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- 2026-10-22 23:24
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This officer has been shot during a city-wide dangerous manhunt, which unfolds during a violent face-off. On April 16th, 2020, around 7:00 p.m., Oakland police receive an urgent call from a cyclist who has witnessed a deeply disturbing scene. Sensing the urgency, officers are quickly dispatched to check on the victim, while the dispatcher continues gathering details from the eyewitness. Armed with this vital information, they rush to the Pine Hurst Road, unaware that they are walking into a nightmare that will put them in immediate danger, and ultimately claiming a life. It's going to be a white Chevy Astro van. Look like the driver was male Hispanic and in his 20s or 30s wearing a blue jacket. Speeds are now coming up on 70 mph. Speeds are about 60 mph. There's no traffic and no pedestrians. Just when things are already intense, an urgent update comes through about the victim. The victim is identified as 29-year-old Tamisha Thomas, a woman already reported missing by her family, who is now fighting for her life after being shot. But then, in a shocking moment, they spot the same Chevy cargo van coming down the road. However, this chase takes a far more dangerous turn as the suspect veers the van onto a bustling road, cutting recklessly through the oncoming traffic. As the officers plan their next move, the suspect acts first, escalating the situation far beyond what anyone expected. The suspect's erratic behavior makes the danger clear. Officers quickly call for backup, bringing in more units to tighten the net around him and gain the upper hand before the situation worsens. Concerned about the danger to nearby drivers, officers pull back and allow the aerial team to take over. But just as control seems within reach, the suspect makes a shocking move. The gunfire shakes the scene, forcing officers to reassess the danger they're facing. But as they attempt to stop him, the events spiral rapidly, putting multiple lives at immediate risk. But this is only the beginning. Within a moments, the chaos intensifies, and officers are suddenly hit with a major and unexpected setback. Officers immediately move in, attempting to rescue their injured colleague, risking their own lives IN THE PROCESS. WITH THEIR WOUNDED COLLEAGUE rushed to the hospital, officers refocus on the scene and try to move closer, unaware that the suspect may still pose a threat. >> Hey, somebody cover me. Go, what do you need? Hey, you wounded guy is out on ground, right? 302, they moved him out in a ground unit. Hold the scene FOR RIGHT NOW. AS OFFICERS HOLD THE FRONT OF THE scene and trying to get it under control, additional units move through nearby areas to secure the perimeter. For your safety, go in the house. Grace, I don't want you to get shot. Please go in the house. Take your children. Go in the house. It's for your safety. I don't want you caught in crossfire. Please go in the house. After securing the entire area, officers approach the dangerous suspect who has turned a normal road into a full-blown shootout site. With darkness setting in, it has become even more dangerous. Taking no chances, they establish a careful perimeter. You want it? Got it? Yep. You're Terrell, you're on this side. You'll be right here. Yep. Hey, sergeant, we're going to approach from this side. We could have your guys back out here. You guys right here. Uh I want to keep someone doing an announcement. After waiting for some time, they move in slowly but cautiously, knowing one wrong move could spark another disaster. Blunts, blunts, blunts, booy. We got cover? Yep. Watch that right hand. Can't see it. Let me grab that other leg. One leg left up. Back this way. Get him out. He's coming now. CLEAR THE CAR. CLEAR IN THE BACK. Back is clear. Finally, the man behind all the chaos is found dead and is identified as Juan A. N. Barraza. His criminal past also quickly comes to light, revealing a troubling history of alleged violence against another woman. But how did Tamisha end up with him? Trying to piece together the truth, officers turn to Tamisha's family. Her mother reveals that on the night of April 15th, Tamisha met a man she knew at a party, but this was the last time anyone would see her safe. He left with Tamisha supposedly to go get some food. Maybe about 45 minutes later, the girlfriend that they went and spent the night at called me um and said that the guy had called and said uh something went wrong. She was screaming and crying. I kept calling her phone. It kept going straight to voicemail. My main thought was where is she? That's all it was was just where is my daughter? This information only tangles the web of mystery more and the events of that night still hold more questions than answers. They told us we found him. He was shot and killed by the police. Didn't know him. Met him maybe once. Seen him a couple of times. He was just around. Never would have wanted to imagine anything like this happening in my life. Officers hold onto hope that Tamisha will survive and reveal why he tried to kill her, but that hope fades. Nearly a month after the shooting, Tamisha succumbs to her injuries, taking the answers with her. With no first-hand account from the victim herself, investigators are left searching for a motive. They believe the attacker may have attempted to the assault Tamisha and her resistance may have triggered the violent confrontation that led to her death. Meanwhile, the injured officer eventually makes a full recovery.
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