You have a family here. >> Got an officer down. He's shot in our briefing room. We don't know where the suspect went. Stay in my vehicle. Okay. Come on. >> Sheriff's office. >> These are instances body cam captures officers final moments. On February 4th, 2021, New Mexico State Police Officer Darien Jared conducted a traffic stop on a white Chevrolet pickup truck for having tinted windows below the legal limit. But when Jared approached the vehicle to speak with the driver, he'd be met with a truly unbelievable sight. >> Afternoon, sir. My name is Darren Jared. I'm with New Mexico State Police. Reason for the South, your window tint's a little too dark. >> Yeah. You mind if I open the door? The driver, 39-year-old Omar Qua, claims he cannot locate his driver's license or proof of insurance. So, Officer Jared asked that he move to the squad car to give him the information. Come with me to my vehicle. That way, I can run your name and date of birth and then that way I can get my return. Okay. What was your name? >> Omar Qua. >> Omar Qua. >> Yes, sir. >> All right, Mr. Qu. >> Okay. >> Huh? >> Yeah. so I can run my checks and I can talk to you a little bit while I'm running my checks and then you'll show me the picture right away because got paperwork I got to do, you know. Hey, hey, real quick. Real quick, you have a firearm. Let's go to my vehicle. Okay, come on. >> Qua fires an AR-15 style rifle officer Jared, hitting him multiple times before delivering a fatal point blank round to the back of the head. He then flees the scene, leaving officer Jared for dead on the side of the road. Homeland security officers driving by on the side of the road and call for help. Police frantically chase CA as citizens record the scene. >> There he goes. There he goes. Watch out. Watch out. This shot at that cop. >> After a tire deflation device and pit maneuver bring Cava's truck to a screeching halt, he briefly exchanges gunfire with officers. He struck multiple times and dies on scene. Officer Darien Jarrett was a six-year veteran of the force. He had three children and was expecting his fourth. He was described as a kind-hearted cop who always had a smile and will be sorely missed by his friends, family, and department. Next case, a drug-addicted college student somehow manages to smuggle a gun inside the campus police station to tragic result. >> What's your name? >> Andreas. No, it's not. What? You have a family? No. >> Yep. Kids >> got an officer down. He shot in our briefing room. We don't know where the suspect went. On October 9th, 2017, 19-year-old Texas Tech University student Hollis Daniels is pulled over after allegedly stealing a friend's gun. >> You don't have a gun inside the vehicle? Yes, sir. >> You have a gun on on your person? >> Yes, sir. >> That has you care if we search your vehicle? >> Yes, sir. >> For a You don't want us to search your vehicle? >> Yeah, but not because I don't have a gun. I just I just It's not necessary on my own. No, it is necessary cuz right now you're involved in an investigation. That's why I'm asking if you have a gun on you. >> No. >> Despite possible evidence of probable cause to search the vehicle, officers allowed Daniels to leave. >> Damn. You said I tried to kill him. >> He said that I said that. >> Yeah, that's why you told the other officer. You carry on with your night, man. Be home safe, buddy. >> The next night, campus police respond to reports of Daniels firing a gun inside his dorm room, including Officer Foy East Jr. Daniels is no longer at the scene, but officers find drugs, paraphernalia in his room. >> Probably has some drugs and paraphernalia in there, but we can't tell from plain view, so we'll just go ahead and seize all all that. >> Daniels returns home to find officers tearing his dorm room apart. And when asked to identify himself, he gives them a fake name. >> Hang on. What's your name, bud? >> What's up? What's your name? >> Andreas. No, it's not. Come on. We're here. So, what's going on? >> We've already talked to your other three roommates. We know what they look like. >> Yeah. >> Stand up for me real quick. Do you have any weapons or anything on you? >> Interlace your fingers on top of your head. >> Daniels is searched before being taken into custody, but the officer somehow misses the 45 caliber handgun concealed in his waistband. >> Spread your feet out a little for me. >> What's all in this pocket? >> Uh, money. >> Money? Yeah, I can take it out. >> Uh, yes. >> Is it okay to just empty out all your pockets while we're doing this? Uh, do you have >> Don't move your hands. Do >> you have Is that necessary? >> I'm asking you a question. >> Uh, no. I don't think Sam's about. >> While being transported, Officer East misses an opportunity to catch Daniels when the gun falls to the floor. Yet, despite being handcuffed, Daniels is able to reach for it and conceal it in his sock. >> I'll be one male. >> What was that big thumb? >> Oh, my my uh handcuff. >> Officer East soon makes another fatal mistake by uncuffing Daniels. If you cooperate with me, we'll go and pull these cuffs off a little bit. Okay. >> Sitting uncuffed in a room with the officer, Daniels asks Officer East a series of chilling questions as he reaches for the gun. >> You have a family? >> Yep. Any kids? >> Pretty old. >> Seconds later, Daniels pulls the gun from his sock and shoots officer East to death before fleeing the scene. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> The campus is put on lockdown as a search begins. >> 658. The PD is not secure. Got an officer down. He's shot in our briefing room. We don't know where the suspect went. He's about a 19-year-old white male, skinny. What's >> uh blue jeans, believe a light colored t-shirt. Um he had muddy blood on his jeans from the knees down. >> Blue jeans and a white t-shirt. >> Yeah. And he's got facial hair. >> Can you Can you relay the information one more time? >> Yeah. Sergeant, so we can get all the perimeter units clear on what we're looking for. >> What's his last name? Daniels. Daniel's last name, first name Hollis. >> After a 2-hour search, Daniels is found and taken into custody without further incident. On New Year's Eve, 2017, Douglas County, Colorado deputies are dispatched to the apartment of Matthew Reel after the 37year-old veteran places a distressing call to 911 claiming that he got into an altercation with his roommate. >> How are you? >> Good. >> What's going on tonight? >> Yeah, well, my roommate freaked out on me and came at me. I even like put a laser in his face and like I'm surprised. >> Okay. Why don't you come out here with this guy right here? >> You mind if I come in and talk with you, sir? >> Is he on anything? Is he have any mental disabilities or >> Not that I know. >> Did you guys get in a physical altercation tonight? >> As Deputy Zachary Parish speaks to the roommate, Real argues with another deputy downstairs. So, Parish heads down and attempts to deescalate the situation. >> Sure. You're okay? >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I'm Are you okay? Yeah. No, I'm I'm fine. >> What's your first name again? >> Matthew. Matthew, Zack, good to meet you. Good to meet you. >> After 20 minutes, deputies are unable to confirm if any crime had occurred, so they release Real without issue. However, two hours later, at 5:00 a.m., Real calls 911 again, asking for deputies to return. Before they arrive, officers are informed that Real is a veteran suffering from PTSD and may pose a threat to himself and others. Shortly after, a team of three officers returns to check on Real. >> Hey, Matt. It's Zach. >> What? >> Can you help me? >> Yeah, I can. Did you not get that message? >> Just >> Well, I don't think there's anyone else in there. >> No, we're going to take him. Go. >> Deputies decide to place Reel on a mental health hold, but they first must gain access to his apartment, but they have no way of knowing that he's barricaded inside his bedroom with a loaded rifle. >> Sheriff's office. Neil unloads a 30 round magazine in a matter of seconds, striking Deputy Parish multiple times. His colleagues attempt to rescue him, but are pinned under heavy fire. I'm going cover. >> Multiple deputies are hit in the ambush and are forced to escape by any means necessary. Stay with me. Stay with me. Yeah. I'm hit. I'm hit. >> You all right? Where you hit? Where you hit? Chest. >> Where you at? In the chest. Okay. Open it. Open it. I'm bleeding. Where? In the chest. Where in the chest? >> Right here. >> In the chest. I'm shot in the arm and the leg. Serge. Oh, I see blood. He's shooting out the window. Just move. Get out of here. This way. Tell me. Over here. Over here. On the ground. On the ground. >> As the injured deputies wait outside for backup, they struggle to find Deputy Zachary Parish. But it's only at this moment that officers realize he is trapped alone in the apartment. >> Still in there. >> Shots fired. >> Three officers hit. One's down with medical slot on the way. Paris, can you hear me? >> After more officers arrive on the scene, a showdown with Real ends in his death. Deputy Zach Parish had only been on the job for 2 years at the time of his death.