Think police work is all about chasing suspect? Think again. Sometimes the most unpredictable dangers come with fur, fangs, or scales. >> These eight shocking encounters show what happens when nature turns the tables and officers are forced to fight not just for control, but for survival. >> April 30th, 2023. Columbus, Ohio. A routine call about a man with a hammer turned into a nightmare. A frantic resident warned, "Two stray dogs, loose and dangerous." The officer moved in. Then chaos. The dogs tore through a fence in just 19 seconds. Teeth, claws, 20 bites. The officer went down. He had no choice. He opened fire. >> Did you call a >> No, I don't call. That's a dog. They almost bite me. >> Okay, I'll go see if I can burn it off. >> He's a brown dog. >> Okay. [Music] Go ahead. >> In the same area I was flagged on about a dog trying to bite somebody. That's my run. Check. >> What are you guys doing? [Applause] Hey buddy, what are you doing? Someone told me that you tried to fight them. That is not That is not very nice. You stay there. >> Hey, you get back in there. You go back inside. [Applause] [Music] What? Okay. [Music] that and looks like Harris will be at this 190 190. >> I found the dogs. They bit me. I had to shoot him. >> I copy. Where are you? >> In the alley south of where I was. >> At first, he was calm. He never saw the ambush coming. These weren't just aggressive dogs. They hunted him. The warning came too late. It was never a fair fight. The dogs didn't survive. The officer did, but the damage went far beyond physical. >> Hey, what's the address? >> What's your address? >> 911. >> 618. Okay. And that's uh Eureka. >> South Eureka. >> Okay. >> 190. I'm in the rear of 698 South Rica. >> 698 South. when I can you start being a medic, too. Help me get cleaned up. >> Yeah, absolutely. I already had one started for you. >> Hey, did you guys see any of that? >> No, I >> Okay. >> I have my dog out back and I heard it. So, I come out here to get him to >> Yeah. Some guy down the road flagged me down, said these dogs tried to bite him. So, I came and pulled the gate shut and then they came to the garage. I tried to hold the door shut and they wor their way out. So they >> I've carried two tries a few times. >> Yeah, me too, man. >> They actually took me down. >> Yeah, I I'm usually pretty good at dogs, but they were >> Was just one or both of them? >> Both of them. >> Put them both down. >> Yeah. Well, I mean, >> the one was able to get back into the garage, but I hit them both. >> I get it, man. I get it. >> Yeah. I'm I I'm a huge dog lover. Get >> They ain't never bit nobody. They never You come in my yard, that's boring. >> Yeah. Well, a lot of dogs do that. If you're at the fence, they're barking at you. So, I tried to walk away from the fence and then they tried coming out through the garage. It's like, whoa. Cuz my dogs do that. If you go to my fence, they'll go crazy. But if you walk in the yard, they're totally cool. It's going to get >> in the alley. Yeah. It's going to get real busy here. Do you guys both live in these houses? >> Yeah, I live right here. >> Okay. I might You live in this one. You live I might Someone might come and just talk to you. They might not. I don't know. It's my lieutenant has to come do a letter now that I shot a couple dogs. It is what it is. >> What's up, man? Check >> all over. They took me down. I I haven't checked this lake yet, but They were going to town on me. You >> want to have a seat in my crib here until we get all of this? >> Um, I'm okay. I'll probably have to go to the hospital, get checked out. So, I mean, I could even drive my car back here. I don't want to necessarily get trans >> one of them. >> Well, I think I actually shot two. Um, >> where' they head off to? >> Right here. So, I got flagged down. I found this gate open. So, I went and shut the gate and then they came and were barking at me. I was like, "Well, I'll get away from the gate. Maybe they'll calm down." They came to the door. They were pushing it open. So, I went to push the door closed and they were able to get it open and warm out. And they both just jump. >> No charges filed, just a brutal reminder of how quickly control can vanish. March 29th, 2023, Tampa, Florida. Cops pulled up to a scene no academy prepares for. A 9- ft gator blocking an intersection. No time to freeze. They lunged, pinned it down, taped its jaws, wrestling raw muscle into submission. Even the trapper was stunned. Didn't know cops could wrangle gators. >> Yeah. Once he's tired again. He's getting there. I know, buddy. You see that rope? Are you okay? Yeah. Pull him out a little bit. >> You ready? >> He's behind you. >> You want to jump on him? >> Huh? >> Yeah. I'm going to take the head. You ready? >> Yeah. How far? >> I'm going to go to the head and you just set on his body. >> This wasn't a stray dog. It was a suburban Jurassic Park. One wrong move, broken bones. Taped jaws or not, it was still a death machine. But the officers didn't hesitate. No training, just instinct. Hey guys, back off the street. Guys, back off the street. >> Mike, do you want the rope tight? >> Um, you're fine the way you got it. I just need tape. >> It's going to be all right. >> Uh, I just need something to cover his eyes so he chills out. Take a strip of tape and a towel. >> Just cover his head like behind his nose like where my hand left hand's at. We're going to tape this. >> Just go underneath the rope >> like right right here. All right. Break that off. >> We're just using like two rounds. Is that what we're doing? >> We got plenty. Is there like an elevator? >> Can you tape his front legs together behind you? I have him like tucked back. >> So you're just taking his leg. >> Yeah, like behind his back like your handcuff. >> You want to wrap the rope around? >> No, it's all right. Shoot up [Music] nine over there. You're going to do the same thing with his back legs. Boom. [Music] >> We need when we load him up, we need to talk a little bit. >> All right. >> Yeah. So when he's tied up like that >> looks like a hope. >> Yeah. I want I want to get the rope off. >> Just spend about 10 minutes doing this. >> Well, he rolled and all that. That's what you want. You don't want to jump over the crap out of >> Yeah. Usually what I do is I'll lasso him and tie him off to a telephone pole. Do what the hell he wants. >> You're looking at the telephone pole right there. You'd find out it's not a telephone call. [Music] >> Yeah, we'll write that one off. That's all right. >> You got that smile. >> Cut the end off. There's more room than that. >> Yeah, that's not coming out right now. >> Can I grab it? >> Yeah, you just cut it right here. Grab that. >> No, it's He's He's got his teeth in it. >> Pull it tight. >> You do the PL. Yeah, just put like you good with that. >> Charge them a lot of money. >> He's probably 10, right? >> But I've never Iaugh. >> You can take a scope from here to cover his eyes. >> We got we got the uh footer out a year ago. >> He's warming back up again. Oh yeah, dude. >> The gator lived. The block was safe and the cop. They showed chaos and didn't check job titles. August 5th, 2022. Warsaw, Wisconsin 911 caller. There's a turkey inside the building. Officers walked into chaos. Shattered glass, trashed room, and one terrified bird bouncing off the walls. Gear up, nets out, not a gator. >> And the net though is what I'm saying. Cuz when I go in there, I want to be able to like get it. >> It's a turkey, not a tiger. >> Yeah, it's going to scratch. Dude, have you seen Have you hunted turkey before? To be honest, I don't really know what to do afterwards, though. No, I'm just saying like once we catch it. I'm saying like, do we just release it? >> Came through a window. Broke the window completely out. That's why I was calm. >> I don't know, dude. Turkeys can be kind of gnarly sometimes. Purchase Gary. >> See what we got here. >> I see it. >> How big is it? >> Uh, it's I think it's >> Oh, yeah. It's walking around. >> It's not a tom, so that's good. >> Oh, god. >> All right. Uh, should you just go in at it? >> What are you hiding over there for? >> You got the gloves and the net. Come on, just go. >> All right. Yeah. >> Told you it's getting easier. Yeah, we needed two of these, Brady. >> You get it or not? >> Got in one room. >> Okay, keep it in that room. >> We need another >> cuz I'm useless. >> Oh my god. >> Got him. >> Hey, well done. >> All right, now just how far down is it? >> I mean, we're on the second floor. >> It's probably probably not mega suitable to just uh I got him. Hold on. Brady, hold on to this. >> That guy. >> All right, let's go outside. Okay, here we go. >> We got her. >> That's what you get for asking for the net. Let her run. >> Well, if you have to untangle it a little bit, but yeah, that's okay. It'll burst free. You'll figure it out. It's all right, buddy. There you go. Hold on. Not a killer dog. Just 20 lb of feathered fury. But underestimated, that beat can be cut. Those claws will tin weapons. Still within minutes caught, unharmed, released. No injuries, no charges. Just another wild call from mother nature. Because sometimes the fiercest threats come with feathers. August 17th, 2023. Petersburg, Alaska. Bear in the produce aisle. Repeat, bear in aisle three. Shoppers froze as a lost black bear cub clumsily picked through apples like a four-legged food critic. Offices moved fast. No roaring giant, just a baby. But babies still have claws, teeth, and no clue how grocery stores work. >> Keep going this way. >> Got him. We got him. >> Where do you want to put in this thing now? >> Back of the truck. >> Back in the truck. Put him in tent. >> Put him in the back of the seat truck. Yeah. Put him in ours. >> Not yours. >> Right here. >> Just put him in ours and we'll take him out the door. Dump it. >> They coralled it safely. No injuries, no chaos, but the ending stung. The cub was later euthanized for safety. >> Oh, and uh we got a little dail. What are you laughing at? >> Can you put the whole thing in there? >> Maybe. >> Just open the door. It'll run out. >> How does it come about? Hey, can you lower this window about 4 in? >> Yeah. Uh, let's speak up about the Dump or twins? Dump. >> How are we going to get this off? >> I don't know. >> Remember how this goes. >> Okay. So, you pull it out just to just loose. All right, let's drive out there. >> Good job. Good job. >> One moment it's mangling mangoes, the next gone. And in Texas, the next threat wouldn't have fur. Cruising through Irving, Texas, one driver got the shock of a lifetime. An 8-foot python sprawled across their car like it owned the road. Enter officer Steve Buus, Irving's go-to snake wrangler. Calm and collected, he safely wrangled the giant python, nicknamed Miss Bonnie. Since city rules ban snakes over 6 ft, Bonnie's next stop, a wildlife sanctuary, not someone's sofa. Pythons may not be venomous, but don't be fooled. Those teeth lock in like a trap. One slip and this could have been a nightmare. >> You got any neighbors? Huh? Heat. [Music] Yeah. I don't know if it could be a neighbor. Uh >> yeah, it has to be. >> Yeah, >> how do you guys uh crack it? >> Well, that's a good question. >> I don't know if they'll come out for this. I don't know where to put him now. >> No, I can't let him loose. He's not indigenous to this area. >> All parks and wildlife. >> No. >> God, what a beautiful snake. He is pretty. >> No, he's fine. He's fine. >> Oh, he's got a ungodly amount of teeth. Really? >> Pythons have hu lots of teeth. They're all angled backwards so that if they bite you, you can't pull them off. >> Come here. Come here. Dusty pull that >> down. >> How far are we looking so far? >> Six foot right here. >> Okay. So, she's over. All right. >> All I needed, >> huh? >> She does. >> Where do you want her? >> All right. So, we're going to put her in my truck. Um, I need to call my supervisor to see if we've already find the owner for her. >> Okay. >> Um, if we want to give her Hello, sweet girl. If we want to give her back, if we want to give her 24 hours, Caesar, what are we going to do? >> Didn't you say what kind of bow she used? >> Uh, red. >> Okay. Do you need your picture with her? >> Oh, I got lots of pictures. It's going to go on the department social media page. >> Oh, I'm sure. >> Everyone Well, everyone will be excited to see that. >> Oh, she got a good Oh, she got a hold of the wheel well back. Hold on. Thanks to Officer Burrus's steady hands, the only thing crushed that day was panic. Not people. In Columbus, Ohio, a routine traffic stop turned violent in an instant when a pitbull lunged out of nowhere. No warning, just teeth. The dog clamped onto the officer's leg, tearing through muscle. Blood poured, but the officer didn't shoot. He held back as the owners rushed in too late. The bite was brutal, deep enough to leave him barely standing. A few seconds longer, and it could have been far worse. The dog was quarantined, but no charges followed. Some calls leave more than bruises. [Music] God, [Music] >> come here. Won't you? No. You >> right, man. Get Get his info. Get their info. >> I don't even my dog. No. You >> the dog in the house. I need you to come back out. I need your info. >> My dog. You tell him that was me. >> You tell him it was me. [Music] >> 193. I just had pit bull take a chunk out of my >> my leg. >> 81 mid lane. >> Who's the name? >> Hey, sorry. I got bit by pitull. >> We brought him in. We didn't mess with the guys and the bottom of the bus. I'm sorry. Do I get you anything? Like, are you good? >> I mean, not much not much you guys can do for me, but I got He took in your house if he lives there with her. What? >> You know her well enough to keep her dog, but you don't know her name? >> I didn't I mean, >> yeah. I mean, >> I mean, you ripped in the muscle, man. Should I get you anything, man? Like >> I'm good, man. I got a medic coming. >> You don't want anything? >> No. >> Yeah. I got some back like the back spray. You want to hit the real quick? >> No. >> Pull your cruiser up and you can >> That's all right. I'm going to stay like this. >> Lucky the dog didn't get shot. >> Where's the north half of this duplex? >> Honestly, I thought he was on the chain. I didn't know he was like >> I probably would have done something about it. >> They ran back in the yard or they >> I thought the loser is still contained in your area. >> It's still contained. Copy. >> Rip right in the muscle. >> You guys do me a favor, bro. Pull up. Pull up 190. I want to see on the push >> bumper. You just come right out. >> Yeah, I was walking up. I thought the dog was on the chain. And I heard it coming. It just like >> kept on coming. >> Oh, yeah. It kept on coming and grabbed right onto my my calf. Ripped the damn muscle out. >> Surprised you didn't shoot us. >> Well, I mean, I wasn't worried about >> turn and run. >> Well, I started kicking at it. >> Oh, >> hey Paul, help me out, man. [Music] >> They're going to take it, man. They're going to take that dog. Remember the husk got me. >> I mean, did it rip into your muscle? Like >> I mean, my muscle is literally showing. >> I got a piece of my muscle on my boot. >> Shut that door. >> Ain't got no muscle in there. >> That's Yeah, [Music] >> just Kroger 2161 EN Road about 20 minutes old now. Be my wife. Long hair. >> That's my muscle on my boot. It's not good. >> No, it's not. Picked up a non shift vehicle. No direction of travel, >> dude. It like ripped right in my calf. >> I thought it was on the chain. I thought it was on on the leash. Like I wasn't like, "All right." But dude, it came right out, snagged my calf. I started kicking at it to get it away cuz it kept like trying to bite at me. Start. And then these two guys, they come out and grab the dog. What's up? >> Hey, man. How's it going? >> Well, yeah. Where'd he get you at? right here on the calf. That's my muscle on my boot. >> Yeah, he did. He got you pretty. >> Yeah, he got me good. >> This officer survived, but won't forget how fast things went south. Warning, stay alert. Stay alive. Officer Pierce Wilbur thought it was just another call until it turned bloody. April 4th, 2018. A routine stolen property check in Las Cruises. Easy until Philip Alana's Balm Mastiff Compen got involved. Wilbur was clear. Secure your dog. Alana didn't. Seconds later, attack. Massive jaws, no warning, no leash, no vaccine records. Wilbur bled. Competent bit. Alana stammered. >> Is he still standing with her over there at the town? >> Central 826. Can you copy? >> Is he at the Yeah, the trailer parked right there. >> Okay. Was it reported stolen? >> Let's go back to report. >> The trailer too. >> The trailer. >> The trailer is embezzled or stolen. >> Like you let him borrow it. >> I let him borrow it, but he has to get back. It's still over there. But the thing is, >> have you told him to give it back? >> I don't know. We get it. >> What was the like deal of how long he could have the trailer? >> I didn't give no deal. I just trying to get it back. >> I know. No, I know. What what did you what was his expectation of how long he could borrow? >> I didn't give him an expectation. He just said go ahead and borrow it and whenever you're done with it, bring it back. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. You need >> Yeah. You need to get a hold of him first and he needs to be made aware that he needs to get it back before we can get involved cuz embezzlement's only once he knows that he's not allowed to have it anymore. Like you say, "Hey, >> the bike got two guns." >> Two guns. >> Yeah. >> Out of where? Did Did you report the gun? >> No, I'm reporting them right now. What did you report last night? >> I just now saw >> Okay. But what did you what did you report last night? >> Uh last night the just this the >> and that's when all the stuff was stolen. >> I just need to know the specifics because I need to know if I need to supplement their case number or do a new one. Did they take a report? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I didn't notice it officer. >> But I mean for the breakin though. >> The guns were stolen during the breakin and you just noticed them, correct? >> Oh, this morning. Yeah. This morning there was a break. I mean they broke into the garage and they came back. >> What happened was what happened was is he was here right? He was staying here. >> Okay. >> And he stayed in he opened he opened the garage. >> He broke into the garage. >> What happened? He opened the garage. Nothing was touch. He was here. Nothing was >> your dogs tied up this morning. He woke up cuz they dropped me last night. >> See my head? >> Yeah. >> They dropped me last night. >> You guys had it out and he went in. >> Did he have Did he have access when he was living here or did he have access to >> How long was he living there? >> He he Okay. The the camper trailer. Which one? >> So he's And all the stuff happened in that garage right there. Okay. That was very >> this morning. So, what did you take last night? Nothing. >> You didn't take no guns, >> you thought you were. You were going to light him up. He swear to my gun. >> Guys, guys, guys. Hey. >> All of this. I'm just saying. >> I'm just being honest. >> I went to my gun safe and that's his brother. >> It was It was the bike that was choking. >> The guns are gone. I just went in my gun safe and they're gone. There's a good seat. >> The officer held back. No shots fired, but the dog quarantined. No paperwork. A threat that couldn't be ignored. >> Is that dog you want to put it in like a house or something? All right. >> So I could look around without having to worry about getting bit. >> Got it. 1751. Who took pictures? The officer did already. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Get your dog. I'm sorry. >> Get your dog or I will shoot him. >> Get out. >> I don't know. You left your door open or something. >> Go over there. Yeah, it bit my ankle a little bit, but I don't think it's bleeding. >> It's cuz you can't get around near the You can't get near the fences. The dog. >> Get inside. Get inside now. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm bleeding a little bit. >> All right. >> So, sorry, officer. That's cuz I'm not paying attention. I'm sorry. Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm all right. >> I'm sorry about that. >> Hey, for one 652, >> please don't take my dog. >> Go ahead for 652. >> Can you go three? >> Alana scrambled to cover his track. Too late. The bite was logged. The dog was taken. >> This a mess. I'm sorry, sir. >> Sorry. Hey everyone, central >> tried to lock me up later. I thought he >> can 1055 here for a dog bite and I need an FO. >> He's got a shot. >> 839 with an F. >> I'm sorry. I'm so sorry, sir. I'm just your cup. >> All right. It's all right here. Watch out. I'm shook up about 18 dogs. >> You want more dogs? >> More dogs. >> I don't want him taken away. Jeez. >> I mean, I have to I know. I know. I have to report it. But >> they're going to take him away. >> I have no idea, man. I I don't deal with that. I'm not acco. >> Do you have all the info for your bike? Like the >> Yeah. >> Huh? Yeah. >> You okay? >> I'll be right. >> It's all right. It's all right. My head's turn. >> Wait, wait. Hold on. I'll go on the other side just in case he runs past you. >> You got it. All right. Doors. Door's messed up. >> You can't get around again. >> No, no, he's locking. >> All right. This is where everything was right there. We got the information right here. We broke into all this. >> You see all broke into guns right there. He got into that. You fall. [Music] >> It's all right. Get it worked out. >> Oh my god. >> Where's your gun safe? >> Yes, sir. He broke into it. >> It's that one over there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And the bike's missing. >> That was my godfather's pistol. >> Is that what it was? >> Yeah. >> I'm so sorry. You're going to take my dog? >> I have no idea, man. I just deal with this. All right. >> I want to be out of here. >> Yeah. What's your name? And let me get all your information. >> Assuming because he broke in here, correct? >> Like no one actually witnessed it or anything. >> He We know that he broke in. >> Everybody knows he broke. >> Everyone knows he broke in, but no one witnessed him stealing the bike though. The >> gun told me this morning >> that he did. Okay. All right. Does she say where it's at? >> She she took off walking. >> She wouldn't say where it's at. Oh, she got she she was upset. But the thing is is uh he went ahead and uh he took off. He finally got the Here it is. Let's try >> 77 84. >> Come on. >> Channel three. >> Come on. Three. >> No, you channel four over there. >> Yeah. Dog snuck up and bit me in the ankle. >> Is that you? Okay. >> This guy's a beast, bro. Hey, uh, don't let fire rapid so I can get some pictures with my cell phone, but you know, also with my FO camera. >> Just saying. >> I honest I can't tell you, man. I don't want to tell you one way or the other. I mean, we have to report it, obviously. >> I'm not getting in trouble. You don't like anybody in uniform, that's why. >> Oh, I got it. I mean, he got out. It happened. >> Listen, he protecting his yard. >> I'm glad he I'm glad he backed off. If he had reapproached now, man, they're they're coming with the ambulance. I'm glad he backed off or else I would have I would have had to shoot him. So, that's good. >> I'm glad he I'm glad after the initial bite he got off. >> I know. I saw you pull out the gun. I was scared. >> And there's that. You want to hold on to that? >> Hold on. >> Oh, man. >> I kind of got to take care of this other thing, too. >> Lock me out at 7:40 West Palms on the follow. >> But this is the go. >> Yeah, that's that's the for the >> Yeah, man. This dog got me good. It's a huge dog. They put him away. They put him away and then he snuck up around the side and I thought the guy was going to grab him. So I was kind of backing up telling him, "Get your dog and he just lunged at my ankle. Freaking took me to the ground." So I kicked him off and I I got my 1080 out and I was waiting for him to he re-engaged and I was going to pop him. But luckily the guy jumped on him and got him back. But yeah, I'll Oh, code 798. Yeah. Okay. All right. Uh, I might need someone to I just got here. I hadn't started the report. I'm probably going to have to bounce. I'll see if that'll can help with the report. Yeah, it's a cluster over here, too. All right. Cool. All right. Sure. separate. Oh, dude, you can't get your good probably pull a separate case for that. Well, maybe all in one though. >> See this dog, man. >> Yeah, >> he's all worried. He's like, you going to take my dog like I don't deal with that stuff. >> You know what? We need to call ACO. >> I mean, >> start me to the >> I mean I mean I get it. I was in it. >> It should have been locked up in the house, but >> All right. Uh, [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay, don't judge what's in my back. >> Is it a dog? >> No. >> Hold on. >> That's actually a very relevant question. >> No, he got he grabbed it and then pulled. So, I I went down on the ground. >> What kind of dog is it? >> Uh, pit mix. Where's 55? Taking their sweet time. Maybe they thought I was too. >> Maybe they thought I was joking. And then this is like Sammy Valdez is here, the guy that Hayes fought and Steven Valdez was staying and he's the suspect for taking two 1080s in a motorcycle from this other guy who doesn't look like he should own 1080s yet. >> The one I have for the autotheft is 32793. >> Keep them from me. >> It hurts to walk too. >> Yeah, he probably got you like on the muscle. You What's the address again? 1048. >> 1048. Right. >> Yeah. >> Get your gun. You got your gun. >> Everyone thinks I'm playing around. That's a big dog. >> That's a big dog. >> Yeah, it is. >> It gets crazy when you get next next to the fence, bro. >> Mhm. Yeah, dude. It's seriously like this tall. >> Okay, I'll get that. You told me right now that I put that. >> Look at me first. Get a picture. We're taking a picture of fire. >> There's 55. You have to get quarantined. What does that mean? >> Just they have to like hold them away from like the public for what, like 3 days or something like that. >> Once the dog takes blood, there's not necessarily the same. They have to get quarantine. >> Well, you see, >> he needs to get pictures of the dog. Are are you able to like >> get them in that in there and open the curtains? >> We don't like them. What happened? >> Can you can you put him in that room and then open the curtain? Just leave the door closed just so we can get a picture. Big old dog grabbed me and then took me to the ground. Got into the muscle or something. Not always. >> Huh? You able to take a couple steps? >> Yeah. Yeah, I can walk. It just hurts. It's just sore. >> Put my weight on it. It's just sore. >> Thank you. Can you take a one? >> It's Yeah, it's just tender. I don't think it affected the bone or anything. I can move it. Just It's sore like when you work out or you get >> Well, they put him up. This is just the autotheft report. So, I saw the dog. I was like, "Hey, can you put him up?" So I go to the backyard. I was like, "He's up." And somehow he gets out the front door and sneaks around. Just comes right up on me. Big freaking huge >> pit. [Music] I was about to shoot him, but he he got off. I kicked him off and he was about to re-engage. I had my gun out and then the guy was able to call him back. >> I took I took photographs of it. >> Let's see what they want to do. >> They want us to go to work, man. out. Um, >> do you have the shot records and all that? >> You got all >> No, they're going to come out. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. Like I said, he grabbed it and then he pulled me to the ground. It's whatever they want to do. Whatever is required. >> Well, you're not required to go. I want to go. >> Well, I'd rather not go in the ambulance. I'm not a child. >> I can take you. >> That's fine. >> Hey, sorry. Are you good if I take him up to the hospital? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Are you good if I transport him up to the hospital? It's cuz he don't like anybody's uniform because when he was younger the dog >> All right, let me get Veronica. >> It's understandable. Keep them big dogs locked up. >> Hey, real quick. >> You don't want to come down the restroom, though? >> No. >> You need me to go over there for 729 or whatever. >> Pull them out. Drag them. You want me to drag them? >> Yeah, we just need to get photos of them. We have to get photos of them. >> Just put them in that room. Just Just put them in that room. Set them by the window. Just set them by the window and then open the >> curtain on. >> Hey, Veronica's going to take you. Okay. >> Cuz apparently wants me to do something for him. >> Okay. So, he's in the backyard and I asked him, "Hey, can you put him in the house so I can walk around and check out the garage?" So, they put him in the house and I go through the gate and I guess he came out the front door and then crept around. So, all of a sudden, he was just on me. >> He grabbed my ankle and then actually pulled me to the ground. So, I kicked him in the face to get him off and I was I was waiting for him to re-engage. I was going to shoot him or had the gun out, but he didn't. He just barked and then the owner got him. So, >> yeah. Okay. >> Just got me the one time. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, we'll take him to the show. >> He's not He really doesn't that crazy with people. >> I mean, it's just a dog. I'm not mad at it, but they got to follow their procedures. >> No. No, I didn't. >> I didn't know if I was supposed to call you or what. Yeah, I might as well. >> You know, the only way you're taking me to the hospital by ambulance is if I'm unconscious and I can't refuse. >> We're not putting >> It's no It's It's no offense to you guys. I like you guys. We don't do the hard though. >> No, it's it's not that. It's not worried about that. >> Yeah. >> Not worried about that. >> It just It just seems kind of lame. >> Cops have been here three times in the last 24 hours, bro. >> Didn't grab something. >> Yeah. >> No, I'm good. >> Check. >> I'm gonna come to give me the good juice there at the hospital. >> Right now. >> Well, then do it mean a little bit, >> huh? Come with Oh, they'll do it there. >> Oh, up there. >> I guess they give me >> if they give me n then got to can't work. >> Exactly. Work. >> It doesn't. It definitely hurts like a mopo. >> Both sides. That's the worst. >> He really dug into the muscle. I can feel it like when I try to flex my foot. It's like you pulled a muscle before like that for a while. >> Mhm. Wouldn't be the first time one of us got bit. >> That's why we tell That's why we tell people to put their dogs up when we come up. We've been there. We've been here a lot. >> Just that's fine. But just let let them let them do their thing, man. >> You still want to report your motorcycle or not? Right here. That's going to be at 3702 mundo loop. 3702 mundo loop break your copy and you're going to go get your >> RB stated the code for clear last night saying you should have a when is breaking station and a concussion but if he has a lease on you if he's if he's been living here you have to evict him. Yes, you can. You can do that. If you own the property, you can evict people. That's fine. But you just have to do it legally. Can break. >> Sorry. >> I mean, >> didn't feel good, that's for sure. >> [ __ ] the [ __ ] out of you, dude. >> Well, yeah. I wasn't expecting him to sneak up on me. A big old dog. I was about to. >> I was about to. >> I like dogs. So, he's lucky. Some some pe some people would uh would have done it automatically. >> Career getting bit by a dog. Man, >> his first time >> in nine years. I'm usually very cautious around dogs. Like that's why I told him to put the dog up. I wasn't going to risk it, but I didn't know he's going to sneak around. >> Oh yeah. >> 78 sir. Correction. Central 76 6. This wasn't a freak accident. It was avoidable. It was negligence. And the worst part, this was just the beginning. May 3rd, 2018, St. George, Utah. Police responded to a domestic dispute. What they walked into was chaos. Willie Mosha was dragging a woman inside. He let her go, but his massive German Shepherd didn't. [Music] [Applause] >> Get outside. I wanted him out. >> Stop. >> Come here. Come here. My boy. Smart boy. >> All right. Let's calm down. >> Dude, this girl is jacked up. >> Okay. >> Come here. >> Alpha. >> Come here, champ. >> All right. Uh, we're code four kind of. Uh, still keeping code, please. >> Oh my god, she's jacked up, dude. >> What's up, bud? This girl is so whacked. Okay. Can you get your dog? >> Yeah, I got him. Come >> here. Come here. Come here, boy. >> All right. I'm cold now. Come here. Come here. That's my boy. >> All right. >> No, that's my boy. >> Okay. >> The dog lunged, teeth bared, heading straight for the officers. One cop fired a stun gun. The dog backed off briefly. Then it chased a student nearby before animal control stepped in. But the nightmare wasn't over. >> Let's get this dog. Grab him. >> Grab him. >> Get the dog. >> No. Hey, don't touch. >> Get the dog in the house. Oh boy. >> You open your [ __ ] dog. >> I'll keep the dog. The dog charged again. One officer dodged. The other wasn't so lucky. The beast locked on, snarling, ready to bite. [Applause] You really shot my dog. >> Hey, sit down right now. Sit down right now. >> Sit down right now. >> Sit down right now. >> Sit out. >> Sit down right now. >> Sit. >> Sit down on the ground. >> Camera fell. You're lucky your dog didn't get killed, bro. >> No, no. >> We gave you plenty of opportunities to get that dog, >> man. I'm I'm telling you, >> I just about shot your dog. >> Came this close to freaking shooting it. You need to control that. >> Charlie, there was a taser deployment on a dog. Everybody's code for though. >> Get over there and sit down. >> Taser deployed 627 on a K9. That's crazy, bro. >> You guys could have killed your dog. You know that, right? >> I don't care. We're going to >> guess what? It could have killed you, too. >> Okay. Well, it didn't. >> What's going on today? >> Hey, ma'am. Look at me. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> I I didn't know. >> No, just sit. >> Just sit down. Sit. >> Where's Champ at? >> Sit. I'm not sitting. >> We're going to stay right here. >> Where's Champ at? >> Sir, where's Champ? >> Ma'am, you're detained right now. You hear me? Tampa. >> Hey, have a seat. >> How am I detained? >> Have a seat. >> Where's >> Have a seat. Get over here. Sit down right here on the rock. >> All right. Sit down. >> Where's head? >> What's going on at >> Where's Champ? >> He took off running. Okay. He'll come back, I'm sure. >> Guys, you guys didn't want to get him. >> Where's Champ? I I I told you I didn't want I >> Stop. What's going on here? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Were you guys fighting? >> No. But where's Champ at? >> I don't know. Here's the thing. When I get here, I hear her yelling at you to get out of the house. She comes through the door and then you grab her and pull her away from the door. >> No, man. I'm trying to be champ, man. >> Nope. I could have shot your dog at the door when it came at me and bit at me. He could have shot your dog there. We're not talking about the dog anymore. Do you understand? >> Okay. Well, I'm not trying to fight with y'all, man. But where's my dog, man? >> Your dog's gone. >> We're not talking about the dog. >> Are you going to talk to me about what happened in here? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> What happened in there? >> I I'm not trying to do nothing in there. We Everything's fine. >> Mha refused to control it. Tensions rose. The officers fired again. Still, the couple resisted, argued, and ignored every order. After review, the dog was ruled dangerous, euthanasia recommended, but officials held off for one final expert opinion. As for Mosha, arrested that night, assault, trespassing, multiple charges, one call, one dog. A wild encounter with lasting consequences.