A tense moment unfolded in Los Angeles when a man pulled a fake gun on responding officers during a robbery call. Police quickly reacted, not knowing the weapon was a replica, turning the standoff into a life ordeath situation. The suspect was subdued and arrested, but the incident raises serious questions about how split-second decisions are made under pressure. Body cam footage shows the tense moment officers drew their weapons, unsure if the threat was real. What started as a robbery turned into a near tragedy, all because of a fake gun and a bad decision. Get back. Sir, get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Which way you ran? Hey, he's over here. Watch the back. Where is he? Get out. >> Yeah. >> Hey, airship. I think he ran into the parking lot of the U-Haul. >> Okay. Right here. Hey. Hey. Hey. Get back. Get back. Hey, he got him. Hey, he's right here. Drop the gun. >> Okay, I see him. Roger. I got the suspect right here. Let me the building. He's wearing a green shirt, black pants. Get over here. >> Hey, get under there. >> Hey, get over here. Get over here. You're going to get shot. Hey fudge, I got suspect ready. >> Hey, it's coming towards you. Hey, get on the ground, dude. Get down. Get down. Officer needs help. Stop fire. Get down. Officer needs help. Put it down. Get down. Get down. shots fired. >> Get down. Go. >> Get down, man. >> Watch out. Coming. He doesn't have anything in his hand. >> Let me see. >> Get down. >> Get down. >> Don't move. Don't move. >> Don't move. You're going to get tased again. >> Don't move. >> You're going to get tased again. Do not move. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> You shot me. I'm shot. >> No, you're not. >> Sorry.