-Crankston, RI. -June 16, 2024. Support us using **Super Thanks** next to the **share** button. Donate to us through Patreon! https://patreon.com/PoliceBodycamVideos? The exchange took place at a red light on Reservoir Avenue, just south of the on-ramp to Route 10, shortly after 5:20 p.m. on Sunday. An employee at Cranston's Garden City Shopping Center notified police about a case of shoplifting. Soon after, Cooper spotted the two suspected shoplifters at the intersection on Reservoir near Route 10. They were in a Kia and stopped in traffic at the light. The video shows Cooper approaching the vehicle on foot. Twice she tells the driver to shut off the car. Then, she opens the driver's door and orders him to get out. The face to face exchange takes place as the car rolls forward with the driver's side door open. "What are you doing?" asks the driver. "What is this about?" Cooper tells him it's about shoplifting. She orders him out of the car four times. During the exchange, the woman in the passenger seat, who is looking at the intersection ahead, says, "Drive" three times. The man had an alarmed expression on his face in the moments before Cooper's 9mm Glock handgun appears in the frame. One hand moves back to the steering wheel. "Ma'am, get away from my car," he yells. Cooper yells something that sounds like "you can't run me over." The words "run me over" are clear. The footage also shows the vehicle moving toward the intersection. The Glock reappears in the frame to the right. A single shot can be heard. Also, a bright white line appears on the side of the car as it turns just after the shot. It's not clear if it's damage from a bullet, or prior damage that becomes more visible as the car turns and the sun hits it or just a reflection. State police have said the officer fired a shot after the fleeing car drove over her foot. The driver turned onto Route 10 North and evaded capture until Tuesday. Both suspects were arrested on Tuesday at JFK/UMass station in Boston. Both occupants of the car have been charged with assault on a police officer and they face other charges. The driver, a 24-year-old South Boston man, and the passenger, a 24-year-old Lynn woman, were captured by U.S. Marshals, Massachusetts State Police and Boston Police on Tuesday.