The body camera footage begins with officers confronting a suspect. Their commands are urgent and direct. They order him to stop, to come forward, and to show his hands. >> The suspect resists, and the struggle intensifies. >> Officers repeatedly shout for him to stop reaching, fearing he is going for a weapon. >> Stop reaching. >> Give me your hands. >> I got shot of my head. Suddenly, the chaos escalates. >> An officer shouts that he has been shot in the hand. >> Despite the injury, the commands continue, but the situation quickly spirals out of control. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Granny shots fired at the police. >> Ambulance. His leg. His leg up high. Hi. Hi. >> North Avenue and South Avenue. >> Gunfire erupts. >> Officers immediately broadcast that shots have been fired at police and call for an ambulance. >> The tourniquet squad. I got >> Hey, Fenders here. I got a gun right here. Hey, I I shot I shot. Okay. >> Close the door. >> You hit anywhere else. >> Take his vest off. Take his vest off. The tension is unmistakable as voices overlap and panic fills the air. >> Moments later, they confirm the suspect has been shot and is down. >> My radio's not working. Somebody have a working radio. >> Good. >> So, I went over there with everything. Okay. I said, >> get him out. Get him out of here. >> Hey, let's put in the head. Let's put this guy. >> The urgency shifts to medical aid. One officer exclaims in shock while another calls for a tourniquet team knowing the injuries are severe. >> Officers secure the scene. >> A weapon is recovered from the suspect and commands are shouted to keep everyone safe. Do not touch anything. >> I got him. I got him. I got him. >> Hey, secure. Use the firearm. Do not touch anything. >> Standing. Hey guys, deep breath. Take a deep breath. >> Take a deep breath. >> We got you. We got you. >> Take a deep breath. >> I can't. I broke the [ __ ] thing off of this. >> Can we slow down? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> The officers begin checking one another for injuries, making sure no one else has been hit. >> But communication problems make the situation even harder. >> One officer reports his radio isn't working, forcing others to relay calls for help. Despite this, they remain focused on restraining the suspect, placing him in handcuffs while maintaining cover. >> With the threat contained, attention turns fully to medical response. >> Officers cut away clothing with shears to reach the wounds. >> I see. I see. >> I got to get you. >> I got to apply first aid to this guy, man. >> Hey, cut pants, bro. >> Hey, he's the head. It's okay. >> Are you able to lean up a little bit so I can take your belt? >> Hey, I have to tell your pants. Okay, bud. >> If you are, >> just >> they know gunshot injuries to the hand, leg, and head. >> One officer reassures another, telling him to take deep breaths, while others urgently apply first aid. As the minutes tick by, the decision is made to move quickly. Officers shout for a vehicle, clearing the area and rushing the suspect toward a squad car. >> Yeah. Yeah. We got a car. Pull up a car. >> The scene is chaotic with commands flying and urgency at its peak. >> Finally, the wounded suspect is placed inside a police vehicle. An officer climbs in to maintain control during transport. With the door slammed shut, the car speeds away and officers shout, "Go, go." The footage closes with the suspect on route to emergency care. The officer injured but alive and the scene left in the aftermath of a violent struggle. >> Open. >> Get in there. >> Get in there. Get in with her, man. Go. Shoot the hospital.