Get inside. >> 911. >> Hello. >> Hello. 911. >> Hello. >> Hi. It's a 911 operator. What's going on? >> Getting beat. >> What's your address? >> Harry. Harry. Harry. He's in the room with me. >> He's in the room with you. Okay. >> Harry. Harry. Harry. >> They're on They're on their way. They're on their way. is not okay. She is on the ground. She cannot get unberry. >> Is your bedroom door locked? >> No, it's not open. I went out to grab her to make sure she's okay. She's crying right now. Please help. >> The caller, later identified as one of the children in the household, suddenly hangs up while officers are on route. >> 528 >> doesn't have any. >> Is that it? >> Driveway. Black male, dreads, white shirt. >> Is he still there? >> Staying there. >> Answer the door. It's the police. >> 528. We have the male standing inside but not answering the door. >> ANSWER THE DOOR. IT'S THE POLICE. Got a drink in his hand. Hello. My kids are up there. >> Where are they at? My kids are up there. >> Tell them to come down here. Hey. >> He has a gun. >> He has a gun? >> Yes. >> Can we go in there? >> Is he armed with a gun right now? >> The gun is upstairs. >> We're being advisor. The firearm upstairs. Doesn't appear to be involved yet. The male just slammed the door in our face. >> Is the gun locked? >> I have no clue. >> Where? Which bedroom? >> They're in the room above the garage. He broke my phone. I can't pull out my keys. All right. >> Can you go over by our police cars? >> We need to I want to get the kids. >> Are they his kids, too? >> No, they're not his kids. >> We can go in there and get them. >> Yes. >> We need some more people on this Friday radio. Could we get a couple more units? We've still got two kids inside the house. >> POLICE DEPARTMENT. POLICE DEPARTMENT 528 priority to make an entry to remove the kids at the request of the victim. Police department, come out. Show me youring hands right now. Show me your hands. Shots fired. Shots fired. Hey, Brian. Come on out. Hey, that's his room. That's his room. That's his room. >> He's got It looked like an AK. >> Get inside. Get inside. >> GET INSIDE. [screaming] CHECK YOURSELF. Check yourself. >> He's shooting out of the house. He's shooting out of the house. >> Oh my god. [sighs] >> No. >> They're shooting. Get down, Kenna. >> We have officers in the area. Stay inside your home. We do have the situation contained. >> She ran in my garage. The lady across the street >> that's involved with the one on Morning View. >> Yes. I shut the door and came in and locked it. Are you able to check your garage and see if she's out there? >> I hear shots. I can't. >> I understand. Are you able to ask her if she's still in the garage? >> No, I'm not able to. >> Okay. We'll have an officer over there shortly. >> Radio, just be advised. The children are still inside. We don't currently have a phone number for them. >> You bet. >> If you can get them back on the phone and get them to get out the window. >> You got a rifle. Get get your eyes on the front door. He should be in this window up here. >> I see the window open. I don't see anybody. >> Hello. >> We need to get you. Can you guys go out the window? >> That's too high of a joke. >> Can you lock the door? >> Please help. >> We got police right there. Hun, I'm going to stay on the phone with you as long as I can. Can you hear anything inside the home right now? >> No. Me and him are hiding the bed. I need to barricade the door. I hope >> Okay. Start start barricading the door. >> Yeah, we need somebody to block morning view. There's people coming. >> 911. >> She is in my garage. >> She's still in your garage. Are you talking to her right now? >> No, I'm scared. She's knocking. >> I want you to tell her to stay where she is. We will have an officer over there shortly. Will you ask her if she's injured? I need you to ask her. I can't go to the door. >> Ma'am, listen to me. This is very important. Go to the door and ask her if she is injured. I'm so scared. >> You don't have to open the door to yell through it. >> Hey, get the away from there. >> He's still shooting though. >> I didn't ask you to go outside. >> He's shooting at my door. He's shooting. >> He just shot at a patrol car parked on the east end of Morning View. So, >> I need you to stay inside the house. I need you to leave her in the garage. We have officers aware of it. >> Okay. My garage door is up. It faces her house. >> Are you able to shut the garage door? >> Nope. I'm not. >> So, she's inside the garage knocking and you can't shut your garage door. >> Correct. >> Police. >> Stay on the phone with me. Okay. Yes, ma'am. >> If if you've got everything you can get barricaded from the door. >> Yes, ma'am. Okay, let me shoot. >> I want you to hide, hun. >> More shots out the front. >> The children are hiding under the bed in the bedroom. They barricaded the door the best they can, but they cannot go out the window. >> I hear gunshots, please. I hear the gun, please. >> You can hear him reloading the gun, but how close is he to you? Is he on the second floor with you? >> Yes, he's in the closet room. If you guys go in the back, there's a window next. >> Okay. You said in the back. Go to the back. There's a window. Is that for the closet area? >> Yeah. The basketball machine here. >> During what will become an hour's long standoff just 20 m from bustling Detroit, multiple dispatchers must coordinate to gather information and plan an escape for the victims trapped inside. All while directing other callers to prevent further [music] disaster. This difficult task is made even more challenging by the unexpected obstacles that lie ahead. 911 emergency. >> What's taking the police so long? >> We're on our way right now. Who is this? >> I called you earlier. All right, ma'am. I just need you to go ahead and stay in your home and stay down. Okay, but we're on our way. >> Tell them to hurry. >> Ma'am, we are 911. >> Okay, so there's gunshots. >> There are gunshots. I do have to let you go. Stay inside your home. 911. >> The police are already here. I'm across the street. I can't get in contact. I don't know what's going on. He has my my kids. >> Listen to me. Are you in the garage of somebody else's residence? >> Yes. They're working that event. You need to stay within that garage. Do not leave. They know that you're there. Okay. >> Are my kids still alive? >> Your children are still in the home. We have them on 911 currently. >> That's the mail that's shooting. >> Dan D E J U A N E D A N S. >> I need you to stay inside that garage, but I have to let you go right now. We have a lot of things that we have to try and deal with. >> Okay. But my my kids are still alive, right? I just want to make Yes, we are talking to them on the phone. >> We still need westbound morning view blocked. We got civilians still driving through. >> And dispatch, while you're working on it, we're also going to need northbound winter set blocked. >> 911 emergency. >> I just got a call from one of my homeowners. There's a gunman in his house at the >> Yes, sir. We're on the scene investigating this. >> Okay. Thank you very kindly. Okay, listen. My neighbor said the gunman was in his garage. The gun is not in the garage. They're in their own home. Thanks. Bye-bye. >> Screeching my window. If you guys have like a trampoline or some other floating, I can shut down. >> Okay. Well, we're going to do the best we can. Can you hear him yet? >> No, I can't hear him. >> Okay. 911. >> I don't know where the police is. >> Ma'am, are you still calling about the female in your garage? >> She's Yes. >> Okay, we understand that they are containing the shooter right now. The female in your garage is fine. I spoke to her. She She presents you no threats. So, please just let her stay in your garage for her safety while they try and get the scene situated. >> By this point, it is likely that officials have called in SWAT. However, it will take some time for them to arrive on scene. >> They're on the second story. They cannot jump out. He's telling me they're not going to. It's too far up. They won't jump. They're going to be outside to try to catch him cuz that's what he's worried about. Okay. My officers want to know if there's any way that you can try to even dangle down. >> It's too far. >> Go out there and look. See if you can just try. They're going to catch you. >> Okay. She does a catch, but if I do go down, they think they they can catch me. >> Hold on. We're gonna see if we can maybe get a ladder. I'm not sure if we can, but hold on. They can see you. Are do you see the officers? >> Yeah, I can see my mom. I can see it. >> And there's no way you can try to even for safety. You mean try to get out of there? You guys can't? Are you just scared? >> Okay, I can't. If you guys can get a letter, >> 911. >> Somebody shut my garage door and I don't know who's in there. Please send an officer to my front. >> Are you able to ask through the garage door? >> No, I am not. I need an officer at the main door. >> We have officers trying to save some children from a house currently with an active shooter inside of it. I understand you're scared. >> I have an active shooter in my garage. >> She is not armed. She >> I don't know who if the guy is in there with >> He is not. Ma'am, please listen to me. Your address has been given to the officers. They are aware that she is there and they have the other home contained where the shooter is. They will be to your house as soon as they are able to. I promise. >> So I don't get an officer at my front door. >> They will be there for you as soon as they are able to. >> They know where she is. >> Okay. Keep your doors and windows locked. >> She let my garage down. I heard her sign. >> HEY, GO BACK. TURN AROUND. HEY, BLUE SHIRT. SIR, TURN AROUND. Oh my god, dude. >> We're there, honey. We We're there. I know we're there, but we're trying to find safety to get you guys, okay? We can't come up there in case you start shooting. When all this goes down and we we get you help, don't get them out now, but I'm letting you know when I say it's time, I need you to start moving fast, okay? >> I want you to watch. They're going to be getting a ladder to bring over there. >> Okay. >> Her name is Susan. Susan's going to be bringing the ladder, putting it by the house. Hold on. Don't come out yet. Don't come out yet. Stay there. Okay. >> I need to know. Do you have a white t-shirt on? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Come out now. >> It says the ladder. >> Okay. They said come out now. Get on the ladder. >> There's no ladder. >> He said there's no ladder OUTSIDE THEIR WINDOW. HOLD ON. We're trying to figure this out. Okay. I don't know what's going on, but we're trying to get the ladder to you. >> 911. I think there's an active shooter in the area and a man just came to my door asking me how can he get out the subdivision. >> Okay, at this time everybody needs to stay inside of their home. 91 call about the address. I'm warning you. I'm hiding. I I can get in contact with my children under the bed right now. Barricade door and everything. Okay, but I got to go back to him. I know you're talking, but I thought to harm them like why did people kill me? Not my kid. >> He's high. What is he on? What's he under the influence of? >> He's not under anything. He's under stress. >> Under stress. >> Yes, ma'am. He has >> I know I can't hear anything. [music] >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Do you hear the drone? Okay. >> Westbound morning view is still not blocked. If we could get a unit mutual aid to block that. >> 911. There's a a weird looking He's booked for Indian. He's wearing all jeans, but he should walk around like he's lost. Ask him for the directions on how to get out of the subdivision. >> Listen to me. Right now, there's still a lockown situation. Stay inside the house. >> I understand that. Stay inside your home. Don't open your doors or windows until they lift it. >> I can't believe this. >> All right. They're trying to figure out how they're going to get the ladder to you. Okay. So, I'm going to let you know as soon as I know something. And I just want you to know, okay? She was calling cuz she was worried. So, behind you. >> I got you. And Sergeant, if it wasn't relayed, it looked like an AK or a Draco. >> Yeah. >> How you doing? >> Good. >> I'm just going to keep it quiet right now. So, you're not talking, but if you hear anything, let me know. >> Okay. >> This is 911. >> Can I please be transferred to a non emergency line? I'm trying to get in contact with my mother. >> Who is your mother? I'm hiding in the garage. I need to get in contact with my mother. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am, I understand your situation and I understand that your children are still in that house, >> but I can't connect you to your mom on a 911 line. >> I can't because the lady's number that I'm her phone is locked. If you could just tell the police that what I'm getting ready to do is I'm getting ready to run out of this garage and I'm going to run to another neighbor's home so I can find a phone. So, if they see a purple jacket running, that is me. Listen, I understand that you need to contact your mother, but right now is not the time to be running through that neighborhood. We've told everybody to lock down and not open their doors or windows. Nobody's going to be able to assist you. Do you know if Dana is still in the house? >> I do not know that. >> You did not know that. Okay, that's fine. Has it been a long time since you've heard any noise inside the home? >> Yeah. >> You were you were doing such a good job being extremely brave. Okay. I just want you to know that >> we have both the children on the phone and he is okay. My god. Can you just let them go? >> Okay. Are there any officers um like behind my house? >> We have the entire house completely surrounded. They're talking about getting the ladder again. Okay. >> Okay. >> Was Was that a knock at your door? >> Yes. >> Okay. Hold on one second. >> What is that? >> He's trying to kick in the door where the kids are. Hey, can you get out the window? Get the window. Come on. Go out the window. >> I lost connection. I can't hear anything. There's like Get out the window. >> Please get out the window. Please >> get out the window if you can hear me. Just get out the window. >> Oh my god. >> No, that's dead silence. He's coming out the front. He's got one of the kids and one kid in one arm, one hand in the air. Hey, stop. Put Stop right there. DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. >> STAY RIGHT THERE. DO NOT MOVE. DO not move. >> Yeah. Uh, if he changes. No, no, no. That's the kid. Hey, go, go, go. >> All right. >> No, you can disregard that. It was the kids coming out. The kids are out of the house. It was not the suspect. >> Oh my god. >> Hello. We just want to let you know our police officers have your children. They are safe and out of that house. >> Thank you. >> I again just want you to remain in the garage where you are at. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Fall back here. We got one. >> Okay. >> These shot cars got shot. >> Okay. >> Second floor. This side. West side. That's the last time I saw him. Anyone know who fired those shots? >> Sounded like that's what his sounded like. I think that was him. >> I think he did. >> Yeah, he did. >> Suspect fired again. He hit a patrol car on middle belt. >> We're in the wind here, boys. We need to get to this side of this house. We need this side of the house. We're going to this and we're here. >> We're way too close here. We need >> Who's front and back? We're going to have to start pulling back up here. We're too close. >> Be careful there. No shot. shot. Anybody on it to me way back from here though? >> Yeah, the visib was at I could see if he came out the front door. That's it, >> dude. Yeah, I think he's hit like three patrol cars now. >> There's no point in even covering this unless he gets up to this car. I can't shoot him anyways. >> Hey, wait. >> Stop. Stop one of those. Stop one of that armor there. Stop that MX. Stop that MX. We're going to need to utilize that to get guys back out of the line of fire. Stop that right there. Hey, >> what the [ __ ] >> More rounds out the front of the house. >> Sniper shot. Okay, >> over here. WE HAVE TO GET OUT. Bring it over here. WE NEED TO GET ON THE BEAR. BRING IT OVER HERE. MOVE THE BEAR OVER HERE. >> Front doorway still moving >> over here so WE CAN GET ON IT. Rifle downfair back here. >> Feet are moving, but he's >> I can see him. He's moving. >> Make sure your hands are empty and free. Back yourself out of the doorway. We will provide medical treatment for you. >> We're pushing out. >> Okay. You want you want to take this from me? >> And uh >> I I fired inside the house. >> Oh, you fired. >> Yeah. All right. Hold. >> No, we can't send him. Hold this. >> Are you guys okay? He fired at you. >> I don't want I don't want him going. >> We want something unrelated to talk about. >> Come here, Mo. >> In the driveway. >> Driveway. Pull in THE DRIVEWAY. Get in the ring. People want to leave the rifle. >> Should we You want me to have him leave his key in case that needs to be moved? >> Yep. >> Hey, get that key for me, Lizzy. >> Bruce, >> get his key. >> Lucy got shot at. >> Booy, hold the house for us. This the front door. >> Yeah, hold the front for now. I'll get somebody in the back for you. >> I'll swear you guys. >> Thank you. We wouldn't have went in if the we the kids weren't in so I can check getting shot at off the list. >> Do me a favor. Where's your scout at? >> This one. >> Oh, you guys are double up. Dump your gun. Take your vest off. We're going to have you chill out a little bit. Take a break for me. Okay. >> Where do you want me to put the gun? >> Let's put it in one of the scouts. Put in one of the racks. Just go in the back. Sit in the air conditioning. Relax for a minute. Be good. Just glad the kids are got out. I'm glad you guys got out. Right. If it was if it was cool. >> Listen, if it was different people, could have went way different, right? >> Yeah. I mean, I >> thankfully it it was you, too. After his arrest, 32-year-old Dwan Patrick Evans was charged with six counts of assault with intent to murder, nine counts of felony firearm second offense, two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, one count of felon in possession of a firearm, and one misdemeanor count of domestic violence. He was placed on a $3 million bond. 2 weeks later, he entered a plea of not guilty. His case is currently going through the court system. If Daywan is found guilty on all charges, he faces up to 58 years and 3 months plus six consecutive life sentences. He is considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Imagine being the victims, the officers, or the neighbors in a moment like this where in the blink of an eye, your home turns into a battlefield. And in situations like this, fear doesn't knock, [music] it kicks the door in. So to everyone caught inside that moment, your survival mattered, your courage mattered, and it's difficult for the violence to stay contained.