Can you remember and step out here for me, please? >> Huh? >> Yes, sir. Step out. >> Hey, quit raing. What are you doing? What are YOU DOING? GO NOWHERE. STOP. STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. I'M GOING TO CROSS FIRE. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. Don't move. >> I'm a Canadian ambulance. >> A routine traffic stop is supposed to be a quick and precise moment where drivers get booked for breaking traffic laws. But what happens when a seemingly simple stomp turns into a deadly one-on-one? >> You want to come over here and just take a seat right here? >> No, I want to. >> Okay, stop. Come here. Get off the bike. Sit down. Don't reach for about that. Just have to step it up. >> Stop it. Here are mindblowing moments when a simple and quick routine traffic stop turns into a deadly one-on-one. Starting with Jamal Wii, whose erratic behavior turned an otherwise simple traffic stop into a game of fastest trigger finger. >> I have a and I'm I'm armed. I'll let you know. So why did you pull me over? >> Why are you trying to kill me? >> I'm not trying to kill. You are. I'm already I don't give a damn. You reach >> $800 expired. >> On April the 23rd, 2025, at approximately 6:35 p.m., an officer from the Fair Oaks District Station pulled over a 1995 Toyota Corolla for an expired inspection sticker. The driver was identified as Jamal Wii. There was supposed to be a routine stop and a simple citation, but the moment Jamal rolled down his window quickly became obvious that he was ready for war. Jesus Christ 800 traffic stop area 810 12 914 Fair Lake Parkway 426 That was a heck of a stop, sir. >> I have and I'm I'm armed. I'll let you know. So, why did you pull me over? >> Uh, your inspection sticker expired last uh call Joe Biden or call George B. >> Your driver's license. >> No, there's no I don't have a driving license. >> Why not? >> Go back, sit in the car, and leave. >> No, sir. >> No, >> it doesn't work that way. >> Okay, so go ahead. Do whatever you want to do. >> Can I get your name? No, >> no, >> no. You you people don't get a disability. Oh, I have kids and I have a lot of bull things. Why you treat me this way? >> Said Eddie said 80. >> Let me get a supervisor to my location, please. >> You dumb people. You majestic. >> I can't even go back to mying country because of you. I start in [ __ ] >> every time you come me. Every time. >> Do you have the uh registration to the vehicle? >> Nothing. Nothing. >> You got nothing? >> Nothing. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> And you don't want to give me your name, >> sir? Why? Look. Look. Hey, I'm I I when I was serving you with you liars, with you people with Americans, >> I served as well, sir. >> At this moment, it was clear that Jamal was completely unhinged. It was only a matter of time before his frustrations boiled over. And what mattered now was whether the cop was prepared for it. >> So you you brought me to the you people brought me to this goddamn country and I'm every single day and I have four children. And we hardly survive because you're a versus people. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Because I can't get a job. I can't get a disability. And and they took my license because I'm not able to pay the insurance. So why are you trying to kill me? >> I'm not trying to. >> You are. I'm already I don't give a damn. >> Armed refusing to give ID. >> Don't read for anything, dude. Don't you I'm telling you don't read. I'm telling you don't read. I don't care. >> I don't give a damn. >> Do anything. Don't do anything. >> Subject keeps reaching for his weapon. >> No, I'm not. I'm I'm not reaching restricted 1439. >> Sir, I stopped you for a lawful traffic stop. I I DON'T GIVE A DAMN. You lying. >> I'm not lying. >> No, you're lying. >> It's obviously right there. >> You are No, today's what I'm asking for white people. You lied for 25 years. >> Sorry, Bravo. Will you direct? >> You brought me to this country. I served with special forces. I lost my own brother. I lost my everything. I I have nothing. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> No, you're sorry to hear that. No, no, don't don't play that. So, you don't have a registration to the vehicle? >> You know what? Listen, you're American. Okay. >> Yes. >> Yes. You are American. I give you my what do you call that? >> Take it. They took my driving license. >> They took it away. >> Yeah. For no reason. I have a hard time with core. >> I'll show you the paperwork. You won't believe what they say. >> They don't When I call them bull [ __ ] the system is broke. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Well, it sounds like you're going through a really rough time, >> man. I should have served with with Taliban better than you. Jamal was obviously an ex-serviceman and was bold enough to tell the officer that he was armed and didn't care how the officer felt about it. But what he didn't realize was that the situation was about to take a turn far beyond anything he could have imagined. >> So these are my partners here. They're coming up. I don't want you to get rattled, but it's because you were reaching for your weapon. >> No, no, I'm not, sir. Hey, >> I watched you do it. I'm not I don't give a damn. You >> bring as many people as you can. Okay. >> Go ahead. You're not listening. What I'm talking I am listening to you. I have four children. I have four children. Do not reach everybody. Slow down. >> Unit 1080. Slow it down. 241. >> Hey. So >> listen American. This is take it I take this with you. Okay. >> So now you want to give me that. Hey, don't you reach >> 800 Bravo fired. 800 Bravo is fired. >> Listen, listen, American. This is Take it. Take I take this with you. Okay. >> No, no, no. Hey, no. You reach. >> Hey. So, >> listen, American. This is Take it. Take I take this with you. Okay. >> So, now you want to give me that. Hey, don't you reach >> I take this with you. Okay. >> So now you want to >> No, no, no. Hey, don't you reach slow down. >> Unit slow down. 1441. >> Hey, listen. American this take me I take this with you. You reach 800 Bravo fired. >> 800 Bravo fired. >> 800 Bravo signal one. >> Unfortunately, one of the officers who was called for backup pulled his trigger multiple times on Jamal as he tried to reach for his firearm. What began as a routine traffic stop ended with Jamal never making it home. Jamal lost it pulling such a stunt that wild. Still, he was nothing compared to these two dumb adults who tried to flee a traffic stop and turned a routine encounter into a tense face off the officer did not see coming. >> Don't run away, Miss Buttercup. >> DON'T YOU GO NOWHERE. SON OF A STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. I'M GOING TO YOU. >> I'm going to you. >> I got to get him out. Hit the unlock. Hit the unlock. On November the 2nd, 2022, at around 11 p.m. in Tennessee, officers on patrol pulled over two adults identified as Matt and Eric who were cruising at a high speed far above the regular speed limit on the highway. What started as a simple interrogation soon got very complicated, far beyond what the officers had anticipated. >> Hey. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Oh, it's all right. Good. How are you puppies? >> Hey, Sergeant Little Mer Police Department. All right, so a couple things going on here. You know the speed limit through Providence is 35, right? >> No, sir. I didn't know. >> Yeah, you're going a little faster there. You got a headlight out and your tags are all messed up. >> I just want to tag >> Oh, until it's paid. I got you. All right. You got your license, restoration insurance? >> I don't have that. >> Huh? >> I don't have that. >> You have an ID? Okay. That's all right. What's her name? >> Huh? >> Do what? >> Buttercup. >> Buttercup. Did you have any paperwork for the vehicle by chance? Yeah, I'll uh I'll get your information. You don't have anything with your name on it or anything like that? >> Are you finding it? >> Perfect. Oh, that's yours. Now, is your do you not have your license with you or is your license? Not It's not >> You don't have a license. >> Sir, do you have a valid license? >> Just have an ID. All right. Do what? >> You don't have a valid license where you can drive? >> No. All right. You at least have your ID on you. >> All right. Any paperwork for the vehicle? No sir. I don't have it on. >> There's Do you have anything like a where the sale bill of sale or anything with the information? >> I got it from Charlotte Auto. >> I got you. Just nothing with the vehicle information on it that you got whatsoever. >> Yeah. If it's like a It could be like a sale or anything or something that they gave you from the dealership. Did they not provide you with anything? >> Yes, they have, sir. I'm >> Oh, they did? Okay. >> Just all over the place. >> You just all over the place? I got you. All right. Do you have anybody that can drive this then? >> Um, I can sit right here and get the lights on. >> How long would it take them? >> Not long. >> Not long. >> No, sir. >> All right. Hang tight for me. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Just when the officers thought that they were following orders, Eric had his own sinister plans. And although it initially appeared like he was obeying the law, he wasn't. >> Don't run away, Miss Buttercup. >> All the way out. >> Yes. >> All right. So, you're >> I thought she was going to run out of the car on >> I got roll that window so she don't jump out that window. >> All right. Is that holding? I'm so >> How come you haven't gotten your license yet? It's just an ID. >> Okay, so this is going to be really easy one. Um, if you can get your license for the court date that I set, >> they can dismiss it just at a small cost. >> That's what they can do. Cuz what I'll have to do is sign you for not having a license. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. Can we sign off to the side? I just can't. >> You were good in the light. >> Oh, that's Yeah, I I'll get you out of the line. Okay. All right. So, real quick in the center. Is that like a damn >> um think maybe? >> Think maybe. Is it just like THC? >> Probably. >> Do what? >> It's really >> It's not hers. It's his. >> No, it's not. >> It's not his either, but someone leave it in the car. >> Yeah, he just called me a little while ago. He just got >> He what? >> He had just got it in my car. >> Okay. Is there anything else in there then? >> Nothing whatsoever. Since I seen that, I got to ask about it because Oh, no. >> It's That stuff's not legal yet. >> Yeah. >> Okay. As long as you're honest with me, I'm just going to take it for destruction. >> Not going to do anything with do anything as far as that cuz all it's going to be then is just traffic and uh driver without a license. Um how far away do you say your ride was? >> I'm actually in We literally just came down the highway. I came in one lane and then we just lost the stuff and we were just Oh, >> I'm so sorry to hear that. Um, you need to have some >> my >> Yeah. So, um, you have to be proof of insurance. >> No. >> No. >> I was with groups and stuff and trying to get that, but >> Gotcha. Okay. Technically, no license or interest. >> I'm not going to do that. You got somebody getting pretty quick. >> Yeah. And I I got them on the phone right now. >> You got them on the phone. >> What was his name again? >> I'm Mac. >> Eric. >> Yeah. She goes by Matt. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Gotcha. All right. So, I'm going to have him do a step out here, too. I'm going to make You want to um We'll get you dog, Buttercup, so she don't run away. >> Okay. >> Um you hold on to Buttercup and uh just make sure it's just a pin. That's it. Get you some paperwork. Um and then we'll get you right at you. Okay. >> That sound good? >> Yeah, that's okay. >> Okay. >> Are you guys able to wait right there for me? >> Okay. All right, Eric, can you give me a step out here for me, please? >> Huh? >> Yes, sir. Step out. >> Oh, is the seat belt broken? Step out here for me. >> Hey, quit reaching. Quit quit. >> Okay, you scare the crap out of me doing that. All right, don't reach for anything. All right. Can you red buttercup for me? >> She's right here on your side. >> Hey, where what are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? Stop. >> DON'T YOU GO NOWHERE. DON'T YOU GO NOWHERE. SON OF A STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. I'M GOING TO YOU. I'M GOING to you. I'm going TO SHOOT YOU OUTSIDE. STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. DON'T MOVE. C. WE NEED TO HELP. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Can I need an ambulance? Move him out the way. Move him out the way. I got him. I got to get him out. Hit the unlock. Hit the unlock. >> Eric had played a stupid game and now had won an even more stupid prize, leaving more mess than he started with for everyone involved. >> Come on out. >> Come on. Come on, man. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on, man. We got to get him out. We got to get him out. Come on. >> Get him out of the road. >> Get him out of the road. [ __ ] >> Where you Where'd you shoot him? >> I shot him in the back here. We need med camp. >> We made it. Mine's gone. >> Get a med kit. >> Bravo 10, give me WEA if county can help. I need him. You're >> not going out. >> Huh? >> You're not going out. >> Bravo 10, give Whimma to us. If County can help, I need him. >> Where? Where? Where? Where? >> In his back. In his back. [ __ ] Hey. Hey. Hey. Breathe. Love. Breathe. [ __ ] Low. I don't see anything. >> I got him up here. We got to get this off. You got shears? >> Rolling. Rolling. Rolling. >> You got shears? >> You got shears? >> Shears. >> I need shears. I need shears. >> Get it open. >> Hey, watch her. >> Watch your hands. Watch your hands. >> Watch. >> She's by my car. All right. I got blood on the neck, it looks like. No. Okay. Back left shoulder. Back left shoulder. Get this. Get this off. Finish cutting this. We got to get it off. All the way. All the way. Go, go, go. >> All right. Where's Where's he? He's in the boat. him in the back. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Right here on the back shoulder. Flip him over. Flip him over. Flip him over. >> Which way? >> Uh towards you. Towards you. Towards you. >> Towards me. >> Towards you. >> Come on. Get this off. We got to get this off him. >> Get it off him. >> Roll. Roll. You got gauze like a quick mark. >> I don't have a pulse. >> I don't have a pulse. >> I don't have a pulse. >> CPR. CPR. CPR. >> You got a bag. One more time. >> Go. Go. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Come on, man. >> I got to keep going. Jump, jump, jump. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 29 22 34 25 6 20 30 tight corner center back. Get up. Good. There you go. There you go. >> 60 70 18 19 20 21 >> The female's still with my car. >> I don't know where she went if she's still there or not. >> Tell women to push up to the cars up front pass mine. At the end of the long night, Eric was confirmed deceased. Despite every effort to save him, Eric was undoubtedly not so bright a guy. But even a guy as dumb as he was appeared smarter than Jeffrey Shyam, a motorcyclist who decided to become combative with an officer for no rational reason. Stop. Stop. Come here. Get off the bike. Sit down. >> Sit down, dude. >> Come here. >> I don't want to sit down or come here. Don't me. >> I'm not going to shoot you. Don't reach for [ __ ] [ __ ] How about that? Sit down, dude. We'll figure it out. >> I don't want to sit down. >> Stop it. >> On April the 17th, 2025, at about 7:00 p.m., on a busy road, an officer on patrol duty pulled over a motorcyclist who went by the name of Jeffrey Sheim Sterling for running a red light. It was supposed to be a quick interrogation, but there was something about him that didn't seem right. The plate is 26 box trot 7064. >> You okay? >> Yes. Police over. I'm just trying to stay safe. People have been listening to me all day, sir. >> What's that? People have been almost hitting me all day and that's why you >> want to come over here and just take a seat right here. >> No, I don't want to sit. >> Okay, just I'm telling you take a seat right here. Come here. >> I don't care if you're telling me what you're telling me to do. >> T6, I'll take a one. Sit down, dude. Stop. Stop. Come here. Get off the bike. Sit down. Sit down, dude. >> Come here. >> I don't want to sit down or come here. No. >> T6 is uncooperative. >> Come here, dude. Sit down. >> Don't get back on your bike. Don't get back on your bike. >> Sit down. >> All right, guys. >> Dude, you ran a red light. Just sit down and we'll figure it out. Okay. >> Sil, what's your name? >> What's your name? >> Here. I'll show you my ID. I'm here. I'm shoot. >> I'm not going to shoot you. Don't reach for How about that? Sit down, dude. We'll figure it out. >> I don't want to sit down. >> Okay, you're going to sit down. >> No, I don't want to sit down. >> You're being detained right now. You're not free to leave. You're not free to get back on your bike. You're going to sit down for me. >> I have a I have an ID. Can I get my ID? >> No, just sit down over here. >> I don't want to sit down over there. I don't have an ID and I want >> Sit down, dude. No, >> you ran the red light. You're pissing yourself. >> No, >> I don't want to sit down over there. >> For some reason, Jeffrey kept trying to play smart with the officer by disobeying every instruction. But as the night would progress, disobeying the cop would be the least crazy thing he was going to do. Jeffrey would turn out to be brave for all the wrong reasons. T6 up. Stop it. In the end, it was determined he passed away at the scene. Jeffrey was absolutely crazy for pulling such a mind-blowing stunt. Still, it was nothing compared to this driver who turned a traffic stop into a war zone. No. Bleed. Shut the leg. Shut the leg. So, I hope you get this guy right here. He has all lean back over. >> Huh? Lean back. >> Lean back. >> Just don't go out on us. >> On July the 13th, 2025, at about midday near Bluegrass Airport in Lexington, Kentucky, an officer by the name of Jude Ramilian pulled over a driver for not wearing a seatelt. Seconds later, he approached the driver calmly to get him booked and move on with his day. There's nothing complicated here. So the officer thought. Go ahead and put your hand on the steering wheel for me. Go ahead. Put your hand on the steering wheel for me. So go ahead and put your hand on the steering wheel. What's going on? Reason why you're not here seat belong. Huh? It was You got the driver's license. You roll down the back window. What's going on, bud? >> Good. Good. You got the driver's license on you, too. You're not wearing a seat belt. Do >> you have any ID on you? Where you have a soldier? What is Carp? Right at the AIRPORT 1054 legion on the vehicle for what they had on >> 10. Stand off subject. >> Just get back. GET BACK. JUST GET BACK. >> The unidentified driver suddenly pulled out a firearm and discharged it several times at the officer, forcing the officer to run for safety and call for a rescue team. But in those 10 seconds before help could arrive, it became clear that he would need more than running away to stay alive. >> Yeah. Yeah. Please do. What are you going to do? >> Lean on the leg. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. Are you Oh my god. >> Here. You're not coming out. >> Here. Leg here. What do I do? What do I do? You know what? Tell me what to do. >> Oh my god. >> Is it time? By the way, did you get a description of what the male was wearing and what direction he >> towards the airport? Oh my god. >> The airport to you. >> Oh my god. >> Some water. Please. Oh my god. >> Yeah. Yeah. Anybody call? Yeah. He uh we need a better tourniquet. Do you have a tourniquet on you? You have a tourniquet on though. >> I got another belt. Yeah, >> you got another belt. Not cuz I don't have this one. Good. >> Is that the only place you were? >> Yes, I think so. >> On the Got one bullet. >> He is. We saw pulling out the wrong way. >> They almost too water. >> I just opened it. >> 91. >> Is that the guy in the black truck? >> He almost hit us, dude. I was like, what is this guy doing? >> Might have been 15 seconds earlier that he had knocked me right. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. It's not It's not good. It's I don't have it on here. I've got it on as tight as I can twist it, but I He needs another tourniquet. >> You have a belt belt. >> Yeah. >> Get up higher as high as you can. >> All right, dude. >> Pull your leg this way so they can get through. I'm sorry, man. >> Is that good? I don't know if I can or not. >> Over here. >> Hold it. >> Where's Where's Where is it? Right here. >> Down here. >> Did it go all the way through? >> I don't know. >> Yeah. Yeah. The situation continued to escalate as the good Samaritans trying to help him were running out of options and time was slipping fast. With every breath the officer took, he was slipping away to the grim reaper. It had now become clear that something else had to be done and done quickly to keep him alive. >> Would you like for me to do that? >> Yep. It might be easier for you. I'm just trying to stand behind him so he has something to lean up against. >> More. >> You okay? >> Stay with us. >> Stay with us. Stay with us. >> You're all right. >> Stay awake. on that sirens. >> You ready for more? Just stay with us. You want me to put it on your head a little bit? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Sorry, man. >> No, you're fine. >> What h What happened here anyway? >> The best you need. >> You all right? Yeah. What's your name? >> We're sorry about this. Who's that guy? >> The guy in a black truck that just about hit us out. Hey, stay with us. >> He's gone. You >> okay? Wait. Stay with me. >> Water on your head. >> You got it. >> Anybody got any more water in their vehicle? >> Where is See an ambulance coming. >> I heard him, but >> I'm sorry, man. >> You just tell me what to do. >> You okay? >> You ready for another drink? >> Look at me. >> You married? >> No. >> No. Got girlfriends. >> Any kids? >> Yes. >> Yeah. How many? Five times once in a >> How many kids you got? >> Huh? >> What's her name? >> Brienne. >> Brienne. >> Yeah. Where are you? Huh? In the leg. In the leg. >> One in the leg. >> What's your unit number? >> 304. >> 204. >> Number 304. >> You get the uh airport locked in. >> Yeah. >> The car. The truck went down late. There's a black Ford pickup. >> There's a newer Dodge. >> Was it Dodge? >> I don't know. He just about hit us. We had to swerve over like all units on B4. >> We need an ambulance like now. >> Ready for another drink. Talk to him. >> They're coming last. >> What was he trying to stop him for? Boss. my truck. He's a friend of mine asked for a ride and uh when the cop got behind me, he told me to run. I said, "I'm not going to run, man. We Wow." >> Yeah. >> Step back over here for Can you hold this? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Sorry, man. right there. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Ready for another drink? >> I try to get somebody to get some more water up here. >> Do you have water? >> He needs water. >> Where did go in the car with Sing? >> He's walking with her. She was crying. >> You want on your head? >> Yeah. >> Uh, anybody got a napkin? W his face a little bit. >> He got a tourniquet on. >> Yeah, we got two. >> We got a >> as best as we could do. If you got something better than >> I got right here. >> You okay? >> So, >> so help you get >> Hey, this guy right here has all >> lean back a little bit. >> Huh? Lean back. >> Lean back. >> Just don't go out on us. >> Just when it seemed that all hope had faded, the unexpected rose through the darkness and reshaped the story. >> You want to go up a little bit more? You got it was in the in the booster talking. >> He can give you where you wanted at >> right. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Water. Water. I was terrified. >> You let me know if you need >> you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to need everybody here. This is going to be a state trooper that's been he said he would pull the guy over for once. This guy over here in a blue shirt, I think it might have been his truck. And when he got behind him, the guy tells him to run and he's like, "No, I'm not running." So he gets out of the truck and the other guy steals his truck, I think. >> Yeah, but he knows everything. >> We tuck. I'm going to put him up. >> This is going to hurt on your leg. >> This guy's over here. release. >> Yep. >> How far back is he allowed to go? >> Can you go all the way down? >> He can lay all the way down. >> You pour it on your forehead. Just don't go out on side, brother. >> I'm going put in your eyes or your >> 11:44. You okay? I know the rescue squad. >> You ready for You want a drink or no? >> Okay. >> I want them to know that they are going the wrong way. It's going to be at the airport. I need them at the airport. >> You want another shot? >> Oh, yes. >> You need more? >> Yeah. Let me pour it across your forehead. Go back. Okay. Cool you off a little bit. Pour it on your neck a little bit. >> Is that good? >> These guys out here soon. >> In the end, the officer was taken to a nearby hospital while the search for the driver was handed over to a specialized unit. Later that same day, the driver got into a standoff with police which he didn't survive. Just when we thought that we had seen all the craziest moments when a routine traffic stop turned into a deadly one-on-one, we have a driver whose poor decision-making turned a routine stop into a heated situation. >> Look, before you go reaching any or anything in the car? >> No, sir. Perfect. Get out the car. Come here. Get out the car. Turn around for him. Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. >> STOP. GET THE OFF. GET OUT. OH, YOU'RE a >> On September the 30th, 2025, just before dawn on the last day of the month, an officer pulled a driver identified as Nicholas for having his tail light out. But what the driver did next made the officer stay sharp, alert, and ready for what was about to come. driver. You can come on back here for me. Come on back here for me, please. YEAH. GET OUT. GET OUT AND COME ON BACK HERE. As the tension grew higher, the officer had no clue what Nicholas might be up to. But seeing the driver opening his car door, the officer stepped out with courage, hoping it would be safe out there with him. >> Hey, come on over here for me, man. >> My phone dropped. >> You Let's get over here. We ain't in the road. Police. The reason why I'm pulling you over, you got tail light out. >> It's not out. That just got tape on. >> You can't see that thing at all. >> My bad. If you pull it off, you can. It's on. >> What happened to it? It's just broke. >> Car wash did that, >> man. What car wash you go to? >> Uh with a little car wash like down on 74. I'm talking about >> What side? What side? 74 towards >> towards like airline or you talking about back towards like like >> St. Gabriel? >> No. close by like uh I think it is almost right there by Dutch Town by the school. >> The one across from Harvest. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Make sure I stay away from that one so I can bring your headlight or not. >> I I usually try to wash it myself. It just happened like about a week ago. >> Damn. >> This just happened, sir. >> I got you. >> I'm going to pick my wife up from work. >> Is it your car? >> Trusted you? >> Yes, sir. >> Perfect. >> You got your license on now? >> It's in the car. >> All right, cool. You going to grab it for me? >> Yes, sir. >> Look, before you go reach any in the car? >> No, sir. Perfect. >> Getting closer to the driver, the officer listened as he gave a quick explanation about the damaged tail light. The officer could tell that there was more behind those words. There was only one way to find out. >> Get out the car. Come here. Get out the car. Turn around for pretend it's behind your back. All right. So, right now, you're just being detained. OKAY. STOP. GET OFF. GET OUT OF YOUR WAY. Right now, you're just being detained. Okay. >> As Nicholas opened his car door, the officer immediately spotted multiple firearms inside and could perceived a foul smell. Quickly springing into action, the officer needed to detain him before anything could escalate. But little did he know that he was about to see a version of Nicholas that would change the entire story of this night. STOP. GET THE OFF. GET OUT. ALL you Fire shot fire. >> Nicholas had taken several hits. The officer called for backup and went after him, hoping that he'd find him still alive. >> Lights out. Heading north of 431. be stopping near dead lane. DRIVER, GET OUT OF THE CAR. You hit >> 1050 >> drop >> 1050 suspect stopped near Prescott off. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Can you tell how many times is occupied? >> One time blackmail on the floorboard by the driver's seat. Other additional units are going 1097. In the end, backup and medics swarmed the scene. Nicholas lay badly injured, barely holding on. They rushed him to the nearest hospital. Sirens cutting through the night. But despite every attempt, he later passed away. Unlike the case of Nicholas, he is a crazy driver who pulled the trigger at a trooper before he could say a single word. >> 3G64, I need assistance. Fired mile post 108 >> on June the 16th, 2023, around 11:10 a.m., New York State Trooper Richard Albert spotted a silver SUV flying down I 888 in Dwayneburg, pushing past 100 m an hour. He pulled the vehicle over but didn't expect things to go sideways so fast. 3264 fire pulse 108 fired. Reports later revealed that the driver was 32-year-old Nelson Trot. He and his girlfriend, 31-year-old Alicia Areoli, tried to make a run for it, but a passing truck driver who saw the already had other plans for them. 3G64 I need assistance. Fired mile post 108 is still alive. >> 3D64 fire. 3T64 contact fired. I'm hitting the arm. Battle post 108. 364 364 fired mile 108 town of Dwayneburg. One black male, one white female of fleeing west eastbound male fle. The two suspects got away from the crash, but instead of mitigating the damages their recklessness had caused, their next move was even worse than the one that landed them in trouble to begin with. >> Affirmative. They just hijacked a vehicle. It's immobile because it was in a collision. It's a Ford pickup. Get down. >> Ford pickup leaving the scene. Hijacked vehicle 364. Are you secure? >> NEGATIVE. NOT IN CUSTODY. I'm hitting the arm. Put your hands up. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. Get out of the vehicle. >> 3G22 3G 23. >> Get out of the vehicle. I >> put your HANDS UP AND GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> 3G 22 3G 23. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> 3G22. I need to start 88 eastbound mark. Have a trooper involved. Be advisor still. >> Put your hands up and get out of the vehicle. >> And believe an active situation. Shots still being fired. >> Get out of the vehicle. Put your hands. >> Put your hands up. Fire. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP AND GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. Put your hands up. further. Caller stated that he got into an accident on 88 and somebody shot at >> it. 3D64. I need assistance. Fired. 08. It's going to be the town of Dwayneburg. >> Put your hands up. >> Copy. >> Put your hands up. Where is it? >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP AND GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> 7171. >> 64. SCARY. Be advised I'm hitting the left arm. >> Put your hands up. >> Explore 1118 and also wait. >> Trooper Albert stayed on their tail, trading the whole way. He kept the pressure on until the gunman bolted into the woods, shifting the standoff completely. 3G64. All eastbound traffic is stopped due to a collision. I have the suspects ho down in a vehicle they tried to obtain from the collision and it's immobile. They're inside actively. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. 3G64 consecr fleeing into the wood line south of I 88. Going to need aviation and a canine. Put your hands up. >> Stand up. >> I819. He's going to be wearing, I believe, jean shorts or running shorts and a black hoodie. He's armed with a silver handgun. >> He's wearing brown shirts, silver handgun. 1120 route to 88 eastbound mile marker 108. Trooper Albert, >> turn around. gun on foot south of the interstate of woodline driving as a black male wearing running short a black hoodie armed with a silver handgun >> 64 comac do I got anybody else coming or what >> after a tense 12minute wait backup finally started rolling in once more officers got to the scene they secured trooper Albert and rushed him to Ellis Hospital where he was treated and later released the same day. Areoli was taken into custody on the spot. As troopers searched for Trotch, they eventually found him responsive in the woods from a self-inflicted. Areoli now face charges for robbery, weapons possession, and criminal facilitation. Next is Melanie, who went extreme by running over an officer with her car after a traffic stop. >> 299. She's fleeing. 299. She almost struck me. Get out of the car. >> On March the 7th, 2025, just afternoon, officers Matthew James and Nathan Anderson rushed to 1100 block of 12th Street after a 911 text flagged them down about a woman, 53-year-old Melanie Udel, in a white Chevy Traverse. The caller feared she was under the influence and by the sound of it things were starting to escalate fast. Soon as I heard that I put two you together like just peep and like hearing the you know how you turn it in the gravel scratches. Yeah, I heard that and then I I kind of speeded walk to the truck in case she was to ram it. It be the truck, not me. So I sped walked to it and then she was at the window bar. She was like she was like no no no just start screaming. I was like, "Hey, calm down. Calm down, bro." So, she started getting into people owe her money and her dad owns a oil refinery and all types of crazy stuff while she hasn't drive. So, I'm trying to be low key cuz like this is all happening within minutes of each other. I'm just talking to her. I'm just trying to keep her talking. You see what I'm saying? Y'all keep her. So, I didn't know if I should step away, but if I stepped away, I would either be in the front or the back of the vehicle. I didn't know what to do. My son's right there in the car. having a wire to back up and then back up for sure. >> So, I just I I just texted. >> Meanwhile, officer Matthew had already stepped up to the driver's side where he stumbled on a few unexpected discoveries. >> Hi. What's your name, ma'am? >> Why are you calling? Why? >> We got called to come check on you. They were concerned. >> There's nobody concerned. >> There was We got a phone call >> for >> What's going on today? >> Who did you get a call from? I don't know. It was an anonymous caller saying there was a white >> that's what they they keep doing that. You know they did that in Nebraska with my children. They keep calling in false reports. >> Okay. >> Nothing. I don't think that it's okay for people. >> I can't help but the people call and I it's my job to come respond when we have a call in to come check on people. Okay. Now my concern is coming out. >> My concern your concern is you know everybody that my concern is that the car smells heavily of >> it wasn't just the rake of that threw things off because Melanie herself was a walking display of madness hidden in plain sight. When's the last time you smoked any >> other people have smoked in here? And I don't want to get into that because then they're calling you on me. >> Other people have. You don't smoke any >> I have. I have my I had my >> Do you have a medical card? >> I had one. >> Do you have one? Current? No. >> Okay. Step outside of the vehicle here. >> No, you're not. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. >> No. >> She's fleeing. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> 299. She almost struck me. >> Get out of the car. fired. Officer hit. >> Show your hands. >> Show your hands. >> Show your hands. >> Back up. >> No. Back up. >> Show me your hands. on the radio. >> [ __ ] I can't move. >> We got help coming. James, stay there. >> Officer James was injured in the struggle and was promptly taken to the hospital where he was later released the same day. Melanie, however, didn't survive the incident. Following the incident, both officers were placed on administrative leave as protocol required. The last traffic stop was pure chaos, and so was this one. An officer thought he was handling a routine stop, but instead he got attacked in one of the most vicious ways imaginable. >> Man, I got nothing to live for. Nope. Tase him. Tase him. Tase him, dude. Tas out of him. >> On May the 1st, 2025, an Endmund police officer was speaking to a driver after making a traffic stop when another man came up behind him. Before the officer could react or even process what was happening, all hell broke loose. >> The next time you see me, it'll have it. >> Light gray box at the bottom. >> Light gray. >> Yeah, just down there. Perfect. Not an admission of guilt. Just stating that you show up on before the court date. Okay. >> I don't have as long as it's paper. Stop. Stop. Start me another. Start me another. Stop. Even with an injury, the officer tried to calm the chaos caused by the obviously insane man while waiting for backup. But then he began to say very strange things that made the officer wary. But even then, the worst was yet to come. >> STOP. I had nothing left. Just do me a favor. I my life. Yes. I only ask. >> What do you need me? >> Take the knife away from him, >> sir. I only ask. >> Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Sir, drop it. >> You can do me this favor. >> Sir. Sir, drop it. Drop it. Sir, >> sir, drop it. Please drop it. Please don't hurt anybody. Please. In the name of God. >> Get on my radio. >> Please don't drop anybody. >> Don't drop it, sir. Drop it. Sir, John, stop. >> Man, I got nothing to live for. >> 22. >> Yes, you do, buddy. You have everything to live for. >> No. >> Yes. >> I'm supposed to be in prison today. >> But I ain't doing that. >> There we go. There we go. There we go. There we go. >> Stop, dude. Stab. Stab. You okay? Stab. 64 medical. >> Here we go. Here we go. Hold his arm. Hold his arm. Don't you move. You understand me? >> I got him. I got him. Get up. Get up. You need help. You need help, sir. >> I got nothing left. Hurry up. Roll him. Hurry up. Hurry up. Hurry. Yep. Yep. Roll him over. >> Got him. Come on. Come on. A throw on the Broadway right now. >> Get on your stomach now. >> Here. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. He's getting that arm for me. >> I've been moving more. >> I've been about to tase him. Hold on. Arm. You okay, buddy? Hold what you got. >> Yeah. Hold what you got. >> I got him. >> 6 month. >> Tase it. Nope. Nope. Nope. Tase him. Tase him. Tase him. Dude, TAS. >> Get that other one. Bring that other arm back. Bring that other arm back. Bring it back, man. >> Bring it back. I'm going to tase you again. Get him. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Bring that arm back. DO IT NOW. ALL RIGHT. Bring that arm back. Do it now. >> Get him help. Hey, he's bad. He's bad. Get him help. The suspect was eventually taken in and charged with a number of felonies. He is currently awaiting trial. The officer was treated for his wounds and is still receiving treatment.