When a routine call turns into gunfire, first responders have to be ready for anything. >> HEY, WE GOT MOVEMENT. HEY, we got movement down the street. >> And a simple Weber check turns into a parking lot gunfight. >> Out front. He's just out of control. >> What's up? Fired. >> No, I think I'm good. You're good. I don't know if I got hit or not. I got a pain in my leg, but I'm feeling some pain. People may be taking rounds. Let's try to get over there if we can. >> But first, crews are sent up to Campfell Mountain for a brush fire. And they do not know a shooter started the fire on purpose. Take a look. >> Down. I'm not having any response from the fire. I don't see anybody around me, but they're wearing something green like military. Maybe there right now. There's an active shooter zone. They're shot. BC3 is down. BC1's out. Everybody's shot up here. Law enforcement, code three now up here. Engine first 551. Do not come up here. We need law enforcement immediately. >> They just told us two firefighters got shot. Where >> got shot? >> That's going to be that upper parking lot. >> 2310 coming down now. 43. Can you please pay please? >> Hey, where's the shooter? >> Need to find out more information where he central. >> Is there anybody from the city that can possibly get the arc? >> I will work on getting rocks. I'm at the base of the hill. I'm getting up in hard place. See if you can pitch drones, too. Fire advantage. I need at least two or three cops perimeter around the fire at the base. Two or three law enforcement officers within a perimeter of the base. >> Okay, let me stop right there. I'm going to say let's just get more than two and three. Let's get as many units as possible. All the resources available. We got to get the drone. Bearcats are in route. That's all good. And of course, this is definitely going to be a SWAT call out. Why? Well, I mentioned in other videos is one of the main criterias for a SWAT call out and don't take it for a guy like me. I'm no SWAT expert guru or any of that sort. However, I do know that when the suspect has a position of advantage, right? Uh to the point where you know that patrol officers are outgunned, right? And if he has a high power rifle, for sure you want to be able to get the experts, the people who are experienced and trained for these type of scenarios all the time. So that's why you got to SWAT call out. I got to tell you, uh, firefighters to go up on the brush of a mountain. Uh, you got to worry about the fire expanding. At the same time, you got, uh, some firefighters down that you're going to have to do a rescue. And to top it all off, you got the suspect who's got high ground on you. And if he's armed, we don't know. I I want to say it's a it's an assault rifle, high power rifle. There's a lot going on, a lot of plates spinning. So, let's see what happens. >> A 2310 is taking command right now. I'm with FS19 and some other Fed law enforcement rangers. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Get behind something. 33. The command post is going to be base of the hill. I'm with FS19 and a Ranger approximately halfway up. It appears they're trying to draw us into an ambush. I need both bearcats as soon as possible. >> I need a thermal drone up as soon as possible. Uh we're just I'm going to set up security down here. They're heading up with a react team in route. So I'm just going to post up here to add security for them cuz they're un uncovered in case someone comes blasting down. >> Up there though. >> There is they're headed up the hill right now. There's one one K9 and a fed unit. >> I need a direction of the shooter or last known direction of the shooter. Hey guys, >> everybody behind vehicles and stay behind vehicles. So get on this side of vehicles if you can. We don't know where shooters are at right now. >> Okay, we need to get this out of the way so the bearcat can go by. >> We're holding here till the bearcat that they're up and up at the parking lot. Let's make sure the bearcat can get through. >> Yeah. And that's what we call ingress and egress. You got to develop that route. You got to set up a CP, a command post. Uh I believe it was um maybe a command staff officer that declared themselves to be the incident commander. All this stuff is important to coordinate these efforts, but at the same time uh it's going to be quite challenging to uh go get those uh those firefighters that have have been shot. They've been ambushed. >> Cat gets in. We're going to roll up. We're going to grab those dudes and get them out. >> Are you getting drone? Central 2379. We have drone on scene 648. Looks like he's getting ready to launch. Hey guys, we still don't have eyes on where the shooters are at. They could be moving anywhere. Please get behind vehicles just because we don't want any more casualties. I don't want to give anyone easy targets. >> Get behind vehicles for me on this side of vehicles if we could. They're up here somewhere. >> Hey dude, get behind cover in case that mother is up here somewhere. They're pinned down in the upper parking lot right now and I believe the shots came from above them. So, anything that you can provide as far as visual on someone trying to ambush or anything. Uh we have unknown direction where they're at. I want to stay on gun just in case. >> All right. 2310 2379 drone is in the air. >> Firefighters shot. That fire is human cause and they just shot the battalion chief. Two active shooters up there. They tried to draw us in there and as soon as we went in, the last two motorcycles that came out said they shot the battalion jeep. They shoot anybody that goes towards come over here. Bearcot for right now. Rescue. I did everybody. Let's do it. >> How many do we have now? Got two two firemen and might be auton. >> Can you drive? >> I'll drive. I'll drive it. I'll drive it. >> You got it. >> Yeah. Closing it. >> I've got it. >> We got at least four firefighters that are down. >> Four firefighters. >> There was rumor of a deputy down. I don't know where that came from. >> I can't believe we have two. four. >> Come on, Sanch. >> 6, eight, and then 10. Okay, >> an officer. >> Just want to stop uh and just mention the fact that you know what? It never seems to amaze me how this multifunctional, multi-jurisdictional operation, all of us involved get together for one mission and have an understanding as to what we need to do. Okay? And uh if you haven't seen videos like this where you have again these multifunctional type of manhunts uh ambushes, it just seems as though that even though you don't know each other and you come from two different parts of the state, right, and you come together, that unity is awesome, man. Just wanted to mention that. >> Rescue good perimeter 360. We don't know where it's coming from. We know where they're at. Upper parking lot is all we know. Right where the fire is. >> I got to respond up. I'm coming up to you now. Fire down there was saying they're coming from the direction of the fire. Got to take you. >> Hey, when we get there, you two are grabbing a dude. All right. Me, you, and FS19, where you at? We're going to provide exterior security. You three are going to load dudes into the Bearcat. Okay. Okay. Some of you need to get out. If you're not on the SWAT team or get out, >> how how much farther up there are they? >> Literally 25. We don't know. This is the last group that came out said there were two feet. >> Here's what we're going to do. All right. Stand there. We're going to go up. Any other armor get up together? >> I need some more firefighters. We're just going to get a little out of here. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh, someone's >> Yeah. You know what? Good point. Uh priority number one, let's get the battalion chiefs, the firefighters. Let's get them out of there. Okay, that's number one. Preservation of life. That's key. >> Just went down the ravine. >> Hey, we just had a patrol car down the hill. Somebody go check on him. >> Go check on him. Go. Go. >> Okay. They say it's empty. >> It's empty. >> Yeah. >> Hey, car coming up. Watch out. >> Hey, I'm not being paranoid. Moving around. >> Parking lot's right there, right? >> It's up and around. >> Okay. So, it should be right there. And they're all the guys that are down are all down at the >> There's a bowl up at the top there. It's probably where they're hiding. Any more on here for garden up there? Okay, you guys good? Okay, you guys point out there's a trail. Yeah, other trails right up here. It's quite a ways up. Probably about 50 yards up is a trail that comes across. >> Hey, parking lots that way. Keep eyes up on the hill. Just stay outboard up this way. Keep behind cover. The parking lot is right here. We don't know where shots are coming from. >> Let's move up here to this front car. At least you've got cover cuz if it's coming in from up here and they've got a trail up here on this one here. So, I've got your back over here. >> There's OP. All operators are moving. >> Deputy shot. Is that just >> We don't start saying shots fired. [ __ ] >> We're going. >> Crap. Jump in this car right here. >> Yep. >> Another fire. No, that's smoke. >> Smoke. >> Oh, the deploy. Okay. >> Smoke. >> See smoke. So, they deployed two smokes, three smokes, four. They're calling for >> now. Where you at? Try and find their guys, I'm assuming. >> Two pranks. >> So, they've got three they're bringing out and two that are down. >> That's gunfire. Guys want to go up. >> Hold hold hold. >> They're in armor. These are not armor. They're in armor. >> Where's the other bear? >> We have two, one. Two Frank, one. >> He said two Frank, one ambulatory, and two more that are wounded. >> I want to stop there just to mention that. I think what he means by two Franks is two fatals. >> He's backed up, ready to go. >> Lions, if you're driving, just keep heading out on you'll run into the ambulance. >> I'm going to watch down just in case over here cuz I don't have anything over there. Coming out the other, move. >> Hey, we got movement. HEY, WE GOT MOVEMENT DOWN THE STREET. >> Movement down there. Guy in Gray. >> Come back. Come back. >> Hands up. >> More shots BEING FIRED. MORE SHOTS BEING FIRED. HEY, GRAB THAT PA. >> Grab the PA. Hang on. Grab that PA. Pass to me. >> Walking towards us. There is more shots. >> WALK THIS WAY. WALK TO THE SOUND OF OUR VOICE. COME TO THE VEHICLES NOW. WALK THIS WAY. >> NOW THAT WAY. >> THIS IS THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT. WALK THIS WAY. HANDS UP. >> QUICKLY. WALK THIS WAY. QUICKLY. WALK THIS WAY. >> WATCH UP ON the hill. Let's go this way. >> Keep walking. Keep your hands up. >> This is high rifle, guys. >> Yeah, he shot us with a rifle. >> To the center. >> Hands up to the center. >> Active shooter up on the hill. >> Come on. Come on. >> Back here. Back here. >> Run all the way down. >> Get down the hill. Down the hill. Ratchet. Go. >> There was shots being fired up. Hey, he said high powered gun. Stay behind cover. Do not >> got shot at from up on the hill. Okay. When we were doing the extract. I don't know >> which which side. >> Get that dog >> over here. >> Left like that. There it is again. Another shot. Another shot. Another shot. >> That was definitely high cal. >> Let's get back. >> I lost connection with the drone. >> Is there anybody left up there? >> Yeah, we still got to go back. >> Get your head down. >> Come on. >> All the way down. >> Get down it, Mario. You're good. >> Harvey, where are you at? >> I'm moving behind you cuz I have this >> moving. Put them in the backseat of this car. >> Yep. Sounds like they're coming from over there. Yep. So, I'm keeping an eye on the long road here. >> We got air warning out. >> Check your safe. Good. >> We have an unknown. There's a fifth minute up there that's down. We don't know. We don't believe he's up there, but we're not positive. Fire needs to get full accountability of who they got. If they're missing anybody, if he starts shooting at us. Okay. Return fire as appropriate. >> Actually, where's my drone gun? >> He's drums down, dude. >> Hey, Silver, get my jump. Don't pass. Hurry up. Jump in. Let's go. >> Let me stop right here. It's worth mentioning that um in any of these tactical situations, you always want to take in consideration time, distance, and cover, right? So, you got to create a lot of distance. As you can see, uh, the incident commander, you know, that voice of that officer, I want to say he's a command staff officer, is telling you, you know what, stay down. Low cover. They have a high power rifle. Please, please be careful. Be safe. Right? But at the same time, uh, cover right behind your vehicle. You're always going to hear cover, time, and distance. Right now, as far as time, you got to ask yourself, is time of the essence or do we have time? >> No. Right now, we're just trying to recon where you are. >> Where do you want me, Brock? Keep going. Get him the out of here. >> Be careful if he's shooter. >> Let me see your hands. COME HERE RIGHT NOW. >> GET OVER HERE NOW. >> You got to get in here. >> Tell me. You got anything on you? >> All camo. >> Hurry up. You >> There's a shooter. I can't tell. So I know down right beside >> I got two. >> They're in exactly the same >> one around directly center. >> One looks center mass. One looks through the side windows. We got no signs of life. >> We're going to need the neck armor to probably pull them out. >> Let me pull forward. We'll use the fire truck as secondary cover. >> Get as close to that truck as you can, buddy. I need you to get closer to the fire truck cuz he's up high. Shoot over. Go to standby on the door. >> Don't back up. All right. I want you to back up this dog. rider. BIKE RIDER COME DOWN THE HILL. Let's go. Let's go. Grab that guy. Where's he at? Right on the side. He's stuck. GET IN THE TRUCK. GET IN THE TRUCK. GET IN THE TRUCK. >> Can we get them in order? Can you get them out? I don't care about the patrol car right now. >> I'd rather just get in the car and go, >> but it's going to be a cluster to get all these vehicles turned around. We'd have to back down and we already had one go off over the hill. It would be smarter to jump on the side of the Bearcat from where we know shots are coming. >> We're clearing out. >> Yes. But clear our cars. That's what I'm saying. They want to get us in a bear. Let's move. My truck's right there. If I can get a little bit. >> Okay. Are we backing down? >> We're not going to go up and turn around. I know that. >> Yeah. >> I like your uh your info. Let's get all the patrol assets out of there. However, I want to set up containment with him. So, maybe we leap frog one armor in place so that we can set and then bring have the other one pull all the other officers to deputies that don't have >> I'm going to stop right here cuz it's also worth mentioning as you can see. You know what this planning and formulating how we're going to approach this and you know the ingress egress uh we still have to go and rescue and have a containment. These are all really tough decisions to make. As you can see, it's chaotic. I mean emotions are flying high. Uh a lot of trauma that's going to be experienced as the aftermath. I mean you can only imagine uh how this um tactical communication and planning uh can be a challenge right because they don't all work together and it's multiunctional and these are the challenges uh that presents a situation like this. Intel on shooter. One of the fire dudes that we educated got to a confrontation with a male, white male, 5'9, brown Ford ranger wearing all green. I need everybody to start working on identifying who that bike is. >> Thank God for drones, man. Okay, so when we wrap up this case, uh we definitely have to ask ourselves this question. One is what other tactical options could have been utilized? And lastly, how important is it to debrief this incident? Okay, we'll get back to how this ambush ended in just a minute. Okay, but first, officers check on a man after a welfare call and the parking lot is about to turn into a gunfight. Take a look. from County 911. What's the location of your emergency? >> I'm at my parents house. My husband is out front. He's just out of control. >> Okay. What's he doing exactly? >> Shooting a gun at me. Our daughter was in a car wreck earlier. He just can't get a handle on it. Can you still see him? He's going to his shop on court. >> I got rifle best if you want to keep pistol. >> I'm going to head that way if you want to go. >> I was going to go to the caller, but I'm ready. So, I'll go to Austin Norwood if you want me to. I'll look right. >> Go down on C again halfway and get out. >> This is Cor again right here. >> Just pull the dart behind me there. >> Go to the next tree line up there. >> I say we stay here by the car. It's about 800 ft in front of us. You said >> uh it's about 400. So, it's probably going to be that one up there on the left. I don't know. >> With the white light on. >> Yeah. I can't see. I mean, I can see this building over here. I don't know if that's a shop or not or if he's going to be over here where the orange light is. >> You want to get closer or you want to sit here cuz we're like what 800 feet out? >> I don't see any reason to. >> Yeah. >> 636 Brownwood unknown, but we do have a car coming to our location at the corner of Frankie and Norwood. I believe it is. It's coming this way. >> It's coming real slow. If it is, >> we may be trying to decide what to do. >> Pushed her and shot off rounds to intimidate. We do have a vehicle with lights on sitting on the Miller Road, Frankie Street near Corgan, approximately 1,00 ft from my location. Did they respond? He said receive, but something's wrong with his mic right now. He's real quiet. >> Yeah, >> the offense originally happened in the county. >> Call us off. >> That's a minor offense pushing. So, we got offensive touch. >> She was threatened by him shooting a gun. >> So far, he wasn't shooting it at her. It's moving now. >> They're searching. 342 check 360. >> Okay, I'm going to stop right here and before we go any further, uh what I will say is that if he's shooting up in the air, right, that's what the comments of the call from the 911 dispatcher was. Then you know what? You got shooting at an inhabited dwelling. That's a crime in itself. So, you know, these officers are locked on. They're prepared. They got good tactical communication setting themselves uh in a position of advantage, you know, with cover and concealment. And again, time, distance, and cover is super important. Let's see what happens. >> Let's go and move around, I guess, as he comes by. >> That's nice. >> Get down. GET DOWN. WAS SHOT FIRED. JESUS, protect me in my hand. No, I think I'm good. You good? I >> think so. >> Where is he? Here. Hold on. Security first. >> Yeah. 36 Brownwood. Officers return four. We're going to be changing locations. Let's get out of here. >> Okay. Look, I'm going to keep saying this and we'll say it over and over again. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Great broadcast, but officer needs help. Officer needs help. Officer involves shooting. I'm under fire. I'm under fire. I'm taking gunfire or shots been fired. A little bit more description. It's so important because now you got the whole cavalry coming to help you. I know you're You okay? >> I don't know. I don't know if I'm hit or not. Get in your car. Let's get in your car. Let's get out of here. >> You ready? 25 units. We're in relocating. I >> don't know if I got hit or not. I got a pain in my leg, but I feel bad. >> Watch your gun. >> Yeah. 23 Norwood. Where do you need us? >> We're not sure where he is at this time. I've been hit. I've been hit. [snorts] Coral may be taking rounds. Let's try to get over there if we can. Who? >> Who? It's all one hit. You're good. That's it. Handle it. Okay. Shoot. He's reloading. I'm in. I'm in. Moving up. >> All right. No. [panting] >> 900 800 block of Norwood. I've been hit in the arm or somewhere. You >> in reverse? >> I don't know. >> You bleeding? >> No. I think >> lights. Headlights. Headlights. Headlights. >> I know. Just like Where is he? >> Go. Don't go down Norwood. >> Can you take your gun? >> Yeah. >> Here. Stop for just a second and take your gun real quick. Get in your holster. >> No blood in your seat. Hustle. Hustle. puzzle. We're shooting ducks. >> I know. I need to get my rifle. >> Yeah. >> 650 round. I'm sure where I'm hit. >> All right. Austin, >> go a Norwood. Go straight and turn left. >> Stay over there, sir. I just got shot, sir. Stay over there. >> 104. He's going to be in front of 53's patrol car. >> 85 y pointing towards the car. Man, [clears throat] god, this is so hard to watch. Uh, incoming units, uh, you have to coordinate and orchestrate how you want to come in without causing any crossfire or any of that sort. Uh, we still don't know if the suspect is down. Uh, you have, I think it was 160 rounds fire exchange, right? And I'm thinking, and I'm suppose I'm hoping that the suspect is down, man. You know what? All bets are off when you shoot at a cop. That's that's just the way it goes in this channel. Okay. They're to the left of you. Where? >> Which way? >> Left. Left. Take him to the hospital. >> Can you take him to the hospital? >> Yeah. What's this? Is this him? >> This is him right here. That's him. To the left. >> Where? >> Are you sure you're okay to drive? Hold. >> Yeah, I'm Dude, I'm driving. I just don't know where this guy is. >> Right here. >> Stay with him. >> Where is he? >> He's up ahead. He's on my car. Take me to the hospital. >> I got you. 252 me. I'm coming OFF CORP'S CAR. 25. IF YOU HAVE AN EXTRA RIFLE MAG, I'm empty. Get into my passenger door. I got one in my vest. >> Um, I don't know. Maybe in the leg. I feel like I got a ball in my leg. It feel like something punching me, but there's no blood. So, >> is this him in front of us? >> Yeah, that's his car. >> Okay. I've got one full pistol, one full partial. Is this a car coming at us right now? Maybe that's a different one. Get down IF YOU CAN. >> GO GO GO GO GO. GET OUT OF THE WAY. GO GO GO GO GO GO. DRIVE. DRIVE. >> Corporal has a little bit of bleeding on his head next to his ear. >> Early unit. We're behind you. >> I got several rounds into his cab. It might have been me. >> He came rolling up and shot at corporal right here. I think that's I think we need to try to get back to the other car if we can. >> Get as much between him as we can. You're going to move and I'll cover. Yeah, let's move together. Okay, >> stay online. >> Backing up. Come in front. Come in front. You're good. You got Corpal's mag right here if you need it. It's empty. He's in the driver's side. So, I can only see the far side on your side. Where's county? >> Sir, go help them, please. Austin and Norwood. >> Where is this actual at? >> Norwood. At Norwood and Austin. >> They're calling us at Melwood. >> No, Norwood. Norwood. Why don't you check yourself right quick? I'll cover and once you're done, I'll check myself. Tell, man. I think I'm okay. Neither. I'm going to check myself right quick. Blood. No blood. No blood. Come back out. Okay. So, I'm going to stop it right here because what's important to know is how are these officers going to approach the suspect? Right. Time is of the essence or do you have time? Right now, you're not hearing any gunfire. It looks like he's down, right? So, they got to formulate a plan as to how they're going to approach uh to apprehend the suspect. >> Vine Street. Come down Vine Street. See if we can uh get eyes on his vehicle. I'm going to move up to my bag and I'm going to get my spare pistol mag. Okay, I'm going to get my rifle back online. 104 61 to early unit. He's behind you. Turn the other way. We got to watch line of fire here. Come westbound on Norwood. This is car in front of the two police cars. They're looking at it. They need to hit it or something, man. 25 other units. We're behind the second police car. >> Hey, y'all want to get behind my car and I'll creep up. >> Let's hold on before we do that. He said he'll creep up, but we need to we need to hold on for just a second below before we do that, man. Okay, let me stop it right there because I totally agree with that officer. You know what? Let's hold up for a bit and formulate a really good plan as to how we're going to approach uh the suspect. Okay, >> we have a way to get eyes on him. Binoculars or anything. >> What's going to happen is getting his shield and they're going to approach. >> He had a full automatic weapon. >> If they start shooting, don't shoot. >> We got He's got a shield back here if you want to hold it. You want to hold my rifle? Yeah. >> Your rifle here. Watch out. >> Here comes County. Another unit. We got another county unit coming up. Are they not making an approach? >> I can't see with those headlines. >> Yeah, me neither. >> Who's this? >> This is uh the twins. The twins. >> Where's he at? >> He's in his car still. >> Hey, just like my brother was saying, I got no comms, so I'm going to be with you. Okay, gotcha. Hey, which car is his? >> The truck with the headlights on. >> Copy. Moving. >> Have shield. >> I got long gun. Just a little bit. Get right behind you. Almost. >> Okay. down. Who's out there? >> Who's in the car? >> HEY, WHO'S IN THE CAR? >> It's counting. >> It's counting. >> Blue. >> Blue. Blue. >> Leave the subject down. >> Hey, shoes on my back. Rip it off. >> Twice. Should we secure these weapons? They're loaded and chambered. >> Hold down for now. We We got him secured. He's down. >> Check me real quick. I hadn't been checked thoroughly by myself in the dark. >> Okay, I don't see anything. >> Okay, so uh let's go ahead and wrap up this case right here. Look, first and foremost, big shout out to uh Brownwood PD and other respondent agencies for again, man, heroic act, maintaining the fight, man. just words can't describe uh the feeling that you have when you know you're taking fire or you're taking gunfire and you're just trying to stop the threat and like my tactics instructors always said and I said this on their videos is that I was taught in the academy back uh in LAPD in uh July of 1998 our tactics instructors will always say you know what you guys will never go hungry and you will always go home. Okay. So one question for sure is that look how important are family witnesses under any circumstances right now the answer to that is look these investigators were able to track down the suspect's location uh with the assistance of his wife I mean imagine if the wife didn't call 911 right she's the PR person reporting or the RP the reporting party without her cooperation who knows what could have happened something probably worse right and they utilized this life 360 uh mobile app uh to monitor his exact whereabouts in real time during the incident. So I think that's very important to know that when you do have cooperative family members to get to the threat is very very important. Why? Because time is of the essence. Okay. Okay. Now back to the first case, right? The first video incident that we saw. Uh again, first and foremost, big shout out to Coutai County [clears throat] Sheriff's Office and uh the other respondent agencies. I can't say I think it's Cordial, something along those lines. I apologize for not saying it correctly but what I will say is this uh and the question that we asked ourselves is what other tactical options could have been utilized right and the second question is how important is it to debrief this incident look what other tactical options for the first question is you know to be quite honest I don't know I want to say it's an unprecedented type of event because I don't think police officers not many of us right have responded to uh to the mountains to go resc rescue uh two firefighters or several firefighters from an ambush situation. Okay. So, I I just don't know what else they could have done besides the fact that they all united multi-jurisdictional, multifunctional, and they were able to get the job done, right? And stop that threat. Okay, that's important. Now, how important is it to debrief? Well, I can tell you that for every critical incident that occurs, all agencies or the majority of agencies, especially specialized units like SWAT, response teams, uh, undercover capacity type of units, you always want to debrief because you can always learn when you walk through, you know, step by step, uh, what happened and what is it that they could have done better. Okay, like always, be safe out there. Okay, so Wes died of a self-inflicted gunshot after ambushing firefighters on Campfield Mountain. It is sad to tell you the battalion's chief John Morrison and Frank Harwood were killed. Now, engineer David Tisdall survived the ambush after warning incoming crews. So, Holly died after the Brownwood gunfight. Now, corporate Salazar was shot in the ear and shoulder and survived. Now, Brown County grand jury reviewed the circumstances of this incident and determined that the officers involved did not commit any criminal actions. 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