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Car doesn't have a spare tire. No, I was driving when it suddenly exploded. Oh my god. Then I parked the car on the side of the road. >> Was she driving fast or slow? Not fast. About 60 m an hour. >> Above is the dialogue of an American police woman trying to help a Chinese girl who had a flat tire on the road. Can I get my bag? Let me go see if I can get you a spare tire. No, I mean, can I get my bag? No. need to get the bag. When the young girl above asked to get into the car to get the police woman's bag said no need and she must feel extremely lucky for that because just a few minutes later a call from the US police dispatch center made this female officer shiver. The state patrol needed assistance. The police officer was with a female suspect. The license plate showed that the woman was a murder suspect in New York. If the police woman had agreed to let the girl get her bag from the car, I don't understand what was going on. Will happen when she has a gun in her car. So, when faced with a murder suspect, >> how will this female police officer handle it? At about 5:30 p.m. on September 23rd, 2021, the New Mexico State Police Department discovered an incident near the Edgewood area when a silver Honda CRV with Pennsylvania license plates was parked on the side of the road due to a flat tire. The incident happened when the car left Interstate 40 and headed west. The woman in the car said that her friends were on their way to help. After getting the situation, the police officer left the scene. However, an hour later, the patrol force discovered the same woman on the side of the road. >> So, they went back to check. Let's look through police's camera. The police officer was still here at that time. Why are you here? What happened? He hasn't called me yet. He hasn't arrived yet. >> Yes, he told me to wait an hour. It's only been about 30 minutes. Okay. Do you need it? Can I help you? No need. My friend will be here soon. He's from Alersie, right? Does he have a tire with him? Take me here. Here. Can you take me here? Thanks. Do you want me to take you here? Yes. Let me check again. But they will still come pick you up. When they get there, they will tow the car away. Can you take me here? Not sure. Let me see how your car is. See if I have a tire to change for you. Can you help me change the tire? Yes. Oh, I saw it. You did a good day. Job. What happened? So, stand inside and stay off the main road. I don't know. Oh, let me see. Can I take you there? First report. I have a Pennsylvania license plate that needs checking. I will take you there right away. Report. The license plate is LMW2597. I'm on Highway 41. Is it only thuck over there? Yes. What about this side? Is okay here? Car doesn't have a spare tire room. No, I was walking and boom. Oh my gosh. Then I parked on the side of the road. That time. Are you driving fast or slow? No. Fast. About 60. Yes. An hour. Okay. Okay. Come over here and let's see. Do I have a spare tire? Let's th Let the lady come over here. Where are you from? Come over here. Where are you from? So, can I get my bag? Let's go see if I can get you a tire. No, I mean, can I get my bag? No. Okay. No need to get a bag. >> Where are you from? Are you from Pennsylvania, right? Oh my gosh. Yeah, that's pretty far. How long have you been driving? About 10 hours. You've been driving for 10 hours. Aren't you tired? Come on. Let's go this way and see. Can I get you another tire? Then I'll come back and help you change it. They'll change it for me. Yeah, but now I'm going to ask them if they have a spare tire. 10-hour drive from Pennsylvania. Door no go. So about 8 n hours. Oh, okay. The state patrol needs assistance. The officer is with a female suspect. The license plate shows the woman is a murder suspect. In New York, we can hear the audio from the dispatch center, where they find out that the license plate just provided by the police is a perfect match to the license plate of a murder suspect nearby in Flashing, New York. According to the New York City Police Department, the suspect is believed to be armed. As soon as she received this notification, the female officer must have gone through a lot of thoughts and confusion, but she still tried to stay calm to handle >> the situation in the most professional way. She How long have you been waiting here? I'll call him back. How long have you been waiting here? Just 20 minutes. No, I think you've been waiting here for almost an hour. No, I've only been here about 20 minutes. Okay. Okay. Let me see if they have any tires and I'll put them on for you then, miss. Can they help me change the tire? Yes. But first, you need to find a new tire. Is there no way to patch it? Yes. And you don't have a spare tire, right? Yes. I don't have a spare tire. Does he have a spare tire? Yes. Now, I'll make a few calls to see if they have a spare tire. Okay. Now, I'll try to make a few phone calls. Okay. Yet this time the police officer still didn't arrest the suspect right away, but continued to prolong the conversation to wait for reinforcements from his colleagues. Okay, wait a moment. It seems like the first time I saw you was an hour was ago, right? You came here about a few hours ago, right? Yes. Then I saw you again. I don't know why you're still here. Let me call this person first. They hung up on me. They hung up on me. Hello. I want to know if there's a spare tire. I'm asking if they have a spare tire for you. Hello. Hello. I'm currently with the owner of the broken car. That's the license plate number I just said. Yes. No. No. No. They're looking for spare tire for you. If they have it, they'll come and help you find it. Right. They're checking. Her name is old and I'm Hello. Nice to meet you. Me, too. They're looking to see if there's a spare tire. How long will it take them to get there? They're in the next town over. Are they on? They're way over. Yes. If they have a spare tire, it'll take up to an hour. No. No. Not up to an hour. So, about half an hour. Maybe cuz they're in the next town over. They're looking. Hello. Hello. Right. No. No. Okay. Okay. Okay. They'll call me back right away. Can you come back to the car? Okay. Are you cold? Yes. Okay. Okay. Wait. Are you cold? Yes, you're from Pennsylvania, right? Isn't it cold there? Oh, no. It's a little cold. So, both places are cold. Can I get my jacket? What? Can I go back to the car and get my jacket to wear? Is my jacket in the car? Okay. Wait. Based on the information, the dispatch center just provided information about the suspect possessing a gun when the suspect asked to go back to the car to get some clothes. This police woman probably sensed something was not cold. What do you want to get from the car? My coat. Oh, okay. You can clearly feel that at this moment the police woman was also quite confused and completely forgot what the suspect said just a few seconds ago. I'm so cold. Okay, wait a minute. Stop right here. Don't know what else you have in the car. Wait a minute. Do you want a sweater? Yes. Okay, so in the front seat or the back seat? Let me see. I'm just opening the car door. Okay. I don't know what's in there. I want to make sure there's no no other people or dangerous objects in the car. You can open the door and look in. Okay. Now, let me see your Put your hands up. Why? First, I'm going to handcuff you and check to see what you have in the car. At this point, the police officer decided to handcuff the suspect to prevent her from doing more dangerous actions with First Let Me. see what you have in the car, then I'll get your coat. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Why do I want to see what's in your car? Why? Why did you handcuff me? I'll handcuff you first, then I'll help you get your clothes. Why did you handcuff me? What? Why did you handcuff me? Because I wanted to get you a sweater. Wait a minute. I'll get you a sweater. Wait a minute. What do you mean? Wait a minute. Oh my god. You can't go back to the car. You can search the car. Come back. Oh my god, wait a minute. Don't move. Stop right there. Oh, help me. Help me. Stop what's happening. Don't resist anymore. What happened? Come back. Oh my god. Stop. Lie down quickly. I don't know what happened. The suspect noticed the police. Officer wanted to handcuff him, so he refused to cooperate and continuously resisted. Stop. What's happening? Save me. Don't know you. I don't know you. The suspect when he was about to be arrested immediately tell the police officer, "I don't know you later." The policeman also really replied that I don't know you either. Maybe this female policeman is facing a murderer for the first time. So, she seems a bit confused. Don't resist. What's going on? Nothing. Just roll. Don't move anymore. Okay, let me stand up. Stop. Okay, let me stand up. I can't let you stand up yet. Don't move. Lie down. Oh my god, lie down now. Don't resist anymore. Oh my god, what's going on? Don't move anymore. I know. Let me stand up first. Come on, lie down quickly. Now you can't stand up. Don't resist anymore. Don't move anymore. Help me. Don't move anymore. Help me. At this time, a passer by driving by discovered the policeman struggling alone with the ra suspect. He then quickly ran to the policeman and asked if she needed help. Don't move anymore. Officer, officer, do you need help? Help me lie down quickly. Put your hands behind your back. Don't move anymore. Put your hands behind your back. What's going on now? Let's go. Let me check if you have any weapons. Don't move. Who are you? He's here to help me because you keep moving. Who are you? Now the suspect is tormenting the passerby's mind with a series of questions. Who are you? I'm here to help the police. Stop. Stand up. Stand up. Just turn your knees. Stay here and don't move. Why are you trying to get in the car? I told you not to get in the car. You can go. I'm right here. I'm not going anywhere. He's not the suspect. He's not the suspect. There's only one female suspect. Yes. Yes. Police reinforcements have arrived. And they probably mistook the kind passer by for the suspect. Then they found out there's only half a suspect. R you okay? I'm okay. The initial dispatch center gave us the wrong location. I know. I heard. Stand there. Take off your B shoes. Stand here facing the car. Spread your legs wide. Thank you for your help. It's okay. Are you okay? I'm okay. I was just driving by and I saw two people in the distance fighting fiercely. I stopped my car and immediately ran to help. I'm so grateful for that. It was then I realized you're from around here in New Mexico, right? I talked to you one morning at the police station. Yes. The weather was terrible. Do you remember? I can't remember. Sorry. It's okay. There's too much to do, but I still recognize you. Is he a suspect? No. Thank you again. This man is a good man and has nothing to do with the case. He admitted I told you not to get in the car. And you still wanted to get in. That's why I pinned you to the ground and held you back. I haven't checked your upper body. Are you wearing underwear? Wait here for a moment. Get her in the car. No. Can you get in the police car? Are you okay? I'm fine. We're so sorry. It's okay, buddy. Did you hear a discrepancy in your location information? Yes. They told us that it across the street. If I had known it was on this side of the street, we would have turned around earlier. The suspect just said she wanted to get her clothes from the car at that time. I thought we can't let her get back in the car. I then decided to handcuff her. The suspect named Danghai Yen, 31 years old. Yen was arrested, suspected of murdering a man on September 19th after a police search of the car, discovered a revolver in a backpack placed on the passenger seat on September 20th. The New York City Police Department received a call from a woman reporting that her husband had not returned home for several days and suspected he was at his lover's house in the flashing area. The woman hope police were able to to ensure the safety of her husband. When police went to the address provided to check, they discovered the man shot in the head upside down and dead at the scene. The victim named Justin Lee, 26 years old, was originally from Fujo, Fujian, China, who immigrated to the US with his wife's parents. 22 years old is Mexican and both have two children, although they are married, but Justin is having an affair, and his lover is Danghai Yen, also known as Dang Tio Bao, 31 years old, works at the nightclub, Flashing University Avenue. Both have dated each other for more than a year. During this time, Danghai Yen often instigated Justin Lee to divorce his wife. There was a time Justin's wife came to Yen's house to argue about this relationship. Finally, the couple decided who would take the other, but did not agree on a compensation called a breakup fee. According to some friends of both the victim and the suspect, the arguments surrounding this amount of money is very likely the cause of the case. The suspect is said to have planned to escape the US through the US Mexico border, but was eventually arrested. She is now transferred to the New York City police department for investigation. After watching this video, I really feel lucky for the police woman if she let dang high. yen into the car and take the handbag, then I don't know what will happen. A murder suspect is on the run and has a gun in the car. She can be ready to do anything. And you guys, how do you feel about the female police officer's professionalism in this video? 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