In this body cam footage, a tense standoff ends with a wanted suspect finally being tracked down. After a lengthy search, officers and a K-9 unit close in and find the man hiding. What happens next shows both the power and the controversy of using police dogs in high-risisk arrests. Go ahead, the officer. Go to the dispensary. Go ahead. >> I bet you he just [ __ ] >> Any pulled pulled. >> He thought about it. >> For the officers out here, I got a call from the grandmother that used to live in this house. She said, "You can't hardly hear a thing outside." And she wondered if they even know we're here. I'm sure they probably do, but we'll make double sure. >> They know we're here. >> We're going to send a couple people to the front door. Not really loud. Then back off with a shield. Oh, Ke, back here. We thought we heard a noise and looking at the door that was already open, looks like it's pulled up about another inch more open. >> We're about to step up and and make some noise here. Dang it. >> She's coming out right now. >> He is or she is. >> Quit. >> Hey, master. If he comes out the back, I'm serious. But if you come to the front, I'm near >> 10 4. >> We got a girl in custody. He's still inside. She's saying he's not, but we've confirmed through the other sister that he is. Adam 315. I just got verbal consent and I'm having her sign the waiver now. Quit [Music] fast. >> Josh, he is exactly as you predicted. Is he coming out? No. [Music] >> 315. You guys need a key output. master, if you want to come to the front and put Con in, I'll defer to you and I can come back. Whatever you want to do. >> All right, I can go in. >> There's nobody, >> man. Uh, I'm going to Can I get through that fence right there or no? Okay. [Music] >> Hey, I'm coming, Chad. Hey, is he is he got any firearms or anything in there or what? >> What do you think? >> That's fine. We can go. >> You come up here. You're not coming in with me or what? Or do you want somebody on the back? >> Uh, I have a key if we need to get into the house. >> Adam 315. I have a key holder if you guys need to get into the house. >> Someone came out. We have Come on, Ton. >> We're good. >> You want to give another K9 announcement for me? >> Ton, call the police. You're under arrest. Come on out or we'll release the dog. >> All right, we've been given warnings. We're going to go in front of the dog and I'll cover so there won't be any dog in there. Chad's coming in. >> Yeah, >> don't be stupid. >> All right, we're right up on the house. >> You ready, Chad? >> Yeah, we got ready. >> Last warning. Dog coming in. All right, Josh. [Music] Brad, come back here with us or somebody. >> And that's >> Yeah. Come back. >> Okay. My vehicle is not the biggest arm. >> I'm see. >> Find him. Whenever you're ready. >> All right, let's go. Check here. Check here. >> Gone. >> Close that door. Come on. It does. Yeah, I can see your light. >> Okay, come here. Come here. >> I'm going to put a phone call to target phone ring. >> Come on. Go find Hey, we got a rifle bag up here. Come here. All right. You ready to move down? >> You do this, too. It's on the floor. I mean, >> ready. >> Yep. [Music] Stay right. >> Okay. You want to hold this for long? Checking here. Checking here. Clear. All the way. Clear. You ready? Find him. Go. Come on. Check there. Check. You want to check this bed? Check it out. Check down. Crawl. Come here. In there. Come here. There's clear. >> Okay. There's clear. You ready? Fine. Leave it. Check clothes. Come here. Find him. Come here. Check. Find him. Where is he? Where's your hands? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Let me see your hands. Crawl out. >> Crawl out. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Crawl out. >> Yes, sir. >> He's not coming off until you move. Roll. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Crawl out, man. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I am. Yes, sir. Okay. Yes, sir. I'm calling out. Can I call out? Okay. I'm trying to pull out. Trying to call out like this. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Go ahead. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I got you. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Okay. Can I explain there from the front? Yes, sir. Here. Bring your wrist right here. Right here. Okay. >> Okay. Put your wrist right here. >> I'm sorry. There you go. Okay. Look. Okay. What all happened? That wasn't me, >> man. Don't worry. Stand up. Take care. >> It wasn't me. It wasn't me. >> Watch. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. Of course, I don't have >> You guys want to stand by here with them a second? We'll get some. >> Yeah, we need a tourniquet, too. >> Tournate. Yeah, >> I don't have one. Let me get one. >> Hey, we need that. >> You got a tourniquet? >> I got one. >> I need one. You can go in if you want. He's in the bathroom. Right to your Keep going. >> Yeah. The wanted suspect was located and taken into custody, but not before the K9 was deployed, resulting in a violent takedown. While police dogs are trained to secure dangerous individuals, moments like this spark ongoing debate. Are Kines's a necessary tool for officer safety, or do they cross the line into excessive force? What do you think? Was the use of the dog justified in this case?