Go lick YOUR DOG'S [ __ ] [ __ ] NO, [ __ ] YOU, DUDE. YEAH, OKAY. >> People are proud of you. Yeah. Proud of you. I know I parent. Another hit in the leg, still moving, still fighting. Second burst, third burst, total chaos. Shots fired, shots fired. More cars, send everyone. Officer shot, officer shot. Behind cover, the officer takes a breath. He flashes his light, checks the wound. It's bad, really bad, but he doesn't fall back, doesn't wait. He pushes forward, back to the cruiser. His mother sees it happen, right in front of her, and she breaks, completely. Her scream cuts through everything. She can't believe it, that this was done by her own son. In that moment, louder than the gunfire, is a mother's heartbreak. Then, one moment, one chance. The wounded officer takes it. One [music] shot ends it. Nicholas drops. >> [screaming] >> He's down. One down. Suspect down. Later, investigation reveals 83 rounds fired, multiple weapons, body armor. This wasn't rage, this was planned. And here's the twist, they knew each other, not as criminals, as people. And as he pulled the trigger, he shouted to his parents, "Are you proud of me?" That one line says everything. [music] Pressure, failure, collapse, all at once. In 2024, the shooting is ruled justified, no charges. But here's the real question, when a suspect calls for help, how do you know it's not a setup?