Some moments in law enforcement are so intense they feel like scenes straight out of a movie. Today, we're diving into the craziest moments when cops faced off with criminals in real life encounters that will leave you speechless. Shoot him. >> Get out of your back now. >> Three. Oh, put it down. Put it down. >> Put it down. New Brunswick, New Jersey. In the early hours of August 8th, 2025, around 4:00 a.m., New Brunswick Police Department officers were called to an apartment complex on Neielson Street after a 911 caller reported that a female resident, later identified as 68-year-old Deborah Terrell, was causing a disturbance. Officers attempted to speak with Terrell, but she refused to engage with them or open her apartment door. At 7:32 a.m., police were dispatched to the same location following another 911 call reporting that Terrell had been going in and out of her apartment and allegedly threatening neighbors with a knife. Responding officers requested emergency medical services to remain on standby for a possible evaluation while they proceeded to the scene. Upon arriving at 7:38 a.m. officers spoke with witnesses who confirmed that Terrell had been seen holding a large knife. Police then went upstairs to her apartment. At approximately 7:41 a.m., they knocked on her door, which Terrell opened while holding a knife. After being told to drop it, she closed the door, locked it, and moved the knife back and forth under the door. Officers attempted to talk to her, during which she claimed another man was inside. When asked to have him speak with police, she refused and went silent. Officers continued knocking and trying to reestablish contact as Terrell shouted inside and again slid the knife under the door several times. At one point, she opened the door, pointed the knife toward officers, then closed it again. Police regrouped, assigning officers to lethal and less lethal roles. [Applause] [Music] Hello. Is anybody else in there with you? >> You man with you. Come out. Can we talk to you? Can we talk to you? >> All right. Come through the door, too. [Music] Open the door. >> Come on. Come on. You want to come talk to us? Hey, Dra. How you doing? Deborah. Hey Deborah. How you doing? This brother police report. Hey Deborah. Der [Applause] All right. Where are you? Hey Deborah. Hey Deborah. You mind if we come in? Hey, Deborah. [Applause] Come on. What's going on? Come on. >> Yeah. Come on. Come on. >> Never. Come on. Talk to us. >> Nobody want to hurt you. Why are you trying to hurt us? >> Let us know you. Hey. Hey, come on out. >> Hey, Dra. Dra. trying to talk. [Music] [Applause] How about this side? Get out. Get out. [Applause] Okay. Okay. Shortly after, Terrell stepped into the hallway with the knife, telling officers, "Come on." Police deployed pepper spray and a taser. Terrell retreated momentarily, but then advanced toward officers with the knife in hand. One officer discharged his firearm twice, striking her. Officers provided first aid until Terrell was taken to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. A 12-in knife was recovered from the scene. Authorities did not release the officer's names, citing threats made against them. >> Brooklyn, NY. On the evening of August 12th, 2025, around 7:30 p.m., a confrontation broke out between 22-year-old Eddie Nessen Baoui and another man outside 533 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn. During the altercation, both men pulled out firearms and began shooting at each other. While the gunfire was ongoing, police officer Lopez and police officer Ortiz Banila, who were patrolling the area in a marked NYPD vehicle, responded to the scene. As they approached, Bodui continued firing at the other man before attempting to run away. In response, officer Lopez discharged his weapon 16 times while officer Ortiz Banila fired three shots, hitting Bodi. He was taken into custody and transported by ambulance to NYC Health Plus Hospital/Kings County where he received medical treatment. The second shooter fled but was later arrested. Bodi now faces federal charges for possession of a firearm by a prohibited person. Get shot fired. 533 Ocean shot fired. 5. [Applause] [Music] On March 27th, 2024, a tragic incident unfolded in Ozone Park, Queens, when NYPD officers responded to a 911 call involving 19-year-old Win Rosario, reportedly experiencing a mental health crisis. Bodywn camera footage later revealed that upon entering the residence, officers encountered Rosario holding a pair of scissors. They first deployed a taser, causing him to drop the weapon. But after he picked it up again, a second taser was used before officers fired multiple shots, fatally wounding him within 2 minutes of their arrival. >> Where's your dad? >> He's not home. >> So, who did I speak to on the phone? >> I think it was my mom. >> No, I spoke to a guy. >> He called on himself. >> Yeah. >> I don't think so. I on drugs? >> I don't believe. >> Is he diagnosed or anything? Uh, I'm not sure. >> All right. >> Second floor. >> Hello. What's up, pal? >> Anybody else in the house? >> Yo. Yo. [Music] >> Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. [Music] Let him go. >> Let go of him and back up. >> Let go of them, [ __ ] >> Please don't do my mother. >> Why not? Tell him to get the [ __ ] out of the way. >> Get out of the way now. >> Miss, >> please do not shoot my mother. I'm not going to, but please, you know, >> don't give me another call. >> Miss, get away. >> Get away. [Applause] [Applause] [Music] Get out of the way. >> Get out of the way. >> Get out of the way. >> My mom. Get her out of the way. >> Get her out of the way now. A no no sel get >> Rosario was rushed to a local hospital but pronounced dead shortly after. The incident sparked outrage among family members in the community with his mother, Notan Eva Costa, alleging officers escalated rather than deescalated the situation and used excessive force in a crisis that required compassion and mental health intervention, not lethal weapons. In May 2024, Attorney General Leticia James released the body cam footage as part of the Office of Special Investigations probe, emphasizing transparency without assigning blame. However, criticism mounted over NYPD's handling of mental health emergencies as data showed rising violence in such encounters. On June 23rd, 2025, Rosario's family filed a federal lawsuit against the city and involved officers accusing them of civil rights violations, mistreatment of family members during the aftermath, and demanding termination, prosecution, and systemic reforms in how law enforcement responds to mental health crisis. Anybody else in the house? Uh uh uh uh uh [Music] >> let go of him and back up. Let go. >> Why not? Tell the [ __ ] out of the way. Get out of the way now. Now. >> Get away from him. >> Miss. I'm not going to, but >> don't miss. Get away. >> Get away. >> Get out of the way. [Applause] >> Get down. Get down. Get >> down now. Get out of the way. >> Get out of the way. >> Get out of the way. >> Get her out of the way. >> I'm so sorry. >> Get her out of the way now. >> No. No. No. No. >> Put it down. >> Put it down. Head shot. >> Hands behind your back now. >> Vancouver, Washington. On May 14th, 2025, Vancouver police officers encountered a man with multiple outstanding warrants in the Meadow Homes neighborhood. When officers approached, the man ran, carrying his dog across several lanes of traffic. The dog became highly aggressive, snarling and lunging at officers as they attempted to detain the man. During the confrontation, the suspect refused to follow commands, pulled out a knife, and appeared to be attempting to stab the dog. Before he could do so, an officer deployed a taser, causing him to drop the weapon. >> There you go. >> There we go. [Applause] >> Shoot my dog. It's not going to cuff. She does today. I do it with you. >> Hey, don't hurt your dog. >> Oh, no. Taser, you go less lethal. Tas you don't put that down. >> Hands behind your back now. >> Code three. Hands behind your back. You're going to get tased again. >> Roll over. Put your hands behind your back. AMR, we got a taser deployment. Hand behind your back now. >> Hand behind your back or you're going to get tased. >> The man was then permitted to safely secure his dog inside a patrol vehicle before being taken into custody. He was booked into jail on charges including the outstanding warrants, resisting arrest, obstructing a law enforcement officer, and animal cruelty. Animal control later took possession of the dog. Sacramento, California. In the early morning hours of July 14th, 2025, around 1:30 a.m., Sacramento police officers were dispatched to the 3,100 block of Accidental Drive after receiving a call about a disturbance involving a weapon. The caller, later identified as the suspect, stated he was armed with a sword and intended to kill his friend. By 1:45 a.m., officers located the man outside his home holding the sword. They immediately began attempting to deescalate the situation and called for crisis negotiators to assist. For roughly 30 minutes, negotiators tried to persuade the suspect to drop the weapon. Despite repeated efforts, the suspect eventually stood up, drew the sword from its sheath, and advanced toward officers while swinging it. At that point, officers used less lethal options, but the suspect continued moving toward them. An officer then discharged their firearm, striking the suspect at least once. The man was detained, and officers provided emergency medical aid until the Sacramento Fire Department transported him to a nearby hospital where he remains in critical condition. He is expected to face charges of assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer and resisting arrest. The sword was recovered at the scene. and then we'll figure out what to do with your bridge. >> Did you call us? >> All right. Can you put down the stick, please? >> It's a sword. >> Nice stick. >> Oh, a sword. >> Can you please put it down for us so we can talk to you? >> Please, for me, you put it down. >> I don't know you. Why would I talk to you? >> I know, but What's going on today? >> Right, >> 75, can we have someone that CNT start out here? >> Okay. >> What's been going on today that that makes you more to to hurt your friend? You guys get in an argument? >> I don't care about him. I'm just coming to get you here. >> Okay. Is there anything we can do to help you? >> Okay, shoot me. I might help. 75. He's still not listening to commands. Saying he wants us to shoot. >> Hey, Fred. >> Can you hear me? >> Hey, my name's Cameron. Nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you, Fred. >> What? >> Douglas. >> Is your name Fred or Douglas? >> Both. >> You go by both. What do you like to go by? >> Uh, Fred sometimes. >> Okay. What do you want to go by right now? >> Okay. I'll just keep it with Fred. Okay. Okay. >> So, like I said, my name's Cameron. I'm with the police department. Okay. What's going on tonight? >> How did you go? What's going on with you? >> Uh, nothing much. I'm just responding to a call to try to see if I can help you out. >> I'm going to do something different. >> Okay. What would you like to do? >> This world. >> Why is that? >> I have a gun. >> You have a what? You're done. >> Let's try to expand on that. What What led up to you being done right now? >> Just life? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Hey, were you interested inside of an apartment? >> Uh, I was in my home. >> Okay. Is there anybody else in there? Uh, my friend. >> Okay. Is that friend okay? >> Yes. >> What's your friend's name? >> And that that he's okay? >> Okay. Is he still inside there? >> All righty. Well, what happened between you and him? >> Just an argument. Okay. >> All right. Yeah. Fred, what what's leading you to be sitting there with a sword right now? >> I don't want to do that anymore. >> Okay. What's your plan? >> My plan is to get my life. >> Well, we don't want to see that happen. Okay, >> I'm fine. >> That's good. We made it. Nice. >> Fred, I can hear from your voice that you do. >> Come on, [Music] what's up? What's up? Let's check the house. >> This is not the answer. That's the wholehearted truth. >> Okay, that's good. >> Fred, I can hear from your voice that you do [Music] up. >> What did I do? [Applause] Peoria, Illinois. On August 5th, 2025, at around 5:15 p.m., Peoria police officers responded to a call about a suspicious individual near Northeast Glenn Oak Avenue and Prospect Road. When they arrived, they encountered 41-year-old Brandon Lewis of Peoria, who was armed with a wooden bat. I've been walking all day. >> You can't do that out in public. Right on the public street, Huh? go to a public bathroom. >> I was walking. I I ain't >> Okay, I'm not going to argue with you. I need you to set that bat down. I'm not going to take it away from you, but I need to set that down. Huh? >> Why? >> Because I'm going to detain you. >> Why? >> I just >> What did I do? >> I just told you. >> What? >> You were urinating >> out on Prospect. >> How did I? Someone saw that and as soon as I pulled up here and literally saw you >> I've been pumping the whole day. I pissed your feet in my pants >> and you were pissing right here. >> I pissed in my pants though. >> How would you piss in your pants if your penis was >> cuz I had to take it out. I had to piss back. Doesn't matter. I need to get your information back. I understand that for what? >> I'm not going to take that away from you. >> I need you to set it down. >> What do you need to do? >> I want you to stand up with your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> I already told you. >> I didn't do [ __ ] I'm just sitting here in the shade, bro. I'm standing in the shade. >> I already told you. >> What did I do? >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> What did I do? >> I already told you. >> I want you to step back now. What did I do? >> I want you. [Applause] >> Police stop. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> What did I do? Lewis swung the bat at officers, striking one of them. In response, the injured officer fired a single shot while another officer deployed a taser. Lewis then fled, but was soon located on the ground where officers placed him in handcuffs. Officers provided immediate medical aid. However, Lewis was pronounced dead at the scene. A preliminary autopsy by the Peoria County Coroner's Office revealed that he died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. anything else. >> [ __ ] [Music] 1721. You're behind where >> [ __ ] that damn [ __ ] bed. [ __ ] [Applause] >> Stop. We're moving around then. >> All right. Get out. Jesus Christ. Are you able to get yourself up? >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> How are you going to be able to get you up? >> Up like that. >> You ready? One, two, three. >> All right. Just get him sitting on right here. >> Say with me. Come on. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> Stay with me. >> Stay with me. >> Little uh flam again. I'm trying to tell him to stand up. I think he's got like a broken elbow. >> Yeah, we got closing. >> If you could just guide him this way cuz we can't get him this way. Got a cold. [Music] >> Are you okay? >> Hit me all my [ __ ] right arm. >> [ __ ] What's going on? [Music] Moving around down. [ __ ] arm hurts. >> You [ __ ] hitting me with the damn back. Where at? >> On my [ __ ] arm. >> All right, you're good to go. >> Don't need any more. Huh? >> Yeah. >> Okay. [Applause] Yeah, [ __ ] know. We're good. Shut up. many. >> Yeah. >> Where Where's that bat? >> Right here. >> Right there. >> Bad is here. He hit me with the bat twice. Pulled my daughter. >> You all right? >> Your armor. >> I need to go down to the hospital. Some >> put it down. Toledo, Ohio. On July 8th, 2025, Lucas County dispatch received a report of a woman being assaulted by her boyfriend. When officers arrived, they found the victim with visible facial injuries. >> Go in there. >> I don't know. >> I think he did. >> He's got guns. >> They don't work, but he's got guns. >> Okay. Hey, he's up in this apartment. I just watched him go in there. >> Yep. What's his name? Aaron. >> What do you mean? >> The suspect, identified as 26-year-old Aaron Saul, was seen entering a nearby apartment. As officers approached, Saul stood partially in the doorway yelling at officers. They ordered him to come out and show his hands. Saul eventually stepped out holding a firearm. >> Get out. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. [Music] >> We got fire. >> Fire. All available. >> Despite repeated commands to drop the weapon, he refused and pointed it at the officers. One officer fired, striking Saul in the hand. Saul retreated back inside, but later came out unarmed. Still combative. Officers subdued him and took him into custody. He was transported to a hospital for treatment, then booked into the Lucas County Jail on multiple charges, including abduction, strangulation, domestic violence, assault, and resisting arrest. A judge ordered Saul to have no contact with the victim, who was granted a protection order. He is being held on a $22,500 bond. The officer who fired his weapon was placed on paid administrative leave in accordance with department policy. >> When we get somebody here, I'm standby. 512 520 code 353 address. >> All right, get on the ground. >> Get in the ground. >> Anybody just go just leave the air for them. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground. >> Come over here and rescue me, bro. Come on. [ __ ] >> If you move, I'm going to [ __ ] drop you. [ __ ] drive me, [ __ ] What the [ __ ] you want? [ __ ] hit me, bro. Hit me, bro. [ __ ] you want. >> Hey, bro. Stop that [ __ ] >> [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm cool with you. >> Look. Hey, bro. Just tell me to roll over, man. Roll over. Look, look, look. See, that's all you got to say, G. >> Oh, you I bet you a dime, ain't you? This for sure a goddamn dime. You ain't no [ __ ] >> Who else in the apartment? >> Ain't nobody in that [ __ ] That's all for today's video on the wildest police faceoffs caught on camera. If you enjoyed watching, make sure to like, share, and subscribe for more insane real life moments. Drop your thoughts in the comments, and we'll catch you in the next one.