DON'T MOVE, AJ! SHOTS FIRED! SHOTS FIRED! >> RARE body cam and dash cam footage out of Kentucky shows a state trooper's response to serve an arrest warrant. >> We're on Dishman right now. Kentucky 47 4 young male white male in the driver's seat. He is not the driver. He is not the driver. Past the middle school right now heading towards intersection of Veterans. Go. We're coming up on Veterans right now. We're in the middle lane of traffic. Taking a left. Taking a left on Whispering Hills. It's going to back over. Going on Meadowbrook Circle. Continue on Meadowbrook Circle to the intersection of L. Whispering Hills. Taking a right on Whispering Hills. There's a light traffic. If I get an opportunity to get him on the ground, I'm going to take 47 is negative on that for right now. Keep going on Whispering Turn on Butterwood Way, taking a right. Butterwood Way. Turn up on Brookshire Avenue, taking a left on Brookshire Avenue. We're taking a right. Taking a left. I'm not sure the current road we're on now. We just took a left. Turn up on Hillgreen Street, taking a right on Hillgreen Street. Taking a left on Caesar Ridge Road. He's reaching in. Just thought that our unit sees reaching in the console. Taking a right on Fern Hill Street. Taking a left on Fernhill Court. It's a cul-de-sac to DEAD END. TAKING A RIGHT ON FERNHILL STREET AGAIN. TURNING ON Natural Way. Taking a left on Copper Run. On Walnut Road. Still on Walnut Road. Speed is about 40 mph. It's varying between 70 and 40 mph depending on traffic. Coming out on Veterans right now. Taking Morgantown Road. Left on Morgantown Road. Coming up on the interchange at the intersection of Veterans and Morgantown Road. Looping around. Going back on Morgantown Road towards town. Taking a left on Mulberry Lane. >> DON'T MOVE, AJ. FOOT BAIL, FOOT BAIL. DON'T MOVE, AJ. SHOTS FIRED, SHOTS FIRED. >> [screaming] >> I GOT YOU. SHOTS FIRED, SHOTS FIRED, SHOTS FIRED, SHOTS FIRED. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. I GOT A GUN. HEY. YEAH. GET ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW, [ __ ] SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. SHOTS FIRED. HOLD YOUR SHOTS. I GOT ONE AT GUNPOINT. I'LL SHOOT YOU, SON. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW. >> [screaming] >> DON'T YOU [ __ ] MOVE. SOMEONE GET IN FRONT SO WE CAN SEE HIS HANDS BETTER. >> [screaming] >> HANDS. TURN THE [ __ ] AROUND. ON YOUR [ __ ] FACE. ON YOUR [ __ ] WHERE'S THE GUN [screaming] AT? WHERE'S THE GUN? WHERE'S THE GUN? TURN THE [ __ ] AROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET DOWN. >> GET DOWN. HE'S RUNNING. HE'S BEEN SHOT. >> OKAY, YOU'RE OKAY. >> I'M GOING TO THROW UP. >> HE'S BEEN SHOT. HE WAS SHOT IN the gun. He was shot. >> I'm shot here. >> County advise he has been shot. Going direct. We got him. And custody. He has been shot. >> 420 County advise EMS is en route. >> County advise >> Supervisors are okay and all deputies are okay. >> Advise all units are 10-65. >> We're on the move and we're going to get this other hand. >> Give me your other hand, Chris. >> Damn, man. I'm I'm SHOT AT THERE. >> [screaming] >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> I'M GOING TO >> HE'S SHOT. TURN HIM OVER. >> [screaming] >> HERE, I'VE GOT THIS. THIS GUY'S OVER HERE. >> GIVE ME YOUR OTHER HAND. Are you good? >> There you go. THERE YOU [laughter] GO. THERE YOU GO. >> Where's the gun? Hey, up there should be >> I have no gun. >> We got him in custody. >> What do y'all need? >> Uh I don't want to start it. I'll look for it. All right, back here. Back here. I'm going to let you Back has an exit wound right here. >> [screaming] >> I got a medic kit. I got magnesium. Let me check you. Hang on. >> Where was I shot, man? Thank you. >> Let me get the back one. >> It's like three of them. I got hit three times. >> No exit wound here. >> Hang in there, Chris. >> County they're clear to approach. >> How many rounds you fired? Do you know? >> I don't know, honestly. >> Okay. >> All right, let's uh roll him towards you, John. >> One, two, three. >> Yep. >> Hey, Chris, stay awake. Stay awake. Stay awake for me, okay? >> I'm about to [ __ ] do some gangster [ __ ] >> Hey, we want to make sure you're okay, buddy, okay? >> Thank you, officer. >> We were running this way and heard the shots over here. >> Taser? >> Yeah, he tried to I know I saw him with the taser out. I think he was around here when he shot cuz we didn't have sight of him. >> Hey, what's your name, man? Hey, talk to me, man. >> Hey, Chris, talk to us. Talk to me, man. >> Don't fall asleep on me. Wake up. Stay awake. Stay awake, buddy. >> Hey, where is EMS in here? I need EMS >> I need EMS IN HERE RIGHT NOW. CAN Y'ALL MAKE SURE THEY KNOW WHERE TO GO? HEY, STAY AWAKE for me. >> Chris, Chris, talk to me. >> Chris, bud. Hey, Chris, stay up. Hey, talk to me. Don't go to sleep. >> Watch how I found this guy. You start up there, I want you to walk this, okay, from fence to fence, okay? And I'm going to start down here. They said shots fired, then I got out. I saw him laying in the yard here. He hopped the fence, and that's whenever I uh caught him over here. >> Did you get physically get a get a hold of him? >> Yes. >> You didn't know he was shot at that point? >> I heard shots fired is all I heard. I didn't know if he was shot or not. >> But, you didn't see a gun, and he didn't see a gun. >> I did not. No. >> Yeah, okay. >> I don't know what he threw out. I can figure it out. I'm just going to go ahead and have your your in-car camera off and your car camera off. Uh going to cease recording and save as a case. >> This suspect was identified as 44-year-old Christopher Pearson. He was transported to the hospital, treated for his two gunshot wounds, and was later medically cleared. The incident began when the primary trooper attempted a traffic stop to serve a theft-related arrest warrant. Following the arrest, no firearm was recovered after a search of Pearson, [music] his car, and the surrounding area. Subsequently, Pearson and his attorneys filed a lawsuit against the trooper who discharged his weapon, [music] Kentucky State Patrol Trooper Grant Robertson. The lawsuit alleges the trooper acted with negligence and committed battery. According to court records, Pearson was charged with felony first-degree wanton endangerment of a police officer, felony first-degree fleeing or evading police, felony first-degree trafficking a controlled substance, and resisting arrest. He took a plea deal, pleading guilty to all charges in exchange for a 10-year prison sentence. While he's in prison, Pearson's civil lawsuit is proceeding in US Federal District Court, and his lawsuit has so far survived attempts to have it dismissed. Separately, the trooper's use of force was turned over to the Warren County Commonwealth Attorney's Office,