from Cody Dean Olsson, a dumb criminal who thought he could outgun the cops during a routine traffic stop. >> You okay? >> No, I'm I'm to Terry Sharp, another genius who believes shooting his way out of a warrant arrest was somehow a solid ESCAPE PLAN. >> PLEASE. PLEASE. WATCH your >> Drop it now. Drop it now. Drop it. >> Drop it. Drop the >> These dumb guys tried pulling a firearm on cops. Starting with 21-year-old Shane Newman, a dumb criminal who thought he was tough enough to pull a firearm on a cop after getting caught shoplifting as if escalating a petty theft into an armed showdown was somehow going to end well. On December the 18th, 2025 in Canton, Ohio, officers were dispatched to a local Walmart following reports [music] of an active shoplifting incident. But by the time they arrived, they were met with two dumb criminals who thought that they had pulled off the perfect little heist and were already on their merry way home, completely unaware that their luck was about [music] to run out. Let's go. Come on. This way, guys. Yeah, probably. Unless you guys did something crazy. You didn't do anything crazy, did you? You should be using that charge. Come on. Come on guys. Go. Come here, guys. >> You got anything on you I need to know about? Watch your hand in your pockets. >> It's my phone. >> I'm going pat you down real quick. All right. >> Nothing on you was going to poke me. >> Okay. See, >> nothing on you that I need to know about. >> I do have this. >> No. >> What's in there? >> Yeah. >> Go ahead and see for me. Anything else in there I should know about, my man? >> Yeah. Come on. >> Um, I have a valid. If you like to see that, I can pull that up like on my shirt. >> Okay. >> Or like my pharmacy. You can see it's prescribed. Katarina, >> right? While the female suspect appeared cooperative, her male counterpart, later identified as Shane Newman, had a far more reckless plan in mind. A plan so unbelievably dumb that it would flip a routine shoplifting arrest into a dangerous life or death confrontation that no one saw coming. >> What's up? >> What's your name? >> Xavier. >> Xavier what? >> My man, if you don't cooperate, we'll put you in handcuffs. I I'll give you I'll give you my resourc that was not right. Thank you for that. >> Are we going to get you? Now I let something crazy happen. >> I swear not. >> You did it, too. So on her, >> we watched you walk over and put a item in the bag off the shelf. 5550. >> And just when the officer least expected it, Shane made his move, making a reckless split-second decision that showed he was ready to put everything on the line. NEED HELP. >> Use your hands. Now, >> don't touch it. Do not touch anything. >> I'm not just the front. >> Also 765 being like regression. Thank you. guys. So far, so Everyone knows you're pushing. You don't have to beat me up. Sorry. Good. Yeah. We're almost out, >> huh? You don't have anything on you, right? Please look anchor. She doesn't want anyone not slow down. Yeah, he was real close to you. Yes. That's why. >> For reasons only he could explain, Shane actually thought that he was tough enough to pull a gun on the cops, as if that was somehow going to end in his favor. Instead, all he achieved was turning a shoplifting arrest into a mountain of far more serious charges and securing himself a one-way trip to jail. In the end, he was hit with attempted murder, felonious assault on a police officer, robbery, drug possession, and having a weapon under disability. Just like Shane, here's another dumb criminal who thought pulling a firearm during a traffic stop was his ticket out without minding that he might pay the ultimate price. >> That was a heck of a stop, sir. >> I have a and I'm I'm armed. I'll let you know. So, why did you pull? >> So, now you want to give me that. >> Hey, don't you read? >> On April the 23rd, 2025 in Fairfax County, Virginia, an officer on routine patrol spotted a vehicle with an expired inspection sticker and initiated what should have been a routine traffic stop. What started as a simple enforcement stop was about to spiral into a life or death encounter. >> Jesus Christ for Parkway 1432. >> That was a heck of a stop, sir. >> I have a gun and I'm I'm armed. I'll let you know. So, why did you pull me over there? >> Uh, your inspection sticker expired. >> Uh, call Joe Biden or call George Bush. >> Your driver's license. >> No, there's no I don't have a driving license. Why not? >> Go back, sit in the car, and leave. >> No, sir. >> No, >> it doesn't work that way. >> Okay. So, go ahead. Do whatever you want to do. >> Can I get your name? >> No. >> No. >> No. You You're People don't get a disability. Oh, I have kids and I have a lot of things. So, why you treat me this way? >> Can I get a supervisor to my location, please? You dumb people. Yougestic. I can't even go back to my country because of you. >> Do you have the uh registration to the vehicle? >> Nothing. Nothing. >> You got nothing? >> Nothing. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> And you don't want to give me your name, >> sir? Why? Look. Look. Hey, I'm I I when I was serving you with you liars with you people with American >> I served as well, sir. >> Yeah. You brought me to the you people brought me to this goddamn country and I'm every single day and I have four children and we wholly survive because YOU'RE AING VICIOUS PEOPLE. >> OKAY. >> YEAH. Because I can't get a job. I can't get a disability. And and they took my license because I'm not able to pay the insurance. >> So why are you trying to me? I'm not trying to >> you. I'm already I don't give a damn. >> Armed refusing to give ID. >> Don't reach for anything, dude. Don't unbuckle. >> I'm telling you, don't reach. I'm telling you, don't reach. I don't give a damn. >> I don't give a damn. >> If you do anything, >> he was growing more aggressive with every passing minute, and it was becoming painfully clear that it was only a matter of time before he made a very dumb decision. But for now, the officer stayed remarkably composed, doing everything he could to deescalate the situation before things crossed the point of no return. >> I stopped you for a lawful traffic stop. >> I DON'T GIVE A DAMN. Are you lying? >> I'm not lying. >> No, you >> It's obviously right there. >> You know, today what I'm asking for white people, you lied for 25 years. >> Bravo. >> You brought me to this country. I served with special forces. I lost my own brother. I LOST MY EVERYTHING. I HAVE NOTHING. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> No, you're sorry to hear that. No, no, don't don't play that. >> So, you don't have a registration to the vehicle? >> You know what? Listen, you're American. Okay. >> Yes. >> Yes. You are American. I give you my what you call. >> Take it. They took my driving license. >> They took it away. >> Yeah. for no reason. I have a hard time with core. >> I'll show you the paperwork. You won't believe when I call them. The system is broke. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Well, it sounds like you're going through a really rough time. >> Man, I should have s with with better than you. I was concerned and a dumb when I was concerned about but in America since 2014 I'm concerned about more about you people because you lie because you play games. That's how I'm going deeper deeper deeper. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So these are my partners here. They're coming up. I don't want you to get rattled but it's because you were reaching for your weapon. >> No no I'm not sir. Hey >> I watched you do it. >> I'm not I don't give a damn. Brings as many people as you can. >> You're not listening. What I'm thinking, I am listening to you. >> I have four children. >> I have four children. Do not reach your gun. >> Everybody slow down. >> But just when backup arrived, he finally showed his true colors. A man driven by bad decisions and reckless impulses. Whatever chance he had to end the encounter peacefully was slipping away fast. We want >> Hey, so >> listen American. This is Take it. Take I take this with you. Okay. >> So now you want to give me that. >> Hey, don't you read 800 Bravo. 800 Bravo. >> 800 Bravo. Signal one. 801 >> 800 Bravo. He's not moving right now. >> All right, wait. Ready, sir. All right, here we go. >> Hey, where's Angel Staging? See the baby there? >> They're staging route 50 and look what is taking me. >> Excuse me. 820 the barracks hospital eras. >> When the smoke cleared, two officers had been injured in the shootout, but thankfully both made a speedy recovery. The same could not be said for the driver. His reckless choices and deadly decision to pull a gun on police ultimately brought him a ticket to Foreverland. Speaking of criminals pulling guns, meet Brenda, a woman so unbelievably dumb that in a desperate attempt to escape the law, she actually grabbed and discharged a cop's firearm. >> Going together, you guys. >> He's a liar. I didn't touch him. >> Hand off. >> 88. Get medical here now. We got fired. >> On September the 7th, 2021 in Mjave County, Arizona, officers were dispatched to an a Maverick gas station after reports of an intoxicated woman brandishing a firearm. But upon arrival, they quickly realized that they weren't dealing with someone ready to obey lawful orders. Instead, they were met by Brenda K. Thomas, a woman who appeared disturbingly calculated, armed, and seemingly prepared for anything. >> By the manager over there, let's go that way. >> No, go around that corner right there. We were on safe. >> Put the gun down. Get out OF THE WAY. EVERYBODY OUT OF THE STORE. EVERYBODY OUT OF THE STORE. PUT THE PURSE DOWN. PUT THE PURSE DOWN. Put your hands ON YOUR HEAD RIGHT NOW. Turn around. >> Turn around. GET DOWN ON YOUR KNEES. DO NOT REACH. DO NOT REACH. GET DOWN ON YOUR KNEES. GET DOWN ON your knees. >> Get down. LAY DOWN FLAT. LAY down flat. >> Oh, you said on my knees. I >> lay down flat. >> Hi. How are you guys doing? >> Lay down flat. Put your hands behind your head. Put your hands both hands. >> Do not move. >> Do not move. >> Do not move. >> I won't hurt you. We're friends. We grew up together. >> Okay, I will. >> Put your hands. >> Ouch. I will. I promise. >> Okay. Oh, okay. I will. Yes, ma'am. Hey, who hurt you? Who hurt you? Okay. Can you please tell me? Please tell me who hurt your >> Don't cry. >> Okay. Okay. Ask me. I won't. >> DO NOT CRY. >> I promise. Blow my heart. Okay. Who hurt you? Why are you doing this to me? I didn't do nothing. I promise I won't hurt you. I got it. I got to throw up. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. >> Okay. Okay. Ma'am, >> roll over. >> Ma'am, roll over. >> Ma'am. trying to hurt me. I didn't do nothing to you. I didn't do anything. >> 52 415. >> Okay. All right. Okay. There it is. Ow. It just snapped. Call 911. Hurry. My neck. My neck snapped. Hurry. Okay. Hey, why why did I do this to you guys? What did I do? >> Okay. All right. I promise. What did I do to you guys? Are you all right? Was it Ray? I'll him if he hurt you guys. Okay, ma'am. Okay. Why do you want to hurt me? What' I do? Okay. Wait. Oh, okay. Here. I got something for you. It's It's a dress. Okay. Will you do me a favor and get this little girl out in safety? There's a little girl up there. Okay. All right. Oh. All right. Please. Is Heather and Kim okay? Yes, ma'am. I will. >> Okay. All right. All right. >> All right. LET'S GET ON YOUR STOMACH. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. Get on YOUR STOMACH. >> ON YOUR STOMACH. >> WHY IS EVERYBODY >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> OKAY. OKAY. I DID. >> Get your HAND ON YOUR BACK. >> HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I got to GIVE YOU SOMETHING. BRING IT BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I wanted to see you guys. >> I promise. >> Please. I promise I won't hurt you. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Come on. >> Cory, do something. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> You have it. You have it. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I PROMISE. OKAY. >> All right. >> It's good. >> What did I do to you guys? >> Good luck. >> Is everything okay? Did someone hurt you? I told her I would them up. I don't know anything. Can I go to my son's sit felling be >> medical connesia? >> I need help, please. You >> all right? >> Guys, can we talk? >> You have the right to remain silent if I exercise that right right now. Okay. >> Get up. >> I need I am I'm sorry. What happened to you? Hang on here. Let me My leg's hurting real bad. Connie, what happened? Get up. Is >> this you, too? >> Get up. >> I used to work the whole Easter. I'm promise you guys. >> Oh. >> Oh, wait. Can I get me real quick? >> No. >> What did I do with you guys? >> N open your car. >> My car. >> Oh, I've never been busted for in my life. >> I've never been busted for Wait, wait, wait. >> At that moment, it looked like Brenda had finally been subdued and that the chaos was over. But that sense of relief was about to be a dangerous mistake because even with officers thinking that they had the situation under control, Brenda still had one last unbelievably dumb plan up her sleeve. >> I've never been [ __ ] in my life, you guys. And you know I don't hang on. What did I do to do together, you guys? God damn. >> I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. >> He's a liar. I didn't touch him. >> Hand up. >> 88. Get medical here now. We got fired. >> Okay. Okay. I'm done. I'll stop. >> Let me up. I'll be up. I'll >> No, you don't move. You understand me? >> Yes, sir. >> Sir, I won't hurt nobody. >> I just need help. >> You guys got burnt stuff at first. >> Guys, I'll take >> Where's the gun at? Where's the gun at? >> You okay, babe? >> Get in my car. >> Where's your iPad? >> It's in my door. >> Right here. Right here. >> Tell my boys I love them with all my heart. >> Guys, please tell my boys I love them with all my heart. >> It hurts so bad. >> That's all right. So, I got >> helping the doctor >> here. Is that his gun? Yeah, >> that's my this is my >> Where's her gun at? >> It wasn't hers. It was Dave's. >> She got Dave's gun. >> Yes, sir. >> Let's roll her flat. All right, let's pat her down. >> She's got pros in her. >> Oh, dude. >> Hold your legs up. >> Yes, sir. I I have neck a brace in my neck. >> Got another little gun right there. >> You guys, what did I do to you? >> I promise I'll cooperate with you 100%. I promise you guys with all my heart. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I got it from the neighbors. Can I tell you the neighbors? Can I tell you the neighbors, please? >> Whose car is this ninjas? >> This guy raped me and he made me pockets. All right, >> sir. He He beat me and he's got my daughter. >> Yeah. >> Will you tell you you get my daughter away for that? >> Please. You beat me. >> Do you want Hobbles? >> These guys have seen Marie Thomas. >> Tell my boys I love him. All right. >> Carin Bowers, I love you. >> Get in the car. Come on. Feet up. >> Up. Get in the car. Sir, >> get in the car. Yes, sir. >> I can't get up. Can you help me >> stand on that and get in? >> Yes, sir. >> Feet in. >> Thank you guys. >> You're awesome. >> Okay. >> I didn't want to shoot anybody. Sorry. >> It's okay. I had to grab it. It's okay. >> With Brenda finally secured in the back of the cruiser, the immediate danger seemed to be over. But while one group of officers kept her contained, others began piecing together what had actually happened before they arrived, uncovering the chain of reckless events that had turned a gas station disturbance into an armed police standoff. >> When she came in the store the first time, saying, "You know who I am. I'm from Dolan Springs, blah blah blah." And then she walked back out cuz my boss told her to leave the store. She's going to call the cops. So, she left and I didn't think anything of it. Next thing I know, not even 10 minutes later, she walks back in. I didn't think anything of it. Then a customer told me, "Oh, she's got a gun." So I told my boss, I said, "I'm going to the kitchen." Cuz I >> Did you ever see the gun? >> Yes, I did. >> What did it look like? >> It It looked like it was a Well, I don't know what they call those ones with the barrel that spin >> a revolver, >> I think. So, >> okay. >> I don't know if it was loaded or not. All I seen was the gun, but my boss just told me that it was loaded. >> What color was it? >> It looked black to me. It was from a distance, so it could have been black. It could have been tanned off or whatever, like scratched off. You know what I mean? >> You're right. >> Yeah. And that's all I seen. And then as soon as I seen that, I told my boss, I said, "I'm going to the kitchen." >> Okay. >> And then one of your officers came in, said, "Everybody leave the store." And I left the store. >> I just got so scared. I'm still shaking. >> That's okay. I understand. Do you need any medical attention? >> No, I'm just I'm just shaking up. >> Okay. So, when you went into the kitchen, you didn't see any any interaction between the officers and this girl? >> Well, no. Uh, the only interaction that I saw from your officer and the girl is when your officer came in with the gun drawn and she said, "Everybody leave the store." And after that, it was just straight to the door. I didn't see nothing after that. Okay. >> All I seen was an open door and I'm going for it. >> Did you hear any gunfires? >> Uh, the only one that I heard is when she shot your officer, apparently >> And you heard just one single gunshot. >> That's all I heard. And I'm like, "What was I?" All I heard was boom. And I'm like, "What was that?" And then they all said that she grabbed the officer's gun and the officer in the leg of the foot, which I hope and pray that he'll be okay because none of you guys deserve to get for doing your job. >> Appreciate that. >> She was outside the store. I thought she was yelling at somebody that she knew and I'm like, "Okay, I didn't think anything of it." Then she started coming in the store and she started yelling at my boss and she's like, "Oh, I know you. I beat your your boyfriend and I'll do it again and I'll get my brothers and sisters from Dolan Springs and we'll kick everybody else ass here and this and that and it's just like okay and the customers are just sitt there we're just talking about after she left. I'm like I've seen stuff like that all the time where people come in and talk and leave and they don't come back. >> Did you recognize her from >> No, I've never I've never seen her. >> And that's when somebody told me that she had already gone in the store >> all yelling and crazy. >> Mhm. And some lady said to me, "Don't go in there cuz I want to pay cash." Cuz there's a lady in there with waving around a gun. I'm like, "Oh." So I played with my credit card. >> Uhhuh. >> And when they dragged her out, the guy had her like this. >> Uhhuh. >> And then I heard the gunshot. >> Okay. >> And she came in the first time. She's just yelling, you know, ranting and raving, you know, telling everybody, you know, whatever chills or whatever, blah blah blah. You don't know who you're with and so on and so forth. Okay. And everybody everybody just went about their way ignoring her, letting her do her thing. Rant ra >> the manager told her, you know, >> you need to leave. And then they started going, you know, with her. >> So she walked out, you know, about gone 5 minutes. She came back in. >> With witnesses pretty much telling the same story, the officers had heard all they needed to hear. The picture was clear. The excuse is pointless. And it was officially time for Brenda's next stop, where she'd begin facing the very real consequences of her unbelievably dumb choices and reckless actions. You guys have known me all your life. >> Come on, step out. >> Please don't me cuz I've had children. I didn't do anything. Okay. >> And you know it, guys. I protected you all your lives and don't I defended you. No, I did. >> Which side? >> I didn't do anything. >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. Hop in. >> I am. >> Put your right foot all the way in. >> Okay. >> All the way in, >> sir. All the way in. All the way in. >> Sit down on your butt >> and then slide in. >> You got it. >> You guys, I beat up anybody that touched you guys when we were kids. >> What did I do to you guys? >> Put your feet in. Watch your feet. Watch your feet. There you go. >> I didn't do anything. You know, I did you guys. >> What's your name? >> You know what it is. You guys grew up with me. >> I don't. >> Brenda K. Thomas in Dolan Springs. >> Okay. Brenda, I'm Detective Dixon at the sheriff's office. Okay, I'm going to read you something real quick. Okay, >> sir, my Miranda. Go ahead. >> That's right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say >> can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. Have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you for any question if you wish. >> May I request a lawyer? >> Absolutely, sir. >> Um, his name is Daryl Ketchner. >> Okay. >> Is that okay? >> Daryl Ketchner is not a lawyer. >> Um, he's an acting lawyer. Well, actually, he's my brother-in-law. Can I ask for him? Is it okay? You >> You absolutely can. He's in, if I'm not mistaken, Department of Corrections right now, right? >> I'm not sure. I don't know. I haven't seen him in a long time. I >> I believe he's in Department of Corrections for homicide. >> Oh, I didn't know that. I thought Wait a minute. I I thought Seth Tar did. >> You thought what? >> Why are you guys doing this to me? You wanted a lawyer, so I don't want to violate your rights, anything like that. Absolutely, sir. >> So, thank you, sir. Go >> ahead and roll the window. >> I have seven kids, so please just go with my kids. >> Okay. >> What's up? >> I think you guys all you guys are told your kids just tell my kids I love my life. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> I just wasn't sure if you were calling for that's why I rolled down the window. Are you good? >> Are those contacts in your eyes? >> Yes, sir. >> Gotcha. >> I have to see though. >> No, we're not going to kill you. >> Then what are you going to do? Why? Why? We broken down together. We all went through hell the same as you guys did. I went through worse than you did. I got >> I raised a kid. We did that, too. >> I I think you have I think you got you have us confused with somebody that you think you know. We We are all law enforcement officers. >> I I don't think I've ever met you before. Brenda, right? >> You know me. >> Well, just cuz you you told me. >> We went to Dolan Springs together, Mount Chipin School. >> How old are you, Brenda? >> You know how old I am. We're all 50 years old and you know it. >> I'm not 50. I'm in my >> My sister's 49. She was in your grade because I beat up Gary Rodens in sixth grade, you guys. And you know it. I UP SCOTT MCKESSON in eighth grade and you know it. >> Brenda, what was your last name again? >> You and you. >> Tell me what time it is, you little jerk. >> You're going to let me [ __ ] your first 1041. All you got to do >> for a full-blown Karen like Brenda, keeping quiet was clearly asking for too much. The ride to the station came with its own non-stop monologue of complaints, attitude, and pure chaos. But even after they finally arrived at the police station, Brenda was nowhere near done. >> You're not even me, are you? >> N together, you guys. I ain't do nothing. These are my kids. >> Come on, step out. >> Okay. I mean, look at this. I didn't do anything to you guys. >> Come on. >> What did I do to you guys? These are my kids. Cander, can Oh, wait. Stop doing this to me. Okay. Hang on. I've got a crippled leg, you guys. I had neck surgery. Please. I promise you're not going to shoot me. >> No, we're not going to you. >> Okay. Where's Cory? >> Yes. >> You get my son. >> Please. Wait a minute. Look at me. >> Cuz of my contact. >> Guys, I didn't do nothing to you. Why you >> sit down? Yes, sir. Brenda, will you stand up and face the back wall for me? >> Oh, we don't have any guns. >> Can you stand up and face the back wall, please? >> Can you go yourself, please? >> You got any guns on you at all? Take these off of me. >> Stand up. Stand up, Bren. >> No. >> Stand up. >> I don't believe Stand up. >> Turn around. >> You can't. Sorry. So, who's laughing at me? >> No one's laughing. >> Nobody look toward the wall. >> You guys, I don't have a gun. You idiots. Don't you dare give me that. It's not a do it. >> Knock it off. >> Godamn you. I'm not going to stop. Stop grabbing my >> It's not a handcuffs loose. >> Oh, God. >> Where's my kids at though? >> As far as where did you leave them? >> My youngest is 10 years old. >> Okay. The rest have been raised. >> Okay. >> My kids I raised. >> Let go of my thumb. Thank >> you. >> You pushed me, dude. I was trying to stand up. Pushed me. >> I did. You stop. >> He did. >> You need to stop. >> Breathe. >> All my kids raised except for two and they're with their dad. >> I hate you guys. I hate you. >> Go that way. Go that way. >> Wait a minute. >> Walk that way. >> School together, you guys. I never did a goddamn thing to you. Why are you crying if you don't know? You have to stand right here. >> Come on, dude. Go some on the other side. >> Don't give me that. Oh god, you guys. I didn't do a thing and you know it. Hey you. How's it going? >> We grew up together. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So you turned traitor, too, right? >> You got my kids. >> You got my kids. >> You guys are all men, right? >> We're men. >> Behind me. >> Where's your kids at? Huh? Where's your kids? >> Brenda, step in. Go ahead and step in. >> Why should I >> step in? Come on. Step in. >> Cuz you're men. You're men, right? You're asking me to step in. >> I can't. You pushing me. You're holding me. >> Yeah. >> How am I going to get in there? >> Raise your foot up and raise your foot. >> Just step in. >> Let's go. Come in. >> There you go. >> Oh, you guys are men. Five of you. >> You know, we've all been family foring years, dudes. Can you step in a favor? Step in. Thank you. What's What's wrong with you guys? >> Get your foot in. We don't want to smash. >> Oh, you're mad. >> Thank you. >> You don't get to have >> You're not going to put me to self. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. Ricky's coming for me. I know he is. >> Get out of the car. This is your last chance. >> Brenda, let's go. Get out of the car. >> You out of the car. >> You're not going to >> I can't. You're not letting me. >> Yes, we are. Let's go. >> We'll be more than happy to help you. I swear to God, freicky's coming for me. I know he is. And I know my boys are coming for me. You dropped me. Get a hold of me. >> Yeah. School together. >> So you guys are going to charge me with some kind of I don't even do >> quite smashing my arm. >> Go to the right. >> You go to the right. >> Okay. I didn't hurt you though. >> You don't grab my hand. That's what you need. >> I just I grab your hand. She's not doing no grab your hand. Are you doing nothing? >> You did too. My life. >> I swear to God. I got Why are you talking doing this? Why are you guys doing this to me? I'm the one that go to raise a child. What did I do wrong? In the end, Brenda's reckless meltdown earned her a laundry list of serious charges, including aggravated assault and resisting arrest, ultimately leading to 10 years behind bars. Brenda was undeniably dumb. But compared to this next wannabe criminal, she was actually lucky because this suspect, in a desperate attempt to escape a traffic stop, decided to go to full-blown war with the cops. >> White male, who happened? You okay? No. >> On December the 12th, 2023 in Tacoma, Washington, deputies on routine patrol spotted a Ford pickup truck driving into oncoming traffic and immediately attempted a traffic stop. But the moment the driver, later identified as Cody Dean Olsen, noticed the deputies, he slammed on the gas and took off, triggering a high-speed chase. And in that moment, what started as a reckless traffic violation quickly spiraled into a dangerous showdown. off road here. Find out what happened. You okay? >> No, I'm >> officers. Officer I got Put your gun away. Take over. Turn over. Put your gun away. Put your gun away. >> Tyler, take this. Or >> no, I got it. I can almost I'm good. >> I got you, Tommy. >> Right here. >> Okay, you're fine. We're at the >> Are fired. 459 is hit. We need more units here. >> We're getting there. >> You know what? your hands. Put them out the window. Under arrest, take your belts off. I got I got you. I got you. You're okay. >> I got you. You're okay. >> Don't like your head. Put it out the window. >> I got you. >> You're under arrest. >> We're still not getting any movement from the driver. >> Move from the driver. 230. >> It's right here below my lower leg. >> I'm not seeing him. Give me a second. You're good. I got you. You guys keep eyes on him. >> Are you good? >> Show us your hand. >> Can you see him? >> Yep. He's moving. >> SHOW US YOUR HAND. PULL HIM OUT THE WINDOW NOW. >> Put your hands out the window. Put your hands on the window. >> We're giving commands right now. He's moving around in the front. >> I'm looking, dude. I'm looking. >> There's a little bit of blood. I can't find a bull hole. >> I think it might be him. Having taken things far beyond the point of no return, Olsson was left with two choices. Surrender peacefully and end the chaos or keep pushing his luck and risk losing his life. But while some deputies stayed locked in on him, others rushed to render first aid to their fellow deputy who had been caught in the crossfire. [screaming] coming through the hole for fire. Let me get >> I've got him. >> I can see him. I can see his head. >> Put your hands up. Yes. >> From the driver. >> Here where my hand is. >> Okay. Right here where your hand is. He didn't run from the truck. >> Go to the groin. Yeah. >> Yeah, that might be a right there. >> You maybe get grazed. >> I think you got felt it hit me. >> Yeah, right here. >> Okay, we'll keep looking. Buddy, >> we're Let's keep looking. Keep looking. >> Yeah, I'm still looking. >> On the left side. >> Let's just look over there. >> Can you see him? >> Put your hands out the window. >> Put your hands down. >> You're okay, Tom. We got you. >> Yeah, we got you, BUDDY. >> OKAY, >> DRIVER, PUT YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. >> He's in the driver's seat. I can't see him, >> but he's been making groaning sounds. >> I can see him from this side. He's He's kind of facing down, but he's moving around a little bay still in there. >> It's a Hispanic male blue hog right there. >> I've got a small drone that I can fly up there. >> Yeah. Put it up. >> Tommy. >> Yeah. I think he got grays right here cuz there's a mark right here. >> And that's what I think he got. Yeah. There's no >> Tommy. We're not finding anything. Tommy. >> Yeah, I think >> we're going to get you in the We're going to get you in the medics. >> There's a grave mark right here. >> How you feeling, Tommy? >> Hey, someone use the PA in this car. >> Driver. >> Driver, let me see your hand. >> Is it working? I can hear that loud. >> Passenger seat. Let me see your hands. >> Anyone inside the truck? >> Show us your hands. They must be empty. >> I got it in my car. We know we're inside and we know you're moving. Show us your hands right now. Empty. >> Put your hands out the window now. >> Yeah, there's no >> Tommy. We're not finding anything, Tommy. >> Yeah, I think >> we're going to get you in the We're going to get you in the medics. There's a grave mark right here. >> How you feeling, Tony? >> Let's roll over on your butt. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. You think you can walk? >> Flashlight. >> Slowly get out of the vehicle. Keep your hands up where we can see them. >> For the time being, every attempt to get Olsen out of the vehicle went nowhere. And after proving just how dangerous he was, the deputies had no choice but to proceed with extreme caution. But Olsson's dumb criminal mind failed to grasp was that with every second he refused to comply, his chances of making it out alive were slipping away. >> We're trying to help you. the vehicle passenger side in the front of the wheels if you can keep your hands up where we can see them. >> Can you give us your name? That way we can call your mom for you. I know you said you wanted you wanted us to call your mom. Now the time I told you things are going to escalate. >> You have your dog in the car with you. We see >> 46. Thank you. We have four more. >> Perfect. Thank you. Hands up. >> Eventually, Olsson's unbelievably dumb decision-making caught up with him and cost him his life. Meanwhile, the injured deputy was rushed to the hospital where thankfully he made a full recovery, bringing at least one positive ending to an otherwise chaotic and deadly encounter. And just when you thought that you'd seen peak stupidity, along comes Terry Sharp, a very dumb criminal who, rather than peacefully facing a warrant arrest, decided that the smarter option was to go blazing AT THE COPS. >> WATCH IT. >> Drop it now. Drop it now. >> Drop it. On October the 11th, 2022 in Sacramento, California, detectives responded to an apartment complex on the 6800 block of Duso Drive in Elk Grove to locate Terry Sharp, a suspect wanted on a felony arrest warrant, but the moment they arrived, it was clear that this was not going to be a routine warrant pickup. Terry was spotted armed with a firearm and looked fully prepared for a violent showdown. >> Hey, HEY, PUT THE GUN DOWN. DROP THE GUN. POLICE, >> DROP THE GUN. POLICE. DROP THE POLICE. GUN. PUNCH ACROSS. >> All right. Drop it. >> DROP IT NOW. DROP IT NOW. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop the gun. >> Hold. Hold. I got it. >> Hold it. Hold it. Okay. Take cover behind this tree here. I got I got no >> With every command from the cops falling on deaf ears, Terry's unbelievably dumb decisions had backed him into a life or death corner of his own making. At that point, survival depended entirely on one thing, compliance. But if he kept doubling down on his reckless choices, he would be incredibly lucky to make it out alive. >> It's cat five. >> Officers are okay, but we're going to need units. >> Hey, listen to our commands. All right. Hey, >> confirm you're still at the location of your call. >> You got it. You good? >> Yeah. >> Anybody hit everybody? Good. >> All right, you guys hold here. >> Serge, grab my medical kit. >> Officers to respond. >> Grab my medical kit. Front passenger seat. >> Hey, Terry, we want to get YOU SOME HELP. LISTEN TO OUR COMMANDS. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> NO. Keep your hands where we can see them. >> I see the gun is away from him. >> We're going to give him some medical care here in a sec. >> Cat five. >> It looks like he's away from the gun. We're going to give him some medical care here in just a second. >> All right. >> All right. You guys ready to make a contact team? Move up? >> Yeah. >> You got your medical care stuff? >> All right. Hey. Uh, and then Cat >> Cat 5 for responding units. We are facing southbound in the complex. You'll see our unmarked cars. >> We're going to make our approach. >> Ready? >> Yeah. >> Ready? >> Somebody go less lethal in case we need it. >> Terry, listen to our command. We want to get your medical care. >> Come on, guys. All right, Terry. Here we go. >> All right, man. Come on. Roll over. >> Roll over, man. Let's just check you. You have any weapons? Any other weapons on you, Terry? >> Got the hammer on me. >> All right. Okay. All right. Cut this off. >> Okay. >> All right. Let me get some. >> All right. Cat five, you can go for the beef, but for now, we're going to start some medical care. The weapon secure. >> Start fire. >> Why am I It's clear for fire. Send them in code now. Bobby respond. >> Where you hit, man? >> Everywhere. >> Let me go. >> All right. Let's get some gloves. >> You want to go to the trunk? >> In the back. >> All right. >> Right here. Right here. Okay. >> Chest sealed. >> Chest seal. >> I got >> All right, Terry. We're trying to get your medical care. All right, man. I don't want none. >> We didn't want this for you. We're just trying to get you some medical care. >> I want it. >> [ __ ] that. >> What are you, Terry? What are you What are you What you saying? >> Hey, we're trying to help. We're trying to help. >> Chest seal. Chest seal. >> You got it right here. Seal there. >> A loaded 40 caliber handgun was recovered from Terry after the shootout. He was rushed to the hospital and against the odds he survived and eventually made a full recovery. But he was faced with charges including attempted murder, resisting arrest in addition to his outstanding warrant.