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We have a barricade situation.

We believe there are people in there with firearms.

We'll go to a gas plant.

Fire!

It looks like we have backpackers. Is it going to be curious? No.

Stop, stop, stop, stop.

I make a living in the movies, but for the past 20 years, I've also been a cop.

I swore an oath to uphold the law, and my new beat is Arizona, where my team

I tangle with some of the roughest bad guys I've ever met.

It's dangerous out here, but that's what we do.

I'm Steven Seagal, lawman.

Lieutenant Bailey and I are headed into Gila Bend, a very, very high -intensity

area for narco -trafficking and human trafficking.

Most of the activity happens at night before we get on the day to see if we

anything suspicious.

Lieutenant Bailey is the expert on what's happening and where it's

here. It's a pretty popular area for these guys, somewhat flat. There's some

decent roads they can get in and out of.

There's a lot of somewhat fresh tire sign in front of us.

Very fresh.

Do you see these fresh footprints going this way?

That looks like a human highway right there.

What happens is guides known as coyotes transport people across the border for a

fee. Once they get out in the desert between the snakes and lack of water, a

of times they don't even make it through the desert.

When you get a look at it, you can kind of tell if it's an hour old, days old.

That's kind of the stuff we look at.

Coyotes will generally promise to drop their human loads at a safe house, and

for many of these groups, their journey is in there.

But other coyotes will hold people hostage for more money.

They even torture, rape, and kill their victims.

Has anybody spotted anything anywhere?

We encountered some scouts about 24 hours ago.

They'll watch some of the routes and radio down and say you're good to go or

don't come through here.

They're probably looking at us right now.

Rattlesnake!

Rattlesnake!

I almost jumped on that thing.

We've been asked by the human smuggling unit to serve a search warrant on a

house where we believe there are armed coyotes inside.

to meet with Lieutenant Joe Souza, who's head of the Human Smuggling Unit and

the SWAT team now.

How was the desert today, Stephen?

Barely almost got bit right around the neck, so... Oh, yeah?

All right, guys, let's do what we do.

We pulled over a human smuggling vehicle on one of the known smuggling routes we

work. One of the people being smuggled led us back to this house.

All right, guys, let's brief this up.

He's seen two coyotes in and out with pistols.

One guy would come back and forth in a pickup with a pistol in his pants, and

another coyote has been at the house the whole time with a pistol.

The human smuggling unit is one of the most active units here in the Sheriff's

Office, and for sure one of the most dangerous.

We've come up against bad guys with rifles and guns and a level of violence.

That's why you need a SWAT team. They're real brutal.

I'm going to be on the perimeter with the containment team.

My job is to try to catch anybody that might try to escape.

The entry team will reach the front door where the rest of the team will secure

the backyard.

For the second story, we're using Vato right now. We dominate the bottom floor.

Send him up.

So this is Vato. He's my partner.

He's six years old. He's a Czechoslovakian shepherd.

He's great at locating people when they're hidden inside a building.

the best partner I've ever had, and he always has my back.

Let's load up, guys.

We want to hit a house with speed, surprise, and violence of action.

We want to hit it so hard and so fast that the individuals inside don't have

opportunity to put up a fight. And that's really for everybody's safety.

Anytime

we're

about ready to kick into a door, we have no idea what's going to happen.

You have to really remain calm.

What's the cop trying to do?

Two windows there.

That's those two windows.

We've made several commands and we've got no response.

SWAT's going to have to use a battering ram to make a fourth sensor.

There's nobody on the first floor, but the second floor, there is a locked door

that we can't get into.

I don't get nothing going up to that door.

All right, go ahead and break it down. Here comes the dog,

guys.

Somebody in that room.

There's somebody in that room.

We have a barricade situation.

We believe there are people in there with firearms.

If you guys want to do gas, a gas plant

right here, a couple in that window should take care of it. Yeah, we'll go

the gas plant.

Deputy Ray is going to need to fire some tear gas up there to see if we can push

him out.

All right, everybody's good.

Fire.

Contact.

How many people are in the house?

We have no reason to believe them, so we're sending the dogs to see if there's

anybody else in there.

House is clear.

But we did find a gun and some rounds in the room where the three subjects were

hiding.

Good boy.

I think Roger did a great job. He did a great job.

You know, the dog really came through tonight. We used multiple technology.

dog's nose has worked out pretty good.

He looks a lot like my dog, but my dog's just a little bit bigger.

So you think the dog will be able to do some SWAT stuff?

Yeah. He's bad for the bone, real fast and real aggressive.

Bring him out to our training course, and we'll run him through some tests and

see how he pairs up to this police dog.

Yeah. We'll see what he's got. We'll do some training tomorrow.

Today we're out at our MCSO canine training facility.

This is where Mike and I train our dogs for all the police work they do.

Chief talks a big game on how good a dog is.

So we're going to do some of our canine SWAT training. We've got a big bark, so

let's see if he has a big bite.

Carr is my pet, but he's also highly trained for attack.

If they're just thinking that he's some home couch potato, they're going to get

a big surprise.

I don't know what the dog's capable of. He's capable of anything, including

cooking your breakfast.

I want that dog.

Today we're going to do some recall work.

Stephen's going to send Tar out to apprehend the suspect, but call his dog

and keep him under control.

This is a very hard task for the dog. They want to go out and get the suspect,

but we've got to be able to recall him and have that control on the dog.

We got a lot more stuff to throw at him.

In this scenario, we're going to send a car on a bite.

He's going to take the bite. Steven's going to have to call the dog off the

bite. Have the dog return to him.

That

was

a good one.

He was biting him with his tonsils. He was so deep. Very solid.

Who does he want?

I'm going to have him come down here, and then when you see an opening, you're

going to attack him. Hey, man, you get to attack Steven Seagal right now.

We're worried about Doug.

Enough.

Here.

I think that's it for today.

Oh, it looked good.

He did phenomenal.

The dog was solid.

After seeing his performance, you know, there's no doubt he's a very well

-trained dog.

I think that Mike and Tony were pleased with the car's performance.

We deserve some respect. It was a great draw.

Right now we're just heading over into Vico Valley.

It's a stretch of desert southwest of Phoenix just off of Interstate 8.

Very, very active border for narco -trafficking and human trafficking.

We got our buddy John Graham up in an aircraft doing some surveillance.

We've got a camera system that will allow us to see if we've got any

that are down walking through the desert. Typically they like to bring

marijuana in their backpacks.

Each one carries about 50 pounds, and they walk for five or six days up

the desert, bring it up to Phoenix.

So we try to interrupt their cycle.

John, you see anything?

towards I -8 now.

Looks like they're carrying some dope.

It looks like we have backpackers.

They're moving towards I -8 now.

Looks like they're carrying some dope.

We're going to grab these guys before they hit the highway or they're going to

be lost for good.

If they're really

totally dope, they'll do whatever they can to get away.

Let's get everybody grouped over here.

Everybody's here.

Here's how it's going to go.

Jay Ray and Jimmy will be lead vehicles.

Puente and Tony right behind them with Vato ready to roll. We'll be right

you guys.

As far as runners, if they bail out, we're going to have to know how far

going to go.

Nobody runs off by themselves.

I wouldn't recommend anybody run more than 10 yards, man.

Remember, the adrenaline can take over. If you see somebody taking off, getting

too far, let them go.

Let them go.

Live to fight another day.

Guys,

we need to load up right now. Oh, let's do this.

We need to load up right now.

We're all in route. We are all in route. Bobby D and I are going to take the

southern perimeter.

You guys are about a half mile from up now.

Keep going.

Copy that.

We're down in the ditch. I can't see him.

Let's go.

Here, I think maybe 150 feet.

All right, get ready.

Stop right there.

Right here, right here, buddy. Stop, stop, stop, stop.

Move, move, move, move, move.

Manos, manos.

Big body.

Get these bags away from these guys.

Got a big bag here, big bag there. Get them out of there.

Make sure everybody gets patted down real good, guys.

No pistols or nothing?

Tiene las pistolas? No.

No.

All the packs they have look like day packs.

These men aren't carrying any drugs on them, just bags full of basic supplies.

You

found

it?

Joaquin!

I just got a text. It just came in now, too. As soon as you get here, we'll pay.

The text message tells us that there's something going on for sure.

Is this your phone?

It seems like it could be a

human smuggling case.

The guy in the end here may be a coyote.

He's a guy.

I don't even know why I was home. Come on, bro.

I'm glad you guys stopped us.

We were lost for eight days.

He sent this thing to me. I'm so tired. I was out there for eight days.

If you look at him, he had nice new pants.

He had a nice shirt. He had new suede shoes with no dirt on them.

He might have been dropped off down in the desert earlier today to meet up with

this group and lead them the rest of the way into Phoenix.

You got a lot of ink, bro? Yeah.

That's it?

Wow. Wow.

That's amazing.

We're not sure what this guy's intentions are. If this guy's a POT, he

have just dropped these guys off safely in Phoenix.

He could be a violent one.

We don't know.

Is that all you got?

Not much, huh?

Can you give me a little light?

Share that with him, okay?

If we hadn't intervened, it could have been a lot worse.

A lot of the people that were being transported could have been kidnapped,

have been murdered, could have been tortured.

A lot of bad things could have happened.

Everybody happy?

Feliz?