After the suspect wrecks his car he tries to cram his illegal firearm underneath the backseat in a vain attempt to conceal the weapon from eagle-eyed officers. Officers are certain that they have their main suspects in a robbery committed early that week. The man has wrapped a lamp cord dangerously tight around his arm in a futile attempt to stop the drug from entering his system. Paramedics arrive on the scene and quickly untie the cord before the pressure causes more injuries to the sweaty, shaking victim. When the agitated suspects refuse to break apart officers use pepper spray to control the situation.
Further investigation finds that the two had been arguing earlier over a pay phone.
Both men are ultimately charged with disorderly conduct and asked never to return to the convenience store. The burglar flees from the deputy only to find himself circling old cars and piles of junk in a desperate attempt to get away. Finally, backup arrives to help take the agitated suspect into custody as homeowners arrive and confirm that the man is trespassing on their property. Apparently, this suspect has been 'washing' names off checks and depositing them in his own bank account. In addition to his stash of soggy checks, officers find several crack pipes to add to this suspect's ever increasing list of charges.