Hey, bro. Hey. >> This guy saved your life. You weren't breathing. You were dead. >> When sudden disaster leaves everyday citizens trapped in freezing graves or burning wreckage, the line between life and death comes down to split-second choices by hero cops who refuse to give up. >> Hey, can you hear me? What's your name, buddy? >> Nick. >> Nick? What'd you take, man? >> Oh, Nick, come on. Look at me. Nick, come on. Come on. >> These are the heartstoppping moments when hero cops save citizens from certain death. Starting with this crazy man whose drunk and reckless actions nearly led to disaster before he was rescued. >> Can't you hold myself? >> Not like you know my home, >> dude. I'm tired though. Come on. >> No, y'all chasing me until I ain't have nothing though. >> I don't want you to drown, dude. >> Hey, man. Thank you, dude. You you saving lives, man. >> On the 6th of August, 2024, an officer responded to a call about an intoxicated man wreaking havoc at a local bar. On greeting the bar, the officer spotted the man matching the description and approached, [music] unaware of how the seemingly simple encounter would take a startling turn. Come here, sir. Hey, police. Come here. Come here. Where you going? >> Goldfish. >> No. No, you're not. >> Come on over here. Come here. What are you doing, man? >> Goldfish. What's your name? Huh? You see I'm a police officer, right, >> sir? >> I'm a police officer. I'm asking you what's your name? >> Over, man. >> You got your ID on you? >> Will you stop shouting at my face? I'm >> not shining at your face, brother. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm trying I'm shining at the ground. >> Yes, you are. >> Shining at the ground. What's going on? >> Shine at the ground. That way I can talk to you. >> Just stay sitting right there. Okay. Hey, what's going on? >> He just kind of came in and was making a ruckus, being really belligerent. He was like talking about your right now. I was like, "Yeah, we got to I'm going to close this place down." >> I didn't want you to get on your bike and get in a crash, man. >> You tried, man. >> We're just trying to get it out. >> Yeah. I didn't want him to get on that thing and try and wreck somebody else's night. >> You're good, dog. You're good. We're just talking. >> You're good. >> We joked a lot. >> All right. I believe you. >> All right, brother. How we going to get you home >> right now? Like, >> huh? >> How we going to get you home? >> Where's home? >> I don't know. Where are you staying? I'm I'm 102 right now. Somebody's coming. They can just keep coming. 104. I ain't done. >> Yeah, they were worried about you cuz you're in there just You seem like >> all drinking, man. You better watch everybody that walks on. >> They were worried about you driving away in your motorcycle, too. >> I didn't. I didn't. >> I know. You tipped it over. >> I I bumped into it. I I was going to drive it. >> All right. Well, you I mean, you didn't right now. So, >> I'm not I'm not going to. >> Okay. Here's the deal. >> That's a bar. I'm up. You got your ID on you? I want to get you a ride home or something, but I got to know where you are. >> I ain't got no warrant on, man. Can you just let me go? I won't. >> Can you tell me what your name is then? >> Can you tell me what your name? That's not for us. That's something else. That's not for us. >> I'm just talking to you. >> Can you help me pick that bike up, man? I'm trying to sell it, man. >> I'll help you pick the bike up, but I got to know what your name is. Do you know where you stay? >> A minute or two from here. >> In a hotel on the island here, though. What you up here for? Work? That's your bike, though, right? You just said it was your bike. It don't matter. I'm not Listen, you're not in trouble. >> I'm just trying to figure out where where you need to go and leave me alone. >> Huh? >> Leave me alone. >> I don't want you riding that bike. >> From his slurred words to his unsteady stance, it was clear that the man was deeply under the influence. The officer's attempt to help was met with resistance. But it wouldn't take long for the man to realize just how badly he needed it. >> Trying to talk to you. >> Okay. I'm just trying to figure out what your name is. >> How y'all doing? >> Good. How are you? Uh, I've been better. >> Yeah, you kind of look like you're a little uh rough shape. >> Yeah, I'm trying to get home. I've been working more. >> Where's home? >> Right down the road. >> Well, I'm trying to help you get there. >> I'm going to stand back up and take the key. >> Then what? You going to walk home? >> Yeah. >> What's your plan? >> What I going to do? >> Do you even know which direction? >> What I was going to do to begin with? >> Oh, I believe you. But where which direction is home? >> There's somebody else come talk to me. I I appreciate it, buddy. But >> what what do you want to talk about? >> I want to go home. >> Okay. I'll walk I'll walk home. You won't ever see me again. That's for sale. >> But you got here somehow. >> You said the hotel on the island though, right? I mean, I can give you a ride, but I got to know who you are first. Huh? >> Go ahead. Yeah. Go ahead. >> There's nothing here. I just want to get him out here, you know. >> Just don't like him walking drunk. >> I know. That's the problem. >> Hey, these guys want to take you to where you have to go. They're not worried about the bike. The bike can stay here. >> Standing up. Well, if the gas is leaking into the [ __ ] operator, >> I'll help them stand it up. They But they got to know who you are in order to give you a ride to where they're going. >> I'm not doing it. >> Okay. Well, don't do it, man. [ __ ] have me stand my bike up. Just go home. I'm going to go home information from the bike. >> [ __ ] you. You want us to stand it up? >> Yeah, please. >> Yeah. I mean, y'all think y'all got in? >> You think got in? >> All right. >> I may be old, but I ain't that old. >> Hell yeah. All right. Let's go, y'all. All right. All right. There. You got it. >> So, you're good with me taking the key then and then you walking? >> Yeah. >> Do you know where you're going? >> Yeah. >> I just don't want you riding this thing. >> I'm not riding it. >> You know what I mean? You definitely wouldn't make it. >> I'm not riding it. >> I swear I got to take the key. >> Okay. >> Right here. I don't know. >> Well, you lost the soul for >> the bottom of your shoes over here. Must have got >> I think y'all threw me down. >> No. No. Must have. But we are letting you go home. Just if he knows who you are, he can give you a ride. That's the only thing. >> I want you to know who I am. You'll see me again. You'll see me again if it's all good, man. >> How am I supposed to get your key? I'm not back. >> Are you going to remember that the Campbell Police Department has your ticket? >> Bring it back here tomorrow. >> We can't You have to pick it up from the Campbell Police Department. >> Can I get a seat or something? >> Yeah, I can. Yep. >> I can write you a note. >> How about that? >> A ticket. I don't give a >> That's fine, man. So, I can start walking home now or what? >> How far do you have to walk? >> Man, we just don't want you have to walk too far cuz you're pretty >> Can I go with him? No, you can't go with me. I don't have any way to take you. >> Yeah, >> I can't put you in my trunk. >> You're a tight, huh? >> All right, go ahead and walk home. All right. >> All right. All right. Take care. >> We have to hang out cuz River doesn't want you here. So, >> just as the officers agreed to let him walk home alone, something unexpected unfolded, leaving them completely stunned. But with no other choice but to move into the rescue. >> Whoa. >> Walk home. Stop trying to do all this. >> Grab my arm. Grab my arm before you get >> I can't do anything. Man, it falls off right here. >> I know it touch. Grab my arm so I can help you out. >> I got it. >> Careful. It's going to drop off again. >> Well, how you know? >> Here. Here. Take my hand. >> Oh, good, dude. Back up. >> All right. Up and over then. >> You want to duck under right here? >> No, I don't. >> You can't hang out here, brother. >> I'm trying to walk home, dude. >> Well, you walked over here. You didn't walk home. And they don't want you on the property, so then he's got to stay. >> Dude, I ain't in 5 minutes, man. Goddamn. It'll start me. Well, this isn't going to open. So, >> help me over this, [ __ ] >> I told you. Will you take me home, dude? You, dude. Go home. >> Let me help you over. >> Yeah, I bet. >> Let me help you over, >> dude. Please go away. You can take me home, >> dude. Come on. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. >> Tell me where. Leave me alone, man. >> Tell me where home is so I know where I'm going. >> I'll walk home. Can I help you over? >> Yes, sir. Will you hold these? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> There you go. How far away is home if I have to give you a ride? >> I'm going home. Bye, y'all. getting rid. >> You said that you wanted to go with me >> there. Dude, >> if I knew where home was, I'd take him home just to get him out of here. >> He's going to end up going to jail if he keeps us at home. >> You'll probably have to keep an eye on him. >> Oh, 100%. It's going to >> We'll have to keep an eye on you. We might as well have you and the third person hang out this direction cuz it's going to be >> Thanks for your help. Okay, I'll pull off to the side and I'll hang out. >> Determined to ensure the man got home safely, the officer decided to check on him. But what he saw next was absolutely shocking, forcing him to act immediately. >> The boat on the way. >> Yes, the boat's on the way. Dive rescue is coming. 907, they are out of the water. >> 907, I'm jumping in. Going over there. John, come here. >> Come over here. >> What? I'm going to go across. >> Let's go. Not in the water. Not in the water. How you want to go home? They are. I promise. >> Going back in the water. Swiming back across. Tying the river wrap. >> Come down the crescent place. We're behind the >> I will take you home myself. You're lying. >> I'm not lying. You know my home, >> dude. I'm tired. Come on. Grab the booty. >> When he gets on the dock, put me >> I'm not on you. So, >> grab the booty. >> Don't let go me. >> Hey, grab the buoy. >> Don't let go. >> I am. I'm not touching you. >> You guys swim. >> Say seagull. >> Seagull. >> You need help? >> Do you have a life vest yet? >> We have a life vest. I don't have a life back. >> Right there. Right there. Flotation device. >> Got a flotation device. >> Flotation device. >> Keep looking for another life. Gaggy. >> The officer's quick action saved the man from drowning. But frustration was mounting. Just as they decided to take drastic measures to keep things under control, his behavior took a drastic turn. >> Here. Where you guys at? on this side. >> Come on, dude. Get over here. >> Move out of here, man. >> Touch me, dude. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just grab on. >> Try to touch me. >> We're not going to touch you. Just grab on. >> Grab him. Grab all of you. >> Just a sec. Hold there until we get over. Okay. Come on. Come here. >> You can get up right here. I just put a ladder in. I just put a ladder in right here. Don't >> turn on me, man. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Nope. My arm hurts. >> Put your hand on your back. [laughter] >> My arm hurts. >> Stop. >> It's going to keep hurt. Don't stop. >> My arm hurts. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put it behind your back. DO IT NOW. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. [screaming] [ __ ] I just let me go home, man. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Please. I ain't done nothing. [laughter] >> Oh my god. Will you let my butthole, please? >> Get on my butthole. >> No one's on you. >> Get on my butthole, dude. >> Do you need medical attention? Please let me go, man. What the is wrong with y'all? Please let ME GO. >> YOU RUBBED MY BUTT, DUDE. >> LET ME lock this so it doesn't tighten up. >> Thank you, sir. >> Intoxicated. >> You don't think he's putting no pressure on me? Stay right there. >> What the is wrong with y'all, man? Trying to go home, man. Got no webs. Ain't no drugs, ain't no out, man. Ain't none of that, dude. Don't push me, man. Just let me go home, bro. >> Tried to let you go home. You jumped in the river. >> Yeah, cuz they chasing after me. >> No one was chasing you. >> Yeah, y'all were chasing me, man. Chasing you. Let me go home, please. >> We were trying to let >> I'm not going nowhere. Hey, don't man. Don't let me go, please. >> Y'all chased me all the way here, man. I ain't done nothing. Can you sit up? Can you sit up? Can you sit up? >> Hey, you going to try? >> Now you fully lost your boot. You had half a boot. Now you fully lost it. >> No, y'all chasing me until I didn't have nothing, though. >> I want you to drown, dude. >> Hey. Hey, bud. >> I'm Shrek with the ambulance. >> I got to go. >> Hey, man. Thank you, dude. You You're saving lives, man. Please take your cuffs off me. They're hurting me. After the incident, officers attempted to get him medical attention, but what should have been routine quickly turned into something far more chaotic. >> Shut me off. God, I ain't done nothing to y'all. I ain't done nothing. Nobody Leave me alone. Leave me the alone, man. Leave me alone. I'm getting tired of [ __ ] man. You're stressing me out. You're stressing me out. You're stressing me out. You're stressing me out. LEAVE ME ALONE. Y'ALL STRESSING me the out, man. Y'all need to go do something else other than this. >> All right, we got to stand up, man. >> Ready? One, two, three. All right, now let's walk. Let's walk. >> Walk. Come on. >> Walk. Just walk. >> Walk, dude. >> Then walk. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. LOOK AT MY WRIST. OH MY GOD. I CAN'T PUT MY HAND. STOP SNATCHING ON MY WRIST. >> STOP SNATCHING ON MY WRIST. >> NO. I WANT TO GO WALK UP HERE, MAN. >> NO, you walk up here and you LOOK AT MY WRIST. >> Come on. >> Keep her moving. You hurt me. You hurt me. >> Oh god. Stop. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. [screaming] >> You going to walk on me? >> You kind of fell, huh? >> Stop. >> Oh god. >> Just put a face. >> You don't know my name. Oh, God. Help me. Get your neck off me, dude. >> What's your name, man? >> Leave me alone. What's your name? My name is Brian. Leave your Brian. >> Leave me alone, dude. Let me go. >> Just relax. >> Y'all don't shoot me with that. I don't I NEED LEAVE ME ALONE. STOP TOUCHING ME. GET OFF, DUDE. >> DO NOT KNOCK IT OFF. >> Knock it off. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Knock it off, dude. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Knock it off. Get out. Help me, man. Go ahead and knock me out. You can't do it. Go ahead. Hit me, man. I can't feel my [ __ ] arms. >> Please let go OF MY ARMS. LET GO OF MY [ __ ] ARMS. >> LET ME GO. >> WATCH YOUR HEAD, MAN. >> STOP. I don't want you hitting your head on. >> Let me go. Let my handcuffs go. I cannot feel my hands. PLEASE LET MY HANDS GO. >> WE NEED TO COME up with a plan together to get you on that bed and get you to the hospital cuz that's that's a non-negotiable. Take me home. me and you >> let all let all these other people just kind of fade away and you talk to me. Okay. So, how are we going to come up with a plan to get safely get you from this floor to that cop? >> One, two, three. >> I beg you. No. No. I want my [ __ ] I want my coat. I can't feel my I swear I'll be cool, man. Just take my >> Just let me breathe for a minute. Please let me breathe. Let my [ __ ] body breathe. Let me go. At the hospital, his behavior spiraled even further out of control, leaving the doctor with no choice but to take extreme medical measures to bring the trouble to an end. >> Are you going to be able to cooperate with us? Cuz I'll take these off. We don't have to have these on. If you can just sit here comfortably in the bed, >> is that okay? >> If you start swinging at people or being a dangerous protector, >> I want to sit up for a minute. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. No. I want to eat. I want to go to sleep or I'm going to get up in the morning. >> Just relax. >> Stop. You hurt me, >> dude. Just quit. >> Just quit. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me again. Back the up. Don't touch me, man. >> We got to fix this. >> Don't be headbutton, dude. You're pushing down the wrong path, man. >> I a person. In the end, the man was charged with two counts of resisting/obstructing an officer and disorderly conduct. The cops had their task cut out for them, trying to rescue that man. But in the next case, officers found themselves dealing with two major challenges all at once. What began as a frantic investigation into a bizarre kidnapping quickly evolved into a highstakes rescue operation. >> A passenger. THERE IS A PASSENGER. Is there anyone else in there? >> Yes. >> Watch it. There is movement. Got a camera. You need off. >> Oh my god. Thank you. He dragged me out of the place and I so hard cuz I was like this is how you >> On the 31st of January 2017, police received an alert about a woman being forcibly removed from her apartment. With time running out, officers quickly intercepted a van and confronted the suspects, her ex-boyfriend and his new transgender partner before they could get away. >> Hey, GET ON YOUR PA. BEH HILL, GET ON YOUR PA. Call him up. Beh Hill, get up. >> Passenger side. Open the door. >> THERE IS A PASSENGER. THERE IS A PASSENGER. >> KEEP YOUR EYES through the window. Open the door. away. Turn around. Turn around. Walk backwards. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep your hands up. Keep coming back. Hey, KEEP THEM UP. KEEP THEM COMING BACK. KEEP THEM COMING BACK. THERE'S A PASSENGER. There's a passenger. 48. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. PASSENGER. GET ON THE GROUND. PASSENGER. ALL THE WAY. YEAH. I got passenger. I got passenger. Stand up. >> You got him. >> Officers located the woman inside the vehicle and swiftly freed her from her restraint. The suspects had kidnapped her with a sinister plan to take her to a cave and brainwash her into marrying one of them. A plan they had meticulously orchestrated over the course of one year. >> Hey, watch the cross. >> Is there anyone else in there? >> Yes. >> Watch it. Sir, movement. Don't move. Don't you move. Stay down. >> Yes, sir. >> She's in there. >> Don't you move. >> Make sure. Yeah. Go ahead. Clear the rest of the car. 735 roll to 55 33 55 33 Don't talk. anything. >> Got a camera. Do you need a >> Oh my god. Thank you. [laughter] Okay. >> Got it. Rolling. >> Okay. Throw me. >> Okay. >> Okay. We're going to get you out of here. Okay. >> We're going to get you out of here. >> You need me to say anything about what happened or anything? >> Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. >> Just hold on for now. Okay. >> Just hold on. Okay. >> Get some pictures and we're going to get you out. Okay. >> Sergeant, I'm going to take some pictures. We have the evidence. She's tight chained down by the neck. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Make sure we get photographs here. >> Yeah. That's what I want to do. I don't want to. And she's understands what I'm going to do cuz she's cool with it. >> Okay. No, let's back him up. Calm down. >> Go ahead, bro. Go ahead. >> I know. Go ahead. Hold it up. >> I'm still Don't think I took it off, but I got his double check. I didn't know if you guys have an ambulance coming. Okay, we're going to get you out of this. >> Yeah, they're out of >> Yes, sir. >> We're getting you out here. Okay. >> The officers were takenback by the alarming circumstances surrounding the woman. Until that moment, the victim had felt utterly helpless and trapped. >> I got pictures of her and I got pictures of the chains. Don't Don't all the weird stuff there. [ __ ] Come on. Come this way. Come. Hold on. Hold on. >> Got another hand. Okay. >> Is that it? Hold on. Hold on. We're at >> He had me earlier and I got him to take him off. [snorts] You got the coffee for it. Looks like there's a red one here. Okay, hold it. Coffee. Got one. >> Oh my god. How did you find me? >> Did you guys find me? [sighs] >> Okay, I want to come in there. Okay. Hey, Sergeant. Sergeant, why >> don't you walk over there to the front of the unit? We take all that stuff off the camera. >> Oh, okay. [cough] [snorts] >> He choked me up six times. >> We don't have I don't got a key for this one, guys. >> Serge, I don't got a key for the neck one. >> Okay, >> here it is. Here it is. Okay, hold on. Give me time. >> Oh my god. >> Where are you guys going to? >> I was in Las Vegas. He broke into my Las Vegas apartment and stole me from my home. >> Las Vegas. New Mexico. >> Nevada. >> Nevada. >> He called ass. [snorts] >> Do you know the guy? >> Yeah. He's my ex-boyfriend. How did you know? >> They called us and told us. >> Who did? I was up at the office trying to run him. See if we had anything on him. >> My god. >> Is this your guys or ours? [cough] >> Dr. Sergeant, see what he says. >> Sergeant. >> Sergeant. >> Um, >> sorry. Were you able to get a hold of somebody to tell him where you were at or >> he dragged me out of the place and I fought so hard cuz I was like this is how you and I think a neighbor saw me getting dragged out. He choked me out like six times because I kept fighting so hard. >> Okay. Did you lose consciousness when he was choking you? >> Yes. Like six. He choked me out six times. >> Okay. >> You guys want to pull one of your units up here and put her in it? That >> That's I was just going to see if that's all right with you guys. I don't know. I don't know whose it is. So I got hurt. >> I also I work I wear glasses and he like they're wrecked on the floor of my apartment. >> I'm going to pull my unit up so she can stay. >> We have an ambulance on the way to check you out. Okay. >> Unsurprisingly, the suspects remained unnervingly calm, which only intensified the officer's concern. 21. >> I'll be standing by first. >> Got a favorite him? >> What's that? >> You got a favorite hymn? >> No, I don't. >> Why not? >> I don't know. I've never been into them. >> What about you? >> What about Amazing Grace? You like that one? >> I'll take it. Amazing grace, how sweet the sound and sing a like me. I once was lost but now I'm found. Was blind but now I see. was grace that taught my heart to fear. Embrace my fears. How precious that grace appear. my first. >> Despite claiming to be spiritual, the actions of the ex was anything but compassionate. The other suspect also exhibited a troubling demeanor. >> But I don't. >> That's pretty good. >> Yeah, I do what I can. You are you a Christian man? >> Yeah, I am. You >> I am. In my uh in my van there's a a Bible, a Nelson Bible, and a Baptist himnel. There any chances I could get those? >> I'm pretty sure it's going to Your vehicle is going to be right up the road anyway. So, let's get this one first. >> I'll see the the Which one? >> Which Bible? >> The the Nelson. There's two of them. There's a big one and then there's a smaller red one. It's a smaller red one. >> Small red one. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And then the Baptist him. >> I'll see about getting it for you. >> Let me see. >> All right. What's going on, brother? What you up to, man? Not much. >> Think you can squeeze on out this way? >> Put your feet down. I know it sounds dumb, but you didn't. >> Put a bullet down. >> Nope. Wear shoes next time. Get you. >> Is it okay to ask? What's happening? >> What's that? >> What's happening? >> Uh, we got to figure out a few things. Okay. >> Okay. >> I thought you were handing me the hat. >> What's that? I thought you were handing me the hat. >> Okay. It's >> cold back there. >> It is kind of >> all on the internet. >> Thank you. >> Are we going to the police station? >> We are. >> I've never been there. >> You never been to to a police station or this police station? >> Well, I mean, I've never been in a police station. Period. I don't >> Okay. I mean, this isn't really how I wanted to go, but >> Is it okay if I look around? >> What's that? >> Is it okay if I look around? I don't want to like make you uncomfortable. If you look around. >> Yeah, cuz the other police officer told me not to do that. >> We're almost there. All right. >> Okay. >> They still hadn't grasped the gravity of this situation. >> What are the police going to ask me? >> I'm not too sure. >> Will I be on handcuffs when I get to the station? >> Most likely not. Oh. Let me lock my door. >> Yeah, I'll be right back to get you. Okay. Okay. Hey, excuse me. Could you get me some shoes? >> Hey, he's shackled. I got a shackle him still. >> He's shackled. I got a shackle him still. I got to try to find him. >> Can you get me some shoes before you come get me? >> What's that? >> Could you get me some like footwear? >> I don't think we have footwear here. >> Oh, okay. Will you guys give me my plans tomorrow? All right. >> Okay. >> Do you want me to face this way? >> No. Put Put your feet toward me. >> Okay. Oh, are you your feet cuffing me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh I'll I'll pull these off. Oh, it's okay. I don't I don't know how all this works. I'll just listen to you. Thank you for not making them too tight again. I'll have to say I'm going to get you down on that side. Okay. >> Okay. Can you help me out? >> Hold on. >> Oh, I don't I don't think I need the help. >> There we go. >> In the end, both suspects face charges: kidnapping, false imprisonment, and conspiracy. If that wasn't disturbing enough, here's a chilling case where a man crashed through the ice of a freezing lake, leaving him trapped 100 yards from the safety of the shore as the officers were put in a race against time to rescue him. >> Is that our dock? >> We're going to put you on a nice looking thing. Okay. On January the 14th, officers responded to an emergency at a local lake after a man fell through the ice and became trapped in freezing water. With a victim stranded far from shore and the ice too unstable to safely cross, specialized rescue crews were called in to launch a difficult and time-sensitive operation. >> Yes. that life bast. again. here. >> Okay. >> I want a bag. >> You're getting the temp rest. They're getting the bag. >> We can't send you without a rope, buddy. >> They're getting it. >> What's that? >> The ice broke. That's okay. Keep breaking it. >> Keep keep inching. That's okay. Find a good spot. >> Make sure that this isn't getting I'm going to grab this. Okay. Put this around him. >> Okay. >> I'm going to the other side. >> What? >> Keep kicking. >> I can't hear you guys that well. >> You're good. >> You're good. >> One cocker. That's it. Keep clicking. They're coming for you, but I need you to keep picking. >> You're okay. >> No, keep yelling. You're good. >> The rescue quickly turned into a battle against the elements as one wrong move could have potentially turned the rescue into another emergency. Then, in an instant, the situation became even more dangerous. >> You're doing great. >> Somebody's mom. >> I can't pull the tube. I can only pull you. >> I can only pull you, not the tube. [snorts] >> Is that our dock? Stop. >> It should be thicker. Maybe he can get out. All right, we can pick up our pace just a little bit. >> A little more. >> Hold on. Stop. >> Stop. >> We got it. >> Is your bus ready for him? >> Yeah. Okay. Yep. >> If he's not able to walk, perfect. >> He's not going to be able. >> Even if he is able to walk, >> he's not going to be able to walk. >> I wouldn't let him. >> You want to start laying it out? >> Thank you. Aaron, you're coming up on a branch behind you, just so you know. >> All right, let him adjust the branch. >> There's a branch behind you, big guy. >> All right, >> now that you're out of that. >> No, grab on the green. >> Hey, let's get that mega down. >> Let's get the mega mover down here. We're going to put you on a big tarp looking thing. Okay. And we're going to use this to move you up to a warm ambulance. All right. >> Roll them. >> Yep. We're going to roll him on your backside. Okay. >> Roll you to your left. >> We're rolling. >> You guys want to move? >> I'm out of breath. >> I'm not worried about it right now. >> I understand why you did good job fighting through that big guy. >> Let's just drag it. We're going to do the work. Okay. You just lay here on this cool tarp >> here. We got you, brother. >> Just a little bit. >> All right. >> Wait. Ready? >> All right, Ken. You're going uphill to the warm ambulance. >> You're doing great, buddy. >> You want to get up before? >> You're going to be just fine. >> Sure. >> You got a good be okay. >> You're going to be all right, brother. >> Talking to you, man. >> Stupid. >> It's all right, man. >> We got you. >> Can you see behind me? >> Yep. I got you. >> Going up a hill a little bit. >> Okay. Just straight back, Nico. I'll be your eyes. Hurry up. >> We'll get you warmed up. Okay. Little to your left, Nico. >> So, it is a little slick, guys. >> You got a You got a root to your right. >> Good. All right. I think we have space here. After rescuing the victim from the freezing water, the officers knew the battle was far from over and the most critical moments were still ahead of them. It's going to be like a >> out for that log. >> Uh, just >> I'm good. I'm good. Nice and >> easy. Nikki, if you can go, are you all right? >> Yeah. >> I'm getting caught. >> You got me? >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> How you doing? >> Sorry. >> Thank you. >> Grab this hand. All right. Right there. >> That helps a little. [laughter] Hey, Spence. >> How's that? How are we doing? How long do you want me to? >> I'm good. >> You're doing great, man. Just want All I want you to focus on is just your breathing. All right. Just work work on that. All right. You going to be okay? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You're going to be all right, man. We're going to get you into the truck. We're going to get all your clothes off of you and we're going to get some hot packs in your groin and in your armpit and warm you up as much as we can. >> I'm just keeping a hand. >> Almost there. >> How you doing, Nico? Good. We're going to curve over here, >> right? >> You fall right into me. Yeah. >> All right. The hardest part >> up the hill. >> I got you. You're not going back. >> I got you, Mickey. [laughter] >> Your friends got me. It's >> working great. >> All right. Level. You're doing fine, buddy. >> You're awesome, man. >> All right. There you All right. >> Step down. >> Grab the blanket. Grab the blanket. >> Can we lay that flat so we can screw them up real quick? >> As flat as it's going to be. >> All right. >> They're going to cut all stuff off. >> I know. You want me to hold them over? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Um, there's one over there though. If you want to tuck it there when you're ready. >> Yeah, let's go. >> Don't be scared, buddy. >> Go up. All right, bring it in. Turn a little bit. >> You're going to be great. Okay. >> Good. >> Amazing. Okay. >> There's only one. >> You're a foot away from warmth. Okay. >> So proud of you. >> Thanks to the seamless integration of local patrol officers. The victim was successfully stabilized and made a full recovery from what could have easily been a frozen grave. That fisherman found a timely savior. But up next, the situation was even more critical as a multi-vehicle crash in Ohio turned into a desperate medical intervention when a deputy noticed a driver Nicholas's lips turning purple from a lethal narcotic overdose. >> Hey, wake up, bud. There you go. Hey, can Hey. >> Sheriff's Office. >> What's your name? On February the 3rd, 2021, Summit County Sheriff's Deputy Timothy Kensinger responded to a multi-vehicle crash on an exit ramp in Green, Ohio. As he checked on the drivers involved, he discovered Nicholas unconscious behind the wheel and an obvious medical distress. Realizing that this was more than just a traffic accident, the deputy immediately shifted his focus from the crash itself to a rapidly unfolding medical emergency. What the hell? Sir, sir, sir, can you hear me? Sir, can you hear me? 57 something. >> 570. >> Can you start me at 29, please? The male in the first vehicle, Edward Boy, Victor 7389, laying over on his side, unresponsive. Sir, wake up. Can you hear me? Sir, can you hear me? >> Sir, can you hear me? >> Sir, wake up. 25 to 500. >> God damn it. Did you guys TALK TO HIM AT ALL? >> SIR, wake up. Some of this might be a night OD. I'm going to administer some Narcan. Sir, can you hear me? Sir, >> this might be a 90D. I'm going to attempt to administer some Naran to this individual. Sarah, can you hear me? >> Sarah, can you hear me? Can you hear me? Sir, wake up. 57. I've got four milligrams inside so far. Sit up for me, >> sir. Sit up. Come on, buddy. Can you hear me? Hey buddy. Nicholas was unresponsive and his lips and skin had turned a deep shade of purple. The deputy recognizing the telltale signs didn't miss a single beat as he tried to revive Nicholas. Hey, can you hear me? Sit up for me, buddy. Yes, it's Paul. Summon just administered the second four milligrams of Arcan. If you could advise the squad, please >> sit up for me. Hey, come on. Wake up. >> He's got his pulse is pretty good, but hey, wake up. His pulse is strong. I ain't got anything yet, buddy. I don't know what's where or what. He was laid over. Hey, grab this. There's foil. And that powder just got all over me. [laughter] >> I know. It's all right. And then in that dollar bill. >> Yeah, >> there's some, too. Wake up. Can you hear me? His pulse is running. Wake up, buddy. >> Hey, his car looks better already. His lips were blue when I got here, bud. I mean, blue. >> Hey, man. He's coming away. Here we go. Come on. Hey. >> 571. >> Wake up. >> Wake up, buddy. Sheriff's office. >> Hey, Sheriff's Office. >> Wake up. >> Hey, there you go. Wake up. Hey, can you hear me? Wake up. I'm afraid to let go him. He's going to fall back over. >> Wake up. >> I don't know what he took, so he might come out swinging. Be ready. >> Huh? >> That's what I was afraid of. >> I know. Hey, man. Wake up. Sheriff's office. There you go. Can you hear me? Hey, buddy. Wake up. You're in a crash. You okay? Hey, just have him pull up here. >> Any other time they want to block the entire road. Now they don't want to take this lane. Hey, wake up, bud. There you go. Hey, can Hey, >> sheriff's office. >> What's your name? >> FD. Can you hear me? Black >> 570 summit. The Narcan appears to be working. His color is better. He's breathing stronger. >> Wake up, buddy. >> Uh, he's his color's been, dude. His lips were purple >> and out of it. When I got here, he had a he's breathing pretty good. His pulse is good, but he get I gave him >> four and four. So, is that too much? two. >> Wake up, man. >> Come back to us. Come on. It's not your time, brother. Wake up. What's your name, bud? >> Come on. >> Hey, they can come right here, man. We can >> Okay. >> There you go. >> What's your name, bud? Sit up. If I let go, you're going to fall back over. >> Let him know he's gonna I don't know what's in his pocket or anything yet, dude. So, >> when there was still no reaction, the deputy doubled down, knowing that every passing second reduced [music] Nicholas's chances of survival until help finally arrived. How far did you give those? >> About a minute and a half, maybe. >> Well, I didn't get any reaction. His lips were purple. >> Well, all the training you guys gave us on the medical. It's great. >> Can you hear me? God, you look so much better. What's your name, buddy? >> Nick. >> Nick, what'd you take, man? >> Oh, Nick, come on. Look at me. Nick, come on. Come on. >> Do you know where you are? I am on the way out. >> Huh? >> His name's Nick. >> Nick, you want to try and stand up for us? >> The firemen want to talk to you and then you and I are going to have a chat. Okay. >> Do you know where you are right now? >> Huh? Is this your car? It >> is my parents. It's >> your parents' car. Okay. Do they know you have it? >> Ready to roll? >> All right. What do you want to do? >> You going to stand up, bud? >> You going to stand up? Come on out here. >> I don't know. They don't tell us. I don't know. 5 minutes. Five minutes. >> All right. Come on. Hey, stand up for me. >> Put your feet up. >> We're going to get you out of here and make sure you're all right. Get this ner in. You're working good, man. Cleaning that crap out of you. Come on. >> You don't remember taking anything? You got a headache probably, huh? >> Yeah. >> Oh, what'd you order? >> I have no idea. >> Some snow, probably. Is that what you order? Or firewood? >> Come on. >> Stay down, man. We won't let you fall. He's a lot stronger than he looks. Yeah. Oh, absolutely. >> Bump this coat. >> We're going to take your coat off, fella. It's going to be nice and warm in that squad. They might let you drive. I don't >> I got it. >> Oh, okay. >> It's all right. >> He's going to frisk you real quick. >> Good. >> Anything sharp on your body, person? >> Go ahead and spin for me just a little bit. There you go. >> Hands up. >> Nothing's going to focus. >> Good. Have a seat. Right here. >> Right here in the crease. Sit down. Bring your feet up. >> All right. Uh, yeah. Looks like he was free basing it. This was under his hand. This foil with the burnt like this. >> Okay. >> There's a lighter there. This is rolled up. It's got powder in it. Burn on one side. Then host dropped it on me. It's all over my arm. So, >> so you think he was free basing smoking it? >> Smoking it. >> That's what it looks like. >> Okay. >> All righty, buddy. >> I'm going to meet you guys up there, though. I don't want to >> I'm going to go grab my bag and and go up there. Make sure they don't need help. >> Okay. >> Nicholas was safely extricated from the vehicle fris for weapons and transferred to a waiting fire department squad car for mandatory transport to a hospital facility. Nicholas was lucky to survive the incident and so was Robert, another junkie who was extremely fortunate that an alert officer found him completely unresponsive on a bed after he had overdosed. >> Lay down, >> dude. >> Hey, wake up. >> You were all but dead, dude. >> You were all but dead. What'd you take, man? >> In Franklin Township, Ohio, a routine check by a hotel employee led to a frightening discovery. A guest, Robert, was found unresponsive inside a room, prompting an urgent 911 call. A patrol officer arrived minutes before paramedics and found the man in critical condition, requiring immediate intervention. >> Hey, dude. Yo, bro. Hey, bro. Hey. Yo, [screaming] my man Hey yo, >> 310. I got one N can't in but uh Franklin Township medic 192 is on the scene. >> The situation became tense as the officer raced to save Robert's life only to face a completely different challenge when the victim suddenly started coming back around. [clears throat] over this. >> I got one at him. [clears throat] >> I'm throwing furniture out you guys way. >> Nice. >> 34. >> Saving that. >> Yep. >> Up the nose. >> Yep. Just grabbing that blue bag. Never mind. Rebreather. >> How long did you give it? >> Uh, it's no less than 2 minutes. Cigarettes. Start waking up, man. >> Awesome. [snorts] >> Don't you kick me in the nuts, either. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to be pissed if you do that. Lay down, dude. Stop. >> Lay down, >> dude. >> Hey, wake up. >> What's your name, man? I'll let you get in the fetal position. >> Sounds good, Robert. >> Robert. >> Oh, he just got out of the hospital, huh? >> Yeah. >> Cool. >> Robert, settle down. Robert, simmer down. Robert, >> simmer. [laughter] >> Hang on. Stop. Let me take that off your face. Dude, Robert, relax, dude. >> Robert, settle down, man. >> You kicking your feet. >> Robert, Robert, wake up, man. Wake up. >> Settle down. >> Hey, don't stand up. Stay right there, man. about these. What the if you kick on him, I'm get I'm going to get pit. >> Settle down, Robert. >> I think we got these two guys here with us now. >> Yeah, it ain't going to go good for you, robbers. I unleash him. >> It's all right, brother. Relax, man. You were all but dead, dude. You were all but it what did you take man >> with the fatty or or heroin? Man, what was it? >> Huh? >> Okay. >> You Dude, you were >> basically on the bed. What? H What did you just do? >> Once stabilized, the officer delivered a blunt, unfiltered reality check to the disoriented 38-year-old Robert. >> I'm trying to help you, bro. >> Okay, just tell me. You're not in trouble. Tell Fetty, do you still have some on you so I don't get high or none of these other guys do? >> Okay, you need to go with these guys or something. Dude, >> stay. You waking up. >> Yeah. >> All right, let me get your information. >> You are all but your last name, Robert. This guy saved your life. You weren't breathing. You were dead. >> He said cool. Said cool, man. Good deal. >> Spell your last name, Robert. >> I can't understand you. Look at me, Robert. you out here or ID. Let me have your ID. >> Give me your ID. Get your ID out your >> It's in your It's in his pocket. >> Yeah, you're going to puke. >> Oh, mate. You go that way then, man. >> [clears throat] >> Start up in there. Confetti is some bad. Ain't no chemist to walk around in Columbus though. >> Trash be >> trash can's over there, man. If you got to throw up. >> No idea. >> Is that what he's saying? >> Turn around, man. The trash can's right behind you, bro. >> Or not. How old are you, Robert? >> 38. >> 38? >> Yeah. Did >> you do anything else besides That's it. >> Dude, the only way somebody found you. Why? >> Or you'd have been >> you'd been you left your door cracked open. That's the only way someone would have found you. The [clears throat] hotel manager walked by and seen your door was open. Hold >> still. Hold still. >> Hold still. Give me a second. >> Did we get his name? >> What do you mean? >> Just a social. >> Hold your arms still a minute. >> Since I'm the >> Appreciate it. Let me go out and make sure he's telling the truth. >> Robert was safely evaluated and taken into medical custody by the responding ambulance team. If you thought that rescue was dramatic, wait till you see the next explosive rescue operation where a drunk driver, Ala, launched her vehicle at high speed into power lines and trapped herself inside a burning wreckage. >> Did you say there's somebody inside? >> Yes. >> Ma'am, you're on the side of your vehicle. You have to come through the roof. >> What is this? >> Oh, lovely. >> Really? On March the 19th, 2024, John's Creek police responded to a dramatic single vehicle crash in a residential neighborhood. The car left a trail of destruction before overturning and coming to rest. The impact caused widespread damage and created an immediate danger for nearby residents as a situation continued to escalate. Is there somebody in the car? >> Did you say there's somebody inside? >> Yes. >> 38, we have entrapment. I don't know how to get around. >> Hold on one second. >> So, the vehicle's on its side and we have one entrapment. Yep. >> Keep using my fire extinguisher. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am, I'm going to hit your sunroof. Okay. >> I need you to stay stay as far away as you can for it. Can you go in the back seat? >> Can you go in the back seat? >> Right in the corner. In the corner. This one right here. >> Ma'am, are you okay? >> It's through. But the >> the water better now. Now it's more about Yeah, >> my power went out. >> We all flame. >> There's a fire out. >> Fire out. Ma'am, are you are you away from the glass? >> Are you away from the glass? >> Yeah, that's why I couldn't open that. >> I don't I don't know if we can flame down >> and stay away from it, please. All right. Go ahead and try to see if you can pull it apart for me. >> Hey, you got some pliers. >> I need something. >> Yeah. Nope. Come on through. >> Ma'am, I need you to come on through. >> Come on. >> Are you okay? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> What's wrong? Your car is on fire. I need you to get out of your car if you can. >> Can you come on out? >> Can you come out, please? >> Yes. >> With flames spreading and time running out, the officers searched for a way to reach the disoriented driver, Ala, before conditions became impossible. >> Ma'am, you're on the side of your vehicle. You have to come through the roof. probably done. >> That was to post, but I flame it up again over here. >> Maybe. [clears throat] >> Are you able to come through? >> Yep. Come on through. like this was exploding. >> I got you. >> Are you hurt anywhere, huh? >> Um, I [clears throat] got it. Give one of us your hands. Okay, we'll take your hands and pull you and then you just kind of wriggle your legs through. Okay. >> Yeah. Your car was exploding. We need to get you out of out of this vehicle. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can we get the door open? >> No, ma'am. You're on the side of the vehicle. You're going through the roof right now. Okay. >> All right. Give me a hand. Trying to get her out. >> Give us your hand, huh? >> I don't want >> Don't touch the glass. >> Don't touch the glass. >> Here. >> Yep. Give me a second. >> Come on through. >> Here you go. >> I understand. >> All right. I'm going to try to pick you up. Okay. >> One, two, three. Okay. >> Your legs stuck? >> Yep. >> Yep. Let's go. >> There we go. >> 38. We got one extracted. [sighs] >> All right, let's get away from the >> one of your vehicles. >> One second. >> Yeah. Come on. Come on, dear. We need you to >> Come on. I'm I'm fine. Can I lay down? >> We need to get you away from the vehicle. [cough] >> One second. What is this? >> Really? >> Yeah. >> [sighs and gasps] >> The rescue took a heavy physical toll on the officer himself and his frustration grew further when he discovered the cause for the accident. Hello, ma'am. >> Hey, I'm Officer Bacon with John Street Police. >> Hey, what are you in any pain right now? >> No pain at all. >> No, we have a problem. >> Can you uh explain what happened? Yeah, I just I think I drank. >> You just You think you drank? >> Okay. >> And um >> stepped here into the place where we lived and we lived >> 25 years ago. >> Yep. >> And just >> I don't know. >> Why is your left arm swollen so much? Is that is that a chronic issue? That's not from the crash or anything. >> No. >> Okay. >> I think I just kind of wanted to >> feel bad. >> All right. You wanted to feel bad? >> Okay. Do you have a purse around here somewhere? Is it in your car? >> No, not in my car. >> Do you know where your uh driver's license is at? >> Yeah, in my car. >> It's in your car? Okay. >> Yeah, I haven't seen it. >> Okay. What's your name, man? >> L K A. >> What's your last name? >> B A R D R. >> All right, I got the power notified AG. >> All right. What's your date for the last date of birth? All right. Awesome. Cut anywhere else. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I was some of the >> Okay. Give me some more gloves, please. No, I don't mind at all, man. I want to take care of you. >> See how bad it is. >> I've been having a bad case. >> Yeah. >> Just quit drinking. >> Yeah. >> You need to go to the hospital and get checked out here. Okay. Cuz we need to take a picture of your body. Make sure there's no inside injuries. Okay. >> Is that left arm swollen? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, >> she said it's uh from issues she's >> Oh, that was like that >> medical issue she's got going on. Yeah. >> I asked the same question. >> Did y'all get her out of the car or she walked? >> No, we had to extract her. >> She was unconscious laying out in the car. So, she was she was out laying on the ground face down. We got >> You have any pain anywhere? So if I can tell you all so you can discuss and know what goes on. >> I was just unhappy. >> She's unhappy. She's admitted to >> I just was unhappy. Drank drank a little too much >> and just sound like she was going backwards. We need to >> we need to go to the hospital. Sweet. Ala survived the fiery crash without any critical injuries thanks to the quick response of officers and alert neighbors, but faced a long list of severe legal consequences, including driving under the influence, reckless driving and open container violation. Here's another heroic officer who had to extricate a heavily impaired driver, Angela, from a car crash and then save her from an overdose seizure. Angela. Angela. >> Somebody get a narc. So, what were you using? I use >> first responders were dispatched to a residential street after reports of a vehicle that left the roadway and crashed into a fence. When officers arrived, they immediately found themselves in a critical situation and in a race against time to rescue the unresponsive driver, Angela. Okay. Is that door open? Ma'am, >> how you doing? >> You okay? You okay? Miss, can you speak? >> Okay. What's going on? Are you hurt? You might be having >> She's really She's really tense right now. >> Look like she had a seizure. >> Can you uh get the seat lower? Can you lower? I got this for you. Okay. >> What's her name? >> Angela. What? >> Angela. Is she Is she okay? Is she Did she breathe? >> Yeah, she's okay. She's breathing. She's not moving well. >> Is she out? >> No, she's up. Very tense. I don't think she can move. >> Oh my god. >> Yes. >> What's her name? >> Who are you, sir? >> What? What? What's her name? >> I got >> Angela. Who are you to Angela? >> Is she up? >> No, she's up. But she's >> Okay, friend. Where do you >> I can't like remove her. Her muscles are all super tense right now. Ma'am, I'm I don't want to get that on you. You keep leaning over me. You're okay. I know you're trying to help her. >> I just thought I was a nerd, but I was afraid to come over here by myself. >> I got Yeah. >> Like I like at first I ain't seen nobody, but then I like seen her like figure like >> Can we get EMS? >> Can we dispatch them already? >> Tell us. >> See if she's got any paperwork in there, insurance, anything like that. So we can hand. >> With the driver's condition rapidly deteriorating in every second counting, officers faced a crucial decision. How to get her out before it was too late. >> Angela, >> somebody get a narc. >> Thanks. >> This This isn't typical for someone that's overdosing. That's why I'm asking if she has any medical issues here. Yeah. >> You're bleeding, Chris. >> I know. I had to break the window. >> Oh my god. >> No, he's saying she uses stuff. So, she's just got one hand. somebody if you can. >> Just don't put her down on the glass. Get under arms if you can. Use your legs, not your back. No. >> Get in a little tighter. And down. Slow. Slow. Slow. Head. Head. Head. All right. back. >> What's her name? >> Jessica. >> Angela. >> Angela. Wake up, >> sir. >> You wake up. >> All right. >> On the phone, sir. >> Does she use? >> She's creeping. >> What does she use? >> Angela. >> Okay. Snore inject. Do we know? >> No. >> I don't. We got a call. She crashed into a fence. She was slumped over the wheel when I got here. She's out of the car now. Yes. >> What's that? >> You got to wake up. >> No. >> What's What's her last name? Camper. >> You got a light, bro? >> Yeah, we got it. Thank you. >> I'm just trying to see if there's a baggie or anything. They're They're working on her. They're working on her, sir. She's She's got a pull. She's alive. >> All right, sir. What's your name? >> Angela. >> I mean, I'm sitting here on the phone with you. I could stop giving you information if I don't know who you are. Yeah. She'll be going to Bay Shore. >> Angela, you hear me? Her eyes are blinking now. >> Okay. >> Do you know what her name is? >> Angela Camperelli. Camperella. Camperelli. All right. Trying to see if I can find a license or something, but As first responders worked to assess her condition, Angela slowly began regaining awareness and the ability to communicate. But just as a situation appeared to be improving, she sprung a surprise on everyone. >> Guys, so she's demanding that she comes out here. She wants to go back to her car. She doesn't want to go to the hospital. She wants to go home. Uh she said that she didn't take anything to her knowledge. All of her info, her license, registration, insurance, she'd be in there. keys real quick >> and then we'll >> All right. But she wants to talk to you guys. She doesn't want to go. >> All right. You want to just shut up? Are you FSD certified? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You don't want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> All right. Well, listen, then if you if you're going to demand their release, that's fine. You got to sign a couple waivers. Then you're going to come out and we're going to put you through some tests and stuff. Okay. Okay. >> All right. So, we'll just work with these guys, whatever they need you to do for a couple minutes, unless she already >> No, not yet. Her ID. >> I don't Where is your license? >> It's in my bag. >> All right. Can you just give her your information as >> I'm just >> I'll get it for you. You sure? Just where? It's in your bag in the car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'll get you your whole bag. She's pretty uh >> she's pretty adamant. She wants her bag. So she's >> she's hiding something. Got a uh flashlight on you. >> No, this will work. >> Yeah. >> All right. So before this accident, have you had any like head injuries or anything like that? >> No. Okay. Cuz this first test we're going to do is uh with your eyes. It's an HGN test. It's all about the tracking of your eyes. So a head injury might alter that. So, no head injuries except for something maybe sustained in this car accident. Correct. >> All right. So, see this? See this pen? See the tip of this pen? >> Yeah. >> What color is it? >> Black. >> It's black. All right. You're capable of following this pen as I move it. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, that's what I want you to do. I want you to put your hands down at your side, feet together, and using just your eyes and only your eyes, I want you to follow this the tip of this pen wherever it goes. All right. Don't turn your head, just your eyes. You understand these instructions? >> All right. Following the completion of the physical tests and taking into account Angela's confession, there was only one thing left to do now. Uh that's it for our test here. Um with that being said though, you know, you did uh have a car crash, you know what I mean? You crash into property with nobody else. No reason really for the crash. You admitted to me after being that you did use tonight. All right. So, you are going to come with us. We're going to bring you into police headquarters and you're going to, you know, be charged with uh driving under the influence. All right. Okay. Can you turn off your head back customer? >> Yeah. Yeah, I got you. Not too tight on your end. You okay? Listen, I'm only asking because the vehicle is going to be towed. There is going to be a tow truck operator who's going to come and have to get in your vehicle to move it on to the flatbed. Is there anything in there? Any more of that stuff you were using tonight that you know we should maybe remove before he gets in there. >> All right. So, bring it back to the car. Angela was placed under arrest for driving under the influence and transported to police headquarters for formal processing. Here's another brave officer who saved the lives of two crazy teens who nearly ended up gone. >> He's got a pulse. >> He's got a pulse. >> On the 3rd of November 2022, Temple Station officers [music] responded to a frantic call about two teenagers fighting for their lives. But when they arrived, the scene before them was beyond anything they could have imagined, pushing them to act fast before it was too late. OH MAN. >> HEY LOPEZ, BRING HERE. >> LOPEZ, get in here. Let them know what we're doing. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Let them know we're uh >> we're doing CPR. >> Frank's going to do chest compressions. >> He's checking. >> Yeah, he's got pulse. Easy on the CPR. >> Put him on the recovery position. >> Put on. >> Put him on the recovery position. >> Left side. Left side. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Hey, do you have another Nat? Give him another one. >> Give him another one. Open it. >> I got it. I got it. Who's the last one you saw him alive? >> He's breathing. >> He's He's making noise. >> He's breathing. >> Just when the families of the teens thought all hope was lost, the officer's split-second decision turned everything around, giving them a second shot at survival. >> Do you have weird breathing? >> Duran, is yours breathing? >> Okay, mine too. >> He's got a pulse. He's got a pulse. >> Come on. >> How many do you guys have? Sir, >> do you have another one there? >> Is there another one? >> Come out. >> Come out. >> Make room. Clear the clear the family. >> Give it one more minute. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. I feel a strong pulse. >> Strong pulse. Okay. >> Come on, man. Wake up, >> Joan. How's your guy doing? >> Still point. Labor breathing. >> Okay. >> Going. [clears throat] Come on, man. >> Here. Do one more. >> Okay. >> It's been 2 minutes. >> Do one more. You guys need another? >> I got it. I got it. >> Got it. We got it. >> Excuse me. >> Yeah. Come on. Okay. You're good. You're good. You're good. >> Yeah. I got him. How's your guy doing? How's your guy doing? >> Let's uh let's let's get them out here. >> You guys already gave me >> three dosage here. >> Three here. >> Do we know what? >> No. Does he need to be >> How much is he breathing? >> He's got a good pulse, but uh >> he was blue. Yeah, he was blue and responsive. He uh was just uh on his feet. >> In a matter of minutes, the LA County Fire Department arrived, rushing both teens to the hospital. In the end, they were treated and subsequently released to their parents.