Hey, you hold on. You You hold on. Hey, you hold on. Sit down. Hey, sit your sit down. Hey, sit down. Sit down. Stand down. >> Hey, COURSE. HE'S GOT A GUN. Please don't stop. Please don't stop. Please. >> For every officer, there are good days and there are ugly days when they put their lives on the line to mop up the state from violent law breakers and sometimes pay the ultimate price for such rascality. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP THE KNIFE, SIR. >> Drop it. >> Here are the eight most dangerous police encounters. Starting with 38-year-old Bangora who lured officers to [music] himself with a false 911 call just to try out a weapon on them. >> Are you the one that called about the DV that happened right now? >> TV? >> No, DV. The best And are people arguing? >> Yes. >> You called about that? >> Yes. 38. >> On December the 12th, 2025, at around 12:00 p.m. in Washington, officers received a 911 call from a man later identified as 38-year-old Muhammad Morangura, reporting a domestic violence case. Upon arrival, the officers approached Bangora, eager to deescalate what they believed was a standard domestic disturbance. >> What's up, dude? officer to try to put a false false case on me. Okay. >> Are you the one that called about the DV that happened right now? >> TV? >> Oh, TV. The best and are people arguing? >> Yes. >> You called about that? >> Yes. Okay. So um >> I didn't see you said you you call us but you said to the you saw two people arguing. >> Okay, let's get to that first and then we go to the second part. >> The officers could sense that something [music] wasn't adding up. Even if they couldn't immediately pinpoint what it was, the atmosphere felt off and their instincts told them to stay alert. Unknown to them, Bangora had his plans intact and was waiting for the perfect time to strike. >> So that was happening over >> your head. Fire on your stomach. >> Lay on your stomach down. Lay on your stomach so we can help you. You understand? Knife still in his hand. Lay on your stomach. Let go of the knife. Drop it. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> WORK ON YOUR STOMACH SO WE CAN HELP YOU. GET YOUR HANDS OUT. LAY ON YOUR STOMACH. I'VE GOT COLL. >> LAY ON YOUR STOMACH NOW. LAY ON YOUR STOMACH SO WE CAN HELP YOU. YOU UNDERSTAND? Knife still in his hand. Lay on your stomach. Let go of the knife. >> In the end, Bangora survived the shooting and was transported to Harborview Medical Center for treatment. After receiving medical care, he was discharged and later booked into the King County Jail on a $5 million bail. Prosecutors have since charged him with assault in the first degree and assault in the second degree as the investigation continues. Speaking of dangerous encounters, 41-year-old Army veteran Esban. Will this trigger an officer over 15 times for stopping him from claiming a car he never bought? >> You put handcuffs on me, I promise you. >> Okay. >> I'm going make you stand down. Hey, you hold on. You hold on. Hey, you hold on. [music] Sit down. Hey, sit your sit down. Hey, sit down. Sit down. >> He's got a gun. >> On July the 6th, 2023, at around 8:00 p.m. in the city of Bowling Green in Warren County, Kentucky. An officer identified as Matt Davis, received a call from an auto dealer store reporting that a young man later identified as Estabban, 41 years old, had walked into the store demanding that he be given one of the cars parked outside, stating that they were abandoned and that he had rights over them. Upon arrival, Officer Matt, accompanied by a civilian observer, walked straight into the manager's office where Estabban was. Little did they know that they were walking to a situation that might cost them their lives. >> Hey, how you doing? Good. What's going on, man? >> I don't know why you talking to me. >> Well, they called about you. What's going on? >> You have no place. >> Yeah, we do. >> No, you don't. >> Yeah, we do. >> You not even arrested Secretary of State. You're you're your color supposeding color law, but you're not. >> Okay. >> But you're not, guy. >> So, what's y'all stance on this? >> You don't know him at all. >> No, >> paper [music] out there. >> What happened to your arm right here? >> Don't worry about me. Quit ask me questions. I don't have to talk to you. You'll call the law. I'm attorney fat. >> Oh, you are? >> Yeah. Yeah. I'll turn it back. >> Okay. >> So, quit talking to me. >> All right, Mr. Lower. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Bye. >> We'll just wait for another officer and we'll take care of it. >> Okay. >> I ain't going nowhere. I promise you that. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You better you you put handcuffs on me, >> I promise you. >> Okay. >> I'm going make you stand down. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> So So Okay. Nothing. >> All right, man. >> You have no authority, buddy. >> So So what do you want to do? >> Just hang out, man. >> No, no. I ain't going to hang out nowhere. I need to go where I won't. >> Okay. You just hang out [music] here for us >> cuz you're not going to hold me. You're not going to contain me like that. You're not going to hold me in here. So So can you please move out of the way? >> I will not. >> You need to. >> No, I don't. >> You need to. >> You just hang out for me. >> I got I got to hang out nowhere. You don't tell me what to do. I tell you what to do. You're a public servant. >> Okay. >> You do as I say. So understand. >> All right. Yeah. Just hang out in here for me. >> I ain't got nothing. >> So Jess, >> you get opportunity. Don't take my life. >> The officers now understood why the manager had been scared over the phone. While the officers were trying to figure out the best way to go about having Esban [music] in control, they had no idea that he had sinister plans. If he didn't get the car he wanted, he could at least get someone to pay for it with his life. >> Hey, you hold on. You hold me. >> Hey, you hold on. Sit down. Hey, sit. You're sitting got a gun. >> Stand off. Stand down. Get out. STAY THERE. >> GET OUT. ESTIMON. QUIT. ESTIMON. QUIT. QUIT. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. >> HEY. Take cover. Take cover. [screaming] Go. In less than a minute, the officer and Estabban had exchanged a total of 16 shots at each other. thereby turning the once tense scene into a total disaster. The next clip is blurred [music] for viewer discretion. >> Oh my god. Are you okay? GO SOMEBODY RIGHT NOW. >> I almost >> Where are you at? Officer subject back in the back. >> You stay with me. Stay with me. >> Stay with me. >> Oh, what you got? 1960 down the hallway to your right. [music] >> Hey, GET IN THE ROOM. GET IN THE ROOF. >> HE'S HERE. He's here. He's here. I did that to him. I did that. >> No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Get back. Get back here. Crawl to it. Crawl to it. Crawl to it. >> He's dead, man. >> No. [music] He's in the roof. He's on the ground. >> Give me cover. Give me cover. >> You got cover. You got cover. >> I got the window in here. All right. I got you. Where's your hand? >> Don't let that hand come up. Don't let the hand come up. Got one on the other side of the dam. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. You hit me. Get me out of here. >> Give this. Give this. >> You're going to hit me out here. >> Give this. Give this. >> Where my head? >> We got no pulse. Right now traffic him out. This is the suspect strangled. >> Has he been hit or anything? >> He was riding. >> Okay. >> He was riding. It's okay. Just take a breath. We need KSPs and need to talk to him, not us. I don't know. >> Matt Davis is down. Matt Davis is >> I believe that's who it is. Yeah. >> Let's get him out. Come on. >> That door. That door right there. >> Get him outside. Search him. Good. Anybody find the gun? >> All right. Yep. >> You three. Clear the rest of this building. >> You got it. >> Where am I going? >> Down here. >> No gun on this on here. >> I got you, man. Watch your arms. Bring your arms down, baby. Come on. >> I'm in as well. >> I'm escorting. >> God damn it. In the end, Esban and Officer Matt were transported to a hospital where Esteban was declared deceased while Matt was recovering. Unlike Estban, 35-year-old Hosea Rasheed Moore was struck over 30 times for facing officers in a robbery. >> Drop the gun. >> 42. I'm hit. On October the 27th, 2025, in Denver, Colorado, 35-year-old Hosea Rasheed Moore walked into a Maverick store on the 3200 block of South Parker Road with a weapon, attempting to carry out an armed robbery. He ordered staff [music] to lock the doors and shut off the lights, trying to take full control of the situation. But things quickly slipped out of his hands. A single shot [music] he fired into the air drew unwanted attention. A learning passes by who immediately called 911. Within minutes, [music] Denver officers were racing to the scene, knowing that they were stepping into a rapidly unfolding high-risk situation, hoping they would rescue the victims [music] and also walk out alive. >> Where's he at? >> He's knocking off the floor. >> Get out. Get out of the way. >> Okay. Okay. See if >> I got you. Nope. It's not open. He's in there. Kick that mother in. >> I need a key. >> I don't have fire from the inside. >> Where's he at? Where's he at? He's inside. Do you see him? >> Get away. >> I need a key. >> Get back. >> Where's the key? >> Hey, shut this [ __ ] door down. >> Where's he at? Where's he at? >> He's in there. >> No. Yeah, there was there was there was a fire. >> Kick this [ __ ] go, go. >> Hey, be careful. Be careful. Hey, the bull hold your rifle long the go >> drop the [ __ ] gun. Drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. >> Where's he at? Where's he at? >> Hey, get behind cover. Get behind cover. >> Get behind cover. Hey, got six. Get six. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Where is he? >> Where is he? >> Where is he? modifier is going to be towards the east side >> right corner >> more upon realizing the presence of the officers quickly dragged [music] the two employees present on that fateful day to a dark spot trying to use his victims as a shield but what he didn't know was that the officers had not just surrounded the perimeter they were very much familiar with the store and they knew every hidden spot 2 back How did that come up? Cover him up. Buddy, hang in there. All right, >> hang in there. All right, buddy. >> We're going to get gloves. Gloves on. We're going to get some help. He's getting everywhere. Where you hit? >> Although the shooting was over and the suspect was still trying to stay alive as long as he could, the officers realized that the night was far from over. >> Shots fired. Officer involved shooting. Suspect is down. >> Get out. Get out. I'm 30. >> Come here. I need you to sit down. Okay, >> let's go take a seat. >> He's over there. >> Officer here. [ __ ] hit. >> Shooting. >> 42. I'm hit. >> I'm starting to EMS code 10. We're going to need medical. Get medical. [snorts] >> [panting] >> Do I have any officers here? >> 42. I'm hit. I'm hit. Tourniquit apply. >> In the end, Moore, the two employees, and the officer who was found to have been struck in the leg were taken to a hospital where it was confirmed that Moore had crossed the Great Ribbon. While the two employees were discharged from the hospital that night, and the officer was released the next day. Still on dangerous police encounters, here is the moment an officer's encounter with 41-year-old Jason Bradley Nicholson nearly cost him his life. >> Jason, I will tase you. >> I'm not on pole or nothing. >> Jason, >> I'm not on parole. I'm not on parole. >> Shit's fired. Fired. On December the 7th, 2025, late into the night in Fresno, California, an officer on patrol along West and Clinton [music] Avenue, cited a man he recognized as 41-year-old Jason Bradley Nicholson, who had been on postrelease community supervision standing in an alleyway [music] near a warming fire. Immediately, he approached the man to have him detained. The officer, looking at [music] lanky looking Jason, assumed he would have him detained in a matter of seconds. Little did he know that Jason wasn't going to get taken in without putting up a good but dangerous fight. >> What's up, man? >> How's it going? >> Good. What's your name again? >> Jason. >> Jason. >> Nicholson. >> Uh behind Ma's hamburger, Clinton and West. >> Jason. >> Yeah. >> Do me a favor. You got to put your hands behind the back. >> Huh? >> Jason, >> don't. >> Jason, we're not. >> Please stop. Jason, I will tase you. >> Don't. >> Jason, >> I don't >> I'm not asking. >> I'm not on pole or nothing. >> Jason, >> I'm not on pearl. >> I'm not on parole. >> Jason, >> stop. >> Jason, >> stop. >> Stop. >> Stop, man. >> Jason, I'm going to dump you, bro. >> Dude, stop. >> Jason, what are you doing? >> Stop, man. >> Jason, >> stop. >> Let go, man. >> Let go. Let go me. >> Jason, >> let go of me. >> Jason, >> let go. >> I'mma drop you right now. >> Let go. No, you're not. Let go. >> Within a minute, what started as a mere confrontation between the officer and [music] Jason had quickly turned to a test of who was stronger. While the officer was about to double up and get Jason cuffed, [music] he had no idea that the night would mark one of his closest encounters with the Grim Reaper. [ __ ] >> Fired. Fired. It's going to be Nicholas. Jason, >> give us the air. Give us units now. >> Fire. Get a Sierra. >> We got one at gunpoint to the north. >> Hands now. >> Back out. >> Show me your [ __ ] hand. >> Jason Nicholson. Jason, >> put the GUN DOWN NOW. >> PUT IT down >> now. Jason Way the parking lot in the back alley. >> Put the gun down. >> Jason had fired around at the officers right at the head but missed. Right now, over three officers and a SWAT team [music] were tailing him. And he better hope he had enough rounds to finish what he started. >> You want a cigarette, boss? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Come out [music] here, boss. >> We don't want to hurt you. Where's the gun? >> I have it. >> Jason, put the gun down, please. Jason, it doesn't have to go this way, boss. Jason, put the gun down. Please, please put the gun down. >> No, we we don't have time for that. Jason, >> can you put the gun down, please? >> Baker 23, put a note in the call that he's lighting up. >> Just straight out. Hands up. Perfect. >> This way. >> Just straight out. >> That way. >> Just keep your hands where they can officers can see them. Someone will contact you. >> Okay, you got them. >> Hands up. Hey, Brad. Just keep them where they can see them. >> Hey, you guys are off. You guys are off. Hey, boys. >> You guys are off. They're off. >> In the end, he was charged [music] with attempted murder to a police officer and assault on a police officer and was sentenced to 28 years to life behind bars. Jason was crazy, but he was nothing compared to these gang robbers who met a tragic [music] end for crashing into two marked squad cars while on the run from the cops after carrying out a burglary. GET OFF YOUR ASS. Shut your ass right now. Shut your ass. On September the 6th, 2025 in Illinois, officers responded to multiple calls reporting an attempted apartment break-in by a group of robbers in the 5,500 block of West Thomas Street in the South Austin neighborhood. By the time they arrived, the suspects had already fled in a getaway vehicle. After an extensive search, officers eventually located the car near the intersection of Chicago and Waller Avenues. What they discovered [music] there was something they had not anticipated. >> Got him locked in. WE GOT HIM BLOCKED. GET OUT. Get out. GET OUT. GET OUT. Show me. SHUT your [ __ ] ass right now. Show me. Get down. >> Get out. Get down. Get down. GET DOWN. PLEASE DON'T STOP. PLEASE. YEAH, I got hit. >> We got an officer struck by a car. You're rolling EMS. [music] >> We are at Chicago and and Mar right here. The suspects, [music] Aiden English, his brother and another armed accomplice, had used a getaway car to ram into two marked squad cars, pinning an officer in the process, [music] forcing officers to resort to extreme measures. Even as it appeared that the officers had gained control of the situation, they [music] stayed on high alert, refusing to take anything for granted. Please help me. >> Please, please give me an ambulance. Please Chicago. >> No, no. Stay right there. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. I love you, bro. I love you. Just chill. >> Who is this? >> Just chill. I love you, bro. You got >> The third [music] suspect took advantage of the chaos and fled on foot, discarding the firearm in an attempt to [music] distance himself from the crime. With more backup arriving, officers quickly turned their attention to securing the scene and checking the condition of Aiden's [music] brother to determine whether he had been struck and what his chances of survival were. >> I love you, bro. I love you. Just chill. >> Who is this? Just chill, P. I love you, bro. You got it. >> Can you please get him some EMS, please? Can you please get him some EMS? >> Please. I just That's all I want. Get him some EMS. >> Y'all not coming for no EMS, gang. >> We call the MS. Settle down. They're coming. >> We had no >> You hit us with the car. >> Y'all came to us. But someone said someone was hit by a car and that's why they >> was hit by a car. >> We're all >> Please, bro. Help him. >> Are you hit? Let's check. My leg turns. Turn over. >> My leg my left leg hurts. >> I think it's just cuz of crash. >> It hurts in the middle. You can check the middle. >> Stop. I'm checking you. I'm checking for Chicago. >> I love you. I love you. >> You're good. >> Take this off. >> P. I love you. P. I'm sorry, gang. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry, P. >> I love you, bro. >> I love you, P. >> I'm sorry, P. I love you, P. >> Austin 33, get up. Get you up. Ready? Hold on. Let me get on my shoulder. >> I can't even walk. I'm on a >> I love you, P. Make sure he's okay. >> Ain't no EMS on the way. >> We call for an ambulance. >> Coming in. >> Oh my god. I'm complaining. I'm giving no [ __ ] >> I just want to make sure my brother's okay. this morning. >> I love you, P. Just hang in there. >> Yes. What's your >> Give us a minute. >> Give us a minute. Give us a minute. in hot. If there's any vehicle that can fill south central for me coming in hot, >> you guys. >> All right. You want to You're going to have to go to the hospital, too. What's the Justin's >> cost? A crime scene. >> He came over there 1595 for a crime scene. >> Stop. You have to stay there. Oh my god. >> 353 on the time. All right, that's enough. Come, you come. Let me >> That's it, bro. You're adjusting. We got to wait for EMS. All right. He's a top priority right now. I just No bullets on you. Okay. You You were struck. You need to take a minute, bro. Catch your breath. Just catch a breath. Sit in the car. Just catch your breath. All right. >> You good. You good. You good. >> No, you got to see, bro. >> I understand. Just relax. After securing Aiden's brother in handcuffs and confirming he hadn't been struck, officers placed him in the back of a squad car under watch. With that under control, their focus immediately shifted back to Aiden, whose life was still hanging in the balance. one. Put it right here. >> Got the exit. >> Austin 33. >> Austin 33. >> Can you notify? We're coming in hot. If there's any vehicles that can fill south central for me. Notify coming in hot. 15. >> Stay with us, man. Stay with us. Hey, [music] >> wake up. Wake up. >> Watch it. Watch it. >> Watch. Another coming in 33 Austin tonight. We need units at Chicago and Waller. Chicago and Waller 2533. Chicago and Waller. >> Stay with me, man. Stay with me. >> We have a male black dress with a long white shirt with the rifle. Do you have any information on the offender on scene? >> We already went off, right? >> 33 outside with a wheelchair. >> Every passing second, Aiden drew closer to the world beyond. It was no longer a matter of how long it would take the EMS to arrive, but how long Aiden could hold on. >> Just keep on side. 1520 >> also. Do we have an EPA on >> EMS? >> Hold up. Check on the bullets here. You see it? Yeah, >> a large. >> That's what we call large weapon covers. >> Not that I saw. No chest. >> Yeah, we have one round there, one exit round or exit wound. He's got like three holes in his back. >> 1531. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> He can't breathe. >> Black jeans wearing a scheme. Black was holding an assault rifle. Houston Chicago southbound on the west alley. >> Okay. On Chicago 33. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> 33. >> Where's the camera coming, man? Hey, wake up. Come on. Hey, wake up, man. Do not go to sleep. >> Do not go to sleep, man. Come on. [music] >> 1520. Are we going to slow down or we still >> in the area? >> Okay. In the area. No slow down. >> Where's the uh ambo? See if we can fly. >> They're right here. They're right here. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Ambulance is here. It just got here. Okay. You got to stay with us. >> Stay with us, man. Stay with us. >> Keep trying. Keep trying. >> I'm just in. >> You got You got to stay with us, bro. >> Am just got here, buddy. >> Here, man. Stay with us. Just got here. >> Come on. >> Come back to us. Come back to us. >> He's got chest seals on, but >> we need him in there. Come on. >> Oh, you know what's coming in? Or is he just in the chest? >> There was three holes in the back and one in the front. So >> the other person he's not hit the auto >> right now. I haven't gone through his pockets or anything. Okay, no problem. 22 being 23. >> Is he awake? >> He's awake. He's trying to stay 23. >> You guys are going to have to uncuff him. So quiet. >> Yeah. Hey, man. Stay with us. You got You got to stay with us, bro. with this guy here. >> Ambulance is here, man. Stay with us. Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> In the aftermath, Aiden was transported to [music] Stroger Hospital of Cook County where it was determined that he had passed away. His brother was taken into custody and [music] charged with multiple offenses including burglary, aggravated fleeing, and eluding police, aggravating battery to a police officer, attempted murder, criminal damage to government property, and unlawful possession of a firearm. The two officers were also taken to a nearby hospital [music] and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. And the suspect who fled the scene at the time of making this video had not been apprehended. Next is 33-year-old Juan Ringcon Coreno, who tried [music] to drive a stolen bulldozer over police officers as if they were simple obstacles. Do not move. >> On January the 4th, 2026 in Las Vegas, a man called 911 after spotting a young suspect later identified as Juan Ringcon Coreno jumping a wide [music] fence in what appeared to be a serious burglary attempt. While the caller stayed on the line, describing the [music] unfolding situation, the suspect moved quickly into a bulldozer, driving it out as though he were completely unseen. [music] But what he didn't know was that his every move was being tracked in real time and he was only minutes away from being apprehended by the cops. What the cops did not know at that time was that if they thought they had seen a psycho before, one would have them rethinking that idea. >> Hey, tell me exactly what happened. >> Uh, we just had somebody hop the fence and it looks like he's hotwiring one of the bulldozers right now. Um, >> do you have Do you have video of this? >> I'm I'm watching him live right now. >> You're on scene or video? O over video and we have a guard on site. Um and I did dispatch them. >> Okay, hold on one sec. >> And he's hotwiring a bulldozer. >> It looks like it. Yeah. >> Okay, I'll get hot. >> Okay, hold on. >> Okay. the suspect, white, black, Hispanic, or Asian? >> Uh, it looks either white or Hispanic. >> Okay. Can you tell how old he might be? >> Uh, uh, maybe late 20s, uh, 30. >> Okay. And what color shirt and pants is he wearing? >> Uh, he has a tan beanie, um, a tan jacket, uh, looks like, uh, gray or black pants, and white shoes. >> Okay. Did he arrive on foot or in a car? >> On foot. You have defense. >> Within a minute, officers from the Las Vegas Police Department arrived on scene only to realize the situation was too risky to confront head on. >> Get on. He's still moving. He's going to park. STOP RIGHT THERE. STOP. STOP. Do not move. Police. Do not move. After the suspect received two shots in his arm, it was then that he realized that these were nononsense cops. He was left to choose between cruising on a bulldozer and earning [music] more shots. >> Slowly climb out of the bulldozer, go down those steps, and get down on your knees. >> You understand? Let's go. >> Hey, keep your hands where we can see them. Get out of the bulldozer slowly. I can't hear you. Climb out of the bulldozer slope. >> Alzo, give them Spanish ones. >> Can you get a good 40 from there? >> Not really. You want? >> Yeah. Come over here. >> Louder. Louder. Alviso. In the end, he [music] was charged with attempted murder, resisting a public officer with a deadly weapon, vehicle theft, and property damage up to $5,000. The next case takes us to New York, where a retired police officer, 62-year-old Michael Lynch, turned a hospital from a life-saving center into a transition area to the great beyond. >> Drop the knife. Drop it. >> DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. Watch out. If you move forward, I'm going to drop it. Drop it. >> On January the 8th, 2026, at around evening in New York, officers received multiple 911 calls from New York Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, reporting that a man identified as 62-year-old Michael Lynch, a former New York police officer who was suffering from some sort of mental disorder had been tearing himself up with a knife and also he had been brandishing it at everyone who tried to approach him and had held two people hostage. Upon arrival, the officers, without further delay, advanced to the ward where the suspect was, only to realize the situation was far more complicated than they had expected. >> Put it down. PUT IT DOWN. >> PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. >> PUT IT DOWN. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> HEY, CHARLIE. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop it. >> DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. LUKE, WATCH OUT. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> Central with a knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> A floor 806. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> DROP THE KNIFE. DROP IT. >> DROP IT. >> If you move forward, I'm gone. Drop it. Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Is somebody else in there with him? >> Stop it. >> Is he okay? >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Back up. >> Drop it. What's your name? >> One of you got a taser on y'all. >> DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP IT. I'M GOING to drop it. >> Drop it. Drop the knife. >> Drop it. >> Fire. Fire. DROP. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> Drop the knife. >> DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP [screaming] THE KNIFE. >> DROP IT. >> NO. Drop it. >> Central fired. Luke, back up. Back up. L BACK UP. L BACK UP. I have someone here. I have someone inside. >> Who got eyes? >> Watch out. Watch out. >> Who's got eyes on him? >> Who's got eyes? >> I got eyes on him. I got eyes on him. He's good. He's all right. He's all right. >> He's all right. >> GET DOWN. DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP IT. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP THE KNIFE. Drop it. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop it. >> Where is he? Where is he? Where is he? >> I got it. >> Drop the knife. >> Yes. He's not He's not hurt. He's not hurt. >> He's hurt. Yes, he is. I got security in there. Where's this? >> Drop it. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP IT. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP IT. Put it down. PUT IT DOWN. >> PUT IT DOWN. >> Drop it. Put it down. >> The officers knew if they had to save the lives of the hostage, they needed to act fast. Because with the psycho on the loose, it was only a matter of time [music] before they started to count casualties. >> Drop it. DROP IT. >> DROP IT. and make sure that you >> bro. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Drop it. >> Sir, we getting elsewhere. We can't keep it. Here we go. >> Drop it. >> Drop it, bro. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the mother. >> Going up the elevator right now. We dead. We're dead. We're dead. >> Hey, Charlie. You have a barricade EDP with a knife. Central. Get ESU here. >> Supposed to be here. Leave the area. >> Rush ESU Central. Guys, get off the board. Everybody off the floor. Get off the area. >> Bro, JUST DROP THE KNIFE. >> WHY NOT? WHY WON'T YOU DROP THE KNIFE? Why don't you drop it? >> Why won't you drop it? >> What's the reason? Why won't you drop it, man? >> Yo, talk to me. WHY WON'T YOU DROP THE KNIFE? WHAT'S GOING ON? >> SECURITY, MOVE, MOVE, move to the side. Move to the side. Drop it. >> We can't We can't drop it. YOU YOU GOT TO DROP it first, man. >> You know You know the deal. >> You know the deal. You got to drop it so we can take care of everything. >> Grab my radio. >> You know the deal, man. You just got to drop it. >> At that point, officers were done leaving anything to chance. With the situation reaching its breaking point, the officers moved with purpose and coordination, ready to regain control of the scene. >> Rush ESU Central. Guys, get off the floor. Everybody off the floor. >> Get off the radio. >> Yo, bro, JUST DROP THE KNIFE. >> Why not? WHY WON'T YOU DROP THE KNIFE? Why won't you drop it? >> WHY WON'T YOU DROP IT? >> What's the reason? Why won't you drop it, man? >> Yo, talk to me. WHY WON'T YOU DROP the knife? What's going on? >> Security, move, move, move to the side. Move to the side. We can't We can't drop it. YOU YOU GOT TO DROP IT FIRST, MAN. You know You know the deal. >> You know the deal. You got to drop it so we can take care of everything. >> Grab my radio. >> You know the deal, man. You just got to drop it. >> Yo, hold on. knife. >> Drop it. >> Who got who got somebody else? >> Drop the knife so we can help you out. Drop the knife so you throw it away. Drop it so we can help you. >> Just let it go. Just let it go. That's it. To help you out to hurt you, >> just drop it. Watch it. Drop the knife. Just drop it. >> Drop the knife so we can help you out. >> Sir, listen to me. We're trying to help you. >> All right. >> Just got one. >> Drop the knife, bro. We don't want you to drop. >> In the end, he was treated by hospital staff and later [music] declared deceased.