No way out, no time to think. When resistance erupts, every boundary is instantly broken. These are the most breatholding moments in real life where a single wrong action can trigger a chain of events that cannot be stopped. >> WAIT A SECOND. NO, DON'T DO THIS. >> Everybody's dead. Stop the car. I MEAN, MAN, Y'ALL TRIPPING, MAN. At approximately 9:50 a.m. on September 11th, 2025 [music] on Interstate 40 near the Arkansas border, Sequoia County authorities and the Roland Police Department pursued [music] a Jeep Wrangler connected to a counterfeit money investigation traveling eastbound on I40. [music] After entering Arkansas, the suspect vehicle continued to accelerate to speeds of 95 to 120 mph, weaving dangerously through traffic lanes. 29 for DVR. Heat. Heat. I don't think you hear it. road. >> After exiting onto I 540, multiple stop interventions were attempted but were unsuccessful. On a stretch of road beyond the Arkansas River Bridge, a second tactical intervention was executed, causing the vehicle to lose control, strike the median barrier, and roll over. The driver was still moving and kept his hands near his waistband when ordered out of the vehicle, prompting officers to deploy a CW to safely gain control. The suspect was handcuffed and transported for medical evaluation. A subsequent search of the vehicle revealed illegal substances and [music] related paraphernalia. The individual was detained and charged in accordance with procedure. Don't miss the most intense moments when non-compliance pushes situations beyond the limit. >> Press subscribe to continue following real world developments analyzed clearly and objectively. Essing around come the wrong way. Come get it. SHUT THE CAR OFF. >> GET THE CAR OFF. TURN IT OFF. TURN IT OFF. >> On March 25th, 2025 in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. Local police received an alert regarding a white box truck connected to [music] a previous trailer theft. The vehicle was quickly located and followed. The driver was identified as John Miller, an individual with a lengthy history of interactions with law enforcement. Looks like over the underpass in like two three seconds here. Don't use the dummy. >> Did it hit it. When officers attempted to close in, the driver failed to comply, leading to a high-speed pursuit. Stop measures were deployed to control risks to residential areas. >> HANDS [screaming] HANDS HANDS HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS ON THE GAS. HEY, >> I'm climbing. I'm coming. You got it. County. >> CROSSFIRE. CROSSFIRE. CROSSFIRE. SHUT THE YOUR HEAD. STOP. >> This going to be an awkward one. >> The car now. >> Get the OUT THE CAR. >> SHUT THE CAR OFF. >> GET THE CAR OFF. [screaming] TURN IT OFF. >> TURN IT OFF. >> All right, let's slow down. >> OVER THERE. OVER THERE. WATCH CROSSFIRE. >> He's okay. >> Hey, Danny. Watch your crossfire. Turn it off now. Get out the >> I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. I'M GOING TO [ __ ] TASE YOU. [screaming] >> AFTER the vehicle came to a stop, the suspect continued to resist inside the cab, requiring coordinated police action to restrain him according [music] to procedure, while also managing the presence of a pet inside the vehicle to avoid cross risk. The incident concluded with Miller being safely arrested. As a result of this case, he now faces 70 new charges, added to existing criminal cases for which he was already out on bond. He's twisting my whole [ __ ] body on. >> I got a knife in my pocket. I told you. >> Right. >> MOVE IT LEFT. EVERYBODY stand >> in Houston, Texas. On December 4th, 2025, at approximately 8:40 a.m., Houston police conducted a traffic stop on Antoine Drive after identifying that the driver was wanted on a felony warrant. As officers approached, the suspect suddenly accelerated and fled, initiating a pursuit through multiple streets. Got a red light. Sorry. >> Firearms available. Where are you at now? Haz discharging firearm. We're going to be coming up to Mega 34th. This is going to be the number one lane approaching 290 going westbound on West 34th. Speed 65. Still as much use as we can. Looks like it' be westbound on 34th through 290. I'm pitch. Can you put me on that northbound on Antoine? >> During the pursuit, the suspect fired shots toward police, damaging a patrol vehicle. The vehicle later lost control, left the roadway near West [music] 34th Street, and collided with fixed objects. The suspect abandoned the vehicle, continued fleeing on foot, and hid in a parking lot. Hey, 828. HOLD IT RIGHT THERE. 5828 58 28 What? 34th 58 28 34th. PUT THE GUN DOWN. PUT THE GUN DOWN. DON'T DO IT. DON'T DO IT. Don't [screaming] do it. Hey, I've got him over here. He just shot at me. He just shot at me. Shots fired. Put it down. HE'S UP AGAINST THE BUILDING. HE'S UP AGAINST THE BUILDING BEHIND THE CARS. Right there. Move it left. MOVE. >> Everybody's down. >> Suspect's down. Laying down. You got eyes. >> I got eyes on suspect. >> That's clear. >> I got eyes. >> Do not move. Do not move. >> All right. Watch out. Ready? I'm going to hit him with the shield, dude. That's [music] right on. >> When located, the suspect fired again. Police were forced to return fire to gain control of the situation. The suspect was struck by gunfire and transported for emergency medical treatment. No officers were injured. The incident is under investigation in accordance with [music] procedure. >> [applause] >> On April 18th, 2024, [music] in Lorraine, Ohio, US Marshalss and local police went to a quiet residential neighborhood to execute an arrest warrant for [music] Derek Smith, 34, for violating the terms of federal probation. On paper, it was a routine assignment. However, Smith refused to cooperate and barricaded himself inside his grandmother's home. >> Email Hey Derek, we want you to get hurt and your PO wants to talk to Now, you have to understand if I have to break down the store and you get physical with us, we're going to have to that's all you did is you missed a court hearing. What's that? Okay. So, you have to understand everything that's going to happen from now. >> After multiple unsuccessful attempts to call for his surrender, law enforcement was forced to make a forced entry. Less lethal control measures were deployed but proved ineffective. >> Was holding everything changed. >> Some kind of weapon. >> He's got a bat. >> Yeah, he does. I [music] got I got a lesson. >> Yeah. Um When Smith charged out with a weapon and injured an officer, the threat immediately exceeded safe limits. The task force opened fire to end the situation. [music] Smith died at the scene. Prosecutors later concluded that the use of force was in accordance with policy. my head open. Did >> you get in with the bath? >> No, you're bleeding a little bit. >> Yeah, I just think I just We're all stumbling around. >> Where are you, brother? >> Slow. >> What do you need me to do? On the afternoon of October 5th, 2025 on US Route 412 in Arkansas, a Honda CBR 600 [music] motorcycle was observed traveling above the posted speed limit. When a trooper turned around and signaled the rider to stop, [music] the operator immediately accelerated and fled. The pursuit quickly escalated with speeds exceeding 100 mph, multiple instances of riding into oncoming traffic, and running red lights. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Very hard. Heat. Heat. He's down. He's down. >> You mean ambulance? >> After turning into a residential area near a crowded park, the risk of collision became evident. Officers deployed controlled stopping measures to reduce risk to the community. The rider did not slow down and a collision occurred, ejecting him from the motorcycle. Troopers immediately approached, called for emergency assistance, and provided medical aid before transporting the individual to a medical facility and then transferring him to jail in accordance with procedure. Okay. On the afternoon of October 4th, 2025, a Dodge Charger with fake license plates was spotted traveling on the MLK bypass in connection with an incident at Walmart. When law enforcement attempted to conduct a traffic stop, the driver initially slowed down but failed to comply with commands and suddenly accelerated to flee. Heat. [screaming] Heat. Take a little break. The pursuit quickly escalated as the vehicle repeatedly weaved through traffic, past other vehicles, and crossed intersections under dangerous conditions. At the Highway 70 East exit, the driver lost control, struck the median barrier, and spun across the roadway. The resulting collision disabled the vehicle. The driver fled [music] into a wooded area but was quickly apprehended. Two passengers were medically evaluated with one sustaining an injury to the arm. The incident concluded after units established a perimeter and completed [music] the arrests. >> I can't get out. I can't I can't my Oh my god. Oh my god. My Hey, black male. Green short ran this way. Oh my god. >> We're right here on the Oh my god. 11 half pound green. >> Guys, listen to me. We got We got Lifenet personnel right here. Okay. All right. Hold on. Hold on one [music] second. Okay. >> Hey, just crashed out 23rd Street. >> Uh 107. >> On December 4th, 2025 in Oklahoma City, a patrol unit observed a vehicle committing a traffic violation near the area of 23rd Street and Interstate 44. When signaled to stop, the driver failed to comply and instead accelerated to flee, prompting police to initiate a pursuit. The vehicles traveled onto I 44 heading north through Oklahoma City under normal traffic conditions but with a high level of risk. >> We're going to be turning west on the 59th. We are in pursuit. Uh traffic conditions, immediate traffic, traffic charges, weather. One car is ahead of us. One car has been updated. There [music] has been traffic. Maybe another 44 direction. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We're caught a little bit of traffic. People are slowing down 71. You just crashed out 23rd Street. Start fire. Doors on fire. Start fire. As the vehicle approached the 23rd Street exit, the driver attempted a sharp lane change. Overcorrection caused the vehicle to lose stability and collide heavily with a concrete medium barrier. The pursuit ended at that moment. The incident illustrates how a single split-second decision can eliminate all control and leave irreversible consequences. If you're interested in these breatholding confrontations, subscribe now so you don't miss upcoming videos. >> Hey, you just crashed out 23rd Street. Uh 1070 driver the door open. >> I got the car. Crash down. Crash down. Crash down. Roll over. The pursuit began when an officer with the Taunttown, Arkansas Police Department observed a vehicle running a red light and initiated a traffic stop in accordance with procedure. [music] Instead of complying, the driver accelerated away from the area, heading eastbound on US Route 412 at speeds exceeding 100 mph. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Down. Down. Down. The pursuit [music] continued under high-risisk conditions as the vehicle traveled through multiple construction zones near the 612 [music] bypass. The vehicle lost control, entered a construction site, and was launched up an embankment, bringing the pursuit to an end. The driver, Chad Douet, 32 years old, became trapped inside the vehicle and required rescue personnel to extricate him before being transported to the hospital. Charges include fleeing, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, [music] and use of a stolen vehicle. His injuries were confirmed to be non-lifethreatening. >> Down. >> Wait a second. Wait a second. Wait a second. NO, DON'T DO THIS. WAIT A SECOND. I GOT A MEDICAL CONDITION. GET MY LICENSE OUT OF MY POCKET. >> We're getting fine. Don't do that. Okay. Get him cuffed. Get him cuffed. >> Get him cuffed. >> Get him cuffed. Get him cuffed. >> On July 7th, [music] 2020 in Dublin, Ohio, police were dispatched to a residence on Edge Brook Road after a panicked mother called 911, reporting that a man claiming to be a federal agent was knocking on the door and [music] attempting to enter the home. The individual provided a name and badge number, but had no marked official vehicle or clear credentials that could be immediately verified. With initial information suggesting possible impersonation of [music] law enforcement, officers were required to approach with a high level of caution. >> You didn't ask for >> that. Not getting on the ground. >> Well, then stay where you're at. >> I'll stay where I'm at. >> Fine. Why do you got to make this harder than it is? >> Listen, I'm making this one responsible. >> You're the overreacting. >> I'm not overreacting. We got a call that someone's in person here doesn't have ID. >> No kidding. Cuz she doesn't want to open. >> Okay, get on the ground so I can FIND OUT WHO YOU ARE. >> IT AIN'T HAPPENING. >> OKAY, FINE. FINE. Need to find out with you. Who do YOU THINK YOU ARE? >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> THANKS. >> I'm not getting >> 91. I'm pulling up. >> I GOT MY ID. >> DO NOT REACH FOR YOUR >> WHY WOULD I HAVE AN OLAY [ __ ] >> Get your hands up. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> FACE DOWN. >> NOW. [screaming] PLEASE, YOU GUYS. >> Wait a second. Wait a second. WAIT A SEC. NO, DON'T DO THIS. WAIT A SECOND. I GOT A MEDICAL CONDITION. GET MY LICENSE OUT OF MY POCKET. >> WE'RE GETTING HOLD ON. Hold on. I'm hyperventilating. >> I'm not ridiculous. >> Would you please get my ID out of my left pocket? It's right here. Please get it. >> I got one cuff on. GET YOUR >> HOLD ME UP, >> SIR. Get your taser out, Jill. >> No, don't do that. Please >> don't MAKE ME TASE YOU. >> LET ME TAKE PUT YOUR RIGHT ARM BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your right arm behind your back. No, you're going to stay on the ground. Put the right arm behind you. >> Don't do that. Okay. >> Get him cuffed. Get him cuffed. >> Cuffed. >> Get him cuffed. Get him cuffed. >> Sir, please help me up. >> Please. >> I'm a federal agent. My god. My god. >> You have no idea what you are acting the way you are, >> sir. During contact, the man refused to comply with commands and argued about his identity. With safety concerns still unresolved, police prioritized controlling the situation in order to verify his status. After the individual was [music] restrained and checked, subsequent reports confirmed that he was in fact an ATF agent. The incident highlighted the thin line between identity verification and ensuring safety in high pressure law enforcement situations. >> Who's your supervisor? >> What's the name? What's your supervisor's name? >> Hang on a second. The sack is currently John McFersonson who's on his WAY TO >> YOU OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED of yourself. >> I'm not trying to be ashamed of myself. >> I JUST WISH YOU'D SAY LET ME SEE. >> GET IN THE CAR. GET IN THE CAR. >> SIR, PLEASE. >> GET IN THE CAR. WHY would you make us do this? >> I DIDN'T WANT YOU TO. I WANTED TO WAIT. >> NO, you knew what you were doing. >> Sure. Sir, calm down. >> Relax. >> Sir. Hey, guys. Please just talk. Wait. Wait. >> You had your chance. >> NO. I WAS TRYING TO GIVE YOU MY CREDS. YOU DIDN'T LET ME SHOW THEM TO YOU ON >> TRY. I did. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> WAIT. >> NOW. >> I got I have a medical condition. >> We're going to get air to you. Get your legs in. >> Get your legs in. We're closing this door. >> Sir, >> get your legs in. >> I need air. >> Sir, please call an ambulance. >> YOU JUST SAID CALL AN AMBULANCE. IF YOU DON'T KNOW, YOU DON'T WANT ONE. >> GET IN THE CAR. GET all >> Wait. Sir is doing the wrong thing. HEY, THIS IS HER CAR. LOOK. STOP THE CAR. I mean, BUT MAN, Y'ALL TRIPPING, MAN. TRIPPING. I CAN'T BE YOU CALL MY MOM. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD, MAN. NO. NO. NO. >> On April 2nd, 2024, a deputy conducted a traffic stop due to suspected window tint violations. Upon approach, the occupants repeatedly questioned the reason for the stop and made movements that did not follow instructions, requiring the deputy to shift to a safety control approach. down. I can't see with this >> tent. >> Step out of the car for me and get your kick your hand out and step out of the car. >> WHAT HAPPENED, MAN? >> I'VE already asked you once when your hands >> What happened? WHAT? Y'ALL DON'T HAVE PROPER cause to stop. >> I do have proper cause. >> What was the cause? >> Don't be moving. >> What was the proper cause? >> What happened? I need a reason, man. I need a reason. >> Well, since you're the driver in the back seat. >> Since you're the driver, I'll tell YOU THE REASON. DRIVING, SIR. YOU CAN UNDERSTAND WHY I'M DRIVING CUZ IT'S DOING THE WRONG THING. HEY, THIS IS HER CAR. LOOK, STOP the car. I mean, BUT MAN, Y'ALL TRIPPING, MAN. Stop tripping. I CAN'T BE YOU DO NOTHING. >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING, MAN. MAN, COME ON, BROTHER. MAN, COME ON. YO, Y'ALL. Give me over. >> No. Come on, man. >> Listen to me. >> Come on, man. >> I didn't man I wasn't driving, bro. What is you What IS YOU DOING, MAN? I'm not doing nothing. I don't have nothing in my pocket, man. What is you doing, man? Come on. Come on. I didn't DO NOTHING. OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD, MAN. NO. NO. NO. >> Have a seat. >> Why? Sir, >> away from that car, >> sir. >> Get him away from that car, >> sir. Sir, >> have a seat. >> Man, I can't. You got my dread. I got a lawsuit right now. >> Picking your feet up, >> man. Sir, why you doing me like this? >> Because you're doing this. >> I'm not DOING THAT. >> PICK YOUR FEET UP. Through verification, law enforcement determined that there had been a seat swap after the vehicle was observed related to operating a vehicle while the driver's license was suspended. The process continued with the reading of rights, identity checks, and the collection of statements from those involved. The incident concluded with the suspect being detained and the charges being clearly communicated in accordance with procedure. >> All right, ma'am. I need you off the phone to sit out and talk to me. >> What's your name? >> John Henderson. >> Okay. You have an ID? >> Whose vehicle is this? >> Golden Retriever in it. White female driver last >> cuz I got problem calling, man. >> I know. I'm just letting her know cuz I had to pick her up from work somewhere else >> in Little Rock, Arkansas on the night of March 7th, 2025. What began as a lane change violation on I30 quickly escalated when the driver failed to comply with a stop order. Despite repeated commands by a loudspeaker and siren, the gray Acura continued through downtown streets, looped back onto I 630, and forced patrol units to escalate [music] their response. Adam stop before gas is out with power. work. Don't worry, Go. Jump back. Multiple tactical intervention attempts were unsuccessful [music] as the vehicle accelerated beyond 80 mph. At the intersection of Roosevelt [music] Road and South Park Street, a final intervention brought the incident to an end. The driver exited the vehicle but continued to be uncooperative, requiring officers to [music] restrain and handcuff the individual. A subsequent search uncovered related evidence. The suspect was medically evaluated [music] and transferred in accordance with procedure, closing an incident that began simply but ended at a serious level. >> Roll him over. Roll him over. Hit him on the stomach. >> MOTHER, >> I got this. >> Moving with me, bro. >> Back up. I can't help. >> What the? >> On August 3rd, 2024, at a gas station near Lake Zurich, Illinois, deputies [music] from the Lake County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to check on a man who appeared intoxicated and unconscious near [music] the fuel pumps. Initially, the deputies approached with the goal of assessing his medical condition and offering assistance. Hey, my man. You all good? They're calling about you. >> Going on around these [ __ ] bro. >> But y'all will get in tune. Get >> No, I I don't think they >> All right. Well, >> that's what I'm trying to figure out, [ __ ] >> What's up, the police? >> Somebody call cuz you were concerned. >> I'm straight. >> Well, I don't want you to do that >> right now. If I really want to it up, I'll fix it up. I don't want you to do that either. >> I really don't. >> Oh, who stopped him? >> Agreed to go. >> And I just told you no [ __ ] up to me. And I stopped. You said it was up to me. >> Stop dropping me. You said it was up to me. >> Stop dropping me. >> And now just tell Stop trying to push it. >> And now I want you to go in. >> I just told you I have right. >> Stop stepping up to me. I'm going to take that as >> I just told you. I take it. I want you to take it down. Don't do it. >> Stop talking to me. Don't do it. >> Your ass is a goof. >> Don't do it. >> I don't give no what you talking about. You're a goof. You a goof. I ain't have [ __ ] Hey, bag up. >> Bag up. Just go to go to the ambulance. >> Sit me now. >> Send me now. >> Sit me down. >> Send me now. >> Hey. Hey. Just quit playing with me. Hey, quit playing me. Playing with me, bro. Back up. My homie come up on the phone. They going to y'all up. >> Watch this. >> Martina, what the I was just fighting [ __ ] I tell you this time like what the interrupt me. >> However, when the man regained consciousness, his demeanor quickly changed. He became agitated, repeatedly made verbal threats, and refused to cooperate. Tensions escalated as the man resisted, forcing deputies to shift from a welfare check to a safety control response. >> Wash my leg. >> My left leg. Huh? Hey, bring your hand up. >> Bring your hand out. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Hey, relax. >> During the restraint process, one deputy was placed in a dangerous situation leading to the use of necessary force. Ultimately, the individual was taken into custody and processed according to procedure with no serious injuries reported. They throw gloves on and search him. >> I'm not I'm not >> Well, you're going to jail now. You're going to county. >> [screaming] >> On April 30th, 2023 in Springdale, Arkansas, the pursuit began when Springdale police observed a Chevrolet Silverado failing to comply with a stop order. The vehicle quickly left the controlled area, prompting local authorities to request assistance. Throughout the pursuit, [music] the driver repeatedly changed speed and direction, increasing the risk to surrounding vehicles. We hit the vehicle here. After assessing road conditions and the level of threat, the participating units agreed to carry out a pit maneuver In accordance with procedure, the vehicle was spun and brought to a safe stop under control. The driver was then restrained, bringing the pursuit to an end. We got to be careful. >> [music] >> When cooperation [music] breaks down, every development can take an unpredictable turn. The video you just watched was selectively curated and narrated by the channel team to support operational analysis with visuals used in a controlled manner. Press subscribe to continue accompanying us in the next real world situations. All the [music] things. Hey, >> Drop it up. Hold down. Hold down. Continuing. Hey, >> Modesto, California. On the night of the 4th of July of the year [music] 2022, a father reported that his son Dylan Harvey, 35, had just threatened him and was currently locked in a room with several knives. When he arrived at the small house on Roselon Drive, Harvey initially seemed cooperative, walking around the room and talking to the officers. >> Here's what I want you to do. I want you to take Jones word for it. He's here with police. They always came by. >> Mhm. >> But it wasn't to put under arrest to make sure we're comfortable here. >> Can you talk to Kimberly Bar and then just ask him if he's insane because I didn't do anything insane. >> I will talk to him. >> All right. >> Can you do me a favor? >> Yes, sir. >> Can we come out of this room? Can we go out of this room? >> Yeah. Yeah. I'll tell you why. >> No. No. Actually, it's safe. >> I don't like this room. Here's [music] why. There. You got all sorts of knives and other paraphernalia lying around here. It's making me a little bit nervous to be honest with you. It's kind of scary, too. >> It's kind of scaring me a little bit. >> If we could go out here, it' make me feel way better out to be honest with you, buddy. >> I don't think I have to go because I'm innocent. You're not legally going to kidnap someone. Why would you kidnap, >> buddy? We're not going to go anywhere. I'm just saying. Can we just walk out of the room? >> Can we go back in the living room? Is that okay? >> No, I don't think I Please, buddy. You're being [music] You're being so cool to the second. >> Come on. Come on. I didn't >> I let you touch my badge, man. You remember that? I let you touch the badge. >> That was the spirit of honor. You said it yourself. >> I know. They just cracked my back on, bro. >> But the atmosphere quickly changed. Without [music] warning, Dylan picked up a weapon and attacked Officer Mertz, forcing him to open fire. >> Dylan, please, man. >> Oh, come on. He's a benefit to >> It would really help me out, man. >> Come on, dude. I know. But I'm going to have to talk to you guys after. That's why. If it's [music] serious [ __ ] it is. But if it's just like nothing to pull around with, >> it not is, right? Because D's being himself. >> All right. Come on. Come on, everybody. Let's go outside. Can we talk? Okay. Relax. Relax. Relax. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. No. Don't. Come on, man. Hey. Hey. Go. Go. >> Hey, Dylan. Stop. Dylan, >> what was that? >> That was a gunshot. Dylan, >> what happened? >> He grabbed a knife. >> Are you okay, >> Dylan? Listen, buddy. We got to put a tourniquet on your neck. Okay, let me your face. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. We got the knife. It's okay. It's okay. Come here. Watch out for the knife. Come on. >> You got a gloves? >> Yeah, I got a glove on. He cut me a little bit. >> Are you okay, >> Dylan? Dylan. >> [laughter] >> What else should we >> Dylan Harvey survived and faces charges of attempted murder of a police officer. The police intervention was more than an act. It was a struggle between life, duty, and humanity. Zenia, Ohio, June 30th, 2024. A 911 call was made in fear. A man was shooting in the parking lot of an apartment complex near Bellbrook Avenue, then threatening the caller. >> What's the location of your [music] emergency? >> It's 190 South Orange Street. I got a guy, a resident here. He's out back seat pistol. >> He's shooting at my door. Yeah, I opened [music] my door and he pointed it at me. Do you know who it is? >> His name is Kyle. >> Um, see what his last name is. >> Blevens Blake. Something like that. >> Okay. Does he live there? >> Yeah, he lives at 190 apartment 2. >> So he's in a like shooting a pistol. What? Up in the air. >> I don't He was looked like he was pointing it straight out [music] and then I opened my door and I was like, "What the hell are you doing?" And he turned around and he pointed at me. >> Oh my gosh. Okay. And did he did he shoot it? Like did you hear a shot? >> I heard two shots. >> Did he fire it? >> Then boom. >> And then that's when I got up and came out back and opened the door. I was like, "What the hell are you doing?" And he turned at me and he just pointed at me. So I was like, "Wow." I closed the door and called you. >> As officers arrived on the scene, the suspect, 23-year-old Kyle Barry, suddenly emerged from behind a corner of the building, gun in hand, and the building manager ran inside in panic. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. The officers ordered Barry to drop his weapon, but he refused and the pent-up tension exploded in a hail of gunfire from the officers. >> Drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. >> TOUCH FIRE. DISPATCH, SHOTS FIRED. WE NEED MEDIC suspect down. >> I'm going around. Come on. Come with me. Come with me. >> [ __ ] >> We're coming around. [screaming] We're coming around. >> Right now. >> We're right here. We're right here. >> Don't move. Do not move. >> Do not move. >> I got this. >> Yeah, we're good. I'll do that. >> I don't know if you did this. >> Don't move. >> 58. You copy? >> Do not move. >> All right, somebody. We need to check him. >> Somebody get the jar. >> Barry was taken to the emergency room and later transferred to the Green County Jail, facing two counts of aggravated assault. It took only a second of stubbornness to turn a young man into a person on the wrong side of the law. Lafayette, Louisiana. A 911 call [music] was placed from the Circle K convenience store on the Evangelene Three-Way. The caller reported a man behaving erratically, walking around the store and scaring customers. The suspect, Trey Ford Pellerin, 31, confronted police with a knife in [music] his hand standing in the middle of the road. >> Your hands. Let me see your hands. Get on THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Despite the officer's repeated commands, Pellerin ignored them and ran through the busy traffic, forcing the police to [music] use a taser, which appeared to be ineffective. Headquarters indicate deployed. It did not work. >> Be advised, knife is in his hand. Left hand. Left hand. Get on the ground. >> [music] >> Get on the ground. Get on THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Pelerin crossed the boulevard where 18 wheelers were speeding by, still ignoring police commands, and headed toward a nearby Shell gas station. Down the ground [screaming] Taser didn't work. DO NOT GO IN THE STORE. WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA. >> As Pellerin attempted to open the door to enter the store, still holding the knife, officers on the scene opened fire, 11 shots rang out, stopping Pellerin's insane steps. >> Riverside, California, February 3rd, 2024. [music] Police officers responded to a report that suspect Ernesto Rodriguez had threatened his wife and son with a weapon. When [music] police arrived, they safely rescued all members of the household except Rodriguez, who had barricaded himself in a back room. [snorts] [music] He's got the knife. He's got the knife. >> I need more. >> Despite all attempts at persuasion [music] and various less lethal measures, Rodriguez refused to surrender and came out armed with a knife. prompting officers [music] to open fire. Ernesto dropped the knife. >> Drop the knife. Reload. Drop the knife. >> A life ended because of reckless actions. Sarinac Lake, New York, June 29th, 2022. Joshua Deiguel Kavota attacked another person with a weapon in front of Stuart's shop. Officers Gabriel BB and Aaron Charlotte quickly approached Kavota while he still had a knife in his pocket. >> Where's uh where's the knife? >> I can't give you that. >> Okay, I need you to take it out of your pocket and give it to me right now. I'll do that. >> Sir, I need you to take the knife out of your pocket. >> It's my property. >> Sir, I need you to take the knife out of your pocket. >> GET >> within seconds, Kavota pulled out a knife and rushed toward BB. >> Shot fired. 0 834. >> We're notifying state police. >> You know, everyone, I need the people back up. Back up. >> I need everyone to back up. >> This is the guy he attacked before. >> All right. >> [music] >> Aaron, you need to get the knife away from here. >> EMS call Stewart scene possible for Lake EMS out of my passenger side seat. Both of the passenger side ambulance. >> Yeah, we did. We just called for ambulance. You can give them another call. >> Yes. Yes, please. >> Call or swing. We got that. >> I need somebody's shirt. Somebody Can somebody give me their shirt, please? >> You hit a chest. >> Yes. With danger just steps away, officer Charlotte fired two shots. Kavota died after being taken to Aderandac Hospital. Officer BB was saved just in time thanks to the courageous actions of fellow officers. Rockdale County, Georgia. May 31st, 2023. An officer noticed a Honda Accord with a license plate that did not match the model of the vehicle. The officer attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver fled. As the getaway vehicle weaved around curves on Old Coington [music] Highway, its speed increased and the danger to the public increased. for me. Oh, crossbction rolling. As it approached the intersection, the officer seized the opportunity to execute a pit maneuver with clockwork precision. The Honda rolled like something out of an action movie, and the [music] driver, Melvin Marquez, panicked and fled, but not before the officer's taser. [music] Stop. Stop. >> I want to tell you stop. [snorts] >> Roll over. 560. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do not reach for anything. >> Give me your other hand. >> Sit up for me, bud. That way you can breathe. Okay. Sit [music] up for me, man. Sit up. Sit up, bud. >> That's awesome. Where you hurting at? Just talk [music] to him, dude. It is what it is. Now, let me help you out. Okay, I'm good. [music] >> I wish you would stop for me, man. >> Marquez was sentenced to 8 years in prison. [music] He was not only running from the police, but also from his second chance. I'm give you a little air. All right. I'm run. >> Yeah, man. >> Hey, you ain't swallowed nothing or nothing like that. Where you going? Anything going to happen to you till the EMS gets here, right? Spring Valley, San Diego, November 15th, 2024. A panicked woman reported that her ex-boyfriend, Victor Rendan Jr., 34, had just broken into [music] the house through the back door, armed with a gun. There were four children inside the house at the time. Through the camera from the helicopter, Brendan was at the backyard door acting strangely, using drugs, and the police found [music] that he kept the gun close to him. San heavy down there north 15 to 2197 in the background. >> I think I don't I don't know how long we can see without [music] I got it. I got it. I got [music] in and out of the house. Blue shirt and blue short. >> When approaching the suspect, his first gunshot alerted [music] the police. He refused to surrender as ordered. >> Departing the base now. >> This is the front door of the dining. He kept going in and out and repeated the erratic behavior until he opened the door and raised his gun. Seven officers opened [music] fire. >> Hey, Mitch. >> Don't do it. Don't point, man. Sh. Front door. Front door. Front door. I found the front door. Get back. Get back. Front door. Front door. He's at the front door. Hold. Hold. Hold. >> The police [music] immediately rushed to provide first aid, but everything was too late. The children in the house were fortunately safe. Get out of the way. I got door. I got door. I got door. I got a gun. All right. Hold it. Hold. That's it. That's it. That's it. Back up. >> Hey, someone final. Everyone clear out. Secure the scene, please. >> 103 10. The following incident also occurred on July 4th, but in 2021, [music] a motorcycle was speeding down GA120, racing into the night at a speed that even radars had to catch, 103 [music] mph. Still westbound. I tried to channel it. Didn't work. Turn on to 61 North 61 Northwest 278 [music] wrong side road. Black male driver. The rider began weaving between lanes, veering right into [music] the opposite lane, running through red lights like a moth flying forward. >> We almost hit several vehicles head on. We're on Butler Industrial. Flip it around. Flip around. Back eastbound. Robin Willie stand [music] by. Black male rider wearing black leather, red pants. Back at 102. Fast old Harris again. 278. 10. 10. 1050. 1023 1050 70 1070. >> Fate struck as the motorcycle tried to [music] pass the convoy that had just swerved through. It collided with the rear of a car and burst into flames. >> Get out the ground. Get on the goddamn stupid. I don't give a [ __ ] You dumbass. You [ __ ] idiot. You [ __ ] idiot. >> I don't give a goddamn [ __ ] [screaming] I don't give a [ __ ] You dumb ass. You want 100 goddamn feet now. I do not give a [ __ ] You hear me? >> Get your [screaming] ass up. Get up. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Let me work. >> I don't give a [ __ ] [screaming] Skill people goddamn ass over here. Do noting move. >> Can you stand with him? >> I don't feel good. Let me check on these people. You okay? You okay? >> Perfect. I just got this car. >> Anybody else with you? >> No, just me. >> You sure you're okay? >> I'm positive. >> I just got this like 5 hours ago. >> Okay. The officer quickly called the fire and ambulance, then arrested the rider, Alexander Nesworthy, whose license was later confirmed to be suspended. The price [music] he paid was too high for one night of recklessness. >> You shut up right now. You hear me? >> Uh yeah, we got the video. You being a dumbass. >> You're going to jail. >> He's currently under arrest. >> Hey Jake, DROP THE KNIFE. DROP the knife. Drop it up. >> Flossmore, Illinois. [music] July 10th, 2022. On Joy Street, a woman, Maline Miller, was reportedly [music] threatening a family member with a knife. When police arrived, they heard arguing and screaming coming from inside the home. [music] >> Police department, open the door. An elderly woman with a cane opened the door, revealing a chaotic [music] scene inside. Miller suddenly appeared with a knife and advanced on the officers, forcing them to open fire. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> Come outside. Come outside. COME OUTSIDE. >> GET OUTSIDE. >> NO. HEY, JAKE. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. >> Drop the knife. 717. Shots fired. Shots fired. Send the EMS. COME OUTSIDE. COME OUTSIDE. COME OUTSIDE. GET OUTSIDE. >> NO. >> HEY, JAKE. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> 717. [music] SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. SEND EMS. >> Miller was taken to Advocate South Suburban Hospital where she was [music] pronounced dead. Any act of rage can have irreversible consequences. >> Kalamazoo, Michigan, January 6th, 2025. An officer spotted a stolen Mercury Milan near the intersection [music] of Drake Road and West Michigan Avenue. Looks like he crashed out. Surprisingly, [music] the car thief was a 14-year-old boy who hit the gas and sped away, leading a police caravan through Driftwood Avenue and Arboritum Parkway. >> He made his way back on Driftwood West. It is still coming off the drag. [screaming] Speed's 36 traffic right now. We're going to put on our burrito. We're continuing east. On the icy, snowy road, the car hit several obstacles and [music] eventually lost control when it hit a light pole. >> Yeah, we crashed out. >> The boy opened the door and ran, but was unable to escape the police. >> Please stop. Stop. Get on the ground right [music] now. >> Take him under the custody. >> I'm leader. >> What's that? >> He was arrested and taken to the Kalamazoo County Juvenile Detention Center. A rash teenage decision that ended in handcuffs. Little Rock, Arkansas, July 18th, 2024. An officer spotted a black sedan going over the 60 mph [music] speed limit. The car stopped briefly on the right shoulder of I430. Afternoon troopers. You got to yell at me. I can't hear you over there. When the trooper [music] approached and asked why, the woman behind the wheel claimed she was in a hurry to take her child to the doctor and had no identification. [music] But seconds later, she sped away. Speeds exceeded 90 mph. on record drive. Still traffic. dander. Now you got to keep those speed. [screaming] >> When she reentered I 430 south, the car accelerated past [music] 100 mph and the trooper took the rare opportunity to take a TBI. Roll up. Roll up. Roll up. Roll up. >> The Civic spun out of control, rolling several times in the medium. Bol was taken to the hospital and charged with multiple counts, including driving with a suspended [music] license, fleeing, reckless driving, and no insurance. Speed may get you away for a few minutes, but the truth and consequences always catch up. She was moving in that car. Did you know her? >> No. Hey, ceasefire. Cease fire. Cease fire. >> June 30th, 2025, [music] Antioch, California. A man named Davis Barami, 26, called the emergency line [music] himself and declared his intention to kill. >> I'm outside. >> You're outside? >> Where are you? >> Uh, we're in route right now, man. We're almost there. Could you stay on the curb so he know who you are when we drive up, please? >> Yeah. I need this home because of bleeding. >> You're bleeding from where? >> You're bleeding from where? >> Your arm. >> Yeah, you have to cut I cut it on accident. >> How'd you cut it? What' you use? >> I fell and cut it on piece of wood. I don't know how to describe it. How far are you guys from? >> Where Dom's at? David, >> what job you want to be done? >> Well, I'm just trying to get all the information so I can when I get there and figure out how to help you. >> I know you need cops, David. >> But what how many cops do you want? >> You need four cops. Will you show up first? >> Yes, I'll probably show up first. >> Huh? >> The officers kept their distance, choosing an intersection [music] corner to maintain the initiative, persuading Barami over the phone as they approached the scene in the Osprey Drive neighborhood. >> Walking out of the sidewalk. >> Male walking out of the sidewalk. doesn't appear to have anything [music] in hand besides the cell phone. >> Doesn't appear to have anything in hand other than the cell phone. >> He finally appeared when ordered to lie down. Barami not only refused but also prepared to attack with a weapon in hand. >> Keep coming. >> Right in the open of the You want to give commands? >> Hey J, stop right there. >> Have him come past the car. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. Right in the open of the opening of the street. >> Kneel on the ground for me, David. >> Oh [ __ ] 40 40. >> Hey 40 40. >> Hey. HEY. Cease fire. Cease [music] fire. Cease fire. Cease. Cease fire. Cease fire. Cease fire. HEY. Cease fire. Cease fire. Cease fire. >> Less lethal weapons were ineffective. The officers were forced to open fire. >> Barami did not survive. Mental instability does not wait for anyone. When help is delayed by the past, tragedy can recur in the blink of an eye. Little Rock, Arkansas, July 7th, 2023. A black Chevrolet Tahoe suddenly sped down Asher Avenue and as it approached the intersection, driver Marvin Jenkins slowed down and appeared cooperative. We're at the traffic light. Looks like it might be pulling into the circle. Okay, >> guess on 1037. >> But that was just a cover for what was to come. Jenkins fled at speeds approaching 80 miles per hour. Good. The patrol officer decided to end the pursuit with a well-placed TVI, which damaged the rear two tires, but Jenkins did not stop. Seems com There's no traffic on our side. The car swerved into a quick food [music] mart gas station where the patrol car stopped it. >> Get out of the car. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Jenkins was cited for motor vehicle eluding, speeding, reckless driving, and unsafe lane change. [music] In the game of speed, the final turns do not always lead to freedom. >> Huh? >> We're going to get you out. Put you in your wheelchair and figure out where we're going to go from there. Okay. >> San Diego, California, February 23rd, 2024. Police spotted a stolen 1995 Chevrolet Silverado driven by Evan Baltz's 44. The chase began. >> Can I know if I got all four tires? a moment. Got your world. >> Uh, still north on Marina. He's turning over here by the Bird Rock. Uh, Marina and Savannah. >> North on Marina and Savannah. >> Police used a stop stick device to stop the car on Savannah Street. >> Just be ready for the foot bail. Driver door is opening. >> Hey, stop bringing B. F. Hey, get me. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. Hands up. Put your hands up. Hands up. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. >> Hands up. >> Hey, put your hands up. Hands up. >> He ran away but was unable to escape the K9. Bring the dog's [screaming] cover. [music] All right, guys. [music] >> The Silverado was returned to its original owner. The thief was taken to the hospital, then straight to [music] jail, facing a series of charges, possession of stolen property, resisting arrest, possession of drugs, and burglary [music] tools. The car may be stolen, but justice always finds its way back to where it belongs. Oh yeah. >> Atlanta, Georgia, March 27th, [music] 2022. A silver BMW 640i shot past on I20 like a bullet in the middle of an empty highway. Northbound connector. North connector. The radar read an unbelievable number, [music] 132 mph, twice the speed limit. The driver, Deonte Dieterty, did not stop, but accelerated, weaving recklessly across lanes. Stay with me. Get off. On primary on primary 17th Street or right? When Diet [music] turned right onto 17th Street and then sharply onto Spring Street, the pursuit tactic was upgraded with a pit. The BMW [music] spun around colliding with a parked car. hands. Let [screaming] me see your hands. Hey, the engine. >> Diet was restrained on the spot. A reckless decision changed his entire life in just seven miles. [music] >> Get on the ground. [applause] San Diego, California. [music] January 10th, 2022. Mullen's Market and Liquor security camera captured the moment Isaac Andrade, 21, [music] committed a robbery at the cash register with a knife in his hand. Three officers quickly approached the suspect in the Logan Heights neighborhood. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. Get back. Get back. Get on the top the gun. Watch out. Watch out. >> Hey, homie. You good? Hey, you good? >> I think I'm >> Hey, fire. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Hey, shots fired. All I ask is >> Andrade refused to [music] surrender. Determined to confront the officers with an airsoft gun and a knife. In a tense moment, the officers were [music] forced to open fire. >> No officers down. >> No officers down. No officers hit. >> Andrade did not survive. Life is real. Do not try your luck with dangerous games. >> [music] >> Okala, Florida, July 31st, 2022. A stolen vehicle driven by Matthew Gibbert, 29, was traveling near Southwest 17th Street. >> 17th Street. We're doing 50 and 35 northbound coming up 17. be 1031 southbound crossing over 17th Street into the uh industrial area >> back out to 7th Avenue. He's going to go back north on 7th Avenue. >> North on 7th Avenue 17th Street on the overpass. No traffic this time. Come on up to Highway 200. Going over Highway 200, continuing northbound southwest 10th Avenue. >> The chase began through the crowded side streets. Gibbard eventually abandoned the vehicle and fled into a residential area. >> Driver, you're under arrest. We're only pocket. Pocket. Pocket. >> K9. Jack subdued the suspect, quickly ending the mission. >> To see your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. The sooner you show me your hands, the sooner I take the dog off. Stay over. Stay over. Roll over on your stomach. Stay on your stomach. GIVE ME YOUR RIGHT HAND. GIVE ME YOUR RIGHT HAND. >> Gerbert was on probation and police found cocaine, drug paraphernalia, and a revoked driver's license during the [music] search. You can run from the law for a few minutes, but you can't escape the consequences for life. >> Toledo, Ohio, July 8th, 2025. [music] Lucas County dispatch received an emergency call. A woman was being attacked by her boyfriend in an apartment. >> Did he just go in there? >> I think he did. He's got guns. >> Okay. Hey, he's up in this apartment. I just watched him go in there. >> What's his name? Aaron. >> What do you mean? >> Oh, yeah. >> What? Aaron Saul, 26, appeared and walked out of the apartment holding a weapon, loudly defiant and uncooperative. >> Put it down. >> When he raised his gun, an officer opened fire. >> If you move, I'm going to drop you. Saul was arrested on a series of charges resisting law enforcement and domestic [music] violence. Violence is not power, but the shortest path to handcuffs and the bar. >> My bad, man. I ain't got one gunshot wound in [music] the hand. >> [ __ ] I'll go do my bid. >> P successful. All units prepare for pit. Pit. Pit. Pit. Pit. Successful. Winnette County, Georgia. February 26th, [music] 2023. Wet County Police Department. Officers were hot on the trail of two armed carjackers. [music] The car didn't get far. A well-timed pit made a turnaround and stopped. James Steven Casey and DeAndre Marquez ever opened the doors [music] and ran. Single lady on foot. Single lady. >> Within minutes both were under control. [screaming] >> One detained. Maintain gun three. >> Evidence and physical evidence continued to add [music] to the list of charges they faced. carjacking, obstruction of justice, possession of a controlled substance, and organized [music] crime. There is always a price to pay for bad choices. >> Yep. Get on the ground right now. Hey, he's going back over. >> Hey, watch your crossfire. >> Hey, lay flat on the ground. Hands behind your back, bro. Wet County, Georgia. March 23rd, 2024. Okay. >> Slow speed chase occurred on Corley Road. >> Stop. Stop. Hey, stop. >> A 75 ft front loader driven by a recently fired former employee Eddie Sanchez, 38, was running a muck. He's going to go off the main road. >> Grab your machine. What is it? One of those things. How fast is it? >> They can get they can get up probably about 30. >> Okay, grab that. Quick, quick, quick. >> The construction vehicle spilled onto Corley Road onto [music] Jimmy Carter Boulevard during rush hour, creating a slowmoving but extremely dangerous pursuit. We're in front of Victory World Church on Brook Hollow. >> For the vehicle center, >> this is unbelievable. What's wrong? >> An officer driving another front loader escorted by a garbage truck created a unique war vehicle convoy in the county's history to stop Sanchez's vehicle. >> Flip it. Flip it. If they can flip it, flip it. >> Sanchez's front loader flipped over onto the road and he [music] was arrested. No matter what kind of vehicle it is, if it's stolen, you'll never get far. North Little Rock, Arkansas, February 20th, 2025. Four. Sergeant Steven Briggs spotted a yellow SUV traveling the wrong way with no headlights, no license plate, and [music] swerving into the left lane to pass another vehicle. However, the chase ended quickly when the SUV [music] collided with another vehicle. Both vehicles were disabled. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Briggs quickly subdued and handcuffed [music] the SUV driver while waiting for an ambulance and his partner to arrive. The SUV driver was charged with a [music] series of crimes, including fleeing with serious injury, driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance, first-degree assault, and failure [music] to wear a seat belt. A man who feared a ticket chose to flee and get an innocent person involved. >> Now, you sit your ass right there. >> All right, I got this dude right here on the ground, a suspect. I ain't been able to check him yet. Okay. Hey, hey, he's good. I'm talking to him. He's fine. Down the street or go down that way. I don't care where you go. Okay, come through here. >> Stop. Fresno, California, July 30th, 2023. An officer was responding to an abandoned vehicle in the East Warner Avenue neighborhood when he was told that a teenage boy riding a scooter nearby was carrying a gun. >> Gil and Blackstone, possibly armed with a handgun. I got the impression it was one of those um not a um not a motori scooter. >> Copy. >> I don't have any other description other than a young man possibly with a handgun. >> Copy. Do you want to call me up in an area check? Uh yeah, start a unit that way. In fact, there's a I see a gentleman on a scooter now on Effie and McGill. >> On North F Street, he spotted a hooded teenager who matched the description. The teenager followed the officer's orders, but then his hand began to reach for his waistband, pulling a gun from his waistband. In a split second, the officer opened fire. >> Get your hands up. Stop. Stop. The teenager, only 15 years old, was taken to the hospital and luckily survived. >> It turned out that the gun was fake, and in the real world, fake guns can also cause a person to almost lose their life. >> Four out of 11. >> I'm going to need traffic blocked off at Miguel and Effie. Also, Miguel and Warner, I'm sorry, Effie and Warner, excuseor, >> Taunt Town, Arkansas, February 7th, 2024. A pursuit is underway on Highway 412 near the Benton and Washington [music] County line. The target is a U-Haul that is reported stolen, fleeing from Benton [music] County police. 1290 to 90 again. 75 mph already. TJ back on speed one 49 >> [music] >> The chase quickly draws in multiple agencies from Calcport Police, Tondatown Police to State Patrol units. Officers attempt to conduct a TBI several times, but are unsuccessful due [music] to the terrain. On Interstate 49, it continues to reverse, colliding with several other police vehicles. Once again, the combined units [music] pull the vehicle over, this time for the last time. The driver resists, forcing the officer to use a batt to open the window. Started 1016 out. >> The driver, Cory Mercier, attempts to escape through the back door, but is apprehended. The passenger, Trenton Johnson, has already been subdued. >> And in the end, every getaway has an end. But not everyone is free to turn around. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> GET OUT [screaming] OF THE CAR. GET OUT THE DOOR. >> HEY, pull that airbag. >> He's going out the back. He's going out the back. He's going out the back. Fort Lee, New Jersey, February 4th, 2023. A call came in from John Street. A man who said [music] his brother was acting out of control and had a weapon. >> The mental illus. He's like very aggressive with mics and all that. He has a mental issue. So he show up in my [music] house after day. I have kids for everybody like me. >> What's going on? What's going on right now? Is he there right now? >> He's right now he's trying he has a knife and he tries to cut everything he has actually how old is he? >> Was he uh he has mental illness? He said >> and what was he doing with the knife exactly? >> Inside the home, Muhammad Bernell, 42, was smashing furniture and occupying the second floor, trapping [music] family members inside. Police and firefighters devised a daring rescue plan using a ladder truck to reach the family member from a neighboring home. But now suddenly [music] appeared forcing the response team to use a taser but it was not enough to subdue him. But now stood up again knife still in hand forcing police to open fire. Muhammad Banau was pronounced dead at the scene. When reason loses control, tragedy often has the last word. He's so armed with a knife. He's so armed with a knife. >> Little Rock, Arkansas. January 24th, 2024. A stolen car speeds across the lanes as if trying to escape the law. >> Pull out. Pull out. delivered to the media. Oh, wait. From behind, units from the [music] Arkansas State Police and Little Rock Police are in hot pursuit, keeping a safe distance, but not losing sight of the target. Then, at the fateful moment, [music] the car loses control, crashes into a ditch, dragging a police car with it at the intersection of Stage Coach and Shackleford. RIP. The driver is arrested. An impulsive [music] decision at the wheel can take away the future only to realize that the coolness of that car is not worth the handcuffs. Denver, Colorado. A police officer spotted a black Jeep [music] Patriot that had been involved in a police chase just 2 days earlier at the 7-Eleven store on Kfax [music] Avenue and Perry Street. >> The officer searched the driver and after finding a syringe [music] in the man's pocket, he made an arrest. At that moment, the woman, Jamie Fernandez, 31, suddenly jumped out of the passenger seat and ran along the back of the store. She ignored all commands to stop and without warning, Fernandez pulled a gun from her purse and opened fire. Two officers immediately responded. >> Second. Okay. >> Hey, stay in the car. Stay in the car. Okay, grab her. Come here. Oh [ __ ] [music] She's still 61 Baker rep 1490 [music] Perry. We needed ambulance and car's code 10 now. >> After being rushed to the hospital, Fernandez died in a split second. Bad choices can rewrite fate. >> To the side over here. >> I'll come grab it if you can. Right here. It's that Jeep that a little bit of gang here the last night from two nights ago. Come here. Yeah. Come here. Stay on the ground. All right. Put a handcuff on him. Don't move. Put a handcuff on him, please. On scene here is fine. We're not looking for anybody else. Hey, there's a guy that's Where'd you put that guy? >> Put him in a car for me. Yeah, please. >> Delta, Colorado, October 10th, 2023. A panicked call to police said, "There's [music] a strange man wandering around my yard. He just came in through the window and left through the back door." >> Officer Mark Bowen was the first to arrive on the scene and encountered Jeremy Kazov, 43, the intruder. After a brief conversation, Bowen proceeded to handcuff the suspect when Kazov suddenly became enraged, struggling and rendering the taser [music] useless. >> Go ahead and turn around for me. >> No, turn around. >> No, I'm going to get [ __ ] [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> We're fighting. >> No, it's not. >> Back up. >> Taser deployed. Good, bro. Back up. >> Come on. Light this [ __ ] up. >> Amidst the cursing, threats, and hallucinating looks, Bowen was forced to fire. >> Get on the ground. >> Kazov was still struggling as Bowen took him into custody. >> Get back. GET ON THE GROUND. >> JEREMY, GET on the ground. [music] >> [ __ ] Get my ribs. >> I got >> Get on the ground, >> [ __ ] >> GET ON THE GROUND. You son of a [ __ ] to the bleed out. Relax, >> you [ __ ] pigs. >> It's all right. It's all right. You're good, Mark. It's >> all right, Mark. You okay? >> Are you hurt? Seattle, Washington. As the city slept in the early morning mist, a daring robbery broke the silence at the corner of 4th Avenue and Wall Street. >> Grab the gun. Put your hands out. Don't move. You understand me? Don't move. Put your hands behind. Don't do it. >> Police officers quickly spotted the suspect's car at a gas station [music] on Elliot Avenue West. Officers entered the store and arrested the suspect, but a struggle ensued. >> He ran a few steps [music] before being caught and subdued by the police. The man was arrested and taken to the King County Jail. Justice never sleeps, and the truth always [music] finds its way back. Roll over. Heads up. You got it. >> Stand up. We're getting out of the street. >> All right. And it's slow, right? Okay. We're not >> White, Ohio. April 8th, 2021. [music] Casey Donovan Williams, 26. A former Pickway County corrections deputy was seen driving a police vehicle wearing police jacket, a homemade plastic badge and complete with knives, handcuffs, pepper spray, but you have no ID from them. >> When questioned, Williams were all fake. You know if you lie in this situation charged with degree law enforcement officer felony right now. >> Is that what you're telling me? So you are not a commissioned police officer. >> I have spoke with the chief. >> That's not what I'm asking you. I'm asking you one question. Are you a commissioned police officer through the state of Ohio? >> I have an audit certificate. >> That's not what I'm asking. >> That's not what I'm asking you. >> I'm explaining to you. I have >> No, no, no. You're not You're not answering the question. You're avoiding the question. It's very simple. Are you a sworn police officer anywhere in the state of Ohio in any department? >> Not currently. >> Okay. Well, well, I'm not I'm unsure. I'm unsure. >> You can't be unsure. You would have to raise your hand, swear, sign a form >> from from Watchmen. >> From Watchman. >> Yes. >> Is he an actual police officer? >> You are an actual police officer. Correct. >> Okay. Okay. Yes, he is. >> I don't care if he's the superintendent of the state highway patrol. that's irrelevant to the situation. >> So, you can talk to me if you want, but I got >> I found [music] a good paying job and I was told by the guys like, "Hey, we'll take care of a commission. We'll get it taken care of. It's no big deal." I come out here, you know, I was told, "Hey, you can start make some money." That's all I was trying to do. Please do not I'm I'm asking you for courtesy, manto man. Please do not ruin my career. Please, please, please. >> I think I think you did that kind of on your own, Casey. >> Please. >> All right. Um, the Pway County, you knew you didn't work for Pway County. You displayed that badge. All right. You're out here acting in law enforcement capacity displaying a badge that you have no right to have or in factly [music] of a badge. That's not even a real badge. You were aware of that. Okay. >> It's not real. >> Okay. So, [music] all right. You're going to be charged. >> Oh, seriously? >> I'm serious. Okay. Now, we're going to be nice about this. [music] Okay. and we're going to take you over and you can take your gun belt off and you can set it on the hood of that car. Okay? Um and we're going to take you in. We will not we don't have to handcuff you. This officer is going to pat you down. All right. And we'll let you out. All right. On a summon. All right. Now, >> we're too far [music] for me to >> Yeah. We're Yeah. We're >> listen completely deceptive. >> Here's the problem here. Here's You don't understand that right now. We can charge you for improperly handling in the vehicle. [music] I can charge you for impersonating a police. All right. I There's tons of charging >> right here. Well, probably the impersonation of a police officer. >> So So the best thing to do right now >> is to just take off the belt. >> All right. So let's step over here. Take care of that first. >> Right here. Right here. Take off the belt. Now I'm not serious. >> You don't have anything else on you, do you? >> No. Well, George is is who I'm going to call back cuz he's the one. >> He's just the supervisor. Okay. >> John's the one that talked to Sergeant was supposed to ride. >> All right. And it's loaded, right? Okay. We're not going I'm just throwing everything. >> Knoxville, Tennessee, December 24th, 2023. Officer Caleb Bailey was dispatched to the area of Lakeside Street and Ace Miller Way, where a shooting had occurred. Bailey quickly arrived and encountered Leroy Brooks, [music] 38. Brooks opened fire first and Bailey responded immediately. Brooks fled into the woods and was found a short time later and he was charged with multiple counts including attempted first-degree murder and use of a dangerous weapon. >> 36 shots fired. Shots fired. >> All unit shots fired at police. Alpha tails clear. 35 Bravo 20. >> 36. We're up [music] on side. He's fleeing further up. He's got a AK in his hand. >> HEY, let me see your [ __ ] hands right now. Let me see your hands. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> 36 shots fired. Shots fired. >> All unit shots fired at police. Alpha tails clear. 35 Bravo.