Okay, give me your gun. Let go. Let go. Don't move. >> Cops are usually the first to help, rushing to protect others and provide emergency aid. But what happens when the roles reverse? And it's the officers who suddenly need saving. Here are the times when cops need urgent help. Starting off with a tense situation where an Athens resident, 23-year-old Aaron Hong, charged at two officers with a knife. >> Put the knife down. >> Put it down. >> Put it down, please. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Ah, >> on July the 1st, 2019, Athens officers responded to reports of a man acting erratically with a knife at an apartment complex. When they arrived, the scene was already tense and demanded immediate action. >> Oh, there he is. >> Put the Put the knife down. >> Put the knife down. Put it down. >> I've got one at gunpoint central. >> The suspect was identified as 23-year-old Aaron Hong, a resident of Athens. The responding officers were senior police officer David Harrison and Officer Charles Biddinger. The officers repeatedly ordered Hong to drop the weapon. As he advanced towards them, the officers backed away. The situation literally hanging by a knife's edge. >> Put the knife down. >> Put it down. >> Put it down. Hey, back up. >> He's not complying to command central. He's coming at us with a knife. >> Knife down. >> Knife down. >> Knife down. Put the knife down, sir. Please put the knife down. >> Put it down, man. Please >> help you out, man. >> We can help you. Please >> put it down. >> Put the knife down. >> Put it down. >> No. No. >> No. >> No. Please don't. Sir, >> please don't do it. >> Central, we need units here. 1018. >> Put the knife down. >> Put the knife down, sir. Please. Please, sir. >> Put the knife down. >> He can help you. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. >> Put it down. Don't do this. Put the knife down. Put the knife down, sir. Please. Please. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Please, man. Please. Put the knife down. >> Put it down. >> Please. No, man. No. Hey. Please. No. No. No. No. No. Hands behind your back. >> The officers were forced to open fire as Hong continued advancing, but even then he refused to back down. Despite being shot, he made one last desperate attempt. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground, man. >> No. No. Officer Biddinger fired four more shots, bringing Hong to the ground where he remained motionless. Following protocol, both officers were placed on administrative leave. The case is now under investigation by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Up next, a high-speed chase turned intense as Officer Vaughn showed incredible courage, continuing to pursue the suspects even after being shot in the neck. I'm bleeding. Shot through the shoulder, possibly the chest. Subjects are fleeing westbound a little bit. In April 2022, Edgewood, New Mexico, a gas station clerk suspected a woman was using drugs in the bathroom and called for help. State police arrived to investigate, but within seconds, things took an unexpected turn. >> What is anybody else with her? >> 531. Tomy's attempting to flee. Ran my car. The officer approached the suspect to confront him, but instead of complying, the suspects made a very rash move, escalating the situation drastically. After nearly 7 miles, the chase ended in a sudden tense moment between the suspect and officer Jeremy Vaughn. As Vaughn paused to regain his composure and took cover, he quickly realized the suspects had vanished. But what happened next would put him in serious danger. >> Shots fired. I'm down. Subjects are fleeing west. Female and a male. We got gunfire on the bleeding. Shot through the shoulder, possibly the chest. Subjects are fleeing westbound. Had a little bit of trouble breathing. >> Officer Vaughn remained remarkably composed, keeping watch and updating dispatch while waiting for backup. Soon, a bystander and a fellow officer arrived to assist. Despite the tension, Vaughn stayed calm and focused as the search for the suspects began. Identified as Caleb Ellana Martinez right in the neck right here by some pressure on it. Okay. >> All right. probably get this vest off and just understand Royal Boy Lincoln 93 National. >> The suspects were soon apprehended and taken into custody for questioning, but they showed little to no remorse for their action. >> Start banging around trying to the door. Get the out of the car. He said, "Get out of the car." Hey. Hey. See you. I backed up. I took off mean that officer was violent, dude. You know what I mean? What am I supposed to do? You know what I mean? Like I was like, "No." And so, you know, I mean, so I back up again and he hits again. Boom. This time, we're stuck. You know what I'm saying? And I I just I told my team to sit back and start shooting. I mean, I wasn't trying to hurt the dude. You know, I don't hurt. >> Officer Vaughn had the bullet removed from his back 11 days after the incident. Ellledge was sentenced to 9 years in prison. The woman with him, Alana Martinez, was also arrested that day and charged with harboring or aiding a felon, but not in connection with the shooting. The situation turned extremely hairy in this next case as a Sevier County deputy suffered a panic attack in the midst of a standoff with an armed suspect. >> Get on the ground. Roll over. >> Give me your gun. Let go. Let go. On December the 31st, 2016, a Sevier County deputy responded to an unknown situation on Sharp Road. An EMT at the scene requested help with a morbidly obese female who had fallen inside a small camper. While speaking with the woman, the deputy spotted another female identified as Tina Cody climbing through a fence and trying to flee. A foot chase followed, leading to a chaotic chain of events. >> Walk over here. Don't move. Hey, >> get on the ground. Roll over. Roll over. You better quit. You better quit. Why are you running? >> What? >> Why are you running? >> Cuz mom told me. Roll over. >> Back in the house. >> Roll over. >> This is right. >> One detained. >> Roll over. Roll over. >> I promise. >> Roll over. >> Roll over and give me your hand. Ouch. >> Give me help. Shots fired. Give me help. As the EMT helped detain her, the deputy suddenly heard a man, later identified as Cody's boyfriend, Brian Malanax, shout from nearby, claiming that he had a gun. In an instant, the situation escalated and the deputy found himself in serious danger and on the edge of a hair's trigger. >> I've got a guy with a gun. Give me some help. Shots fired. >> Justin, shots fired. 58. Shots fired. >> 95 33. >> YOU BETTER SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. 34100 stage of 47. I've already done it. >> Wonder see if the city might have a unit close by. Might be up with >> STEP OUT AND SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. DO it now. DO IT NOW. GET THE out here. YOU DROPPED THAT THING. WALK OVER HERE. WALK OVER HERE. DO it now. >> GET OUT HERE. GET THE on the ground. Get away from there. Get the the ground. >> Get the on the ground. YOU GOT TO KEEP your hands where I can see them. >> You get in the house. Stay there. >> You stay the on the ground. >> I just got arrested psychiatric. Please quit. >> YOU KEEP YOUR HANDS WHERE I CAN see them. >> 1026. >> I'm turning on. We're coming. >> There you go. Stay down till all this is diffused. Stay down for your own safety. >> For my own safety. >> You better not move >> that right there. You black you have >> you. Shut the >> Get your head. >> Shut the up. >> Shut up. >> I've got him on the ground at gunpoint. I don't know what he did with it, but he's on the ground. >> Though deputies managed to apprehend the suspect, the tension did not end there. In the middle of the standoff, one deputy became overwhelmed and suffered a panic attack, making an already dangerous situation even more tricky. >> Well, you just stay put. >> I can't give ass. I'm on the Parkway. >> Pull it together, man. Pull it together. Pull it together, man. Come here. Pull it together, man. Pull it together. Pull it together. Look at Look at it. Give me that gun. Give me your gun. Give me your gun. Give me your gun, sir. Give me your gun. I'm with the ambulance service. Give me your gun. Give me your gun. Let go. Let go. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> Shut the Easy, buddy. Easy, buddy. Easy, buddy. I got it. I got under control. You just calm my mind. Don't move. Easy, buddy. Easy, man. Calm down. >> It's okay, buddy. We got this under control. We got your back, man. Don't worry about it. >> You shut the >> You shut the >> We got it, man. We got it. It's all in control. >> Con, >> watch yourself. I need you over here now. I got him. Todd. Todd, over here now. >> Easy, buddy. It's okay, man. It's okay. It's just a stressful situation. It's okay. We got your back, man. It's okay, >> Todd. I'm okay. I'm okay. Yeah. >> I got it. I'm okay. I swear. >> Keep your hands up. Still four. >> I'm dead four. >> Keep your hands WHERE I CAN SEE THEM. catch me. There's still another >> 3458. I'm coming up to you. Where you at? Relation to Robin's house. >> I'm standing over here in the field. I've got the EMS has got the girl detained in handcuffs and I'm standing out here in the field. We've got the one guy on the ground, Robin standing in the doorway. Shut up. >> Road. I'll be on about three more. >> You better keep your hands where I can see them. >> You best not move. Keep your hands up. >> He's crazy. >> He's right there. 128. It's going to be there at the intersection 794. Intersection intersection road. Is that correct? pain. >> The EMT quickly stepped in, calming the panicked deputy and assuring him that the situation was under control. Tina Carrie Joe Cody and Brian David Mullenax were both charged with aggravated assault on the deputy. Up next, Milwaukee police officers had their world turned upside down quite literally. >> Are you okay? >> I'm okay. >> Just hang out. >> I'm trying to >> just hang out. >> I've never been in a car accident. >> All right. I'm good. >> Is she okay? >> She's okay. She's okay. On May the 2nd, 2022, a Milwaukee police patrol car near North Halton Street and East Locust Street had a chaotic moment when a reckless driver ran a red light and crashed straight into it. You >> okay? >> Yeah. >> Where's the radio? >> And within seconds, unlookers rushed in to provide help to the helpless cop stuck inside the car. >> Are you okay? I'm okay. >> Just hang out. Just hang out. >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. >> I've never been in a car accident. >> Turn your attention. 524 527 responding to 52 responding. >> Take a deep breath. Just take some deep breaths. It's okay. >> Okay. Just relax. Okay. >> Okay. Are you hurt? >> Hey, you're good. >> Are you hurt? What? >> Stay like that. Just stay like that. >> Are you okay? >> I'm okay. >> Just hang out. >> Just hang out. Just hang out. Fortunately, the officers survived the crash without injuries thanks to quick response from unlookers and medics who arrived promptly to provide assistance. >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. >> I've never been in >> I've never been in a car accident. >> Focus. >> Take a deep breath. >> Thank you. >> Just take a deep breath. >> Just take take deep breaths. Sorry. 52 51 to respond. >> 524 527 responding for the bike, please. >> 524 16 responding. Just take a deep breath. Just take some deep breaths. It's okay. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. Just relax. Okay. Try. Hey. Hey. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. >> It's okay. We're okay. We're okay. Are you hurt? the vehicle. >> Huh? >> Are you Are you hurt? What hurt? >> What hurt? >> I don't know. >> Just stay like that. Just stay like that. >> Here. I'm done. Get her. Get her. Get her. Get her. Get out. Bless you. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Is she okay? Is she okay? Okay. >> I'm surprised you didn't hit me, man. >> That was me right there. What happened? >> She blew the red light. >> Okay. She blew the red light. That's my truck right there. >> I I see the SQUAD CAR COMING. SHE JUST [ __ ] RAN RIGHT INTO IT. Right there. >> She hold right there. She's right there. She's right there. She >> Yeah, sure. >> Yeah. Positive, bro. Look at this [ __ ] >> Just hang out here for a minute, right? >> I'm I'm sorry. >> Hey, we got a witness right here. Find a car to put on your >> It's all right. >> Just take deep breaths. You did good. >> Hey, can you just check my cell phone? It should be over there somewhere. 51 this way. >> That was wild, huh? Oh, thank you. 24. >> She got a pretty I know. I saw you. >> I'm at Holton and Loc. >> The suspect was caught and charged with DUI. In a shocking incident, a Miami police officer suffered life-threatening injuries in a shootout with a crazy suspect. On October the 21st, 2022 in Miami, officers saw a BMW crash near the Miami Dade Police Department headquarters. After the crash, the suspect, 25-year-old Yanni Rodriguez, jumped out and opened fire on the unsuspecting police officers. going to need fire. Can you adise on any unit 135 down all units 315? with the officer Jackson left >> as the situation descended into complete chaos. The officers immediately took cover and retaliated immediately. 23body. >> Hey, he's down. He's down. He's down. >> Okay. If you don't have a 315, don't give to the officer. traffic. >> He's out. He's out. He's out. He's out. >> Street. I think nothing. You hear me? >> Yeah. >> Hey, Rob. >> Let me get some air. Let me get some air. Let me get some air. [ __ ] you. >> God damn. Stay off the >> I think it's Ricochet. shot. >> Anywhere else standing? >> I think that's it. I think that's it. >> You got him. >> I need to stand up. >> All began when Rodriguez got into an argument at his former workplace, City Electric Supply. He left in a BMW to chase someone and later opened fire on police. Officer Betalus was hit in the leg and arm, but a bulletproof vest saved him from serious injury. Officer Villa Cao was injured in the face during the firing. Alpa. Yeah. Give me more. We are people here. Police here. Stay out. >> Holy [ __ ] Okay. What is that? More about the two Dorado police officers hurt in that shootout Friday after officers Danielle Bilacho and Johnny Beautiliss were shot. The suspect was killed by police. Local T's Ian Marggo live in Dorado with the latest developments on this. Ian, >> so there is still crime scene tape here on the ground right where this all happened. In fact, the next tree up, that is where the crash happened that ended this chase and where the shooting began. And what's unbelievable about this entire thing, it happened directly across the street from the Miami Date Police Department headquarters. This entire situation still under investigation. >> The suspect, Yodanni Rodriguez, did not survive the incident. In the next case, officers found out the fearsome effects of drugs firsthand. >> This stuff's no joke, dude. It's super dangerous. Hey dude, wake up. Hey buddy. 911. >> Yes. Code cover. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. >> Okay. Bye-bye. Talk to me buddy. Talk to me. Focus on your breathing. Okay. >> On the 3rd of July 2021, officers responded to a trespass call by a mortuary. Little did they know that this wasn't going to be an ordinary day on the job. >> Or what? >> I mean, white white powdery. So I'm like, >> do you have Do you have an N95 mask? >> I don't have a mask. >> No. Okay, then just take a step back and if you don't have an N95, >> we put it in our plastic bag. >> So what >> do you Let's do this then. Do you want to go >> sit with him for a bit? >> Sit with him, let him take him to the hospital, and then if we have a coupon, we'll come and give it to them. >> Or if we're going to sit that way, they don't we don't tie them up for longer than what we need. >> Yeah. Just keep sending photos with uh that way he doesn't have to take gloves off. >> Gotcha. >> I've been taking all the photos with you. >> Okay. If you want to move on to the stuff on the ground and if you want to do the other side, just be careful where you're breathing and what you're doing. Okay. Where's our Narcan at? >> Go ahead. >> Um it's in uh driver side >> in the door. What is it? >> White resin. >> I also got a pipe. >> Look on the door. >> So, pull that out and put it on the hood. >> Anything around here that looks like a screen frame? Okay. unit. >> Evidently, somebody tried pulled it out and ripped the screen out and tried to get in >> into the building. >> Into the building. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, >> there's some damage over there. My mailbox is here. Scream was pulled off and ripped out of the frame. So, the frame's here. >> Yeah. Do you have video of that area? >> Well, not up not my No, not up there. >> We need to figure out if he just tried to burglarize this place. >> Yeah. then we'll take him to jail. >> Okay. >> So, once you're done with this, Yeah. then we'll we'll do that. >> Uh review the videos rounds if they have >> He does not. So, but you got to figure you just make a determination on what you you think or believe. Okay. >> Okay. Um I'll just uh speak to him or what he's leaving. >> He cut the fence, felony vandalism, and then he found probably f and then um there was a BB gun in there. And then the guy's like, "Hey, we're missing a screen." And one of our doors was trying to be Jimmy. So he tried to burg this place, too. So he's over there doing the burger. >> Do that. >> No, but like like the screen's over here. >> Like and he saw it this morning before he was here. So I'm just going to put two and two together here. >> The two officers were only talking about being careful during the search when things took a turn for the worse. >> That stuff's no joke, dude. Is super dangerous. Got to be really careful. I hate dealing with it. Paul 6, start me 41 for my partner. You all right, dude? Paul 6, code cover. Hey, dude. Wake up. Hey, buddy. All six. >> Yes. Code cover. >> Code cover for 91. 6. You tell me. >> All six. I need 1141. Uh, code three. >> Breathe, buddy. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. It's all right. >> Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. It's okay. It's all right. It's all right, buddy. You're okay. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. It's okay. >> Go this way. >> I got you. I got you. Breathe. Breathe. 915. Breathe. >> It's okay. Breathe. It's okay. >> Give me the air. I need uh Narcan. I've already administered two administr It's okay. Just keep breathing. Focus, buddy. Focus. Focus. >> Got it. You're out. >> Just focus. >> We're in the back parking lot of the mortuary. >> In the back parking lot of the muary. >> It's okay. I got you. You're You're going to be all right. >> There you go. >> Minute out. >> Focus on breathing, buddy. >> You're okay. You're okay. Bye-bye. You okay? Talk to me. Sorry. >> No. No. Don't be sorry. You're okay. >> Don't be sorry. There's nothing to be sorry about. I got you. Okay. I'm not going to let you die. >> I'm not going to let you die. >> It's okay. Just focus on your breathing, okay? Focus on it. >> Other cops rushed to the scene in a panic. It was then that they realized the gravity of the situation. >> Talk to me, buddy. Talk to me. Focus on your breathing. Okay, we got you. We got you. It's okay. I got you. Five. I'm not letting you go. Okay. I'm not letting you go. Breathe. >> Focus, buddy. Focus. Stay with us. You're doing good, buddy. You're doing good. >> It's okay. Five, talk to >> I already did this for a while. I got another one on standby. Just hold bite. >> You're breathing. You're okay. >> Bye-bye. Look at me, bud. Look at me. >> Focus. >> Look in my eyes. You're doing good. Okay. >> Help. Help us on the way. You're going to >> Don't be sorry. Just focus on breathing. Okay. >> You're doing good. Just keep focusing, buddy. You're doing great. >> Yeah. Give it. I'm holding his head up, so I'll go. >> Yep. Hey Dave, nothing to be sorry about. Okay, you're okay, Dave. It's all right. >> Do you know what day it is? >> Just focus on your breathing. Okay. Sometimes >> Okay, we'll work with that. That's good. I'll take that for now. >> You're going to be fine, bud. You're doing great. >> You're You're awake. Hey, dude. We're a family. There's nothing to be sorry about. Okay. That's why I hate this [ __ ] garbage. >> You're doing great, bud. As soon as you get his belt off, let's get him on his uh >> We had So he We've already done three Nar. >> He's waiting on the other. >> Okay. I'm not going to administer another one. >> No. No. We're good. He doesn't need another one. >> You're okay, bud. >> You're doing great, bud. >> Call six. Units can reduce. Continue. FD. >> You're okay, man. >> You're not supposed to breathe this stuff in, bud. We were just talking about We were talking about how we have to be super careful with it. Man, it >> was not the plan. >> It's all right. It's okay. >> That's why I ripped his vest out so he could just breathe. >> It's all right. >> Three. So Crane gave him two, I gave him one, and I got another one standby. >> It turned out that the substance that they had been investigating tested positive for fentinel. Despite the danger, the officer refused to leave his partner's side. >> There you go. >> If your breathing feels better on your side, we can roll it back over. Okay. >> Do you think it was a dope or you think you were having heat exhaustion? >> No, it was good. Just got lightheaded in. >> F7 attach. >> Where's the material? >> It's in the trunk. It's It's in that clear plastic bag right there. Yeah, it tests a positive for >> his pulse is good. And >> I don't have any Hey man, your pulse feels great. All right, it's good. Good. Normal normal rhythm. >> Clear. >> Three. >> I did two. >> Byebye. >> Give him another dose, too. >> Hey. Hey. Hit him up. Give him another one. >> What in the is taking so long? >> Dave, keep your eyes open. Okay, bud. >> Focus, bud. >> The light. >> I know. >> You feel like you want to throw up or anything, dude? >> Yeah, just a little. >> What's that? >> The light. >> You want to roll? >> Uh, I'm sorry. 91 still at the hospital with the 102. >> Doing good, bud. Keep those eyes open. Focus on that breathing. Okay. >> 94, can you please phone the hostel and let them know that the 1016 that is there may have some sort of a possible exposure and just exercise caution? >> Just dizzy, sir. >> Okay. >> You're doing great, dude. You're doing great. Just want you to keep those eyes open. All right. No sleeping on the job. I got you. >> Eventually, EMS arrived and administered proper care to the officer. >> Hey, man. What's your name? >> David. >> David, nice to meet you. My name is Charlie. Good to meet you. >> Couple silly questions, man. Do you know what city you're in? >> Yes. >> What year is it, David? >> 21 card. >> David, what happened today? >> Um, do you have any further details on that traffic collision on Highway 76 22,000 block? Some We had a 106. We had an arrest for under the influence and a bunch of other stuff and he had so we were testing it with a Narcan and packaging it and he uh he collapsed. He hit his head on the way down. >> Um he seized and was unconscious. I admitted to >> Took his I took his uh >> vest off and rolled him on a recovery position. Um not >> his eyes rolled back and did his head. >> Did you witness him falling? I did. Yeah. >> So, did he pass? So, he kind of got a whiff of the he starts seizing while standing. >> Um I didn't I don't remember. >> So, he's upright and all. You see him fall to the ground, passes out, and then his extremity started shaking. >> Yeah. His his head was That's all I just >> I don't know. That's all I could see. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Did uh was his arms moving at all or was it just his head? >> Just his head. >> Just his head. How long was he out for? >> Um a minute or so. >> A minute or so. Were you trying to stimulate him at all? >> I did. Yeah, I was talking to him and I had the Narcan ready because we're dealing with that [ __ ] And so I grabbed it immediately and I just I just started slamming. >> Started giving him as much as he could. >> David, I want you to look at my finger. Open your eyes as wide as you can. >> They're not pinpoint or anything like that. Hey guys, let's do a cervical collar. >> David, do you have any pain in your head? >> He suffers from tonitis. Just the back of your head. >> Yeah, I think I hit my head. Any pain in your neck? >> No. >> Do you remember passing out or falling whatsoever? >> Uh, I just remember the finished checking. >> Yep. >> And then that that was it. >> So, you remember checking the substance. Next thing you know, you woke up on the ground with all your buddies around you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> In the end, the officer was loaded onto a gurnie and was transported to the hospital. A drug bus turned scary for our next officer as he found himself seriously ill and requiring urgent help. >> This guy really laded. Talk to me. What do you feel like? >> I feel really dizzy. >> He walked over, said he's lightheaded and basically passed out. >> I can't feel my legs and my hands are shaking. >> On the 10th of August 2023, police officers conducted a traffic stop in Florida. The deputy became ill during the search after suspected narcotics were found in the car. What happened next was truly shocking. >> This guy really laded. You did? >> Yeah. Got to go. >> Call EMS. Have a seat. Have a seat. Primary team rescue. Dispatch, take note of it. It's not going to It's not going to hurt you if it's not here. Here he goes, man. Breathe in. Breathe in. Breathe in. Breathe in. Breathe in. Breathe in. Breathe in. >> 313. One narcissist can all >> talk to me. What do you feel like? >> I feel really dizzy. >> Oh, it's really like being really fast. You >> talking to me, man? >> I'm good. Here. How you feeling? Okay. >> It was clear that the victim was in shock after his exposure. Luckily for him, his partner was quick on his toes. Need some water, man? You >> got some? >> Yep. Don't mind drink out of >> Okay. Put that under an undershirt, >> too. 313. We got our engine. How you feeling? 1702. >> How you doing? >> Okay. We got an ambulance on the way. >> Do you got fresh water that's cold? >> Can you give me that? >> Who else going with you? >> How old is he? >> 17. 17 living with you. Got some full water coming. All right. And when it hits you, I don't want you to chug the whole thing. All right. You plans that Saturday. >> Still talking. Can you open one real quick? What else? Stay away from me. All right. And let's ride up the road. All right. You still you still lightheaded? >> Yeah. >> Did you touch anything other than >> No, I touched the I suspected marijuana. I want to put I put a piece of white rock test. >> Just breathe. >> Both of my left hand's falling. You ready? Breathe out. Breathe out. second dose. I still got plenty more narc. All right. >> By this point, the man was numb. Thankfully, EMS arrived just in time for him to go to the hospital. Uh >> working your keys. All right. Thank you. Where's your brother? Miami. >> Yeah. Both of them. >> My little brother wasn't home. >> All right. >> My hands are really shaky. >> It's all right. >> Testing drugs and so he walked overhead and basically passed out. >> Hey partner at all. >> I was tested that I was I tested a white substance. >> I said put it in the test kit. I got light. >> Okay. I used >> not used. >> Not used. >> Okay. Your hands? >> No. I was wearing gloves. Yeah. Okay. How you feeling right now? >> I can't feel my legs. My hands are shaking. Can't feel that here. You can feel that. You can tell that very shaky. >> Okay. >> Probably any more. >> In the end, the driver from the stop was arrested on suspicion of DUI as well as multiple drug charges.