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Over, calm him down. Hey, breathe. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. In, in, out. In. Move your head. No, hold on. Okay, you're good. You're good. Come here. I got you. Come here. Come here. What's your problem there? Oh my god. Oh my god, he's Sit down, brother. >> Sergeant. Oh my god. Give me your gun. Give me your gun. Every single day cops walk into situations they are not prepared for, and some of those moments don't leave them. Today, we're looking at four of the most gut-wrenching, emotionally raw body cam moments ever captured, where even the toughest officers completely broke down. What isn't you, ma'am? I'm not like this. I don't feel like this. Feel how? Happy to fly with a 41, clear for medical. Don't feel like hell, ma'am. Just mad and angry. November 8th, 2021, officers respond to a home after the owner calls in, claiming she's thinking about killing someone. Little did they know, this call would be the beginning of something far darker. Okay. And then I got this guy and He thought I was crazy. That was the one that started crying. Oh my goodness. Here, little one. You want to come in here with your brother? Hey, baby. Oh my goodness, you are cute. Inside the home, two boys. A 4-year-old with a speech impairment and a 1-month-old infant. The officer had no idea he was looking at this baby for the very last time. What's your brother's name? His name is Kim. What's his name? His name is Oakley. Yeah? This is your little brother. Yeah, that's him. Aw, he's adorable. You can sit back here with your brother, okay? You're in charge of watching him right now. Make sure he don't cry. You got to be a big brother, okay? That's him? The father came to collect the boys. Mom was released from the hospital. Things seemed okay. But 4 days later, she called 911 again, and this time the same officer responded. The situation is about to take a very dark turn. >> [laughter] [laughter] >> Oh. Hey. Hey. I found him. He's here. Is she in there right now? Why? >> [laughter] >> Why? The 1-month-old infant was gone. Signs of suffocation, bruising to his face, his head. Hey, buddy. Hey, buddy. Are you cold? 525 74 No, what's wrong, buddy? Do you need anything to eat? Everything's fine? Hey. Hey. Can I hold your hand? Hey. They're They're They're my friends. They're They're nice people. Okay? Can I hold your hand now? You can trust them? Yeah. It's okay. We can look at the fire truck if you want. I just don't want you to Hey. Maybe has bruises all over his face. Son of a Son of I just needed to I just needed you guys to see this thing before she watched the kids with Is she in the Is she in the car? I don't see her. I see the car. The investigation confirmed it. The mother had suffocated her own child. She was charged with first-degree murder, eventually pled guilty, facing life in prison. This officer blamed himself, felt like he could have done something differently, even though none of it was his fault. >> Is that your wife? Is your wife? She's my wife. Okay. I guess your wife called and said that something was wrong with the baby. That they needed um law enforcement up here. So, what we need you to do, and that's that's as much as we know at this point. Okay. I I know there's not I know you guys are doing your investigation. >> Yeah, we're doing our investigation. I know. I know. >> That 4-year-old lost his baby brother. And this officer, who held that baby just 4 days earlier, he'll carry that for the rest of his life. And if you're watching this and you're not subscribed yet, hit that button right now. We cover the real body cam moments, the ones that actually matter. Now, let's keep going because it gets wild from here. Oh my god. Sit down, brother. >> Sergeant. Oh my god. August 24th, 2021. A Metropolitan Police officer is on routine patrol when he spots a man allegedly using narcotics with a gun visibly sticking out of his clothes. What happens next is over in seconds. Stop. Stop. He's Stop. Traffic three shots fired. Traffic three shots fired. Traffic 3 got shot by duty weapon. I've shot my duty weapon. I need officers. No. Were you hit? No, hold on. Okay, you're good. You're good. Come here. Come here. Come here. What's your name again? Oh my god. Oh my god. Sit down, brother. Sergeant. Oh my god. Give me your gun. Give me your gun. Give me your gun. Sergeant. Oh my god. Code 3 600. You're good. You're good. Code 3 600. I've shot my gun. Oh god. The suspect survived non-life-threatening injuries. The officer physically unharmed, but you could see it in every part of him. That's not a man who's okay. The suspect was later taken to a nearby hospital with injuries that weren't serious. The officers involved in the shooting were put on standard administrative leave while the investigation is ongoing. December 23rd, 2023. Just 2 days before Christmas, a 10-year-old boy playing outside gets struck by a vehicle. Is there a bone hanging out? >> Yes. And his feet Sorry. It's all right. Listen, he's going to a very good hospital, okay? He's going to a very good place. The little kid got ran over? How is the child? Is the child okay? He's He's No. No. His leg like his whole meat is showing. His leg Stay right there. Stay right there. Don't move. He just left in a green van. Green van is leaving right now, Brittany for now. Hey, does anybody got video cameras? There goes those two. But I can't put that there. Okay. Did you see anything? I did. I called it. Okay. A witness saw everything. She didn't just see the impact. She watched the driver get out of the vehicle, try to pull the boy from under the car, fail, back up, and drive away without a single call for help. My son saw something. I just seen I just seen the van that's green. I thought it was a kid playing. She was playing from here. She was Look, his shoe right there. She dragged him. Okay. All right, man. I'm going to You You seen everything. Yeah, I seen everything. Okay. Just wait over there for me. Can you do me a favor? Wait by that car for me. Yeah, I don't I don't think I called it. I don't think Yeah, it's open. And she's still driving. So, I'm like coming up like hey hey like this like screaming. Still driving on the kid? >> Yeah, she's still going with the car. So, I'm screaming like hey like this to her. So, I guess I guess she see me going like this. She jumps out the car and then she pick him up and she's like, "Why would you jump in the front of the car while I'm driving?" And she picked him up and just put him where you guys see him right now. And I ran up to him and I just called 911 like instantly. I could tell she was going to leave. So, I grabbed my phone I called 911 and I told them this address right here. Okay. Well, 1860 and then um I was like, "Sir, it looks like she about to leave." Cuz she was like, "Oh, I know his mom. I'm going to go to his mom." But you wouldn't have left the van there. She got back in the van. So, he was like, "What's the tag number?" And I just kept saying it to him. And I'm like in a green van, whatever the tag number is. I can't remember anymore. I tried to describe her. Officers tracked the woman down and when they found her, she had the audacity to act like she was the one who needed help. I got to go get this kid's mom. I have to go get this kid's mom. He just ran right out in front of my truck. Step out of the truck. Anybody else in the truck here? No, it's just me. You're not supposed to leave the scene of the accident. He told me to go get his mom. Step out of the truck. He told me to go get his mom. Okay, what the [ __ ] Stop. Stop. Oh my god. Do not move. Okay. He told me to go get his mom. What is happening? Stop moving. What the He told me to go get his mom. Relax. Look, I'm scared. The kid just ran right out in front of my truck. I'm supposed to go get his mom. Stop moving around. I need my medication. Can you just Ma'am, we cannot give you anything. >> Yeah, I need an ambulance now. 101, probably. I don't know what's going on. Take a deep breath. I can't take a deep breath. I need I need I need an ambulance. Deep breaths. The boy survived. Broken leg, open fracture. The driver was arrested and charged with hit and run causing serious bodily harm, a moving traffic violation, and driving with an expired license. I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to do that. October 23rd, 2024, Florida. Officers are called to a $1.6 million property by the owner, a 42-year-old named Elroy Clark, who says his tenant is causing a disturbance. Something immediately feels off. You feel it? What happened today, sir? It needs to be maintained. It's pretty peaceful right now. >> It's my my home, and I told him he can't come in without permission. Yeah. So, he violated it. My space. My boundaries. All right. Then came and slammed my door. So, he destroyed Yes, that's destruction of property. Where is he currently? He's currently in my area that I allowed him to stay in. How long has he been staying here? For a few months now. Okay. He has no weapons on him. He has no weapons. >> Do you have any weapons on you? I am the weapon. Okay, do you have any guns on you? I don't I don't use guns. Okay. Routine check reveals Elroy has an active arrest warrant. Officers move to detain him. That's when things go completely sideways. That is not me. >> Okay. You're going to tell me who I am? >> Cuz I got I got proof. I got your picture. >> That's proof? I'm having I'm having your ID. >> That's You got in your hands. Stay calm. If you fail to comply >> If you fail to comply to what I just said, I want to stay calm. If you fail to comply with what I just said We're Put your hands behind your back. Listen, I don't I don't take orders from you. Listen. >> You're not touching me. You're about to get tased. >> For what? You have a warrant for your arrest. >> not have a warrant. >> your behind your back. I am Okay? You're about to get tased. I'm not Yeah. You're going to tase You're going to on my land. >> I will. I will. It is peaceful. Don't you feel the peace? >> No, you're yelling right now. Okay. Put your hands behind >> touch me Put your hands behind >> Hey, do not touch me. Put your hands behind your back. >> touch me. I'm telling you do not touch me. I'm going to tase you. >> me, it's going to get hot in this And it's it's I'm telling you it's going to get hot. I can't >> I'm telling you it's going to get hot. I don't care. Go ahead. I'm going to tase you. All right. Let Put your hands behind your back. Listen. Put your hands behind your back. I gave you everything and this is how you treat me. >> On the ground, please. I gave you everything >> On the ground. I gave you I Call me. Do not touch me. Stay on the ground. >> Do not touch me. If you touch me If you touch me, you're going to see something you don't want to see. Come on. Get on the ground. Come on. For your safety Get on the ground. Get on the ground. I'm telling you. Three officers, two taser deployments, and they still couldn't hold him down. What you don't realize yet is this situation is about to turn deadly. Tell me right now. Get on the ground. I don't want to be in the pain. Less lethal. Less lethal. Less lethal. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. I know. Get on the ground, dude. Get on the ground. Shots fired. Shots fired. 428. Shots fired. Hey, breathe. Deep breath. Deep breath. In and out. In. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, look at [laughter] me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. No. Come on. Face this way. Face this way. Deep breath. Deep breath. I want to hear deep breaths. Like that. One more. One more. Come on. Let's [laughter] clean up. Come on. >> [panting] >> I got to shot him. Come on. Come on. It's okay. He was coming right at me. I I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. >> [laughter] >> I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to do that. All right, Clark died at the scene. Later investigators revealed he had been hospitalized by a deputy 4 months earlier and many who knew him said this behavior was completely out of character. He was suffering from PTSD from that encounter. No charges were filed against the officers involved. Drop it in the comments, which of these got you? And if this video hit different, subscribe, share it because these moments deserve to be seen. We'll be back with more. Stay locked in.
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