~~These Videos Take Time And Effort To Edit And Upload, This Channel Is Also Not Monetised. Please Consider Supporting Us Below.~~ ~ Support Us Through CashApp ~ https://cash.app/%C2%A3PoliceBodycamVideos ~Support Us Through Patreon~ https://www.patreon.com/PoliceBodycamVideos?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator -Donate To A Law Enforcement Charity - (Children of Fallen Police Officers Foundation) https://www.policeofficersfoundation.org More Information About This Channel Can Be Found In The 'ABOUT' Section Of The Channel. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Videos released by the Bucyrus Police Department on Tuesday show two officers responding as the driver of a silver Honda SUV opens fire at them during a traffic stop on Nov. 11. In the footage, from badge and dashboard cameras, Bucyrus police Officer Devin Wireman returns fire, then rushes toward the suspect's vehicle, followed by Lt. Curt Bursby, the second-shift supervisor. According to records from the Crawford County Common Pleas Court clerk's website, the suspect, Jacob Dan Davidson, 38, 15715 Sinkey Road, Centerburg, was indicted by a grand jury on Nov. 15 on charges of felonious assault, a first-degree felony; disrupting public services, a fourth-degree felony; improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle, a fourth-degree felony; and discharging a firearm on or near prohibited premises, a third-degree felony. No local officers or civilians were injured, nor was the suspect, Bucyrus police Capt. Tom Walker said in an email releasing the videos. No local residences were damaged. Davidson is considered a person of interest in Morrow County shooting incidents earlier on Nov. 11. Wireman remains on administrative leave pending the full investigation, Walker said. He maybe able to return to duty in another week or so. Bursby did not discharge his firearm, so he is not on leave. Bucyrus police were seeking a vehicle wanted in connection with those shootings in Morrow County when at 4:35 p.m. Wireman spotted a silver Honda SUV in the 100 block of East Charles Street. The videos from Wireman's cruiser and badge cameras begin as the officer pulls up behind the SUV at the South Sandusky Avenue traffic light. Wireman is the department's K-9 handler; his partner, Capone, was in the back of the vehicle. Country music plays softly in the background as Wireman reports his location to a dispatcher. As the SUV approaches South Spring Street, it stops. Wireman jumps out, then shouts, "He's pulling a gun!" Flashes are visible inside the SUV as two shots are fired out the back window. In response, Wireman moves around the back of his cruiser and fires multiple times, then rushes toward the vehicle, weapon pointed. The SUV appears to drift forward. Wireman goes to the passenger's side of the SUV, Bursby to the driver's side. Wireman warns the suspect he will be shot if he moves. "Yessir, yessir," the suspects answers repeatedly. "Do you want to (expletive) die? What the (expletive) are you doing?" Wireman shouts. "Look; here's my hands," the suspect says. "Look." He says he was aiming for the tires. Swearing, Wireman drags the suspect out of the SUV. "I'm not (expletive) playing with you." "My quarrel's not with you guys, OK," the suspect mumbles. As the two officers handcuff the man, Bursby asks, "Did he shoot at you?" "Yeah, he (expletive) shot at me," Wireman replies. "The tires, man, the tires." Bursby reports to dispatch that they have one in custody. Less than a minute and 20 seconds have passed since Wireman initiated the traffic stop. Wireman accuses the suspect of trying to kill him. "Good job." Another law enforcement officer, who appears to be Crawford County Sheriff Scott Kent, walks up to where the two are making the arrest. According to previous police reports, a subsequent search of the SUV yielded two rifles, magazines and ammunition, and the silver helmet with a single bullet hole in it. The driver-side headrest had a thick block of wood attached for what appeared to be added protection for the suspect. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is handling the investigation into the shooting, Walker said previously. The Crawford County Sheriff’s Office and Bucyrus EMS assisted at the scene. how close Wireman came to getting shot. "If he wasn't thinking quick and didn't get back behind his vehicle and behind that engine block and start returning fire, who knows," Walker said, crediting Wireman for his actions. "I think Officer Wireman did a spectacular job. ... To return fire and bring that to an end that quickly is absolutely unbelievable. And nobody get hurt. And no damage. It's unbelievable."