints are needed to protect both the officers and the suspect A gesture that this lad doesn't appear to appreciate Do you spit at me mate? You spit at me? More accustomed to the driving seats of luxury german sports cars, mr. gobby isn't happy about riding in the back of a patrol van Oh Over mad he caught you go get caught eventually doing this man. I know ain't nobody undefeated at this no way If flattery will get you everywhere this little charm is going nowhere except one sounds James has had enough of this jovial banter for one night You're making friends Along with the car keys the lads were also found with this fetching lady's purse A pair of mole grips complete with a lock that appears to be missing at all Yeah, buddy y'all out here y'all got caught red-handed with paraphernalia The stolen golf had been abandoned half a mile down the road from where the lads were picked up Beautiful car that They still got some burglary getting there at the it is nice this car Sadly the hot hatch hasn't survived the ordeal unscathed That's from the roof of the car in it. Yeah, and that I reckon they ripped it out looking for like the tracking box You have a look it's all ripped out. Oh, yeah, the red right mess of it See the red s sos button. Yeah, that's going to gps the car on it. So they've nicked it Just dangerous dangerous criminals and it's a just a top result for everyone to get them locked up and getting Both looking at some prison time. So like what like When they take the car are they taking it to body shops to get money or they just taking them for fun Like if this ain't about no money then what are you doing? So, yeah happy days The silver tong lad was found guilty of burglary. He received 18 months behind bars and a three-year criminal behavior order His may got two years behind bars for burglary. No further action was taken against the passenger Told you that one passenger got away With over 800 knife crimes reported in nottinghamshire last year the interceptors of actioned a specialist team to tackle this modern-day menace head-on Out on patrol today are sergeant steve king and ken tinnley Oh knife carriers never met the general knife because they're involved in something else Maybe part of organized crime groups or gangs and we try and deal with those issues as well So for example, if someone who's involved in drug supply will target them and if you get them for a drug supply Then hopefully that will prevent them from carrying a knife in the future as well really It doesn't that's a great way of thinking Steve's a big jason borne fan and his favorite movie star is matt damond But that ain't how i work. Well, he's just spotted two more celebrities, but this pair are stars of the morning briefing Two males we'll go for a stop May i answer your bad mate? You jumping down ready? Yeah, you know what you know what's happening Steve and ken just want a quiet word But the lads leaped straight on the defensive Are we being detained? Yes, you are being detained For what? For what crime? Under the misuse of drugs act, you're being detained whilst i Why i established whether or not we're going to be conducting a search I can't do that Well, i can't do that if you're if i like to walk off your behavior is erratic There's intelligence linking you to the supply control drug in this area therefore you're both being searched I've just told you okay So you do understand that? No, no, no, no, no, i don't understand that Let me explain it to you then, mate You're not rested The law in the UK is wild a little bit They got briefed in the morning about to stop them immediately. They don't know the law They they're talking like they're lawyers or something like bro sit down, man Y'all making this long Back-up has arrived and not a moment too soon Oh, man Stephen Ken has satisfied that neither lad is carrying a knife or they're both resisting the search so the cuffs are coming out Okay, there's active intelligence linking you to the supply drugs in this area There's also smell of cannabis emanating from you even smoking cannabis Are you taking something today? No What? Because you're out your your eyes like pimp rips, mate What are? It doesn't matter what you put it on them, mate You're softening your mouth One then do your thing do your thing here go put my bag do your thing I will do I'll do your thing Just be around for me just face my colleague Touching me Stop being gendered Bro, no, it's touching me Who is this? You're crotch, mate Yeah, I know Bro, no This dude whoever this dude is he needs his own YouTube channel This dude he is hilarious voice alone What do you mean got something down my crotch Get your hands out Nothing down my crotch You can't touch me knob Bro, look it's my knob Do you know what get my cock out No, no, no, show them that This loud mouth lad is adamant that he's got nothing to hide But the game's up for his mate So you've got some cannabis down your pants, yeah What? There's some cannabis down your pants I can see it It smells like I can see it is that all that's down there Yeah, we'll just have to wait because it's quite far down Bro, you can't go on like this They can't go on like this How old are you? 17 Is there anything else down there? No Just the weed Yeah You know what this is? It's the harassment, innit No, it's not harassment, mate It's charm Yeah Have I got nothing? Go down my boxes I'm not going down your box I'm going round your waist I'm going round your waist pants What can you get? You know what? I actually have got nothing on me But you know You can't go on like this Well, it appears you've got something to stuff down your pants, mate I haven't, no What is that? Alba? Albanians got their own track home now? Dealers to do business without being traced So what concerns me? You've got two furnace-style mobile phones that you say aren't yours You've been quite likely to declare they're not yours I've had things for a couple of years And all of my mates' phone I just phoned my mum on it now What's your problem? Okay The lad reckons he borrowed the mobile to phone his mum I don't know what to do with it I don't know what to do with it I don't know what to do with it I don't know what to do with it I don't know what to do with it I don't know what to do with it I don't know what to do with it A phone his mum Here's at least some cannabis down your pants So you'll probably give me the time for a full strip search and we'll need to get an appropriate add-on Well, she's about to get another call Who is your guardian or who looks after you? Has he got a phone too? Where does she live? Not my mum Where's your house, mate? I'm sure all of you have just been there enough I was asking, I've never met you before Is she in? Because he's under 18 and he can't be stripped searched without his legal guardian We're quite determined when we've got the grounds We'll take people back and strip them if they want to hide drugs in their underwear, then that's ultimately what we're going to have to do. Back at the nick. Motor mouth has run out of puff. Why did police station all blue? What town is this? Hop out, dude, you're up. All right, Mark, calm down now, bit, yeah? I've calmed down. Good, man. He's fiercely denied that he's hiding drugs. All right, we have to check, dude, because you've got something down there, ain't ya? I haven't, unless I'm trying to say. A strip search will allow him to prove his innocence once and for all. All right, just pull your trousers down, but keep your boxes on. All right, now, spin around for me and just look down. This lad's got some Classee with his punts. Steve has pulled out a plastic bag that appears to contain Classee drugs. I don't know how. It's that brown? Well, it was in your punts, mate. You can't really see it. It just looked like wraps to me. Amazingly, the lad claims he has no idea how the drugs appeared between his legs. He's got some cash stuffed down his pants, about 170 quid, and then three or four wraps of dark substance which is expected to be harrowing. Maybe he doesn't know how we've ended up down his pants. So we just search the other lad, see what we've got with him, and then we'll make a decision about where we're going with it. It's time for the second lad to strip off in front of Mum. At any point should he be fully made? In front of Mum, you see it? Meet out in front of Mum. Make it. So we'll do probably the top half first, and then put that back on and do the bottom half. Is that OK? Yeah, absolutely. OK, put that back on for me. The strip search revealed the lad did have cannabis hidden down his pants. That's it? So both have been arrested for possession with intent. I don't know. We just did all that for this. You can even put this in the little joint. They might as well, they should have just... So both have been arrested for possession with intent. W wastes of time. And supply trunk trucks. Hopefully it's been seen today, the sorts of proactive work we've been doing in the community that should make people feel a bit more comfortable, a bit more confident about the policing operations that are taking place. And hopefully it sends a message for these two and maybe the wider criminality that might be taking place within Clifton that we are looking for you and we will stop you, we'll search you and we'll make arrests where the evidence is there. Both lads were arrested for possession with intent to supply class A drugs and possession of cannabis. They're both still under... I'm not gonna lie, this dude was hilarious. He was good. He was great comedy. ...restigation. Private... ...straights the... Nottinghamshire's network policing teams are the interceptor's eyes and ears on the ground. They have supplied vital intel on the location of a man believed to be involved in organised crime. And today, the neighbourhood units are revving up for a raid alongside the tactical support group. Heading up the ARP is Sergeant Brian Blackmore. We've just done the issues of drugs warrant with NSUs. They don't want anyone slipping out the back door. So, they're surrounding the property. The air drop's off. The warehouse has been converted into artists' studios. We're going through there. Let's get that door. Smash through. Well, the interceptors are hoping to find more than a pile of paintbrushes. They're the keys. The warehouse is a rabbit warren of rooms and corridors. This one's up. Down, move quick. Just somewhere for you. The team have found some more. It's all hands on deck. Result, they've got their man. Well, what did they get him off? The only thing sleeping beauty here is going to be wearing right now is a shiny pair of handcuffs. A quick scan of the building has delivered three more suspects. They've all been arrested and are headed off to the local Nick. And caught with a work done. The warehouse is cluttered and full of hiding places. Right, Sergeant. I've got to say it's one of the most complex because of the layout, because it's an original building and they've created little studios and rooms within what wouldn't have been there in the first place. Sergeant Mark Southgate from the neighbourhood unit is heading up the search party. It's going to be all left for nothing. It appears to be classic controlled drugs in the premises. A substantial block there on top of the scales. Oh, OK. A block of off-white substance on the floor there with the other individual rats. Oh, OK, yeah, they got you all, buddy. Numerous mobile phones. It's a good hit today and good result. The scene of the search, a police dog has been drafted in to sweep the building. Baxter has been trained to sleep... Oh, they need a window? ...cocaine and cannabis. The dog gave us an indication on the box and we've got, er, that it's an overall amount of cannabis to do with. This big bag of weed was fetched from the only large part of the street. The bad news for the dealer is it's headed straight for the police incinerator. And Baxter isn't the only one sniffing out a monster hole. Oh. Looks like it's a kilo block of uncooked decay. Oh. In itself. God, they didn't find the key of... They didn't find the key of raw. That's tough. It's potty. It's over. Worth 25 to 40,000, but once it's cut down into deals of street value, it's potty upwards of 100,000 pounds. Yeah. So that's a really good find. It's going to really hit them hard if it hurts in the pocket. A good result. You're going to have somebody hurt them. The organised crime on Holy Trinity. It's quite a good one. It's quite a good one, yeah. Guns. Money and drugs. Everywhere you go. For Brian's team, the raid was well worth the early morning wake-up. We've got in excess of a kilo of... And then they had it everywhere. Like, even if, like... Even if, like, you were onto them, there's nowhere you could stash that off. You would have to go find it, collect it, move it around, like... Cacain. In one big block package, also, we found different quantities of, again, cocaine in bundles. Somewhere on the scales, there was mobile phones attached or linked to it. A quantity of cash, just in that room alone. This was stuck into them in there. Six people were arrested in today's operation, including their main target. He has a previous history in organised crime in Nottingham area. Links to groups that have been involved in quite serious offences within Nottingham firearms offences. So it's a big result for us to locate him here, where he is actually in the room, where the drugs are. We can actually tie him to that. They didn't just tie him to it, they put him behind bars. When Sleeping Beauty had his day in court, he was convicted of possession with intent to supply cocaine and received a seven-year custodial sentence. The interceptor's relentless mission to bring peace in order to the nation's streets is a vital task, but often a thankless one. Not everyone's gonna like because I get that. I used to get wound up a lot when they used to, like, call you all sorts. And then I got passed that. But I think sometimes... Lisa. I need to see some throwback footage of Lisa because, like, I honestly, you work hard at some point. You just don't work hard now. Sometimes it's hard, especially when you're a new officer and you're not used to... Oh, you're driving? Okay. And then I think, after a while, you learn to ignore it because you know that they're saying it to get a rise. The minute they know that they've got you, that is it, they'll carry on. But we must be one of the few jobs where you go to work and you get abused and it's normal. It's the early hours and Sergeant James Carrington and Katie Eustace are on patrol in the BMW X5. They call Katie. They've had a call to say there are five males all... Y'all remember Katie? Katie, be ready for the action. She'll be ready for the negativity at work. Dress in dark clothing with tortures, go down an alleyway between a couple of properties. The X5's first is straight six and the state-of-the-art four-wheel drive system allow the interceptors to respond to the call with blistering pace. Have we got any more specific discretion on the alleyway they've gone down? Hold on. A bloke just popped his head out over there. Which one? That one just there. Go and have a look. Never pop your head out. Katie, sir, she joined the force because she didn't want to be stuck in an office all day. I doubt she had disappearing down dark alleys at the top of her wish list either. Light! Hold on, there's about to be a massive factory in two-tacks, Harry. There's trouble brewing down the road. You quiet. You quiet. These narrow streets only allow one car to pass at a time, and a pair of drivers are locked in a nose-to-nose standoff. What if he needs to grow up, don't they? Move out of the way. Oh, heck, Katie. You don't see who I think she's got embroiled in some kind of road regency on the street that's unrelated at the same time. What's up? What's up is the back of a seriously annoyed taxi driver. He's using... He's being abusive. He's speaking like racist. On willing to stare down and intercept her, the other driver backs down. You've got to love it. You've got to love it. I'm not going to lie, Katie looks like she can bake the greatest pumpkin spice sugar cookies that we've probably ever seen. Maybe, what, ginger nutmeg? She's probably like a great cuppa, you know? Price is averted, James leaves the comfort of the X5 and joins Katie in the hunt for the suspicious men. No joy. Nothing obvious, but there's cameras all over it. There's not more shouting going all over it. It sounds like the dueling motorists are back. Hold on. There's going to be a horrible nasty fight, so we need to move. Clocking the incoming interceptors, the driver of the second car isn't hanging around. Is it him doing all the shouting? Yeah. That's actually what I was just trying to do. Yeah, I can bore. The two-tongue beamer makes light work of the tight, speed bump-filled streets, but there's a problem. Get up. Last one. The runaway is also in an X5. Mmm. Left. An age. But the police spec BMW has a high-performance upgrade. A pair of interceptors. Next right, next right. That was mad corny. Right, right, right. The runaway is recklessly racing through built-up residential streets. Ah. Down here and right. They'll be out in the Boulevard. But Katie knows these roads right in the back of her hand. I've got the car now. Bingo. Are we home? Yes, yes. Right, fellas, what's your problem? Waffing off is all. What's up? Cos you've had a right Barney with that taxi driver. Why, why have you guys behaved as you have? Hmm? Who's up? These three lads appear. Why is he doing whippets, right? What is those called when you fill up the blue and might just do it as they call whippets, right? Why is he doing it right in front of the car? So you are pulled over trying to hide this. Here to be heading to a party. So any of you insured to drive this car? No, none of us. Who was driving it then? He's gone. Aziz, because if you don't come back, we're going to be seizing the car. The driver's seat is empty. He could have made off or he could have just swapped seats. Where's the lad that was driving this car? Right, we need to fetch him back, otherwise, because none of you is insured to drive it. We're going to be taking his car. They claim the driver has gone off to service his girlfriend. The car is parked, though, in a legally parked spot. He's not going to come out. We suspect that he's not insured or something's not right with his driving license. So we're going to be seizing the car. Sue, is it that belongs to the car? Is that what the plate says or am I guessing? Yes, that's correct. No. So are the cops just oblivious to what they're doing with the balloons, probably? Probably. When is he coming back then to speak to us? As soon as he busses a lot. Katie and James don't care what he's doing. If he's not back in five minutes, he's losing his wheels. He's ringing him. He's there. Give him a second, mate. Right. The car stinks of booze, and alcohol isn't the only stimulant on tonight's menu. Are you enjoying that balloon? Is there something in there that's nice for you? Yeah, of course it is. Nitrous oxide. Lovely. Nitrous oxide is the gas used to anesthetize people in operating theaters. But it's not illegal in the UK? It is. It's also a very popular, but potentially harmful recreational drug. Definitely kills brain cells when done like this. Inhaled from a kiddie's balloon, it's legal to use, but not if you're driving. Yeah. We suspect that the driver's had a load of that nitrous oxide, which are the wise, dumb one, and not wants to come back because it comes under that psychoactive substance stuff. So that'll be why he doesn't want to come talk to us right now. Might have had a nice night with his misses, but lost his car. With Romeo nowhere to be seen, Katie decides enough is enough. Time's up. It's being recovered. We've been five minutes. Yeah. Yeah, at 5.29. Yes, it has. Stop stopping nitrous oxide and you'll know what time it is, won't you? Believe it's a chap called... Don't call me babes, I'm not your babes, am I? No, you're not. You're far from me. Damn. With the tow truck on its way, moving the X5 won't be a problem. On the floor, not us. But shifting this bunch of charmers could be. We're gonna finish they whole balloons and ride up all these. That's a little bit wild, in my opinion. You're gonna seize the others, innit? Well, the recovery wagon's not gonna take the car you look in, is it? There's some more tape shit on you. Shall I get one up with the car to come down? Yeah. Yeah, I feel like it'll arrest me. You wanna hear the cars start coming towards us? I'm seeing this car. Yeah, but if we seize the car, under section 165 Road Traffic Act, there can't be people in it, which means we have a power to remove people from the vehicle to seize the vehicle. Mate, don't act like a five-year-old boy. Don't be stupid or don't act like one, then. I'm not acting like one. Right, you are. What I'm telling you is... You're gonna sit in a car and go to a police duty garage sat in a recovered car. I am not getting out of the car. Right, well, how are we gonna recover it, then, are you in it? Well, it is what it is. It is what it is. Katie and James know the ideal solution for removing stubborn objects. Hello, boys. Apply just the right amount of muscle. Why are there no faces? And if that doesn't work, the tow truck usually has the desired effect. Socks and sliders, classic. Psychotic drug. It's made for whipped cream. Psychotic. Blowing it up in front of them as well. You wouldn't believe it, would you? Yeah, psychotic. Really? Good job little wardens aren't here, are they? The lads are now worried about the car. The windows are open, it's raining, and the interior is going to get trashed. So if the car was to get damaged, who's gonna be liable for it? He's not come back to put the windows up with the keys, is he? Yeah, but who's gonna be liable for it? You took it. Yeah, but you took it. No way. If you can get the key off him, great, we can put the windows up. It's too busy. He's having a good time. I'll put a good job. But, as if by magic... Yeah, the windows are up. Someone somewhere has got the key to this car. But now it's locked, they can't take it out of gear, they have to be dragged onto the truck, potentially damaging the... Tires and... That's a W, you can roll up the window for the X5 without me in there? The gearbox. We have tried to explain to them that if it gets dragged on, it might take some damage with the key, it won't. They're not interested. They're not gonna be fooled by you. This is sure makes pride and joy. The party's over for this rain-soaked trio. Interesting puncture lads, right? Yeah, animated. Is he got sandals on? With socks? Yeah, entertaining. At the end of the day, the driver's not come back, so we suspect he's either under the influence of something. We've got him off the street for the night at least, bearing in mind he's probably under the influence of something, facing caboose as well. So whether it be the recreational gases they're enjoying or some booze as well, who knows, but... You got one of them driving around in that state. The way he was driving through the estate, it's the best we have him and his car off the road, so ultimately this is a result. It couldn't be proved that Romeo was behind the wheel, so no further action was taken. However, he did pay the recovery fee and collected his true love. Obviously, they was gonna pay their recovery fee. Ain't no way they're gonna leave that in there. It's the mid-week night shift in Mansfield, and interceptors Clarky and Phil are heading out on patrol. Quiet stump tonight, the road's all wet, but visibility is not too bad. Obviously, we'll drive to the conditions. The point is that everything that we do has got to be safe. We'll be in good hands with Phil at the wheel. I hope. Field of beak and the nose, whatever. Paul's head, the spare spotter driver, who appears to be in a bit of a hurry. He's going quick, isn't he? He is. He's crashed. Losing it on the bend, the Nissan has flattened the metal vents. Immediately crashed. He turned the corner and lost it. Slipped everywhere. Remarkably, the driver's straight out of the car and making tracks. Stay where you are! Police! Stay where you are! But Clarky and Phil are right behind him. You're gonna stay back. Turn your back. Turn your back. He tried to run. He took big turns. Now the interceptors need to get to the bottom of why the car ended up like this. You polished. Yes. So Clarky breaks out his best Polish. You actually mash? Not bad. Not bad, okay. Amatethespe and Clarky picked up his impressive command of Polish during a week-long touring production of Macbeth. You walk him around, Phil. I am. The driver may not have blood on his hands, but he does have booze on his breath. You've been drinking? Yes. Yes. It's pretty tough. Some vodka. Vodka, yeah? Okay. Come on. Mind your head. I thought he'd take it to the bed pretty quick. I thought, how's he got round there? That's the answer. He hasn't. I am dickhead. I couldn't possibly comment. I am dickhead. Twice? When was your last drink tonight? About an hour ago. About an hour ago. Okay. Hey! Yes? What is most shit in this situation? What's that? My good friend. Yeah? Not drinking. Yeah? Offer me. To give you a lift? There's no time for what it is. It's time to put him to the test. Do you know what I am? Okay, wow. Behead. Big shit. Will you give me a breath sample? No. I've been drunk. I've been driving. Yeah. And I'm putting my breath test. Okay, thank you. Nice deep breath. If you blow into there, nice tight seal. Blow into there. Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going. Stop there. Stop there. Stop, stop, stop. Thank you. The driver might wish he had accepted that lift. The results are in. So the legal limit is 35. My bad. It was muted. I said, what are our guests right now? I said, I'm guessing he's .9 or better. Three times over the limit. For him to take that type of bend and crash, he got to be, got to be nine, three times over. Okay. You've blown 88. 88. 88. Yeah. So you've failed the test. I'm now arresting you on suspicion of driving whilst. Okay. Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm arresting you on suspicion of driving whilst over the prescribed alcohol limit. Do you understand that? I'm working with you. Okay. You are. Okay. What we're going to do is we're going to go to the police station. We're going to put you on an evidential breath test machine. And we'll see what the reading is there. And we'll take it from there. Thank you, Matthew. Just have to shut this door. Okay. Thank you. You're going to jail, buddy. You're going to jail for twice the legal limit. Statistically, he was at least 30 times more likely to crash than a driver who hadn't touched a drop. Look at this devastation. You know, he's completely driven at speed. Lost it on the bend. He didn't want to drive. He could have been a pedestrian or cyclist. He could have killed somebody. It's crazy. If you want to avoid this, don't drink and drive. It's simple. Thanks. I agree. It's my first mistake. You don't do drink and drive. You have to learn from this. Don't ever drink and drive again. Back at the nick. Mind your head. You think it's very apologetic. Books in Nottingham's happiest prisoner. Come with me. We'll go and do the machine. Okay. All right. Thanks, Hodge. Cheers. Thank you. And escorts him to their state-of-the-art breath test suite. So if you want to take a seat, if you sit down there for me, please. He's just being and bulky and awkward. He's feeling very calm. Good. You accept it. I understand that. You've said that, yeah. Take a nice, deep breath and blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. The driver blew 88 on the roadside test. Stop there. Thank you. The legal limit is 35. Right. 86 and 83. We take the lower reading. So we'll take 83. So we'll take you back to the custody exam. Come on, mate. Bless you. Do I look in there? Yeah. If only every drink driver was as easy going as this fellow. Take care. All right. Have a good time. No problem. You take care. All right. See you later. Thank you very much. I know I made a mistake. I'm sorry. That's right. Main thing is you won't do it again. That's the good thing. No. Thank you. You serve me. All right, mate. No problem. Thank you. Take care. Bye-bye. See you. Cheers. Nostalgia. It will come as no surprise that the driver pleaded guilty to drink driving and he also had no insurance. He was probably less happy when he received fines totalling £470 and was disqualified for 20 months. No kidding. That boy tried to get up out of there. I thought he was going for it when he first started, you know. I thought he was up for a scrap, you know. When he first... Yeah, well... When he turned and faced up. And that was scary for y'all. He stopped and faced me up and turned. I thought, here we go. I think he just wanted to give you hope. That's what people do. All right, man. Police interceptors. It's never a dull moment. Tell them to leave a like, comment. I'm gone.