PUT THE GUN DOWN NOW. STOP. PUT THE GUN DOWN. >> KEEP your hands above your head. Keep them there. Do not move your hand. One, two, three. >> Okay. He's got shells on his way. >> I don't think No, the other officer got my leg right here. >> Officers leave their homes for work each day, not knowing whether they will ever return, but they always respond to danger without hesitation. But what happens when a routine call for help actually turns into their final STANDING MOVE? OKAY, SCOTT, you okay? >> GET DOWN NOW. >> GET DOWN. Here are the times cops have faced their final moments on duty. Starting with the moment a deputy pulled a car over for a routine check, not expecting an encounter that would almost cost him his life. Vehicle down from right here in the middle. >> On February the 11th, 2022, a New Mexico State police trooper pulled into a gas station in Edgewood, just outside Albuquerque. He was barely out of his cruiser when a store clerk rushed over, worried about a suspicious man loitering near the pumps. girl and then she stayed in the bathroom for a long period of time and like I was in the bathroom all over >> and I don't I'm pretty sure she was there. >> She's in the Cadillac. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Was she in the Cadillac now? >> Yeah. >> Is there anybody else with her? >> Uh there's a man in >> the driver's seat. Thank you. >> How you doing? >> You have an East Mountain unit? >> Thank you. going to be out with a gray Cadillac. The tenant over here at the gas station advised they're smoking in the bathroom now sitting in the car. Can you also contact Edgewood and have them roll me a unit? >> Come. >> As the trooper parked behind the ominous vehicle, he figured he'd ask a few simple questions, just enough to calm the store manager's nerves. But before he could even approach the driver's window, the individuals inside made a sudden yet very daring shocking move. 51 Tomy's attempting to flee. Ran my car is all another unit. See if there's any unit there to help him through there. 525. Can you head out to 5120 all units? I like you head that way. He is >> He is out by Pizza Barn. He is headed eastbound on their frontage road. Significant damage to my vehicle. Also, be advised I don't have a siren, so I'm going to be lights only. It's going to be a silver Cadillac, female passenger, male driver, dark tinted windows. He is coming out eastbound triple 3. Now, if you have aircraft, that would be beneficial. He just passed an edge unit. He's passing tractor supply 01. Traffic is light eastbound about 80 mph and no obstructions available. Initial call was the use in the bathroom. He rammed my vehicle immediately upon contact attempting >> wrong side of the roadway back. >> The male driver and a female passenger led the officers on a high-speed chase. And with the backup still minutes away, the responding officer knew that he needed to take control of the situation fast. speed is more than 100 miles an hour. Traffic is still maneuver at city hill. Vehicle is down. >> The precise PIT maneuver proved to be effective and the vehicle spun to a stop. However, backup was nowhere in sight yet, and the responding officer had two choices. Stay in the vehicle and bark orders at the vehicle occupants and hope that they were going to obey him or approach them to make an arrest. Each option had great consequences, especially because he was a lone wolf with no colleagues to help him. [ __ ] Comed. I'm down. Sinkcom on hit. Leaving. Subjects are fleeing west. Female and a male. >> Send me a 55. IC advis what? Gunfire 49. >> We got gunfire on the overpass of City of Hill. >> 501. Do you have weapon system? >> Negative, but I'm hit. 350 46 546 Um somewhere else there you can't get him up there. Okay. 911 scom. Let's try to make contact with 501. Make sure uh his status until we get people on scene. Also, if you haven't done so, notify the captain, please. 51. 501. I think I'm okay. I'm bleeding. through the shoulder, possibly the chest. Subjects are fleeing westbound. Had a little bit of trouble breathing. >> At first, the officer thought that the bullet struck his shoulder or chest. But as the adrenaline faded, the pain and pressure told a different story, and it became obvious the deputy's injuries were far more severe than he realized. >> Okay. 911. Also, I notified an HSI medic who lives in that area and he was around that way as well. >> 501, I'm just going to shift. I'm not going to try to >> That's affirmative. Sadil Hill overpass over I40. It's right next to the hill truck stop 91. I'm sure you have it. Also push it out to APD area command as well. 10. >> Did you hear you man? >> Yeah. Okay, cool. All right. Hold my hand. >> Sit down. Hold my hand. >> It seems the full scope of his injuries were about to push this case from dangerous to lifethreatening. What do you see? >> Any injuries? Yes. >> Is it bleeding a lot or it's bleeding? >> Get me a med kit. It's a red bag in the car. All right, man. You get right in the neck right here. >> Give me some pressure on it. Okay. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. trap off and put in there. He's not here. >> Help me get this vest off and just understand like this on the other side. >> Lincoln right here in the Oh, they're getting >> Give me that radio. >> Can I help in any way? I saw that. >> Just watch traffic, please. >> Stop them from coming through. Make them go that way. >> Radio. >> 501. I've got some help here. >> No. You see right here in his neck, man. >> Bullet holes right there. >> He's got a bullet hole right here, guys. I don't know if it came out the back, but it >> feels like it hit my scapula, brother. >> Yeah, it's right here. >> I just got trauma shoes and cutters. >> Feels like it hit my scapula in the back and that hurt. >> All right, give me a give me a gauze and also a a Vaseline gauze, too. Gauze bandage. >> He's right up that way, guys. >> Still a female and a male. I don't know much about them. >> Any difficulty breathing right now? with you. >> What's your name? >> Jeremy. >> Jeremy, you having any problems breathing? >> A little bit. It's just that scapula really hurts, guys. >> Hurts in the back. >> Yeah. Let's get the gurnie. >> I just want to make sure this guy ain't still. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to get some more units over here. >> Can we get out of through there or do we have to go down? >> Yeah. chest pain on this side, guys. >> I can't tell you if difficulty breathing is just stress or or anything. Okay. >> Thank you guys for coming so fast. >> Hey, Sergeant, I'm not getting my radio. We need my units over here now. State police just got suspects on the loose. They're somewhere between Sadil Hill and Edund. >> Give me that radio, guys, just real quick and we'll tell them what they need to know. It's right there. 501. The vehicle is here with me. >> They are eastbound from this location and I'm going to go with the ambulance now. >> We need to start searching. We need to start searching between Sido Hill and Edward right now. It's a male and female. They just crashed out with state police. >> The trooper, a former EMT, identified the area he was hit as his scapula, also known as the shoulder blade. Additionally, the injury in his chest caused by the bullet could allow air to enter his chest cavity, potentially collapsing his lungs. >> The one, right? >> I don't know, buddy. Okay. >> You want to take stuff off and find out? I'm happy to >> rock and roll with you. >> Okay. >> No, there's no exit wound. He's got his wound right here. >> Okay. >> No difficulty breathing. >> Little bit of difficulty. I couldn't tell you if it's stress or worse. All right. Not a problem. Thank you guys for coming. Yeah. My wife is going to do this. >> They always watch. >> You ever get some off on this? >> Hope so. >> The video will be interesting. >> I tell you what, you ain't going to get away with it. >> I'm grateful for some training, man. >> Yeah. >> Oh, he has male female females and gray leggings. They were headed back towards Edwood from City Hill. They've been inside the fence and kind of ducked into the tree. I I mean I witnessed the whole thing, you know, whatever that Yeah, >> you're a witness. Yes, sir. If I can have you stand by. Okay. Sure. State police will be here with you. Are you in that? >> That's me right there. >> That's you. Okay. >> He flew I mean they flew by us, dude. They were They were running for their life. >> They're they're hiking. Um, when the the subjects ran, did you see any type of clothing, any colors, you know, then you can remember, was he holding a weapon? >> You know, >> I know it's hard to remember all this stuff, but >> I I was so focused. I'm not even lying, bro. I saw that they hit him and I was focused on him. >> I was at 1.60 ft from what was going down. >> Okay. But you didn't see anything? I'm positive it was two people exited that vehicle, >> but you couldn't see what they looked like. >> N took one one positive male. The other one, all I saw off of that was something red getting thrown in the air and someone stumbling through the snow. >> Okay. Do you think you could identify the male suspect from a photo light up? >> Not to stand up in a court of law. >> Okay. So, it' be like uh like on a scale of 1 to 10. I'm one of fire possible three. >> Okay. >> I could see them. I could see both of them. But I did recall he had his pistol out. He was carrying his pistol with him. She I did not recall her carrying a pistol. I didn't see anything in her hand, but he definitely had one. It was, you know, a good size handgun. >> Any like descriptions as far as their height, weight, where you need to look thin, >> average? I mean, you know, just from the distance and and my I was asked that earlier and I'm still thinking, you know, he probably wasn't exceptionally tall or small, was short, so I'm guessing he may have been 510. Uh she probably a little bit shorter. Well, I know she was shorter and then they just kind of duck down into the trees. I directly north or they could have kept going east, you know, just in the tree line. >> Okay. >> He was kind of waiting on her. She was uh you know following behind him cuz she got out second and she kind of he kind of waited on her to catch up a little bit you know the whole time with his gun out you know he had it in his hand. >> While the wounded trooper was rushed to the hospital officers spoke to witnesses and reviewed gas station surveillance. Days later they identified the suspects Caleb Dustin and his aunt Leila and it didn't take long for deputies to hunt them down. >> Hey bro, what's your name? >> Caleb Dustin. >> Huh? Okay. Little bust in. >> Look at me real quick, bro. Just cuz you got some blood and all that. I'm just going to kind of make sure I uh document it. Okay. Look at me real quick. >> Oh. >> All right, bro. Dude. >> Oh, >> face burning or you cold? >> I'm cold. >> Okay. Just hang tight. All right, bro. >> Caleb Dustin Ellig, aka Creeper, had a long criminal history, including a 2020 conviction for shooting from a stolen SUV. He violated probation multiple times and had been on the run for 9 months after cutting off his ankle monitor until now. >> Do you have the right to remain silent? Uh, anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand what I have told you? >> Having this rights in mind, you want to talk to us now? >> Yeah. >> All right. Obviously, uh, you know, you know why why we're here? There's an incident that occurred >> uh yesterday actually. Yeah. I'll tell you guys, I'll explain it to you guys from from from the very beginning. >> Okay. Being 100% honest. Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> My girlfriend, me, me and her, we were kind of just mean arguing a little bit or whatever. She went in the gas station. They said she was in there doing drug. She was there. She was crying in the bathroom. Whatever. >> Was your girlfriend just to firefight along? >> We're sitting in the parking lot and we're doing her scratches and stuff and yeah, we were there for like 45. We knew nobody called the cops. You know what I'm saying? But that that officer came up violating violent right away, dude. He just just started banging, you know, trying to the door handle. Get the out of the car. He said, "Get the out of the car." Hey. Hey. You mean I backed up. I took off. You mean freaked me out. I was like, "Whoa, I'm on the run. What do you mean? It just freaked me out though." You know what I'm saying? So I fled. I backed up in his car. I fled. He chased me. just like like you mean start trying to ram me hit me trying to make him wreck me I think that's the threat he hurt me you mean >> he is driving pretty carefully he is above the street >> yeah so finally I I I take a right I turn he puts me up against the bridge you know how we are not trying to go to jail you know what I'm saying we're not trying to you know what I'm saying but like at the same time I'm not trying to hurt nobody >> you know but then like he just by dude you know I mean like he was he was a judge What did I do? Just buy this as you hear me. Right. Then I I told my chicken to sit back and I just started me. I didn't even aim. I didn't even aim. I just mean I was trying to get maybe hit the floor so I could run and get over to me. Get away. You know what I'm saying? I just I don't know. I I don't know, dude. I wasn't trying to hurt the dude, you know? >> I know he was trying to hurt us, though. >> And where did you get this gun at? I bought off a friend. I I mean I won't say too much on that one. You know what I mean? But I got in the streets, you know. >> Okay. And where is that gun now? >> I don't know where it went last. I gave it to somebody. They were going to get rid of me and I don't know where it went from there. >> Can you tell us who was that? Somebody. >> I can't do that. >> As Caleb sat across from investigators, the usual lies started piling up, not realizing that the trooper saw right through it. I mean, cuz that gets me in trouble, you know, >> like where were you at when you hand over that gun? >> Where they got me this morning? >> Okay. At that at that residence. >> Yeah. >> So, where did did you look at the officer uh at any point? >> No. Uhuh. Open my door. There was a guardrail and then there was the just this little hill and I ran into the field and I went down. I went down this little hill onto the freeway. You know what I mean? I just as soon as it was done I just I opened my door and I went that way. You mean I didn't even look tried to look. I wasn't I wasn't I mean I'm I remember running away knowing I made a mistake you know. >> So how how did that happen or what what were you trying to do at that point when when you got uh to the freeway? First I was trying to flag people down to get a ride, you know, and I didn't. And then I just I I honestly I hid somewhere, you know, I'm not going to ride somewhere where, but I hit somewhere and waited out so I can move around, you know. >> So So you hit somewhere around that same area where the incident happened. >> And how did you get from from there there to where you were arrested? Well, later on I was walking and another homeboy was walking. I used his phone and I called somebody I knew, you know. >> Okay. So, somebody picked you up. >> Yeah. >> And they took you where? >> The residence where I got picked up. >> So, from there you went directly to the restaurant. >> And uh and who who was that? I mean, obviously with the investigations, the the name is probably going to come up at some point. I just want to see if you know if you could help us out. Who was that person that took you to that residence? >> I I I can't see that. >> So, I I'll just talk a little bit about um about your uh your girlfriend. So, you said she was um in in in the passenger seat when all this thing happened. >> Yeah. She's telling me to stop. Baby, just stop. Baby, stop. Stop. Stop. She's she she's innocent all the way. Dude, this girl, she's she's real. She's she's innocent. >> So when the cops came over this morning, did you comply and come out and give up or what happened? >> I was sleeping when they came over. You mean finally when I had realized that there was the cops there, they wereing they had already threw the You mean I heard him bust out the windows? They threw those things in there and man couldn't breathe. House was bad. >> Gas in there and stuff maybe. Okay. >> Yeah, they g out of it. It was bad. And then >> who all was in there? just you just me and alone and I went I had to feel good mean I couldn't see I couldn't breathe I was passed out but I felt boom I found the back door open the back door and I ate the floor boom I came out right away I was like all right what's mean >> but you knew it was the cops >> yeah I mean >> you don't think she was using that bathroom >> no I know she wasn't cuz I had all the you mean >> okay what do you use blues or >> Yeah >> what about her same >> how bad of habits you guys got >> bad bad. >> I mean, I I know you wanted to, you know, maybe protect these people, but we we did talk to some people and and and we found out who gave you the ride. Uh and I mean, we found out it was uh Leila. We found that out from from different information we had and and I know you told me like if we were able to find that out, you might be able to confirm that with uh for us. >> No, bro. I'm telling you right now I'm telling you right now is it wasn't >> Caleb's aunt plead guilty to aiding and harboring a fugitive and received 6 months probation. Caleb however faced a slew of charges including assault on a police officer and possession of a firearm by a felon. Trooper Vaughn who was injured during the incident underwent surgery and was released the same day Caleb was arrested. That officer was surely caught off guard, similar to the moment this deputy got ambushed while responding to a domestic dispute. >> Come on, bro. >> Come on. >> All in the house. >> Huh? >> Who's all in the house? >> IT'S ME. ON FEBRUARY THE 11TH, 2022, Phoenix police responded to a 911 call reporting an injured woman inside a home near 54th Avenue and Broadway Road. The caller, 36-year-old Morris Richard Jones, answered the door, beckoning the officer to hurry up. Unbeknownst to the naive deputy, he was about to walk into a real life ambush that would lead to devastating casualties. >> Come on. Come on. >> Come on, bro. Come on. >> Who's all in the house? >> Huh? >> Who's all in the house? >> It's me. 999 shot. 999. As backup arrived, a total of nine officers were injured in the exchange of fire. During the standoff, a man believed to be the victim's brother emerged carrying a 1-month-old baby, placed her on the ground, and surrendered. As officers moved in to rescue the infant, Jones opened fire again, injuring more officers. The baby was eventually rescued unharmed by SWAT officers using ballistic shields. Inside the home, police later found Jones cold and unresponsive remains, but it was unclear whether he ended his own life or lost it during the standoff. Deputies also found the female victim identified as 29-year-old Shatifa Lobley, who later passed away at the hospital due to the severity of her injuries. It was also confirmed that Jones was the one responsible for taking the female's life, who was also his ex-girlfriend. All injured officers have since recovered and been released from care. The baby remains in protective custody. The previous officer nearly met his end, just like this deputy who got too close to Alan Scott, an armed madman making threats in public. >> Put the gun down. DROP the weapon. Drop. >> Let me SEE YOUR HAND. >> ARE you hit? >> On July the 28th, 2019, a flood of 911 calls began pouring into dispatch. Witnesses reported a man armed with a shotgun walking through Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas making dangerous threats towards civilians. >> 911. What's the address of your emergency? >> Um 362 Central. There's a guy out here on the bench. He's threatening and I don't very intimidating now. He's intimidating people that are walking by. Big guy, white got a beard, gray shirt, blue jeans. >> Okay. Do you know if he's got any weapons? >> Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. He just got up. He's pulling something out of his pants. Lady, get somebody down here, please. He pulled something up out of his pants. >> Do you know what he pulled out? >> No. I don't know if it's a gun or what. He is nuts. >> Okay. >> Screaming at people on the street down the road, but he has something down his pants. It's long. It's Uhhuh. >> He's got a shotgun. >> He's got a shotgun in his pants. Okay. We've got a number of units in the area. Okay. I've got I'm going to go ahead and let you go. I've got another caller on the line. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. 911. >> Um, we are in downtown Hot Springs and there's a gentleman running down the sidewalk saying that he's like Secret Service with a rifle. >> Okay, we're going to get somebody out there. All right, we've already got officers in the area. Thank you, ma'am. >> Uhhuh. >> 911. What's the address of your emergency? >> There's right here on Central Street in Hot Springs. There's a man walking around with a shotgun. >> Okay. Where exactly where is he located? >> He's right in front of Gangster Museum. >> In front of the gangster museum. >> There's a cop right next to him right now. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. Lockhead is walking down the middle of the road. >> Okay, thank you. >> Officers from the Hot Springs Police Department rushed to the scene. There they spotted 31-year-old Jonathan Allen Scott, who appeared to be the subject everyone was talking about. But as one officer tried to approach, he unknowingly walked into a trap. >> PUT THE GUN DOWN. PUT THE GUN DOWN NOW. PUT THE GUN DOWN NOW. PUT THE GUN DOWN NOW. STOP. PUT THE GUN DOWN. PUT THE GUN DOWN. DROP THE WEAPON. DROP THE WEAPON. DROP it now. Drop the weapon. >> Drop the weapon. Okay. Hey Let ME SEE YOUR HEAD. >> ARE YOU HIT? OH. >> Tension flooded the air as things slipped further out of control. And the deputies knew that they had only moments left to act. And as Jonathan escalated the matter by firing prematurely, his weapon blew up and fell apart when it hit the concrete. The resulting shrapnel ricocheted off the ground, proving to be dangerous for one of the deputies on the scene. >> Okay, we need to cover contact. He's got whatever he's got. What do you want to do? >> Okay, we're going to move up. We're going to move up as group of three. All right, I'm on you. I'll be contact. Okay, I'm going to move forward. >> Let's move up as group of three. Okay, we're going to want to position to where we got to play. Keep your hands where they're at. Keep them where they're at. Okay. All right. All right. If you want to move, I'll go to go to cover, but we need to have you facing his head. >> What's up? I'm sorry. I'm just me. >> What' you say? >> Yeah. I'm going to go contact. >> Yeah. >> Y'all good? >> Me facing his head. >> This side. This side. This side. >> I got I got Come over here. Hey, roll on your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. >> On your stomach. >> Hands behind your back. >> I've got lethal. You get >> my knee. I don't know if I got hit or not. >> Are you good? >> I think Smith got shot. >> Hands behind your back for me. Three of them. We're going to get you some medical. You have the other weapon. >> He's got shells in his pocket. >> One, two, three. >> Okay. He's got shells in his should. >> Get him. Get him put in the car. >> Here. Where's the car? There. There you go. He's a good boy. He's a good boy. >> Do you want to hold on him? Do you want to hold on him so I can go over there to Smith? Do you want to hold on him so I can go to Smith? I I'm shaking, man. >> Holster up. >> Yep. I'm >> back up. Get everybody back. >> Ros, >> what? >> I don't know what I need to do. I'm the one that shot him. >> Okay, holster up right here. >> Get everybody back. Somebody shut that [ __ ] siren on. us. >> As sirens echoed in the distance, the chaos slowly began to fade. In the haze of adrenaline, the officer tried to process what had just unfolded, but the shock hadn't worn off just yet. I'm shaking. I can't believe this just man. He turned around and raised that up toward Smith. He He shot in the ground, >> man. I don't know. Somebody shot behind me. That scared the crap out of me after we shot. I heard a round go off by my ear. >> Guys, can we get y'all to move on down, please? the other side of the crosswalk. >> Well, >> ladies and gentlemen, step behind the other police patrol vehicle if you want to >> conversation. My mom and my >> Hey, DO YOU NOT SEE THE CRIME SCENE TAPE? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? Y'ALL JUST NEED TO GET OUT OF HERE. KEEP GOING THAT WAY. Walk that way. Y'all hear me? Go. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm fine. I'm the one that shot though. >> Are you good? >> Are you good? >> I'm good. I'm not hit anywhere. I'm just >> Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. I'm just letting it sink in. >> You know, or just them two. >> Just these two that I know of. >> You want to sit in my car? >> Uh, they told me to stay right here for now. I'm good for now, man. I appreciate it, though. >> Sit down. >> What happened, >> man? We got a call that he's walking around downtown yelling at people. He said, they say that he's got a shotgun. We get here, people are pointing. We get out, he's got a shotgun. He walks across the street. We say, "Drop the weapon." Up the road a little bit. He racks one and shoots into the ground. >> So we're walking. We're saying, "Drop the weapon. Drop the weapon. Drop the weapon." He kind of was turning. >> He racked one and shot it >> into the ground. Yes. And then he's We're sitting here. K9 officer said, "I have taser. I've got my Glock out." >> Okay. >> Uh and he goes he he's walking and and I'm familiar with the subject. He's He's been very aggressive in the past, but I mean, >> he's walking. >> He's got a shotgun. >> Yes, he's got a shotgun. He's walking. He turns He turns around and lifted it up like this. >> Didn't point it directly at us that I He was coming around. He's coming around raising it like this. And so I shot him. >> Hey, you're Hey, hey, you're good. >> You're good. >> I thought that you Hey, look. Stand up. Look at this. Look at all these people here. >> Yeah. >> Look at all these people here. >> Yeah. >> You just saved the lives of all these people. Okay. What if one of those shotgun pellets would have gone and hit that person over there? >> Yeah. >> You did your job. Okay. >> Yeah. He he turned and he turned and came up like this. >> You're good. You're good. You gave him commands. He didn't comply. You had to save these people and yourself. >> Yeah, I'm I appreciate it, man. >> You're good. >> I'm just got to let it sit. >> Take a breather. If you want to go sit down somewhere else, >> walk off. >> Yeah, I I'm good for now. I'll talk to him. I appreciate it, man. >> Okay. Hey, >> if you need Hey, you're good. You're good. >> They're checking him out now. And then this guy's out here. >> He We get out there. People are pointing at him, sir. We get out with him. He starts walking. He walks across central on this to this side. He we say drop the weapon. He shoots the shotgun into the ground. So me and Smith come up. We're walking down the sidewalk this way. I have my Glock pointed at him. Smith says I have taser. We're walking and he's So >> he's already shot one. >> Yeah. In the ground. >> And we keep saying, "Drop the weapon. Drop the weapon. Drop the weapon." He turned around like this and lifted that. We're back here. He turns like this. And once it got to like right here, I don't know how many rounds I put in him, sir. I don't know how many rounds I shot, but he turns like this and I shot. >> Okay. All right. Well, uh, you had your body cam on? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I don't know if my unit cam activated or not. It didn't, but my unit cam doesn't have anything. I have my body cam on the whole time. >> Who Who moved the gun? Anybody? >> I don't think we did. It dropped right there. >> You think you dropped it? >> I picked it up and cleared it. >> Do you want to hold on? Do you want to hold on him so I can go over there to Smith? >> I'm going to go see if Smith's okay real quick. >> Just as things started to calm, a woman approached, panicked and breathless, revealing crucial details about Jonathan that left the officers stunned. She's got other people and thinks that they're out. >> I don't think I know I can prove it, sir. If you take me with you, >> I don't want to touch him. I'm sorry, but I'm shaking. Like, I just explain everything. >> Look, I'm Corporal Ros. >> They've been chasing me since Henry Street. I left with no shoes. >> Who? >> Look, y'all are calling me out in front of all these people. They're going to me. They were out here, too. >> Like, look, you're already out here in front. >> Yeah. Uh, obviously could be him. The [ __ ] Are you are you involved with this dude? >> No, I don't I can't hear. Look, I have proof in my phone. It's just dying. Do you understand? But they are staring at me like some of them. Winnie justing left me. It's dying. I just hit up in the visitor center. If you don't believe me, you can go ask them. They were going to call you guys, but then we heard this. They've been following me from Henry Street. I got in the water. You don't understand. >> The guy with the gun truth, bro. >> What's his name? >> They all have guns. >> Who the [ __ ] >> I need to know who. >> Um I know only know their nicknames. Buns. I can show you where they all live. Little Al. Um, his real name is Allan. Um, um, D, baby Jesus is one of them. I know that sounds crazy, but I'm not [ __ ] crazy. It's not drugs either. >> Okay. >> Have a seat right there. I'll be right back. >> Hey, Hunter. >> This chick is tweaking her balls off, but like >> one in black. >> Yeah. Sitting up here. Yeah. But she's saying that she's saying people are after her with guns and she's naming off people. So, I don't know if she's related somehow to this dude or >> she was saying that the people that were involved were standing across. They were chucking like the old guy like like an old man like >> So, you've already talked to her? >> Yeah, I'll I'll get her information. I'll tell her to be >> No. All right, that that's fine. I just didn't know what was going on with I didn't know if she talked to anybody. >> Okay. >> Jonathan Allen Scott was transported to a hospital and eventually recovered from his injuries. He was arrested later the same day after being treated for his wounds. The officer and his K-9 unit named Bear, who were both hit, also made a full recovery. As for the woman who feared that she had been targeted, it turned out that she had no connection to the suspect. Speaking of officers facing their final moments, this officer had a close call with the afterlife when he faced off against an armed lunatic. >> Shot the firearm at all, or is he just threatening? >> He he got he put he put the gun when I go to the open the the the door. >> Drop it. DROP IT. DROP IT. >> HEY, I'm hit. >> On May the 29th, 2025, Kern County Sheriff's Office received a terrifying 911 call by a distressed and hysterical woman who was reporting a potential threat to her life. >> One, what is the address of >> right now? I need a police. >> What is the address? >> What is right now? car. >> What is happening? >> I don't know. People have a gun. >> Who has a gun? >> The people the the man outside, he have the the hammer and he's pushing my door. Carry out. >> Is he trying to get your door open to your apartment? >> Yes. >> Do you know this person? >> Yes. His name is Joan. Please carry out my sister. Are you not when you're crying? I can't understand what you're saying. Okay. >> What is his name? >> The person. The person is Joanni. Joani. I don't know. I >> You don't know his last name? >> No. Joanni is the brother to the church. >> Has he shot the firearm at all or is he just threatening? He he got he put he put the gun when I go to the open the the the door but I don't open Oh my god, man. They're coming to you as fast as I can. The deputies are on the way. I'm going to stay on the line with you. Okay. >> Okay. I can hear him in the background. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. What happened? is advising there's a subject of a firearm just going to push open the door. >> Advising search has shot the firearm toward the door. Can be heard banging on the door. >> Deputies responded to the 600 block of Water Street. Following the report of a man allegedly armed with a hammer, a machete, and a firearm. Upon arrival, they encountered the suspect, later identified as 42-year-old Sardi Giovani Diaz. who was in possession of a firearm. And although the officers were prepared to take on the threat, it proved to be insufficient against the madman. >> Huh? >> Where's he at? HEY, GET DOWN. GET DOWN. One point. DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT. HEY, I'm hit cover. Hey, I'm hit, bro. >> Yeah, my finger. >> You okay? >> Yeah, I can shoot. >> After taking down the attacker, deputies made contact with the female victim, who reported that she had suffered injuries inflicted by the suspect. She was transported to the hospital for medical treatment. Sardi Giovani Diaz was also taken to the hospital for treatment of his injuries. Following medical care, Diaz was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including attempted murder, burglary, kidnapping, kidnapping with a firearm, assault on a police officer, and carrying a loaded firearm without registration. A tragic demise nearly caught up with those officers, just like these deputies that walked into an ambush under the pretense of a home invasion. HEY, YOUR HANDS. LOSE YOUR HANDS. YOUR HANDS. >> COME HERE. Come here. 121 westbound on street. You have to reassure. >> On September the 17th, 2024, Houston police responded to a 911 call about an active home invasion on Alton Drive. They arrived and entered the house unaware that they were stepping into a nightmare with no guarantee whether they'd make it out alive. Northwest. >> Someone inside. What's going on? What's going on? Hey, LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> Your hands. The victim, clearly shaken, pointed the deputies toward the intruder, identified as 38-year-old Michael Perez. But what the officers didn't know was that he wasn't acting alone. That momentary relapse in judgment would cost them severely. >> HEY, YOUR HANDS. LOSE YOUR HANDS. LOSE YOUR HANDS. >> COME HERE. COME HERE. COME HERE. Come here. OW. SHOT. >> AGAIN. I'M SHOT. >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> Where are you shot at? >> My leg. >> Suddenly, 35-year-old Raymond Perez burst from a back room and opened fire, striking officer Dery in the leg before vanishing out the front door, leaving the deputy to grasp onto his life. >> SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. WHERE'S HE AT? >> HEY, OFFICER SHOT. OFFICER SHOT. >> HEY, I want to plead. YOU OKAY? IN THE DARKNESS. The back is going northbound. Slow down now. >> You okay? You okay? >> Where you shot at? >> Mommy's got two. move. >> We got one custody inside. The other one ran out. >> One custody on the way out. You lose now. >> Okay. One west on street. You have to bring your shirt off. >> Black man carrying a blue shirt with Sanford going towards red shirt. Black pants have a blue shirt in the velocity. 7215. >> Is there anything on you? >> How many people are in here? other guy just >> as the two waited for the paramedics, other officers spanned out across the neighborhood, hunting Raymond down. >> HEY, GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND NOW. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. He's over there. GET DOWN. LAY DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET THE DOWN. >> GET DOWN. OKAY. GOOD. >> YEAH. Coming back up. >> Okay. Officer over here. >> GET OUT OF THE ROAD. WE GOT TWO OF THEM. >> Does he have a gun on him? Make sure he doesn't have a gun on him. He's got something here. Okay. He's got ankle monitors. Turn him. Flip them to your side. >> I got the shot. >> What's he got here? What do you got here? Ankle bracelet. Okay. Got two. >> Where's the officer? Is this a location? >> Okay. Secure him in the shot. Y >> now hold on. I can't get him. Yep. I'm trying. >> Come on. Get him over. Come on. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Raymond Perez was located about a block from the residence and was immediately taken into custody by the officers. He was charged with aggravated assault against the public servant, aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon and unlawful carrying of a weapon. Two other suspects present on the scene, Michael Perez and Brian A. Garcia Chavez were charged with aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon. Those officers nearly lost their lives. Just like the time deputies responded to a domestic call but walked right into the lion's den instead. >> Taser taser taser. >> On February the 17th, 2024 in Suffach County, New York, county police officers responded to a domestic violence call at a residence on Udall Road in Beayshore. On arrival, the officers walked straight into harm's way, encountering 33-year-old Taquel Woodson. >> The attack on the officer came out of nowhere, sudden, violent, and without warning. The other officers had only seconds to react, knowing that any hesitation could mean losing one of their own. right in front of them. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. 303. Shots fired. >> Stand rescue. Stand rescue. Stand. Stand ready. >> Woodson was transported to a nearby hospital where it was determined that he had passed on. The injured officer was rushed to Stony Brook University Hospital with injuries to his hands, arms, and face. Thankfully, the injuries were not life-threatening and he made a complete recovery. >> On the topic of near-death experiences, these officers barely had time to react before a welfare check spiraled out of control. >> Look, I do not have no gun. Got to take my shirt off so you don't see. >> You're good. >> Stop reaching. >> Stop. >> Stop. Again. On October the 26th, 2021 in Louisville, Kentucky, officers from the Louisville Metro Police Department's Fifth Division responded to what seemed like a routine domestic violence call on the 2500 block of Riverbend Drive. The moment they stepped on the scene, for some reason they couldn't fathom, they could tell that this wasn't just another welfare check. They were about to walk straight into one of the most nerve-wracking, breathtaking, and dangerous moments of their careers. While investigating the complaint, officers spoke with 37-year-old Ivan Foster, who was asked to leave the residence by the homeowner. As they followed him into a bedroom to collect his belongings, his mood shifted fast, growing more agitated by the second. What started as a calm conversation was now spiraling into a situation the officers never saw coming. The stage was set for a nightmare no one expected. >> I just want to make sure you ain't got no weapons and we're out here, brother. You're good. Just grab your shoes. I'm if I got to go out. This this this all I have. I don't have nothing. >> Grab it. >> There's a gun in here somewhere. >> In here? >> Yeah. In the dresser. >> There's nothing in here. >> Don't reach for nothing. Don't reach for nothing. >> There's nothing in here. This is my place. >> There's nothing in here. >> Well, that's not what we're hearing. There's gun involved. We take it a little extra seriously. >> Y'all trying to kill me cuz she she know I >> just sit down forever. Have a seat on the bed, >> sir. Just sit on the bed, >> sir. I haven't seen no gun. >> I have no Look, I do not have no gun. Got to take my shirt off so you don't see ID. >> No, you're good. You're good. >> You're good. >> See, do you have your ID, bro? >> Where's your ID gun on me? >> It's my ID right here, man. >> Nothing up here, man. Nothing. Stop. >> Stop reaching. >> Nothing. Stop reaching. >> And just like that, the officers found themselves in a deadly standoff. One wrong move, one misstep, and it could all be over. The line between life and death had never felt thinner. Shoot him again. >> He's down. >> He's down. >> Yeah, >> he's down. >> Get the gun off. >> I'm empty. >> I'm James. Another time.