I can't hear you. I'm asking if I did something wrong. Yeah, I'm absolutely not. These are the moments when cops are dangerously ambushed, starting with the case of two officers who were suddenly ambushed by a gunman ready to hurt them badly. On May 8th, 2025, around 5:49 p.m., the Chicago Police Department received a call about a person with a gun in Hammond, Indiana. They were also informed that the suspect, later identified as 50-year-old Joseph Navarro, was wanted for an aggravated battery and considered very dangerous. Because of the seriousness of the situation, multiple officers quickly arrived at the location to apprehend him, but they had no idea just how deadly this incident was about to become. You just talked to my caller about a dude that shot him last couple weeks ago. Okay, do you know what this guy looks like? He didn't give a very good description. There That's him. That's him. That's him. No, stay in the car. All right. Hold on. Get out of the car. Open the car. Open the car. >> Keep your hands up. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. [Music] As officers moved in to apprehend Navarro, he fled the scene, sparking a high-stakes pursuit. Officers immediately took off after him, but after a long chase, Navarro seemed to have vanished. They kept searching the area unaware of the terrifying encounter they were about to face. After speeding down the road for several minutes, officers finally spotted the vehicle they'd been looking for, but by then, the situation had already taken a devastating turn. [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] 433 During the pursuit, Navarro reportedly drove recklessly, weaving through traffic at high speed, but not for long. Eventually, he lost control of his vehicle and crashed near the intersection of Dearborn Avenue and Goslin Street. Officers quickly rushed in to capture Navarro, thinking he was injured or unable to move, but that was a grave mistake. 433, he just wrecked on Dearborn. 433, say he wrecked on Dearborn. He was last seen going down Brainard. 433, 10-4, 10-1, shots fired. He's still shooting, still up. Hold your fire, hold your fire. 425 I have to admit, these two officers were incredibly lucky. They could have been dead, given how terrifying the situation unfolded. As the officers got close to the car, Navarro, without any warning, opened fire on them. Surprisingly, both officers fell backward during the shootout in front of the deadly man, making them an easy target. Eventually, both officers managed to take cover, but the confrontation was far from over. Navarro also took cover, weapon in hand, ready to fire again at the first opportunity. 433 433, he's at the corner of Goslin and Dearborn. He is still armed. He's on the ground. He's over here? We need cover, brother. I don't see him. 425 I know. Okay, get behind the car. [Applause] He's right here, he's right here. I got eyes on him. Don't [ __ ] move. Chicago police, don't Chicago police, don't You move. You hear me? Do not You move. Chicago police, do not move. 424, we need an ambulance over here. Fortunately, the situation didn't escalate any further, as Navarro became unresponsive when more backup officers arrived and approached. He was taken into custody and quickly transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced deceased from the gunshot injuries he sustained during the exchange. Both officers were also taken to the hospital for observation, but luckily, neither of them was injured, which is surprising given how intense the incident was. Next, you'll see how a suspect suddenly ambushed an officer in a crazy and completely unexpected way. Mister Hands now. No. Get the [ __ ] on the ground. On June 30th, 2025, Deputy Cal Landon of the Berrien County Sheriff's Office was dispatched to check on a vehicle reportedly parked on private property in rural Berrien County, Michigan. Calls like this are usually routine, welfare checks or possible trespassing, something every police department handles often, but this one was different. When Deputy Landon arrived, he immediately spotted the suspect on the property, and things quickly began to take a tense turn. What's that? All right, I'm just curious. Fire. I hear you, good. Lane 1413, you're on Indiana commemorative for me. [Music] You got an ID on you? No. No? Yeah, maybe in the car. All right, do you mind getting it? Yeah. Thank you. Tom Charles Sam 451 Indiana commemorative. Really? [Music] Here and I got one run for me. The suspect, later identified as 48-year-old Joshua Coffee, suddenly took off on foot while Deputy Landon was talking on the radio. Coffee wasn't alone, he had a female companion with him, though what the two were doing there has never been publicly revealed. As Coffee bolted, Deputy Landon immediately went after him, unaware of the danger that was about to come toward him. Stop, you're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Get on the ground now. Mister Hands now. No. Get the [ __ ] on the ground. [Music] Berrien, shots fired South Third Street. One suspect down. That was crazy, stupid, funny, and awesome all at the same time. Coffee raised his hand slightly, acting like he was surrendering, but suddenly, boom, he grabbed his firearm and fired two shots at Deputy Landon. And here's the wild part, at the start, Deputy Landon was holding a taser, but as he was knocked off balance by the shots, he quickly switched to his firearm on the fly and returned fire, successfully neutralizing the suspect. It was absolutely insane. Within moments of the shooting, Deputy Sabrina Larrada arrived as the first backup unit on the scene. Emergency medical personnel were called, but Coffee was pronounced deceased at the scene. Remarkably, Deputy Landon was not injured by gunfire in this incident. There's no further report on the case yet, as it's still ongoing. Next up, you'll see how a woman lured police into her home only to carry out a deadly plan to execute them. Hello. Where the [ __ ] are my children? On April 28th, 2025, the Casper Police Department received a 911 call from a woman reporting an active burglary at her home. The caller, later identified as 37-year-old Jodie Kobie, told dispatch that an armed intruder, dressed entirely in black, was inside her house, and that both she and the suspect were in a back room. Before we dive into the body cam footage, let's first listen to the chilling 911 call. 911, what's your emergency? Yes. Please come quick, there's a burglar breaking into the house. McKinley Street Off McKinley? Yes, please hurry. He's armed and dangerous. Okay, do you know who he is? No, he's wearing all black. Please show up. Okay, is he inside? Yes, he's inside. Okay. Okay, I just needed you to take a breath. My partner's getting I'm heading that way while I'm talking to you, so this isn't slowing anything down, okay? Where are you at in the house? I'm in the back room, hurry up. Okay, did you say you know who he is? No, hurry up. Okay, ma'am, I I just need more information from you, okay? Where in the house >> to go into the window. He's inside, please get inside. Please get over here. Okay, where in the house is he? He's in the back room. And you're in the back room? [Music] Yeah, he I'm running away from him. Okay, is it just you in the house? No. He didn't send someone? Okay, ma'am, I said they are on the way. This is not slowing anything down, okay? I just have to gather more information from you while they're driving, okay? Have you seen him? This is one of the most unconvincing and suspicious 911 calls I've ever heard. The call was creepy as hell and a total red flag. Doing their duty, multiple officers responded quickly to the location to help the woman, completely unaware of the nightmare they were about to walk into. This is the body cam footage of the incident. I'm going to check back here. Yeah, you can just keep an eye on it. Just keep an eye towards the back that's safe. You good? [Music] Hello. What the [ __ ] are my children? Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. 366, shots fired. Shots fired. That was completely unexpected for the officers. When they arrived, Kobia answered the front door, but not how they expected. She was dressed in all black, matching the description of the reported intruder, and was armed with a handgun at her side. As the officers tried to make contact, Kobia raised the firearm toward them. Realizing the immediate danger, two officers fired a total of five rounds over 2 seconds, striking Kobia and forcing her to retreat back inside. Backup officers and EMS were called to the scene. Once a supervising officer arrived, they cautiously entered the house but found no other intruders. Officers began providing medical attention to Kobia and transported her to the hospital, but she was later pronounced deceased. No officers were injured in the incident. Kobia was a mother of three children, though court records indicate she did not have custody of them at the time. The exact motive behind this incident has not been revealed. Next, you'll see a similar but even more disturbing case where a teenager called 911 for help, only to do something terrifying to the officers who responded. On May 7th, 2025, officers from the Orange County Sheriff's Office faced a deadly ambush when they showed up to help a 19-year-old woman. The situation began with a frantic 911 call from the woman, who reported that she had been strangled and battered inside her house. Based on the urgency of the incident, multiple Orange County deputies were immediately dispatched to the location to help her, but they didn't know it was a complete trap set up only to harm them. All right, what do you have? Sheriff's Office! Upon arrival, deputies tried to make contact with the woman multiple times, but there was no response from inside. Only terrifying screams could be heard. They waited outside for several minutes, but nothing seemed to work. More than 20 minutes later, one deputy finally broke down the door and the situation immediately took a tense turn. Orange County Sheriff's Office, make yourself known. Give me a Give me a little kick in. There you go. Give me announcements. Orange County Sheriff's Office, you're inside, make yourself known. Do it now. [Music] Come to the door with your hands up. I can hear you. Residents of 2324. Move it. Door's moving. Come out now with your hands up. Do it now. Again, everything went completely silent. With growing concern for whoever might be inside, deputies decided to enter the apartment without wasting any more time. But even after searching the apartment, they still didn't find anyone. As they continued their search, they heard screaming again coming from a bedroom, but the room was completely locked from the inside. Got me. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Sheriff's Office, let me see your hands. All right, this is the Sheriff's Office. You need to come out now. With your hands up. [Music] Calm down. Calm down. [Music] This was straight out of a horror movie. The woman, later identified as 19-year-old Vanessa Eugene, the same person who had called deputies for help, suddenly burst out of the bathroom holding a kitchen knife, screaming and attempting to hurt a deputy. Seeing the immediate danger, the other deputies fired their service weapons, discharging multiple rounds in defense of their lives. Eugene was neutralized, EMS was called immediately and transported her to the hospital, where she was later pronounced deceased. Remarkably, no deputies were harmed in the incident. The exact motive behind this tragic event remains unclear. It's possible that underlying factors like a personal crisis, an acute mental health episode, or paranoia, perhaps thinking the officers were a threat, played a role, though the exact facts are unknown. Next, you're about to see how an officer came just inches away from death when a wanted criminal suddenly opened fire. On August 1st, 2021 in Silver City, New Mexico, Officer Steven Larimore was carrying out what started as a routine traffic stop. The vehicle was a black GMC Suburban driven by 36-year-old Ruben De La O. For Officer Larimore, stops like this were standard, a chance to check for violations, keep the road safe, and interact with drivers. But in just a few moments, what seemed like a normal stop turned into a deadly ambush that almost cost the officer his life. The entire incident was captured on Officer Larimore's body cam. I can't hear you. Yeah, I'm asking if I did something wrong. Yeah, I'm Officer Larimore. That was a very close call. As Officer Larimore approached the vehicle, De La O suddenly pulled out a firearm and fired three shots. Officer Larimore was hit in the hand, but managed to take cover behind nearby vehicles. Right after firing, De La O sped off in his SUV, sparking a tense pursuit through the streets of Silver City. Despite his injury and with a heart like a lion, Officer Larimore jumped into his patrol car and went after him. The chase continued for more than 30 minutes, with De La O firing multiple times at the officers along the way. The pursuit finally ended when he suddenly stopped his vehicle in the middle of Highway 90, and no one knew what his next move would be or what was going through his mind. [Music] [Music] Are you still with us, Jess? Shut your siren. Shut your siren off. Use sirens. Okay, we have Let them know we have two fire with them. He's laying on the ground. We uh We're going to go ahead and approach Yeah, we're going to go ahead and approach the vehicle on the What side? West side? And yeah, we're we're going to go ahead and approach >> ground right there. Yeah. Keep your eyes on him. >> Yeah. We're on my mark here, between three and four. Ready? Who's got long? I got him. Come on. Officers cautiously approached the car and fortunately, without any further incident, De La O voluntarily surrendered to the responding officers. He was quickly arrested and taken into custody. After the incident, Officer Larimore received immediate medical attention for his gunshot wound and was later cleared to return to duty once he recovered. Investigators later revealed that Ruben De La O was a fugitive wanted in Colorado for violating parole related to a prior robbery conviction. Following his arrest, De La O was charged with attempted murder for shooting Officer Larimore, along with additional charges for possession of a firearm. He was eventually sentenced to 39 years in prison after being convicted on five counts of attempted murder. Next, you'll see how two officers were completely caught off guard when a suspect opened the door holding a gun in his hand. Uh hey, dude, put that put that back. On September 16th, 2022, officers from the Menifee Police Department were stunned after witnessing a suspect suddenly appear with a gun in front of them. The situation began at an apartment complex after a caller reported that a man was banging on nearby doors and behaving aggressively, yelling profanities at others. Fearing the situation could escalate, two officers quickly arrived at the location and approached the apartment where the disturbance was coming from. [Music] Hey, dude. Put that. Put that back, dude. I got 200. 200. Hey, dude. I got 200. 200. I got 200. I got 500. What you got, Bobby? I got 200. Hey, come out with your hands up, man. All right, bro. Let's see your hands. Come out. Come out with your hands up. I got 200. Hey, dude. Turn around. Turn around. Get down on your knees. >> on your knees. Get down on your knees. Luckily, the situation did not escalate further and the suspect eventually surrendered peacefully. But based on the circumstances, this encounter could have easily turned deadly. The suspect, later identified as 19-year-old Robert Ares, initially refused to drop his gun despite repeated commands. As officers noticed sudden movement, one of them made a split-second decision to open fire. The officer discharged a single round, but fortunately Ares was not injured and soon surrendered. Here's the most shocking part. When officers entered the apartment, they discovered a child had been inside the entire time during the confrontation. The firearm was later found to be loaded, unregistered, and unserialized. Ares admitted he knew the people outside were police officers, yet still chose to act that way. He was arrested and booked into custody on multiple felony charges, including illegal possession of a loaded firearm, receiving stolen property, and child endangerment.