0:00 He keeps She keeps blowing Lopez. >> And this is the last straw. >> Lopez ate my lunch at work today. >> And smiled at him and says, "Not only do I got your girl, but I got your ████ banana, too." >> And she's like, "Does my breath smell like Lopez's ████ too much?" >> All right, so this uh just happened. Uh two police officers respond to the scene uh of a an alleged crime. So, they saw this guy walking around with what they thought was a drum magazine under his shirt. And these two police officers, by the way, have been in an off on again off again relationship. >> Okay. >> What? That's pretty funny. So, they're they're like a couple, like a real couple. >> They were They were. >> Will they, won't they? >> Yeah, they're big-time will they, won't
0:51 they? And then this happens. Oh, ████ He shot her. >> Which one? Him? >> He shot his partner. >> What? So, not the assailant? >> Not the assailant. The assailant got
1:42 away. The cop shot his partner. >> Is this just cuz they were in a tussle or something? He was trying to shoot at her, but then shot the wrong person. >> They're suspecting that he shot her intentionally. >> Oh. >> Intentionally? >> I didn't catch that, though. I thought the guy that they were chasing jumped behind the like came into that room, jumped behind the couch and shot. >> Yeah, so they they were they were chasing a guy, she was in the way, and he shot her. >> Where does that even happen? >> So, friendly fire? >> Friendly fire. >> By accident? >> By purpose though, right? >> That's what they're saying. There's cuz they were in a relationship and she dumped him. >> So, that's the dude that's has the body cam right now? When was she in front of him? >> Yeah, I didn't see that. >> It just happened so fast. >> Holy crap, that was fast. >> Damn. Can we watch it one more time? >> Yeah, of course. >> That's crazy. Wow. >> Yeah, that is crazy. When did it happen? >> That's her in front of him, right? >> Yeah. >> Oh, that's her. Or is that the Oh, no,
2:32 no, who's that behind? Oh, so she's behind? >> Yeah, what about that person? >> Oh, right there, right there, right there, right there, right there. >> Oh, he did a turn around. >> Oh, that's ████ dirty, dude. >> And then he's saying, "Are you good? Are you good?" But he he knows. >> So, he hit the door, did a 180, cocked, and then took cover upstairs. >> Smoked her, yeah. >> Holy ████ What is like what's his testimony going to be why he turned around and shot her? You know what I mean? >> Yeah, I don't know. >> That's crazy. >> So, the guy that jumped in the house and jumped behind the couch, he wasn't armed at all? >> I don't know. That we know of. We have no >> He's irrelevant to how she got shot though. Yeah. >> Cuz he's saying there's a they're following a drum mag, but it's irrelevant. >> So, the only discharge that came out was from his firearm, no other guns?
3:23 >> Yeah, that's it. >> Prosecutors say he accidentally discharged just charged his gun while the female officer's uh family previously said the situation does not pass the smell test. And uh his name is Officer Carlos A. Baker, and she's Crystal Rivera. And then so yeah, they said that they were they they observed the suspect with a bulge under his jacket. They thought it was a drum magazine. And then they're chasing him. Uh 2 minutes after the shooting, he makes his way down the stairs to her motionless body. And but like can you imagine the level of scheming in his brain to be able to take a high tension moment and use it as an opportunity to smoke his partner? That's ████ crazy quick thinking. That's quick as ████ >> planned it the whole time where he's been planning the scenario so he just needed the pieces to fit. And the guy didn't even have a drum mag. I see a
4:14 drum mag. We got to chase him. And the guy is just like, "Wait, what the f███?" He just starts booking it, you know, and then >> But then for that to fall into place too that the guy even runs. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. He could have just been like, "Oh, I don't have anything. Go go ahead, check it out." >> And to know that like, "Okay, I'm going to chase this guy and if there's a moment I can go like that." That's nuts to have that like Wow. I just I'm kind of How did he have not have his door locked? >> What do you mean? Who? >> The guy that they were chasing. He opened the door, jumped behind the couch. >> I don't know if he even went into his own >> him to lock the door right away after he goes in? It's unlocked. So he's running away from them, right? And he opens a door and then he jumps behind the couch. >> But it could be every anybody else's door like Steve's house. >> Like a random person's house? >> Yeah, oh, yeah, maybe. Damn. He's running around jiggling door knobs. We I don't know. >> You know. Or it could be one of those things where most people once you have
5:04 your fob and you get in the building, most people's doors are open. >> I bet it's so crazy for these like internal affairs guys. They're like, "F███, I ████ hate it when cops get into relationships." Yeah. You know everything's based off motive. So the minute that like people are in a relationship, they're no longer colleagues on the job. They have to consider that they're like they're romantically involved and there's way different motives than if they were just partners and partners. >> And isn't the fatality rate of like cops killing their wives already high? Like >> Oh, I didn't know. >> Isn't that already like a thing? >> Well, I believe I know the suicide rate is already high. So it could be it could be killing killing his >> I mean high high relative to just the general population. >> Oh wow. Yeah, I heard that like cop wives complain even more than the regular. So then the domestic violence rate is like really high. >> What were you doing all day?
5:55 >> He's like, ████ >> Imagine if you're both cops, then you're both in danger. >> Yeah. >> Cuz you're beating each other up all day. >> She's She was probably going to get him first. He's like, I better act quick. >> Oh, imagine she was planning it. What if she was already on his back during that whole run? >> Oh. >> Maybe that's why. He was like he felt it. He got that chill down his spine. >> and Mrs. Smith, huh? >> Yeah, he got that chill. He's like, oh. >> I guess everybody uh in their station or whatever is aware of their relationship too and that they're on on again, off again. So they're just suspecting that, you know, maybe they had a romantic >> fallout or something. >> If If I can't have you situation. >> ████ >> Dumb, dude. >> Who was the person that paired them up to patrol together? >> Well, maybe it's like 300 where like or like the Spartan days where like you want the guy next to you to love the ████ out of you so you you can do well.
6:46 Like maybe it helps. >> But maybe they're like they didn't get the update where they're like they're broken up now. And they're like, oh. So you think after this happened they're like, oh, nobody told me that they broke up. I wouldn't have ████ paired them up their shifts today. >> Yeah. >> You know? >> Probably that. >> So they're they're partners, right? Like >> In this situation, yeah. They were partnered up on >> Damn. >> But we don't know if they're long-term partners or one person called in sick. >> Oh. >> So it's like a quick, you know, you just don't know. >> There's just so many things that had to work out perfectly for that moment. >> Yeah. >> My mind's blown by that kind of like reflex. >> Oh, perfect timing. >> That means that means even though they're in the middle of like a live chase where you can't you don't even know what that guy's going to do, he still has room to consider his own actions on her. >> He didn't He didn't consider his cover-up at all. >> At all. >> Yeah. >> And he knows he's body cam so like the pivot's crazy.
7:36 >> Like the the what we see in the movies always is you kill the bad guy and you kill them, right? Then you can put your gun in the other guy's hand, and the fingerprints, and the whole thing. Him, he was just he just shot the chick he just turned around shot the chick, goes upstairs, shots fired, shots fired. >> Yeah, weird order, huh? >> Like, you good? And then you have a clear witness downstairs that's just like >> The guy they were chasing? >> The actual guy they're chasing. >> It would have been easier if he was running like on the up the stairs and then just like ████ kicked her from behind down the stairs than turning around and shooting her. >> And I wonder if she has a body cam where like you could clearly see him turn around and shoot. That'd be crazy. Yeah. Yeah, that'd be crazy. >> But then like I don't know, man, if he's going to do this ████ it wouldn't have wouldn't it have been a little bit better if she was leading the chase? >> So he could shoot her in the back?
8:26 >> Or just so the guy can shoot her, not even him. >> Yeah. >> Like that's even cleaner of a I'm getting ████ evil in my mind now. >> Puppeteer it better, right? >> Yeah, just puppeteer it. Be a better puppeteer, man. >> Or just change police departments. >> Like it doesn't have to come from your gun. >> Or he's just like he keeps on trying to get them in dangerous situations. He's like, "We should go to We should go to gang town tonight and check out what all the bangers are doing." He's like He's like, "Let's not wear vests, though." Vests are kind of bulky. It's kind of hot tonight. >> Damn. >> Yeah, that's crazy that he decided to be the front runner of that chase and then do a 180. Body cam on. >> On this show we're we're big bros before hoes mentality, so let's try to defend this guy. >> Okay. >> Like how much of a ████ she was? >> What?
9:16 Got What Yeah, like what got it there? >> Maybe maybe maybe she was ████ his rival. And she's like, "Dude, you could ████ anybody in this department." >> But yeah, but him. Why'd you got to go with ████ Lopez? Why you got to ████ give blow jobs to Lopez? >> Cuz it's pretty extreme to want to like end somebody. >> Yeah. >> So it must be Not over love, that's >> Yeah, in the moment it's it's >> Crimes of passion. >> So, they keep breaking up because he doesn't put the toilet seat down, right? >> And he keeps She keeps blowing Lopez. >> Yeah. And this is the last straw. Cuz Lopez came in work today. >> Lopez ate my lunch at work today. >> And smiled at him and says, "Not only do I got your girl, but I got your ████ banana, too." >> Yeah, he ate your lunch, brother. >> And your peanut butter jelly sandwich. >> And he's like, "F███. Now I got 8 hours on patrol with this ████ I want to
10:07 kill her ass." >> And she's like, "Does my breath smell like Lopez's ████ too much?" And he's like, "I hate this ████ so much." She's like, "Well, you dumped me this morning, so ████ you." >> And then they get paired up cuz the scheduler didn't know that they broke up. >> Yeah. >> Damn. >> Do you think that he was hoping that like let's say that this uh you know, everything that happened in that video was the way he designed it? >> Yeah. >> Do you think that he was just hoping to go with the oh, like it was an accident, so I shouldn't be charged? Like that kind of situation? >> it has to. >> Right. >> Cuz like how can you guarantee cuz the big X factor is you'll you can never guarantee if you shot someone they're going to die, especially on the first shot. >> Yeah. >> Cuz I think the average amount of shots it takes is three to kill someone. He just did one and he just has to hope that she's dead and can't testify. >> If it was a perfect head shot.
10:58 >> It probably was, right? >> ████ >> Cuz she's wearing a vest. They all got to be wearing vests. >> And then get this part, right? So, she um she ended the relationship after learning that he was seeing another woman. She had allegedly threatened to tell the other woman about their relationship. >> So, he ████ up. >> Okay. All right. Okay. Okay. Okay. Hold on. This is not I'm Don't take this as me saying this is what you should do. But like women, if you're ever in a situation, do not blackmail the guy cuz that's most of the time why they kill you. Don't use blackmail as a weapon. The only way out in their ████ bonehead mind is to end your life. They're not smart enough to get out of the blackmail. >> Yeah, cuz they're like, "You're the one with the secret." >> Exactly. They are going to kill you. Do not use blackmail. >> Ending a life should be option 10, but it's usually option one for crazy.
11:49 >> They're not smart enough. They're not They're not clever enough to skirt around the blackmail. Usually like in cuz I love these cases, once blackmail's in the picture, they're just like, "I'm ████ I have to kill her." Yeah. They're just dumb. Like, you can't do that. You can't you >> It's like the guys who are so dumb when they're they're they're like cheating on their wife and they have like a wife and kids at home and they meet this girl and she's just so hot and younger and stuff and they're like, "I just have to kind of kill my whole family, I think." >> That's what I'm saying. They're ████ dumb, dude. >> Get a fresh start. >> Yep. >> And they wouldn't even know that it happened. >> Nobody's going to know. >> Cuz now in this case, I'm I'm on the side that he probably even puppeteered the scheduler. Like, "Hey, put me on shift with her." "That guy dropped out, put me on shift. I need to be I I can I can handle it." >> Yeah. He needs it, yeah. >> ████ >> Blackmail, dude. That's the one like in all these things where like the mistress
12:39 goes, "If you you said you'd leave her and you're not leaving her yet, I'm going to have to tell her and tell your family." She's dead already, dude. You can't because they're so ████ dumb, dude. They're desperate. When dumb guys are desperate, murder's the only answer. >> I love the next day, too, after they kill her whole They'll kill their wife and they kill their family and they're like, "It's the first day of my new life." >> Bro, for real. Psychos. Psychos, dude. Total psychos. >> After burying their own kids, too. >> Yeah. Like Scott Peterson. You can't Yeah, exactly. Scott Peterson's a perfect example. >> They're like, "Fresh start." >> You can't use the female logic of like, "Oh, he's being blackmailed, so he'll do the right thing." That doesn't exist in dumb dude mind. >> Yeah. >> It doesn't exist. >> Especially if they do got high tea and they want to ████ like Anthony. >> No way, dude. >> Yeah, exactly. If they're like Anthony and they're they're just down to move on. >> Come on, yeah. They just want to ████ >> ████ move on. >> Yeah. >> Anthony Peterson? Yeah.
13:31 >> Dude, that's scary, man. That changes everything for me. When you said that, I'm like, "Okay." >> You got to go after Lori and her >> dead no matter what they were going to do. He was going to find a way.
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