I [ __ ] [ __ ] stop. >> Every day, law enforcers are forced to make lifechanging decisions. >> Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. Surrender. >> This is caught on body cam here on Ohio. Wednesday, July 26th, 2023, around 2:12 a.m. on a very quiet evening, the Euron Police Department received an alarm from the Vacation Land Federal Credit Union branch at University Drive East. As the officers are scoping the area looking for clues, they hear odd noises coming from the roof area of the building. Hovering over the drive-thru, the burglar opens a hatch door and the officers patiently and quietly wait. A duffel bag drops from the ceiling to the ground. Let's see what comes out next. >> [ __ ] >> Oh [ __ ] >> Get out. Get out. Just put your hand hand behind your back. >> Officers were able to pull the suspect out of the bin and take him into custody. He was later identified as 27year-old Tristan H Highle of Huron, Ohio. According to police, the backpack contained several construction tools. Hyle was charged with breaking and entering possession of criminal tools and safe cracking. He is being held in the Erie County Jail on a $50,000 bond. >> Jacksonville, Florida, January 8th, 2022. Approximately around 1:00 a.m., a simple traffic stop escalates very rapidly into a deadly shootout. Let's take a look at how this unfolds. >> Hey, how y'all doing? >> How are you, sir? >> You mind rolling the back window down? I can't see in the back. Oh, hey. How y'all doing? If you all could just do me a favor. Make sure your hands I can see all y'all's hands. Okay. >> You're doing nice, sir. >> I'm doing good. >> Is this your car? >> This is my my grandmother's car. >> Your grandmother's >> godmother's. >> Your godmother. Okay. >> I got you. >> Yes, sir. >> Um Okay. >> Whatever. I'm cooperating. Whatever you need. >> All right. You got a good driver's license on you? >> I do. >> You do? Okay. All right. Um, where are you all headed to? >> I was going to Walmart. Go go go go go go see what find out it was closed. That's why I bust the U-turn. >> I got you. >> And then I was just heading on. >> Did you realize that's why I pulled you over? >> Yes, sir. I know. >> Okay. I I was just checking. >> Just because the light I thought just because the light was red and then there was no one coming. I could actually make that U-turn. >> But that's the only reason I did bust a U-turn far as with the light being red because technically I mean it doesn't say don't bust a U-turn on red. Okay. >> It just said you. >> Okay. So, when it's a red arrow, it basically means don't go. >> Yes, sir. >> Right. >> Yes, sir. You're right. >> Okay. >> Correct. >> All right. Um, you got your ID on you real quick? >> Any firearms in the vehicle? Anything like that? >> May I turn off the car? >> Yeah, sure. Go ahead. The driver already having his hands out where the officers can see them and him also politely asking if he can turn off the car shows that he is completely aware of the situation he is in. >> I know by heart. >> Where is your ID at? >> I left it at home. I was going to Walmart. I know. >> You left it at home. Do you have a good license? >> Yes, sir. I do. That's why I can give you everything. Whatever you need. >> Go ahead. Step out the vehicle, man. No problem. >> Whatever you need me. Do you mind if I check you for weapons? >> The driver is being completely compliant and is cooperating with no questions asked. But this is only the calm before the storm. >> Is that just a little bit of weed in your pocket? >> Yes, bag of chip. >> Bag of chip. >> Bag of chip. >> All right. It's just teeth. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Um, no. No, no. Just slide back here with me. Let me get your ID real quick. All right. >> Oh, boy. I don't actually but I do have I know my ID number by heart and it's memorial. >> You do do you have a driver's license? You just got to have a a state ID card. >> I have a driver's license with my name on it. Everything is just it's at the house. >> I know at the house. Okay. >> I know my whole number by >> Okay, cool. Cool. Um, quick question. Do you have a medical marijuana fire? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Where is that at? >> That's also at the house. >> Okay. >> And I do have the the code and everything for that. That's why if if possible far as getting my phone because I do have a marijuana. >> You have a picture of it? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Does everyone in there have a medical marijuana card? >> I'm not sure about that them, but that's why I was driving. >> Okay. >> Far just in case of having >> All right. You have your phone on you that you can show me the medical marijuana. Yeah. Go ahead. Grab the phone. [Applause] >> Let's look that up real quick. >> Yes, sir. I'm going pull up the email if you don't mind. A minute goes by with the driver trying to find the picture of his medical marijuana card. So, the officer decides to detain the driver calmly and leads him inside the officer's vehicle. The driver follows the officer's instructions with no resistance. >> Okay. Um, go ahead. Go ahead. Put your stuff on the car. >> Yeah. >> You don't got your ID on you, so you're just going to hang out in the back of my car. All right. >> Whatever you need. >> Just put yourself in the >> Yes, sir. >> on top of the car. Go ahead, slide in. >> That is one out of the five people from the vehicle who is questioned and detained successfully. >> Let's see if the second victim is as cooperative as the first one. >> Quick question. Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> Sir, I don't answer any questions, sir. >> Okay. Step out of the for me. >> I can show you my I can show >> Step out of the vehicle for me. Do not reach behind your back. >> I'm not reaching behind my back. >> Step out of the vehicle. You reaching for your weapon >> because you reached behind your back when I told you to step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. Do it now. >> I'm I got >> Step out of the car. Do it now. >> I got my >> step out of the car when I tell you to. >> Sir who I am, sir. >> Know who I am. >> Stop. >> Listen, sir. I'm a brother, sir. >> The second victim is carrying an extended magazine to a firearm and is not as cooperative as the driver earlier. >> I can show you. I can show you my identification. >> Both your hands up just like you understand. >> Keep your pull your gun out. >> I got a weapon on me, sir. >> I know you got one. >> Hey, stop. >> Pull your gun up. Hey, stop. >> Stop. I'm putting my hand out. Sir, >> put my hand up, sir. >> The officer orders the suspect to get on the ground, but he breaks free and runs in order to escape. He then turns around to repeatedly fire at the pursuing officers as he flees out of sight. [Applause] Gunfire cracks back and forth from the fleeing suspect and the officer. More than 40 shots were fired during this 30 secondond chase and shootout with the fleeting suspect getting tagged by one of the numerous flying bullets. >> Running eastbound on Keep it on him. >> Eastbound on Dun Avenue. >> You don't see anything over there, do you? >> There was how many in the back? Two. >> There was three in the back. >> Are they still in there? 260, you're riding our cross. >> Is anyone in the car right now? Say something if you're in the vehicle. >> I think everyone left. >> Um, okay. Do you think we want to get one on the back side of the building? >> Okay. Were three in the back. >> Three in the back. >> Two in the front. Uh, female I believe on the left. >> Uh, two males. >> Four males total. >> All right. If you're in the vehicle, slowly If you're in the vehicle, slowly open the door. You will get shot if you if we do not see your hands. >> Slowly open the door. >> There's one in my vehicle in the back seat. >> Are there any officers shot? >> 54. I just got one suspect that fell out of the car. He signal zero, but I got the zero. He's been shot by the police. No officers are hit. >> Are you ready? >> Um, >> on the scene. Do we have a perimeter set for the uh suspect? >> Somebody still in the car? >> I can't see if they're >> Tell you what, let's do it like this. >> Come from behind. Yeah. All right. So, let's circle. >> All right. >> Circle. Circle. >> Xray 661 on 1097 on Sun. Driving that way. Is there a description for the outstanding suspect? >> It's going to be one Bravo Mike, unknown clothing, one Bravo Fox, unknown clothing. >> Left side. Okay, >> we're clearing the car now. 10. >> The guy in the car handcuff. Right. >> Yes. The guy in my car is not handcuffed. >> He's not handcuffed. >> No, but I've already checked. >> Ask you to proceed. >> 742 104. >> I'm the only one on Lurner. >> All right. If you're in the vehicle, open the door. >> In the middle of >> the fleeting suspect is identified as Tranni Austin Wade, 27 years old, and was also wearing body armor during this whole gunfight exchange. Wade was shot and was initially hospitalized in critical condition, but was jailed on two counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, plus a possession of a weapon and resisting arrest. All three passengers that were in the back seat tried to flee the scene. Two were caught while escaping. The driver remained unharmed during the shootout. >> Yeah. I mean, >> okay. Knoxville, Tennessee. Saturday, April 27th, 2024. At around 7:40 a.m. on a quiet Saturday morning, two Knoxville Police Department officers respond to a reported domestic situation involving a man 25 years old, Jamari Griffin, his girlfriend. The officers arrive at the scene at around 7:50 a.m. and go in to investigate. Coffee. Strange. The front door is unlocked. The officers continue forward with their guard up. >> Police department. Police department. Shots fired. Shot hard. Let me see your hands. Hands. >> Hands. >> Anyone shot fired? Copy. Shots fired. All units. >> All unit. Shots fired. 2705. Suspect down. >> Are you shot? >> Suspect down. >> Man, go over here. Come here. >> Do I have any officers answered? >> As the officers entered the building, they encountered Griffin, armed with a handgun, who shot the 23-year-old woman who was inside the home. Officers immediately retaliated and fired back, striking the armed suspect. Griffin was pronounced dead at the scene, while the woman was transported to a medical center with a gunshot wound to the face. Her injuries were not life-threatening. Tulsa, Oklahoma. July 3rd, 2018. Two gang unit officers were trying to identify a man called John Terry Chapman Jr., 34 years old, who is driving a minivan with tags registered to a different vehicle. The officers are quick to confront the suspect. >> Call I was just talking to >> No, man. We just been been out driving around talking to people, seeing how everyone's doing. Make sure they're doing good. the front lady. I said, "Can I use the Wi-Fi?" Cuz I'm trying to get some more money and I finally got some. So >> Oh, good. Go pick it up. >> Are y'all from around here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. You just need just kind of between places and staying out here. >> Have you stayed here before? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Man, you got an ID on you by any chance? >> No. >> No. What's your name, partner? >> Uh, is it a crime or something? >> No, man. We just I talk to people. I just like know who I'm talking to. >> Oh, okay. Well, am I free to go? You ain't done nothing wrong. >> Am I free to go? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> All right. Appreciate it. >> Cool. >> All right, man. Good luck. >> Yeah. >> Thanks. >> You need a jump or you got it? >> I'm good. >> You good? Cool. Have a good one. >> The two Tulsa officers identified as officers M. Kawisel and Debban are now running the van's license tags and are finding out that they don't match the vehicle. So, the next thing to do is initiate a traffic stop. >> Chevy Equinox. >> Make sure that's >> The officers luckily was able to find the minivan again at Quick Trip and are initiating a traffic stop. LJ, >> what's up, girl? >> Where's your man at? >> He's inside. >> Well, whose car is that? >> My mom's. I know it has her wrong tag on it. >> Yeah, it's got the wrong tag on it. >> Yeah, it's her Escape. She just got two different cars. >> Okay. All right. You got your ID with you? >> Not the first person that's >> Yeah. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Huh? Let me come ID. >> Well, you can just You have one in there? Yeah. >> Where's it at? >> What's up, man? down. >> She did. >> Yeah, she did. >> Okay. >> Can you open that door for me so I can talk to him? >> You can ask him then. What's his name? >> Thanks. You said, "What's your name, man?" >> Driving a car that has the wrong tag on it. You open the door for me. It >> was actually me driving and I just had to pull the picture. >> Okay. >> What's up, partner? >> What's your name, man? You got an ID with you? No, I don't. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Am I in trouble? >> Huh? Well, you're driving a car. The car doesn't check the right tag. >> I told you, >> right? And we don't know that. So, we have to check all that stuff out. >> Didn't take my ID. >> Okay. And we we get to ID everyone that's in the car. >> ID. >> You don't have any ID? That's fine, man. What's your name? You don't have a name? >> Hey, what are you supposed >> It's okay. My name is Junior. >> Hey, what are you sweating, man? We're not sweating. You get like some warrants or something. We ain't worried about that. >> You know what I mean? >> My name is Junior. >> Junior. >> Junior. >> Junior. What's your last name? >> I don't go by my government name. >> Huh? >> I don't go by my government name. >> Okay. What? Y'all have jurisdiction? >> Yes. >> Yes, we do. >> And what was that? >> What was what, man? >> What is the jurisdiction that y'all have? >> Well, we're Tulsa police officers. You're in the city of Tulsa. Okay. >> What's your restriction? >> I'm cross deputized with Tulsa County >> and you you have there's a crime some form of crime that's committed. >> I have an ID. >> Okay. Expired. Just let you know. >> Junior, >> I ain't sweating. >> Talk to me for a second. >> We're not even worried about letting you know. >> Is is you got the wrong tag on this car that you drove off. That's okay. We found it. >> We need to know the right tag. Now that I'm trying to do this, >> no, I just drove over here. >> Now that I'm doing this, >> what I'm saying, >> okay, now that we're trying to do this, we need to know >> relax, man. >> Who you are. Okay. >> Well, if I if I ain't if I ain't under arrest, you know what I'm saying? >> You you potentially are under arrest. If you if you don't give me provide your information, you are under arrest. >> Dude, we ain't sweating though. >> I just want to know what I did. >> So, you were driving vehicle. The tag doesn't check to the vehicle. >> Yeah. I know the Ford Escape is my mom's other car. >> So, we check we check the tags. Man, that doesn't check right. Okay, cool. So, now we'll come up and talk to you. We just need to investigate that by meaning we need to know who you are. All I want to know is who you are. >> So, Junior, do you want me to finish? If you do not provide who I am, you're obstructing our investigation. But I'm saying like you saying that I committed a crime because I was driving a car that's registered her her mom and it's got a different plate um from uh one of her car. >> We do not know who her mom is. We do not know any of these things. >> We haven't done any records check. All we know is that the vehicle tag that's on here doesn't match to this vehicle. >> It goes to a >> Okay. And I believe that you might when you say that. Good. But we don't know that for sure. So we need to know that for sure. We also need to know who everyone is inside of the car. >> Okay. >> After the officers articulated and explained to Chapman about why they had stopped them, he is still refusing to step outside of the vehicle. Several minutes go by of the officers and Chapman going back and forth. And while that's happening, more officers are arriving. >> Okay. >> No, let me talk to your boss. >> We have a sergeant right here with us. >> Okay. Can I talk to the sergeant? >> Let me talk to you. We've pulled you over for a violation. You're refusing to identify yourself. Okay. It's time to step out of the car. All right. >> This is your sergeant. >> This is my sergeant right here. Okay. >> Do you want options? >> I want options for him. >> Okay, ma'am. Time to step away. >> I got dogs and I want to get the guy. >> It's time to step away. You need to stand up and stand right here then. >> You're the sergeant. >> Yep. >> Okay. I want to know what I did. You already >> identified your violation. What's that? >> Okay. The tag does not check to the vehicle that you're driving. Okay. Checks to a different vehicle. We're here to investigate what's going on. We've asked you to identify yourself. We've we've seen you drive this vehicle. >> Ma'am, I need you to step out. >> We know that you do not have a driver's license. >> Okay. This might >> Junior needs to step out of the vehicle at this time. You need to step out of the vehicle at this time >> because I here's Listen to me. >> I want to know this. You step out of the vehicle or I'm going to pepper ball you. >> Pepper ball. >> Yep. >> I got dogs in the park. >> Pepper ball. That's his decision. >> Why you going to pepper ball? >> Because you're resisting arrest. So >> you have a choice. You can be under arrest right now. Are you >> under arrest? >> Obstruction of justice right now to identify yourself to a law enforcement officer operating vehicle with an improper license plate. I'm certain we can come up with >> operating. Step out right now. Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. He's going to force you out of the car. >> So, my my thing is with your dogs. >> Okay. You're going to have to move or you're going to get exposed, too. >> Okay. >> Junior, you're making it hard, man. >> Do you want to go through that or do you just want to step out and cooperate? >> Goes easy on the way out. >> Okay. Ma'am, I need you to step back, please. >> Ma'am, I need you to step back, please. >> Junior, >> can I give her a key? Yes, but you need to get out. >> You both need to get out. >> She's going to step back. >> Okay. >> Maybe just be comfortable. He doesn't do what she's saying. >> Okay. >> Say what? >> He's getting ready to hit you with the pepper balls. A lot of them. You step out here. You go in handcuffs. You can give her a kiss. We're going to do this the hard way or we can do it that way. >> Okay. >> That's it. >> Ma'am, I need you to step away. Ma'am, >> right now. >> Step out. >> Right now. >> Right now. Junior, >> just shoot me. >> No. >> Just shoot me. No. Just shoot me. No. Get out. >> Get out. >> Pepper ball. Pepper ball. >> While the sergeant was pepper- spraying Chapman, Chapman retaliates by shooting at the officers with a firearm. The officers are now on high alert to resolve this shootout. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> I got you, Charge. I hear you, Sarge. Where's he at? >> He's over here. He's to the left. >> I need somebody tell me where he's at. Where you're at. >> I don't see him, Sarge. >> He looks down. Hey, I'm going to move around. Serge, >> we don't see him. >> Sergeant is down. Sergeant has been hit. >> I think so. >> He's down. >> Drop the weapon. >> Reinforcements arrived to the scene and returned fire. Tulsa Police Sergeant M. Parsons was shot in the thigh, but still continued to command at the scene. And Chapman is now seriously injured and succumbs to defeat and eventually surrenders. >> You're safe to get out. [Music] >> You're all the way. hand. Got that hand. >> I need another hand. Come on up. I need another hand. >> I got that leg. I got that leg. >> Got it. Here we go. >> John Terry Chapman Jr. possessed a 32 caliber revolver and ammunition after prior felony convictions and attempted to kill a Tulsa police officer. Federal grand jury returned an indictment against Chapman, charging him with felon in possession of firearm and ammunition. Obstruction of justice by attempting to kill a witness and carrying, using, and discharging a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence. John Terry Chapman Jr. was given a sentence of 105 years in prison. Sergeant M. Parsons survived and recovered well. Hey, [Music] [Music]