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Let's get into it Man right into a commercial story blew up the never seen Nottinghamshire surrounded by four counties Lincolnshire Leicestershire, South Yorkshire and Derbyshire And when crims cross borders county coppers team up to take them down After all Everyone needs good neighbors. It's all about interoperability. They call it. So we have the same tactics similar vehicles Obviously criminals don't live by borders. So therefore nor should we There's obviously going to be a little bit of friendly rival around short between us friendly banter. Yeah other neighbour enforcers, but Ultimately if there's someone knocking around then he's locking up for something nasty and we can come together as a team to sort it Then that's the result you want ultimately On the border adabishing unit is after a seat leon that's fair to stop The weather's getting worse and so is the suspects driving The seat's making for the border where an interceptor welcoming party awaits Multiple units including jim carrington and chalky are racing to intercept I'm sure I'm sure in the car in the 608 towards us. I don't know why it's bad to stop what it's doing But if it keeps coming it'll appear ahead of us I feel like at this time of day this time of night It's really when the cops really don't got nothing nothing nothing to do. So this is the worst possible time Where you could initiate a police chase like what are you even thinking? I don't condone that anyway, but like you're not getting away ever Not at this time The knots team is around eight miles from the pursuit Increasing speed to hit zero Through the entire centre some approach hill down the hill And the suspect is absolutely flooring it Speed is nine zero hill race They've no idea why he's failed to stop but he's hell bent on escape Speed is nine zero down the hill piece of two He's centre of the road at the moment actually off side of the road The runaway seat's doing three times the speed limit on the road On the wrong side of the road In the rain And he's pulled a kamikaze disappearing act He's turned his headlights off DR8 is high This is not bent straight Don't ask me to solve it Derbyshire cops need to stop this car before someone's killed Notch units are still miles away As the suspect raises the stakes We've got to make the way At Junction 27 By heading onto the M1 Back up a rise from a Derbyshire undercover beamer and a dog unit James, I need you to do a get-by I need two units ahead of me Get-by, get-by I'll stretch into lane one The beamer races past the seat in the outside lane The runaway is slowing down We may have seen sense Or maybe not One wrong move at over a ton and it's curtains But the suspect doesn't seem to care He tries to muscle pass the unmarked They're going to need greater numbers to put a box on And the Notch cavalry are racing up the M1 and closing in Chalky might have hated maths at school But if the pursuit's a mile away He knows how fast they need to go to catch up The answer Very fast There's a random sword in this picture With the X5 at its limits At last they're in the chase The seat speed demon now has two forces to contend with And he's making a break for it He makes to come off and the front Derbyshire unit takes the slip road But the seat's sold him a dummy It's an incredibly dangerous manoeuvre With the seat narrowly avoiding the slip road traffic island And a 40 tonne lorry Having given one car the slip on the slip road He buries the throttle Too quick for tactics here The pursuit's 15 minutes in And they desperately need to slow him down The car here is ready The couple of units do some gap lines And we'll put a teapack on them We've got a safety in place Speed is 1, 2, 0 and 5 The plan is to get units out What do you think the numbers are? How often do you think people get away? Ahead Slow the seat Then safely perform a teapack Cars getting to lane 4 They can try and attempt to get by please Another car up front with him please Another car up front with him One unit gets in front Safety on please Safety on With the second car closing in They've no choice but to try a teapack At over 100 miles an hour In the pouring rain This could get naughty in a minute This is as risky as it gets And they on one a day my boy I ain't never seen this commotion As I shouldn't Because I'd be out of my Blockers on 1, 2, 0 Naut's interceptors have joined their Derbyshire neighbours in the pursuit Of a 120 mile an hour runaway Heavy braking, lane 2 He's trying to get off Stunned by We're going to need a couple of units To do some cat-bys And we'll put a teapack on it Despite extreme speeds They've got two units ahead of the dangerous driver And are gearing up to try a teapack This could get naughty in a minute Yep The drivers already lost One car with a crazy Slip-late shuffle And successfully shaken off Numerous cops But one Derby car is clinging on Along with Naut's finest Jim and Chucky The runaways ditch the M1 But he's still doing motorway speeds I don't know The line of narrator is so surprised That this is happening He's on the wrong side Of an a-roader over 80 While they wait for back-up to get in place The drivers up to his old tricks But the deck is beginning To favour the cops Who have a pair of fearsome Aces up their sleeve Let the dogs have it The pursuit's now 20 minutes old But the driver isn't letting up As he treats the road As his own racetrack There's a real risk they'll have to abort The pursuit I doubt it Day 38, Kingsmill He's an accident waiting to happen The roads may be quiet But they're approaching more built-up areas And the five units on the Seat's tail May be forced to throw in the town We're sort of road guys So John Cocklejunction No deviation Straight on towards Mansfield town centre As they enter the town of Mansfield The drivers look finally runs out Crash Is he trying to punch the window? I thought he had like a little thing in his hand He's trying to punch the window That's adrenaline Stop resisting Stop resisting He almost pulled his drawers off Stop struggling Wait a minute After a 20 mile cross-county pursuit He's earned a pair of bracelets And some sweet nothings From a very angry gym Do you like nights really trying to kill people And killing police officers? Not overly impressed mate Not overly impressed, what's all that about? Speed demon stinks of booze He's clearly turd You can see it So Duffy leads into a cop car For a breath test Hold on, hold on You do as what he said You got anything on you? Although he's not so keen to get in Tell the five of you little things Get in the car Sit in the van the car Get in the van Finally he's persuaded inside And it's the ideal end to an epic pursuit He's just lost control Going straight on at Tesco's On to Chesterfield Road And then trying to reverse back into police vehicles And police officers There's been some tactical contact Despite the suspect reversing into the cops The Derbyshire unit has managed to wrap Round with Jim's X5 And Duffy in an unmarked Complete in the box And Chalky's bravely led the charge I mean I was really trying to break the window Initially when I got to the door The door was locked Out of the vehicle now, now Fully aware of the glass and the hands So I wasn't hitting it that hard I left to make him then actually Unlock the door and open Once we had the door open Then that was the end of it We had him out of the car, on the ground On the ground And handcuffed pretty quickly It's been a top team effort From Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire With one locked up and no one injured So what police area did he go to? When it comes to pursuits I can happily tell you That's probably one of the worst ones The speeds, the risks 120, 130mph Coming off through country lanes They don't know And ultimately ends up with him going head on into a wall And he's got away with it ultimately Nobody's got hurt He hasn't got hurt, it's a bit of damage on his car But yeah, astounding really Though there is one casualty I don't know what that means But it's not healthy, and the steering It's particularly heavy Bearing in mind Look at that steering wheel I'm literally having to... End of your power steering situation All my might to steer the car But a bit of damage to the X5 Is a minor price to pay A news comes in that the bloke's blown 85 at the roadside Damn! That's over twice the legal limit You'd expect a car to drive like that If it'd been stolen in a burglary If he was wanted for some kind of serious offence He ran because he drunk That's why he ran, period We know why This is... So I'm genuinely shocked that he's driven like that Simply because He's had something to drink Unbelievable Speed demon turned out to be disqualified As well as drunk He pleaded guilty to dangerous driving Driving whilst disqualified Driving without insurance Failing to stop for police And drink driving He was sent down for 10 months And disqualified from driving for 5 years And 5 months I don't know what that is Is that a new drink? It's a new drink coming out every other week Cannabis continues to be the UK's Most commonly used illegal drug The later Don't forget man Shout out to the first responders Check out my description Check out the link tree It's a link down there called link tree That's where everything, all my socials Are a gold fund for me to get me to the UK This is September September is the day This month is my birthday May 26th Salute man, so drop what you can If anybody can drop one pound We lit If everybody that drops Watches this video Drops one pound We in the game Donates one pound We in the game We there We in the UK Police officers And when green-fingered weed farmers Grow their own It's the interceptors who cut them down to size Just think about it the UK I know it will never be legal in the UK But like Think about how many Growhouses y'all find Think about how many People would actually go out And get a license To actually be able to grow And think about how many jobs y'all would put in the atmosphere, you know what I'm saying? Think about how much money that y'all would be able to get. Think about how much new buildings would go up, how much stuff would be paid off, how much the government, you know what I'm saying? Over in Northwest Nottingham, the knife crime team sergeant Johnny Groves and Joe Riley are on patrol when a blue Vectra catches their attention. By the time they spin on it, the Vectra's booted it, but they spot it hanging right at the distance. It's all tough on it. And they're soon on its tail. The kind of Vectra do you want, it's going to be back towards Old Farm. Good end fella. Give it up. Just start. Oh, it's Old Farm, mate. There's no escape. Yeah, it's pulling over now. There are two occupants in the car. Good choice. Out. A bloke. And his young daughter, who were taken to the police car. Meanwhile, backup arrives in the form of knife crime team sergeant Matt Daly. That's a good choice, my brother. You didn't know where he was going, cops was on you, you got a kid in the car. No Kent, Tinley. Let me know if I need to get out. Yeah, I'll let you know, mate. They need to establish why the driver was so keen to avoid the cops. There's got a lot in it. There's a bag in the back, a seat with some in some foil and some... And this could be a clue. That's going to mask a crop full of cannabis in the boot of your car. Normally it's not just like loosing a cardboard box. People's personal views are on cannabis. It's a controlled drug, it's illegal. Until that changes, it needs to be treated as such. So exposing young children to it, casually why you're driving around, it's not really acceptable. The kids dropped off with mobs while dads offer a chat with another unit. Are we happy? Yeah, done. In total they found four to five ounces of cannabis, a set of digital scales and a couple of deal bags. You intend to sell an earth? He's got to hunch where the weeds come from. He's had a little grow, isn't he? Probably at his home address. I bet that's come from three or four plants. Is he happy to come back, do a consensual search of his flat and via him? Interceptors can request to conduct an official search, but there's no need if a suspect simply grasses himself up. He's actually been quite forthcoming with information. He has openly disclosed to officers that if they're accompanying back to his home address, he will happily point out a small grow to them. So, very honest. Sometimes it's better to just do that. They arrive at Honest John's flat. Because he's staying in the car. Yeah. I don't think it's going to be a small grow. I think he's trying to minimize damage. He's like, yeah, no, no, no, let me just come, let me point what I want y'all to see out. I think there's probably going to be more than what he's saying. Yeah, just him that lives here. Yeah. We'll start with a loft if that's where he's saying it is. Matt takes the high ground. You got the torch, Kenny Ken, Ken. So he's over the rolling quads. Ken has a route around downstairs. And he's already found something of interest. Some money here. Just hidden me on the picture frame. A few hundred quid there. We'll get in contact with the financial investigation unit and just have a proper look at this guy's finances and see if he's living beyond his means. As Ken continues the search, Matt's found the source of the weed. They be doing the most. Damn. They check out if I can't, I still can't believe they be doing all of this in a stop. So he was pretty honest true to his word in the end. He said that he had a few more plants hung up, drying, ready to take the female flowering head, the cannabis off. And that's exactly what we've found. The Sarge has been on the force nearly 17 years and seen enough cannabis grows to know his bush from his bud. And that's what he's after. It's just this female flowering head, these buds. You can see all the crystals on it. That's the bit that gives it its potency. Boy, you smoke. Cut it out, officer. We know you get high. Cut it out. Three. And Ken's found more of the harvest in the bedroom. In the, in Bill Wardrobe, in the master bedroom is three, three jars of, you know, cropped and dried out cannabis. Just over at Grandsworth, maybe. But no one's getting wacky from this backie as all the weeds heading straight for the incinerator. Early stages of the investment... The incinerator is going to get high. The person has aberration. The investigation in terms of what offense we go down, whether we're looking at production or possession and intense supply. So, yeah, it's been a bad day for him, but a good day for us. After an investigation, the suspect was cautioned for the production of cannabis. It's still to come. Put your right hand in the middle of your back. Put your right hand in the middle of your back. The hokey-cokey for a screen addict. Put it in the middle of your back. Now! It's a very distinct smell of cannabis coming from your car as I've been luring you. Phil Sniff-Salter. Driver. And lean forward and just take your tongue out. And the greatest... Science proves your best sleep is vital to your mental, emotional... That's true. There's nothing quite like working with one of your best buddies on a shift. Can you suck through pastals? Just suck it. Don't chew them. Too late. And it might be a sweet start for good mates Rob Ealy and Jim Campin, but they know things can quickly turn sour. Ify-Owdy, 2 o'clock. Black S3 with silver mirrors. Stand by your bed. Stand by your bed. But Audi man has no plans to stand by anything. He's heading for the hills. Hey, is he off? He's off, mate. Yeah, he's off. Game on. So, we've got a felt stop in Brockstow Colby Road. It's a left, left, left, left onto Wyvern Road. I've not got a full VRM yet, stand by. So, but it's an Audi A3 in black. Silver wheel mirrors. Speed is 6-0, medium risk. Marked car, T-Pack and Stinger train. T-Pack and Stinger won't be necessary because the Audi's pulled up. Dang. There's a crowd inside, so Rob draws his taser. Stay where you are. All of you, stay where you are. Keep your arms where I can see him. Stay where you are. Keep your arms where I can see him. Don't move. Stay there. Stay there. It's not listening. He just continues to walk forward. Stay there. Stop, sir. On in the driver's seat, but a sizeable trio has emerged from the back. Use the front of the car, hands behind your back. Do as you're told. Turn around and look at that car and put your hands behind your back. You do the same. Jim deals with a fourth man sitting in the front passenger seat. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. I'll smash the window. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. The boys are outnumbered and need to control the situation fast. Dude, come over here. Come over here. Turn around. While Jim tries to get his guy in cuffs, Rob shows another into the X5. Jump in the back of there. The man who's in the front passenger seat denies being the driver vehemently. I wasn't even driving the way though. Turn around. What are you doing? Turn around. Listen to me. Don't start acting. Listen to me. Turn around. I will drive down the bus. Turn around. Oh my God. Put your eyes down in the middle of your mouth. I am. I'm on the bus. Don't relax. So who was driving? Casper the friendly ghost? Jasper the British ghost? You hear me? Who? You're making yourself look guilty. I wasn't even driving. Yes, he was. Put your eyes down in the middle of your mouth. Rob's bloke is in cuffs. The other man is resisting. Put your eyes down in the middle of your mouth now. It's an odd time to take. I'm trying to get that text off. That last little IG post off. I bet you that's it. Getting locked up. Mr. Friend and this pair are proving a real handful. What? The more you keep twisting. Everybody's twisted. You're twisted. Shut up. I know standing. Shut up. I wasn't even driving. You're mad. Go. What are you doing? The big man tries to trip Rob up. Big mistake. Get over here. Stop trying to put him on the floor. What do you need to do with it? Stop trying to trip me up. Things have gone south in a hurry and they're threatening to escalate. What are you doing? Mate, look at this. I'll tase you. Get on the floor. Tase me. Get on the floor. Do you stay where you are? I haven't done a lot of things. They need backup fast. Get out of the way. Get out of the way. You're going to be back. Just off Colby Road. In the chaos, one passenger's done a runner. The bloke in the X5 is also on the move and he's not after Rob's fruit pastels. Like, no funny stuff. The one that was on the other side of the road, I was waiting. Like, when are you going to run? At this point, your boys are tweaking. This dude been climbing from the front to the back, like back booty crack out, like. Houdini's out of the X5 and with their hands tied, the boys can't do much about it. We've got one running back towards Colby, get low cloths down there. Nobody's doing, stop doing what... Rob describes the best part of the job as working with his mates to lock up the bad guys. And it's going to take teamwork to restrain this job. Nobody's doing, stop doing what you're doing to... Get your hand behind your back. You're going to lose, mate. Get your hand behind your back. Everybody's got anything. The remaining men protest their innocence. So Rob points out the obvious. Cars just fell to stop. Finally, they get the man in cuffs. You heard this. Right, what are you doing? You kicked me in the face, man. He's not very happy about it. Ah! Stop struggling! Stop struggling! What's wrong with you? Ah! Ah, you've done nothing wrong. Trust you! Stop twisting my arm! If you had had your way, you'd have had a pop at knocking me out. Yes, you would, mate. You know you would. Stop resisting. Back-up arrives. Tough! Come on. Come on, start walking. Look at the size of you, mate. Meaning Rob and Jim can concentrate on the matter at hand. They've run a check and the car is registered to the bloke who was in the front seat. I was driving. It's your car, mate. No, it's my car. So what I'm going to do, because I believe you've been a driver? He's clearly drunk, too. How about this car? I'm going to breathalyze you. Yeah. That's why I want to drive it. Obviously. Bloke, keep going. Blow properly. See all your lips round it, mate. Round two. OK, you need to make a seal around that and blow into it. You ready? Right. Is your last chance to do it, because you're not making a seal around it? No, listen. I suspect you to have been driving. That is sufficient. OK, mate. So are you going to provide a sample of breath? This is your last opportunity to do it. They're not being released, mate. Are you going to provide me with a sample of breath? Last chance. OK, thank you, mate. So, at 20 to midnight, I'm arresting you for failing to provide a roadside breath sample. He tried. All you can do is give him an A for effort. I'm arresting you for failing to stop and also for dangerous driving. It's not been the easiest stop. So, yeah, when we've got there, I mean, there's four lads suddenly get out. There's only two of us. It's not taking them long to kind of figure that out. And with the best will in the world, you know, one cop sometimes struggles to detain one person, let alone four. I don't think this was an ideal moment. Men are bound for the nick. Just to detain one person, let alone four. Both men are bound for the nick, much to Jim and Rob's obvious relief. Y'all going to go look for the other two? That could have got really out of hand. Really quick. They weren't up for a tussle. Certainly, I can't account for the chat that Rob's locked up, but the boy that I've locked up at the passenger seat, who's the owner of the car, was as strong as an ox and I couldn't get his right hand behind his back because he's handcuffed and at one point he's dropped his phone and been sat with a clenched fist like that, so I was expecting one to come round to get hold of me. I've never seen one of y'all get really like punched, like really like assaulted. Like, for somebody to assault you, they got to really not care about what's coming after that because they're going to jail for sure for a minute. It's fair to say it's not Friends Reunited. I've been right before I'm starting. You have not, mate. Don't even try that. Don't even try it, mate, because it'll all be on camera. How can you claim you've been right? Take a look at yourself. Walk this way, mate. Come on, mate. The breath test machine wants a word. That's why you better do that. Because I suspect you two have been driving. Right? Keep blowing. Perfect, mate. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Steady it down a bit. Cute. I don't got that much breath to be blowing like that. You know what I'm saying? All that breath leave from my body. What about my lungs? What about my blood need to be oxygenated? Like, come on now. That's a safety hazard for me to blow that hard and that thing like that. He's blown it. 60, almost twice the limit. They need one more sample. Not too hard, please. Keep going. Keep going. Steady it down a little bit. Right. OK, look. So it says it there. Look, insufficient. That's what I'm talking about. Like, it's hard to do that. Don't hold your breath. You've got no medical reason not to provide a sample of breath. You've done one. The bloke's clearly not a fan of Jim. Yeah, he's one of the best mates. One of the best guys I know him. But at least Jim's still got a fan in Rob. The boys have stuck together to come out of a tricky situation unscathed. Just how awesome. The best friends, mate. We're the two best friends that anyone could have. Look at that. Like, come on now. This is not a love story. Like, come on. The suspect was also uncooperative and pleaded guilty to failure to provide resisting arrest and a public order offence. He awaits his sentence. The owner of the car is due in court for failing to provide, resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer and driving without due care and attention. The good thing about this weather, though, is it's good for sniffing out your troop drivers. When it comes to drivers who'd like a toke... Why am I getting a whiff of weed? There's one interceptor. We're driving really erratically. So, why was that? Who's a particular expert? Are you normally this lethargic? You see him very chilled. And weeding them out. Lean forward just to get your tongue out. What I'm going to do is swap both... Phil, the nose brought in. Well, the thing I want to make sure is whether or not your driving's down to the fact that you're taking cannabis or it's down to the fact that you're just a drip. Tonight, Phil's out nosing for dodgy motors. Phil, the nostril. His dank is horrible, but we'll see what comes along. And it's not long before a suitable shed presents itself. No, it's got this vehicle in front. It's got a bit of duct tape holding the bumper on. There's wood screws. It's screwed into the bumper holding it on. It's got a tail light out, or a brake light out. I turned into an American cop, then. I said, tail light. What's it got? Phil's actually a born-and-bred Nottinghamshire copper, following in his grandad's footsteps. And he loves nothing more than busting perps like the NYPD. There's a smell of a bit of cannabis, and I don't know if it's coming from this vehicle, so we're just following it a little bit and then we'll stop it and have a chat. The nose knows is if it whiffs and an ill wind blows for the shed driver. No, it's definitely filling the air, so I would have thought if we'd gone in from the vehicle in the opposite direction, we would have lost it by now, but I can still smell it. There's also the potential smell of trouble in the air as an update comes in from control. The call is on the name database. We've got a duplicate record. On one record, he's got a warning mark of violence if you've seen the violence or not. The mail is known to us on PNSA, there's some markers that it may be violent, so we're just, obviously, keeping an eye on him. Time for a word. There should be a place to pull up here, just on the left. Usually now, because he's taking his time, he's trying to hide something. He's now moving into the centre of the car, and he's leaving it over. Phil doesn't miss a trick, and has spotted the guy trying to conceal something. You've got to stay vertical. Hello, sir, how are you? All right, mate. All right? Yes, anything in the vehicle have it shouldn't be? No. That's right, because you were leaning across there. What were you, what were you trying to hide? Nothing, mate. Nothing? No worries. Okay, just come take a seat and back in my car. The reason I stopped you, one, is the smell of cannabis coming from your car as I've been following you. All right. Is there any cannabis on you? On me now. In any vehicle? Yeah, there's a little bit in there. Where abouts? Probably just in the passenger seat. On the passenger seat? Is that where he just discarded as I pulled you over? Yeah. All right. The bloke's fessed up to carrying cannabis in his car, but Phil wants to know if there's any in his bloodstream. Where was the last time you smoked cannabis? A tongue scraper. What if your tongue, white? You know, people be having the white tongues. What if your tongue, white, and they scrape a sample, they're trying to scrape a sample of THC off of it and all that gunk come off of it. That's nasty, you know. Half an hour ago? Half an hour ago. And was that in the vehicle? No. All right. Okay. Cool. Thank you. How often would you say you use cannabis? Yeah. Every couple of days. Every couple of days. What do you use it for? To get high. Phil? To get high. Just enjoy it. Enjoy it. The man might enjoy his smoke, but drugs and driving don't mix. Over the last five years, there have been 110 deaths on UK roads because of drivers who were either drunk or high. Do you agree to provide a sample of saliva for a drugs test? Yes. And lean forward and just stick your tongue out. So stick it out as far as you can. What I'm going to do is I'm going to swab each side of your tongue. I'm going to swab down the centre, down the tip, and then just repeat what I've just done with. I just need to have a look, as well, to make sure I'm going off. That's a bit kinky for me. Which this is? The test takes eight minutes, and although the bloke isn't living up to his violence markers, a colleague has arrived to assist. I'll be back in a minute. Thanks. luck as well to make sure I go enough. It's a bit kinky for me. Which it says. The test takes eight minutes and although the bloke isn't living up to his violence markers, a colleague has arrived to assist. Can you just keep an eye on him for a sec? I just need to search his vehicle for some drugs. I'm just going through the drug chest procedure with it. It's fine at the moment. Phil soon homes in on his prize. There we go. There's a big cannabis bush in there which he's chucked under the seat. So I mean pretty much you can see that he's regularly got cannabis in it. There's a lot of cannabis residue around the car so he's regularly been smoked in the car on his grinder. So just have a quick look see if there's anything else. He's also discovered another issue. It's not drugs. Geez. See that? No. It's a good bulge. Potentially just as dangerous. It shows that the integrity inside the tyre is given away. So it's allowing obviously the pressure to come out. So you know if you're thinking you're doing a motorway doing speeds of 70 miles an hour, you're going to blow out. So that definitely needs sorting out. Are you aware you've got a massive great bulge on the side of your tyre? No. Why is the one there? Oh yeah. So you've got something. I've never seen one. The driver denies all knowledge of the dodgy bulge but there's no denying the result of the drugs why. Right. Ultimately you've provided a positive drugs test for cannabis. So it's moment in time of resting on suspicion of driving this vehicle whilst having specified limits. I mean you and you would have to do the test he already told you. He did it 30 minutes ago. For cannabis so you didn't have to say anything but he may help me defence if you do not mention any questions so much later on in court. Anything to say maybe give him evidence. What's going to happen now? I think my colleagues explained to you. I'm going to take you down to Mansour Police Station where we do a formal drug procedure with you. Take a sample from here. That gets sent away to a lab. We find out exactly how much cannabis you've got in your system. After a quick pat down it's off downtown. We put the blood sample. There is a specified limit so if he's over that limit he's dealt with exactly the same as a drink drive so we'll be looking at a ban at court and obviously you've got the possession of cannabis as well. The suspect pleaded guilty to drug driving and possession of a Class B drug. He was banned from driving for 12 months in order to pay a total of £525 in fines and costs. He also had to sort the defective tyre within 14 days. 525 I feel like he paid a lot. I've been seeing other people. I haven't seen people take police officers on here for a 30-40 minute car chase and get a $90 fine. They told him 5 something. Still to come. It's late evening. It's late evening and Rob's back on patrol this time with Dan Machin. They're scoping out good places for a haircut but they won't need to wait until opening time for a close shave. He has his crashed. He crashed already? Golf GTI screens pass. I'm talking about the police turn the corner. Y'all speed by him and crash immediately. This is not for y'all. Stacked into a parked mini. The passengers have bailed but the drive is still inside. They're straight on him. Say there. Say there. Hey bro had no vertical. Inside they're straight on him. Stay there. Stay there. Stay there. Hands behind your back. Where's your mate's car? Is it your car? Yes. Clearly on class A's. Mate stop tensing up. What are you doing? It's one of the cars crashed there. Two winners got the driver's seat. Rob addresses the obvious. That was bad wasn't it? Yeah. It's terrible. I've got this car fixed. You'll need to get it fixed again. Honestly I didn't even see the turning. Didn't you? That's because you're going too fast. Oh my god. Go on mate let's go over to the car. There you go. No jump in. He's not done much damage to the mini but the impact on the verge was enough to trigger the driver's airbag and damages GTI. There's also a sizeable boot print on his bonnet. It's not exactly Starsky and Hodges. This wouldn't be police interceptors if they didn't point it out as well man. I can't do all the work. That's hilarious. Rob tried to jump up there like it wasn't wet and raining. Like he was you know what I'm saying? Like he was in the NBA or something. Top marks for staying upright and cutting him off Dan. Yeah I'm a bit too old for diving over the bonnets but it's worth a go. Tall for nothing. It's embarrassing and it's on camera. Dan's a fan of TV cop Luther but the mile manager interceptor has his own way of doing things. I'd like to think he saw me coming over the bonnet and gave up. Whether he did or not he's got questions to answer. You drunk? No I've had two cans of beer. Honestly I'm like really cut at that. I've been just having a car fixed. What size can't? There's no beer in the passenger footwell just... Yeah, Jameson's. Shame the look of the Irish doesn't extend to Irish whiskey. If the driver's been at that, odds are he's over the limit. When did you last have a drink? About an hour ago. There's just one problem. Dan and Rob don't have a breathalyzer. Come on now. Come on now. What kind of unit is this? Y'all ran out of work? I've not got anything. I've not got a drink yet. I've shouted up on nine and they're sending someone. The call's gone out for someone who does. Meanwhile Rob shoots the breeze with Jimmy two beers about the surprise junction. The new signs are anything though is there? There is. There's not. Well you shouldn't be going so quick that you can't see the junction as it comes off. There's normally signs though. They're light aren't you? You know where you're going? There's no lights or anything. Lights? Is it light? Are you joking? Is it lighted up around here? Yeah there's a massive giveaway sign there. No they're in them. What? That one? The upside down one? That's a giveaway sign. That ain't a cautionary sign. Come on now. When the buddy get... You've got a defence Dan. Go on. The giveaway sign was not visible enough. All right. That one there with the bright LED lights on top of it. So you weren't going too quick then? Probably a bit. A bit? You've had a drink? I've had two times, yeah. Somehow other units spot the giveaway sign and safely negotiate the treacherous junction. Hey old mate. Arriving with a roadside breathalyzer. Cheers mate. Dan does the honours. A deep breath and blow. Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going. Stop the kill. So we'll be analysing the legal limit is 35. Anything below you're good and it's in the buff. I'm a little nervous. 59. Ah! 35 you've blown. 59. Right. So this is quarter plus nine. And I'm requesting your sufficient of drink driving and dangerous driving in that car, okay? If you're taken down to... Well his friend's gone. He ain't even worried about it. They ain't brought it up or nothing. I didn't see him full of... I seen four passengers escape today. Christie Sweet and then you'll blow again on another machine, okay? Two beers, more give over than give way. The roadside breath test is just an indicator. Jump out mate. I'm just going to win this other car. If he blows more than 40 on the evidential breath machine at Mansfield, Nick, then he can expect to lose his licence. Back at custody. It's a deep breath. He gets a chance to blow it big time. Keep going, keep going, keep blowing, keep blowing, keep blowing. Keep blowing a bit harder. Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, stop. That's one. Is it one more of those? Yeah. The lowest of two readings will be the one that counts. Same again? At least they give you the lowest. Big deep breath and blow. So a bit harder. Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, stop. Perfect. Have a seat and pray. If it's 14 above, you'll be charged with drink driving. If it's 39 or below, it gets pinned off. That's the lowest one. So the two results, the lowest one, needs to be 39 or lower. Like the lottery could be quite close. The results are in. Let's see, 56 and 53. Woo! There's no result. So they're over 40. That's the bad news. The good news, he wins a nice warm blanket and overnight accommodation. Probably gonna ham sandwich too. The GTI driver, who failed to give way to a grass verge in a stationary car, was found guilty of drink driving. He had to pay 419 pounds in fines and costs and lost his license for 14 months, giving him plenty of time to clean the mark of match in off his car bonnet. Oh, classic. T. and L. we were like, comment, I'm gone. 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