Every day, law enforcers are forced to make life-changing decisions. >> Sometimes they make the right decision. >> But sometimes they don't. >> Stop right now. Stop, Nick. Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. >> We go beyond the sirens and behind the badge to reveal the hearttoppping moments caught on body cam. Shot >> anybody before? Listen. Have you shot anybody? Listen. This is caught on body cam. Tulsa, Oklahoma. A woman is pulled over for driving what appeared to be a stolen car, but the officers would soon be in for quite a surprise. >> Anybody else in it? >> I borrow from Steven Curtis. He told me that I could borrow it. I live right up at Studio 6. >> C u r t i s. >> Yes. >> What's his first name? >> Stephen. >> S t e v n h. >> It s t e v e n. >> Steven Curtis. >> Steven Curtis Turner. That's his full name. >> Steven Curtis Turner. Okay. >> I call him Curtis. >> I swear I did not steal this vehicle. How long has Steven had it? >> Um, he picked me up today. Um, I >> seen him in it before. >> Yes. >> How well how long do you have you since have the first time you seen him in it? >> Oh, well, the first time I seen him in it, I'd say it was about >> Okay. >> Um, do you know how he got it? >> No, he bought it. >> Do you know that or you think? Just assuming it. >> I I'm assuming it. He's never lied to me before. >> Ever. He lives over at Balboa Apartments on 51st and you had to move some stuff because I'm moving. >> Mhm. >> And he said that I could, you know, if it's a stolen, I mean, you take it back and whatever, but I even have a witness that saw him pick me up in it today. >> Okay. >> Police identified the woman as Angie Frost, 36. >> So, I mean, I haven't done anything to the vehicle. Um, honest to God. >> Okay. >> I mean, I've worked with the police. I, >> you know. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure it out. We'll we'll try to >> get to the bottom of it. >> If he did steal it, I'm going to have to go to jail and pay the price for it. >> Well, you'll you're in a stolen vehicle. If he did steal it, you're in a stolen vehicle, which is a problem. But if you didn't steal it, then that'll come out in court. No, you don't understand. >> What don't I understand? >> The reason why I work with the police like over on 11th of Garnett and the uh counterfeiting. >> Yeah, >> I work with the with them on it because I if I go back to jail again and that means it's been 4 years. So, >> I mean, right up the road and steal this car. >> Calm down. If if we can find out that Steven stole it then and you you in it without knowing it, then it'll come out in court. I you don't understand. I can't afford a lawyer. My numbers are on that. I don't. Please. I didn't steal it. >> What was a very calm and normal conversation would soon have Frost become visibly upset. The officers made their way to search the vehicle. >> If we talked to Steven, would he admit that >> if if he stole it, you think he'd admit it? You think he'd tell us and take >> I have no idea. Can I talk to the people that own it? >> I don't know who the people that own it are right now. >> Well, apparently it's not him. >> Yeah, apparently. Right. But I don't know who they are. That officer's looking for that information right now. >> Can I Can I see my phone so I can call my witness? >> Not right now. >> Frost is asked to take a seat in a patrol car while they investigate the man she claims to have borrowed the car from. a man by the name of Steven. >> Is Steven listed as the suspect on the EMV? >> Yeah. >> See if she can give it to her. Give him to us. >> Yeah. >> She says she knows him. She borrowed the car from him. He's listed as a suspect. We could take her for what? No deal. This ain't going to stick since he's the listed and she borrowed it from him saying she doesn't know. But if she can have him meet her and or give us tell us where he's at, we can go get him. I think she's willing to do what she needs to do. Do you have anything better on her other than the >> You got to read report says that mom >> I guess found her keys. It was it was yesterday's date. So Thursday, you know, just not very long ago. >> So I think it was around 3. Said that found her keys were missing. Found out that son took the car and then when she stopped to son he said that she stole a car from him without permission. >> Oh, he said she she's involved. You want to read the report? >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, I don't have to. I didn't know she was involved that way. I didn't know she was on the report. I thought he took it and which would sync with her story. Pull up on there and read it and see what you think. >> I'm willing to do it. >> Please, can you? >> A report was made stating that actually she did steal the car. >> I will call a friend to come and pick me up and I'll show you where Steven lives. If he took the car without permission, >> right? Right. Please, sir. >> I'd say maybe try to give him Steven a call if she'll give you a number, but the other off whoever took the original couldn't get a hold of him. I don't I don't suppose we're going to be able to either. And I don't feel like spending the rest of my shift trying. I think this is all going to blow be a bunch of BS anyway. break on a tree. >> Whilst the officers discuss next steps, Frost hatches a plan. >> David 136 no more. While the officer was outside of his vehicle, Frost managed to slip her handcuffs to her front and move to the driver's seat. Little did she know she would be heard through police communications within the car. Oh god, there's another cop. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [Music] Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. [Music] Yeah, she's getting bailed out right now. Where'd she go? Is that her right there? There she is. Come here now. Put your hands over your head. Put your hands over your head. >> And they didn't steal that car. >> You just stole You just stole a police car. >> I'm going to jail for over >> You just stole a police car in front of three police officers. >> Andy looted. >> I've seen some stupid stuff, but my gosh. >> And you hit a car with it. You guys told me that I was going to jail for something that I did not do. >> You just stole a police car. >> Now I'm going to jail for something I did. >> Well, there we go. >> Hope it was worth it. >> Silver linings. >> Is there any damage? >> I don't see any. >> I know. >> Police managed to quickly pursue Frost and she is now in prison. Court records show Frost pleaded guilty to four counts and a judge sentenced her to three years in prison. Prior to this incident, Frost had been in prison previously in 2017 for carjacking. Oh, we're atmination point. >> 81 81 81 East 41st is the address for this complex. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> God, you are hateful. >> You just stole a police car and drove like [ __ ] >> I'm going to jail because uh I stole a car. You all were going to arrest me for stealing the black car, >> which you could have easil which you could have got out of that charge if you didn't steal it. >> But then you stole a car in front of us. >> Willing to give up [ __ ] drugs, everybody. The heads of all the mobs of the mobs. You got that >> all that. >> But you guys, >> you need to learn the Hey, you know what? Our bad. Our bad stood. Take some accountability for your actions. >> I do take accountability for my actions. >> You steal a police car. >> You know what? >> Did you >> give me an attorney? >> Answer the question. >> Give me an attorney. >> We saw you do it. >> No, you didn't see me do it. >> I did. >> He did. You didn't. >> And the car came. In 2020, Angie Frost was booked into jail in connection with the death of 51-year-old Steven Wood. She now faces a first-degree murder charge as well as two counts of possession of a stolen vehicle. >> I'm going to go to jail for something else. >> Georgetown, Ohio. On June 28th, 2024, while on routine patrol, patrolman Raml of the Georgetown Police Department spotted a woman walking northbound on US68 near HR Road. >> Yeah, you do. Huh? >> Ripe me in my house, [ __ ] >> Okay, Mary, you have a warrant. You're going to come with me. [Music] The woman identified as Mary Mroy was known to have an active warrant and a history of violent behavior. The situation escalated into a physical struggle with Mroy resisting their efforts to bring her under control. Get you fat right back home. >> After a tense confrontation, they were finally able to place her in restraints. During the altercation, patrolman Raml suffered cuts, bruises, damage to his uniform, and was spat on, requiring medical attention and evaluation. Mroy was arrested and booked into the Brown County Jail on multiple charges, including resisting arrest, obstruction, and assaulting a police officer. >> Little plastic in your [ __ ] >> Child murder. >> See if we can get up on her side. >> Child murder, [ __ ] >> Greensboro, North Carolina. Police received multiple calls from the public about a man armed with a knife and a machete. [Music] The man is identified as 41-year-old Ernesto Ruiz. The officers, when arriving on scene, asked for the weapons to be dropped, but Ruiz flees on foot, not complying with commands. Stop your [ __ ] >> Officers gave commands in both English and Spanish using non-lethal weapons such as pepper sprays and tasers to get Ruiz to stop. But these attempts were often unsuccessful. >> Hey Gree, >> we all drop back. >> No, never mind. Make tas him. >> Go ahead. We got lethal. >> Tas him. I got lethal. >> Tase him. >> Get a good one. >> Stop. [Music] [Music] Nothing >> nothing at all. >> They continued to follow Ruiz for approximately one mile. >> Hey, what are y'all getting, my friend? >> Drive. Hello. >> Officers soon began to realize that they were approaching an area with a number of restaurants and convenience stores open to the public. As they approached these areas, multiple officers were in pursuit of Ruiz, who was still armed with a machete and a knife. >> Land. Hey. Hey. Tell me when. Hey, drop drop the knife. I will shoot you. Drop it. Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. [Applause] >> Ruiz moved towards officers in a threatening manner, raising the machete with a knife in his other hand. The officers were left with no choice but to shoot. Fired. >> Stop. >> Fired. >> Got you. Got you. >> Where's the line? >> Come on. Let's go. >> I got you. I'm running. >> I'm right underneath. >> Ruiz was transported to a local hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries. We got him southbound right here. >> Shot fire. >> Fishhawk, Florida. A man with mental health issues is a danger to civilians. But when an officer tries to approach him with deescalation tactics, this man makes a shocking move. >> Why are you running, dude? 231. >> Come on. >> Nicholas Ferguson, aged 21, was cooperating with deputies until he had learned that he was to be admitted to Graceoint under Florida's Baker Act. He then fled from the home on foot into a heavily wooded area. Running's not going to help. All right. One, I run a lot. Okay. On a side trail. I'm here with him. Hold on. Look. We're going to walk back. Okay. Okay. Now, the thing of it is you're still not in trouble, but obviously I can't trust you not to run anywhere. >> All right. So, come on. Come on. I'm going to put you in handcuffs for now. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You shot me. He's got a knife. >> Unknown to the officer, Ferguson pulls out a knife and stabs him in the neck. However, a chase ensued. >> Stop right now. I got him a good point. Stop right now. Stop, Nick. [Applause] >> Stop. Stop right now. Put it down. >> Drop the knife. Throw it to the side. After about 100 yards, a taser was deployed and officers were able to detain Ferguson. [Music] >> Put your hand behind your back now. Turn over. Turn over. >> Julia 33. The suspect, Ferguson, was transported to a local hospital after a gauze was applied to the laceration on his neck. When he was released, he was taken to jail. He is charged with attempted felony murder of a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, and resisting an officer without violence. >> Bring the medical. Give me the medical. Julia 33 uh got stabbed in the neck. Get EMS rolling this way. Send >> to him. >> He was also arrested in February 2019 on charges including battery, domestic violence, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and resisting an officer without violence. >> No, I got to stay with him. >> I'm good. >> Bristol, Connecticut. A lone female is captured on CCTV entering the lobby of a police department. She approached the front lobby desk windows and began banging on them with a handgun. At the time, the front lobby desk was unoccupied. This woman is identified as 51-year-old Suzanne Lrice. [Music] After striking the windows, LRI fired several rounds at them, but the bullet resistant glass prevented the bullets from penetrating. >> There's already move. >> Do not move. Ryan, are these Hey, are these windows bulletproof? >> Shots fired. >> Are these windows bulletproof? We have two cars coming out in the front of >> officers attempted to engage La Prize in dialogue, but during these efforts, she fired additional rounds in their direction. [Music] >> Can you see your stuff? >> Nope. She just went back on the ground. Okay, she just went to the right. >> I have a gun in her hand right now. >> Brian. Okay. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go. [Music] >> Everyone good? >> Yep. >> Good. >> Get 17. Go, go, go, go. >> When Lree eventually placed the handgun down, officers entered the lobby, deployed an electronic defense weapon, and took her into custody. She was taken to Bristol Hospital for evaluation before being released and returned to the Bristol Police Department. [Music] >> Bristol got sent. >> Now she faces several criminal charges. Attempted murder with special circumstance. Illegal discharge of a firearm. Illegally carrying firearms under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Criminal use of a weapon. Violation of pistol permit requirements. Illegal possession of a large capacity magazine. Criminal mischief first degree. Reckless endangerment first degree. And breach of peace second degree. LRI's bail was set at $3 million. No possible motive has been released. [Music] >> Every day, law enforcers are forced to make lifech changing decisions. Sometimes they make the right decision, >> but sometimes they don't. >> Stop right now. Stop, Nick. >> Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. >> Coming. We go beyond the sirens and behind the badge to reveal the heartstoppping moments caught on body cam before. >> Have you shot anybody before? >> This is caught on body cam. Strawburg, Virginia. On the night of December 17th, 2023, a frantic 911 call was made about a woman behaving erratically and causing significant damage at a Ramada by Windham Hotel in Strawburg. 40-year-old Melissa Tomkins is also reported to threaten people inside the establishment. [Music] She is seen here trying to enter a number of hotel rooms. >> 911. >> Yeah. Can I get someone at the Ramada in Strawburg, Virginia? >> What's going on? >> Okay. I work here and I step out front to smoke a cigarette. I go back inside and I see what looks like somebody's clothes in the lobby. Well, I go to go behind the desk and there's somebody behind the wall in there throwing things and I'm scared to go behind the wall. Like somebody's done ripped the phone like the regular phone out of the jack. They showed a a flower vase. >> Yes. And I can't go back cuz they're in there banging stuff. I haven't seen them, but I can hear them. All right. >> Where's he at? >> Uh in here like going crazy like selling everything. Like can somebody please her stuff? I mean, he's like throwing she's throwing cans of soda at us and everything. >> I'm getting officers heading that way. Okay. >> All right. >> Officer George Rattor swiftly responded to the call and found Tomkins in the hotel parking lot. >> What's that? >> Who is Come here. >> Everybody, >> come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. It's the police. You're safe. >> No, I'm not. >> You're safe. Come here. >> Me, please. >> I'm the police. Come here. >> Are you going to take me to jail? >> No. No. No. No. No. for real. >> When he ordered her to stop, she bolted, running back into the parking area. >> Come here. >> A14 Sentinel County. I got one running. >> Get on the ground right now. A4 location. >> We're back. Running towards the front of the Armada. >> Back at Katana. Running towards the front of you there for >> ma'am. Stop. Get back. What? >> Get back. Despite deploying two taser cartridges, officer Ratthor was unable to subdue her. >> I don't want to see him. >> I'm right [ __ ] As he fought to free himself, Officer Ratthor fell to the ground, reaching for his baton to defend himself. He swung at her legs, but Tomkins seized the baton from him and struck him in the head. Get down. Stop. Get down. >> Get down. >> Get down. Get out. >> Why did you do that? Why did you do that? Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Officer Ratthor was visibly shaken and urgently called for backup. >> Put your gun away. >> Okay. Come back here. >> Why did she make me do that? >> Come on. Come back here. Come here. >> Come on. Come. What's she doing? >> She hit me with my half. >> Okay. Okay. Take a breath. Take a breath. Take a breath. Officer David Rhodess arrived on the scene and immediately began performing CPR on Tomkins, working tirelessly for 6 and 1/2 minutes until emergency responders arrived. >> I'm breathing. >> Come on. Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. Stay with me. >> Stay with me. >> Stay with me. Stay with me. >> Why she make me do that? >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Officer Bianca Hager also arrived to provide additional assistance. Tommpkins was rushed to Winchester Medical Center but tragically succumbed to her injuries. >> Muscogee, Oklahoma. Police officers in Oklahoma were caught off guard by an unusual request from a man they were arresting. Brandon Thompson, 35, was wanted for six felony warrants, including possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of a controlled substance, and failure to appear in court. >> Will you pull your car around? Can I do it now? >> Yes. >> Can you get my ring, please? Will you let me get this ring so I can promote smoke? >> No. >> Oh, she's unlocked. I love you, man. >> Thompson asked to propose to his girlfriend while still in handcuffs. He had been celebrating the holiday with his family and girlfriend, Leandria Keith, when the police arrived. Thompson later explained in a phone interview that he had asked the officers if he could propose. After a brief pause, the officers agreed, allowing Thompson a moment to express his love. Officer Lincoln Anderson, who also serves as the Muskiggee Police spokesman, shared his surprise, stating, "It took us by surprise that he asked if he could do it." Thompson then asked his mother, who was nearby, for the engagement ring. >> Come here. Come here. Come here, Brandon. Come here. Come here. I I can't uncuff you. I'll put him I'll put him in the front for you. Thank you. >> Can you come around here, please? >> Here. Put this in the front. >> The officers, showing a bit of compassion, moved Thompson's handcuffs from behind his back to the front so he could slip the ring onto Keith's finger. How old are you? Two. This many two. How old are you? Four. >> You going to put him back in the back? >> I was shocked, Keith later recalled. But she accepted the proposal and soon after bailed Thompson out following his arrest. The couple now plans to marry as soon as Thompson's legal issues are resolved. Reflecting on his decision, Thompson said, "When you're in love with somebody and you know that you want to spend the rest of your life with them, you just want them to know how you feel." He added, "I wanted a new start for me, and with the police taking me to jail, I didn't have to worry about my warrants anymore." Thompson expressed a determination to turn his life around. And marrying Keith, he believes, is the first step toward a new beginning. >> All right. You good? Let's go over by the car. She's going to put them handcuffs back on back of >> Yeah. I'm like I said, I'm sorry. >> That's all right. It's okay. I told you. >> Don't Don't do it. Okay. I whipped your hand in my >> Yeah, it went it went the best way it could have. So, >> so all right, we'll see you guys later. >> Byebye. >> Will you New Haven, Michigan? On June 25th, 2020, an officer on patrol notices an apartment with smoke coming out of it. >> Two people inside, flames, smoke. Fire department's on the way. >> Apartments all the way to the very end on the two children's trapped up there. >> Those children trapped inside. >> A man and three small children stood outside a burning home, anxiously informing deputies that another woman and two additional children were still trapped inside. >> What do we got, sir? Where they at? >> There's a girl and a kid upstairs, sir. >> They're trapped upstairs. >> No, they're up there. Well, who's up there with them? >> Their mom. Their mama. Did you hear the kid? >> Pardon? >> It's a kid. It's a It's two kids. >> Oh my god, bro. >> Two children trapped up there. >> Two children trapped inside >> upstairs. Don't go in there. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Please don't go in there. With urgency and determination, the deputies entered the house multiple times, battling the flames in a desperate attempt to reach the second floor. [Music] Despite their repeated efforts, the intense heat and smoke forced them back here, sir. >> The smoke was so thick that the stairs could not be found. >> Sir, which way is the staircase upstairs? >> You go upstairs. Go. You got to go up and go up. >> Which Which way is the stairs? >> Another one. >> If you go up there, >> one's blowing the apartment. >> You have to You have to go up. >> Yeah. >> No left. Up where? [Music] >> He enters but quickly learns that the smoke is too heavy. >> New Haven water children out. >> Negative. They're upstairs. [Music] >> The flames are starting up again that I extinguished. [Music] here. Sir, let me in there. Let me try and get those flames here. Back up. >> Undeterred, they continued fighting the fire, working tirelessly to keep the flames from spreading. [Music] >> Yeah. Two upstairs. Within 14 minutes of the initial call, several fire departments and EMS units arrived on the scene. >> Come on out the fire for you. >> Stairs are right to the right. Hey, excuse me. Excuse me. Hey, go left. Go straight in. >> New Haven Fires on their way in now with breathing apparatus. Right. Right here. >> After some time, a ladder was finally on scene. >> He's off the side. You Let's get this moving. My [ __ ] waste is hanging. I need an axe. >> With the firefighter inside, the deputy steps up to lend a hand. You dispatch, one child's out. There's still one child in there. >> All right. >> One child out. [Applause] >> How many kids? >> I got one out. >> There's one more kid. One more adult. >> One adult. One kid. >> There's another adult. One more kid. Little baby. Yeah, I got her. That's all we're trying to do. >> I got her. We're trying to get >> a woman is out and brought down the ladder. >> Going nowhere. >> Come on. [Applause] >> Dispatch, we got one adult female out. There's still one baby. adult female out of the home. One child [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> baby's out. [Applause] [Applause] You >> got her. >> Yep. [Music] A baby also makes it out of the house and is handed over to a deputy who takes her to a paramedic. >> We got you. >> We got you, sweetie. >> We got you. [Music] We got you. Where you want? Where do you want her? Okay, stop right there. We got you, baby. Okay. Come on, baby. >> Come on. >> Come on. Come on. Stay with us. >> Is there another ambulance? >> Hey, do we have another ambulance? >> Do we need him 300? >> Yes. >> New dispatch, we need a ambulance 300 for the baby. >> Oh, baby. She's responding. Okay, there should be two on scene. You need a third. >> Affirmative. >> Can you open your eyes for me, hun? >> Let's get her in the truck and get ready to rock. Okay. >> All right. >> You want me to go? >> Are you okay, baby? You're okay, mommy? You okay? >> You're okay. >> Yeah. My top. [Music] >> Oh, there's Ty. The firefighters quickly moved into action and successfully rescued the woman and two small children from inside the house. Remarkably, the sheriff's office later confirmed that no lives were lost in the fire thanks to the swift and courageous efforts of all involved. Daytona Beach, Florida. On March 16th, 2024, Valuchia County Sheriff's deputies responded to a tip about a couple found drunk and asleep on the sand. When the deputies arrived, they discovered 27year-olds Alysia Langley and her fiance Timothy Stevens passed out on the beach. They were surrounded by empty beer cans and an empty bottle of Crown Royale. Scattered around them were children's toys raising immediate concerns. >> Yep. Time to wake up, Wes. Hey. >> The sheriff's office. Wake up. Need to sit up. Come on. Get up. >> Get up. >> Welcome back. Sit up. >> All right. >> Well, I can't have alcohol on the beach. >> You got ID? >> Do you have ID? >> ID. My IDs. >> You guys have children with you? >> Give him my ID. >> Are they with you? >> Hey, you have kids with you? Yes. >> When deputies finally managed to wake the couple, they asked where their children were, but Langley and Stevens seemed disoriented and unable to provide an answer. The mother was asked to provide some sort of identification. And while she searched, the boyfriend was asked to find the kids. >> Hey, where are they? Let's >> go get the kids. I got this. I'll go here. >> I'm going to I'll go with them. Where your kids are? How old are they? >> Seven, eight. >> Boys, girls, boy and a girl. >> Boy and a girl. >> Okay. You don't know where they are. >> Stevens calls out for the children at the water's edge, fearing they might have wandered into the ocean. Do you hear everything else? She passed out. You're supposed to be watching under the >> after a frantic search, deputies located the children, ages five and seven, safely swimming in the pool of the hotel where the family was staying. Though Stevens is not the biological father of the children, Langley explained that he shares the responsibility of caring for them as a legal guardian. I need you to come get the kids. Me and Timothy are both being arrested. >> Is somebody able to come get the kids? >> Come get the kids. >> Why am I being arrested? Both being arrested. >> Alcohol on the beach and child. >> Can you tell them? >> Can you tell them where we're at? >> We're not allowed to have any beer at the beach. >> It's illegal to have alcohol. >> Is it? >> I thought it was not glass. Nope. Glass is not allowed, but neither is >> what happens. People get drunk and when they're drunk in the emergency like two beers. >> Two is still illegal. >> Two is still illegal. >> Both Stevens and Langley were arrested and handcuffed on charges of child neglect, sparking a heated argument between the two. >> Ham, everybody else has been [ __ ] So now we both go to jail. Who the is going to bond us out? >> No one. >> Exactly. No. My grandpa has to drive eight hours to get the goddamn kids. >> No. No. I want to I want to listen to what my grandpa has to say. I want to make sure my kids areing taken care of. I don't >> We can roll down the window. We can roll down the window. >> And trust him and him. I don't trust I don't trust them. No. >> In the truck. She said in the truck. >> You get in the truck. >> What? >> Can you just wait? >> Roll down the window. Wait. >> I want to make sure my kids >> We're going to make sure they're taking care of >> Okay. So, tell him to come over here and let me listen to what my grandpa's saying. >> He's writing down a message right now. >> I can't hear nothing. >> I'm telling you to get in the truck and I'd like to get in yourself. So, when you get in the truck, >> where are my kids going to the family resource center? So, >> they're going to take care of them. They'll feed them. They'll clothe them. And they'll be comfortably waiting until it or grandfather arrest. Okay. I need you to get in the truck for me. Okay. That's not too long. You said you want to get the silver. Let's try to get the silver. Okay. Got it. >> Stupid. >> Suddenly, Stevens attempted to flee, breaking away from the deputies. Body camera footage captured him running a short distance before tripping and crashing into the sand where he appeared to lose consciousness. He was taken to a hospital for evaluation and later released to the Valuchia County Jail. Stevens now faces additional charges of child neglect, alcohol possession, and attempting to escape custody, while Langley faces charges of child neglect. [Music]