What's going on? >> Drop the knife, >> [ __ ] >> 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 not >> 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. Hamilton Township, New Jersey. On March 8th, 2024, at around 10:07 p.m., Hamilton Township police officers respond to a residence on Orchard Avenue. This is due to a 911 call concerning a domestic dispute. >> I don't really quite understand what he's upset about. Um, but it's a little bit out of control. Um, he does have a lot of guns in the basement. He's a hunter. Things like that. He's not me specifically, >> right? >> But I am not able to reach him and don't really understand what's happening. >> No, he's calling us all kind of name, all very derogatory things like that. He's saying, "I'm going to kill you." >> I see. Nothing like that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> No, but >> And what's his name? >> Vincent. >> Vincent. Yeah. >> All right. You just want to hang out here with my partner? >> I do. Absolutely. My dog is very sweet. She's big. She's not. >> Oh, I'm good with dogs. I love dogs. >> During the encounter, 44year-old Vincent Koreah exchanged gunfire with Hamilton Township police officers Derek Fabain and Paul Pyramali. >> I can lead you through. It's not a bad situation. >> I got you. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Oh [ __ ] Fire. [Music] >> Throw the gun. Throw the gun at me. Throw the gun. Throw the gun. Throw the gun. Throw the gun. >> Officers hit. Officer's hit. Get EMS here. EMS is in route. >> All right. What's up? >> Officer Fabain and Koreah were both shot. Officers and emergency medical personnel rendered first aid to Koreah, who was pronounced deceased at the scene at 10:38 p.m. A rifle and a handgun were recovered from Koreah's person. Officer Fobain was transported to a hospital with nonfatal injuries and has since been released. Houston, Texas. Churches are renowned sightes of peace and tranquility. On Sunday, February 11th, 2024, the peace was completely shattered. Around 1:53 p.m., 36-year-old Janessi von Moreno walks into Joel Ostein's Lakewood Church from the left side with her 7-year-old son, Samuel Moreno. Janessie is wearing a large trench coat. Unknown to the churchgoers, she is concealing an AR-15 firearm. After forcing her way into the lobby, the suspect produces the weapon from under her coat and opens fire. [Applause] Back to the left. [Music] >> Tensions immediately rise as pedestrians flee from the scene. Their screams reverberate throughout the church. HPD Officer C. Marino, who was off duty and working an extra job at the location, hears the shooting and approaches to investigate. Adrien Herrera, an offduty TABC officer, also working an extra job at the location, approaches the scene. Herrera sees the suspect and officer Moreno exchanging gunfire. >> You okay? Y'all got me shot. >> Hold on. She got a [Music] >> Panic grows as the bullets continue to ring. More police officers are on their way to the scene, hoping the situation hasn't taken a turn for the worst. The TABC officer also exchanges gunfire with the suspect. [Music] [Music] You killed my son. [Music] Stand out. Stay. >> I got one female shooting rifle. I'm being down on the rock. [Music] [Applause] Blue, blue, blue, blue, blue, blue, blue. Hold on. >> Watch out. >> Down. I need a medic. >> The suspect is struck multiple times. Houston Fire Department paramedics pronounces the suspect deceased at the scene. Her 7-year-old son is also struck during the exchange of gunfire. Samuel Moreno was rushed to hospital in critical condition. Though he survived, his grandmother confirmed he had lost a part of his frontal lobe and had suffered severe permanent damage due to his mother's cruel attack. >> Yeah, I just see one. She just came in. >> You okay? Y'all been shot. [Music] >> Hold on. She got a bomb. >> That's the problem. >> I already called the MS. I need EMS ASAP. >> A 47year-old man was also shot in the hip. He was transported to the hospital and later released. The suspect claimed to have a bomb in her backpack, but when officers searched her backpack and vehicle, no explosives were found. >> Anyone else? >> That's it. >> Where'd she come out of? Did she come out this way? >> She came this way. >> She came in. So I heard that she was from in there. I thought she was up on other levels. >> Bo, Wisconsin. >> On Sunday, April 28th, 2024, at approximately 9:46 a.m., officers with the Bo Police Department responded to a call near the 1700 block of Ashland Avenue. >> Okay. So, okay. How long has he lived here? The problem is if he's there on his loan and then we have to go in there and induce an officer involved shooting. The life of somebody that's going through a crisis versus property outweighs the property. I get that. Property can be replaced, but somebody's life can't be replaced. Tasers don't always work, man. >> Yeah, the RPs out here uh they just pulled up a little bit ago. When they arrived, officers observed 33-year-old Michael Ward with two bladed weapons advancing towards another individual. >> No, no, I was trying to speak. You got me on the phone with all these other dumb [ __ ] [Music] >> No. What? You going to hate me after you see what I did? >> Hey, Michael. It's officer Runback, City of Boy Police. Hey, shut up. I don't care if you [ __ ] or not. You >> Well, I'm not. I'm a cop. >> Shut the up, dude. >> Come outside. >> Hey, just back up. >> Well, if he comes out with a knife, ma'am, he probably >> Yeah, he's screaming on the phone. van. >> The suspect inches closer to the officers. The situation becomes deadly. >> Okay. >> Hey, drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. The knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop it. Drop it. Drop the knife. I will shoot you. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop it. >> Put it down. Put it down. >> Hey, do not walk towards him. Put it down. Put it down now. Put it down. Put it down now. Put it down now. Put the knives down now. Put it down. >> Put it down now. [Music] [Music] Stay down. >> Hey KN, >> back up. Soup my ass [ __ ] >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Officers instructed Ward to put the weapons down, but he did not comply. Bloy police officer Nicholas Rodenbeck, three years law enforcement service, discharged his firearm, striking Ward. Life-saving measures were performed. Ward was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced deceased. No law enforcement officers or other individuals were injured during the incident. >> Put it down. >> Put it down now. >> Back up. Get away. Get away. Get away. Get away. >> Even the most unassuming of neighborhoods could be the sight of a tragedy. Sparks, Nevada. March 29th, 2024, at approximately 1:39 p.m., a Sparks police officer initiates a traffic stop in the 1700 block of Green Braid Drive on a Ford Expedition with no license plates. As the officer approaches the driver's side window of the vehicle, the driver produces a handgun and shoots through the window at the officer, striking the officer in the shoulder. >> Oh, short fire. Shark slide. It's going westbound, eastbound. >> The vehicle then flees the scene and crashes into another vehicle at the intersection of Green Bay and Rock Boulevard. At this time, the shooter abandons the vehicle and escapes the scene on foot. The chase begins. >> This way. Turn around. Behind you. Where'd he go? >> Officers in dispatch receive information of the suspect jumping fences in the 1400 blocks of Green Bay Drive and Prospect Avenue. >> Looks like he jumped the fence. Officers from Sparks Police, Reno Police, and the Wo County Sheriff's Office begin to check the area on foot, cautious to not cause a mass panic. Further information reports that the subject had entered an occupied home and has been driven out of the home by that resident. >> He put a gun on my head. He was on the back and came inside. >> Where is he? saw him. >> I think he went to the other house. >> Wait, wait. What? Which way? Which way do you want? This way >> in the backyard. And then I think he jumped the the fence, but I don't know. >> Officers quickly check another address that the subject was reported to have entered. >> That doesn't look like anyone's in there. >> All right, so we have a critical incident that's going on. It's kind of dangerous right now. Did anyone jump inside your yard for backyard? Um, what I need you to do, can you go inside your house and shelter in place? Let's get this family out of here. And we need them for detectors so they get more information. >> An elderly female resident answered the door and drops to the floor. At this time, the subject begins to fire at the officers from inside the home, striking a Wo County deputy. out. >> The deputy and the female are immediately pulled from the scene by other officers while they are taking fire. A second Sparks police officer is struck by gunfire. Luckily, he is able to self- evacuate the area before more bullets fly. Get her. Stand up. Are you hurt? >> Get up. Get up. >> Get up. >> I got her. I got her. >> Get the out of there. The shooter sees an opportunity to exit the residence and enters a different home occupied by a different elderly female resident. The female hides from the shooter in her home. The shooter soon enters the backyard and continues to fire towards the officers in the area. While the subject is in the backyard, officers are able to assist the female in the residence in exiting from her home. Shortly thereafter, the subject re-enters the home and barricades themselves within. SWAT and negotiator teams from all three agencies communicate with the suspect for several hours while various tactics are deployed in hopes of the subjects surrendering and exiting. Just after 10 p.m., entry is made to the house and the shooter is located. You >> got blood on the fridge. Got one. They are determined to be deceased. The subject is identified as 34year-old Anthony Wade. Wade had a 40 caliber semi-automatic handgun with an extended magazine. The two Sparks police officers and one Wo County deputy are treated and released for their injuries. St. Louis, Missouri. On October 24th, 2022 at approximately 9:10 a.m., the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department received multiple 911 calls reporting an active shooter situation at the Central Visual and Performing Arts High School. The code for a school shooter in this particular school was Miles Davis has entered the building. Such an announcement creates a mass panic amongst the students. Units are immediately dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival at 9:16 a.m., officers observe students and staff evacuating the building. Multiple gunshots are heard from within the school. Dreading the worst, officers proceed to enter the building and systematically clear each room while assisting with the evacuation. >> Sound like it was on the third floor. >> Upstairs. >> Is that what you said? >> You said third floor. >> 350 priority. Listen. >> Third floor. The rear school building. Third floor, the real squirrel building is what a witness said outside. We heard the shots fired. >> They got a AR type right there. >> Hey, slow down. >> Let a long gun go. >> Is this third floor? >> Let the long gun go. 307 in the library. >> You got him. Is he alive still? >> Stay back. Stay back. >> Hold on. >> He's got a long weapon. >> Back up. Back up. >> Stand by. We're standing outside 300 now. Hit it. Hit it. Hit it. Get that mother down. >> Stand by. Try to be fired. >> Let the long gun get in there. >> Let the long gun. >> Stop. Back up. >> We have >> At approximately 9:22 a.m., officers locate the shooter, 19-year-old Orlando Harris, in the second floor hallway near the gymnasium. Harris is armed with a rifle and engages the officers in a firefight. >> Out [Music] back up. Tuck in the lock. Shoot it. >> [ __ ] round. >> We have a ladder back up. Keep everybody down. >> Watch out. >> Two. Here. >> He's right there. >> He's right there. [Music] He's >> right here. He's right on the door. On the door. On the wall. Reload. Easy. That's the long rifle. Blue. Blue. >> Blue. That's the long rifle. >> Officers return fire and Harris is neutralized at 9:24 a.m. [Music] >> Suspect down. Suspect down. >> Moses Lake, Washington, May 4th, 2024. At around 8:20 p.m., officers with the Moses Lake Police Department responds to a report of a domestic disturbance at the Motel 6 in Moses Lake. Body camera footage shows the suspect, 37year-old Zachary Allen Stockton, locking himself in a room. Stockton had threatened to kill his girlfriend for allegedly cheating on him and allegedly pointed the barrel of a gun at her chest during the confrontation. The victim manages to message or call someone from her phone directing them to contact 911. Moses Lake Police Sergeant Adam Monroe was the first to arrive at the scene with officer Todd Taylor in tow. >> Get back back. [Music] Get her, Todd. >> Put the gun out on me. >> No, I'm not. If you come out unarmed, >> how can I believe you? >> I give you my word, sir. I have a >> [ __ ] >> I have a body camera that's recorded audio and visually, sir. I don't want to hurt you. >> I promise you, sir. I do not want to hurt you. I don't want to hurt anybody. Please come out unarmed. >> Yeah, I don't care about your warrant. >> I don't I don't care about your warrants. I care about your safety and my safety. Okay. Please come out. You good? Todd, you good? >> Taylor returned fire, hitting Stockton and incapacitating him. He was then taken into custody. Stockton was treated at a hospital and was later jailed in Grant County. You got >> a vehicle used for cover during the incident was found to have eight bullet holes attributed to shots fired by Stockton. >> What's going on? Drop it. 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. Los Angeles, California, March 16th, 2021. Around 5:20 p.m. Southeast area officers respond to a call of an assault with a deadly weapon. Uh, he keeps putting it in his room. >> What? >> Who is anybody else in there besides I need you to talk to me. >> I'm on the phone. My manager. >> I need you to talk to me, though. >> He's right by the door. >> Okay. Is there anybody else in there besides him? >> Yes. >> How many people? >> Is your manager able to come outside? >> No, he's standing by the door of the night. >> Okay. And he's the left side or the right side? >> 32-year-old Marco Diaz is inside of the residence trying to force his way into the victim's room. He's go kick the door in. >> Okay, got it. >> Okay. So, we need to make entry. >> After the officers assess the situation with the local residents, they get ready to engage inside the apartment. >> Okay. >> Do you have one in there? Okay. >> Do I have a taser, too? >> Yeah. Taser. Unit. >> Tension rises as the officers take each step up the stairs with maximum caution. >> Somebody cover this door. >> Hey, let me see your hands. He has a knife. >> It seems that Diaz wanted to force entry to the room on the right side. >> Put it down. >> I need you to put the knife down. >> Okay. Walk towards me. The room on the right side is where the property manager, the victim, is held in. >> Turn around. Put your hands on top of your head. >> Stop. Listen to what I'm saying. Put your hands on top of your head. >> Okay. >> Walk. Keep walking. Back. >> Back. >> Diaz is refusing to cooperate with the officers and suddenly decides to walk towards the knife that he dropped. Hey, I need you to show me your hand. >> An officer fires a non-lethal foam round at Diaz, knocking him to the ground. >> Hey, I need to It is loaded. I need you to see. >> If you reach for those knives again, we're going to hit you again. I need you to surrender to us. >> Yeah, they're all doors. There's like a bed there's a bed frame leaning up against and it looks like some >> few minutes pass and Diaz indicates that he is in too much pain to move. >> Come on, Marcos. >> Come on back here. Is it Marco or Marcos? >> He takes a lunge into the manager's room so officers have no choice but to act. up. >> Hey, wait. Wait. >> Yes, he's hit. Stand by. Stand by. I can't see his hands. >> Chill. Chill. Chill. Everybody, he's I can see his hands. I can see his hands. Everybody calm down. Calm down, everybody. Chill. >> Okay. >> Hey, are you okay in there? >> Are Are you hurt? >> Just going by the legs. >> Did you get hit? >> Let's get that knife. >> Wait, did you get hit? Okay, just calm down. We're going to get you. Okay, can you climb up on the bed for me? >> Marco Diaz was struck by non-fatal gunfire by LAPD. The victim, a property manager, suffered cuts to his hands and head. Diaz was charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon and three knives were recovered at the scene during the investigation. >> Minnesota, Minneapolis, July 14th, 2022. For this case, we see how quickly a situation can turn violent when the Minneapolis police respond to a phone call by a woman stating that someone shot multiple rounds through her apartment door. >> Police department shots fired. Come here. >> Got fired inside the door stairwell. I have not hit, but they're shooting through the door. >> Copy. Officer needs help. 904 21st Avenue. Responding squadless channel one >> upstairs. >> Thankfully, backup arrives and they quickly get in position to assess the situation. Right here. >> Yeah, right there. Okay. >> Police. >> Police. [Music] >> Come on, D. Stay back. Stay back. Close the door. >> Squat. We're in the uh >> Hey, we're going go the south side. Go to the south side. Hey, >> you guys stay here. Send everybody else. >> Come here. >> Come here. >> Are there fire active shooter on the north side? >> Where are you? >> I saw them on the right and left. I've been in here. I've been there. Yes. >> Just see in there. >> Hey, kid. Come here, kids. Come here. Come here. Come on. Come on. Come here. We got kids coming out. Kill him. Come on. >> Come on, little man. Got a kid outside of this right there. The ball came in there. >> They are able to evacuate the woman who called and her children to safety and tension erupts as the officers attempt to deescalate the situation. The suspect allegedly threatened to shoot the officers while acting >> irrational. Apartment 318 on the northeast corner. >> Police 318 northeast corner >> here. Brick. Brick. Brick. Brick. Yeah, >> we're good. We're good. You got a rifle? Get it on that door. 318. 318. I mean barricade or something. >> Turn them down, guys. I'm crazy. >> Huh? >> Okay. Are they inside? >> Get him inside of a squad. Okay. With no progress being made inside, a SWAT team assembles outside and speak to the suspect from his window. >> You're under arrest. We're not going anywhere. doesn't die next. We had to change exactly what he wanted. So that No, that's >> about the apartment. With your hands up. We're not going anywhere. >> For several hours, police attempted to talk 20-year-old Andrew Teelunberg into surrendering peacefully. He is seen leaning outside his apartment window, holding a phone. While the officers on the ground are trying to converse with him, SWAT team officers are positioned on a rooftop across the street, waiting for their precise moment to strike. >> Gone. shot so far so far. >> The SWAT snipers identified a gun in Sunberg's hand and fired two shots which hit the suspect and is presumed dead from the injuries and no officers were injured during this incident. A pistol with an extended magazine and several bullet casing from Sunberg's apartment were retrieved at the scene. Daytona, Florida, August 29th, 2020. Approximately around 4:29 p.m., a relaxing summer day spirals into discord when Daytona Beach police are called to an apartment complex from an anonymous tipster about a person wanted for attempted murder. They have identified the suspect as Michael A. Harris, 44 years old, who was also accused of shooting a woman in the back that same month. Michael. >> The witness told the officers that Harris is inside the apartment with a gun or that he may have jumped out of the window. With all the information they have gathered from the witness they are ready to engage my >> police, show me your hands. Hands >> hands. Go. [Music] Put the gun down. >> The officer was shot in the chest by the suspect in a horrifying exchange. The officers retaliate. I'm hit. >> All right, we got [Music] >> Hey everybody. [Applause] [Music] >> Open that door. It seems to be a victim in the same room with the suspect. The officers try to get her to evacuate the house. Hey, >> the woman that's screaming, you need to put your hands up right now. Open that door. >> Get back. Get back. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] Watch out. >> Heck. [Music] >> Open the door right now. We're not going to shoot you. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> We're not going to shoot. Open the door. >> He's in front of the door. >> He's in front of the door. >> Listen. My hands. My hands. >> Okay. I see your face. Shut the door open. >> Just come to the side of my voice. Follow me. >> All right. She's coming out. She's coming out. Come to me, sweetie. Come to me. >> Hey, I got you. Come to me. Come to me. If I'm not shooting, come to me. Get out the door. Right out the door. >> They are able to rescue her in one piece. All that is left is to deal with Michael A. Harris. >> Where is he at? Who you see him? >> Get out of the doorway. Please call the ambulance. Call the ambulance. Please. Please call the ambulance. >> Hey, you good, boss? Hey, I'm hit in the chest. >> You want to back out of here? >> Nah, no. I'm getting this [ __ ] >> Description. >> All right. He's in the back room blocking the door. Guys, I don't I don't see anything from this side. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands right now. >> The suspect is down and the officers go in to check the scene. [Music] Yeah. Don't go. Don't go to that window. >> Hey, I need you to stack up on me. All right. >> All right. Coming up. Let's keep the radio down for now, please. >> You got on you, boss. I start >> No, I got no gloves on me. This guy, >> you okay? >> I'm >> The officers said that it was not their desire to take Harris's life, but the suspect gave them no choice. The suspect was killed during the exchange, and the one officer who was shot in the chest survived due to his ballistic vest protecting him. He received some bruising, but he is said to be recovering. The woman who was in the room with the suspect as gunfire occurred received no injuries. While the gunfight was happening, the suspect paused to let her out before opening fire again, dying shortly after. Los Angeles, California, August the 19th, 2019. Around 4:19 p.m., a peaceful evening turns into turmoil as patrol officers received and responded to a family dispute radio call for service at Ottoman Street. >> Hi, how you doing? Sorry. >> Yes. What's going on? >> Did you call the police? >> No. >> Alarm be alarm. >> Is you uh who hit you? All right. >> Who else? >> Where your parents? >> I thought I heard people. I got to actually expecting to call my dad then because it went off and called you guys This has >> she's at my sister. I understand. >> Has your dog your dad uh talks to you at all or called you at all today? >> Like I said, if this happened, I was expect >> this alarm didn't go off. >> No, alarm didn't go off. >> No, they were saying they're not. I guess door was locked. >> So maybe The person who answered the door is identified as Carlos Torres Jr. and he stated that the house alarm is the one that called the patrol officers, but we find out that it was the father of Carlos Torres that alerted the authorities to this location. >> Hi. >> You live here? >> Yes. >> Oh, is this your son? >> Yes. >> What's going on today? We can't seem to get in our house. >> Why? >> Because he's threatening us but tell us this this and that. >> So he's like yelling at you. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. So what do you So how long have you been home? >> Um we haven't been here for two weeks. Wide operator. >> Okay. Good. >> And she we just yelled out and everything. >> He's carrying a gun. I don't know if he has a not if he does. If not, I can tell you roughly where it's at. If not, I'd like to have you guys searching for it >> cuz I don't want to come back in the house with him. >> How do you get it? >> Uh, I don't know how he got it. >> Has he ever used it against you? >> Uh, he has showed it to us. >> He just showed it to you? >> Uh, well, pointed at at us a couple times. >> Okay. Does he pay right here? >> No. >> No. Does he Does he have his own room or anything like that? He has a room. Yes. >> Are you able to go into his room whenever you want? Does he have like a lock? Yes. >> Okay. So, it's locked. Is that where the gun is? >> I don't know. Like I said, I don't know if he has it with him or Oh, he has it in the room. >> Got it. Normally does have it on him. >> Uh, yes. >> Where? >> I can see he cleaned up the yard. There were three TVs outside. Right here in the yard. >> Uhhuh. >> I don't know if he was tipped off or what and he cleaned it up, but they were outside. >> Okay. But when he when he he says he carries a firearm on him or where all the time usually in his uh stomach. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um so what you so what would you want us to do for you? >> Huh? >> What do you want us to do for you? >> I would like to have him have a a permanent restraining order. >> Okay. All right. >> Cuz uh like I said, we've been doing for two weeks. Every time we come, we get yelled at, we get mistreated. We shows us a gun and that's it. We can't take it anymore. My wife was she had a heart operation >> that had to do with all this >> and I didn't we've been living with my daughter for the same reason. >> Got it. >> Has he ever been arrested before? >> Yes. 15 years in prison for attempted murder. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. With now learning this suspect has spent 15 years in prison for attempted murder, the officer is on high alert. >> Yeah. Can you go Can you come down here, please? >> Apparently said that he has a a firearm. >> Carlos, >> gentlemen, come. >> Wait, wait. Carlos, >> you want to talk? >> Okay. Can we Can we Carlos? >> You have permission to go in the house. You wish to go in the house. >> Okay, he >> shots fired. Offices help. >> While talking with the suspect, he pulled out a gun from his waistband and pointed it at the officers and fired. The officers return fire and take cover. Torres retreated back into the house. >> Shots fired off. needs help. Back 85 shots fired off. Needs help. >> Huh? >> All right, >> go check over there. [Applause] Here we have Carlos Senior, the father of Carlos Jr., desperately trying to escape from the gunfight while we see that Carlos Jr. with the gun in his hand right behind him trying to escape from the officers. >> Foot pursuit ensues, but let's get the perspective from the other officer before the chase went down. >> Okay, can we can we >> Carlos have permission to go in the house? Okay. Go back. Go back. Go back. Come back. Hey, partner. He might be on the roof, partner. He might be on the roof. Go check over there. [Applause] Back off. He's going to be over there for it. [Applause] Suspect is running. Be advised, suspect is running. Suspect is [Applause] The foot pursuit turns into a shooting standoff, alerting the neighbors in the area into shock. Carlos Jr. points the gun to the officer, and the officer has no choice but to retaliate and fire back in self-defense. [Applause] After a long pursuit, Carlos Jr. comes to a halt near the mouth of the alley near Ottoman Street, Arleta Avenue. Surrounded by officers, Carlos Jr. is at his wits end. >> Put the brakes [Applause] down. Get the guns out. [Applause] >> Need the gun there, I guess. >> All right, rest team up. Coming through. might flip him that way. >> Get a samp once we hook him up. >> I'll step over and just watch down range [Applause] about three steps. >> Check his waistband. [Applause] All right. Okay, behind you. He's in custody. Just stand by there. >> I'll put him on the side. >> That's fine. You can bring the RA up. That's fine. >> Carlos Torres Jr. was pronounced dead at the scene at 4:56 p.m. Police said a 22 caliber handgun was recovered at the scene. No officers or bystanders were injured in the shooting. [Music]