Send the police. Send the police. What's the problem there? The chimp killed my friend. Cops versus wild animals. Real encounters you have to see to believe. Let's get into it. Oh my god. Is that real? Yeah. Please. Oh my god. Please help me. Please help me. It was December 29th, 2021 when a chilling 911 call sent shock waves across Florida. Hello, ma'am. Help me. Help me. I'm at the Naples Zoo. Help me, please. I'm at the Naples Zoo. Okay. What's happening? I'm being attacked by a tiger. Please. Please. 26-year-old Anthony Rosenquist, a contracted cleaner at the Naples Zoo, had entered a restricted area after hours and reached into a tiger enclosure. That's when Ekko, an 8-year-old Malayan tiger, clamped down on his arm. Despite the intense pain, Anthony somehow managed to call for help. Help me. Oh my god. Is that real? Please. Oh my god. Please help me. Please help. Please help me. Please. Oh my god. You got a tranquilizer. Oh Jesus. I'm going to die. I'm going to die. I'm going to die. Oh no. Let's keep the light on. One shot. 10 shots fired. Come here, bud. Come here. Yeah, I know. I hear it on you. Hey, hey, I need a light here. Light right here. Jake, shine it on me. Here. Here's the tournament, bro. Let me grab him. Where's the No, just grab him and flip him over. I need you. You're okay. You're okay. We got you. Yep. Notify the field lieutenant. Police rushed in and tried everything to get the tiger to let go, but Ekko refused. With no other option, a deputy fired a shot. The tiger was killed. Anthony was airlifted to the hospital with shattered bones and severe injuries. Thankfully, doctors were able to save his arm. Surprisingly, Anthony faced no charges. No law had been broken, but the cost, one endangered tiger's life. In a horrifying turn of events, police had to face down a violent chimpanzeee to save a woman's life. Send the police. Send the police. What's the problem there? The chimp killed my life. On February 16th, 2009, a 14-year-old chimp named Travis, once a TV star and household pet, suddenly snapped. His owner, Sandra Herald, called her friend Charlotte Nash to help calm him down. But the moment Charla arrived, Travis launched a brutal attack, tearing into her face and hands. Send the police. Send the police. What's the problem there? The chip killed my my friend. What's the problem with your friend? Oh, please. What's the problem with your friend? I need to know. Let the police off with a gun. With a gun. Hurry up. Have a gun. Please hurry up. He's killing my girlfriend. What is the problem? He's killing my friend. Who's killing your friend? My chimpanzeee. Oh, your chimpan is killing your friend. He ripped her part. Hurry up. With a gun. Hurry up. Please. There's someone on the way. What gun? Please shoot him. What is the monkey doing? Tell me what the monkey I think he ripped her face off. He rip her face off. They're trying to trying to attack me. Please. Please. I need you to calm down a little bit. They're on the way. Can you push yourself away? I don't want the monkey attacking you. Please hurry up. Listen to me. All right. They're on the way, man. They got to shoot him. Please. Please hurry. Hurry. You're there with your friend. I need you to help your friend. Can you go help your friend? I can't. He tried to attack me now. If he's still there with your friend? Yes. Okay. So then back off then. Don't get any closer. Okay. They're already on the way. Please, if the monkey moves away from your friend, let me know, okay? So we could try to help your friend. No. No, I can't. She's dead. She's dead. Why? Why are you saying that she's dead? She's dead. He ripped her apart. He ripped what apart? Her face. Everything. He ripped her apart. Listen, I think I'm going to come here. Nope. Just breathe. Okay. I'm going to stay with you until they get there. Please, please, please. Sandra tried everything, hitting him with a shovel, even stabbing him with a knife, but nothing stopped him. When officers arrived, one hesitated in shock, but another fired four shots. Travis screeched, staggered back, and ran inside the house. Moments later, he was found collapsed in his room, holding on to his bed post, and died shortly after. Charlotte Nash survived, but barely. Her injuries were beyond devastating, requiring multiple surgeries and leaving her permanently disabled. She was later awarded $4 million in damages. Sandra Harold died the following year. Now, imagine driving down a busy street and seeing a 9- ft alligator in your lane. That's exactly what happened. On March 29th, 2023, near Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, police were called to the scene and sure enough, a massive gator was wandering right through traffic. As one officer approached with a baton, the alligator hissed and whipped its powerful tail. That's when backup arrived. He's getting there. I know, but Using a yellow rope, they managed to loop a noose around its mouth. But it didn't end there. Ready? Yeah. I'm going to go to the head and you just sit on his body. Proud of you. Just keep the weight on him. Give me one more. One more with weight. And a towel to cover his eyes up. Have a towel. Got a towel. Hey guys, back off the street. back. 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. Four officers had to sit on its back just to restrain it. They taped its mouth and legs and even covered its eyes with a towel to help calm it down. Once the alligator was safely secured, Florida fish and wildlife officers arrived and transported it to a more suitable and much safer home. This next case is as disturbing as it is tragic. Proof that wild animals don't belong in homes. 911. Where is your emergency? We need an ambulance and we need an armed deputy. What's going on? My my pet chimpanzeee has attacked my daughter. She's waiting profusely and the animal has to be shot. It has attacked my 50year-old daughter. She needs an ambulance. The ambulance cannot get to her because um I've locked myself in the basement with her. I can't get out to get my own gun on the patio. You're going to have to do a head shot. Okay. Is she bleeding? She's bleeding profusely and she needs an ambulance. I'm trying to get her. We've got them in route right now. Okay. Is Terry Row in there? Ma'am, we're sending a deputy right now. Hang on one second. Okay, I'm right now one because the eight if if the eight gets the drop on him, he's gone too. We're send we're sending we're sending Pendleton. In June 2021, officers in Pendleton, Oregon, rushed to a horrifying scene after a frantic 911 call. A 200lb pet chimpanzee had suddenly turned violent, viciously attacking its owner, Tamra Booty, and her 50-year-old daughter. The daughter was seriously injured and needed immediate medical attention. When police arrived, the situation was still dangerous. They acted fast, securing the area and ensuring paramedics could treat the victims. [Applause] No, there's a secondary fence under the patio. Yeah, this one is, but Oh. buddy. All right, I'm going to try to get in for a shot. [Music] Hey, is there somebody there? Okay. Are you safe? Yeah. I need you to shoot him. Okay. He's down. 3242. Shots fired. We need the ambulance in immediately. To prevent further harm, officers had no choice but to gravely shoot the chimpanzeee. Both Tamara and her daughter were taken to the hospital. The daughter's injuries were significant. The incident sparked outrage with animal rights group PETA calling the chimp a ticking time bomb. Oregon law prohibits owning exotic pets without a license. Yet, it remains clear how Tamara got the chimp in the first place. Sadly, it was her own pet that turned on her. In this next case, a routine call turned into a nightmare for one officer. Enough. On September 18th, 2023, police in Lacrosse, Wisconsin were called to deal with a dangerous pitbull on the loose, terrifying residents and causing chaos. When officers arrived, they spotted the dog perched on the hood of a van, growling and showing signs of aggression. But just as they tried to secure it, the dog lunged and bit an officer on the arm, leaving him badly injured and in need of stitches. You want to go for one? He's dangerous. Yeah, that's why we'll just take it slow. I gave him already three benadrome. It's Atlas. That's what the humane society everyone's like trying cuz nobody will give me a tranquilizer. The police don't help me. They don't do Well, finally. We don't have tranquilizers. Hey, hey, hey. I'm emerging for now. How you doing? Negative. Turns out it had already escaped from its owner's home and gone after others in the neighborhood. Tase this thing or what? Please, I'm scared. Open the door. Got a baby. Wrap it up. He's going to He's eyeing me up. So, I'm next. Could she just hit Could she just walk it home? Could she if if want to take it home? She's going to get Okay, there we go. Please come. This is why they call the police, but they can't help me. You can talk there cuz she's the one that hates. The dog was taken to the Lacrosse County Humane Society where authorities learned something chilling. A year earlier, a vet had already recommended the dog be euthanized due to its violent behavior. This time, the warning came too late. After injuring multiple people, including a hospitalized officer, the pitbull was put down. In June 2019, Baltimore police responded to what sounded like a typical break-in. But what they found was anything but. A homeowner had reported a shattered window, blood on the floor, and signs of forced entry. Officers arrived expecting a burglar. Instead, they came face to face with a deer. That's a deer. It's a deer. It's a deer. It's a deer. Stand down. Go. Go. Come on. I know. Get the sher. [Music] Open the door. Open the door. Open the door. [Music] [Music] There we go. The wild animal had crashed through a window and was now panicking inside the apartment, causing chaos. Police and animal control worked together, carefully guiding the deer toward the front door. Eventually, it bolted out and disappeared into the nearby woods. But the damage was done. The deer had destroyed furniture, left a trail of blood, and even shattered a brand new $200 lamp. The homeowners were safe, but left with a hefty repair bill and a wild story to