Police officers often deal with criminal masterminds and must stay sharp with eyes peeled because criminals will say or do anything to slip away. But what happens when despite all of this cops get tricked by disturbing criminals? All seven. Suspect down. Suspect down. I've been hit at least twice. >> Get up. Where you hit, sir? Where you hit? My leg. Left leg. Get a kit. >> Got it. I got I got >> Here are several intense moments where cops get tricked by disturbing criminals. Starting strongly with a chilling case where officers became the victims of a drive by >> take steps to your right to shoot. I just had to pick up. >> On September the 28th, 2023, officers from the Albuquerque Police Department in New Mexico responded to reports of fired. Upon arrival, they wasted no time, hoping to prevent an evening disaster. Little did they know the real danger was only just beginning. Check up. >> You're asking the wrong person. You know why? >> Why? >> I hear. >> Yeah, we hear him, too. >> That's why I say you're asking the wrong person. >> All right, man. Well, you be safe. Okay. Thank you to the guy right there. [Music] >> Police department police. >> All right. The guy in the red, come this way, too. >> Hey, you in the red. >> Come this way. >> Follow your buddies. >> Do me a favor, guys. Put what you guys got down. I just want to see empty hands. Okay. We're dispatched to a call. >> Fired. Can't talk. All right. Well, the address came out right here. Okay. So, we just have to make sure. >> Yeah. We just >> you and the red shirt. Step over here. >> Just put what you have in your hands down. >> Appreciate it. >> Thank you guys. Didn't you guys hear shot fired? >> Yeah. >> Where at? >> It was a artillery. >> You were just saying you over there. >> No, we could hear this right here. >> So, you guys all heard them from over here? >> Yeah. >> Doing it like almost every hour at least. Watching >> you here every night. You guys are here every night. >> We hear it every night. We're not here every night. We're across the street. >> What are you guys doing in the field? >> We're just coming through. We're going to start over there. >> Do me a favor. Can you just put that down for me? >> I appreciate it, boss. >> We're just being nosy and see what they are doing. What they had over here cuz they just dropped that car off. >> We're just going to check make sure there's no casings or anything says it's right here and that's it's pretty accurate. So, >> yeah. Albuquerque police. >> Wake up, man. You all right? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Who's that over there? >> We had no idea. >> I didn't even know there's anybody in there. >> You just stand up for me. Reason we're here, we got dispatch fire going off right here. >> I hear nothing. >> You didn't hear nothing? >> Go ahead and stand up and walk over there to my partner. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Hey, I made a joke about, "Hey, where's Cuz >> Yeah, for real. That's weird. Right over there. Over there to your right. >> Hey, you in the gray. I'm right here. I'm coming. Behind your back now. [Music] >> Good. >> Don't move. Knuckles together. >> I don't know if I hit 5, six, but we have five detained right now. >> Walk this way. >> Yeah. >> Watching dogging. All right. Go. >> There's people coming the wrong way. >> Yeah, buddy. 8246. >> That's what my daughter and her boyfriend. >> That's your daughter and your boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> They probably seen us. >> Just hang out over there. Okay. >> Yeah. Well, we'll let you know in a minute. >> We're okay. >> They said they heard >> right here on the curb. >> Uh, you guys are detained because we're investigating. Make sure none of you guys were the ones shooting. We just looking for our key. >> What are you doing with that broke down car back there? >> I was telling my friend. >> Hey, where's the rest of my car at? >> Where do you guys look at? >> Where the lights at? >> And these are your family here. >> Yeah, >> you guys are good to go. >> Thank you. >> We're going this way. Is that cool? >> Yeah. >> We're going to just go around this way. >> We're okay. >> Maybe it was luck or maybe just instinct, but the officers let the group go. What came next, however, would add an unexpected twist to the evening. >> Why did you try to take him off, dude? >> Stupid indications or anything? >> I didn't get to finish looking, but he says he has 29. You want to run? >> What do you have warrants for? >> Uh, probational. >> You know what your original charge was? >> Uh, really? Shoplifting. >> Shoplifting. Misdemeanor or felony? >> Felony. >> I don't think I can let that go. Okay. Probably going to have to go to jail for >> Okay, >> let me go. You good here. [Applause] >> Hey, get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Come on. Get up. Come on. at 335. >> You good, Ralford? >> We got fired by Black Durango heading eastbound on Chico. >> Come on. >> Turn. There's a black Dodge Durango going eastbound towards Wyoming. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. Stay with him. >> Hey, let me check you. You good? >> Yeah. >> Is it directed at you? >> Who's directed at me? >> 104. I was at 34. >> My shoulders hurt so bad. >> Tight. Go ahead. >> Can you let me go? >> No. Stir it up. >> Still have a visual. I'm in the area. >> Negative. >> Did it have a 26? >> I saw or yellow. >> We weren't able to see it. It sped off really fast. >> I can't believe they hit that right through there. >> Crazy, dude. >> That's off the hook, bro. >> Might be this guy's date. >> I almost took off with him in the on the curb. Dude, >> I still haven't got to finish looking. This stuff is the reason why you weren't free to leave. Okay. >> Yeah. >> This is a crime out of it. >> No, it it was yours, man. >> Yep. >> I didn't see the Did you? >> It was out of the driver's side, though. >> The back of the car. >> By the fire station now. >> Yeah. Back of the car the left hand side. >> Oh, dude. But >> be the back passenger side. >> Hey, you guys good? >> Yeah. >> Drive by. >> Oh, yeah. >> Did you guys see it? >> No. >> You guys go wait inside, okay? Cuz we don't know if we don't know. Okay. >> Yeah. No, they us. >> All right, bro. You guys be safe. >> All right, man. We're going to go get you in a car where it's a little bit safer. Okay. Ready? One, two, three. There we go. We're going to throw them in a car just so we don't have to stand out here in the open watching the head. What is that? You got a purse on? What is that? Bag. You know, we can take your bag off. You know, we'll adjust your hands. Okay. >> See, I got one right here. Appreciate you, man. I'm glad you're okay. >> I'm going to give you a little one more click on this. Okay. After securing the man in their custody, the officers received a tip about a vehicle matching the description of the drive by car, instantly raising the stakes and escalating the urgency of the evening. >> Hey, bro. Have a seat on the curb for me. Have a seat. You're being detained. You're not ready to leave. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Get on the curb. >> Get on the curb. >> Get on the curb. You >> got weapons on you? >> I don't What's going on? Oh my god. Guys, >> you just got on a black Dango. >> No, guys. I walked from >> I don't I didn't get no car, nothing, right? All right. >> Sure. Are you listening, sir? I'm sorry. >> He looked like he did. >> Though they had already intercepted the suspect on foot, the lone occupant in the vehicle made it clear he was not going down without a fight. >> Get out of car. Do it now. >> Climb out the window. You better figure it the out right now. You do anything other than you're told, your is going to get hit with this rubber bullet. You understand? Out of the car now. With your right hand, grab your shirt at the top of your neck. Right there. Pull it up all the way up. I need to see your waistband front and back. Take it off. Turn around. Stop. Walk back towards the sound of my voice. Stop. Take two steps to your right. Walk backwards. Stop. Yeah, I got him. Back down. >> There's nobody in the vehicle. You got I'm sorry. Security stop. Is there anyone else inside? >> No, there's not. >> Is there any weapons inside? >> Yes, my work. >> Your work knife? Any >> separate your feet? >> Separate your feet more. >> I'm not going to lie. There's a 9 mm >> in the car. Okay. Come on. What seat? >> Which seat? Ultra. Okay. Sit down. >> Hey, Sarge. >> There's one in the car. Uh, rider side. >> Driver's side. >> Yes. Bottom. >> No one else inside is what it says. >> Oh, you can save my pocket. >> Sit down. >> What am I supposed to be looking in your pocket for? >> All right, Max. You want to hold the hot side? We'll clear it from here. >> There's someone in the car. >> Hey, what is this? >> That's a wax pen. >> Okay, sit down. >> I don't know if he saw physically. >> Could you identify the passenger that was in the vehicle? >> Negative. Clear. >> I don't see >> clear. >> Hey, I leave it. >> It's underneath that seat. >> Do you have an ID in New Mexico? >> No, I do not have one at the moment. >> Have you ever had contact with police before? >> I It's my first not my first time, but that's my first time. >> There's like a bunch of stuff in the back. >> You guys wanted That's enough to search into arrest to see. >> With all suspects in custody, officers began digging for motives. But what they uncovered was anything but expected. >> All right. Hey, before I talk to you, I'm going to just read you some questions. Okay. You have the right to me your car. Go buy my officer down the street. >> Okay. >> Yeah. It's not an accident. It's a good thing. I want to sweep those casings up off the street and I will tag your evidence and I want to go testify. There are criminalistic detectives. They're going to tell me exactly what you don't want me to tell you that those bullets are cas. >> That's what I want you to tell me. >> I'm kind of fed up, bro. I have I got it. Drinks today. What you doing? Tell me. Did you bro I just had to take up today bro and I I actually felt a little excited. So that's what happened and this happened. >> I don't know what other questions you want to ask me and try the truth. >> You didn't see the two cops standing on the road when you decided. >> In the end he was promptly arrested and charged with multiple offenses. one felony count of from a motor vehicle without causing great bodily harm. One felony count of aggravated assault on a police officer and two petty misdemeanor counts, negligent use of a deadly weapon, and driving under the influence. Next, with a foot chase that took a sudden and disturbing turn when in a split second, the suspect spun around, now within arms reach, and pulled a firearm on the pursuing officer. >> Stop. Oh [ __ ] >> 999 999. Officer down. >> On February the 27th, 2025, police officers intercepted 38-year-old Keith Tyler Pck outside a Circle K convenience store in Maricopa just before 2:50 p.m. Proc was a known figure, and he had outstanding warrants, a violent criminal history, and ties to a major gang. This encounter set the stage for a chaotic and deeply unpredictable afternoon. Despite one wounded deputy, his partner took it personally. Fueled by instinct and adrenaline, he charged head first into the crossfire, setting up an encounter that not even Keith Proc could have seen coming. Get the back. Get back. Get the back. Get down. >> Get on the radio. Get on the radio. Get on the radio. Hold him. 99 no offic. >> In the end, Keith Prock lost his life during the Thursday afternoon exchange of lead while a Maricopa officer sustained injuries. While Keith got exactly what he deserved, his case pales in comparison to this sergeant, who despite being suddenly ambushed and struck by a firearm, continued to pursue his with a relentless determination. [Laughter] Ethan Platt. Ethan Platt. Shots fired. 1199. >> Suspect down. Suspect down. I've been hit. >> On October the 26th, 2024, a Fresno police sergeant sat in his patrol car during a shot spotter response when 40-year-old Andy Morales pulled up and opened fire. Despite being hit three times, the sergeant pursued him. Morales fled, then ditched his moving truck, dropped to the ground, and fired again, turning a routine call into a grand showdown. >> Plat Ralph, it's a uh dark colored [Music] Nissan truck, >> platin. It's a uh dark colored [Music] Nissan truck on a [Laughter] Ace of plat 1199. All seven. Suspect down. Suspect down. I've been hit at least twice. [ __ ] Your hand. Show me your hand. Hand. Are you hit? 307. I'm going to need two ambulances. One for me, one for the suspect. >> Get up. Where you hit, sir? >> Left leg. Get the key. Got it. I got it. I got it. >> Although, like shadows at dusk, trouble arrived. Uninvited, touching all prepared or not, the sergeant, despite his injuries, ensured the suspect was neutralized. Backup soon arrived, but the damage was already spiraling towards something far more devastating. Suspect down. >> Suspect down. Suspect down. Charge one. Suspect down. >> Let me see your hands. >> Show me your hands. Hands. >> Are you hit? >> Stay on the ground. Do not read. >> Okay. Get a tourniquet. Got it. I got I got it. >> Do not read. Keep your hands. >> Yeah. [Music] >> Do not keep your hands up. [Music] >> Keep your hands up. >> I got I got you. I got you. >> You need to back up now. Hey, >> get back. Move up to the car. Sir, get back. Get him back. Get him back. Get him back. What are you doing? >> You guys glove up. Glove up. Glove up. I got up. >> Don't move. Keep your hands up. Don't move. You won't be shot, man. Don't move. Roll on your stomach. >> Go, go, go. >> Roll on your stomach. Move. >> Got gloves. >> Check the car. Check the car. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Hold it. Hold it. Here you go. >> Stay. Stop. >> Just hold him. Don't move. >> Okay. Look at her hair. Get hurt. >> Meanwhile, updates on Morales remain uncertain at the time of this video's release. Next, we dive into an encounter with a delusional shooter who left officers screaming for help over the radio as they faced an unimaginable level of danger and chaos. >> He's got a rifle. He's Officer down. Officer down. Officer down. >> Officer down. Officer down. >> On April the 8th, 2023 in Cameron, Wisconsin. Officer Emily Brienne Back spotted Glenn Perry, a man flagged as armed, unstable, and hostile toward police. Rather than confront him alone, she called for backup. Soon, 23-year-old officer Hunter Skill arrived, unaware that they were both seconds from chaos. He's got a rifle. He's got a rifle. Officer down. Officer down. Officer down. Although officer skill was down, his chilling, desperate cries for help crackled through the radio, rattling fellow officers and igniting an urgent rush toward the unfolding nightmare. [Music] You got officer down. Officer down. >> Amid the chaos, another 911 call came in. Same suspect, same scene. What was already a nightmare had just deepened. >> Baron County 911. Where is your emergency? >> Hi, I'm I'm actually just sitting here. Um, I ended up pulling over because I saw uh a dog in the middle of the road and then all of a sudden I see an officer down and a gentleman on the ground. Looks like he's bleeding on his leg and a rifle on the ground as well. >> Yeah, we got people on the way there. Okay. Where exactly are you at? >> I'm only copying parts. Is he still on scene? >> 327. We have two officers. Two officers down. He is sent up with a rifle. >> 327, I'm disengaging. Getting traffic out of here. >> Get out of here. Go. >> What's going on? >> We have an officer involved. Um, your officer was involved. We're not sure what the status is right now, but 608 and we know for sure 614. We're um down. >> Oh. Hey, you need to come out. I need to come out. Huh? You need to come out. All right. What's up? >> Uh, farewell. Two officers. >> Just south by the pole factory. Okay. >> All right. Yeah. >> Hello. >> Hey, we have Officer W. We need you to come out. >> Oh, okay. >> They're double just off the camera and Glen Perry, a couple officers. So, >> Oh, >> so we need you to come out. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Fine. We're requesting all detectives. >> Soon the perimeter was flooded and secured, but as officers moved in, the scene offered no relief, only a haunting silence and the weight of tragedy. Each step revealing more heartbreak than the last. >> Okay, [Music] >> come on. Now we cut it down. Let's go. >> Are you good? >> Okay, we're approaching. >> Right next to the right hand. >> Yeah, we see it. All right, it's on his left. All right. I got I got I got uh >> I got lethal. >> Yep. I got >> I got lethal. >> Cover me. I got I got lethal. >> Let me >> get this rifle. >> Yep. I got lethal. >> I got You got that? >> Y >> with you. >> Yep. Yes, >> we got two off. She's down. We got 195. >> He's the bad guys. Also, >> you guys car it. >> I got it. I got it. >> N Back's clear. Front's clear. Front's clear. Got another rifle up front. standing up. >> At the scene, officers found Glenn Perry bleeding from a wound to the leg, his AR-15 lying beside him. He eventually passed away. A later search of his home uncovered eight more firearms, stockpiles of ammunition and disturbing writings detailing planned attacks. Next up, an officer running headfirst into danger to save a disarmed brother in arms. All while the odds were stacked against him. Where's he at? The sheriff. >> He's most likely He fired over eight shots at the officer. >> At the officer? >> Yes. >> I'm just going to go check on the officer. >> Let me see your hand. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Hey, drop the knife. >> On Wednesday, February the 23rd, 2022, while pulling double duty at the mall, an officer was flagged down by store staff over a customer who was kicking up a fuss after his credit card got the cold shoulder. >> Who got the mall? Where at? >> If you go in, make a right and a store called Casanova. He beat up our 300 unit. >> He's here with us. >> Hey, step out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> Hey, they're saying he's at the mall. He's still in the store. What name of the store? >> He's at Kasanovo right now. >> No. Yeah. Yeah. Get him out. Get him out. >> Is he right now? >> Where's the Where's the store at? You go in and you make a right. It's called Casanova. It's right there on the left wall. >> They're saying that he went that way. >> Short black male. He has on a black bandana and he has on a blue trench coat. >> It's going to be a short black male with a blue bandana on the head. >> Black. Black blue trench coat. >> Black bandana. Blue trench coat. >> Where is he running right now? >> Uh they said that he ran that way. He has on white pants and some red like Stacy had on. >> Okay. I just need somebody to come with me so I can't just go in by myself. >> Where you at? >> We We went in there because >> Hey, I'm at the front door. Just come. I need somebody to come with me at the front door. >> We got called. >> We got called because he was disrupting. >> I'm at the main entrance right now. >> We got called. He was disrupting in the store. So when we went over there, >> who did he have? The officers. >> Which officer? >> Our 300 unit. >> The security officer. >> No, our off duty officer. >> The officer. >> Here's the sheriff. >> Where's he at? The sheriff. >> He's most likely to be fired over eight at the officer. >> At the officer. >> Yes. >> Where at? >> In Casanova. I just said, [Music] >> Where's Gasanova? Where's Kasanova? >> Where's Gasanova at? Uh, straight to the right. >> Hey, they're saying the officers are so I'm going go check on him right now. Where's Where's Gasova? >> To the right. >> Where's Gasov? Where's >> I'm just going to go check on the officer. >> It was later revealed that Deputy Constable Neil Adams had been shot with his own service weapon. Despite the chaos and danger, the responding officer charged inside without hesitation, while others scrambled for cover, hoping that it wasn't already too late to save a brother in blue. >> Where's Where's the Where's the officer at? >> I don't know. >> Is the guy still in there? >> Where's he at? >> Where's the guy at? [Music] Where did you see the guy exit or no? >> Hey, whoever is coming here, come to Kasanova. Come to Kasanova. [Music] >> It's upstairs side >> with a label hanging in the >> B side. Ber side. >> Where? >> He went upstairs. I don't know where he went. He's getting up here. [Applause] >> Is that him? >> Hey, I need all units. Go run to the B air side. I have the suspect right in front of me. Get on the ground. Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Hey, let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Hey, drop the knife. >> 57. >> The suspect was later identified as 35year-old Chis Harrison. Now, and weaponless, he lay wounded on the floor. Officers rushed in, unsure if it was over or just the eye of the storm. >> Go ahead. >> Hey, right now. >> I got you. >> Hey, help me. Hey, >> hey, stop. Stop. Can I help you out? >> Stop, man. Trying to get you help, man. >> Hey, stop. >> Stop. >> Hey, that's my [ __ ] monkey. [Music] Nothing. [Music] High >> risk. High risk. High >> risk. Sam, please. >> High risk. Hey, go get the knife. Go get the knife. Glove. Wear glove. >> Please. Hi. Hi. [Music] Suspect has >> stay down, man. Stay down. >> Stay down, man. Stay down. >> I can't do that. >> Oh. doesn't work. See if he's got any wounds. He's got one right there. >> I didn't shoot. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I'll tell him. >> No. >> No. >> Let me let me just uh see. >> He's got one right there. >> Please help me out. >> Hey, stop, man. Stop responding. >> Help you out. >> Stop, man. We're trying to help you, man. >> Relax. Relax. >> Just relax, bro. >> You want to help? >> Okay. >> Hey, do we have anybody else? >> Where's they just >> They went to the officer. Yeah. >> All right. >> Who else do we have? >> Hey, stop moving, man. >> Stop moving, man. In the end, officers quickly signaled paramedics toward the fallen deputy. He was rushed to the hospital, but it was too late. He had answered the ultimate call. Harrison, too, was taken for treatment, but fate had already sealed his end.