Oh no. [screaming] >> Was driving up to the bowl club and evidently I was driving right into the pavilion. >> When you got to the parking lot, what happened? >> I don't remember. I'm begging you. He's [ __ ] Mike. Mike, he's lying. I'm telling you right now. I was just with him. I was just with them. >> Police officers often develop a thick skin to help them deal with the pressure that comes with their job. But sometimes [music] things can get too overwhelming, turning them emotional to the point of [music] breaking down in tears. >> Yes. Go ahead. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> That's all right. Just calm down. Don't sit in the car. [laughter] >> Oh my [ __ ] god. Hey. Hey. Hey, stop it. >> My cat. >> Get your dog. >> Oh my god. >> Here are emotional moments when cops have broken down in tears at crime scenes. Starting with this officer who broke down in tears after arriving at a tragic accident scene involving a colleague. >> These guys are helping me just with kind of first aid stuff. >> But I'm sorry, guys. I'm really sorry. >> My [ __ ] brother. >> On March the 3rd, 2023, police officers received a 911 call about an abducted woman who was being held in a vehicle. Upon receiving the report, officers quickly searched and located the vehicle in question, and a pursuit of the suspect followed immediately afterwards. The car chase, however, turned into an unfortunate situation that would leave many officers shaken. >> Headed south on I25 in the northbound lane. Copy the 290. You're heading north. We're approaching the client's corners and he just turned around. We are now flipping back headed back onto I25. And now we're headed back into Santa Fe. Speeds are at 40. >> Copy. Anybody that's ahead of us that's close to the highway. Let's see if we can get some spikes. So, >> we're again headed in the opposite lane of travel. So, we're traveling north and southbound traffic. >> Copy. Anybody that's ahead, let's see if we can't start slowing traffic down that's coming the opposite direction against them. Speeds are at 90. Light traffic 925. >> Currently headed back to exit 284. >> Light traffic speed still at 90. Maybe later. >> Other officers involved in the pursuit managed to catch up with [music] the suspect's vehicle. And although they couldn't find the abductor, they rescued the victim, 46-year-old Janine [music] Jarillo. As the cops tried tracking down the suspect in a nearby bush area, they received news about the accident [music] involving their colleague, 43-year-old Robert Duran. >> You want me to break? >> Yeah, go over there. >> So, 61 and uh 233 and a couple other officers are going to the northbound lane to deal with the accident. And the rest of us have this uh change here with state police. All right, get all the command light. Come on. Okay. I don't know exactly what's going on, but the night if you can in the wild markers above us, This guy, >> this guy is probably hurt the worst right now. And your officer is complaining of chest pain here. >> Um we have a >> Hey, just just leave it. We're not just >> um these guys are helping me just with kind of person stuff, >> but I'm sorry guys. I'm really sorry. I was coming from Las Vegas and he was 107. >> Okay. [ __ ] man. [ __ ] myself out. Some water, brother. My [ __ ] brother 278 block from >> Hey, can you do me a favor? U talking to SP command here. [clears throat] Can we get a SO unit or two across the street on the frontage roads to uh like Algancho the frontage road there? We have some we'd like to get that shut down in case we uh get involved in something here. appreciate it. If you guys saw anything, um, wait. Duran's vehicle had collided with the pickup truck of a retired firefighter, Frank Lovado, and both lost their lives as a result of the crash. Hearing about the demise of one of their own left several officers shattered and heartbroken to the point of breaking down at the scene. >> Sorry. 107. say 419. I believe that we have I25 shut down. So, what I'm going to need is for incoming units, if you guys could jump onto the frontage road and let's start moving people out of the Algancho area. I think we have plenty of cars uh where we're where we're at. We have a shut down here. Copy. Anybody that is not on the SWAT team, we're going to start coordinating closing off the highway. Anybody on the SWAT team, go to the scene. >> Where's your unit? >> 49. They just arrived at exit 284. I'll be pushed off with another which one that is yet. Thank you guys for stopping at the point that you're driving for your loss, man. Whoever has the description of the suspect, can you please read the back to me so I can give you red shirt, black jacket over, black hat, blue jeans. >> Copy. Thank you. >> Have an officer. have an officer didn't make it and then this guy he was doing okay and then now he's not breathing vehicles >> driving those vehicles >> who was driving that sir >> check on investigation into the alleged abduction revealed that the victim Janine had made up the entire story and was the driver of of the vehicle during the chase. She was then charged with two counts of first-degree homicide, receiving or transferring a stolen vehicle, aggravated fleeing, and tampering with evidence. The incident with these cops was indeed a heartbreaking sight to behold, just like the emotional moment cops had to break the sad news about the passing of a man's young kids. >> No, you're lying. This is a dream. This is aing dream right now, bro. Please wake me up. Please, I'm begging you. Wake me up. You can't do this life anymore, Mike. >> I can't do it right now, Mike. >> Look what he did to me, bro. >> He didn't do that. >> I didn't do that. That drunk did that, bro. >> I didn't do that. >> On April the 20th, 2024, tragedy struck the Swan Boat Club in Berlin when an intoxicated woman identified as 66-year-old Marshella crashed her car into the establishment's lounge, where a 3-year-old's birthday party was being celebrated. Soon after, witnesses began to evacuate those who were hurt in the crash, including children Zayn and Alana, who were run over by the vehicle. As efforts to save the injured persons were [music] ongoing, first responders arrived on the scene and quickly took over by providing first aid to the injured persons. >> He was pulled out from under the car. >> The firefighters are coming right over here. boy. >> They're on their way. >> Take care of the baby first. >> Take care of the baby first. >> Which one? >> Can you come with me just for a second? >> Are you driving? >> You driving the car? >> Can you come with me just for a second? You okay? >> I think so. Are you okay? I think so. Okay. >> Where you going with her? >> Over towards my car. Okay. >> What happened? >> I just I passed out. >> Okay. Have you been feeling ill or anything like that? >> Yes. >> Were you here for the party? >> No. >> What were you What were you out here at the bowl club for? Are you remember? >> Yeah. I was just coming down here. Oh my gosh. This is terrible. >> Have you been drinking at all today? >> A little bit. Yes. >> Okay. When's the last time you had something to drink? >> Probably going to be funny. Probably what is it? Half an hour ago. >> Half an hour ago. What do you drink? >> Wine. >> Wine. Okay. Have What's What's your name, hun? >> Marshall. >> Marshall? What? This is Okay. You don't have any weapons on you, do you? >> No. >> All right. I'm just going to leave you back here just for a little bit. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Do you need to see any medical attention right now? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. I'm going to roll down this window over here just to get you some air. Okay. >> Just the guy down the street. >> Yes, sir. >> The guy also hit his car. Whoever was driving hit his car down the street, too. >> Okay. So, this this guy was out of here. Yeah, this guy was out of here. >> Okay, we'll take care of it. It's going to be just a little bit before we can >> I'm not I'm just saying. >> Okay, I appreciate it. >> Is anybody in there? >> I don't know. >> Is anybody in here? >> I don't think that. >> Okay. While some officers looked around the accident scene to ensure that no injured person was left behind, Marella was finally questioned about the incident, Marella seemed honest in her responses. However, officers would later discover that her responses were far from the actual truth. >> So, what's going on today? >> Um, not too much. I went out to lunch with some friends and I came back and came down to the boat club and I drove up to the boat club and that's the last thing I remember. >> One second. Just because you're in handcuffs, um, I got to read you this. Okay. Okay. >> Um, >> you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you wish to speak to me? >> Pardon? >> Do you wish to speak to me? Like, do you want to have a >> No, I'm I'm good. >> Like, do you want to talk or No. >> Oh, I'm I'm just hoping no one was hurt. >> Oh, sure. Um, I just So, can I talk to you? >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. So, what happened today? Where where were we at today? >> I went to lunch with some friends. >> Okay. About what time was that? >> Um, noonish. Where was that at? >> At Verest. >> At Vera's. Uh, what' you drink there? You drink water, pop? >> I had a glass of wine. >> Just one glass of wine. >> Yep. >> Okay. Okay. So, you had one glass of wine at Vera's. Um, after that, what happens? You leave at noon. Where do you go? >> Came home. >> Um, what do you do when you get home? >> Um, I just came home and just kind of chilled out and was waiting for my husband to get up and taking a nap. >> Okay. >> Um, did you drink anything else there? No, I didn't even I didn't even get a drink down here because I never made it this far. >> Where where were you driving to? >> Just from Verest to here. >> To here. What were you coming here for? >> Home. >> Oh, you're So, you're going from Veras to home? >> Yeah. >> And you left Vera at noon? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, but then you said you went home first. >> I'm home here. >> Oh, okay. So, you were trying to go from Vera to home. How long were you at Verna's then? >> Uh, maybe an hour. Not even that long. >> Okay. So, you made no stops between Vera [music] and here? >> No. And when did you go to Burners again? >> About noon. >> About noon. Okay. Uh, this is a preliminary breath test. Um, Michigan law requires that you submit to a preliminary breath analysis upon request of a peace officer. Your refusal to submit as requested shall result in you being charged with a civil infraction with a penalty of up to $100 fine. Um, do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, it's a breath test. Um, I just want to see where you're at with your alcohol level. If you have one glass of wine, it's going to be really low. Okay. So, uh, just go ahead and, uh, blow like you're blowing a balloon. Okay. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Thank you. >> I just want to make sure everything is okay. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Oh my gosh, that was so scary. >> Do you remember what happened when you were going around here? >> No, not really. I pulled into the parking lot and I was I thought I was driving up to the boat club and evidently I was driving right into the pavilion. >> When you got to the parking lot, what happened? >> I don't remember. >> You don't remember? >> I don't remember. Okay. Um, back to this parking lot. You don't remember anything? >> I don't. >> Okay. Okay. Um, I think that's all the questions I have for you now. Um, Deputy Schmidt's going to take me over from here. Okay. Uh, is there So, on a scale of zero to 10. Zero being like you're stone cold sober, you can drive perfectly. Uh, 10 being you're passed out drunk. Uh, where do you think you're at right now? >> Uh, seven. >> A seven. Okay. Do you think you're okay to drive? >> All right. I wouldn't want to drive. >> You wouldn't let you drive? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. Just give me one second. Okay. Sorry, my phone's ringing. I think it's going to be my boss. I apologize. >> The two children, four-year-old Zayn [music] and 8-year-old Alana, sadly passed away from their injuries. Their mother, Mariah, and older brother, Jaden, had equally sustained severe injuries and were rushed down to the hospital for immediate care. When it came time to break the tragic news to the kid's father, officers couldn't keep from breaking down as they witnessed the man scream in agony. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. [screaming] No. No. No. No. No. No. [screaming] I'm backing you. I'm [ __ ] backing you. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. No. Not me. Not me. >> Come on, bro. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I haven't done nothing. I haven't done nothing, bro. No. >> No. No. You're lying. This is a dream. This is a [ __ ] dream right now, bro. Please wake me up. Please. I'm begging you. Wake me up. No. No. Right now. He's lying, bro. Please. He's [ __ ] lying, bro. Bro. Bro. Please. Please. He's lying. Please tell me he's lying. Please, please, please don't [ __ ] away. They just was with me. They just was with me. They just was with me. No, he's [ __ ] lying. He's lying, bro. He's lying. I'm begging you. He's [ __ ] Mike. Mike, he's lying, bro. I'm telling you right now. I was just with him. I was just with him. Stop. He's lying, bro. I'm telling you. No. Stop. He's lying. I'm telling you. He's lying, bro. He's lying. Listen. No. No. Listen. He's lying. Listen. Listen. Stop. He's lying. He's lying, bro. >> Bro, listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen to me. Just listen to me. >> I can't breathe. >> Mariah. >> Mariah needs you right now. >> Listen. >> Everybody needs you right now. >> Not my little boy. They went to a birthday party. They went to a birthday party. >> She took both of them. >> She took both of them. >> I know. Listen. Listen. Listen. I can't do this life anymore. Mike, >> I can't do it right now. Mike, >> look what he just did to me. Look what he did to me. >> Don't do that, bro. >> Look what he did to me. Mike, don't tell me. Don't tell me. Look what he did to me. Look what he did to me. Bro, >> he didn't do that. >> God didn't do that. That drunk did that, bro. >> God didn't do that. That drunk did that. >> She decided to do that stupid. A day after the accident, Marcela was interrogated by a detective who sought to understand the circumstances that surrounded the tragic accident. She maintained her initial statement about consuming only one glass of wine, but the CCTV footage collected from her house as well as her husband's statement revealed that she was a chronic alcoholic and it consumed one too many that day. >> So, we know you're at Vern at 12:10 and then you say you go to the boat club. Right. To the boat club. >> Mhm. That's not exactly accurate because I have surveillance footage of you at the boat club at 3:00. >> I don't know. I don't know. I know that um the party started at 3:00 at the birthday party. So, I was there a little bit before that. >> Do you have any children? >> No. >> No. >> I may have stopped home um just to check on my husband to see what he was up to. So, I could have >> Okay. And if you stopped home, would it be common that you had another glass of wine? >> I don't believe so. No. >> No. How often do you drink? >> Um, I was drinking quite a bit there, but I've kind of switched over and I'm doing a free now. >> What's a free? >> It's uh alcohol free. >> And you know, you crashed into the building, right? >> I know. >> Do you know what happened? >> I do not know. Um, again, I just had one glass at um, Vera. Um, >> do do you drink hard liquor? >> No. >> Vodka? >> No. >> Beer? >> No. >> So, one glass at Veras? >> Yes. And I might have had a glass at the boat club. >> Went at the boat club. >> When I went there after Vern >> and then went to the boat club, had a glass of wine. >> Yes. >> And then blacked out in the back of the car. >> Yes. >> Well, that's not accurate. >> Okay. >> Okay. because your car is going 50 m an hour into the driveway and drives into the building. >> So, you didn't go to the boat club before the crash. Okay? And we know the crash is at 3. Okay? >> And we know that Verna's was at 12:10 because the alcohol level you were at at 4:00, it's not practical. It's not feasible that you had one glass of wine. So then then it's not possible that you drank at the boat club because your car drives into the building and everybody stops drinking. Nobody's drinking >> and you didn't go over to the bar and get a drink after you drove into the car drove. No. >> And I don't remember any of that. No, I take that back. I had one um actually I was at the boat club and I was drinking free and that's when I they call it a like a white halo effect and it just everything gets really bright >> because your level you were a 21. >> Oh that sounds like a lot. >> Yeah. So 08's the legal level. >> Okay. One glass of wine or one beer or one 1 oz shot of liquor is 02. So that would equal about 10 drinks within an hour. >> Oh wow, that's a lot. >> So after Vernos, you stopped at home. >> Yes. >> And then you went you're you're saying you went to the boat club and had a couple glasses of wine. >> Yes. And then you walked from the the bar at the boat club to the party >> to the to my car >> to to your car. Okay. Did you go back home then? >> No. >> Okay. So you walk back to your car. What what happened when you get in your car? What what do you remember? >> That's where I don't really remember anything. >> Detectives decided to give Marcella a clean slate and the opportunity to come clean about what truly happened the day of the accident. At this point, it would be pointless to tell any lies, [music] and she knew it. But for an awful woman like her, coming clean was probably going to be one of the most difficult tasks that she ever had to do. >> So, we're going to start fresh and I'm going to ask you a very blunt question. >> Okay. >> Are you an alcoholic? >> I don't believe so. >> I see you're getting a little emotional. I apologize. >> Well, I I think >> it's I have to ask these hard questions and you need to look into yourself, >> right, >> and answer this truthfully, >> right? And I would say I drank considerably more when I was not drinking the free. But since I started drinking the free, I'm not drinking nearly as much. >> At this point, you are trying to deceive us with [music] how much you drank yesterday and where you were at between noon and 3. So, this is your one opportunity to tell us the truth and look truthful and not deceitful because there's only going to be one of two ways that you're seen. One way, you're a liar, no good criminal. [laughter] >> Okay. >> All right. Second way, she's sorry for what happened. She wants to own up to what she did and she wants to take responsibility. You probably are the most hated person in the United States. You drove your car into a kid's birthday party and killed two kids. >> Oh no. >> And many more are at the hospital in critical condition right now. >> Oh no. >> Adults as well. >> That is why I'm trying to get the truth from you, Marcela, so I can tell the prosecutor that you're not a low down dirty drunk that wants to go out there and kill kids. >> Oh gosh, no. I'm looking for the truth, Marshall. The truth needs to come out because you are the most hated person in the whole United States right now. I guarantee this is national news. I've been doing this for a long time. I've sat across the table from before. Like really, really bad. You're not that person. >> And I don't remember. Honestly, I do not remember. I would think I would remember something like that. >> Well, you're not being truthful about how much you drank. You're not. It's scientifically impossible to be the blood alcohol level you were last night with one glass of wine like you're telling us. >> Oh, I'm just devastated. >> So are many people right now. >> I'm sure they are. >> They're looking for answers and we're trying to help them find answers. >> I understand. >> But you're not telling us the truth. You understand? But you're not telling us the truth about how much you drink. So, there's one thing I want to leave you with, Marshall, because I'm tired of being lied with. You did this. You did this. You see that kid there? You did that. You did that. >> You did that. And you continue to lie to me. >> I'm not lying. >> You did this. >> I'm not saying that I didn't, but I certainly don't remember. I don't recall. That's not going to cut it. >> After posting Bond, Marcela appeared in a television interview where [music] she continued to deny her fault by claiming to have suffered a seizure during the drive [music] and hadn't been aware of her actions. She was later charged with secondderee homicide and operating while intoxicated, after which she was sentenced to 25 to 50 years in prison. What happens when a friendly cop uses his firearm in a manner that would haunt him forever? The next officer couldn't hold back his tears after he accidentally discharged his weapon and hit a mother. >> Oh [ __ ] Tim. I'm going to prison, Tim. Oh my god. Oh my god. It >> was an accident. >> It was [ __ ] dog attacked me and I [ __ ] pulled and shot it. I think I hit her. Sergeant, I don't know where. [laughter] >> On the 6th of January 2015, a police officer, Jesse Hill, went down to a residence in response to a domestic dispute report. When he arrived, he met 34year-old Autumn Steel screaming and attacking her husband, Gabriel, and stepped in to break it up. According to reports, Autumn had been arrested the day prior on account of domestic violence and was restricted from being close to her husband. She, however, defied the order on that fateful day and visited their home, where she once again became violent with her husband. As the officer tried protecting Autumn's husband and their infant, he was attacked by their dog, prompting him to discharge his weapon. >> Hey, stop it. >> My >> Get your dog. >> You her. >> Did I? Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> 38 fire. >> Did I Did I Did I really? >> You shot her. Oh my god. Get your dog. Where you ma'am? 30. Get an ambulance. Where you ma'am? Ma'am. Ma'am, where are you hit? Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Tim over there >> dog attack me. I pulled my gun and shot it and I hit her. [laughter] >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> Oh my god, Tim. >> Sir, just hold on. >> Oh my god, Tim. >> Sir, just hold on. Put your dog inside, please. >> Oh my god. No. [ __ ] him. Start CPR. >> Oh [ __ ] Tim, I'm [ __ ] going to prison, Tim. Oh my god. Oh my god. It was an accident. >> It was. >> Sir, just wait. >> Let me know. >> Oh my god. >> We don't know yet. >> She's breathing. She's breathing. >> She's not breathing. >> She is breathing. >> She just took a breath. As the officers performed chest compressions on Ordinom and assessed her body to see where she was hit, Officer Hill became overwhelmed, unsure of the repercussions that would follow afterward. >> Attack me. >> I push the dog and I [ __ ] I think I hit her. I don't know where, though. >> Oh my god. >> I don't know. >> Is she breathing? >> I don't know what the hell you're doing. >> Yeah, she's breathing. Tell him hurry. Oh my god. Lieutenant. Oh my [ __ ] god. >> I don't know where. I haven't seen anything. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. >> I haven't seen any. >> What's her name, sir? [ __ ] Oh my god. Injury, sir. Let me take over the procedure. >> Yes, go ahead. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> That's all right. Just come down here. Don't sit in the car. All right. >> Oh my god. >> They were fighting and soon as I tried to grab her to get her away, the [ __ ] dog jumped on me. [laughter] My gun [panting] now. [sighs] >> No sir. [ __ ] dog attacked me. No. [ __ ] pulled and shed. I think I hit her. Sergeant, I don't know where. Oh my [ __ ] god. >> Where's that? [snorts] >> Oh my god. >> Go ahead. 444. >> Yes. >> Is it okay for the ambulance to come on in? >> Yes. >> 104. Get him here. Marfield lieutenant [gasps] [panting and snorts] [ __ ] >> Meanwhile, Autumn's husband went into panic mode as he remained unsure about his wife's state. >> I know. >> Sir, you sweep her for blood. Is she anywhere? >> Tell me what I can do. >> Sweep her for blood. Check. >> We checked. I didn't see anything. Sir, >> why are they doing CPR now? Okay. Well, come here. [snorts] >> [ __ ] god. >> Who? [sighs] >> Let's go. >> Hustle, guys. >> Hustle. Per no pulse. >> She's hurting. >> I don't see it. Honestly, I don't. [panting] >> So, they were over here fighting. >> Yeah, she was swinging on him. I jumped out and tried to get her away and the [ __ ] dog jumped on me. Oh my god. >> Why is your mouth? >> Sir, we don't know. >> I know you don't know. You wouldn't let me come over here and do anything out of mouth. >> Just go. Just go. Just go. My [ __ ] god. Stay [snorts] in the car. Autumn was pronounced deceased after arriving at the hospital. Her family later filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Burlington and received $2 million in settlement. Officer Hill faced no charges as the court ruled that his decision to discharge his weapon was to protect himself from injury during the dog attack. Things turn more intense and emotional in this case where an officer is forced to choose between saving his colleague or taking down a vicious, mentally deranged man. >> No, no, no, no. >> Hey, you good? You good? >> You good? >> On the 1st of July 2019, police officers received multiple 911 calls about a disturbance at the River Club apartment where a man was holding on to a butcher's weapon and acting erratically. In response to the call, two officers, David Harrison and Charles Biddinger, drove out to the residence where they met 23-year-old Aaron Hong, harming himself with the weapon. Their efforts to save Aaron, however, turned into a disastrous situation. >> Put the knife down. >> Put the knife down. Knife down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Put it down. Put it down. Put the knife down, sir. Please. No. No. No. No. No. No. Put the shit's fired. Central's fired. >> Put the hands behind your back. >> No. No. No. No. No. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> No. [screaming] >> Get on the ground, man. Tase him. No. No. No. >> [screaming] >> Oh my god. Oh god. >> Hey, you good? You good? You good? >> Following the scary altercation, Aaron was immediately provided with first aid treatment at the scene, but passed away after succumbing to his injuries. Both officers, who were horrified by the encounter, were placed on administrative leave while an investigation into the situation commenced. The shooting was later justified and they were cleared in 2020 by the Western Circuit District Attorney's Office. Next, a cop became extremely emotional after seeing how badly shaped a child was due to the actions of his negligent mother. >> [screaming] [laughter] >> Oh god. >> Baby has bruises on his face bleeding out of his eyes. >> In November 2021 in New Mexico, a frantic mother called 911, pleading that she needed help. Upon talking to her further, the dispatch figured that the caller, 30-year-old Kira Milton, was having a mental breakdown. And sheriff's [music] deputies were immediately dispatched to the location. Little did officers know the roller coaster of emotions Kira's case would take them through as they handled a depressed [music] mother and the harm she posed to her children. >> Hello, ma'am. You want to come over here? I can get you help. Just come with me. No weapons on you? >> No. >> No. That cigarette helping you out. See, keeping you calm? >> No, I don't got lighter. You don't got a lighter? All right, I can try and get you one. You want to come with me? What's going on today? Why do you want to hurt hurt yourself? What's bothering you? >> I don't know what's wrong with you. >> What do you mean what's wrong with you? I'm here to help you. >> 510 such a >> This isn't me. >> What isn't you, ma'am? >> I'm not like this. I don't feel like this. >> Feel how you with a 41 clear for medical. >> Don't feel like hell, ma'am. just mad and angry. >> Okay. >> And then I got this gun. He stops crying. Now the one starts crying. >> So the kids just keep crying. Are they okay? Where they at? >> You can go inside. >> How old are they? >> Sheriff's office. What's up, little man? >> You okay? >> You have someone that can take care of the kids. >> My husband's on the way, please. >> On the way from where? >> He's a loud mouth. >> Where is he on the way from? >> Where's your husband coming from? >> Uh, how long is that going to take you? >> He was about an hour into his drive. >> Okay. What's his phone about? How are you, buddy? >> A balloon. >> You got a balloon up, >> little guy. >> What's your name? >> What's that? >> Got a balloon. What's up, little guy? >> So, the ambulance is going to come and they're going to help you out. Okay. [music] Can you walk that way with me? >> Yeah. Come on. Let's go. >> Does anybody have a lighter? You have a lighter on you? >> You didn't think you're going to hurt the kids, did you? >> No. >> Okay. When the officers arrived, the scene was tense. Inside, the officers discovered Kira had young children, and their priority was to ensure the kids were safe. And when they turned their attention to Kira, they were left shaken [music] by the mental state she was in. >> Hey, baby. How are you doing? Oh my goodness. Your little one. You want to come in here with your brother? Hey, baby. Oh my goodness. You are cute. What's your brother's name? >> What's his name? >> God, this is embarrassing. >> Do you feel like hurting the kids? >> I mean, I get it. If you do, parenting is a lot. >> So frustrated. >> Uh-huh. >> Like >> when one stops crying, the other one starts crying. >> It's like you [music] can't catch a break with the kids. >> Yeah. And then on top of that, I got anxiety. Like I can't breathe. >> Okay. Do you feel like hurting yourself >> all the time? But >> do you feel like that right now? >> Do you feel like that right now? >> Hi guys. So this is Kiara. She's telling me right now she has anxiety. She called us because she doesn't want to hurt the kids. She hasn't hurt them. I asked her if she feels like uh hurting herself. She says all the time. I don't know if she feels like that right now. She didn't [music] answer that question directly. She's just going through a lot of stress telling me she can't catch a break when one kid stops crying. the next kid search. >> Yeah. >> So, she just wants some help. >> No, go ahead and talk with these guys are going to be able to help you with everything. Okay. You just need to talk with them. >> Remember us? >> I got Dad's 49 ready. >> I just know I love those guys and I don't want to hurt them, but they're frustrating the out of me. Right. >> Yeah, I know. >> Um, real quick. So, the the dad's out of town. >> He's on his way. I came with my phone, >> but he's on his way right now. >> From where? >> He was going to Carl and he's about an hour and a half away, but he's on his way back. He's probably about Brazwell Bond, something like that. >> Okay. Do you have any other family um in the area? >> And my local work, of course. >> Okay. >> What's your mama's name? >> My mom and >> Okay. Where's daddy? I'm daddy. >> Daddy's at work. >> Okay. You can sit down on the bed. >> You got any other brothers? >> You You got any other ones? >> Hi, little guy. He's cute. He looks like you >> look like you. >> Yeah. This is your little brother. >> That's it. A, he's adorable. Oh, >> baby. >> He's a little guy, huh? >> The more the paramedics talked to the mother, the more it became clear that she was going through severe postpartum depression. While some officers focused on her care, others turned their attention to her 4-year-old child. You're all right. Hey, you're all right. We're here. Have your brother. You don't need to cry, little one. >> Yeah, he gets grumpy. Huh? >> He's hungry. He gets hungry and grumpy. >> You go to school. >> You're going to go to school. >> I'll go. >> Hey, little one. You're all right. We're here. We're here, baby. >> Don't cry. >> He's fine. He could cry. He's just a little one. >> Have you guys been here before? Yeah. >> Yeah, we delivered them when we here. >> Yeah. >> Oh, wow. >> Sound like a month ago. [crying] Yeah. So, I mean, I can I can go talk to her. It sounds like she doesn't really want to be checked out. She's not voicing any ideas of wanting to hurt herself. What's up, little man? >> What are you doing? Playing video games or what? >> It's your little brother or sister? [crying] >> Little brother. >> You want to go in the cop car? >> Okay. >> All right. Get your shoes. >> Okay. >> [crying] [screaming] >> While checking on the children, [music] officers learned paramedics have been to this house before and decided that it would be best for everyone if the mother was taken to the hospital for further evaluation. State law required that they release a mental patient after at least 5 to seven days, but they released her the same day, [music] resulting in devastating consequences. What do you do, guys? >> I get that. That's why we're here trying to help you. >> Well, why did nobody help me get a lighter? And now my neighbors are being nosy. What? >> They're in their yard. Just leave them. >> They're pointing their big old fat fingers over here. >> Let them. Why did they just bug you? They want to do that. They do it every day and then they feed my Chihuahua and give her >> Why is your Chihuahua over there? >> Bars and pukes and stuff. >> Why is your Chihuahua even over there? >> Cuz she goes under the fence. >> If it's going to leave your property, then that's the owner's fault. >> Negative contact with you. Going to put you in cuffs and take it to my car. >> Windows are secured. >> And then we're taking to the hospital as well with the property owner. >> You're going to listen to me and keep doing this. >> I know you don't want to go in cuffs. That sucks. And I'm telling you right now to stay over here. They're checking on your kids, making sure they're okay. [groaning] >> What's up? >> All right. So, she's going to the hospital >> no matter what. Okay. So, she can choose to go with you guys or if she doesn't, >> uh, >> I've briefed them on what was going to happen if >> So, what do you want to do? You want to go in the ambulance or with us? >> Whatever's more convenient for you guys. I don't give a >> Just please give me a lighter. >> We can we'll do whatever is most helpful for you. I can get I can see if I can grab you a lighter and smoke a little something. >> Okay, you got your other shoe. >> Come on. Let's get that foot in. >> Let's get that foot in. >> Thank you. >> Little hair steppers. fix this for you, buddy. Going to sit back here with your brother. Okay. You're in charge of watching him right now. Make >> sure you don't cry. Got to be a big brother. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right, buddy. Thank you. >> Uh-huh. Kira was taken to the hospital for an evaluation and was discharged later that day, which proved to be a fatal mistake. A few days later, 911 received another call from the mother, and [music] this time, Kira had done something terrifying. a little. >> Go ahead, man. >> Who is Who is he? >> My baby. He's four months. He's 4 weeks old. >> Sheriff's office. >> Sheriff's office. >> Clear. Clear. >> Oh. Oh god. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? The officers entered the house, making their way to the infant's crib. That was when they made the horrifying discovery that the baby was lifeless. The officer's cries told a story of utter devastation. But then panic surged as he couldn't locate the four-year-old. Hey. Hey. I found him. He's here. Turn it right off. >> He's here. Hey, buddy. Hey, man. >> He's okay. >> Yeah. Hey, buddy. [laughter] >> All right. Okay, I know. I know you have kids, dude. All right, >> you need a break real good and step outside. >> Good. >> I got this. >> I'm good. >> Just watch this, guys. >> Okay. Okay. Hey, buddy. Hey, buddy. Are you cold? >> No. What's wrong, buddy? Do you need anything for your heat? >> Huh? No. Let's put on some clothes. All right. Should >> we go for another ride? >> Let's get on some pants. It's kind of cold in here, buddy. Here. Do these fit you here. Try those on. Just take a deep breath, man. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Can you Can you tell me how to breathe? >> Take inhale. 4 seconds. Count four. Ready? 1 2 3 4. Breathe out. >> Where's your shoes at? >> You don't know? Okay, let's go outside. Come on. Let's go outside. You're going to be fine. Here, hold my hand. Is it your animal? You like that animal? You >> want to put your phone in your pocket? >> I'm in trouble. >> Uh, not I don't know right now. Just going to place you in the handcuffs real quick. >> It look like he crashed his face. He's all Bruce. >> I know. I had a call, but I did not do this. >> All right, ma'am. Well, we're just going to figure out what's going on. Okay. Hey, I'm not the ones inside the house right now, so I too sure. We're going to walk this way. 525 central. >> I don't understand why I'm being placed in cars. >> We're just going to have you sit in here for now. Okay. You got anything on you? >> I got like ciders and a cigarette and my >> lighters. Okay, I'm going to go ahead and take those out, right? Going to cut you down. >> That's a torch. >> That's torch. Okay. Get one out for you. I got more back there. >> So, >> just hold on a sec. So, once once they figure out what's going on in there, then we'll talk about what what happened. >> I just woke up and it was like that. >> Is there anybody else in the home or is it just you and him? >> My four-year-old son is there. >> Just you and your >> son. Okay. I can't. I'll say it again. I'll say it a million times. I I had a long day yesterday. I talked to my mom on the phone for 7 hours cuz he wouldn't stop crying. >> The officer searched frantically until they found the child hiding under blankets, much to their relief. Meanwhile, Kira tried to explain herself, but then came another piece of unsettling news. The baby bore signs of a >> Why? [laughter] Why? Oh god. Oh. Hi. >> See the fire truck? >> Yeah. >> Can you fine? >> Can I hold your hand? >> They're They're my friends. They're They're nice people. Okay. >> Can I hold your hand? >> You can trust me? >> Yeah. >> It's okay. >> We can look at the fire truck if you want. I just don't want you rolling. >> Maybe has bruises all over his face. Son of a I just needed some I just need you guys to take watch the kids with me. Is she in the Is she in the park? Oh, she's Yeah, she's she's definitely >> Do you want to walk in there with me? >> Yeah. >> So, right now we're baby has bruises on his face bleeding out of his eyes. >> No, we haven't talked to you right now. But definitely Yeah. Just just because it's a one month. Yeah. You can clearly tell, but yeah, that baby has been gone for a while. Wow. >> Yeah. >> You okay, brother? >> Yeah, I'm good. Sorry. >> You getting me? >> Yeah. >> Doing you a favor? >> If you need anything, let me know. Okay. >> Take some pictures of inside. Everyone has stepped up. The officers who attended to this family with hope just a few days ago were now dealing with unimaginable sorrow. Then the father confirmed the officer's [music] suspicions going. It's not. Just talk to me, man. Talk to me, please. Let's let's step up. That's fine. >> Just talk to me, please, brother. >> So, our guys have called up here. Okay. >> My son knows he's dead. >> Yes. Okay. I'm sorry for that. I know. I know. I know. So, we got a call up here. Um, I guess your wife is your wife. She's my wife. Okay. I guess your wife called and said that something was wrong with the baby that they needed um law enforcement up here. Law enforcement came up. They found the child in the uh >> in the bassinet. >> In the bassinet. Okay. Um, so what we need you to do, and that's that's as much as we know at this point. >> I I know there's not I know you guys are doing your investigation. I know, man. I know. >> I'm not I'm not trying to be nothing. I need to know what's going on. I need to know where my other son's at. >> So, your other son >> uh was taken to the hospital. >> Is he okay? >> To be checked for injuries. He's okay. >> Yes, he is. >> He's okay. He's okay. >> Where's he at? >> He's with CFD right now with SA. >> Not with Marinda. SA a different investigator. >> So, he's not at the hospital no more. >> No, she's get she's they he's getting discharged now with her. >> Okay. And they they'll probably bring him back to here. Are they going to put a hold on him? Cuz I'd really like to at least get my son back. I >> I'm going to I'm going to let you know. I I did sign a hold for right now. [music] It was because you order on me. >> No, no, no. We're going to cooperate with you and CYP will too. They know you've been cooperative. >> Right now, I need my family is what I'm saying. So, [music] like my son would help me out a lot cuz I'm really like >> I'm I'm I don't I'm really at shock at what everything that's going on. >> Is she having issues? >> She's having her issues, but nothing like with the kids like that, dude. What's going on? >> She has uh uh they just diagnosed her with postpartum last week. And uh I don't know what happened with the baby. I think he got suffocated with the blanket. It sounds like to me, you know what I'm saying? And I'm I'm like, you know, I don't know. I don't want to put the blame on myself. I shouldn't have went back to work right away. You know what I mean? And I know my brother told me it's not even like that. But you know, for me as a father and a head of household, bro, I'm take care of everything. >> And I feel up and provide you. >> We have two people that we can call. We don't talk about delegation. >> Excuse me. >> Do you have two collateral that we can call? talking about the allegations. >> Whoa. >> Stay out in here, buds. Come over here. >> Come over here, bud. You can't be doing that. >> Get over here. >> You don't do that. There's all these cars. They're not going to see you. >> Cuz I just hit them. Oh, >> just so you know, please have questions and I'll contact you at that one. >> Is that yours, too? >> That's my personal contact. >> I want her after. [laughter] >> But you need something, you can call me back for two years. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Of course, I'm coming out with you guys. I have the formula and some papers of yours. >> In the face. >> Sun in the face. It's bright, buds. I know. You got to go with your dad wife. He's going to get you lunch. Don't do that, buddy. Buddy, >> why? Stop that, baby. >> The 4-year-old was placed under the custody of his father. As for Kira, she was charged with firstdegree and taken to jail. If this cop's reaction left you heartbroken, you would feel even worse when you see the case of this police officer who laments tearfully after his attempt to disarm a suspect ends tragically. >> Slowly get out of the car. Keep your hands out. Drop the dude. What the [ __ ] God damn it, dude. >> Dude, what the man? >> You did what you had to >> What the did he do that for? On May the 30th, 2022, officers were dispatched to a residence after several alarming reports came in about an intoxicated man pointing firearms [music] at civilians. They arrived on the scene with the intent to deescalate and take the suspect into custody. But what unfolded was far beyond anything that they had anticipated. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up now. >> 58. I got one point. >> He doesn't have a gun. >> Okay. Just put your hands out of the car. >> Okay. >> Okay. We'll figure it out. But we have a report of a gun. Okay. >> No, he has no gun. >> Okay. You need to chill out and stand over there now. Okay. Step out of the car for me, bud. Okay. >> Step out of the car for me now. >> Get out slowly. Get out of the car. >> Keep your hands out. Drop the 58. Fire. Fire. >> Don't move. Don't [screaming] move. Don't move. Back away. Back away from him. Back away. >> Don't touch it. Don't touch it. We're at a hospital. Oh my god. >> How am I supposed to know? >> Told you. >> Back away from him so we can get him help. >> Back away from him so we can get him help. >> Stay with me. >> Stay with me. >> Are you I [screaming] told you >> he pulled it. I told you it wasn't a >> Back up away from him. >> No. >> Back up away from him. >> I work at a hospital. [screaming] I told him >> I got any help for the >> No, just that we >> What do you call that? >> Get back. >> I need to get back. >> Get back. >> You had to get back. We need to get him help. >> I told you we're going to have a >> right there. >> Let us let us try him. >> Stay back. >> I need to call his brother. >> Call his brother. >> He is you guys. Right in the world. Oh my god. She kept right on our property. She's the one that started this. >> Go back up there. >> It was a beating. How do you know that it was a >> right there? >> Unaware that the weapon wasn't real, the officer fired when the suspect pointed it at him. Realizing what had happened, he quickly sprang into action alongside other officers at the scene, desperately trying to provide medical aid in hopes of saving the suspect's life. You >> all right? You all right? >> You okay? >> Yeah. Get her in a car somewhere. Jim, >> baby. >> Hey, here. Right here. Do me a favor. Just pause. Make sure no one gets there. First medics are coming. >> Can you just stay over there so we can >> address Fred once? >> No. No. 1551. >> 1551. >> Metallark. Can you guys stand on the sidewalk, please? >> Yes. >> 1551. Meet. >> Can you uh can you guys come shoot off? >> I got to be more. Hey, I need more coffee. I need keep it. >> Excuse me. When you guys grab some more go on >> just make sure no one touch where she at the top of the ladder. Just leave it right there. >> It's just leave it there. >> It's Let's do it with the glove. >> Gloves on. >> Hey, we didn't get anything. >> All right. >> Take the sun. [snorts] Dude, come on. >> Did he do that for? Come on. >> As the other officers rushed to aid the suspect, the officer who had pulled the trigger slowly walked away from the scene. It was at that moment that the weight of regret and anger hit him, overwhelming him with emotions he could no longer bear. a second. >> Dude, what the h? >> Did you discharge? >> Yeah. [snorts] Stay on him. >> God damn it, dude. >> Yeah, I'll do it. >> 820. [snorts] >> 20. Go ahead. >> Me. You all right, brother? >> Dude, what the man? >> You did what you had to the Did he do that for >> Take some deep breaths, brother. >> Breathe for me, man. Breathe. [snorts] Keep breathing. >> Who are you? >> That's my sister. That's Stay back here. Stay back here. >> [snorts] >> [ __ ] dude. [panting] >> God damn it. [snorts] Come on, dude. [snorts] >> [snorts] >> One of the officers assisting the suspect approached the officer's car to update him on the situation, but the officer's response was unexpectedly calm, showing little to no reaction. 41. >> He's still breathing. Keep >> [snorts] >> it. You need me to get you anything? >> Can you grab my water out of my cruiser? >> Yeah, >> it's up there. Sean, >> it's up there. >> 67. [snorts] >> In the end, the suspect later passed away. While the officer was placed on administrative leave, similar to this officer, this other cop breaks down after an intense encounter with an armed suspect left him shaken. >> What do you got in there? What do you got there? Oh. 225 fired. Fired. >> Don't move. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> I'm so sorry. >> On the 25th of July, 2023, an officer responded to an urgent call about a woman driving the wrong way on a highway. Upon arriving at the scene, he approached the caller, hoping to deescalate the situation. However, what he encountered next was an incident far beyond his expectations. And [music] this led to one of the most emotional moments of his career. >> Okay. Just how long you been here? >> Okay. I'll get them done. I'll see what's up. Ma'am, >> roll down your window. >> What's going on? You're in the wrong lane. >> Are you okay? Are you okay, man? What's going on? Tell me what's going on. Are you okay? Can you tell me what's going on? Why are you in the wrong lane? Can you tell me why you're in the wrong lane? I don't know what I got here. I got a female that won't answer any questions. I think I'm in our vet. I'm in our turn. I need to go into the shops if you want to start one of them. >> What's going on? Can you tell me what's going on, ma'am? Please, are you okay? Do you need an ambulance? Are you all right? Have you Have you been drinking or anything? It doesn't look like you've been drinking. What What do you got in there? What do you got in there, man? What do you got in there? What do you got in there? Oh, 225 fired. Fired. >> Don't move. >> All units channel one responding unit. >> Are you okay? >> Are you okay? Start rescue. She's down inside the car. Still had a hang. I'm checking for other down range here. Are you all right? >> Copy. We have fire. >> Are you okay? >> [ __ ] 640. 225. Traffic stopped here for me, but we're going to need to shut some things down here. Obviously, Lamar westbound and then eastbound uh down the way here a little bit. >> Nick, just your eastbound 88. >> Eastbound 88, entrance to the shops. Okay. >> While attempting to disarm the suspect, the officer mistakenly [music] aimed at the witness's vehicle, narrowly avoiding a catastrophic event. [music] The realization of what had almost happened left the officer with a deep sense of fear and regret. >> Are you okay? >> I'm so sorry. So sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm very glad we get you at Lamar for West all the selfies. Oh, God bless. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. She wouldn't talk to me. She just she had some some like charm or something and she wouldn't talk to me. I I said, "You need an ambulance. What do you need?" And she reached into the center console and I saw this. She reached for it and pointed it right at me. I was so worried I was going to shoot down range at you. Oh my god. What's your name? >> Jess, you're fine. You don't need an ID. Jess, I'm Nick. Okay, you're going to need to stick around for us a little while. I'm so sorry. Holy. You can call anybody. >> You can I'll I'll give you my work phone. You can call whoever you need. >> We We'll get We'll get somebody to talk to her. Okay. I need >> Hold on a minute. Stop controlling her, man. I put one right through her window. >> Okay, >> she's okay. >> Are you okay? >> I'm okay. I'm going to secure this. I'm going to give her my work phone so she can make >> We have two pulling up. >> All right. >> 25. Repeat, please. >> We have two Arvvada officers pulling up. Do you need more, sir? >> You still need westbound at Lamar shut down. I still have cars coming this way. I need at Lamar shut down westbound. Hold on. >> Good. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> You sure? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Come look at this, man. Come look at this. This is Jess. This is my best buddy Mark. Are you okay? Are you okay? >> The steering wheel. It's her birthday. >> Oh, okay. It's America. >> God bless America. Jess, I'm so sorry. Oh my god. Okay, right here. Here's my phone. Okay. The suspect eventually passed away at [music] the scene.