Is that gone? >> Uh, the guy in the black truck that just got hit out. Are you with us? >> He's gone. >> Bleeding away. Help. Please. >> What are you going to do? >> Bleeding away. >> Yes. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Every day, cops put their lives on the line to protect citizens. But what happens when the protected becomes a cop's only hope of survival? >> Stop. Don't do it. >> Cut it out. Cut it out. Cut it out. >> Thank you. He tried to grab my trust. >> Here are several moments when citizens become a cop's only hope of survival. Starting with Stacia Matushi and her fellow countrymen who saved officer Stacy Wright, who came dangerously close to being swallowed by the abyss during her violent encounter with David Kubc during an ill- fated traffic stop. >> You're going 57 and a 35 sir. What the [ __ ] >> Knock it off, man. Knock it off. Now, >> on September the 10th, 2022, at around 4:25 p.m. in the area of Lost Nation Road and Lost Nation Airport in Lake County, northeastern Ohio, an officer from the Willoughby Police Department identified as Officer Stacy Wright pulled over a 2009 black Chevy Malibu, driven by a man later identified as Dave for driving 57 mph in a 35 mph zone. While she approached Dave for questioning, she had no idea she was dealing with a psycho who didn't mind sending her to her maker if it ever became necessary. >> Hello, Monster will be pleased by her. This is why I'm stopping you this speed. 57 and a 35. You're going 57 and a 35, sir. You have a driver license, proof of insurance. Why are you getting out of the car, sir? I don't need my driver's license. 12 radio male just stepped out of the vehicle. You step over here now. Have a seat on the ground. Have a seat. >> I'm not sitting. I'M NOT SITTING. >> BACK OFF. Back up. >> I'm not sitting, mother. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not. >> I will tase you, sir. Touch the vehicle. Put your hands on the vehicle now. What started as a simple traffic stop had finally turned into full-blown chaos, and Officer Stacy was obviously having a bad share of it. Just when [music] Dave, the driver, thought it was time to give the officer a tragic end by trying to reach her firearm, a brave citizen rolled in. And that moment changed everything. >> What the [ __ ] >> Radio semi unit, roll over on your stomach now. >> Despite [snorts] a citizen stepping in to help officer Stacy, the nightmare was far from over. Dave was still putting up one hell of a fight. And it was becoming painfully clear that if things kept going this way, he might actually get away with it. >> Knock it off, man. >> Knock it off now. >> Get your arm behind them. Put your arm behind your back. >> Hey, get your Get your cops. Get your cops. >> Shut up. Shut up. You don't do that to a woman. Do you understand me? >> You don't do that to a woman. >> All right, take your money. >> Take your time. >> Don't do that to a boy. Raised you. >> All right, >> good up here. >> Mail's container this time. >> Roll on your side. stand up. Walk back to my car. The chaos had finally come to an end and Stacia Matuchi and other citizens who stepped up to save Officer Stacy obviously deserved some kind of national award. But as for Dave, the officers were just getting started with him. >> What's going on, bud? What's your first >> Dave? What's going on? >> You having a bad day? All right. So, what happened with the traffic stop here? >> She told me to sit down. I wasn't sitting. >> And then what happened? >> And then she came at me and that was it. I just said I'm not sitting down. She told me to sit down. And I said, "I'm not sitting down." And she went to she went to grab me and that was it. I said, "I'm going to defend myself." So, uh, >> what did you do to defend yourself? >> I grabbed, you know, I grabbed her. I didn't punch her or anything. I just grabbed her. >> You knew at the time? You knew at You knew you knew at the time or anything? >> You knew at the time that she was a police officer? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions for us? Um, I was just trying to solution. >> Well, it doesn't sound like it. >> You're under arrest for resisting and most likely police officer. So, he'll be going back to the police station to handle that. >> In the end, he was charged with exceeding the posted speed limit, resisting arrest on a police officer, and disorderly conduct. >> [snorts] >> Stacy Matuchi and her fellow countrymen deserved some accolades for saving officer Stacy, but they were nothing compared to Crowley and Joseph Patrick, who assisted officers to neutralize 41-year-old Frank Padilla, who tried to override an officer and reach for his firearm on patrol. >> What is going on? >> Because you about almost crash into me. Hey. Hey. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. It will be over as soon as you put the hand behind your back. >> On May the 18th, 2021, at around 400 p.m. on Howland Boulevard in Deltona, Florida, a black Ford F-150 driven by 41-year-old Frank Padilla was flying through traffic, weaving across lanes, and nearly slammed into a patrol vehicle without hitting the brakes. Deputy Anthony Zimmer of the Valuchia County Sheriff's Office, the very deputy the truck almost collided with, immediately jumped into pursuit after witnessing the reckless driving firsthand. After several intense minutes, Deputy Zimmer finally caught up with the suspect at an intersection. But what should have been a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled into a tense and unpredictable situation the deputy never saw coming. >> What are you doing? WHO? Come here. Come here. COME HERE. What are you doing? Come here. Come here. What are you doing? >> What is going on? No. No. No. Calm down. Calm down. What is What are you doing? You're Yeah, you're crazy. You're going crazy already. >> No, no, no. Calling the police. Call >> We are. What is going on? >> You call me. >> Oh, cuz you about almost crash into me. Hold >> on a sec. Calm down. What's your name? >> Frmpolina. My law. >> No, no, no, no, no. You going to stay right here. Come back here a second. Come back here a sec. Hey, no, no, sir. Sir, come back here. Come back here, man. Come on. Come on. Put your hands on your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back, man. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Okay. Don't Don't do that. >> For several minutes, Frank Padilla kept Deputy Zimmer on edge as he struggled and tried to reach for his firearm. Every attempt to place him in handcuffs felt like an uphill battle. >> Hey Hey, >> get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Come on. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> It'll be over soon. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> They want to get me. >> Nobody's going to want to get ain't working, buddy. >> It ain't working. >> They want to get me. >> We got Calm down. We got one custody. >> You okay, sir? You bleed now? >> I'm fine. >> No, I am. >> You You're bleeding? >> You good? >> Yeah. >> Everybody okay? >> We're going to rescue. >> Hey, >> relax. >> Relax. >> Nobody hit you in the face. Relax. >> Sit up. >> You hit me, buddy. You hit me. >> You hit me. >> Sit on your butt. Get up and sit on your butt. >> Behind me. Help me. Easy, man. >> Deployment. >> Yeah. >> Where'd it go? >> It's right there. >> Help me. >> The car. >> Hey, >> check him. I got blood all over me. >> Yeah, me too. >> You don't need me at all. >> Drop my brand new glass. >> You check my heart. >> Check your heart. >> Check your heart. After finally getting Frank Padilla the LZ secured in the back of a patrol cruiser, the officers turned their attention to the brave citizens Richard Cwley and Joseph Patrick who saved Deputy Zimmer's life to give a breakdown of how it all went down. >> What happened? >> They at the intersection and they started fighting. I guess resisted. >> Oh, okay. So, you're just a witness bystander. >> Witness. I pulled in here. This is his truck and the dog jumped out. So, I put the dog back in the truck. >> Oh, okay. Can I get >> Can I give you my going on. This is a gentleman that helped me over there in that truck right over there. Okay. But I was >> You good, sir? >> Your officer was just talking to him. >> Yeah. >> He shoved your officer, tried to run away. Your officer grabbed his hand. He punched your officer. >> Got what? >> Yeah. No. Got turned off in the fight. Huh? >> Yeah. >> He did nothing. I was sitting at the light. >> He was talking to him. The guy trying to run away your officer. >> In the end, Frank Fidil was charged with resisting an officer with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, driving with a suspended license, careless driving, and driving with an expired registration. Next is Nathan, whose mission to squeeze life out of a female officer was brought to an end by a brave citizen in broad daylight. >> Get off. Get your camera off of me. >> You're not going anywhere. >> Where am I going then? You're saying cuz I'm talking to you. >> All right. What? >> Put your hands behind you. >> Get on the ground. >> All right. >> Get on the ground. On January the 23rd, 2025, on a sunny day in Wesha, Wisconsin, a female officer received a 911 call from a store located in a quiet neighborhood, reporting that a man later identified as Nathan was inside the store and was threatening two staff members. Before the officer could get to the location, Nathan had fled on his red bicycle. Instantly, the officer launched a quick search, and it didn't take long before she found Nathan a few blocks away from the store. But in the next few moments, she would regret tackling him alone. >> What's [snorts] going on with you today? >> I'm going home. >> Well, I need to talk to you, so stop. >> Get off. Get your camera off of me. >> You're not going anywhere. >> Where am I going then? >> You're staying right cuz I'm talking to you. >> All right. What? >> What? What's going on with you today? >> I'm telling them the off cuz they had my stuff in the woods. >> He's hanging out with him. >> I don't really feel like telling this story right now. Okay. >> I got to go home. >> No, you're not going anywhere. >> Why? Who the are you? What's your name? >> Nathan. >> Thank you. >> Anywhere. If >> you do, >> you're not going anywhere. >> You're going to me do it on TV before I spit your [music] face. >> Wait. Don't spit on me. >> Don't get your hands off me. You like me. Grab my >> You're not going anywhere. >> I got a girlfriend. You're not touching me no [music] more. >> You're not going anywhere. >> You can touch me all you want, but >> Get off the bike. >> Get off the bike. >> Or what? >> Get off the bike. >> Yeah, I'm off the bike. Hold it for me. >> Stand right there, >> dude. Just just don't drop it, boy. Quick. Don't make me demonstrate. >> Hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Can't put them behind my back. You can put them in front. Go ahead. >> No. Put them behind your back. >> For what? >> Because you're under arrest. >> For what? >> Because you're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> For Wonder who? >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back or you're going to get tased. In no time, the officer realized that the report she received over the phone was no exaggeration. Nathan wasn't just toxic. In fact, he was unpredictable and clearly capable of anything. >> Put your hands behind you. >> Get back. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> The officer had finally found herself in the most vulnerable state she had ever imagined. She was stuck between letting Nathan go and living to fight another day or holding him and risking paying the ultimate price. >> Get out of the ground. >> All right. >> Get on the ground. >> Yeah. Stay down. >> You ain't with the woman, man. She's No, she did it. >> Yes, she did. >> You got You got someone coming. >> Yes. >> Stay down. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put it behind your back. >> Put it behind. >> Yeah. If you don't resist, don't resist. >> Yeah. Keep it right there. [clears throat] >> Yeah. >> Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yeah, you were resisting. I watched you resist her. >> I'm sorry. >> That's cuz she's >> No. Yeah, because you didn't listen to her. >> Get off any >> I can't breathe. Please. >> I got you. I got you. I got you. >> I got him. You want to get up and reset? Sorry, hun. I just had to demonstrate this. >> That's fair. >> I'm not gonna my buddy. I just >> Sorry. I'm on camera. >> What you told us [music] in our business? >> I'm I didn't I was I'm done. >> Are you hurting, man? >> I'm okay. I'm okay. I'm sorry. She Okay. I didn't mean that, man. This is President. >> I'm sorry. I promise. >> Okay. I have no winning. I promise. I got a girlfriend. She's pregnant. I swear to God. Okay. All right, >> I'm already >> I thought the wood >> I'm just going to call transported by Yambo >> 22. We'll take a 1052 for me. He's conscious alert. >> Kind of hard to tease. >> He's We haven't sed him yet. Um he's not really making a whole lot of sense. So go back on your side, man. going to be the chief complaint for the ammo. >> Sorry, guys. >> You okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Hey, you okay? >> Sorry you guys were or something, man. You guys beat >> beating2 throw some candies at my head. >> Go ahead. >> Let the chief complain for the ambulance. >> Your feet out real. How are you? >> I'm 26. I'm 23. It's probably just 9. >> This is how you guys a long time ago. Oh, thank God. >> I got >> I don't got >> Can you um talk to Can you get a statement from him? He's a business and when I got here, he was laying on top of assistant. So, >> okay. >> While an officer was assigned to take record of the brave citizens who saved the female officer from a tragic end, Nathan's fate hung in the balance. >> Can I hit that thing? in my uh Can you give me my phone and chill? >> We're going to take all your property now. >> All right. >> Can you not bring me into jail? >> 26. It's under control. You can slow anyone else you want. >> Yeah, I'm okay, guys. I'm okay. >> No. No. Are you okay? That's my girlfriend's stuff. Don't my phone and everything. Don't touch it. Don't touch. >> We're taking We're taking all your stuff, man. >> You can't have my phone. Well, you can, but I'll just I got another one anyways. >> Can I go home? >> No. >> Where are we going to jail again? >> 264. Your feet for me. 406 car will be in front of there. Are >> these shorts? >> Hell yeah, man. They're shorts, man. It's cold, man. What the >> I'm a man. >> I hate my wife. that positive problem with >> see if they want to complain for DC cuz I >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What's your birthday? >> Throw them in here if you want. >> Yeah. Donald Trump. >> 1074. Let me uh >> American uh screaming. >> Hold on. Stop. Let me just adjust your couch real quick. >> Don't uh nothing. >> This one. >> Don't uh >> My hands are freezing. >> Yeah, you can. >> All right. All right. Have a seat. to stay positive. >> In the end, he was charged with battery to a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer, and disorderly conduct. This case takes us to New Mexico, where a pregnant officer was saved from a psycho carjacker who tried to run her over with a stolen vehicle. >> I'm going to cut it out. On August the 3rd, 2023 in New Mexico, officers received a report from a woman that her white SUV Navigator had been stolen. Immediately, a search was launched for the vehicle, and within an hour, a female officer located it along Old Las Vegas Road with the suspect behind the wheel. She quickly attempted a traffic stop, but the situation took a sudden disastrous turn when the suspect realized that she was a pregnant officer. THERE'S A BIKER. NO, he just >> Get off the road. Okay. Get off the road. He's dangerous. Get off the road. >> On the bike. I'm going to hit him. 146. He's still going. He's He's crashing my vehicle as well. You're on. He's on foot. Where do you think they come? He's running at me. >> Stop. >> I'm going to tase you, dude. Stop. Stop. >> I'm going to get 146. He's still going. He's He's crashing my vehicle. >> Stop. I'm going to tase you, dude. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. With the situation getting more tense by the second, especially being that they were both on a lonely highway, it was certain that in no distant time he was going to do something crazy. >> Don't let him get in. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Don't do it. >> Cut it out. Cut it out. Cut it out. >> Thank you. >> Stop. Stop. Out. He's trying to stop. >> No, he's trying to grab my >> Get out the car. >> Get out the mother. >> I'm going to [laughter] >> I'm going to cut it out. >> I can't see you. >> What's your problem? >> Stop it. Baby, >> stop resisting. >> Just let me go. back the [ __ ] Get it out. Get it out. >> Turn the dude. >> Cut it out. >> I'm t you. Stop it. You're driving and everything. I'm tas you. I everything. Stop trying to bite me. >> 146 come one mile detained. >> We're on 63 at the two. >> You hit this [ __ ] dog. I swear. >> Hold up. I need to [laughter] >> Hold up. I need you guys. >> Hold up. You guys feel me? >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Are you sure? Because you made that bike. >> Yes. Thank you. >> But just when he was about to steal another truck to finish up what he started, someone uninvited joined them. As it stood, the suspect had finally accepted defeat, at least for the moment. But just when he thought that the nightmare was over and that he had seen it all, he had no idea that the officers had other plans. punching it. Shut up. >> I checked him for weapons though. >> I'm pregnant. >> So, I need to go. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands above your knees. >> Put your hands. >> Stop. >> Protesting right now. Put your hands up now. You understand? >> Yes. >> Well, then be quiet. >> Okay. Okay. I surrender. >> You tried ladies. This is Bruce B. I know you hit me. Stop it. Help me. >> I to back up my kept coming. >> Kept punching my unit. He has a tire, but I can't find it now. >> Cuz I got flat. You >> left it on my unit. >> I wanted to, but I just put him on. You're going to break my wrist. >> What should we do? >> Oh, there we go. Okay, let me go. >> Shut up. Right there. >> What are you guys doing? >> Shut up. Be quiet. >> America, help me. >> Okay, I'm going to take one off, but I'm going to hold that wrist like that. Okay. >> Say, please don't tell me. >> Be quiet. >> Don't be quiet. I told her to back up. She going to wait for help. >> Hold up. Okay. >> I told her to stop. >> I told you to stop. >> She didn't run it. >> Be quiet. >> Let me guess. >> I guess it disturb me. Oh. No, let me do it by myself. I'll put in the back. >> Stop doing this. >> Okay, I'm going to grab >> beside you. >> Hold up. Hold up. Let me grab it. >> Okay, I'll give it to you here. >> Stop. >> I'll give it to you. >> Stop. >> You try to grab my Shut up. >> You guys are jumping here. >> Shut up. >> You guys Oh, my hand's too dry. >> She ran right over me with the car. >> Be [snorts] quiet. at me. >> Multiple times. >> Okay, >> I'm going to get um gloves and stuff. I'm going to just pat him down. I can do this. >> Whatever. >> Let's sit him up. >> Shut up. I don't care. Shut up. I have a card for Canada, >> but I need my >> 146. Can you also start? >> I want one for the 41. He went head on with me. >> She's in a bike that >> like a bicycle >> and then the male as well. That was innocent. >> At this point, the officers were left with two tasks. First, reaching out to the lady the carjacker almost run over. Second, giving the carjacker a deserved end. >> Well, get up. We're going to put you in the unit. >> Help me. Okay. You don't have to >> get up. I'm not going. >> She ran over my foot. >> Look, we're going to put you in the unit, bro. >> Oh, she ran over, bro. Help me, please. >> The cops ran over my foot and I missed my >> Get over here. >> Chill, bro. Hey, chill out. Get that car over there. out. >> Have a seat in there. >> Have a seat in there. >> Okay, hold on. >> Sit in there, bro. >> Hurry up. Put your foot up. >> Sit in there. Hurry up. Put your foot up. Put your foot up. >> I think she ran over my right. >> Okay. Well, get up. >> Right side. Step in there. >> Hurry up. >> Step in there, bro. step in there. Okay, just hurry up. I fell. >> Well, she ran over me. Don't try scared. She came out with >> Step in there, man. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Thank god you >> step in there, bro. Last time. >> Hey, they ran over my foot across your car. He ran over my foot across the >> Are you kicking my unit, bro? >> I don't know who you >> take to help me. >> You were You weren't you when you went head on with my partner, were you? >> No. Because >> Exactly. So, be quiet then. >> I was fine. >> But just then, they realized the suspect wasn't just a random carjacker. He was a psycho who was very unpredictable. In the end, he was charged with unlawful taking of a vehicle, reckless driving, aggravated with a weapon, and battery on a police officer. Still on citizens becoming a cop surviving hope, these citizens deserved a national award for becoming the heroes of the day by saving officer Jude Ramillian's life after a driver he pulled over tried to send him to the world beyond. >> You got driver's license on you, too. >> You're not wearing a seat belt. >> It's not good. It's I don't have I've got it on as tight as I can twist it. >> He needs another tourniquet. >> You have a belt belt. >> Yeah. >> On July the 13th, 2025, at about midday near Bluegrass Airport in Lexington, Kentucky, an officer by the name Jude Ramillan pulled over a driver for not wearing a seat belt, having no idea that he was about to experience the darkest day of his life. Go >> ahead, put your hand on the steering wheel for me. Go ahead, put your hand on the steering wheel for me. So, go ahead and put your hand on the steering wheel. What's going on? Reason why you're not seat belt on it. Huh? It was it was you got the driver's license. Let me roll down the back window, bud. Good. Good. You got the driver's license on you, too. >> You're not wearing your seat belt. >> Do you have any ID on you? >> Where you? >> The officer immediately sensed that something wasn't right about the driver and the passenger. No matter how calmly they tried to answer his questions, their words felt scanty and their behavior was strangely nervous. He could sense that something was wrong, but he couldn't quite put his finger on it. fly at the AIRPORT 1064. So in the way of the vehicle or what they had on >> stand off subject. >> Just when all hope seemed lost, some brave citizens stepped in and became the unexpected heroes of the day. >> Yeah. >> Please do. What are you going to do? >> Yes. Oh my god. Are you okay? Oh my god. Here. You're not coming out. Leave your head on the leg here. Leg here. What did I do? What did I do? You know, tell me what to do. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. [snorts] >> Is that Did you get a description of what the male was wearing and what directions he was there for? Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> There's some water, please. Oh my god. >> Yeah. Yeah. Anybody call? >> Yeah. He uh we need a better tourniquet. Do you have a tourniquet on you? >> Do you have a tourniquet on you? >> I got another belt. >> You got another belt? I'm not cuz I don't have this one good. Is that the only place you were on the right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> He's got a >> Got one bullet. >> Yes. >> We saw pulling out the wrong way. >> He almost water. >> Yes. I just opened it. >> 91. >> Is that the guy in the black truck? >> He almost hit us, dude. I was like, what is this guy doing? >> Might have been might have been 15 seconds earlier. He knocked me right. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. It's not It's not good. It's I don't have it on here. I've got it on as tight as I can twist it, but I He needs another tourniquet. >> You have a belt belt. >> Yeah. >> Get up higher high as you can. >> All right, dude. Pull your leg this way so I can get this way. Okay. Ah. I'm sorry, man. >> Is that good? >> I don't know if I can or not. Bring your meat >> over here. Hold it. >> Where's Where's Where is the shot? Right here. >> Down here. >> Did it go all the way through? >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Would you like for me to do that? >> Yep. It might be easier for you. I'm just trying to stand behind him so he has something to lean up against. You ready for more? >> You okay? >> Stay with us. >> Stay with us. Stay with us. >> Yeah. All right. >> Stay awake. >> Sirens. >> You ready for more? Just stay with us. You want me to put it on your head a little bit? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Sorry, man. >> No, you're fine. >> Just trying to keep his head up. >> What h What happened here anyway? >> The best. You need >> you all right? >> Yeah. >> What's your name? >> We're sorry about this, >> Bub. The guy in the black shirt just got hit us for one hour. >> Hey, are you with it? >> He's gone. You >> okay? >> Wait. On your head. >> You got Despite the citizens desperate efforts to keep the officer conscious and alive, he was slowly slipping into the abyss right before their eyes. Time was running out fast. And if they were going to save him, they knew that they had to think outside the box. >> Anybody got any more water in their vehicle? >> Where is an ambulance coming? >> I heard him, but >> I'm sorry, man. >> You just tell me what to do. >> You okay? >> Ready for another drink? >> Look at me. >> You married? >> No. >> No. Got a girlfriend? And kids. >> Yes. >> Yeah. How many? >> One for the leg. >> How many kids you got? >> Huh? >> What's her name? >> Brian. >> Brienne. >> Yeah. Where are you at? >> In the leg. >> One in the leg. >> What's your unit number? >> 204. 304. >> Unit number 304. You get the uh airport locked in. >> Yeah. >> The car the truck went that way. It was a black Ford pickup. >> There's a newer Dodge. >> Was it Dodge? >> I don't know. He just about hit us. We had to swerve over 20. >> We need an ambulance like now. >> Ready for another one. What was you trying to stop him for? Boss >> once or not truck. He's a friend of mine asked for a ride and uh when the cop got behind me, he told me to run. I said, "I'm not going to run, man. We Why?" >> Yeah. >> Oh, that's great. >> Step back over here for >> Can you hold this? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Sorry, man. >> You're good. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Ready for another drink? >> I try to get somebody to get some more water up here. >> Do you have water? >> He needs water. >> Where did go in the car with somebody? >> He's walking with me. She was crying. You want >> your head? Yeah. Uh, >> anybody got a napkin? Wipe his face off a little bit. >> He got a turn on. >> Yeah, we got two. >> We got a >> as best as we could do. If you got something better than >> I got right here. >> You okay? >> So, >> so how'd you get >> Hey, this guy right here has all >> lean back. >> Huh? Lean back. >> Lean back. >> Just don't go out on us. At this point, frustration had begun to set in, and some people were already starting to lose hope. Several minutes had passed. They had tried everything that they could think of, and none seemed to be working. Just when it seemed like all hope was lost, something happened that gave the citizens a reason to believe that the officer might still make it. >> He can give you all the engine. >> Yeah. elevator. Water, but I was terrified. >> You let me know if you need >> you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to need everybody here. This is going to be a state trooper. That's been >> He said he would pull the guy over for warnings. This guy over here in a blue shirt, I think it might have been his truck. And when he got behind him, the guy tells him to run and he's like, "No, I'm not running." So he gets out of the truck and the other guy steals his truck, I think. Yeah, but he knows everything. >> We tuck this up. >> This is going to hurt on your leg. >> This guy's here. >> Yep. >> How far back is he allowed to go? >> Can he go all the way down? >> He can lay all the way down. You pour it on your forehead. Just don't go out on side, brother. I don't put in your eyes or your >> 11:44. Okay. >> You ready for You want a drink or no? >> I want you to know that they are going the wrong way. It's going to be at the airport. I need them at the airport. Little nose. >> You need more? Yeah. >> Pour across your forehead. Go back. Okay. Cool you off a little bit. >> Pour it on your neck a little bit. Is that good? >> Yeah. >> I'm afraid to. These guys are here. Seen them all pass the airport. They're passing unman. >> In the end, the officer was taken to a nearby hospital while the search for the driver was handed over to a specialized unit. Later that same day, the driver got into a standoff with police, which he didn't survive.