is advised. The following footage is real bodywn camera video and contains violence, distressing language, and situations some viewers may find disturbing. It's presented for documentary and educational purposes. >> November 2022, officers from AA and Somerset Police were tipped off that a man had ordered blank ammunition online. Officers prepared for a search of the property in Wick St. Lawrence, responding to concerns of unregulated weapons and possible violent intent. >> So, what are you doing with all this stuff? >> Huh? >> Why have you got all this stuff? What are you doing with it? >> Why am I doing >> Well, I'm sure there other people. There's nothing illegal about it. >> The reason the reason I think it's suspicious is because we do get incidents where you get police officers who You know, you get in where people as police officers commit crime, >> but also the stuff. So, you've got like the hand over the bottom. And then we look around and there's bags of ball bearings. >> There's like keys to break into places cuz those they're master keys. That's what >> police have found a police outfit alongside a hand grenade and other items such as ball bearings in his home. go through the first toilet downstairs. >> Um, yeah. >> Which one's the toilet? After further questioning by the officers on why Reed has a number of different components that can be used to make weapons, Reed is asked to come to the station. Before he leaves, he grabs his jacket and asks if he can quickly pop to the bathroom. [ __ ] with me. Buck with me. >> Yes. Come to the door. Drunk city. No, shut your hands down with me again. Cops get first ambulance. Okay, bring up cross in front. After hearing a gunshot coming from the bathroom, the police exit the building quickly. They retreat to the front door where they start shouting up the stairs for Reed to come down with his hands up. Reed runs towards the officers with a gun and the officers open fire. Go, go, go. Get him out. Can we get him out? [laughter] In October 2023, Richardson was found guilty by a jury at Bristol Crown Court of multiple firearms and explosive offense, including possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life, possessing ammunition with intent to endanger life, and possessing a prohibited firearm without a certificate. Evidence at the trial showed that Richardson had built an armory of weapons and explosives, including homemade firearms, ammunition, bomb-making materials, bulletproof vest, and a police uniform. All documented in a mass manifesto he titled revenge. Prosecutors said he planned attacks targeted his old primary school, former classmates, teachers, avenet police staff, and workplace colleagues. In January 2024, the court imposed a life sentence, ruling that Wincherson posed a continuing danger to the public and must serve at least 12 years before he would be considered for parole.