It's 1:40 p.m. in Oakdale neighborhood, southeast Grand Rapids near Adam Street SE and Blaine Avenue SE. Two Grand Rapids police officers, a field training officer and a new recruit are patrolling the area when the suspect, an 18-year-old man known to police as a suspect in a firearm theft, walked down the street. The officers parked their patrol car and got out to initiate a conversation. >> Here, my buddy. >> Yeah, I talk to you. Keep your hand out of your pocket. >> Come here. >> Initially, the suspect kept walking away. He then suddenly turned around, pulled out a gun, and fired four shots toward the officers. >> They returned fire. One officer fired seven rounds and the other fired two rounds. >> Are you hit? You're hit? >> No. Are you hit? The officer's patrol car was hit by at least one bullet, flattening a tire. A nearby home was also struck. >> Reloading. Traffic first. Careful. Come here, buddy. Give me a favor. Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> Keep your hands out of your pocket. Come here. 1817. Shots fired. >> You're hit. >> No. 1817. He's going eastbound on the alley off of Blaine just south of Adams. Officer 104 61 traffic stop buddy. Yeah, >> in first 17 shots fired. >> Shots fired. >> Where they mapping? >> Eastbound, Adam. Crucially, no one was hit by the gunfire. The suspect immediately fled down an alley, ditching his weapon as he ran. Within 10 minutes, police successfully located and arrested the suspect a block away utilizing drones and a perimeter search. The firearm was later recovered from the grass nearby. The suspect remains in custody and is expected to be charged with attempted murder and assault with intent to murder.