Put the knife down. He's got a knife. I've got him at gunpoint. Put the knife down. >> Put the knife down. Put it down. Put it >> I do not want to be here right now. Okay. >> Uh right now I'm going to uh go ahead and I'm going to invoke my um uh my power attorneys that are in uh my briefcase at home. >> This officer was all by himself with backup still over 30 minutes away. The dash cam shows him walking toward a suspicious vehicle, fully aware no help was coming anytime soon, alone, exposed, and under pressure. Every decision carried enormous risk. >> It doesn't matter. >> Okay, you can leave. If you don't if you don't want to be around her anymore, you don't have to be around. >> No, no. Power of It's pretty simple. >> No, I know what the law is and I know what it's not. Power of attorney negates from her talking to law enforcement attorneys. No, it doesn't. Yes, it does. I have it notorized. Would you like to see my paper and legality? >> I'm telling you right now, a power of attorney does not tell her that she cannot talk to us. Go sit in the car. >> Go sit in the car while I talk to her. >> I have three power. >> Go sit in the car while I talk to her. I said no. >> Or you're going to be interfering. Go. >> I'm not interfering. I have three powers of notorized. >> I am investigating. Go sit down. >> Victoria, you come to the car. >> Go sit down. >> Victoria, I'm going to ask you one last time. I have the power of attorney. >> I'm telling you right now that I'm going to arrest you. >> Her attorneys have No, I won't. Her attorneys has already seen it. Bud, >> I don't care. Go. >> Good. I don't care. I know the law. >> You're interfering with my investigation. >> No, you're interfering with my wife. >> Do I need to put you in in handcuffs and put you in the car? Do I need to have uh uh uh my attorney get a a hold of you to to give you this? What? Here. >> This is where we're going. I'm going to detain you and put you in my car so I can talk to you. >> The attorney. One second. Victoria, I'm asking you. Would you tell this man? No. The uh the other cop did the same thing. Okay. And he learned his lesson, too. >> All right. But he didn't. You're going to comply with me and go sit over there. >> Oh, what I'm going to do is I know the law. I have the power of attorneys in my briefcase. My attorney's seen it. Her attorney here. Let me help you out. Her attorney's got it. Let me help you out. Just a minute. Just a minute. Let me confirm it for you. Victoria, you're not >> Victoria. Did he hit you? >> No, he did not hit me. I just want to be alone right now. And he was blocking me. >> Can I help? >> Okay. >> And we're just going to keep going around and around and around. I need to have Melissa here. Okay. I need to grab my briefcase. I need all three power of attorneys uh so I can show this man uh and this young lady exactly what I'm talking about. Because see, she's trying to part herself and I'm trying to stop her from hurting herself and her child. just happened. >> I was just trying to walk away. Okay. Stop me. >> I have the right to by the power of attorney. I'm not trying to physically stop you. I'm trying to stop you mentally before you go out and do something, sweetheart. I'm trying to get her some help. >> Okay. She has paranoid delusional psychosis. >> That's That's cool. But she's not having that now. >> Okay. She's been having it all day, but >> Okay, then you know what? Drive her to a hospital. >> Then let's drive her to a hospital. >> You drive her to a hospital. You can get her to commit herself. That's fine. But we're not going to do it. She's not showing anything that's going to harm anybody or herself. Okay. >> All right. >> And Eastern, >> but she called because you assaulted her. That's why we're here. >> That's why we're here. >> I am trying to stop her from uh uh what she does. The paranoid, delusional psychosis. She forget. >> So, she paranoid, delusionally psychosisted. The fact that you hit her in front of Akens. >> I did not touch her. This is my wife and I love her. I've went through nine years of this uh and I'm not going to continue um to keep going through it. Um, if you like to ask the other gentleman, he used to work for Britzville, uh, until he was the sheriff. Uh, and then he went ahead and crossed my boundaries. Um, and then I showed him my power of attorneys. Um, unless you're Supreme Court, it ain't going to happen unless you can overrule that. >> It doesn't matter if you have notoriized or not. You cannot stop her from talking to us. If somebody needs to talk to us because they're reporting something, you can't stop them. >> It's not a You understand? >> It's not a She has the right to report whatever she wants to us. >> We will investigate it from there. You don't get to interfere with that. what I'm trying to >> period. That is the end. There is no more. Don't go any further. That's the end. If she wants to talk to us, >> talk to me. >> You're not listening to me. If she wants to talk to us, she has every right to do. Sure, she does. Absolutely. But you're interfering with me being able to talk to her. Yes. >> I'm trying to get her back home. Get >> You have already interfered. >> Go his mouth anymore. >> Go over there like I've asked you to do. >> Don't interfere. No, you're interfering with what's going on with her. Get off me. >> Come on. >> 254. send me some additional. >> What begins as a tense encounter quickly escalates. Out of nowhere, the suspect pulls a knife, turning a dangerous situation into a potential deadly one. Officers shout, demanding he drop the weapon, but he refuses. And instead of surrendering, he bolts, forcing police into a chase that could end in chaos at any second. >> Knife down. >> What? Shoot. >> Put the knife down. >> Put it down. Put the knife down, >> sir. Put it down. Put the knife down right now. Put it down. Put it down. Put the knife down, sir. Sir, put it down. Put it down. >> Victoria. Victoria. Victoria. Take this. Take it, baby. Please don't. Please don't. Victoria, please. She's safe. >> Put it down. >> She's She's scared. Get >> I know. Put the knife down. Put it down. >> Victoria, you're safe. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> Put the knife down. >> You're safe. >> Hey, take it. Take it. Take the knife down. >> Put the knife down, sis. Put it down. >> Put it down. Get back. >> Put it down. >> Put the knife down, sir. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. >> Victoria, baby girl. Please >> put the knife down. Put it down. Put it down. Drop it. Drop it now. >> Drop the knife. >> Victoria. >> Drop the knife. Drop it. [ __ ] >> is wrong with you, man? are deployed. I missed. I need other officers here now. Stop. She's safe. She's safe. Stop. >> Put the knife down. Put it down. >> Imagine a job where every second counts. Where in the blink of an eye, an officer must shift from calming words to life or death survival. Here you can see it unfold. One moment he's trying to reason with the suspect, searching for even a trace of humanity. But in truth, it didn't look like the suspect had any to begin with. And just seconds later, everything takes a dangerous turn you won't want to miss. >> No. Put it on the ground now. >> Put it on the ground. >> Stop. >> Drop the knife. >> Shut up, Matthew. >> Put the knife down. >> Stop, man. >> No. >> You know me. >> You grabbed that knife and came at me. Put the knife. Get down. Get on the ground. >> I didn't come next to you. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Tell you, Matthew, >> get on the ground. >> Stop. >> Stop. 254 Ritzville. There should be a state unit out. Somebody needs >> You need to >> You're Hey, >> you're under arrest. You're under arrest. Sir, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Brian was successfully able to escape police as pursuing him was not authorized. Just a few days later, separate officers received a 911 call about a suspicious man trying to forcibly enter a house in Spokane County, Washington. And you'll never guess who it was. >> Vinc. He got back in the car. He's trying to drive away. 254. He just went south on Jackson. I'm going to stay here with the other person. >> Just Can you take other take take your hand up behind your back? What are you doing over here? >> Um, >> it's Jason Weber. >> Yeah. >> Looking for Jason Weber. What's your birthday? 06 09 is 86. >> He's saying 6986. Hey, hands out of your pocket. Thank you. So, whose door did you knock on? >> Can you Can you look at me when I talk so I can hear you? >> Oh, I apologize. >> Sorry, I don't have a teeth. >> Okay. >> Why is there camera footage of you knocking on the door and then no one answer? You try the handle. >> I understand what you're saying. >> What's your middle initial? >> Jason Decker. >> Yep. You're going to be detained for now, buddy. Cuz we're going to figure out what's going on. So, I'm going to give you one more chance to tell me who you are. Do you have any ID on you? Okay, so here's the deal. We've run through the credit bureau. We've gone through the Texas DMV. We've gone through the Washington DMV. >> Sorry, I don't mind talking to I'm a little embarrassed about my mom. >> So, let's start fresh. What is your first name? Cuz if we're going to play the name game, we'll just go to jail and be really simple. This is your kind of last and final offer here. We're going to figure out who you are since you're lying about your name and you're going up to people's houses and knocking on doors and grabbing door handles. So, what's your first name? >> I'll talk. I'll I'll be cooperative. I just got to get something. >> It doesn't work that way. It's not a negotiation. You don't make any rules. You don't make any decisions. I'm not trying. >> You either tell us who you are or you go to jail. So, who are you? >> What do you guys want from me? I I >> What is your name? >> Let's do it this way. >> No, no. We're not doing it your way. We're doing it our way. >> That's what I said. >> Okay. What's your name? >> My name is Brian. B I A N. Last name is Summer. >> You guys have to do this. >> All right. Hey, Brian. So, right now you're under arrest for making false or misleading statements. Okay. Just so you're aware of that. We're going to figure out what Adams County wants to do with whatever whatever business you have going on over there. Okay. Brian was charged with first and third degree felonious assault, felony eluding obstruction, and resisting arrest.