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[Music] 21 need to call out and surrender or you're going to get bit by the dog [Music] house police department. We're searching the police dog. You're going to get banned. [Music] 635 now. Show me your ass. January 3rd, 2019, 8:00 in the evening. In Salt Lake City, a burglary in progress is reported. The call states that an unknown man has broken into a residence where he does not live, assaulted an occupant, and damaged property. For officers, this immediately signals high danger and the likelihood of violence. Multiple patrol units respond to the address. Under US policing standards, a burglary in progress is treated as a high priority call because the suspect is still inside or nearby. Officers must move quickly. Any delay could put the victim's life at risk. >> H don't sweat it. It's if it's just right there, he'll he'll jump over it. Hey, why don't you guys make a hole? [Applause] [Music] taking charge of what we got. >> No weapons intel, right, Ryan? >> What's that? >> No weapons intel. >> No weapons in at all. Simple assault. No one else here. Was breaking up, choking his buddy. They challenged him. He showed his hands. Just walked in here. But there's a lot of I'm thinking >> is there any more than anybody else in here? >> No. >> No. There is a dog kennled up in the backyard. We made announcements. No weapon intel from the back. It goes bathroom. Significant amount of spots. >> Left door. >> So can help push up from the front and >> you in the house. Police department. >> Bring the police dog in. must be cleared up behind you >> in the house. Your last warning. Call out or you're going to get bit. >> Call out. We won't use the dog. >> Oh, just just fine. Just leave. So, >> I need room so not too many people come in. Okay. Somebody on less lethal and somebody on lethal. >> I got [Music] here. It's important to understand the legal context. Normally searching private property requires a warrant. But in this situation, officers are covered by what US law calls exigent circumstances. Emergency conditions that justify immediate action without a court order. Because a violent suspect is believed to be on scene, the officers are acting fully within the law. The next task is to locate the suspect. By procedure, officers must first secure the scene for the victim and neighbors. then begin the search. They move in formation using flashlights and tactical spacing. One officer leads, another covers, others provide overwatch. This methodical approach reduces risks and prevents the suspect from escaping. >> We need one one more house. Police department. We're searching the police dog. You're going to get bit. Call out. Surrender. Do it now. 732. >> Hold on, Lucy. 732 West Temple number 24 732 213 >> Hold on back. >> Okay. Hey, hold on. I'm going to switch to Leo and be on your >> Is that clear? >> Yeah. [Applause] >> Is that clear to your left? as far as I can tell. >> I got a little bit >> up there. You double that. >> What's that? Can you double that? Have you gone in there at all? I can hard one. >> Bravo 231 code for check. You got to go first. >> He's clear. I'm just going to double it. Hard clear it real quick. I'm sure it is 231. So, >> we hard clear the garage. Yep. >> We already did. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, Going upstairs on the right. >> I don't believe so. Any AT&T unit available? 321. >> Yeah, go for 321. >> Bravo 732. >> We have AP. Come over here for a second. >> AP 321 800 West Temple. >> We're way out from that. Um, you want to take my number? Give me a call. >> Send it. 801 783 8763. Okay, that's clear. >> Clear. >> Could it be possible he bounced that way then? >> 74627 got out. Clear this. >> Not in here. >> Bravo 134. >> Turn that water off though. >> That water was on. >> Turn it off. Okay. 635 West 700 South Bravo 232 for you. >> Clear. >> Copy. >> Well, that doesn't make any sense. If officers saw him on the front and had the front covered and they saw him go back in 107 North is in Bravo Street. Apparently not. 216 caller advising that her son is intoxicated and refusing to get in her vehicle. in a gray Honda auto clear back. 216 >> 250 we're going to be uh code four resist. [Applause] It's not super old. >> They have the front cover back up the fence over this way. >> See if we can pick up house. [Applause] Bravo 24. You start up >> clear for you. >> 1705 South 1500 East investigation number. >> Oh, I know. [Applause] 54 show 953 Bravo 232 clear 7 I'll be at the hop They got they got >> whatever you want to do, man. >> Hey Bob, you're still by your car. Bring it up here. Uh >> okay. But >> yeah, >> he's sitting there. [Applause] Bravo, connect to your location. [Applause] where you call your location, >> Miles. as it goes up. >> Goes up just past Kale. [Applause] Bravo 732 for code 4 check 2133 >> 742 106 CCC 742 2133 Bravo 235 clear runway 235 2134 2164. 242 from 2423. What's my case number? The caller just contacted. Advised that her son has walked northbound on B Street. described as Hispanic male wearing a black coat, black pants, black shoes. >> Back up. I'm out with a right now. >> Hey, Miles or Kale, looks like there's uh at least one drop the backyard of the neighboring duplex as well. >> Okay, gotcha. You guys want me to start clearing southbound from here or just hold up switch off? Bravo 132. >> Bravo 93. >> Bravo 464 is going to have >> confirming 464 is primary. You're clear. Highway >> 21364 >> 852 851 76 that I don't show one stack to you. I think it's getting 1520, but it was at uh the second case I had at 110 north on the west. [Applause] >> Hey, there was one drop of in that back. It looks >> fresh, but I mean, yeah, there's the drops just right past the step there. You'll see it, >> but I'm not I'm not seeing anything. Can I get my 102 time? Oh, we're still searching, dude. >> We're still searching. >> Yeah. >> No. What was it? >> Where is he? >> Well, I think we should probably clear around here just to be sure. >> I mean, he didn't leave in the car, right? Probably. >> No. >> Best we know. >> He was dropped off. Yeah. >> All right. Well, yeah. Give us just a minute to clear this up. >> Hey, Nick. >> Yo. >> Want me to follow you guys? All right, let me go grab >> Yeah, there's a whole bunch right there. >> Hey, McBride. >> Yeah, there's a good trail going south. So, >> all right. Yeah, I'm just saying we're going to we're going to follow that for a little bit and see what we come up with. is back. >> Yeah, unless you want to grab goose already. [Music] >> Go find a guy. Come on. Let's go find a guy. Let's go find a guy. Come on. kind of guy. There's a bunch of going across the top of that porch right there and then into the trees, I guess. So, >> 15 from 17 about 18. Let's go 15 to about 16. >> Miles, I'm up here now. So, Thank the wrong guy. Hey, come on. Find the guy. Hey, >> knock it off. bastard. Okay, >> let's find a guy. Find a guy. Find a guy. >> Hey, just give me like 20 ft. >> It looks like he's on the next street. >> Find a guy. Find a guy. Hey, Miles, if you're good with it, maybe I'll loop around and just walk the front of these yards. >> Is he okay? >> I'll take I'll take two more around >> search the front of that while he's [Applause] >> goamn dude. >> Good. >> Yeah. What? >> Okay. Copy. Hey 50, have at least one car go >> not only to the street south, but the next street after that south. He's probably way ahead of us. Find a guy. [Applause] >> Find a guy. Find a guy. >> A 1040. [Applause] >> Why don't you jump in front? >> Come on. Let's find the guy. Let's find the guy. Let's go. Confirming on [Applause] what? Oh. Hey, give me about 20 ft with two. >> He was just about [ __ ] chewing on killing and Chris. So, either go in front or get behind. I don't care. Hey, looks like we're going to be on the harbor street. >> There's this right here. Miles, call up the description. [Applause] >> Both. He's got right there. >> Coming. Currently we're 1527 Grand Harbor. >> Find a guy. Find a guy here. Find a guy. He's super high heading right here on the side of the >> Soon, the officers spot movement. The suspect is hiding in a narrow space between a wooden fence and a hot tub. This is a dangerous position. Very little room to maneuver, and if he chooses to attack, the officers would have almost no reaction time. >> Show me your hand. Get out. Get out. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Hit. Hit. Hit. Good boy. Good boy. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Good boy. Hit. Good boy. Hit. Show me your hands. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Get out here. Good boy. Good boy. Get out of here. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Out. Out. Get out of here. Good. Good boy. Come on. >> Good boy. Get out here. Get on your belly. >> Roll over. >> Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Drive your back. Good. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Good. Good. >> Incident is over. The suspect is taken into custody. No one is killed. The victim receives support and property damage is documented as evidence. In the end, the situation is resolved safely. The suspect is in custody. Officers followed protocol, and this case demonstrates the importance of tactics and discipline when confronting dangerous offenders.
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