What's going on? >> If I want to kill you guys, it would have already been done. >> Every day, law enforcement officers face the unknown. >> Be chatting with me right now. >> Reshaping lives and communities forever. >> Put it down. We go beyond the sirens, behind the badge to reveal these heartstoppping moments caught on body cam. >> Sometimes they make the right decision and sometimes they don't. This is caught on body cam. Stannislas County, California. Deputies investigate a home burglary where a handgun was stolen. [Music] The man is identified to be Jason Dingler. He is seen here kicking in a door of a home and stealing a handgun from inside the residence. They're all back. I got my shoes right now. Go >> ahead. Good. Civilian, >> call the cops. >> Call the cops if you're dead. I'm active military. First battalion, second corporal United. Stay. Stay. Grandma, pick the dogs. >> Impersonating a soldier. He then used the stolen firearm to hold a homeowner at gunpoint at another address. Ring doorbell footage captures the man calmly obeying Dingler's commands, raising his hands above his head. 6 minutes after the carjacking, he is captured on CCTV pulling up in front of a market. [Music] An employee sees him walk into a store and steal two large cases of beer and placing them in the stolen truck. The information provided was described the same as the man from the carjacking minutes earlier. >> Copy. Uh 1033. We'll light it up. Our >> K9 unit said he's going to light it up. Copy. Spikes are set up. 33. Enter. The pursuit continued for 11 miles, reaching up to speeds of about 85 milesPH. >> Major, I see the moving guy. He's coming to the stop sign now. >> Oh, looks like he just TCD. Uh, and off to the west orchard here. [Music] >> Shot fire. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Shots fired. Hey, he's shooting. I got you. >> Footage shows Dingler running into the orchard and taking shots at officers advancing on foot. >> And then now eastbound in between the rows towards you guys. Something in his right hand. One. He is uh pointing whatever's in his hands at us. I don't know if he's trying to shoot at us or not. And he's proned out facing directly towards you guys. [Music] >> And now coming up. He's standing up. He's approaching. He's walking. >> He's approaching. >> He's walking directly towards us, guys. >> He's walking towards us. >> He's coming. Go >> right there. Stop. Stop. >> John's behind his back. >> Shoot her down. >> One down. >> All right. He's up walking uh eastbound towards you guys. Ducking between the trees trying to get a better look. Walking uh eastbound towards 33. He's just one row south. Okay, he's laying down. Gun is to his right side now. Four trees west. He's uh at that first row just south of the brake laying down. Gun is to the right side of the shoulder there. Two deputies had fired at the suspect and whilst Dingler lay on the ground, the officers continued to advance. >> Giving out successful is still moving. Now following still moving now following command if you guys want to try Spanish now since he's not really uh doing overtoning him. If you guys want to try that both your hands up in the air in the air. >> Just an update overall for everybody. Listen up. Tactical is in route. Everybody hold your position. We got some extra armor moving forward [Music] >> 111. He's finally uh made it to the break in the orchard there just to the north of that first row laying down. >> They would soon come to apprehend the suspect. Right now, >> Dingler was charged with residential burglary, carjacking, burglary, assault with a deadly weapon, robbery using a handgun, evading a peace officer, hit and run, possession of a stolen vehicle, attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and being a prohibited person in possession of ammunition and a firearm. We're going to render a as soon as possible. >> Atlanta, Georgia, April 17th, 2024. An ambulance is stolen from Pedmont Henry Hospital in Stockbridge, Georgia. The suspect, a patient at the hospital. 27year-old Learius Williams had been receiving treatment at the hospital when he sees the opportunity to steal a private Marramid ambulance and make a desperate escape. >> Pursuing the ambulance I'm trying to get in front of it for sticks. Williams brazenly disregarded traffic signals, law enforcement vehicles, and deliberately collided with both civilian and police cars in his frantic bid to escape. >> Jonesboro, [Music] they're down with Phoenix on his pursuit with the ambulance. They're not drunk right now. >> Hey, just be mindful. Your tire's out in the back. >> I got it. I got it. Heavy traffic up ahead. >> Heavy traffic up ahead. There's a red light. He's stuck in traffic right now. >> The ambulance eventually is slowed down due to heavy traffic in the area. I hear that that's certified [Music] at the light. We are continuing. >> Officers utilize this moment to disable the stolen vehicle using a tire deflation tool known as a stop stick. [Music] This tactic was then successful at crippling the vehicle's mobility, but Williams continued on. [Music] >> Have some light traffic up ahead. Still south crossing over Chestnut. Light traffic. >> Tension increased as Williams steered the vehicle into a residential area. [Music] in the passenger side of the vehicle. >> You hear me? Give me my [Music] Wait till hold. Hold on. Hold up. I'm I'm in the >> ambulance stops and as soon as the officers and troopers exit their vehicles, the ambulance continues to flee. >> 110, give the ATD. They're going to SUV. You're going to tear your [ __ ] up. [Music] >> All right. Uh, right turn from South Avenue onto Evan View. Slow speeds right now. Dead end. There's a dead end up ahead. [Music] It's a culde-sac up ahead. He has nowhere to go. Coldac up ahead. He has nowhere to go. >> All right, let's ride. We going to play now. All right. Hey. Hey. Watch him. Be on. Be on. Watch him. No, [Music] >> another stop stick is deployed. [Music] Williams continued to push the ambulance along Terra Boulevard, forcing Georgia State Patrol troopers to employ a pit maneuver. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. [Music] Right at a light pole. 1050 with a light pole. But the ordeal wasn't over as Williams continued on foot. [Music] [Music] A brief but intense foot chase ensued with officers from multiple jurisdictions converging on the scene. Their combined efforts quickly brought the pursuit to an end. Williams was apprehended without further incident. to the side. >> Williams was formerly taken into custody by Georgia State Patrol troopers and transported to the Clayton County Jail for processing. >> Yeah, >> let me call you right back. I had stuff. So, >> San Diego, California. On the morning of July 6, 2024, just before 7 a.m., San Diego Police Dispatch received a frantic 911 call. The situation would very quickly escalate when several other concerned citizens also called in. >> San Diego emergency dispatch 894 paramedic >> right here, right now. status of the emergency. A >> man um in a car right at 5490 La Hoya Boulevard and Midway. He's blocking traffic. He's standing outside the car with a knife and yelling. It looks like it's a silver um Toyota with an Arizona license plate. >> Stay on the line with me. Is he So, he's threatening anyone specific with that knife? Not anyone specifically. This is right at the traffic circle. So, he is stopping traffic right here at La Hoya Boulevard and Midway. >> Pull him out. Put the knife down. >> All right, let's do it. >> One at gunpoint. Drop. Hey, drop it. Drop the knife. >> You got to be kidding me. >> Drop the knife. >> You got to be kidding me. >> Drop the knife. >> You got to be kidding me. >> Drop the knife. chatting with me right now. >> 24 King shots fired. >> Suspect is down. >> Hey, do me a favor. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around from the knife. >> Turn. Get away. There you go. There you go. Turn on your back. Turn on your stomach. On your stomach. On your stomach. >> Hands out. Hands out. To your side. The man was identified as 25-year-old Dejon Herd. The officers immediately rendered medical aid until paramedics arrived. Herd was quickly transported to the hospital where despite efforts to save him, he was later pronounced deceased. >> You got to be kidding with me. >> Drop the knife. Indian County River, Florida. A stolen SUV is detected by the sheriff's office as it was detected by license plate recognition cameras. The instant notification sent a ripple of urgency through deputies in the area who swiftly responded to intercept the vehicle. >> Two blacks just came out, tried to pull on those door handles. They came back in that car. Copy. Just keep an eye on it. Let take the radio. >> A Hawk pilot was watching the stolen vehicle and from above observe two suspects get out of the vehicle and attempt to enter two parked vehicles nearby. >> Got the car. It's an Audi. It's an Audi SUV. I'm sorry. Audi vehicle you got in these seat driver seat BK is the Mercedes. Yep. Am I right? Within seconds, multiple deputies arrived on the scene and the suspects were very quickly apprehended. >> Dogs on the ground. >> All right, I'm going to have the radio, please. Vehicle taking off. Stand by. Left zero. No, please. Left zero. Where they at, Johnny? Right behind you. Stand by. >> Western entrance. >> Stand by. [Music] >> All right. I need more units down there, please. There's one more in the back. 18-year-old Yur Gonzalez Lopez from Fort Lauderdale was arrested and faces multiple charges, including grand theft auto, travel to commit a felony outside his county of residence, auto burglary, and resisting arrest without violence. His bond was set at $185,000. 20-year-old Jack Darlington was also arrested and charged with grand theft auto traveled to commit a felony outside his county of residence and auto burglary with his bail set at $150,000. Additionally, a 17-year-old boy was taken into custody. The minor, whose identity has not been released, was charged with grand theft auto, fleeing, eluding, traveled to commit a felony outside his county of residence, auto burglary, and resisting arrest without violence. Las Vegas, Nevada. On May 20th, 2022, officers responded to a distressing call about an armed robbery in the area of North Las Street and Stewart Avenue. During this crime, a male suspect forcibly stole a vehicle at gunpoint from a 73-year-old woman. >> He's stepping out of a vehicle. Uh he's talking to the uh he's trying he's trying to jack a car. He's trying to jack a car. >> DC4 air. I need some units at POS and Cheyenne. I've got a suspect that's trying to do a 407 car jacking right now. >> The suspect was identified as 40-year-old Justin Vineggus on August 11th. Planelo officers were conducting a follow-up investigation at Venigus' last known address in the northeast part of the valley. As they surveiled the area, they spotted Vinegus getting into a vehicle and driving away. To ensure they could monitor his movements without raising suspicion, the LVMPD air unit was called in to assist in tracking him from above. >> It looks like he's firing out of the vehicle. He's firing out of the vehicle. Our at our units, back off, let's give up some space. Let's let the arena take this if he's firing around. >> Go, go, go, go, go. You got it. >> Okay, I got >> Try to stay off to the side here. >> Hit him, hit him, hit him, hit him, hit him, hit him, hit him, hit him, right? >> You all right? >> You okay? >> Air two. There was a silver SUV that he uh hit. He's slowing down now on Desert End. Forcing a car off. He might be trying to hijack someone else. Yep, he's out of his vehicle. His car is running. He's got a gun pointed out at the victim here. He's firing into the victim vehicle. We have to get him stopped. >> Come on. [Music] >> Force. We need to stop this threat. They're still threatening citizens. Looks like he's pulling into the Smith's parking lot, possibly to carjack somebody else. He's forcing somebody into the uh the parking lot and is into the Smith parking lot. >> All right, stop for another vehicle. >> He's got a gun. >> He's going to get >> now. He's going to work his way around that vehicle and that's continuing through those Smith parking lot. >> Everyone get inside the store. >> If somebody has the opportunity to use their vehicle, use your vehicle to take them out if we have to. All right, units. He's uh parking now in the Do you see where the camper trailer is in the parking lot? He's directly uh right to the south side of that out of the vehicle running through the complex. His vehicle's moving. Get in here, guys. Minivan, get right in front of that minivan. He's p pounding on the window trying to get in. >> Get on the ground. >> All right, get that car blocked in. He's going to get back in it. Get all the way up to the block in if you can. He has shot it. Vic civilian. So, if we can get that thing blocked in, get it done. All right, control AR5. Uh, officers are We have shots fired again. Shots fired at the vehicle. Watch out for your crossfire, guys. Watch out for your crossfire. Got active traffic there just west of you. No more fired. He's out onto the cater. Tell those units to keep going. >> You see where the camper trailer is in the parking lot? He's directly uh right to the south of the other vehicle running through the complex. The vehicle moving. Get in here, guys. Minivan. You're right in front of that min. [Music] Get all the way up to the block if you can. [Music] No more tires. >> Major intersection. We've got very light traffic between here and Charleston. picks up by the freeway. >> Field description again, please. >> It is Major 401 with our patrol vehicle. Roll two medals for me, please. Major 401 with our patrol vehicle. >> 444. Head over to K9 officer. >> And uh he he takes some of these hoses from the pedestal. >> Oh, [ __ ] Connects them to those panels. >> Vinegus crossed several lanes of traffic and intentionally struck a K-9 vehicle. head-on at 67 mph. Venigus's vehicle was disabled and arriving officers took him into custody without further incident. Venigas was also transported to UMC for treatment of his injuries. After receiving medical care and being released from the hospital, he was booked into the Clark County Detention Center. He now faces several serious charges, including three counts of attempted murder with a deadly weapon on a protected person, one count of battery with a deadly weapon on a protected person, one count of attempted murder with a deadly weapon, one count of attempted robbery, one count of discharging a firearm into a vehicle, one count of robbery with a deadly weapon, and one count of felony evading. [Music] What's going on? >> If I want to kill you guys, it would have already been done. Every day, law enforcement officers face the unknown. >> Be chatting with me right now. >> Shut the knife. >> Reshaping lives and communities forever. >> Put it down. Put it down. >> We go beyond the sirens, behind the badge to reveal these heartstoppping moments caught on body cam. >> Sometimes they make the right decision. And sometimes they don't. This is caught on body cam. Cleveland, Ohio. A regular day at the airport descended into chaos when a man armed with a machete sparked panic among passengers. >> Police officer. So it's a little >> What am I doing wrong? Officer, >> we got a call for that. >> Um, am I uh using it? It's a It's no blood. It's It's a treasure. It's a It's a You can look at it. It's not a weapon, sir. >> On July 8th, 2024, a Cleveland police officer approached a man sitting on the floor near the North security checkpoint at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and asked about a machete in his possession. >> Well, we are to open carry. The interaction began calmly enough, but the situation quickly escalated as the man identified as 37year-old Samir Farage became increasingly agitated. >> Excuse me. >> You got another knife on you. >> Excuse me. >> Turn around. >> Excuse me. >> Turn around. >> Excuse me. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> Watch out. >> Get on the ground. >> On the ground right now. Get out of the ground. >> Get out of the ground. >> Get out of the ground. >> The tasers failed to penetrate the layers of clothing that he was wearing. I'm being peaceful. [Music] >> On the ground. >> Body cam footage captured the terrifying moments as Faraj, armed and unpredictable, darted through the airport. >> I'm a prophet people. I'm a prophet people. Please, I got to go to Jerusalem. Go to thebody. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> Do not reach for anything. >> Sir, do not reach for anything. >> Do not reach. >> Get them down. >> Do not reach. >> Get them guns down on the floor. >> Do not reach. >> Let them guns down on the floor >> on your face. >> I'm going to get up. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Put them down. >> Turn around. Put them down. >> Turn around. >> Put them down. >> Turn around. >> I got my hands behind my back, so put them down. >> Turn around. >> You turn around. >> There's an emergency overseas and I need to go there now. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> That's it. >> You guys got to shoot me then. >> Shoot me. Please. >> Shoot me. Please, bro. Tell me, bro. Bro, please tell me, bro. I got to go. I don't want to go to no trouble, dude. >> Please, bro. >> I don't want to cause no trouble, bro. >> Drop it. >> Go over, bro. >> You go overseas. >> Let me go with you on that plane, please. I got >> Drop the knife, >> sir. One more time. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> I tried once. It didn't work. >> Kill me. >> It didn't work. Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. Get him. His erratic behavior, coupled with the chilling sight of a man wielding a large knife, sent shock waves through the terminal. This is probably the last thing you'd want to see if you were running late for a flight. [Music] >> You got it. You got one. >> You got one. >> I'm not resisting. >> Grab your hand. Eventually, Farage was caught with officers carefully maneuvering to subdue the suspect without endangering the public. It was a harrowing ordeal that could have ended tragically. >> They're trying to change me into a dog. They're trying to change me a knock. >> According to a police report, investigators confiscated a machete, two knives, a hatchet, and a weighted jump rope from Farage. He was taken for a psychological evaluation following his arrest. >> Okay. Just be quiet for a minute. All right. >> Faraj was arraigned on Thursday morning and a judge set his bond at $50,000. Next, we head over to Monomony, Wisconsin. Sometimes being pulled over by the cops can go horribly wrong, and other times it doesn't. [Music] 16 strip of traffic. >> This University of Wisconsin Stout student was pulled over for speeding near campus. According to the Monomony Police Department, officer Martin Fultzik spotted the students BMW speeding down 8th Street at 8:55 a.m. on the morning of November 30th and initiated the stop. Let's see how this encounter unfolds. >> How's it going? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Who's a stop for your speed going down a street? >> A street. Uh cap. He turned off a 13th AB and then you went >> I told Yep. I know what you mean. I get a tie tie to have a presentation and thought my buddy was home but he's not and I'm running behind I >> Okay. Yeah. I was wondering why you loop down and tra that then that's one of my good friends's house and he knows how to tie ties and I honestly don't know how to >> Where's your tie? >> Right here. While I do this, why don't you grab your proof of insurance and your driver's license quick? >> Yeah, sir. >> The officer asked the student for his tie, then loosely tied it around his own neck before handing it back there. You should be able to adjust it. >> Okay. Thank you so much. 16 birds, Minnesota 27. >> Probably not the best now, but it'll work. >> Yeah, it'll work a lot better than what I was going to do, that's for sure. Thank you so much. >> Last name is >> for your insurance. >> Yep. >> Oh, it does have the car on there. Never mind. That's >> And that one expired in May. So, make sure you get a new one in there. Mom and dad. >> Okay. Yeah. I'm actually going home right after class after the presentation. >> You're I got to tie it shorter here. >> It's kind of hard with all this crap on. >> Yeah, it's not a big deal. I can have something plaster, too. Yeah, I kind of thought I was going to get dinged up when you were behind me. >> Well, I was going to stop you sooner, but then that blazer pulled out between us. >> Yeah, I thought you were going to get me there then. Go ahead. Try that. There's only a little bit of a tail there. So, okay. >> The student was given a verbal warning and allowed to leave. After seeing the video of the traffic stop, the police chief invited him back to the police station and taught him to properly tie his own tie. >> This heartwarming encounter is a testament to the humanity behind the badge. >> Looks good. >> Thank you. >> All right, man. Slow down. [Music] Los Angeles, California. >> For this case, we see what other body parts can be used as a weapon when someone's hands are tied. >> Good guy. >> Hey, listen buddy. I got to handcuff you. I don't care what you got to do. >> Turn around for me. Good. >> On March 1st, 2024, at around 400 p.m., Central Traffic Division uniformed officers responded to a radio call of an ambulance traffic collision at North Alama Street and the 101 freeway. >> Putting two sets of handcuffs on you cuz you're a big guy. Why are you >> because you're being detained for suspicion under the drugs >> or possibly alcohol or a combination of both. Figure that out. >> During their investigation, the officers arrested the suspect, later identified as Brian Goldberg, for felony DUI of drugs with traffic collision. >> I'm not going in the car. I'm not going. Yes, you are. >> Yes, you are. >> Yes, you are. Yes, you are. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> My body hurt. >> Oh my god. >> Los Angeles Fire Department rescue ambulance transported Goldberg to a local hospital for medical treatment. [Music] Goldberg sustained injuries to his face and head during the traffic collision. Usually by this point, a suspect would have accepted his fate, but Goldberg's erratic behavior didn't end there. As officers escorted him to the hospital, Goldberg became violent, resisting medical treatment and lashing out at those around him. Help me, please. >> Brian, relax. >> Hey, look. If you don't get cooperative, all right, your mom's got to come. Your friends, who who's in the lobby right now? >> Help me. >> She's going to be, you know, we don't want to concern her, right? >> So, relax. Try to bite me one more time. >> Relax. Okay. Just go where you need to go right now so that they can take care of you. And that's it. >> Can we push? Let's push. >> All right. Stop it. Stop it. >> Relax. >> Can you pull the Can you pull a bed back? >> Goldberg repeatedly attempts to bite the officers, giving them no other option but to use force to restrain him. >> Stop trying to bite me. What the hell is your problem? >> Help me. >> Trying to bite me, man. >> Watch. Watch your hand. Watch. >> Help me. Help me, please. >> Relax. Brian, relax. During the use of force, one of the officers placed his clenched hand against Goldberg's throat area and later placed his open hand around Goldberg's neck. >> Relax. >> Hey, this is bad for you, dude. Keep resisting us. Okay, you need to relax. All right, get back on the gurnie and relax. >> I'm dying, >> Brian. You're not dying. >> You're in the hospital right now. >> Listen, you need to stop biting him. All right. Hey, you want to add this little char? Please stop biting. Do you understand? >> Put the overspace. Push him back down to the thing. >> Hey, get him. I want you to take this off. We're going to grab his feet. >> Strong, dude. >> This was to stop him from spinning. >> Just hold on there till we get tall, guys. That's it. >> Goldberg did not sustain any additional injuries during the use of force and no officers or other community members were injured as a result of this incident. >> Just relax. All right. Stop biting the officer. >> You understand? >> Relax. >> Okay. Now we head over to Marietta, Georgia to see how this officer being at the right place at the right time saved this child's life. >> She's barely she's she come. >> Police officer Nick St. Hunge was captured on dash cam video saving a two-month-old infant after she stopped breathing while drinking a bottle of milk. >> Yeah, I've been doing that also. >> She just had a bottle. That's all she had. >> 11 10 seven babies uh got the eyes open but not not crying. >> He was flagged down and instantly sprung into action. >> Yeah, she >> eyes are open but uh I don't think she Ziana. >> Child appears to be choking. Approximately 2 months old. >> Hey, baby. She's only like a month. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> How close are they? Time was of the essence. >> Ziana. Ziana. >> Zeanna. Come on, baby. >> Hey, baby. Come on. Come on, baby. >> Come on, baby. Where you from? Come on. Give me a cry. Give me a cry. Come on. [ __ ] >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm going keep doing this until fire and EMS get here. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> I've been I've been Yeah. I've been trained with CPR for infants here. [Music] >> Come on, baby. >> Oh my god. >> Give me a cry, baby. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> There we go. Come on, baby. >> Come on. >> Come on. Yeah. Come on. Starting to make some sounds. That's a good sign. Come on, baby. Come on. >> Baby, come on. Come on, Ziana. Hey, >> hold on. Hold on. >> Ziana. Ziana. >> Not breathing at all. >> She started to cry a little bit. >> Have you tried to do a finger sweep? She's got air moving. >> Yeah, she got some air moving. There's nothing in her mouth right now. Nothing that I can see. I've been giving her about five or six back thrusts >> and small compressions here. >> Do you know? >> There we go. >> Come on, baby. >> Finally. And we hear a cry. >> Something in her. >> The only thing she had was a bottle. I just had her. She just bottle. >> Oh, she's Oh, yeah. She's >> There we go. >> Hey, sweetie. >> She hasn't made those sounds. >> Using his medical training, he managed to save this child's life. Yeah. >> Give me the ears. >> How old is she? >> A month and a half. >> Okay. Okay. Hi. Can you look at me? >> She's not this calm. Sorry. >> That's why. >> Okay. She have any medical problems at all? >> No. >> Nothing. >> No. >> Okay. Think you might have >> The paramedics arrived not too long after to make sure all was good and to congratulate Nick on his heroism. [Music] Oh, you're making bubbles. That's good. >> Is that a smile? I see. >> Looks like it. Like, okay, now I got some attention. >> He breathes a sigh of relief. >> She started making some noise right before you guys pulled up. And I was like, "All right, come on. Keep going. Keep going." So, I just kept on doing the >> Oh, you're doing good. Yeah, very good. This incident highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement, even in the most unexpected of circumstances. Next, let's see what happens when an officer's patience is tested. We head over to Leach, Texas, where what started as a harmless seeming water fight descended into chaos. [Music] Between the hours of 1:00 p.m. and 11 p.m., the Leach Police Department received at least 58 calls related to a water war labeled the purge on social media. Participants reportedly threw water balloons and shot Super Soaker type water guns at each other and passing vehicles, blocked the streets, drenched unwilling individuals who walked or drove down the street. According to police chief Greg Stevens, >> LPD also received reports of damages to property and businesses and reports of individuals who felt harassed. >> Around 700 p.m., two officers began their shifts at the 2600 block of East Baylor. >> Yes, I don't care that y'all are having fun, all right? But this is the 10th time. This is the 10th time that we've been out here today, okay? I can't keep coming out here. >> I know that. I know it's fun. Okay, y'all are having fun. All right, just clear out of the middle of the street. Let traffic get by. [Music] >> Look, y'all got to stay out of the street, okay? This is like the 10th time we've been out here today. >> Y'all got to stay out of the street. All right? I don't want to be back. Y'all just do me a favor. Stay out of the street. Okay. I don't care that y'all are doing what y'all are doing. All right. Just let traffic through. >> Okay. >> No. >> I just say, boy, you lucky. >> I mean, I expected it. After I read the cold sheet, I was like, whatever. [Music] >> You want to >> Hey, y'all just stay out of the street, okay? Let traffic through. I don't care. >> Hold on. I want you to go get LPD task force to come through. Tell them we ready. >> The task force. Okay. >> Look, I don't care that y'all are having fun, okay? Just stay out of the street. All right. Let traffic through. Okay. >> What happened? >> There's too many people in the street and traffic can't get through. This is like the 10th time we've been out here. Yeah. I don't care that y'all are having fun. All right. Just just stay out of the screen. Okay. [Music] down there. >> Yeah. I got it up. [Music] >> Officers initially met with goodnatured revalry found themselves overwhelmed as the crowd grew unruly. >> Hey, I just said to stay out of the damn street. >> Get out of the street, [Applause] [Music] >> [ __ ] Water bombs became missiles and playful squirts turned into aggressive assaults. [Music] Oh, >> the female officer had to go out of service to clean and dry her equipment and uniform, which left the Parkway neighborhood temporarily short staffed. Follow-up investigations regarding the assault, criminal mischief, and other related issues are currently underway to determine what and if filing charges is appropriate. I'm going to have to go home and change. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. My radio died cuz it got wet. >> What happened? >> Tried to walk through nicely cuz everybody was in the street and I was like, "Hey, I don't care that y'all are having fun. Clear out. Let traffic by. Clear out." And then I turned back around cuz I walked all the way down there like the end of the block and was like, "Hey, y'all just need to let traffic by. I don't care that y'all are having fun. Just let traffic by." Then they start dancing in the shoulder. >> Where's Van at? He's down there in his car. I couldn't get my car through, so I was like, "Hey, like just chill. Everybody get on the [ __ ] street." >> An officer's desperate plea for calm is met with a torrent of water and disrespect. The thin blue line is stretched to breaking point as they struggle to restore order. [Music] [Music]