Hello, moon addicts. Welcome Home 911 Police. [Music] On April 16, 2025, at 7:45 p.m. in Anaen, California, United States, a quiet evening became peaceful when a chilling call came in. A man had been shot at the Cona Hotel on North Brokers Street. Officers arrived within a minute. A man lay wounded, and the suspect had already fled southbound in a white Chevrolet. Fear was still fresh in the air, and the chase began. For 45 minutes, the city witnessed a relentless chase through busy streets and freeways. Multiple pit maneuvers failed until the vehicle was finally disabled in Santa Ana. Then the silence was broken, gunfire erupted. Suspect Danny Liquelo, 51, was fatally shot. Eight officers fired their weapons. No one else was injured. A male passenger in the suspect's car was unharmed and released after questioning. A handgun matching the motel shooting was later found inside the vehicle. Justice was served, but the weight of taking a life, even legally, leaves its mark. There's a memory drive over the river bed. Don't miss the next real-life showdown. Hit subscribe now. [Music] Saturday night, May 4, 2024, at around 7:45 p.m. in Aurora, Colorado, USA. Police were dispatched to Clinton Street following multiple 911 calls reporting gunshots. A man had been shot in the leg. The suspect, someone the victim once called friends, José Luis Rodríguez Valderrama, 28, had arrived earlier at the victim's apartment with a gun in his hand, pointing it at his head. It was strange, terrifying, but things escalated quickly. He shot the victim as he fled, striking him in the death. Officers spotted his red Mustang, but briefly lost it during the chase. When they returned to the scene, neighbors yelled, "He's back! Officers encountered a gunman outside the apartment. Lady Bonanis did not comply. Gunfire erupted. [Music] Stop. I'm with you. Rodriguez Valderrama was shot multiple times. Officers recovered a . 40 caliber pistol at the scene. Lifesaving efforts were made, but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. What began as a strange visit ended in fatal violence. [Music] I'm going to get you ok. medical med here. [Music] On Friday night, May 5, 2023, at around 11 p.m., in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States, the streets were filled with noise as a large crowd gathered near Sabiso Chavez Avenue. But what began as a public disturbance quickly escalated into something much more dangerous. Officers were already deployed attempting to disperse the crowd. Then, gunshots rang out. Not just one, but multiple shooters opened fire. Chaos erupted. In the midst of the panic, an officer spotted an armed man in a sub and gave orders to drop the weapon. [Music] The suspect did not obey. The officer fired, striking the 22-year-old man. Just a few blocks away, another officer confronted a second armed shooter on Cesar Chavez Avenue. Again, gunfire. This time a 17-year-old boy was critically wounded. Both suspects were transported to local hospitals. Their pistols were recovered. Neither the officers nor any civilians were injured despite fully automatic weapons being fired nearby. That night the city was on the brink and thanks to police action it did not fall into tragedy. [Music] On Friday, April 12, 2024, at approximately 1:56 p.m. in Grand Shoot, Wisconsin, United States, deputies with the Utagami County Sheriff's Office responded to a car accident on W Prospect Avenue. But what awaited them was not just an accident, it was a confrontation with a man holding a knife. Standing near the wreckage was 22-year-old William Jen. He gripped a knife tightly, His body tense, his eyes fixed on the officers. Officer Noya Jack, with only 1.5 years on the force, attempted to subdue him with a pistol, but went down. Get down, stop. In that split second, the line between life and death blurred. Sergeant Al Prox, a 10-year veteran, made the decision. He fired his service weapon, hitting Nausen. It was a choice no officer wants to make, but one that circumstances sometimes force. Stop. Lifesaving measures were immediately taken, but Nausen later succumbed to his injuries. No officers or bystanders were harmed. Yet, long after the scene was cleared, one question lingered. Could anything have changed the outcome? Subscribe for more raw, unfiltered action, where the danger is real. [Music] On June 24, 2023, at approximately 3:30 p.m., in Albuquerque, New Mexico , officers approached a car parked outside a drive-thru. Inside, they found 41-year-old Mark Peter, unconscious. A routine check turned tense. He had multiple felony warrants. Officers attempted to rouse him by urging him to surrender peacefully, but when Piro regained consciousness, he fled. Police slashed his tires. Moments later, the chase moved into the Mesquite Market, a storefront packed with families. We're still going south. Watch his hands. Don't let him go in. Don't let him go in. Get out of there. Get on the ground now. [Music] Inside the market, chaos erupted. Two officers attempted to use handguns, but Piro pulled out a handgun and fired 13 shots. The officers returned fire. 45 shots in total. It escalated into a gun battle in the aisles between shopping carts and terrified bystanders. Watch his hands. Don't let him go. Don't let him go in. Get out of there. Peter was fatally wounded and later died from his injuries. Miraculously, no civilians were harmed. A search revealed drugs and another weapon in his car. Months earlier, he had been found passed out by officers, a pattern of destruction that finally came to an end. [Music] On June 19, 2025, just after midnight, 12:24 a.m. in Arkansas, Arkansas, deputies in Oklahoma County began pursuing a 2013 Ford Fiesta speeding west on US 70. The suspect was driving recklessly, exceeding 100 miles per hour. A call went out for backup. Arkansas State Police joined the chase. The suspect failed to stop, traveling through the city limits, and ran red lights. On Washington Avenue, Sergeant Williams took the lead. It wasn't just a chase anymore; it was about protecting everyone on the road. Then the moment arrived. Sergeant Boy performed a tactical vehicle intervention TV, striking the suspect's rear bumper. The car spun, crashing into a fence on private property. Sparks flew. The driver ran into the darkness. Sergeant Williams gave chase. Suspect Brenda Lopez ran directly toward him. The sergeant deployed his TER pistol, which hit its target. Lopez fell and was taken into custody. No shots were fired. No one was injured, but the danger was very real. [Music] May Day, 2025, Edmont, Oklahoma, USA, around 5 p.m. Officer Kam was completing a traffic stop when 22-year-old Hudson suddenly attacked him from behind. [Music] [Music] [Music] Stop. Hunson pepper-sprayed and then stabbed Odam, striking and wounding him. Despite bleeding, Odam struggled to protect his weapon. Junta intervened, disarmed him, and helped restrain him. [Music] Please get my radio. Please don't drop anybody. Don't drop sir. Drop it. Stop, dude. [Music] Hudson, wanted on child exploitation warrants, begged to be shot. Odam resisted, called for help, and backup arrived, using a stun gun to break up the fight. Hudson faces multiple charges. for serious crimes. Odan underwent surgery and is recovering. Quick action saved lives. [Music] I'm going to get him. Get him. Ok. Ok. Ok. Ok. Back. Do it now. Back. Do it now. Give him help. He's bad. He's bad. Give him help. [Music] May 30, 2025, Maris DJ, Ohio, United States. At 2:16 a.m., officers responded to a domestic dispute on W of Court. They found 29-year-old Dasom, who suddenly fired at them from inside his vehicle. [Music] This is considered a deadly weapon. So, turn off the car. Do not run into the cruiser. Do not run into the cruiser. We have told you to get out of the car. Get out of the car. [Applause] Police returned fire. They turned on a patrol car and crashed into several vehicles. They were crashed near State Route 31 and US 33. A high-speed chase ensued west on US 3. [Music] His car was disabled in the median strip near Northwest Parkway. Armed, he got out and was shot by a Union County deputy. Officers provided aid until paramedics arrived. He was hospitalized and later charged with attempted aggravated murder. One officer was wounded and released. No other officers were injured. Violence against law enforcement has serious consequences. Don't just watch and keep swiping. Hit follow so you don't miss the next case. You shoot yourself. You did. [Applause] [Music] May 28, 2025 for Bold, Arkansas, USA. At approximately 2:20 p.m., a dispatch call from Parabold presided. A Dunkin County, Missouri, deputy was pursuing a gray Nissan SUV that had just crossed into Arkans on Highway 412. The driver, Gage Bats, had a warrant for his arrest for violating parole and had removed his ankle monitor. I alerted Troop C and headed east to intercept. I met the pursuit at Highway 412 and 22nd Avenue. I turned around and accelerated. I had to reach 132 mph to catch up. Once I did, I took control of the pursuit near 2nd Avenue. Traffic was heavy. BB was weaving, even crossing into oncoming lanes to pass. On 3rd Street, she nearly crashed while turning. She was heading toward downtown Paragol, with many cars and pedestrians waiting to stop her. Just past Garl Street, I saw an opportunity and conducted a tactical vehicle intervention, TV near Mim Street. The SV struck a tree, a city retaining wall, and some steps, causing significant damage. We safely took Bets into custody. A passenger, Rihanna Bartwett, was detained but later released, with no warrants or charges. High speed, high risk, but we stopped it before anyone was hurt. Oh, she does. [Music] April 19, 2025, Malta, New York, around 1:43 p.m. Officers at the Saratuga precinct suddenly hear gunshots just outside their station. [Music] They run outside and see a man, David Lovin, 69, standing in the parking lot with a long gun. They order him to drop it again and again, but he refuses and then points the gun at them. The officers have no choice. They fire. Levine is hit, rushed to the hospital, but does not survive. Suspect down. Turns out he had already fired several shots at the building with people inside. They recovered the gun at the scene. This could have ended much worse if they hadn't acted quickly. [Music] May 26, 2025, Arkansas, United States at 7:26 PM. I recorded a white SUV going 101 in a 70 zone on January 49, near Exit 76. I attempted to pull him over, but the driver fled, veering onto secondary roads, recklessly passing cars. He reached 90 miles per hour and swerved into oncoming traffic . I used Tactical Vehicle Intervention (TBI) to stop him near Aire Road. [Music] He ran on foot, but quickly surrendered. He had a felony warrant. He did not have Arm pain, hospitalized, then jailed. Speeding, hit and run, arrested. Follow the channel because one day you might face a situation just like this. [Music] [Music] February 6, 2025, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA at 5:11 PM , the note sighted a stolen Kia Optima near North Clevon and Poland. It had been taken in an armed robbery earlier that day. Put your hands . Officers saw orders. The driver fled, crashing cars, nearly hitting one officer and colliding with another. [Music] Three officers fired 11 shots. The car escaped. Juan Dominic, 20, was identified and arrested on February 12 for attempted murder and other charges. The officers were briefly reassigned and then returned to duty. [Music] All right. Right on. Right on. Thanks for watching until the end, it means a lot. What would you have done at that moment? 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