40 seconds. That's the average time an officer has to decide. Life or death. I swear to God, I'll [ __ ] shoot you. Us or them? Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Sometimes they make the right decision and sometimes they don't. Open the door now. We go beyond the sirens behind the badge to reveal the heartstoppping moments. This is caught on body cam. Pasadena, California. A seemingly ordinary night on Hudson Avenue takes a dramatic turn. You from? Uh San Frano. Okay. Do you have any idea any uh Are you visiting someone? Huh? Are you visiting someone? Uh, no. No. I'm just right now trying to get some gas money. Okay. Hey, I don't have my ID on me. Do you have it right there? Officers approach a suspicious vehicle. A white pickup truck parked illegally, but as they begin their investigation, the situation escalates. That's okay. Good. No. I need to see some ID. I don't have an uh do you do you have a picture of like an old one or anything? Hey, can you send me a picture of my ID? Do you know your driver's license number? I know by heart. Okay, I see. What's your name, bro? Uh, Ricardo. And what's your last name, Ricardo? 36-year-old Ricardo Guadal Andrade is seemingly compliant as he answers the officer's questions. But things take a turn for the worst as the line of questions continues. I came to see a friend. Oh, okay. Your friend lives here. No, not right here. I was already driving and trying to put on I parked and I thought I swear I didn't even see the one way. Oh, okay. Did you come out of there? No, I came this way. I came this way, but I just reversed it and I I seen that. Why is it parked there? The whole time it's me. All right. You're not probational pro anything? No. Okay, perfect. Look good. So for special? No, not yet. Then nothing legal inside the car. No guns, drugs, anything like that. Perfect. He's just watching for second. What's up, boss? I guess I'm facing the wrong way on. Yeah. Yeah, that you that you are. Yeah. 420. the whole time I I thought I was pregnant. The officer asks one of his colleagues to keep an eye on Andrade whilst he checks around the back of the vehicle. But when he returns asking to check inside the car, it seems that Andrade has something to hide. You said nothing legal in the car? No. Is it okay with you? Just make sure. No. No. Okay. You want to step out of the carp? Huh? You want to step out of the carp? Hold on. No. Turn off the car, dude. Stop. Stop. Stop. Holy [ __ ] You're going to get [ __ ] shot. You're going to get [ __ ] shot. 35, hold the air. Got one at gunpoint. He's trying to run me over. Hey, you're going to get [ __ ] shot, dude. You're going to get [ __ ] shot. Stop the [ __ ] car. I swear to God, I'll [ __ ] shoot you. I swear to God, I'll [ __ ] shoot you. I swear three back. The car. Okay, we're gonna be in pursuit. Stand by. The driver throws the car in gear and bolts, narrowly missing an officer. He's on the run. California. He tried to run over a police officer. A high-speed chase ensues, weaving through the quiet streets. Okay, he's through the red southbound California. I'm losing eyesight on him. Let me see if we can get in. Okay, we're still southbound Hudson. However, the chase ends abruptly. The suspect crashes into a front yard, his escape route cut off. But he's not giving up. He abandons the vehicle and disappears into the maze of houses. Here, here, here, here. Hey, if police came, I'd stop here to get bit. Police scramble to contain the suspect. A search team goes house to house, combing every inch of the neighborhood. The adrenaline is high, the tension thick. [Music] Hey, he's jumped the backyard. He got a dog deployed. Uh, no bite. He's in the backyard. Start set up a containment. Get somebody to lake. Hey, good to late. Good to late. Desperate and cornered, the suspect breaks into not one but two occupied homes. Fear grips the residents as they encounter a fugitive on the run. Okay. Okay. Come here. Come here. Come here. Get in the car, Seline. Where? Where? Where? Where? What? One gun up. One gun up. One gun up. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I got Get that dog up here. Get that dog up here. Hey, slow down. Slow down. Slow down. Get the dog up here. Dog down. No, I have no eyes. He didn't come out at all. He didn't come out at all. They only ran out. Suddenly, a breakthrough. The Pasadena PD's airship spots the suspect hiding in a backyard. Word of his whereabouts is given to the forces on the ground. All right. Let's get him before he breaks somebody else's house. Hold on. Let him clear the front here. Here. All right. So, everybody hold your positions. All right. Come on. Slowly. Tension mounts as the officers close in on the suspect's location. Okay, hold on. Slow down. Slow down. Suspect, get on the ground. Let me shoot it out. Let me see your hand. Police department, get on the ground. Fast. Stop. Stop. Stop. Hold on. Put your hands to your side. All right. Let me get the K9 unit is deployed. Hold on. Walk towards me. Bring my dog to me. Bring my dog to me. Behind lethal. Let me get two people. I need to see your hands. Hands up. I need to see your hands. Put your hands up now. Put your hands up now. Hey, someone break down dispenser here. All right, cover me. Cover me. I got it. Move up a little bit. Hold on. Hold on. Suspect, stand up now. Move your arm. Move your arm. Yep. Yep. I need a hook team. Suspect, move towards me. Let me see your right hand. Let me see your right hand. Let me see your right hand now. I do not know if you have a gun or a weapon on you. Let me see that hand. Put your arms up. The K9 makes contact, but the suspect remains armed and dangerous. Drop the gun. Drop it. Drop the gun. Drop it right now. Drop it. Drop the gun. I will shoot you in the head. You're going to You're going to die right now. I will shoot. A critical incident unfolds. An officer involved shooting erupts. The suspect is wounded, but the immediate threat is neutralized. Officer, good. I'm good. I'm let me get out with my dog. Let me get my dog. Turn away. Turn away. Jesus. Officers rush to the suspect's aid, administering life-saving measures until paramedics arrive. The fight for his life continues at the hospital. Tragically, despite all efforts, the suspect is pronounced dead. A recovered handgun reveals the deadly weapon at the heart of this chaotic night. No officers were injured, but the scars of this encounter will stay with them forever. The investigation into Ricardo Guali Andrali, a 36-year-old resident of San Fernando, continues as authorities piece together the events that led to this desperate chase and deadly confrontation. February 18th, East Bay County, Texas. A routine traffic stop takes a chilling turn. Dash cam footage rarely captures the raw intensity of a police chase, but a DPS helicopter recorded a deadly encounter that unfolded that none of them would forget. It all began with a routine traffic stop. However, when 33-year-old Ernest Monolongo gave the officer a fake name, things went sideways in a hurry. Monolongo bolted, sparking a high-speed chase through city streets. Now, you're running on the ramp. is IH10 and FM 1518 taking the exit. IH10 1518 the Guadalupi troop 107. How far behind are you guys 66 317 right now? I'm on 10. Got another unit on the access road. Okay. The helicopter footage paints a chilling picture. Monolongo, desperate, makes a reckless move, a wrongway gamble on I 10. It's a scene ripped from a movie, but the danger is terrifyingly real. Be careful. Be careful. Under the floorboard, guys, watch it. Taking up a defensive position, guys. Two troopers corner him, hoping to apprehend him peacefully, but in the blink of an eye, the situation explodes. Shots fired. Shots fired. Troop down. Troop down. Let's get EMS in route. Troops down. Got a handgun. Troops down. The helicopter captures the shocking exchange. A hail of gunfire erupts. A trooper goes down wounded. Monolongo is hit too. Critically injured. And he's shot in the right arm. The trooper is rushed to the hospital by the very helicopter that tracked the chase. Sadly, Monolongo succumbs to his injuries the next day. This dramatic footage serves as a chilling reminder of the split-second decisions law enforcement faces every day. A routine stop, a lie, and lives are forever changed. Keeping to the topic of high-speed chases, let's head over to Brooklyn, Ohio. The Brooklyn officer pulls over a vehicle only to realize it's driven by the very man he's looking for, 34year-old Thomas Leforce. Were you on your way up to Lowe's to steal more [ __ ] No sir, I don't steal. Huh? I don't steal, steal. You did last week. Not me. No, I've never stole. Everything seems normal, but watch what happens when the officer asks Leforce to step out of the vehicle. Why don't you jump out of the car for me? Okay, step out of the car cuz I want I want you out of the car. That's why. [Music] Body cam and dash cam footage captures the chaos that erupts. Leforce throws the car into gear, dragging the officer along for a terrifying ride. Thankfully, backup arrives. Sirens wail as a high-speed chase unfolds. A passenger leaps from the vehicle, but it's not him thereafter. The officers want Leforce. The pursuing officer makes a daring move, ramming his cruiser into Leforce's van, bringing the wild ride to a screeching halt. Officers swarm the van, their body cams capturing the tense standoff. [Music] Show me your hands. [Music] Get out of the [ __ ] door. Get out of the [ __ ] car. crawl out of the [ __ ] door. Leforce seemingly has no intentions of willingly leaving the vehicle, but one officer has an idea. [Music] That'll do the job. Here, I got you. Hold on. Hold on. Stop. Stop. Turn that off. [Music] And make sure they're okay in that truck. Keep your hands out, dude. Keep your hands out. What? Hit it over there. Get out of face down. Face down. Get your hand behind your leg. Leforce was eventually taken into custody and treated for injuries. Two officers were also treated and released, shaken, but thankfully unharmed. Charges are pending for Leforce, including felonious assault on a police officer and fleeing and eluding. A routine stop turned into a life ordeath struggle, leaving us to wonder what exactly led Leforce to take such drastic measures. City 911 operator 376. Los Angeles, California. A quiet evening shatters into chaos. On August 9th, 2023, around 5:50 p.m., Foothill officers received multiple radio calls ranging from a hit-and-run traffic collision to a reckless driver a Department of Water and Power vehicle in the area of 10600 block of Laurel Canyon Boulevard. LA City 911, Operator 498. Hi. Um, good evening. I'm calling to report. Um there was a gentleman, a white gentleman driving a fire department uh car vehicle. It was it was DWP. Um it was a DWP and he just took the red light. I don't know if it was stolen because the guy was shirtless and he like went in the middle of traffic and he was heading north down San Fernando Road. You saw this at San Frernando Road and what cross street? He almost down the road. Yes. And he And uh what time did this happen? Just right now. Okay. And what color it was? A pickup truck or what kind of DWP car? It was a It was a white DWP. Is that a pickup truck or what kind of car was it? SUV. An SUV? Yes. Okay. Were you able to see the license plate of the D of the SUV of the DWP car? No. Because No, he almost like went uh we were had the green light and he almost like went right into us. Okay, hold on just one moment, please. Hold on. One hit and run incident is reason enough for concern, but alarms were raised when the calls kept rolling in. Hi. Um, they just crashed. A guy with a water and power truck crashed into my mother-in-law's house and he hit my mother-in-law, my boyfriend. And here's another from a man reporting a similar incident. Go ahead, sir. Oh, yeah. Hi. So, I just was involved in a hit and run crash. It's um I think I got the correct uh plates right, but it was um Does anyone need a paramedic? With enough information gathered from the various calls, officers were sent to track down the vehicle. When the officers arrived at the scene, their preliminary investigation determined the crime committed was an assault with a deadly weapon by vehicle, and they broadcast a vehicle description as a white full-size sport utility vehicle. Responding officers searching the area located the vehicle, and a pursuit ensued. [Music] [Music] pull over. All right, he's going crazy though. Yeah. Yeah. [Music] Is it dark now? Yeah. The car swerves in and out of lanes clearly with no concern for incoming traffic. 16x36 in pursuit of the ADW truck going in the DWP incident. Going in pursuit of the BW suspect vehicle. Going to be going eastbound Tuxford from Kyoga approaching San [Music] 36 is in pursuit of the vehicle suspect east on Kuba approaching San Fernando. 6936 southbound 5 freeway approaching Penrose. Upon exiting, Ramirez drove into a multi-unit business parking lot with no access to passage. Ramirez continued up a steep narrow driveway and rammed through a secured metal gate into a secondary parking lot. Now trapped, there's only one way for him to escape. [Music] Here we see Ramirez accelerate the vehicle towards officers and intentionally strike two occupied police vehicles and an uninvolved van that was occupied by a citizen. Let's see that again from the perspective of one of the officers. Get back on the other way. Officers coming off that you're next right. You're next right next up. I have the vehicle. Hold on. Turn around. Turn around. The officer parks his vehicle in an attempt to block Ramirez in, but Ramirez can't be stopped. Watch again as the officer following behind meets the collision headon. down the ramp. This officer nearly loses a couple limbs. Brace for impact. I'm all right. I'm all right. Fernando. Ramirez's vehicle came to a stop at Edenhurst Avenue, North Colorado Street, and officers tactically surrounded him and tried to reason with him. Guys, guys, stop. We have one person giving commands on this side. One person giving commands. Yeah, I'm telling them. Tell Tell him we don't want to hurt him. We don't want to hurt him. He just wants to get out. [Music] Hey, that's close enough. We just We We got enough time. We got enough time. Hey, your location going to be on. [Music] Grab some less lethal. Just grab some less lethal. Do you have any there? Taser. The car is disabled, bro. It's not going anywhere. At least you have cover. location is Edenhurst and the Colorado Freeway. Manuel Monara, he's on parole for ADW. Oh my god. If we No, not with the shots. Hey, if we start if we start up again, you're primary. But it seems that Ramirez can't be reasoned with. Continue to move the vehicle. Looks like he's attempting to turn the vehicle. Watch as he makes a desperate attempt to flee. He's coming forward. He's ramming the police car. Suspect is ramming the police carb on the way. No, no, no. Watch this. I got you. Holy [ __ ] Ramirez accelerated the vehicle towards officers which resulted in a second OIS. Ramirez continued to drive a short distance and eventually the vehicle came to stop. Officers attempted to get him to surrender with no success. Hey, grab some less lethal now. Grabs. Hey, Frasier. Frasier, give me cover. When he barricaded himself in the vehicle, the special weapons and tactics team responded to the scene and took Ramirez into custody without further incident. Ramirez was struck by gunfire during the OIS and he was transported to a local hospital where he was treated for his injuries. Ramirez was released and later booked for California Penal Code 245C, assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer, and his bail was set at $152,000. Three officers were injured during this incident. Two officers injured during the collision were treated at scene for their injuries. One officer was treated at a local hospital and has been released. The investigation revealed the truck was determined to be an unreported stolen vehicle. [Music] 40 seconds. That's the average time an officer has to decide. Life or death. I swear to God, I'll [ __ ] shoot you. Us or them? Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Sometimes they make the right decision and sometimes they don't. Open the door now. We go beyond the sirens behind the badge to reveal the heartstoppping moments. This is caught on body cam. On October 1st, 2023, what began as a routine child custody dispute in San Pedro took a terrifying turn. Calm down. It's okay. It's okay. What's going on? Don't walk church. I'm in stress. No, I just didn't want to call your room. Please don't call me into a place before you run up on me like that. I'm in distress. Okay. What's going You need another help for that. Don't do that. Please. I'm begging y'all. Please don't do that. Don't do what? Run up on me. Look at me. I'm standing with my hands in my pockets. All right. I understand that, right? Calm down, page. I'm I'm calm. No, you're not. Okay. What's going on? I'm calm. I'm calm. Okay. Listen to the officer. Okay. This officer here. Yes. Okay. You know what? What's going on? You Okay. So, me and my cousin. Okay. On October 1st, 2023, Harbor Division uniformed officers received a radio call regarding a child custody dispute at Gaffy Street and Capitol Drive in a local store parking lot. Officers and a supervisor met with involved parties and the suspect, later identified as 39-year-old Miesa Scott. She attempts to explain her side of events. I'm having a hard time co-arenting with my cousin here of uh of course because he's you bring back you seen it just me and my child you know what I'm saying so please ma'am ma'am okay just making sure we off the talk you know what I'm saying but if y'all if y'all want to if y'all want to do this y'all could just you know what I mean listen I I've been able to say about two sentences here okay cuz you haven't been explain to me or anything you keep interrupting I already said I'm in distress already and call somebody that can help me. Okay, explain to me what that means to you. That means that the police does not have no control over this situation. Okay. I don't know what the situation is cuz you haven't been able to explain anything to me. So, why don't you take a deep breath, okay? And let's start from the from the beginning. Okay. All right. Because I just got here and I just got some information from what someone told the dispatcher. I really don't. Everyone's safe. I'm not concerned about anything right now. No one's going anywhere. All right. But I need to know why I was why I was brought here. So, let me ask you a few questions. This is your son, correct? Yes, sir. Okay. Um, and how old is he? Five. Five. Okay. Now, explain to me before anything happened today. What's the cussy situation with your son? The custody situation with my son was that my cousin take care of my son and protect him. Okay. by all until his mother gets out of jail and able to commit obtain custody herself. Okay, so there is a court order that's staying this. No, there was a court order is closed. The pair conversed for a few minutes, but the conversation just continued to go in circles. The court order said said for me, okay, to listen to my cousin, okay, by all means necessary because your cousin is this gentleman over here, right? Yeah. Okay. Okay. So, let's let's slow let's let's let's let's avoid that again. We we're talking two different languages and I don't think we're game over that. Okay. So, that's why I'm trying to understand you. No one. It just seems like you don't understand what I'm talking about. He don't understand what I'm talking about. That's why I said don't run up on me like that to call somebody that can deal with this situation. If you don't know like that, we don't I don't even I I don't even know who lives in San Pedro. That's why we came to San Pedro. Okay. You're talking about a bunch of stuff that's implied in Okay. That's what I'm telling you. That's what I'm again. Let me ask you questions, okay? And you can answer them as as you can. We're not going nowhere with this. What? Because you're not listening. You keep going off on things. Okay. So, both the officer and Scott seem to be growing frustrated with the lack of progression in the conversation. It's going to get to the point where I'm not going to listen to you anymore. I'm just going to listen to everything he says because you already did that where you just I haven't. I already my point. So, that's what you're going to do. We got to go to see a judge. You have not explained anything. I don't have nothing else to say. I got the right to remain silent if I That's fine. Then do that. Okay. I'll be right back. No, I just wait there. Okay. Thank you. What's my documentation? They gave me on the phone to see if there's an open case. Everybody knows that right. They don't give a [ __ ] Like I give a [ __ ] about my rights. She doesn't have custody, but they've been letting her see her son cuz I don't want to talk better. They gave her permission to see him, but today when they called to for her to return the child, um she has been kind of evading them. So they had to come here and track her down and she's just refusing to get the child all they wanted. So he I should have called kidnapping on here. So but is there so they're saying that PCSF decided who was supposed to there's no court ordering the only because they don't have an actual like they don't have any paper on them to just contacts to see if there's an open case on it already just to verify. Okay. So sir I'm sorry you have no paperwork documentation on you at all that that'll help us. Wasn't expecting this. Yeah I wasn't expecting it. I just don't have it on me. Coming to pick him up as in normal stuff. Then this is what we're going to do. We're going to take custody of your son. Yeah. We're going to go back to the station. Yeah. And all of us going to and wait. No, your son's going to come with us. Yeah. Okay. And then we'll have to figure out we have to have DCSF come out, create a whole new case, and start over again. That's what I'm saying. After lengthy negotiations, officers successfully facilitated a peaceful exchange of the child. Go ahead and grab him. I'm just playing. I'm just playing. You can give me We're not playing games. You want your stuff, baby? Let him Can he get his stuff, please? Okay. You want him to go with him? No. Well, give me his stuff. I'm just playing. Where else he going to go? We're not playing, ma'am. Aisha, we're not playing him games. Okay, we'll get his stuff. Let Let get get his stuff. Like, look, that's This is very disrespectful. What's his stuff? He knows his stuff. I just move. He don't have nothing. This man stars my child. But you know what? If you don't give me his stuff, you can keep it. No. How am I going to keep it? What is that doing for my child? Why are y'all doing this to me? Where? Where? Y'all did. Look. Where? Where's his backpack? He told my son that he not safe. Look how he holding my son. Where's his backpack? I'm your anger. I love you, son. Don't fight. Relax. With all of that out of the way, officers allow Misha to leave. Have a good night. You, too. Now, but whether or not she'd leave in peace was another question. Watch closely as her vehicle pulls off. CSF. Scott intentionally rammed her vehicle into one of the officers, narrowly missing another. Let's see that again from the perspective of the officer who was almost hit. In a desperate attempt to escape, she reversed and struck an oncoming officer, prompting an officer involved shooting. The officer swiftly got into his car and a high-speed chase ensued. Hey guys, you turn coming back at the officer coming back to Cathy off of I believe this is Shepard here. This is going to go over there. DC into the park here, guys. Hold it control. Hold it. But the chase didn't last long. It all ended in a crash when Scott's truck collided with a tree. She was arrested and transported to a local hospital for treatment of injuries sustained in the crash. Once medically cleared, Scott was booked on charges of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. Austin, Texas. On a seemingly ordinary Friday afternoon, two Austin police officers were called to a scene that would test their training and humanity to the limit. Please help me. Officers Schroeder and Wright responded to a frantic call about a child choking. Hey, let him on this. The clock was ticking. Okay, buddy. Hey, he's choking all candy, correct? Yeah. Yes. Okay. [Music] He has asthma. He has asthma. [Music] With every passing second, the child's life hung in the balance. Take a breath. Listen. Did you get the candy out of their No. Officer Schroeder without hesitation springs into action, utilizing specialized training to dislodge the obstruction. [Music] Okay. Get some water. I want the water. In the blink of an eye, a child's life is saved. This is the face of heroism. You don't often see. Let's see what happens when a teen puts the lives of hundreds in danger. A tranquil Florida beach day took a terrifying turn when a panicked crowd erupted in shouts of gun. Come back to Hey, we got a fight over there. Drop a gun on the beach. Hey, [ __ ] Drop the [ __ ] gun. Hey, drop the [ __ ] gun. Drop the [ __ ] gun, [ __ ] Valuchia County Sheriff's deputies responding to the chaos found themselves face to face with a teenage suspect, Felix Ander Solus Guzman, armed and dangerous. A highstake standoff unfolded in broad daylight as law enforcement officers drew their weapons, ordering the young man to surrender. Hey, tower 409. 409. But Soluzzman made a desperate gamble, fleeing through terrified beachgoers before making a daring escape into the ocean. John, John, John, watch your cover. You want me to get a car, sir? You want me to get a car over here? I need to block off Flaggler. I need some mark units. Getting this people out of here. Clearing the beach was the officer's first task. Apprehending Solless Guzman next. [Music] Oh, hey. Wait. He may have another gun. Do not advance. Do not advance. One out of 10. Central. Air1. I need a K9. I need you to clear the beach. He threw one gun in the water. I don't know if he has another one. A chilling act of defiance followed as he discarded both the firearm and a suspicious bag into the crashing waves. Cover. Grab your light. That's fine. That's fine. Go stand. Go get out. Grab another car. I'm going to go grab another car. Go grab John's car. St. Go get your truck. You can bring one down here. My biggest concern right now is the backdrop of all the people. I need the beach cleared the best we can behind tower 409. I need a third car to come up to new smart officers so they have cover. Hey, go down there for cover. Hey Sam, go over there. I got AR. He's walking towards us with his hands up. Gent commands PA. Oh, do you want me to switch to the left? What? You want me to switch left, people? Yes. I need one. Get your hand. Show your hands. Walk towards me. Walk towards me. Cornered and outnumbered, the suspect finally relented, surrendering to authorities. Hey. Hey, stop. Turn around. Stop where you are. Turn around. Put your hands in the air. Put your hands in the air. Walk back towards me. Yet, this was far from the end of the story. Compliance. Taking verbal command. Stand by. Drop your phone. Drop your phone. Keep your hands up. All right, keep walking backwards. Keep your hands in the air. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stand. Keep coming. Stand. You're receiving. I got you. Stop. I got you. Now compliant, he slowly edges towards the officers. Everybody up. Eventually, he was caught. A subsequent search of the discarded bag revealed a stash of marijuana, adding to the growing list of charges. And as if that wasn't enough, Solless Guzman was already wanted on multiple felony warrants, including armed robbery. The once idyllic beach scene had transformed into a crime drama with farreaching consequences. Next, we head over to Oklahoma for a case where a mother's worst nightmare unfolded in a matter of seconds. I can't. He acts like it's still in there and I don't know how. Victoria Terrell was in a state of panic as her young son Chaz began to choke. First responders to come to car wash. I've got a young child choking. The terror in her eyes is a stark reminder of the fear that grips any parent faced with such a terrifying ordeal. You got to get it out, buddy. Bend him over. Bend him over. Count on his back. Bend it over. What's he have in his back? Huh? Huh? What's he have? What What did he take? It was a sucker, but I There was Oh, no. A quarter. A quarter back. In a matter of seconds, out pops a quarter. Is that it? Can you breathe out? Can you breathe now? Is that all you put in there? Call center, are you clear? No. Is what else did you put in there? Deputy Wheeler's swift actions transformed a desperate situation into a story of survival. Our next case involves a kid who was caught in a rut. We head over to Boulder, Colorado, where in a hearttoppping moment, Boulder police officers transformed from enforcers of the law to unlikely heroes. My sergeant might have an idea here with that. Not sure, but All right, Lenny. So, we're going to have you just keep your head real low. We're going to see if we can't get these uh bars just to move just a little bit. Okay. A young child's innocent exploration took a terrifying turn when her head became trapped in a metal railing. All right, Lenny, can you move your head up just a little bit? Upwards. A little more. Little more. Up and out. There you go. There you go. Backwards. You got it. You got it. Yeah. Good thinking. The officers, faced with an unusual and urgent challenge, sprang into action. Using tools typically reserved for breaking down doors, they carefully and expertly freed the terrified toddler. Don't stick your head through any I got you a little bit. Please sticker. We might have medical. The officers, their roles momentarily shifted to caregivers, offer reassurance and a gentle smile. Do you have a brother or sister? I don't have any scissors. No. Okay. Let me ask you something. Do you feel sick? No. You're doing okay? Nothing. Thank you. You're welcome. We continue our deep dive into teens causing terror. As we head over to Seattle, the city was gripped by fear as a pair of brazen young criminals terrorized the streets. Their ages only 12 and 13. In a matter of hours, two separate incidents unfolded, each marked by chilling audacity. On February 13th, 2024, at about 8:21 p.m., officers were in the area of Aurora Avenue North and North 88th Street investigating reports of two boys walking around with a handgun. At about 8:30 p.m., a woman called the police reporting she'd just been carjacked in the Greenwood neighborhood near North 85th Street and Aurora Avenue North. The woman told police she'd just gotten home when she was approached by two suspects who tapped on her windows, pointed a gun at her, and told her to get out. One of the suspects fired a shot into the air. She told police she gave them her Subaru Outback and her belongings, and they drove off in the car. The woman called 911 from a nearby gas station and worked with police to try to track her Subaru. A shell casing was recovered from this scene. Undeterred, the young asalant struck again, this time targeting a man in his own vehicle. The victim told police he was sitting in his car when two men tapped on his driver's side window and passenger side window. He said both had handguns and demanded his car. He refused to give the suspects anything and one of them fired a shot into the air before getting into what appeared to be the car from the first carjacking and leaving the scene. Shortly after both incidents, Seattle police located the Subaru Outback. The chase was on. Approaching my no Aurora about 75th Aurora still southbound 75 mph. A pursuit was authorized and the King County Sheriff's Office helicopter was brought in to assist. [Music] Clearly unable to control the vehicle at such high speeds, the car spun out of control. Yeah, that front wheel is disabled. Be ready for it. [Music] [Applause] They had them cornered, or so they thought. The teens took their chances on foot and dashed into the streets, but helicopters above tracked their every move. Stop. [Applause] They got ready. Drop the gun. God, bleed. Stop. Let me see your hands. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Here. Take him. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. Stay down. Hands up. On your stomach now. On your stomach. Do not move. The chase ended in a dramatic confrontation and the two suspects were finally apprehended. These young offenders, barely teenagers, now face serious charges. The two were charged with robbery and unlawful possession of a firearm, and the 13-year-old was also charged with attempting to elude a police vehicle. A city shaken by their actions is left to grapple with the question, "How could this happen?" Finally, we head over to Jacksonville, Florida. On Friday, August 18th, 2023, a night of high school football turned into a battleground. [Applause] Hey, boy. H2. Shots fired. Shots fired. Hey, hurry. Hurry. Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] gun. Hold on. Hey, he's running to the Dale. He's running to the dies. Intelligence warned of potential violence between rival groups at a football game at First Coast High School, so police were on high alert. At 8:56 p.m., a large fight broke out in the parking lot involving approximately 30 to 40 people. In the midst of the mayhem, a 15-year-old boy, Devon Thompson, escalated the situation dramatically. Armed with a stolen handgun, he opened fire. Get on the [ __ ] ground now. I'll [ __ ] kill you. Don't you [ __ ] lose. Got him. Crap. Got him. Yeah. Stupid mother. Somebody handcuff him. Handcuff. Thompson managed to escape, but his journey was short-lived. Apprehended and wounded, he was taken into custody. Where you hit my head? Your head? Yes. Hold on. Grab yourself. In my hand. And right here. Where? On your hip. Yeah. Where? Is that the gun? Yes. While rendering emergency medical care to Thompson on scene, the shooting officers located Thompson's gun tucked inside his pants. Can I get a gun? Don't move. Suspect. Hey, I know. Just calming down here. Hey, I'm sorry. I got to pull your pants down. Where's the fire? Right here. Grab it. He's on his hip. I don't know how high you can hit it. Crime scene detectives responded to the scene and collected Thompson's gun, a 9mm handgun with one round in the chamber and eight rounds in the magazine. This firearm had been reported stolen on August the 13th, 2023 during an autotheft. His actions that night could have had far-reaching consequences. [Music] [Music] [Music]