Out of the car. >> When cops were called to an argument that spiraled [music] out of control, they had no idea they'd be putting their lives at risk and nearly taking down their suspect in the process. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT. >> ON THE MORNING OF JULY 5TH, 2025, officers and fire crews were called to an apartment complex in Greenfield, Wisconsin for what sounded like a routine disturbance. A man told police his girlfriend's 20-year-old sister had injured him during an argument over gas money. When officers arrived with fire crews, they went upstairs to speak with him and the others involved. Inside the apartment, they found him with blood on his face and more on the floor nearby. >> How's it going? All right, step in. >> Uh, she's downstairs. >> Okay. >> We got the fire department here to come check you out. >> She's downstairs where? >> With the blue cart. And a black eye. A chunky dude. >> She's wearing the purple shirt and purple >> She's like has black and white uh pajamas, yeah. >> What the officers didn't realize was that they had walked right past the suspect on their way up to the apartment. >> It's right in the way. They weren't very friendly. >> So, they relayed the information to two additional officers who began searching the parking lot to find them before they could leave. In the meantime, though, while the fire department checks out the man, the officers decide to talk to his girlfriend to see what this was all about. >> Dude was just complaining about um he said that he was going to give us some gas money and then she just kept going on and on and on. And then the next thing you know, she just threw her lunch box. >> So, this was an argument about gas money. >> Mhm. >> And then she got mad and threw her lunch box. >> Mhm. >> Anything else get thrown? >> No. >> At first, it seemed like a simple, low-stakes call, but just a few floors below, officers were about to realize the situation was far from over. >> What happened? >> Nothing happened. >> Step out of the car. >> What? >> Step out of the car. >> I don't need to get out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> I'm getting in the car. >> Step out of the car. >> OH MY GOD. >> SHE JUST TRIED TO RUN MY FOOT OVER. SHE'S HEADING OUT. >> SHE ALMOST JUST ran me over. FLEEING. >> FLEEING YOUR EYES. ORANGE CAR. I GOT AWAY. >> BLACK FEMALE, ONLY OCCUPANT, wearing purple. All units wanted. She tried to run ME OVER. MY KEY. >> I DON'T HAVE A KEY. >> TAKE IT. TAKE IT. TAKE IT. TAKE IT. >> HE'S FOUND ON LAKE. CAR IS LOCKED. FRONT CORNER. 31 PER HEAD. >> DUDE, tell her to stop. Tell her to stop. This is doing all this dumb [ __ ] for what? Oh my god. Oh my hands are hurting. HEY, TELL HER WHAT JUST HAPPENED. >> In front. >> Why the [ __ ] >> Running late. >> WHAT HAPPENED? >> [screaming] >> WHY DON'T YOU PULL THE CAR OVER? WHY DON'T YOU STOP DRIVING, DUMB ASS? >> ARE YOU ON THE PHONE WITH SOMEONE IN THE CAR, MA'AM? >> NO. >> Put that hand and just put a little bit of >> Show ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. GET YOUR HANDS IN THE CAR NOW. >> WHEN THE VEHICLE SUDDENLY STOPPED AT an intersection, officers moved in cautiously, knowing the situation could change again at any second. So, they quickly placed spike strips under the tires to keep the driver from TAKING OFF AGAIN. >> HANDS UP! STEP OUT OF THE CAR! >> PUT YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. DO it now. >> Next squad that's arriving, block westbound traffic rerouted sometime after 84th STREET FOR CROSSFIRE. >> MA'AM! FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, PUT YOUR HANDS UP! STEP OUT OF THE CAR! >> YOU TRIED TO RUN ME OVER! GET YOUR HANDS OFF! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> PUT YOUR hands out the window. >> WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT THIS, MA'AM. ALL RIGHT? STEP [screaming] OUT OF THE CAR. HANDS UP! >> WE SHOT HER. >> NO CHANGE. NON-COMPLIANT. STAYING IN THE CAR. Not listening to any commands AT ALL. >> HANDS UP! SHE'S JUST CRYING. I think she's talking on the phone. >> For about 5 minutes, officers kept giving commands, but the driver refused to step out. Instead, she stayed in the vehicle, crying on the phone and yelling back at police. [music] Officers would later learn she had called her mother, who was telling her to stop and get out. >> WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT THIS, MA'AM. OKAY? Just step out OF THE CAR. >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR! >> Do you want to move up, smash the window out in the back? >> I It's only if she was running you over. I'm not going to spray her until we have positive vehicle contact on the front. >> I can handle it [snorts] if you want me >> YOU READY? >> MA'AM! MA'AM! YOU NEED TO LISTEN to us! STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE! >> SO, we're going to do positive vehicle contact on the front and back and then we're going to have to work the vehicle extraction. >> Okay, DOOR'S OPENING. >> MA'AM, STEP OUT! >> VEHICLE. >> Face away FROM US WHEN YOU STEP OUT! >> OKAY. >> MA'AM, STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> MA'AM, WE NEED YOU TO STEP OUT. >> PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR. >> NOAH >> YES. >> WHEN YOU'RE READY, I can do it from the front. >> Anybody got a shield? >> I do. >> Get it. Let's go up WITH THE TASER. >> MA'AM, YOU NEED TO STEP OUT. >> I'LL GO HANDS. >> OKAY, WE NEED ONE MORE. >> I got it. Come dress. >> Uh you be taser? >> I'll be lethal. >> I'll take hands. >> We need one with taser. >> Try to pull on it. She resisted I'll taser. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the CAR NOW. >> CAR NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> TASER. >> PUT YOUR HAND OUT. PUT YOUR HAND OUT. PUT YOUR hand out. >> I got it. I got >> HAND BEHIND YOUR >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> You're under arrest. Put your hand behind your back. Let go of your shirt. Put your hand behind your back. >> Do you have control? >> Okay. >> Someone want to clear the chatter? >> Okay. >> Clear the car. Who's this Who's this this? >> In custody. >> You are damn lucky you're alive right now. >> Hey, everybody >> Take a couple breaths. >> Deep breaths. >> We'll get that door. >> I got your phone in here, okay? >> No. What's your first name? >> Do you need an ambulance at all? Is that your blood? >> Yeah, my leg is cut. >> Where? Do you Do you know which one? This one here? >> My right leg. >> Okay. >> Now we're going to have you on the set you up. >> What are you doing? >> This is the other party's involved. >> You are on the wrong side of the road. Pull out in front. >> You need to move your car, ma'am. >> Did anyone talk to these people? >> No, didn't get a chance to. >> One dispatch, uh female in custody does have a uh small puncture laceration to her right thigh. It is not currently bleeding, about 1 in in length. >> I'll sit her up. >> up, okay. 1 2 3, on your bottom. All right. What you're going to do is you're going to keep both legs straight. >> Can you put that one out straight? >> Just Just Just a little bit. Just bend your knees a little bit forward towards you, okay? Bend your knees so up and towards you, okay? You ready? >> Ready. >> One. >> Two, three. >> Go ahead. >> All right. Can I Can I grab my purse? >> Don't worry about it. >> All right. Can I have you take a seat and I'll buckle you in? >> Ambulance is going to come check you out, okay? Let me Let me Let me fix your ankles first. Sorry. >> You okay other than your leg? >> Any other injuries, ma'am? >> No. >> Okay. Have a seat. I'm going to get the air conditioning on. >> With the driver now safely secured in the back of a patrol car, the only person officers have to deal with is her now frustrated twin sister, along with the man who had been with her moments earlier. The same man she had apparently planned to leave with before everything fell apart. >> All right, so what's going on today? >> It's She's mad because he wouldn't give her no gas money. >> Who is she to you, ma'am? >> My sister. >> And then, do you live at That Are you the one who called, the party that called? >> No, he called. >> Who is he? >> My boyfriend. >> Is that this gentleman? >> No, no, no. Upstairs. >> Okay. So, then do you live at Serene? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then, who is this to you? >> My sister. >> That's your sister. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you were in the apartment? >> Mhm. She mad because he wouldn't give her no money for gas. And the next thing you know, she just threw her lunch box at him. >> Who is he? >> He's my boyfriend. She threw it at him. Tell him I can take her car. Could you tell him that? >> After he She threw the lunch box, then what happened? >> You put it on my business. >> business? >> He told me to go fight. >> I I can't, unfortunately. Hold on. Where are you going? Hold on. You can't go in the car. We're not going IN THE CAR. STOP! >> 75 >> Why can't you listen? >> leave her keys in there? >> You can't You can't just be walking around wherever you want to go. >> I was going to ask if he left his keys in there. >> Leave. Go on the sidewalk. >> All right, then. >> Why don't you tell him what's happening? >> All right, so you're a friend and you were in the apartment. Did you spend the night as well? >> Yeah. >> Okay, so then I guess what what happened? What transpired for the someone to contact the police? >> She threw something at her first, and she threw it back at her. >> I don't know what he I think he threw I don't know what he threw at me, but he threw something at me. It was like some glass. It was like some glass he threw at my leg. >> Okay. >> Well, the bleeding's controlled and stuff like that. It It doesn't look like her skin needs stitches. >> We're going to go ahead and put a Band-Aid on on that for you, okay? >> Okay. >> And then the lunchbox broke open after that. >> Okay. >> And he he hit his throat. >> Okay. >> After she threw it back at him. >> Okay. And then what what's the argument over? Is it gas money or >> Just gas money, man. >> There are almost six up here in the back. >> I almost shot her, but I >> Yeah, he he said the same thing. >> It's crossfire. I I could see him through the windshield, and so I just didn't. >> Okay. >> She was later interviewed at the jail after being booked, where she gave her version of what happened inside the apartment, but it didn't fully match what officers had already heard. She claimed the man had been aggressive toward her and her sister, said the argument escalated while she was trying to pack up and leave. According to her, he hit her and threw something back, causing an injury to her leg. >> [music] >> But back at the apartment, the man gave officers one detail that may have explained where that injury actually came from. >> Do you know how she got some type of puncture wound to her leg? >> Yeah, I tossed the I tossed the back at her. >> The Tupperware? >> Yeah. Yeah, I tossed the back at her. >> And break my heart. Doing CPR? >> I just get out. And then she was like, "I'm bleeding." I was like, "What?" >> Was it the the broken Tupperware you threw back or the glassware? >> It was it was like it was in the thing. It was in the lunch box. Everything was in the lunch box. >> All right, I guess do you want to press charges against her against her for throwing that at you? >> Uh her after you uh portray them be here. >> Your sister uh I don't I just don't want her to get arrested. I don't want to press charges. It's fine. >> Well, I guess obviously like there's when uh we had another cop. I don't know what happened out there. >> I have got that >> But obviously she's already getting arrested. I guess do you want to >> Add to it? >> Add to it? >> It's fine. >> No, you don't. Okay. >> But how how can I get a restraining order against her sister? >> That would have to be happen at Milwaukee County. >> Okay. >> Too early for this crap. >> Like do you know how long she's going to be like in there for like a day or like >> I'm sorry? >> Like do you know how long she's going to be there like >> At jail? >> Like do you know if it's like a whole day or like >> I don't know. >> She's got to see a judge about what's going to what happened today, okay? >> a weekend. It's a Saturday. >> So we don't know. It could it >> I would I would if I had to guess, I would say at least Monday. If I had to guess. >> Maybe earlier, but probably Monday, okay? >> The apartment manager saw everything, so I got her down as a witness. She like couldn't believe we almost got ran over like that. >> Could have been way worse. >> Ultimately, the 20-year-old woman was charged with felony vehicle fleeing eluding an officer, failure to comply with officer, misdemeanor resisting obstructing an officer, and disorderly conduct. She was later released on a $10,000 cash bond. As of April 2026, she was found guilty of both felony charges. The misdemeanor charges were dismissed. Ultimately, her sentencing hearing is scheduled for June 4th, 2026. Want to step up your style? Check out codebluecam.com for hoodies, tees, hats, mugs, and more. Whether you're watching from home or on [music] the go, there's something for every Code Blue fan.