Sit your sit
stand up. Back up. Back up.
This was the moment this cop knew he was
up against a dangerous criminal.
That's fire. Fire. On June 16th, 2023,
New York State Trooper Richard Albert
stopped a speeding vehicle, unaware that
it was driven by 32-year-old Nelson
Touché, a convicted felon who left
prison 3 months prior after serving 11
years for manslaughter and was
determined never to return back
there. 3264, shots fired. Shots fired.
Mile Pulse 108. Shots fired.
The officer escaped the shootout with a
shoulder wound. But things would only
get worse as a trailer rammed a pickup
truck before purposefully crashing into
Nelson's pickup, disabling his vehicle.
364, I need assistance. Shots fired.
Most 8. At this point, Nelson and his
passenger exited their vehicle and
entered the ran pickup truck in an
attempt to escape, but it was immobile.
And while this seemed like good news,
the officer was now alone with a
shooting felon and backup was nowhere to
be found as he got no response from
dispatch. 3v64 shots fired.
[Applause]
[Applause]
364 compact. Shots fired. I'm hitting
the arm post
108. Get out of the
vehicle. Put your hands
up. 3D 64 square. I need assistance.
Shots
fired. Post
108. 64 Sky. Be advised I'm hitting the
left arm.
Put your hands up.
64 comac. Do I got anybody else coming
or what? Eventually, backup officers
arrived to discover that Nelson had
fatally shot himself and his female
passenger was detained. Officer Richard
recovered swiftly after the incident and
was named trooper of the year for his
bravery in the face of death. However,
it was almost impossible for these
officers to remain brave when faced with
death.
up.
It started on March 3rd, 2022 when
officers were called to an apartment
complex to issue an eviction notice.
What is it? Hi.
What is it? Are you Yan Lee? Uh, yes.
Okay. Here's a notice to evict. Okay.
Yan Lee graduated from Yale as a doctor
and scientist and now lives in the
apartment. And it wasn't clear why she
was getting evicted, but she reportedly
threatened to stab a staff member with a
knife the day before. The officer didn't
know this, but would soon realize that
Lee was holding a knife in her hand the
entire time. Notice for Put the knife
down right now or I'm going to Put your
knife down. Put the knife down. Put the
knife down right now. Put the knife down
right now. How do I know if I know
intruder?
15. One at gunpoint. Code cover. Put the
gun down, ma'am. I'm gonna shoot you.
Put the gun down. Put the gun down.
Shoot you.
15 Adam 5 code cover with a knife. Put
Put the gun down right now.
Put the gun down right now. Now. Drop
the knife. I'm the only one alive. Drop
the knife. Ma'am, your job. You will get
shot if you come at me with that knife.
I will shoot you. I'm not afraid. Do you
understand that? I'm not coming at you.
Okay. I will shoot you. You understand?
Put the knife down. Put the knife down.
Put the knife down.
Drop the knife. Please don't make me do
this.
Drop the knife now. Hey, there is a fake
police over here. I am not a fake police
officer.
Drop the knife. Drop the
It wasn't clear if the eviction notice
angered her or if she was having a
mental breakdown beforehand, but her
refusal to drop the knife had now
invited many more officers as she was
now perceived as a danger to the other
residents. Miss Lee, Sheriff's
Department,
excuse me. Sheriff's Department,
can you open the door, please?
I know.
Okay.
Hey, this is the sheriff's department
with the San Police Department. We're
both here. I need you to put the knife
down and open the door.
[Music]
We're not intruders. We're the police.
And after multiple refusals from her, a
staff member with a master key would let
the officers in, creating serious
tension afterwards.
Show me your hands. Where you at? Where
you at?
I'm
holding hands.
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
What about the dog?
[Applause]
Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back
up. Back up. Back up.
I got stabbed.
[Applause]
Anybody hurt? I got your head. I got
stabbed. After being shot with
non-lethal guns, Lee charged the
officers, stabbing one of them before
being gunned down. The stabbed officer
survived the incident, but Lee didn't,
and her son filed a wrongful death
lawsuit criticizing the officer's use of
deadly force, claiming his mother
displayed signs of a mental breakdown
and had difficulty communicating with
the officers due to language barriers.
San Diego County eventually paid him a
settlement of $825,000.
But this officer was seconds away from
death at the hands of this dangerous
murderer, and he would find out too
late. In August of 2021, officers were
called to an apartment by a couple
claiming an unknown man had entered
their home and was now upstairs. Do you
know this guy? Not at all. Okay.
Okay. Has he got any weapons or anything
like that? Hey, it's the police
department. Come on down. What's your
name? Your house is next door. It's not
this one.
It is. It's next door, man. The
intruder, later identified as
22-year-old Matthew Lans, actually lived
on the other side of the fence. So,
while this could be just a
misunderstanding, it wasn't. In April of
2021, Matthew's brother, 27-year-old
Austin Lans, was arrested for breaking
into a home that shared a fence with
him. months after his release and a few
days before this incident, Austin
fatally stabbed a police officer before
fatally wounding himself with the
officer's gun. What the officers didn't
know was that 2 days before coming to
this home, Matthew had broken into the
home his brother had previously broken
into and fatally shot the homeowners, a
31-year-old firefighter and his wife,
orphaning their 2-year-old son who was
alone for 12 hours. Now, Matthew was in
the home, sharing a back fence with him,
and history appeared very likely to
repeat itself as he began coming down
the stairs wearing a full body army
camouflage with a well-hidden knife in
his right hand. Hey, come on down, man.
Come on down.
Once at the foot of the stairs, Matthew
stabbed an officer and once pushed to
the table, continued stabbing the
officer until nearby officers shot him
and then offered first aid.
[Music]
Yeah, guys are with him.
Hey, chill out. Chill out. Chill out,
man. The stabbed officer was rushed to
the local hospital where he received
treatment for his multiple wounds. Lance
was also sent to a hospital where he
survived the incident. He was ultimately
charged with malice murder, tampering
with evidence, child cruelty, home
invasion, aggravated assault, and
possession of a firearm during the
commission of a felony. His case is
currently undergoing court proceedings.
However, it was so shocking that this
officer survived his encounter with
death that he was eventually awarded for
it. Hey, sit. You're sit stand. Hey, sit
up. Sit. Stand down. Hey, he's got a
gun. On July 6th, 2023, Kentucky police
officer Matt Davis arrived at a car
dealership regarding a man who refused
to leave the property. I'm about to go
off on this police. Hey, how you doing?
[ __ ] What's going on, man? I don't know
why you talking. Well, they called about
you. What's going on? You have no Yeah,
we do. No, you don't. Yeah, we do. You
not even registered for Secretary of
State. You're you're you're color
supposeding color law, which you're not.
Okay. But you're not, guy. So, what's
your stance on this? You don't know him
at all. Yeah. Okay.
So, my vehicle out there. Bye. Bye. He's
got evil trying to pass. I don't What
happened to your arm right here? Don't
worry about me. Quit asking me
questions. I don't have to talk to you.
You're call law. I'm attorney. Oh, you
are? Yeah. Yeah, I'm attorney. Okay. So,
quit talking to me. All right, Mr. Law.
Yeah. Thank you. Okay. Bye. We'll just
wait for the other officer and we'll
take care of it. Okay. I ain't going
nowhere. I promise you that. Okay. Yeah.
You better you you put handcuffs on me.
I promise you. Okay. I'm going make you
stand down. Okay. Yeah. All right. So So
Okay. Nothing. All right, man. You have
no authority, buddy. So So what do you
want to do? Just hang out, man. No, no.
I ain't going to hang out nowhere cuz I
can go where I want. Okay. You just hang
out here for cuz you're not going to
hold me. You're not going to contain me
like that. You're not going to hold me
in here. So, so can you please move out
of the way? No, sir. I will not. You
need to. No, I don't. You need to. You
just hang out for me. I got to hang out
nowhere. You don't tell me what to do. I
tell you what to do. You're a public
servant. Okay. You do as I say, so
understand. All right. Yeah. Just hang
out in here for me, Estaban. I ain't got
so to officer Matt, 41-year-old Estabbon
Lowry was just a loudmouth who wanted
things done his way. However, this was
very far from the case as Lowry had
something deadly on his waist. Hey, you
hold on. Don't touch you. Hold on. Hey,
you. Hold on. Sit down. Hey, sit. You're
sit stand. Hey, sit down. Sit down.
Stand down. Hey, he's got a gun.
Stand. Stand down. Get out. Stand. Get
out. Quit. Quit. Stand right there.
Quit. Stand. Get out. Get out. Get out.
That's the bottom. Hey, take cover. Take
cover.
Officer Matt avoided shooting with staff
around, but Estban shot his legs, arms,
and torso just as he fired his taser,
leaving Officer Matt and the entire
staff at Estabban's mercy. However,
Officer Davis wasn't alone, as his
police department were having a civilian
ridealong program. So, he had arrived at
the car dealership with a civilian ride
along who happened to be a US Army
specialist. And once he saw the
commotion, he emerged from hiding behind
an office desk and jumped Estabbon,
eventually subduing him with a chokeold
just as officers arrived.
Lowi died from manual strangulation and
a grand jury concluded against charging
the army specialist for Lowry's death.
And upon recovery from the hospital,
officer Matt was presented with a silver
cross medal for the multiple gunshot
wounds he sustained. Did you tire your
blood? What? Why are you sitting like
that? Did you pee yourself?
This man appeared really drunk, but the
cop would soon realize he was actually a
child murderer who now wanted him dead.
Going that way. Come on. I am going this
way.
If you're enjoying this video, please
like and subscribe. On April 9th, 2022,
Columbus police were called regarding a
single vehicle crash with a suspected
intoxicated driver. What's up,
buddy? What's
that? I can't hear you. What's going on?
What'd you hit?
Um uh I I really think it was just a
um I'm not really sure. Did your tire
blow? What? Why are you sitting like
that? Did you pee yourself?
Yes. Can you hand me the keys to the
car? Turn your car off real
quick. Hey, partner. Can you turn your
car
off?
Hey. The driver was clearly impaired,
and it appeared to be from more than
alcohol. But there was another strange
detail about him that the officer didn't
know yet. 20-year-old Sabib Islam was
out on bond for allegedly killing a
14-year-old boy. He was charged with
involuntary manslaughter and aggravated
robbery and was now involved with a lone
officer. And while the interaction had
remained peaceful, things were about to
change for the worse. What are you
doing,
man? What you doing, brother?
You don't know? All right. I'm going to
have you come sit in my car cuz I don't
want you to get hit by somebody. Okay.
Hey, do you have anything on you? Any
guns, weapons, knives, grenades, rocket
launchers, anything like that? All
right, let's go ahead. Step back here,
man. I I'll get I'll take I'm going this
way. No, I'm going this way. Hey,
brother. Come on. Don't go this way.
You're not going that way. Come on. I am
going this
way. Come
here. Come here. Come here. Come here.
The officer successfully pinned Sabib
and called for backup. He was ultimately
charged with assaulting a police officer
which earned him a $500,000 bond before
he was sentenced to 11 1/2 to 16 1/2
years in prison for both incidents. This
man was prepared to do anything to
escape these officers, including murder.
Man, I make you kill me. Scoot back. I
want speak to your supervisor. I'm not
going to yell at you. Oh, yeah. Listen.
On October 25th, 2023, officers were
approached by a man claiming to have
seen a potential stabbing. He over here
stabbing somebody with a
knife. Y stabbing somebody with a knife.
Okay. Like actually stabbed somebody. He
stabbing
Same shot. What corner? Right here.
Who?
Got too much to lose.
[Applause]
Did he stab somebody?
Did he stab somebody?
This wasn't the first time that day that
the officers would approach the man
named Potty Wiloxin. And while he didn't
appear to have stabbed anyone, this
would be the officer's most chaotic and
life-threatening interaction with him
yet. Why you pulling? I put my hands on
you. Yes. Where? I put my hands on you.
You want to press charges? No, you're
not. You want to You want to press
charges on me? Come over here. Where you
step at? Are you guys just out here
fighting? We having a verb with this.
Come here. He's got a knife right there.
Back up. This ain't no knife. Don't pick
it up.
Put it on the ground. Stand up. Stand
up. Stand up. For what? Stand up. That's
not even mine.
For what? He said he do. So, Zach, you
want to press charges? Listen. If he not
pressing charges, why am I being
detained?
Listen. You're Listen. Listen. Hey, I'm
a fighter. So, listen. Stop, man. Stop.
Why are you
listen? He don't want to press charges.
Stand up. He don't want to press
charges.
Back up. You ain't
got to press charges.
Charges. Stand up. You want to press
charges?
Stand
up.
Supervisor supervisor. You don't want to
press charges. I know my rights. Why am
I being detained?
Stop playing with me.
Third in 2038.
Put your hand behind your back. Put your
hand behind your back. Say it again. Put
your hand behind your back. Why am I
being detained?
You pushing me. Why am I being detained?
He just pushed the out of me.
When he walked up on you ain't pushing
push me down. He walked up over here.
Doesn't matter. I tell you do something,
you do it. No, this ain't that. I know
my rights. You going to tell me you're
going to fight. I know my rights. Sit
down. I know my I know my rights.
He didn't want to press charges.
It was a verbal disagreement.
I'm not refusing to stand up. I want to
speak to the supervisor. He will. No, I
won't speak to him now or y'all y'all
going to have to fight me and taste me
again. I want to speak to him now.
Listen, y'all going to have to fight me
and taste me again.
Okay.
I'm on the ground.
You know me, bro. I'm a spiritual
supervisor.
Listen, bro. I got to listen. I make you
kill me. I'mma get in here and keep I
want to speak to supervisor. Stop.
Hey, you know me. You know me right now.
So, can I turn around and talk to you?
I'll be so I will be very
distract. I'm not going to yell at you.
Man, listen. I'll make you kill me, bro.
Turn on
this cop. I'm not going to stop
you in the car and I'll [ __ ] with you.
Okay. I'll make you kill me, bro. I'm
not going to kill you. Then stop then.
I'm not I'm not going to his I'm not
going to these cars.
Until you make them stop, please. I'll
walk you when you're sitting up.
Man, listen. He was arrested and charged
with obstructing official business,
resisting arrest, and aggravated
menacing.
This three-year-old crying for his dad
would watch him get gunned down by
police.
back.
On March 21st, 2025, officers arrived at
a home garage to execute an order of
protection, requesting that Miles dign
stay away from his three-year-old son.
But Miles didn't like this very much.
Well, I got mom, your mom coming up,
take your son so you don't forget to
come here and tell me that you guys stay
away. You got to stay away protection
with them, dude. I don't want to start
getting a flight, especially your son in
your hands. All right. It's not going to
happen. Come on. I'm coming. All right.
Come on. Let's go. We're not coming.
We're not coming. All right. Hey, dude.
Stop. You're going to do this
to What the Do your hands. Do your
hands.
All right, stop. Let me go.
[Music]
The entire garage was a mess as the
three-year-old cried for his father, who
is now fighting with the cops. But
things became deadly when Miles grabbed
an 8-lb clamp and hit the female
officer's head with it, forcing the
other officers to fire at him in front
of his three-year-old son.
28 shot.
Okay, stand up.
I'll roll over and help me stand up.
Come on, buddy.
What are you doing? You okay?
Can you stay over here for me? Let me
stand up. Can you sit here? Okay.
[Music]
Eventually, Miles, still conscious and
calm, was cuffed and given first aid
treatment. However, he would be
pronounced dead at the hospital later
that day. The deputies were placed on
leave pending an investigation into the
shooting and the female deputy was
treated for a minor head injury. But
this officer got something quite worse
when he tried to arrest a druggie. God,
do not reach for do not reach. On
December 30th, 2024, a Vermont officer
observed Aaron Montgomery, who had an
active warrant for his arrest. But
arresting Aaron would be a very fierce
and potentially deadly ordeal.
You're under arrest. Don't run. Don't.
Nope. Nope.
Do not run. Put your hands behind your
back. Put your hands behind your
back on the ground.
Put your hands behind your back. I will.
Sheltering one.
Dude, I just got to go take this.
Put your hands behind your back now.
Dude, stop. Do this. Okay. Put your
hands behind your back. Bro,
do not reach for Do not reach. Aaron's
breath covered the officer's body cam
and probably got the officer as well,
but he had much more to worry about as
Aaron soon pulled a needle from his
pocket.
Stop fighting. Drop it. Drop it. Do it
now. Stop fighting.
Let go of it. Drop it. Let go. No.
Drop the needle. Drop it now. Get off my
Drop the needle. Get off me.
Drop the needle.
Go on your stomach,
dude. Just let me up and I'll just let
me up, dude. And I'll get up. Just let
me do it now, dude. Just let me up and
I'll get put my hand onto your stomach.
Do it now.
Dude, I'm telling you. Just let me up
and I'll put my hands down.
Just let me your stomach. No. Just let
me get the up, dude. And I'll put my
hands behind my back. Just let me get
up, dude.
Put your hands behind your back.
Put your hand behind.
Dude, stop. Do it now.
Look at this.
You don't have to be like that. Just
pick me up and I'll go.
Take a breath. Stop. Hey, I'm going to
let go. If you kick me, if you kick me,
you're going this position. Do you
understand?
Roll up to your butt. Roll up to your
butt.
Stand up.
Stop. Eventually, Aaron was arrested and
charged with aggravated assault,
resisting arrest, assault on a law
enforcement officer, and with orderly
conduct. However, these officers were
kicked, shoved, and beaten by so many
migrants that they couldn't arrest
anyone on the scene.
On January 27th, 2024, NYPD officers
arrived at Times Square to disperse
multiple Hispanic teenagers who were
reportedly loitering on the
sidewalk. Mamos West 41. West 41. Go to
West
41.
Mamos. West 41. Other side. Other side.
West 41 Street. West 41. No. West
41ho. West 41. West
41. West 41. Move. Move. West 41.
West 41.
It wasn't clear how long they'd been
there or if they were previously sent
away, but the officers wanted them out
very quickly. While they dispersed, a
man in a yellow lapel stayed in front of
an officer and reportedly said, "Betty
Lefay," translating to ugly Betty.
Hearing what appeared to be an insult,
the officer grabbed him by his jacket
and shoved him into a doorway.
[Applause]
[Applause]
Watch him. Careful.
85 220
two for two.
During this time, the officers were
reportedly kicked in the head and body
and they were ultimately dragged off the
man with a yellow lapel. All the
teenagers were now gone and the officers
immediately began a very wide manhunt
for the over 10 Hispanics that hit them
from behind. I got
to one in a yellow shirt.
He's the one that started the ball.
I think he kicked me. Yeah. Were they
not this unprovoked or you know they
were like harassing people over a 220 42
eventually the officers indicted seven
people in the group on charges of
assaulting police and were searching for
five additional suspects in connection
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