Resistance is not a harmless choice. What you are about to see shows how an impulsive action can push a situation to a dangerous threshold. >> 1050. >> Get on the Show me your >> hand. Starting right now. >> Give me the car. Get in the car. >> Suspect down. >> On December 19th, 2025, at approximately 10:15 p.m., a man called 911 to report that his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend was attempting to break into her home on Chile Avenue and may have been armed with a gun. Hey, you got some open in the front? >> Yeah, I'm talking on the uh west side of the house. Last scene. I don't see anything now. You good? >> Yeah, he's right here. >> Watch out. >> You there. Stop. I'm >> channel. >> I'm shot. I'm shot. Yep. We got someone back there. Hold up. >> The side of the window over here in the front. >> Yeah, I'm talking to her up front with the uh the car that came in. Guess >> Yeah, he's right here. >> What you doing? What? What you doing? Police quickly responded to the scene to check the area. During contact, the suspect suddenly fired toward an officer, causing the situation to escalate immediately. Officers responded, subdued the suspect, and requested medical assistance, bringing a dangerous split-second law enforcement incident to a close. blocking all traffic. >> Hey man, stop for a second. >> Stop. Show them your >> hand. Right now. >> Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss the next intense pursuit and law enforcement response situations. >> I need an ambulance. Give me the car. Give me the car. >> Suspect's down. Suspect down right now. >> [ __ ] >> Slowing down. Slow down. In the early morning of March 27th, 2022 on Interstate I20 near Bill Kennedy Way, police detected a BMW 640i traveling at an extremely high speed, far exceeding the posted limit. When officers attempted to initiate a traffic stop, the driver, Deontay Derty, immediately accelerated and fled, reaching speeds of over 140 mph, repeatedly making dangerous lane changes and ignoring traffic signals. Keep that connector. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Compound. Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. We're going to go out there. Just stand by. >> The pursuit continued across multiple interstate routes and into urban areas, prompting law enforcement to deploy a pit maneuver to bring it to an end. The BMW collided with several vehicles before coming to a stop. Dert was safely taken into custody, medically evaluated at the scene, and faces multiple serious charges related to fleeing, reckless driving, and excessive speeding. Okay. Heat. On Interstate I4, the Florida Highway Patrol identified a vehicle reported as stolen and quickly initiated a pursuit. The driver, a juvenile, failed to comply and fled at speeds exceeding 100 mph, repeatedly changing directions and creating a high risk to traffic. 17 hour. We're going to be 1031. We're approximating for 10:30 traffic for 29 at 1031. Bit 82 and 1/2. 82 and 12 whiskey. Turn back around. I've already se Nike ski mask. We're taking exit 81. Exit 81. Get pit again. >> Signal four miles. After multiple tactical interventions, law enforcement executed a pit maneuver, forcing the vehicle to stop. The suspect was taken into custody at the scene. Medical personnel were called to conduct an evaluation, bringing a tense pursuit that lasted only minutes but carried serious risk to a close. Bro, you bro, you ain't getting [ __ ] Why you like your hand? You see your hand? >> On the morning of November 18th, police pursued a vehicle reported as stolen after the driver, Dakota King, failed to comply with a stop. Multiple units were involved and the pursuit quickly moved on to the University of Arizona campus. Johnny Mark Lang. We're back in the parking lot over here at the university. He's throwing sparks now. How in the world is that thing still going? We're right outside here. there. The vehicle drove through parking lots and public areas, causing damage to multiple vehicles and infrastructure before being stopped. Dakota King was taken into custody, was the only person injured, and was transported for emergency medical treatment. The incident concluded once the scene was secured and the campus was reopened to students. I can see him. >> Get out. Hands up and get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out. >> Take your seat. On July 9th, 2025 in Palm Coast, Florida, a Flaggler County deputy conducted a traffic stop for an obscured license plate. Instead of cooperating, the female driver refused to lower her window, argued, and suddenly drove away from the scene, forcing law enforcement to intervene and stop the vehicle at a gas station. >> 33 traffic from the racetrack. >> Just resistance. He's trying to back She took off from me and now she's parked in a racetrack parking spot after I told her not to. No, just keep it. Get out. >> Sheriff's office. Get out of the vehicle. Do it now. >> Do it now. >> Slow down. Roll it down. All right. Look, roll your window down. We'll talk. Okay. Just tell you what. Hey, put Hang on. Listen. Just listen to me. Pulled over. >> Listen to me. >> I've been pulled over. >> I'll tell you. I don't know. I wasn't here. >> I get it. Listen. >> Unfortunately, these are your options now. >> These are your options now. Okay. >> These are your options. You're under arrest. I'm not crying. >> What the hell? >> Put your hands up. Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Hands up and get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out. >> Take your seat. Take your seatelt off and get out of the car. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Take your seatelt off and get out of the car. >> And get out of the car. >> Push it. Push it. >> Park. Put it in park. >> Long as [ __ ] >> I haven't done anything. >> Take the seat belt. >> I got y'all's hands. >> Yeah, I know. >> Take the seatelt off with your right hand. >> Take the seatelt off with your right hand. >> Put with your right hand. Take your seat belt off. >> Right hand. >> Take off your seat belt. >> Everywhere. >> Step out. >> No, please. Okay. Don't leave with me. Please stop. I haven't done anything wrong. I haven't done anything wrong. >> You should have listened. That's what happened. >> Listen to what? Aggression. >> No, it wasn't at first. >> Yes, it was. Yes, it was. Oh my god. Please. >> After multiple commands were ignored, officers were forced to break the window and take the suspect into custody. A search of the vehicle revealed a large quantity of illegal substances, prescription medications, and related paraphernalia. What began as a routine traffic stop quickly escalated into an arrest with multiple serious charges due to prolonged non-compliance. >> You can't cut these in front of me. I have >> Congratulations. You've turned us into something really didn't need to be. >> It was just going to be a It was all it was going to be was a warrant. >> Great job. >> Remember? No, but nothing. >> Okay, we have a female here that's going to search you. Do you have anything on your person that going to poke me, stick me? If you keep going away, I'm going to charge you myself. >> I'm not doing. >> Keep going. This deputy here is going to search you. She's going to run you through some things. You're okay. Let it go. >> Let me go. >> I'm not I'm not not complying. I >> right now go. During a patrol in Tennessee, police identified a vehicle that failed to comply and fled through multiple heavily trafficked roads. The pursuit ended when the vehicle suffered a serious malfunction. Yet, the driver continued to resist before being subdued. >> Number one lane, he's striking vehicles. Chattanooga, can we intervention on this contact? >> 925. I'm I'm holding him here. Uh air bags are blowing in the vehicle. We still got four good tires. You're breaking out right now. Go go go right now. Get off me. I'm going back up. The suspect was ultimately taken into custody safely, bringing a short but high-risisk street pursuit to a close. 1050. 1050. >> 1050. Are you involved from an armed carjacking investigation, police quickly initiated a pursuit after the suspect fled at high speed through multiple heavily trafficked roads. The individual, who had previously escaped on several occasions, was identified as possibly carrying a firearm and continuously engaged in reckless behavior, posing a serious threat to the community. >> I got somebody with me. I don't know if it's a state conservation unit or something. >> 10 be coming up to McQueen shortly. Speeds are up to 90. He's going in the middle. 10 coming up. Speed's going 90. I'm going 21 25 southbound plane from hops at 1040 approaching sterns again speeds approaching 113. I'm solo again. I don't know where my other guy went, but 413. >> Yeah, if somebody can simal cast this on Instagram, I'd appreciate it. Southbound 31 coming up to reserve drive. Traffic about 50 mph southbound 31 coming up to reserve traffic medium going about 50. Southbound for Christina approaching south for Christina. 1050 A Favian. 1050 A Fabian. >> 1050. Are you involved? >> Hold the air. Hold the air. Air. As the pursuit entered a residential area and no safe options remained to continue, law enforcement was forced to end it using coercive measures. During the attempt to subdue the suspect, shots were fired, leading to a gunfight in which the suspect was killed and the K9 police dog was fatally shot. The incident left a profound impact on the entire unit and resulted in prolonged investigative and legal proceedings afterward. Follow the channel now to continue watching intense law enforcement moments captured in real life. Shots fired. Shots fired. Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> On February 21st, 2023, Sandy Springs police responded to a report of a stolen wallet at a Planet Fitness gym. Witnesses stated that a man had picked up the wallet, concealed it, and left with his girlfriend before staff could intervene. >> Come here. >> Yes. >> No, I put on the counter after. >> You didn't put on the counter. >> I did. Hey, come on. >> Tapping on my shoulder like, "Hey, is that your I said no. I'm going to ask to search you. So, where did you set the wall? somehow. >> So, the reason we're stopping you is people are saying that they saw you take the wallet away. >> Are all these cards yours in here? >> Yes. First and last name. >> What's your first name? >> Christopher. My ID and my that I had since 2017. >> Okay. putting this back. >> Okay. >> So, why would they think that you guys have this wallet? >> Yeah. Can I get my drink? >> No, just hold on. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> God, why am I being entertained? Because you have cars. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. Don't hang up, guys. Don't watch. >> I'm not reaching for nothing. Put your hands behind your back now. You get tased. I got tased. Put your other hand behind your back. No. Put your hand behind your back. We need units to deploy. >> When officers approached the couple outside a nearby store to verify the situation, the suspect repeatedly argued, refused to cooperate, and failed to follow commands. The situation quickly escalated into a physical struggle, forcing officers to deploy a taser to gain control. The suspect was safely taken into custody. The wallet was recovered and returned to the victim, and the incident concluded with charges related to theft and obstruction of law enforcement, demonstrating how a minor initial act can rapidly escalate into an arrest due to lack of cooperation. >> Help! Behind your back. Help! Help! >> 210, we help! >> 210, we need units. >> Help! >> Help! >> Help! Help! Put your hand behind your back. Ah! the hell. >> In an incident in Vermont, police approached a woman to make an arrest when she suddenly fled, ignoring commands to stop. Officers quickly pursued and subdued her, ending the attempt to escape. So my stuff. I just want my stuff. I just want my stuff. >> I just want my stuff. I just want my stuff. He's so I just wanted my stuff back and I want my boyfriend. He stole my backpack with all my stuff in it. >> Did I just want my stuff? I just found Bob called you guys. >> You're under arrest. You have the right to remain silent. >> That's fine. I just wanted my stuff back. >> The woman was subsequently taken into custody safely. The incident illustrates how an impulsive reaction can quickly escalate a situation from an initial contact into an arrest. >> I just wanted my stuff back. I just want my stuff back and I want my boyfriend. My boyfriend. >> I just want my boyfriend shots fired. >> No, no, no. >> Main bar and lighthouse. >> No, no, no, no. >> During a patrol, police signaled a white Mazda to stop, but the driver failed to comply and fled. The pursuit quickly escalated when the suspect fired shots, forcing officers to respond to an immediate threat. >> He's not stopping. You're kidding me, right? >> One going to be in a pursuit. Failure to yield on Lancing and is running a stop sign approximately 40 mph. He has a gun. >> One, shots fired. >> One, shots fired. >> One, shots fired. >> No, no, no. Berry and lighthouse. >> No, no, no. >> You okay? >> What up? One shots fired. I'm taking fire. He's just headed northbound on Harbor near Sale Iowa. Police attempted to stop a sedan driven by 36-year-old Justin Derby, but the driver failed to comply and fled at high speed, weaving through multiple vehicles. >> Roll over one location. Hey there. Okay. All right. I got a track. Get out and get on the ground. Get out and get on the ground. What are you running for? Huh? Tell you what, man. You come out, turn around. All right. Get up here where it's flat. When the vehicle was forced to stop, the suspect exited and fled on foot across a field. The pursuit ended when he jumped into a muddy pond to evade capture before officers persuaded him to come out and safely took him into custody, concluding a tense law enforcement situation from pursuit to arrest. >> Shortest trip is probably unfortunately for you. >> I got no black. >> What's your name, man? Get on the ground. Get on the ground. I'm going you up. I'm going you up. Get on the ground. Uhhuh. There we go. Get on the ground. Get on the >> During a traffic stop in Florida, a female driver failed to comply and fled, prompting police to deploy spike strips. The vehicle lost control, crashed into a fence, and came to a stop. But the driver continued to flee on foot. During a brief pursuit, an officer used a taser to subdue her and safely return her to the scene. >> On the ground. Get on the ground. I'm going you up. I'm going you up. Get on the ground. Uh-huh. There we go. Get on the ground. Get on the lay in your stomach. Do it now. >> Get on the stomach. Hands behind your back. >> 4120, check that car. We're out with the driver. We're good. >> Go to the car. >> A search of the vehicle revealed multiple items and illegal substances, while the woman offered disorganized explanations for why she fled. The incident concluded with charges related to dangerous fleeing and obstruction of law enforcement. >> Roll with me. >> Tuck your knees in. >> As soon as you clear that car, let me know if we're good. >> Tuck your knees in so I can stand you up. >> Tuck your up. >> Where are you hurt? >> Where are you hurt? >> The only reason that runs me is my >> Where are you? I was particip right now down right I mean, I'm traumatized. I don't know what just happened. That's why, you know, >> what's your name? >> What is it? >> What's your whole name? >> Sir, I'm sorry. >> Put your feet in the car. >> We're going to wait till they get here. >> I have it. Put your feet in. >> Okay. I have >> ma'am. I'm going to make you put your feet in. >> And I even got it out of the way, so I didn't get you. >> I should have killed that from one. >> Two out of four. Look at this. >> Season four of Courage Callie Dog. >> What happened? >> You got season four of this. >> Oh, nice. >> Golly, bro. Holy. Check this. She don't [ __ ] around. Holy [ __ ] Nice. Let's see. >> We're a little boat trip. >> Oh, get just some weed. >> More weed. >> I got a nice sprint. >> I was like, man, get out of my way. I'm >> I know. I saw I was like, [ __ ] Lean to the right. I was like, I'm not stopping. In Milwaukee, police identified a vehicle that failed to comply with a traffic stop and quickly accelerated, fleeing through multiple city streets. The pursuit was prolonged with the vehicle repeatedly changing directions, running red lights, and at times driving the wrong way, creating significant risk to surrounding traffic. getting off at Good Hook Road and he is going to get I3 North back on to I43 North from Goodook and now he's got his hazards on. Okay, hands are off. Northbound I 43 north is two lanes right now. 43 northbound 43 is in the right lane right now. Try and get off here. He's breaking 82A. He's going to have to go east from here. Watch the spike. There might be a spike shirt coming. Might be a spike. Dean Road. Continue southbound. We may go south on here for a while. I don't know. I know the area. Traffic is light. Speeds are 70. >> Not sure if he was hit by him or not. He tried to go around him. Southport past Bradley, passing Lumie. >> The snakes were unsuccessful. Try coming up. >> It's going to be all right. He's slowing down at 58. He's got the brakes on 58. I want to see. >> Law enforcement coordinated multiple units and deployed spike strips several times to reduce the vehicle's mobility. Once the tires were damaged and speed gradually decreased, officers continued to manage the situation until the vehicle was no longer able to flee. The incident was handled as a typical law enforcement operation, demonstrating sustained coordination and patience to minimize risk during a prolonged urban pursuit. >> Pull over pull over eastbound Lisbon passing 59. 585 go. 5414 taking him into custody on 58 in Lisbon for now. When commands are ignored, the line between control and escalation becomes fragile. This video has been edited and analyzed by the channel's team from a law enforcement perspective. Is not intended to replace the original record. And if you want to continue following decisive moments like these, subscribe to the channel so you don't miss the latest videos. All the things you never >> They thought they could escape. But the police force was not so easy to fool. >> Discover the most thrilling chases where speed and intelligence decided everything. I need it. On October 23rd, 2024 in Decal, Illinois, police arrived at a Toyota dealership to arrest Charles Treikio, who had attacked employees with a weapon. >> Breaking behind you. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it, >> Charles. He's got a knife. Send it back. >> Charles, drop the knife. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it now. Drop it. >> Decau police attempted to convince the suspect to drop his weapon, but Trapicio refused to cooperate and attempted to attack the police. Faced with a threatening situation, two officers were forced to open fire. >> Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> Triikio was arrested. around the other side. >> One of the knives is I think you're on it or something. >> I picked it away. I picked it away. Where you head, Charles? >> Charles, >> give yourself a second. You got it. On April 14th, 2024 in Houston, Texas, Harris County Police order driver Patrick Hurst, who had multiple outstanding warrants, to get out of his car. >> I don't need your insurance. I got on the computer. >> What is this? >> ID. Back. >> Wait, wait, wait. What is this? Is not your driver's license. What is this? >> My you Oh, you're a sovereign citizen. Oh, here we go. I am not a side assistant. >> Still got enough. >> We got plenty. >> Okay, >> let's go. >> You want another shield? >> Same time. Same time. No, we don't need >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Hang on. Let me talk to him. Let me talk to him. >> Hey, Patrick, this your last chance to come. >> First refused to cooperate and fled, leading to a chase. Sorry. We're 21. The suspect drove recklessly through several streets and eventually stopped because of spike strips. who hey Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Fire, fire. Hurst continued to run on foot and opened fire, forcing police to return fire. >> Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. >> Hurst was arrested at the scene. Go go go go go go go go go. On October 20th, 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona, police searched for an armed man who had illegally entered a store. >> I don't know why you keep walking away. said he has a knife on his belt. >> Did he steal anything or >> the guy has bandic black hair wrapping over his head? >> Hey, police. >> Stop. >> The suspect entered the storage area and climbed on merchandise. Police ordered him down and attempted to subdue him. >> You got the taser. I got here. You want to come this way with hands? I got >> Please get your hands up now. >> The suspect suddenly ran away, prompting police to use a taser, and a tense struggle ensued. During the struggle, the suspect grabbed the taser from one officer, forcing another officer to fire to control the situation. >> Let go my hand. Oh [ __ ] [ __ ] >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Put your hands behind your back. Steal it. Steal it. On September 16th, 2024, in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, police pursued a limousine that was driving erratically and had a registration violation. The suspect attempted to pass other vehicles, but lost control and skidded off the road. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm running after him. Put your hands on your back right now. Get on the ground. >> The driver abandoned the vehicle and fled into the woods, but was spotted by an officer. And during the struggle, the suspect attacked the officer. >> Hey, don't bite me. >> I need help. >> He's fighting. Watch out. Watch out. Move. Move. Move. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. Still behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Good stuff. Come on. Roll. >> Other police along with K9 Chase arrived to assist in subduing the suspect who was eventually arrested. Glasses are gone. My radio's gone. I'm up. Hey, hey, drop the kn. Hey, just back up. Get in your car. Get in your car and lock the doors. Drop the knife. >> In Oklahoma City, officers confronted Sergio Groover, who was standing outside his home with a knife and ignoring orders to drop his weapon. Hey. Hey, drop the knife. Hey, get back up. Get in your car. Get in your car and lock the doors. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Get in your car. >> Police used a taser, but it was ineffective. >> Tas him again. >> Again. the knife. >> Hey, we're going to get you some help. Okay. >> When Groover suddenly turned and advanced on one officer with a weapon in his hand, other officers were forced to open fire. >> Hey, we're going to get you some help. Okay. >> Hey, we're going to get you some help, okay? >> To an area hospital where he did not survive his injuries. The suspect was identified as Sergio Groover. were placed on routine administrative leave. >> On the morning of January 12th, 2023 in Connecticut, police organized a raid to arrest a car theft suspect, Jimmy Shoemaker Gonzalez, in the Bristol area. >> Clear the channel. Don't say anything. Give him more control. The hell you Oh, no. Move. >> Breathe. Breathe. >> Breathe. Freeze. >> The suspect took over Officer Pratt's patrol car and other officers fired to stop him but were unsuccessful. Freeze. >> Fire. You stole 257 on Brook down there. He activated the light. Yeah, I need some uh caution tape down here as well. >> The chase ended when the suspect crashed into a restaurant on Stafford Street. All right, >> put your hands behind your back. >> On October 3rd, 2024, in Woodbury, Connecticut, officer Tim Wright conducted a traffic stop on North Main Street for a Jeep Grand Cherokee without valid license plates. >> What do you mean don't come? >> Don't [ __ ] come near me. >> Tyler, don't. The driver, Tyler Wilmet, 31, exited the vehicle and became aggressive, refused to comply with commands, and attacked right with a weapon >> or what he did. >> I don't know if he stabbed me. >> All right, >> put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Officer John Cavell pursued and subdued Wilmet with a taser. >> Give me your other hand. Give me your other hand. >> He attacked me. >> Give me your hand. He attacked me. He attacked me. >> Give me your other hand. He [ __ ] attacked me. LT412 put me on that. >> Yeah, I think so. >> He's happy. >> Yeah, I think so. >> Let me see where. >> After handcuffing the suspect, Cavella assisted in caring for his injured partner before an ambulance arrived. >> I need a medic immediately. I need a medic. Roger. Come over here. On January 21st, 2025, an officer observed a stolen vehicle traveling on East 9th Street and conducted a pit near North Locust Street. The vehicle made a 180° turn and stopped at the intersection. >> Thank you. Little Rock police asked the driver, Tiffany Duckray, to exit the vehicle and placed her under arrest. right there. >> On October 17th, 2024, Arkansas State Police pursued a black motorcycle driven by wanted suspect Huey Zayn Brooks in Montichello airport. While fleeing, Brooks drove recklessly, going the wrong way and exceeding the speed limit by more than twice. Police used rolling boxing to slow the motorcycle. out. >> When Brooks attempted to pass on the shoulder, Officer Butler blocked the road with his vehicle, causing Brooks to lose control and be arrested. Wow, there's no Trying to get back around 1050. >> In Georgia, a Honda CBR motorcycle rider fled when he was stopped by Georgia State Police for a traffic violation. Black, black hair, black, we're going to come back. >> The suspect passed oncoming traffic, drove through a school area, and attempted to lose the officer by veering onto a dirt road behind the school. Coming up 78 Snowco. Coming up S8 Snowco. Turning right on Clear View. Right on clear view. >> Dead end. Dead end to it. Dead end to dirt behind the high school. Behind the high school dirt. >> Trying to get back around. Get the high school. 1050. 1050. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> The motorcycle eventually lost control and crashed. >> The suspect remained resisting arrest and was subdued with a taser before being taken into custody. You can't press my head off. I can't hit you. Turn it off. Press the dog. I can hit you. It's an arrow. Guns have not bombed on you. >> No, sir. >> Sure. >> Yes, sir. radio. >> The cameras are on and the chase begins. The suspects are speeding away, but the police are ready to stop any dangerous behavior. Let's watch the action moments that can't be taken away. Stay back. >> Okay. On April 23rd, 2021, Los Angeles Police Department, North Hollywood, received a report of a suspect with a dangerous weapon at an apartment complex on Witadet Avenue. >> Oh, yeah. Just drop a knife. Just drop the knife, man. >> It's all right. >> Hey, come on, man. Help me. Put the knife down. >> No, I don't want to. >> Why? >> Cuz what? >> I need an ambulance. >> I'm going to get your ambulance. We got to put the knife down. >> Call it right now. >> Hey, dude. Hey. Hey. Stay. Stay right there, dude. >> All right. >> Stay right there, dude. >> Come on, man. We're trying to help you. >> Stay right there, dude. What's your name? >> Vasquez. >> Vasquez. Hey, Vasquez. Hey, get the knife out of your neck, dude. >> Come on, man. Yes, you can. >> I can. >> When they arrived at the scene, they found a man lying face down with a weapon and injured. >> Hey, we're got the ambulance broken. All right. >> Did you hear me? I put the ambulance for you. >> Hey, >> don't try anything. All right. Basket. >> It's in his throat. Hey, >> don't try anything, dude. Listen, >> I already got you an ambulance like you asked. >> So, do me a favor. Put the knife down. >> The man was not cooperative despite police attempts to persuade him to drop the knife and call for backup. >> Okay, let go of the knife completely. Let go. Just let go. No, don't get up. Don't get up. Go. Just let go. No, don't get up. >> Wow. Listen, Edwin, if you get up, you got to shoot me. >> Okay? And I don't want them to shoot you with this gun cuz it could hurt really bad, and I don't want that to happen. Okay? Edwin, don't do it, buddy. >> Don't do it. Get up. >> Listen, Edwin, you get up. We got to shoot. Okay? And I don't want them to shoot with this gun cuz it could hurt really bad. I don't want that to happen. Okay? windoulevard. >> After repeated unsuccessful requests, the police deployed a taser. At that time, the man rushed toward the police, forcing them to open fire. >> Where's the knife? Where's the knife? Watch the crossfire. Come back over here. Come back over here. >> Come back over here. Boulevard. >> Hit him. Hit him. >> Where's the knife? Where's the knife? Hands are ready. Fortunately, the man was later rushed to the hospital and recovered. June 12th, 2025, a black Cadillac with a defective license plate light caught the attention of an Arkansas State Police patrol officer. The pursuit took place on highways at speeds up to 140 mph with the black car making several dangerous swerves. been done five. They're going to try and get green to work out there. >> TBI AMD TVI AMD's vehicle stopped. >> Nope. He's on the wrong way. The officer performed the first TBA, causing the car to lose control, but the driver continued to flee. >> [ __ ] >> All right, >> we're still uh we are getting back on northbound semi. >> I didn't understand what you said. >> Nobody cares. northbound 61 now heading northbound 61. >> Another officer deployed spike strips which flattened several tires. Got tires going flat. Tires going flat. Watch everybody. Do a foot bell. Get up here. As the car slowed, a second TVI was successfully performed, ending the pursuit. The driver and a passenger were arrested at the scene. [ __ ] >> Hey sir, I'm not good. >> Oh my god. >> 106. >> Oh my god, >> man. You need an ambulance. Look at you. >> Yeah, cuz I Oh, >> little 1016 for a 30y old male thing. >> Come on, man. My [ __ ] I just had my [ __ ] car work here. Clean up over my hood. >> I ain't got You're I can't I told my dad that on me a minute ago. God damn. On June 1st, 2024 in Anderson, Indiana, Madison County Sheriff's deputies approached Loris Harrison, 44, who was wanted for violating his house arrest and the terms of his probation. Put your hands on the wheel. Put the phone down. >> Unlock the car. >> Harrison was found sitting in a car parked outside a home on Fair View Street. >> The window. Unlock it. >> Put the phone down. >> Unlock the car. Unlock the car. >> Unlock the car. >> Put your hands up. The officers surrounded the car and ordered him to put his hands up and open the door to get out. Jason, >> you got him covering it. >> Bad crossfire. >> He's reaching your pocket. Where do you pocket? Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Harrison refused, forcing the officers to forcefully open the car door, at which point an officer warned that Harrison was continuing to reach into his pockets and they fired shots in the face of danger. >> Watch. Watch. Watch your crossfire. Watch crossfire. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> I can't get in there. Hands. >> I got one hand. Both hands. Both hands. Okay. >> You going if you want to break it off. >> Ready? >> You ready? >> Pocket. >> Stop. Stop. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Harrison was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital. Stay back. >> In Fort Lupton, Colorado, a 20-year-old female driver named Maria Rios Gonzalez was stopped by Platville police after a traffic collision involving a gun. >> Hey, want to go to the side? >> Yeah. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Put your hands up higher. I want you to set your phone down at the edge of your truck. >> You don't need it. >> You can leave it on. Come on back. Keep coming back. Keep your hands up. Keep coming back. Keep coming back to the sound of my voice. Keep coming back. Keep coming back. Coming back. Keep coming back. Stop right there. Be down on one knee and then the other. >> I got cuffs. Good. >> Good. Keep your hands above your head. >> Don't move. What's going on? Why am I doing this? >> We'll explain everything in a second. Can we get my cell phone? >> No one else is in the truck, sir. Can I please get my cell phone? >> We'll get it for you. >> Please, >> where are you taking me? >> We're taking you to the car. >> Why? What? Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me stick hurt me? >> No, ma'am. But can I please get my cell phone? We'll get your cell phone in a second. Is there any weapons in the car? You ready? >> No, ma'am. There's nothing. >> There's no weapons in the car. >> Okay. >> Two Fort Lutton officers later arrived to assist and handcuffed Rios Gonzalez, placing her in the backseat of a Platville patrol car, which was parked on the railroad tracks. >> I got your right shoulder. I see a car seat. Clear. Okay, let's get the bed. It took her a very long time to pull over. I'm going. >> Did you see her toss anything? >> I I She could have because it took her a long time. I'm going to put my way off the back. >> All right. >> She could have because >> as the three officers were busy searching Rios Gonzalez's pickup, a train whistle sounded and one officer noticed the patrol car on the tracks and yelled a warning, but it was too late. >> No, that's a track. Oh my god. Oh my god. Car stay patrol car was just hit by a train. Disport us medical e. The suspect was in the vehicle that was hit by the train. Watch the fence. The officers found the badly damaged patrol car and rushed Rios Gonzalez to the hospital. The incident has sparked criticism of police procedures and safety. >> All right. So, come on. Come on. I'm going to put you in handcuffs for now. Okay. >> Hillsboro County, Florida. Police were dispatched to the Fishhawk Ranch neighborhood to assist with a coercive psychological eval. The cameras are on and the chase begins. The suspects are speeding away, but the police are ready to stop any dangerous behavior. Let's watch the action moments that can't be taken away. >> Are you scared? >> Yeah. >> Stay back. >> Hey, look. Running's not going to help. All right. One, I run a lot. Okay. on side. >> On April 23rd, 2021, Los Angeles Police Department, North Hollywood, received a report of a suspect with a dangerous weapon at an apartment complex on Woodset Avenue. The >> thing of it is, you're still not in trouble, but obviously I can't trust you not to run anywhere. >> All right, so come on. Come on. I'm going to put you in handcuffs for now. >> Okay. God, you shot me. He's got a knife. >> Hey, stop. Stop. Stop it. >> Stop. >> When they arrived at the scene, they found a man lying face down with a weapon and injured. >> Stop right there. Stop. Stop right now. Put it down. Drop the knife. Throw it to the side. Put your hand behind your back. Put it behind. >> The man was not cooperative despite police attempts to persuade him to drop the knife and call for backup. >> Put your hand behind your back. Now turn over. Turn over. >> Julia 33. >> Am I bleeding? Huh? Am I bleeding? I don't know. >> Yeah. You got you okay? Uh, >> I don't know. What happened? Re-shatin. >> After repeated unsuccessful requests, the police deployed a taser. At that time, the man rushed toward the police, forcing them to open fire. Traffic speeds Fortunately, the man was later rushed to the hospital and recovered. Another officer deployed spike strips which flattened several tires. All right, he's going to be uh Saxon turning on Saxon towards notified emerging on I4 westbound now. I'm right behind you. >> Hey, be ready to be when he comes back. >> As the car slowed, a second TVI was successfully performed, ending the pursuit. The driver and a passenger were arrested at the scene. Hands, hands, hands, hands. Show your [ __ ] hands. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Do it now. Get out of the car. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Stay on the ground. Stay on the ground. >> This way. This way. This way. >> Two cents. Two cents. >> On June 1st, 2024 in Anderson, Indiana, Madison County Sheriff's deputies approached Loris Harrison, 44, who was wanted for violating his house arrest and the terms of probation. >> Check on dying. Shut up. Get up on your knees. >> Harrison was found sitting in a car parked outside a home on Fairview Street. >> That's fine. Stand up. >> All right, we'll get you in a moment. You wouldn't drive like an idiot. You wouldn't crash in the game. >> Can I get her out of here? >> Yeah. Yeah. Get her through. The officers surrounded the car and ordered him to put his hands up and open the door to get out. >> Were you wearing your seat belt? Were you wearing your seat belt? Good. >> Hey, is Johnny okay? Harrison refused, forcing the officers to forcefully open the car door, at which point an officer warned that Harrison was continuing to reach into his pockets, and they fired shots in the face of danger. Harrison was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital. In Fort Lupton, Colorado, a 20-year-old female driver named Maria Rios Gonzalez was stopped by Platville police after a traffic collision involving a gun. All right, everyone. Hands up. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. Exit the vehicle. Drop it. Exit the vehicle. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Hands up. Stand up. >> Hands up. Hands up. Hands >> up. Keep your hands up. Side step to the left. Side step to the left. sides of that. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Face away from me. Keep going to the left. Keep going to the left. >> Two Fort Lutton officers later arrived to assist and handcuffed Rios Gonzalez, placing her in the backseat of a Platville patrol car, which was parked on the railroad tracks. >> There's a launch box there. Just slide in. Don't worry about it. Wake up. >> Hey, cover him. Cover. Cover. Cover. Cover. Get it. Left hand right now. I'm just involved in a freaking vehicle pursuit. What's his problem? As the three officers were busy searching Rios Gonzalez's pickup, a train whistle sounded and one officer noticed the patrol car on the tracks and yelled the warning, but it was too late. 7:30. 3007. >> The officers found the badly damaged patrol car and rushed Rios Gonzalez to the hospital. The incident has sparked criticism of police procedures and safety. University right >> Hillsboro County, Florida. Police were dispatched to the Fishh Hawk Ranch neighborhood to assist with a coercive psychological evaluation when Nicholas Ferguson, 21, ran away. Officers approached Ferguson and attempted to calm him down. got damage. Yeah, I apologize. Get the [ __ ] on the ground. Get the [ __ ] on the ground. Get on the ground. We're taking you on. As the officer grabbed the suspect's right arm to restrain him, Ferguson suddenly pulled out a knife and attacked the officer. >> Despite being wounded, the officer continued to pursue him for approximately 100 yards and used a taser to subdue the suspect. 36 shots. Roll 104. Dispatch, I've got a motorcycle taking off on me. Uh 100 milesPH coming to the curve. He's breaking me. Ferguson was charged with attempted murder of a police officer, resisting an officer with violence, and resisting without violence. >> Get out of your [ __ ] face. On your >> In Norway, police attempted to stop 36-year-old Ryan Brown on suspicion of operating under the influence, but Brown refused to stop, leading to a pursuit that lasted approximately 2.5 miles. >> First of all, >> give me your arm. First of all, nothing. >> C36 Jones World. >> Huh? >> 10:30. Sorry, 1037 is complete. I'm 15. >> God damn it. >> 11 15. >> Don't move. I don't have nothing over here. >> Why the hell you running then? >> I mean, I wouldn't like >> Okay. All right. Cool. >> No, dude. >> Okay, cool, man. >> Did I tell you to set up? Put your leg all the way in. >> Dude, dude, you're going to get shot. You're Can you believe what's about to happen? When the light turns green, the daredevils speed away. Little do they know, the police are ready for a thrilling chase down to the last second. Jo in Salmon Creek, Washington. On April 13th, 2024, Clark County Sheriff's deputies found a 41-year-old armed carjacking suspect, Benjamin Woods, in a parking lot. >> Heads in your pockets. What's up? You're going to get bit by the dog. >> You're going to get bit by the dog, dude. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> You're going to get bit by the dog, dude. You're going to get bit by the dog. >> That's a gun. Woods was unyielding and stubbornly refused to surrender despite police warnings with his weapon and >> K9. Fus here. >> Here, Max. Here. >> After a series of brazen acts and insubordination, was cornered in a restroom at the American Legion building. >> Max, here. Dude, you're going to get shot. >> Suddenly, he emerged from the restroom holding a gun. >> I don't want to get >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You're going to get bit by your butt. Get back. You guys get back, >> man. Send the dog. There's people over there. >> Here. Here. >> Here. Here. Here. Here. Here. Here. Here. Don't move. Don't move. >> Don't move. >> Right there on the ground. Okay. Let's get these folks out here. He is down in the entrance to the men's room on the souththeast corner of the building. >> In the split second the deputy sheriff's opened fire. Woods died. In a world where a trigger can determine life or death, it is not just the power that matters, but the choice to let it go. Yeah. You okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. >> I'll take him. >> Okay. All right, you got it. >> I got him. >> Okay. >> Right behind you. >> Hold on. Okay, >> sir. Do not move. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Orlando, Florida, June 7th, 2025. A 911 call from a worried mother brought police to Wartman Street where her son, Terry Washington Jr., 30, who suffered from schizophrenia, was not taking his medication and was behaving strangely in the street. >> So, my son, he's been diagnosed as a schizophrenic. >> Okay. Where's your son at right now? >> He's at the house. >> Okay. >> Um, and he also has a warrant out for him because he didn't show up court cuz he didn't take his medicine, which was a conditional rel which was a condition condition of his release. >> Okay. When they arrived, Washington's father said his son was in his room and had a knife. Is there any weapons in his room? >> The knife feels like >> I think he took it from him. Yep. It's one That's cut proof technically. TJ, it's the sheriff's office. Come on out and talk to us, buddy. >> Got in trouble. >> TJ, we just want to talk to you. >> You come out and talk to us. DJ. >> After several minutes of feudal attempts to persuade him, the door swung open. Washington rushed out, knife in hand, toward a police officer. >> A shot rang out. Washington did not survive. TJ County. Shots fired. Shots fired. Berser, you okay? Berser, you okay? >> When mental illness is ignored, the consequences are not just heartbreaking, but irreversible tragedy. Get out of the >> In Waterberry, Connecticut, Willow and Hillside streets were about to witness another dramatic scene on February 5th, 2025. Police found a 2007 Honda Accord that had been reported stolen in a Hillside Avenue parking lot. As police approached Daniel Baker, 42, and Janet Alvenia, 38, Baker suddenly accelerated, causing the car to accelerate, colliding with a patrol car and a brick wall. >> Car, stop the car. Yay. I am up. But Baker's escape was quickly ended when he was subdued on the spot. The car thief may have escaped the cameras, but not the consequences. On May 7th, 2024 in Columbus, Ohio, a Hyundai stolen in an armed robbery suddenly appeared in Whiteall. A chase erupted stretching from Whiteall to Columbus. That's the way back on leveling off. The Hyundai collided with a police car, damaging three other vehicles. The officers did not back down after a failed >> pick. The final pit ended the chase when the car crashed into a tree. Two teenagers with a history of car theft were arrested and now await trial in juvenile detention. Mistakes of youth if left unchecked can ruin a future bite. Watch your hand. >> Help me. Help me. Please. On March 1st, 2024 in Los Angeles, California, police officers rushed to the scene of a car accident where they found the driver, Brian Goldberg, who was under the influence of drugs and uncooperative. >> Or possibly alcohol or a combination of both. We're going to figure that out. Okay. >> All right. I'm not pointing in the car. I'm not going. Yes, you are. >> Yes, you are. Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> My body hurt. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. Goldberg was taken by ambulance to the hospital for treatment. But in the hospital hallway, chaos broke out. Goldberg suddenly rose up, resisted, screamed, and tried to attack the officers. >> Help me, please. >> Ryan, relax. >> Hey, look. If you don't get cooperative, all right, your mom's got to come. your friends. Who Who's in the lobby right now? >> Help me. >> She's going to be >> Be careful. >> I'll keep it. I'll keep it. >> Help me, please. >> Stop trying to bite me. What the hell is your problem? >> Help me. >> Trying to bite me. Watch. Watch your hand. Watch. >> Help me. Help me, please. Relax. Brian, relax. >> God damn it. Watch out, Eddie. Relax. >> Hey, this is looking bad for you, dude. Keep resisting us. Okay, you need to relax. All right, get back on the gurnie and relax. >> I'm dying, right? You're not dying. >> You're in the hospital right now. >> Need to stop biting him. >> When words failed, the police were forced to use force to subdue him. Brian, you need to relax, dude. You're just causing more problems for yourself right now. >> Okay. I went around this place. >> Just relax. >> All right. Stop biting the officer. >> You understand? >> Relax. Okay. >> My foot. >> Brian, relax. >> Let go. >> All right. You need to relax. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. Sit up. >> Okay. Sorry. >> Yeah. >> Brian, you need to sit up. >> Brian, give the gyri to jail. >> Okay, sit back. Brian, you need to sit back. Okay, come on. Ready. One, two, three. Back. There we go. >> All right, Brian, relax. Lay your head back, Brian. When people let themselves slip into hallucinations, the consequences are more than just a collision. >> We have a customer who is being kind of hostile. He's uh in between both of our drive-through windows. We had a customer at the drive-thru window and then he was like slamming his car directly behind their car, hitting them in the bumper, but he kept hitting the gas and he was like like very intentional with it. >> Okay. So, he struck their car with his car. >> Yeah. He's in a white van. I'll see if I can get the license plate number for you. >> I don't see a license plate on the front. Looking in the back, the gentleman's wearing a uh 49ers jersey. >> License plate number. Uh you ready for it? >> Go ahead. >> Having a Chrysler Towning Country, a white van. It's looking like it's got a lot of stuff, including a fishing pole, seat covers with American flag logo on it. >> Okay. >> Glasses. >> Gotcha. >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> White, black, Hispanic, Asian. >> Uh larger white man. He has a little bit of facial hair, longer hair on the back, tattoos on his arms. Uh I believe it's a Vernon Davis San Francisco 49ers jersey, all red >> and we're refusing to serve him right now cuz like I said, he was very hostile with the car in front of us. >> And uh yeah, we're trying to get him out of the drive lane right now, but he's refusing to leave. We're refusing to serve him. >> Okay, give me one second. I'm just >> on April 30th, 2025, in Mantika, California, a white van driven by Charles Mconal, 69, not only disrupted the line of cars waiting at an In-N-Out Burger, but also pushed another car out of line. When police arrived, Mconal immediately turned his vehicle into a weapon, colliding with a patrol car. >> Okay, perfect. We can let the man in for now. >> Thank you very much, sir. >> And then we just Okay, he's hitting He just hit the police officer. He's uh he hit his car direct. >> Stay on the phone, sir. >> Sir, put your car apart. Put your carparts up. Your hands up. I don't want to hurt you. Okay. Look, I want this to end peacefully. I don't want to hurt you. >> In the next eight breathless minutes, officers tried to stay calm, negotiate, and offer medical assistance while surrounding stores were evacuated. >> We want a peaceful resolution to this, Charles. So, why don't you just talk to me a bit so we can come to an understanding together? Sorry yelling. >> Ay, what's he reaching for? >> Yeah. >> Is he reaching for anything? What's that? >> Is he reaching for anything? >> I mean, his hand dropping down. >> Charles. >> Okay. Have we seen >> You mind answering a couple questions for me? >> His right hand. >> No, don't back up. But McNone accelerated again, colliding with another police car twice. This time for officers were forced to open fire and McNone was pronounced dead. He's mobile. He's mobile. You need to pin him in. >> Okay. I'm going to >> I'm going to pin him in if I if he comes. >> Cross fire. Cross fire. Cross fire. Fire. >> Is it out? >> Yeah, it's completely clear. Crossire crossire. Cross fire. Crossire. >> Hey. Uh, get gloves. Let's get a med kit going. If you don't control your anger and act impulsively, you can become the biggest threat to yourself. >> Get down. Get down. >> Hey, put your hands up. >> Mesa, Arizona, June 12th, 2025. Police spot a stolen pickup truck that had fled a previous encounter. In the air, the air unit's camera tracked the target as it headed toward Broadway. 214 advice. >> A grappler is deployed but fails. The vehicle veers into a dead end, drives across the lawn of a house, and collides with an occupied police car, which is when police open fire. Get down. Get down. >> Put your hands up. Watch it. Watch it. Watch it. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Get down. Get down. >> Here. Watch out. Watch it. Watch it. Watch it. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Inside are two 17-year-olds. >> Hey, put your hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> 96 998. >> All right. Bring it back. Bring it back. >> Yeah. Hands off. >> Get your hands up. >> Stand by. This guy's not We're going to throw a bang real quick. Get him to comply. Stand by. >> After refusing to surrender, police are forced to use a jammer and tear gas to control them. >> Thank you. >> 24 and 38. Can you guys hold the west side traffic >> air unit? Can you go a little higher so that they can hear our commands, please? >> Keep coming. >> Leave your shoes. Keep walking backwards. >> Keep walking backwards. Side step to your right. Side step to your right. Keep coming back. Walk back. Walk back. Side step to your right. Side step to your right. >> Both are taken into custody. One youthful mistake, one acceleration can lead to a lifetime of regret. >> Sam 6ix9ine, we got a second detained. We're going to call out to the car now. Damn. >> Mon, Illinois, May 3rd, 2025. Oscar Mccuri, 38, was seen holding a machete in the crowd, causing panic at the PV Quick Stop gas station. >> We're in this thing together. Come on now. When Mon County police and an officer from the Decar Park Police Department arrived on the scene, things took a sudden turn. Mccur climbed into a patrol car and sped away, only to collide with another police car. Damn, I got 935 in the area. One, they're advising available. Okay. Heat. Thank you. Damn. 935. Yeah. When he got out, he was holding a shotgun. Tensions reached a boiling point and the police opened fire. No, we still got knives. >> Get on the ground now. >> On the ground. >> Get down on the ground. >> On the ground. >> Get down on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground right now. on the ground. >> I got an officer >> on the ground right now. >> On the ground. >> Get out. >> Bring them down. 51 know where we know where we're at. It's also nowhere. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Kill me. >> Kill me. Kill me. Get on the ground. >> Kill me. >> Get on the ground, bro. Drop the knives and get on the ground. >> But instead of ending it, Mccur continued, forcing the authorities to negotiate while following him for 20 minutes in a tense and suffocating scene. Finally, the suspect was subdued and taken to the emergency room. When Reason leaves, violence is never an escape. >> He's got a gun. Get on the ground now. Hey, >> in Salem, Oregon on April 10th, 2023, Felipe Amesco Manzo threatened with a weapon and attempted to carjack a car on I5. When Manzo noticed the presence of police, he fled toward a ditch next to the highway. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. >> Counting one 254 north. He's got a gun. Get on the ground now. Hey, >> I'm here. I'm here. >> Despite repeated warnings, Manzo did not drop his gun. Instead, he fired first. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Subject sound. 1299. Shots fired. 1299. I was hit by something. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground. >> Challenging one 254 north. He's got a gun. Get on the ground now. Hey. I'm here. I'm here in the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Subject sound. 213. >> Okay. >> He's still moving. I was hit by >> You got a rifle in the gun in the car? >> Yeah. >> You want me to get it or do you want me to hold him? >> I went to Canada. I left my gun at home. You're going to Canada? >> I'm on my way to Canada. I saw You want me to hold him or you want me to ditch your rifle? >> Just stay back there. >> Canada. I see your badge again. >> Officers coming in Washington. >> Copy. >> 90 9723. Be advised, traffic backed up from mission. A thrilling gunfight ensued on the highway with a former police officer providing timely assistance and both took down the suspect. >> Subject down in the wood line east of the freeway or in the sea lane. >> Okay. Do you feel any blood or anything? >> No. >> Not reaching for anything. >> He had something with a blue light that was pointing at me. >> Okay. >> Did he? It looked like he was trying to carjack some people. >> Okay. Hey, let them know I'm >> between life and death. It was steadfastness and calmness that saved not only one person but also innocent people nearby. On June 7th, 2025, an Orange County Sheriff's deputy on patrol spotted a suspicious man inside a fenced area behind the Save discount store. Hey, boss. What are you doing? Come on. What are you doing? Be careful. >> When questioned, the man, Charles St. Flur, 24, suddenly jumped over the fence, grabbed a bag, and ran. What happened next turned a routine check into a life or death struggle. The deputy immediately held him back and a struggle ensued. Good job. Good job. Thank you. >> Two guns were located near the scene of the fight. And when the suspect stood up to reach for his weapon, the deputy opened fire. Fortunately, both survived. In just a few seconds, the choice between running or surrendering changed lives.