Police officers train for dangerous situations, but nothing prepares them for the moment a child becomes the threat. These shocking cases reveal what happens when juvenile outbursts turn violent, forcing officers to make split-second decisions with lasting consequences. Hey, get back. Get back. You're getting shot. But the next case was tragically different. Hey, get back. Get back. to get a shot. On March 9th, 2024 in Apple Valley, California, deputies responded to an emergency call about a violent disturbance. 15-year-old Ryan Gainor, a teenager with autism, was reportedly attacking family members and destroying property when deputies arrived just before 5:00 p.m. They encountered Ryan holding a sharp gardening tool. Where's he at? Hey, get back. Get back. You're getting shot. Don't shoot him. Hey, get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back in the residence. Why would you do that? Why you shoot my baby? We're going to get him help. We're going to get him help. We're going to get him help. Check him out, guys. Check him out. Okay, get back. In the confrontation that followed, two deputies opened fire. After the shooting, the officer's initial priority appeared to be restraining Ryan's family rather than providing immediate medical attention. Back inside. Oh my god. A knife here. Knife. Knife. It was only when a third deputy arrived that first aid was administered. Despite continued efforts by deputies and subsequent emergency medical treatment at a nearby hospital, Ryan succumbed to his injuries. The Gainer family has since filed a wrongful death claim against San Bernardino County, alleging excessive force and negligence. They contend deputies should have recognized Ryan's autism, especially since they had responded to five previous calls at the home without incident. Calm down, man. Okay, calm down. On July 20th, 2018, Athens Clark County police in Georgia answered a domestic violence call. During the arrest, the suspect's 10-year-old son became extremely distressed, creating a volatile situation. You want to tell you the charges? All right, ma'am. Right now, you're going to go to [Music] I'm not I'm not calm down, man. Okay, calm down. Stop it. Stop. Visibly upset about his father's arrest, the boy suddenly broke free from family members and charged at an officer. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. You're not going nowhere. You're not going nowhere. Why she getting nowhere? Oh, why she not getting locked up when she came over my sister house fighting my brother? Okay. Um, that's not what happened. That's not what hit. Stop now. Don't do that. Don't grab my officer. Okay. Don't do that. Back up. Back up. Now, everybody back up. Back up. The collision sent both crashing into a patrol car. The officer restrained the child to regain control. Back off. Back off. Back up. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Back up. Help me here. Calm down. Calm down, man. Calm down. You got to calm down for a second. You got to put handcuffs on. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. You need to do Okay. I understand. Yes, sir. You don't run out of the police offic. You good, man? Come on. You good? Yes. Okay. Listen. You up? Uhhuh. We're going to stand up. We're going to have a conversation. Okay, I don't need you running around like that. I don't need you. Okay. Speaking calmly, the officer reassured the boy he wouldn't be jailed. This helped the child settle down. Authorities then let him briefly visit his father in the patrol car where the man promised to arrange bail. Police later stated their officers prioritized deescalation, but physical restraint became necessary to manage the child's violent outburst. Just when you think police encounters with juveniles can't become more volatile, another case proves otherwise. Put your hands behind your back. You're being You're being detained right now. Get that hard ass [ __ ] off. [ __ ] y'all. Get that [ __ ] off of me. On September 18th, 2016, Hagerstown police responded to what appeared to be a routine traffic accident. A 15-year-old girl on a bicycle had collided with a vehicle. But what began as a standard crash investigation quickly escalated into something far more serious. The teen refused to cooperate with officers attempting to investigate the accident or contact her parents for medical consent. Come here. Don't [ __ ] listen. Hey, listen. Yo yo make it worse. Call our [ __ ] parents. Yeah, we are calling your parents. You're being detained now for cooperation. What? For cooperation of investigation officer, [Music] [Applause] [Applause] I'm not going nowhere. Hey, stop. How do I get off? Despite paramedics standing by, she rejected all medical assistance. When officers moved to handcuff her, the situation intensified dramatically. Get off. [Applause] Stop. [Applause] Get off. Get her. Get away. Get out. I just need That's it. You help me. I help you. Okay. So, where's your mom at? You're not going to break. I'm telling my dad. You can tell your dad. We're going to go up and tell your dad together. [ __ ] die. You [ __ ] [ __ ] Get off my feet. Okay, put your feet in. Okay, you go step back. I got a sprayer. I'll spray her. If you want to step back for me for now, you put your feet in. You're getting sprayed. Put your feet in. You're getting sprayed. Put your feet in. You're going to get Put your feet in. You put your feet in. There you go. I mean, look at her. Come on, man. Come on. Her violent resistance to being placed in the patrol car forced officers to take stronger measures, actions she would later regret. The teenager ultimately faced multiple charges. Disorderly conduct, two counts of seconddegree assault, marijuana possession, failure to obey a traffic signal. The controversial incident drew significant public scrutiny. In response, the police chief publicly supported his officers, maintaining they adhered to protocol and used only the minimum necessary force to control the situation. The next case involved a child whose behavior became so severe his own mother needed police intervention. Get off of me for real. Oh, amazing. On August 31st, 2022, officers responded to an apartment complex after receiving reports of a juvenile brandishing a knife during an altercation with his sister. What's up, man? Do you live here? All right. Where's your mom at? In there. All right. Are you all right? Yeah. All right. You have a knife on you, buddy? No, I have one. You put it right there? Yeah. Any other weapons on you, homie? You said you're 15? Yes. Is your mom hurt? No, my sister is cuz she pushed me. She tried to drag me out the house and then she pushed me cuz I didn't want to go to school cuz I have a headache. And yesterday I put my head down to school and then the teacher started making a problem out of nothing. And then that's when she tried to pull me out the house. I pushed her. She ran up to me. So I punched her twice. Your your sister? My sister. Yeah. She's hurt. She her nose was bleeding. Then my little brother and my mom and my sister started jumping. Jumping your sister. Jumping me. Jumping you. And then I slapped my little brother with a pillow. How was he? [ __ ] Why you do that? Cuz he was grabbing knives and trying to stab me. The conflict began when the boy, later identified as Adrien, refused to attend school, sparking a heated family dispute. Upon arrival, officers located Adrien outside the apartment. After listening to his account, one officer made the decision to place him under arrest. What you doing, bro? What is you doing? Put your hands on a fight, man. It's really not worth Get off. I didn't do nothing, bro. Okay, that's what's going to happen. I didn't do nothing, though. I didn't do nothing. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. I didn't even do nothing, bro. Get off of me for real. Get off me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Put your hands behind your back. Stop it. Stop. Get off me, bro. Put your hands behind your back. Get off me. Oh, stop. You don't want to hurt me. Put your hands behind your back. Get off of me. Get off of me. Stop listening. Put your hands on your back. Get off of me. Put your hands behind your back. Adrian, get off. Get off. They keep touching me. Quit resisting. Get off. Shut up. Stop. Get off. Quit resisting. Get off. Get off. Stop putting my face into the ground. Stop putting my face into the ground. Stop. I'm sorry, [ __ ] I didn't I didn't have a headache. No. No. What began as a routine procedure escalated dramatically when Adrien physically resisted. At this point, you need to listen to We don't want to hurt you. Y'all trying to take me to jail. What you did? Stop putting my head into the ground. One more chance. Mom. Mom. One more chance. One more chance. Mom, my arm. My arm. Mom, one more chance. I promise. One more chance. Please. Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom, please. Mom, please. Get over my face. Get over my [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [Applause] [ __ ] You can't do that. No. We can see what they do. The struggle intensified to the point where Adrienne's mother intervened in the arrest despite being handcuffed and placed in a patrol vehicle. Adrien continued resisting, requiring additional restraint at the station. Authorities ultimately charged Adrienne with resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. In a tragic twist, his mother also faced charges obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct for interfering with law enforcement during the incident. The next incident presented an even greater challenge for police. An officer found himself under attack, not from one, but four teenagers simultaneously. Get back to my country. What is wrong with you? On Halloween night 2023 in Hot Springs, Arkansas, a routine littering violation escalated into a dangerous confrontation. The situation began when an officer observed a teenage girl tossing a drink can into the street. When the officer confronted the group about the littering violation, the teens refused to cooperate or contact their parents. What is you talking about? Listen to me. The next time I see you throw trash, you going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail. Hey, you get Hey, you get out of my face. Thank you. What the [ __ ] is up with you? Well, I need a couple other units in the 200 block apartment. I don't give a [ __ ] if you're a minor. Hey, hey, tell her to come down to the police department and see me. My name's Lieutenant B. Hey, hey, I don't care if you're mad. Tell them to come see me. My name's Lieutenant May. Park. Yeah. Glad part. Do not touch me. I'm calling my mother. Come here. Come here. I'm not Do I look like I'm touching you? Yes. You just [ __ ] pushed me to [ __ ] I was talking to you. It don't [ __ ] matter. Hey, call your mama so I can find out where you live. Call your mom so I can find out where you live. Call your mom. Call your mama so I can find Hey, I don't care. I don't care. I threw a can and then threw it at Hey and then threw it at me. So that's a that's a different story. Hey, call your mom. Like, what are you doing? Call your mom. The situation rapidly deteriorated as the teenagers became verbally and physically aggressive, hurling profanities, slurs, and escalating their behavior. Don't get out of it because it's all on It's all on camera. Y'all are making Y'all are making a real Hey, don't get out of my face. Get out of my face. Listen to me. You're going to get Hey, listen. Hey, because you can't because you're my investigation. matter. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Step it up. Hey, listen. Back the [ __ ] off of me. Get the [ __ ] back. Get the [ __ ] back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. No ass up, you know. Get back. No, you're going to stop touching me. What is wrong with you? [Applause] Get off [Applause] [Music] now. Get down. Hey, you better put your hand. The confrontation turned physical before the officer could deescalate the situation. Backup units arrived and successfully restrained all four teens, placing them under arrest. Hey, we're going to have life come check you out. Okay. Oh, do I? We're good. We're good. You You're Yeah. The violent struggle resulted in medical consequences on both sides. One girl required treatment for an asthma attack triggered during the altercation while the officer sustained minor injuries. Following the incident, all four teenagers faced secondderee battery charges. The Hot Springs Police Department also became subject to an official report regarding the officer's handling of the situation. 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