[Applause] Get him. Get him. Get him. >> From high-speed chases to life-saving rescues, these real incidents show the danger, bravery, and teamwork that unfold when crisis strikes. November 11th, 2023, Houston, Texas. Westside patrol officers attempted to stop a stolen vehicle on the Southwest Freeway. Oh [ __ ] >> The 19-year-old suspect fled at high speed, crashing into multiple vehicles and disabling his car. >> Get the [ __ ] out. Do not move. Do not [ __ ] move. Do not move. Do not move. Let me see your [ __ ] hands now. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Dallas this way. As officer J. Gibson gave commands, the suspect suddenly opened fire, striking the officer, bro. This way. >> Let me see him. [ __ ] >> Officer down. Officer down. Hey, he's coming through you. Coming through you. Hey, watch out. Crossfire. Crossfire. Hey, drop the car, [ __ ] Hey. He's in a car. In a car. >> A fellow officer and a heroic civilian dragged Gibson to cover and began life-saving medical aid. >> Hey, get him. Get him. Help me. Help me. Come on. Up and down. Up and down. Upside down. Over here. Over here. Right here. You're okay, bro. You're okay. Breathe. Put the gun down. You're going to You're okay. You're going to be all right. Where you at? Where you at? Where you at? You're going to be okay. Relax. >> Relax. Hold my hand. Hold my hand. >> Hold my hand. Hold my hand. >> Just look at me. Look at me the whole time. >> Hold. Look at me. Look at me. >> Gibson, how we doing, bud? >> Where's he at? Car. >> I'm going to Gangler. >> Gangler, you good? >> Right behind you, press. >> I see him. I see him. >> I see him. I got him. I got him. >> Ignoring repeated commands, the suspect tried to carjack another vehicle with a weapon in hand. Kick the gun away. >> You put it in that gun. >> Officers fired, striking him multiple times until he collapsed. Hey, get him. Get him. Get him. >> Hey, it's right there. I got one suspect down. He's still moving. He's still moving. >> You okay? >> Clear down. All units being routed. Walk back. Run back. Run back. Run back there. >> He's down. He's down. >> Hey, stop moving. >> Get out of the way. Yeah. >> 5 10 12 car is occupied by a random. >> The white car is not clear. It's a suspect car. >> No. No. Gray car is civilian. White car. White car is suspect. >> Two guys. Two guys on here. We going to white car. >> Oh, let's call him out first. >> Call out the first one. Right. >> Yeah. Come on. The suspect was secured, treated at the scene, and later pronounced deceased at Benab General Hospital. Units are going to be transporting the officers. That's clear to memorial downtown. >> We have HFD on scene right now with the suspect. >> That's clear. HFD location. >> Officer Gibson survived with a gunshot wound to the leg and remained in stable condition. No, Gibson. He's back there. Gibson's back there. >> On February 11th, 2022, Frederick, Maryland, officers located 27-year-old Dominique Lamar Lewis sitting on an electrical box holding a firearm. [Music] >> Hey, what's going on? You >> mind stepping down for me? When officers ordered him to show his hands, Lewis ignored commands, walked away, then suddenly turned and fired multiple rounds with a 45 caliber handgun. [Applause] >> Don't you move. 112 shots fired. I think I'm hit. Don't you move. Put your hands out. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands out. >> Oh. >> Okay. >> No. I'm leading. >> Me, too. >> Put your hands out. Put your hands out to your side. >> Put your hands out to your side. >> He's right in front of us. [Music] or something. >> Let's go ahead and uh take a perimeter and try to get on the suspect. >> I don't believe so. >> 56, we have him at gunpoint. We have him at gunpoint. >> All right. Moving in. Shut down the area. >> Keep hands. Keep eye. I'm going to go in. >> What do you mean? >> Do not move. Do you understand? >> Yeah. The gun's underneath him. The gun's underneath him. All right. All right. We're going to go ahead and for two officers shut down >> east and west, north and south. >> We need an EMS here. He shot himself. >> You're good, man. >> You're good. three unit myself. >> All three were flown to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. The officers were released later that evening while Lewis was later transferred into custody. >> Right there. All right, we've got officer Snider shot on him. Going to look like a wound to the chest 137. Where are they? >> 56, we need an IFAC. Somebody come out there behind my uh behind my headrest. Behind my headrest. Officer Snyder eventually returned to duty while officer Kowalsski has not yet rejoined the Frederick Police Department since the shooting. >> With inclusive traffic, >> let's move on to the next story. Traffic came to a halt when a car drifted across a busy intersection with the driver unconscious behind the wheel. Her coworker Janette Rivera sprinted after the vehicle and signaled frantically for help. [Music] Several strangers stopped their own cars and joined in, pushing the vehicle to a stop. [Music] With the driver still unresponsive, a bystander used a dumbbell to smash a rear window and gain access. The driver, 63-year-old Lori Rabior, later explained she had passed out after taking medication on an empty stomach. >> That must be when I passed out because I hit a curb and then the car turned. That's when it went into traffic. I don't even remember leaving work. Thanks to her coworker and the quick-thinking strangers, including US Staff Sergeant Juan Chavez, she was safely rescued. >> Honestly, I just I saw somebody that needed help and I just rushed to it. Uh I didn't really think too much of it. I didn't really think too much about my safety at that point. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I I I I don't even know how to thank you. Thank God for people like >> whether it's officers risking their lives or everyday people stepping up without hesitation, these stories remind us of the courage and compassion that can turn tragedy into survival. Stay safe and stay alert.