from having to leap through a bathroom window to escape a gunman during a chaotic welfare check. >> Go ahead and start the counting. Go ahead and start the counting. You having to deal with a maniac who charged at them while wielding industrialsized knives. >> Very good. Keep coming back. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. >> Here are several moments when officers realized almost too late that the welfare call was a ambush. Starting with the moment two welfare check officers came face to face with an armed psycho who turned a routine check into a game of life and death. >> Awesome police. >> Awesome police in there. >> Oh, are you there? >> Yeah. Oh, gun. >> HEY, DROP THE GUN. On August the 6th, 2023, a 911 call requested a welfare check at 128 Chanel Island Drive in Onion Creek. The caller hadn't seen his neighbor, 56-year-old Dwayne Brousowski, for months. Just before 7:58 p.m., Detectives Daniel Jackson and Christopher Van Boran responded, unbeknownst to them, that this was a check that would nearly be their last. >> Oh, man. >> What? That's not him, is it? It's like a box. >> Yeah. decent white box. Can't really There's a lot of boxes and crap. That back door is probably smaller. >> Yeah. I mean, it would cave easier than this. This is uh solid wood. Actually, it's not as solid as I thought, but I don't know what's behind this door. So, said there's no snakes in that back. Some seriously tall grass. Yeah, I must want to just kick the front door so I have to crawl through this crap. You >> think you can? >> Yeah, I'm I'm pretty sure I can boot it. >> I'm confident in my uh >> my giantness. After repeated attempts failed, the officers switched tactics, not realizing that whatever waited behind that door was a ticking time bomb ready to go off. >> God dang. That's like kicking a wall. Awesome. Police. >> Awesome. Police, you in there? >> Wait, please. >> Oh, are you there? >> Yeah. Oh, gun. >> WHOA. See if there's back. HEY, DROP THE GUN. I think he went back in the house. No, I can't see him. Did he go back in the house? He was in the front yard when I fired. He's in that brush. I can't see him from this angle. Hey, did I hit him? At 9:05 p.m., Detective Jackson radioed that he had been wounded. A K9 officer pulled him to safety minutes later. Fzowski barricaded himself inside, triggering a SWAT call out. Just before midnight, he surrendered. He was also wounded, treated on scene, and taken to a hospital, then charged with two counts of aggravated assault on a public servant, as well as two counts of conduct. The encounter at Brazowski's home was chaotic, much like the moment when police responded to a critical situation involving a veteran in crisis who was armed and ready to put an end to everything in his path. >> Hey, sir, police department. Everything all right? >> Yeah. Step back. >> Yep. Take a couple steps back. Scott, >> I got to take a pin. I'm sorry, guys. >> Don't do it, Scott. >> Do not point that gun this way. >> Yeah. >> Just set the gun on the ground, Scott. We can help you. >> Because I'm dead. >> You are not done. >> Fire nail parties down. >> During the early hours of July the 26th, 2025, officers in Depia, Wisconsin responded to reports of a man with a firearm at the Parkovski boat launch. Multiple units arrived, each hoping to resolve the disturbance without a single. A hope that reality would soon shatter. >> Hey, sir, police department. Everything all right? >> Oh, yeah. Step back. >> Yep. Hold on. >> What's What's with the problem? >> The individual was later identified as 44year-old Scott McDonald. Shortly after the initial 911 call, his wife called again, worried that he was in crisis. She said he had left a cryptic farewell message, believing that he was at the boat launch and feared that he might harm himself. >> What's the problem, sir? >> Got it. >> Thank you. Yep. >> Don't go for the gun. PUT THE GUN DOWN NOW. >> Put the gun down. >> Drop it. Just set it down and we can talk. Set it down. We can just talk. >> What's the problem, sir? Can we help you? >> Nope. >> Let's get you some help. What seems to be the problem tonight, sir? Let us help you. >> Come on, BUDDY. LET US HELP YOU. WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> SCOTT. >> SCOTT. YEAH. >> What's going on tonight, Scott? >> No. >> Whoever's coming and stop by my car. Grab the 40 and the pepper ball, please. >> Come on, Scott. Talk to me, buddy. We want to help you. Stay there, Scott. >> Yeah. I'm just checking that way. >> There's nobody over there, Scott. We want to help you. >> We're trying to communicate with him now. What do you need? If we can get a negotiator moving. We have communication. He has a rifle standing by the docks. So, when you come in the main entrance, just park up on top. If we can get some guys to the south or correction, to the north of our location. SCOTT, WHAT'S GOING ON TONIGHT that you have to feel that this is the way? >> Only way, man. >> No, it is not. >> The only way. I'm sorry, guys. >> You don't have to apologize. This is not the only way. We could help you. We could get you through this right now. It feels like right now. This is the only way. You need to take a deep breath and let us help you. That is what we're here for. This is what we're trained to help you get through these types of situations. Just set the gun down, man. >> I got some people coming. >> Well, they're here. Everybody's here just for you because we want to try to get you some help. We don't want to hurt you and we don't want TO SEE YOU GET HURT because we care about you. Scott, >> we're here to help you. We can talk. Everybody's here to help you, man. Everybody here has helped you. Don't do it. Scott, stay behind me, >> man. At gun point, he has a rifle. Please. >> We got it. Just stay behind me. >> Come on, Scott. Let us help you. We've had a lot of situations like this where we've able to get these people through it. this by four times over for 3 years. I got to do it tonight. >> No, you do not. >> Got a better angle of the building downtown. >> No. What do you want me to sit here? >> Come on, Scott. Let us help you. >> Without me. >> No, it is not. You There are people out here that CARE ABOUT YOU, AND IT'S US THAT care about you right now. >> Jesus Christ. What is wrong with that dude? >> Everybody's here to try to help you. Scott, what's your last name? >> You already know. >> No, I don't. anything with >> you live to pier or what? >> So, we'll go with that. >> No, I want YOU TO BE HONEST WITH ME BECAUSE I'M BEING 100% HONEST WITH YOU. >> LET'S get at least one unit to shut off the boat launch. Make sure no one comes in here. >> Come on, Scott. Let us help you. >> I don't want you guys here. I really don't. Can I Did you guys walk away? >> In this situation, we want to get you some help. I don't want to turn my rifle on you guys. >> We don't want that either. >> Can I back up? >> I want you to put the rifle down. >> Can I back up? >> I want you to set the rifle on the ground, stand up with your hands in the air, and let us help you. >> No, don't do, bud. Don't do it. >> Why not? >> We're just sitting here having a conversation. >> I'm talking about >> I want to know why you're feeling like this right now. Now you go life speed as perfect. >> The officers knew the situation was still a bit dicey. Just being able to talk to him didn't change anything. They wanted to help the veteran. They had to get him to open up about the demons that he was wrestling with inside. But there was a big problem. He was a man wrestling his demons with a loaded rifle. And if the cops were not careful enough, they would end up at the receiving end of his barrel. >> Just set the rifle DOWN ON THE GROUND, SCOTT. LET US HELP YOU. BUD, what do you want to talk about? >> I don't know what you want to talk about. >> It's up to you, man. We can talk Packers if you want. Scott, put the RIFLE ON THE GROUND. >> YEAH, I can tell you the first dudes. You guys look pretty good. I didn't even hear you coming. You already did, man. Been calling me by for a couple hours now. Like 5 minutes. I'm sorry. It's not been a couple hours. >> How long you been down here, Scott? >> Oh, hold on. Remember this. one. So, about 2 hours, but the alcohol hasn't kicked in yet. And then you guys showed up. >> It kind of just kind of forced the first shot. So, >> why you feel like sitting down here for 2 hours? You don't have anybody at home right now? >> Well, she said, what she say? She said you just need to get help. I'm not answering the phone. So, >> who is it? >> My wife. >> Well, she's at least talking to you. What? I sent her 12 messages and she sent me one. >> Yeah, but she wants you TO GET SOME HELP. Let's get you some help. >> Hey, the guy up on the hill, can you let knowing who you come down? I feel like the more the barrier, the better party that way. >> Come on, Scott. Let us help you. >> I mean, I thought you guys would be here when I chased off the car with them, but I just wanted you guys to do like a body recovery. Like I didn't want you guys to be here for it. >> Scott, we want to help you. There's people out here that care. >> Tell me one thing you know >> about you. You're not giving me much. >> Yeah. >> I understand people get down sometimes and I understand people need help. We're all been there. I've been there. Come on, Scott. Let us help you. >> You're here. >> Why is your wife upset with you? Shut up. Really? >> Yeah. He was at a bonfire. Hey, I'm not going to do anything, but if you tell that guy that's coming by that car up there, I think it's one of your guys. >> I think it might be some other agency. >> Like, they can come on down. >> We could try to get a hold of your wife. We could try to work out a communication plan with her. If she's not answering your phone calls, >> she's not answering. She told me to off. >> Scott, do you live on street? >> Nope. Not the guy I'm thinking of. We had another guy that had an issue with his wife earlier today. >> Nope. I I'm going to back up. >> I just want you to set the rifle down. Scott, >> it's hard on my knees. I still got coverage up on the hill and he's still got coverage behind the door. >> Let us get you through this. Scott, you got any kids? >> Yeah, I got two wonderful kids. >> Two? >> Yep. Yes, you are, Scott from Street. No, >> we've tried to help you. >> I I THINK I'M FAMILIAR WITH YOUR SITUATION. Earlier today, you don't think I know you. I do know you. 6:00 this afternoon, we were with you, Scott. Just stay there. Don't come further. >> Why do you feel that this is the only way? >> Cuz it is about grand. You got two kids that care about you. >> No, they don't. >> Bull. >> Father to father, you do not need to put your kids through this. >> Yeah. >> No matter what you ever think that you did to them, the kids are there 100% for you. >> The kids I never did anything to. >> So, let us get you home to them. No. >> Let's get you home to them and get you healed so that you could be a fantastic father. >> Yeah. You good? Right hand, guy. I really hope you're good. >> Just put the rifle down. Let us help you. >> I'm I'm really sorry, guys. >> Scott, is there anybody else down here with you? >> Nope. >> Is everybody safe at home? >> Yep. They're all asleep by >> Okay, let us help you, Scott. >> Yeah. >> I want you to get back to your I want you to kiss them good night tonight. They won't they won't know anything until morning. At least >> the officer had done everything by the book. The non-judgmental approach got him talking, but that was the easy part. As long as he had that firearm and felt unwelcome, the officers had to stay sharp and never let their guard down. >> Come on, Scott. Let us help you. >> I don't really want to put you guys, so we all be cool and not point guns at each other. That would be awesome. Until you put the rifle down, I can't. >> Yeah. >> Scott, stop right there. Don't come any further. >> You're going to me, dude. >> I only thing I want. >> I don't want to do it. >> Yeah. >> 302. We got the 40 coming or not? >> I got it right here. >> Right side. You good? Left side. I'm sorry. I know the hilltop's good, sir. >> Take a couple steps back, Scott. Are you going to take a piss? >> Sorry. For any of the females in the crowd, please look away. >> I think Tremble's here. Just so you know, I do not have optics on board. You do not. >> Yep. Have him come down now. >> K9, respond down to the pavilion. Walk along the south side >> quickly. >> Entry road quickly. He is, but he's at a disadvantage for the position. He can't see the pavilion, the road coming down. He's taking a leak in the water. >> I'm really sorry, guys. >> I'm just going to go back to my bottle. >> Come on, Scott. Let us help you. >> I like the guy on the left of you. He's really good. >> You ready for this? >> Scott, don't do this. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry, guys. >> Don't do it. Scott, >> do not point that gun this way. >> Yeah. Just set the gun on the ground, Scott. We can help you. >> Yep. Hi, guys. Won't hurt as much. Hope you're good. Right. Left side. >> Don't do it. Scott, put the gun on the ground. >> Please be good. Left side. Okay. The only thing I'm asking has two shot. >> Scott, put the gun on the ground. Okay. >> Are we good left side? left side. Holy shock to the guy on the left side. Dude, I don't know you, but I really care for your family. And like that guy on the left is not helping me out. >> Scott, I care about you and your family. >> Yeah, well, >> come on, Scott. Let us help you, please. >> You guys got the body camera. >> Scott, let us help you. >> I love you guys. Let us get you home. Let us get you home to your N. >> You're not going to send me open to my >> Wait, what did I? >> Because I'm done. >> You are not done. The officers kept trying to reach Scott. But this was no ordinary standoff because his pain seemed tied to the very people they were trying to guide him back to. He was drifting, lost at sea, and this could go either way easily. Fire mail parties down. I got him. You want to check yourself? >> Rifle's off to the side. >> You want to check yourself, please? >> I'm good. Okay. Don't check me. >> Yep. Meet me up by the pavilion and then we will approach from here. He does not move there. I'm >> clear. >> Yep. Right here. >> Guys, back up. You guys back upow >> right here, Cooper. Stay there. You >> uh all of us on the left hand side here. I got Yeah, I'm good. Stay here until we're good. If we can get the bearcat to get covering over >> Yeah, I know. Do we want to send him just to get him off? >> If you don't depending on where the gun is to the right to the right of it, >> it's within. Did you see just see one gun? >> Just one gun. That's all I had. Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to check out there. >> I can't Well, there's that tarp on it, but I can't I can't see if anyone's like in that back side of it. >> Doing all right. Okay. Okay. >> Just to let you know, my body cam was docked. >> Okay. >> When I came up here, >> but I wasn't going to turn back around. >> Is that the guy you guys were thinking of? >> No, it is. It's not the one you're earlier today. >> Kimley here. >> How many? >> Two. too. >> Okay. You guys get called down here for us? >> Yep. We got >> Yeah. Kid was driving through. He talked about it when he was talking to us. Apparently, he scared off a guy with a rifle, and it was one of the guys that we were um In the end, Scott H. Macdonald was determined to have passed away at the scene. His family said he was a 21-year Army veteran, treated for PTSD, sober for three years, and struggling with issues involving his aranged wife. A tragic mix that led to a fatal outcome. Next up is the disturbing case of Juan Francisco Sosa Jr., a psycho who turned a simple family disturbance call into an ambush, targeting the very officer sent to help to help. Stay up. HEY, YOU GOT NOTHING. >> On July the 27th, 2025, in Cathedral City, California, an officer responded to a family disturbance call. But as he tried to make contact with those involved, he walked straight into an ambush. Get back. GET BACK. GET BACK. >> GET DOWN. STOP IT. GET AWAY. GO. Get up. STAY UP. STAY DOWN. HEY, HE'S GOT A KNIFE. HE'S GOT A KNIFE. >> You're going to get Do you hear me? You will get >> Get away. >> You will get Put it down. Put it out. Do you understand me? >> I didn't want to do that. >> Okay. Did you let it go? >> You have Look at me. Do you have anything else on you? >> I'm ready. >> Okay. Listen to what he's telling you. He's down. >> I got it. I got it. >> Do you have it? Let's go. >> The officer suffered only a minor laceration and later made a full recovery. However, the suspect identified as Juan Francisco Sosa Jr. was arrested on the spot and charged with attempt. We then head to Georgia, the Peach State, where a hostile resident suddenly turned on officers, forcing them to scramble for cover and fight to survive. >> Police department >> WHO IS IN MY HOUSE. November the 13th, 2023. Officer Deanna Sanchez and her partner answered a call in Butts County about a man screaming inside a home. As soon as they arrived, the scene felt tense and unpredictable. Their instincts told them that this wasn't a simple disturbance and they would soon be proven right. >> Go ahead and 103 traffic for me. 103 1033 >> Johnson Police Department. Hey, puppy. >> I hear like a male screaming, >> but I can't tell if it's coming from around back or up here. But just be aware there's some staircases right there. So, you ready? Jackson Police Department. >> Jackson Police Department. >> Is anybody in here? >> TV. >> Scream. >> Police department. I'm going to go right here. I got you. Clear. >> Where's the apartment? >> Oh, someone fail maybe. I don't know. We'll we'll clear this down here. >> Police department. What this goes to? >> We got some stairs and some guys over here. >> Police department. Clear. >> Got where? >> Some stairs and guns right now. >> We'll go right here right quick. Clear this. >> We got two sets of stairs. >> Bathroom. Clear. >> Garage is up. Heard about screaming. >> We'll go up here. >> All right. >> Got guns. >> Police department. It's locked. We might go other way. >> It's what? >> It's locked. I mean, it's closed up there. >> It's locked. Huh? >> I don't know. It's locked. was >> locked up there. >> Police department. >> I'm not going crazy. I heard a man screaming. >> The relentless effort finally paid off. Not just in the way that they expected. If anything, this was the last outcome they could have imagined. >> MR. HEY, >> go ahead and start the counting. Go ahead and start the counting. HOW'S IT GOING NOW? >> LUCAS, I'm stuck in the bathroom. First president on the right. FOLLOW six temple. Oh yeah, I saw that. It's too late. 280. LUCAS, >> where's he at? >> So, PUT YOUR GUN ON POLICE DEPARTMENT. WHERE'S THE FAMILY? WHERE'S THE FAMILY? WHAT'S HE GOING DOWN? What's he going down? Take cover 172. Take cover. Backup eventually arrived and took the man into custody without further being fired. Officer Sanchez survived, though she was injured while escaping the scene. Next up is a welfare check that spiraled into an intense exchange of firearms, catching officers off guard and turning a routine call into a fight for survival. >> What's he doing? What's he doing? >> What's going on? Give me 10. Give me a 10 three. Show me your Show your hands. >> Come out. COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. On May the 18th, 2025, at around 7:30 p.m., two Baltimore County officers responded to a 911 call in the 8200 block of North Boundary Road in Dundulk. What was meant to be a routine welfare check quickly spiraled, turning the helpers into the ones in desperate need of assistance. This is Officer Brady. Baltimore County Police. It's Officer Brady. Can I just Can I talk to you? It's Officer Brady. Can I talk to you? Get out of here. >> Can you come talk to me? >> I can't hear you real well. Can you come talk to me? We can't even get them out here. There's no point in even asking. You can't see if they're available monitor. Let me hang out here. Let me go around. Uh actually, real quick, let me try to call a complaintant. See if the sun picks up or whoever called Stand up. Hello. >> Hey, this is Officer Brady. Look, >> this is sir. >> Hey, so we're And just so you know, my camera's on, but we're at and nobody's We can hear him talking. >> No, we're out front. Do you want us to come around back? >> Yeah, come around back. They were supposed to tell you to go around back. >> Okay. Didn't see that. Um, I'll come around the back. >> All right. Thank you. >> All right. No problem. Bye. >> All right. Bye. >> Just um she said for us to come around back. I don't know if you want to wait here and I'm going to go talk to her. >> Things had been routine up until now. The officer approached the alley with optimism and a clear intent to help, unaware that he was about to be caught in a domestic crossfire. >> Hey, sir. >> Hi. >> What's he doing? What's he doing? >> What's going on? >> Give me 10. Give me a 10 three. Show me your Show your hands. >> DROP THE GUN. DROP. COME HERE. >> COME OUT. COME OUT. COME OUT. COME OUT. COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> I'm in THE REAR. DROP THE GUN. DROP THE GUN. PLEASE, PLEASE. >> Get out of the car, man. >> Oh my god. Please. We don't have a life. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> 4. >> 46. I'm good. We got more fired. He's got a gun in his hand. He's in the house. >> A chance TO COME OUT. >> DROP THE GUN. DROP THE GUN. COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. HANDS UP. COME OUT TO ME. COME OUT TO ME. COME OUT TO ME. COME OUT TO ME. >> Come out. Get him. >> Back. God damn it. >> We're going to get you help. >> No, we're all good. No, it's not. I don't know. I don't know. >> Stop. Stop. >> Yes. Officer involved. >> Sir, we're going to get you help. We're going to get you help. >> I don't know if he's hit on any extremities. The only bullet wind I see is on his face. Where? >> Is there anyone inside? >> Hey, >> is there anyone inside? >> No. >> Stop moving. I'm ready. >> GW have 108. >> Next year I need help >> here. You hold him. >> Hey, he was talking to me through the front. Clear the house with him. >> He's got a gun into his jaw. I don't know if he's anywhere else. >> You got to cuff everything. >> Let me know. Now >> I secure the gun. >> Okay, I got you. >> In the end, the man was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced unresponsive shortly after. A loaded firearm was recovered nearby. He was later identified as 43-year-old Glenn Petty Jr. of Dundulk, Maryland. Fortunately, none of the officers were injured. The last case was chaotic to say the very least, much like this welfare check at Denny's apartment, where delusion meant reality as officers came face to face with an unhinged fellow who mistook himself for a god and even brought a knife to a gunfight. >> MY NAME IS GOD. >> JOHN, >> all right, John, talk to >> I am God. Please drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Drop D drop it. Drop it. >> Drop that knife. >> On January the 19th, 2026, Western District officers responded to an apartment complex on the 1100 block of Park Avenue after multiple calls, a welfare check on a disorderly person, and reports of an armed individual. By the time they arrived, residents were already outside due to a fire alarm. And that marked the beginning of an encounter full of unexpected twists. >> Did you get a call? >> Yeah. >> Somebody got a knife or something like that? >> Where's the security at? >> Where they at? >> No, no, no. I'm trying to find out where they at. >> I don't think I don't know. >> All right. So, where are they? 9:15. Chase me and tennis with a nice white guy. All right. Thanks, TJ. All right. TW 93. Yeah. 13. What you doing? >> Sorry. 16. You said 32. >> Well, I think you said 32. >> Oh, we're not 32 in it. It looks like he's throwing stuff. Put me on fire. Get out of here. >> [ __ ] you. >> Pounding on the >> car 16. Can you guys clear the air? I got a number two male in the hallway. He has a big knife. I'm at the He's going down the staircase. Can I get another unit? >> Fox. What's the location? >> 111 Park Avenue. Fox 111 Park Avenue. 22. >> Wilson, I'm watching your camera. Okay, buddy. >> 16. He's He's behind his door. He has a big knife in his hand. I don't see him right this second, but I can hear him. 94 94 >> 9:15 in front of 915. >> The officer soon approached the apartment of interest and noticed a crucial detail, one that shifted the tone of the situation in an instant. >> Hey y have to make entry. There's blood on the door. I think someone else is inside. >> Once more police, open the door, >> sir. >> Open the door. >> All right, 12. How far are you? What floor are you on? >> Let it here. >> I'll make entry by yourself. >> All right, get back inside. Get back inside. 16. I need I need someone here ASAP. I need to I need to make entry. units to respond in front of 9:15 AC of 12. How far are you? Anyone this 111 apartment 915? >> After a short while, backup arrived and quickly took stock of the scene, especially once they heard the horrifying sounds coming from the apartment. They immediately realized that whoever was inside was acting violently and a chilling thought ran through their minds. They hoped that it wasn't what it sounded like. >> Police. No, that door's locked. Yeah, he has a he has a really he has a really big knife. He has like a >> Yes, but he's I don't know if he's I don't know if he's chopping somebody or what, but >> we got to get in. >> Can uh somebody bring me a ram or something to take this door? >> Police open the door. >> All right. All right. Uh, we need to get the door open. >> Does anybody have a ram? >> Don't forget the bunker. >> I got >> We need a ram. >> We need something to take this door cuz the door is locked. >> Do you mean go down to get the ram? >> 1043. >> Nobody's in the vault. >> I can't tell. Step back. Step back. Back. >> Back up a little bit. Don't laz. I'm on your left. >> Okay, I got you. >> Police. Police. >> COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> Come out. Hands up. >> Come out with your hands up and talk to us. >> Come out AND TALK TO US. Let's go. 104. You said Foxes and Robert. >> Yeah. >> Come on out and talk to us. What's your name? >> What's your name? >> MY NAME IS GOD. >> JOHN. >> All right. John, talk to us. >> I am God. >> Okay. >> Talk to us. >> What's going on today, Pat? What's going on? >> Okay. >> God, please drop the weapon. >> Please drop it for us. >> Please drop the weapon. >> More space. >> More space. More space. More space. More space. More space. >> Come on. Drop this. >> Drop that knife for us. God, >> John, please drop the knife. God, >> dare you. >> Please drop. >> Please drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Drop D drop it. Drop it. >> Drop. >> Drop that knife. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP THAT KNIFE. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Back up. >> Get back. Get back. Get back. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Back up. >> 21 ft. Everyone stay clear. >> Back up. >> Only guns up front. >> BACK UP. >> Only >> guns up front. Stay on her. We're good. >> We get on the ground. 21. >> Get down. You're doing good. >> Drop your weapons. >> No more. Drop your weapons. No more. >> No more. >> Bunker up front. Bunker up front. >> I got hands. >> One person behind the bunker. Let's form one line. >> No. Let's get some Let's get some Let's out in front of me, too. >> Yeah. No. You're going to get the kill. >> Hold on. Let's stay here. >> Weapons. >> Drop it. >> I got you. >> We want to talk to you. >> Things started to look a bit more controlled and the officers tried talking to the man identified as Denny. For a brief moment, it seemed like they were in the clear, but they were not. >> Just please leave the Nobody wants to get hurt. I appreciate that. Back it up a little bit. >> Keep coming back. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. >> Let's take it to the elevators if we have to. >> You're doing a great job. I appreciate that. >> Keep coming back. >> Let's Let's take it to the elevators where we got more. >> You're doing a great job. >> Thank you. >> You're very You're your help. Thank you. I appreciate it. I appreciate >> from you. >> We're going to have everything we say. He's going to lay down your knee. >> You got to get on your knees. >> Your knees. >> Stay down, >> sir. Get back on the floor. >> You got to get on the floor for me. >> Get back on the floor. >> You've been doing a good job. I appreciate you. >> Get back on the floor, buddy. >> All right, we're going to have no more. >> You're doing a good job. I appreciate you. Get on your knees. You got to get on your knees. >> Yep. Bud, you're doing good. >> You're doing good. >> You're doing a good job. Thank you. >> You're doing a good job for me. cuff >> here. Get another pair of >> cuffs. I got I got I got my double cuffs all the way. >> 9:15. Somebody take that apartment. >> Once we have custom >> In the end, Denny was taken to a local hospital with two firearm wounds. In our faces, assault and weapons charges.