ground, [ __ ] Stop. >> Every day, law enforcement officers face the unknown. >> Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. Surrender. >> This is caught on body cam. In Minnesota, June 30th, 2024, on that night, Krookton police and Poke County deputies were sent to the Care and Share homeless shelter for reports of men fighting inside. Officers tread carefully along where they will eventually meet 44year-old Christopher Juncan. Hey, what are you doing? What's going on, man? What are you doing? Chris, come over here. Come over here. Come over here. Don't grab anything. Just talk to me. >> Don't grab anything. Don't grab anything. >> Don't grab anything. Don't grab. Come back. >> Before we see more of the encounter with Juncan, let's get a different perspective from another officer downstairs where she gets a little bit more of the context of the situation. >> 503 CPD units in. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> He didn't need more than two officers. He got up there. He's a big guy. >> Okay. He was in the fight. I was trying to help him. I asked him if there was anyone he wanted me to call, anything I could do to help him. And he said water. I tried bringing him downstairs to the kitchen. >> What's your name? >> Um he grabbed me and threw me up against the door and then on the ground. Okay. >> Like I'm not hurt. I don't want to press charges. >> Okay. Who else is up there? >> Uh just the other male resident. >> Are they Are they in here? Are the police officers in here? The officer suddenly moves with quick haste as she hears the other two officers earlier upstairs shouting. >> Let's go back to the first perspective now that we both are up to speed. >> Walk to me. >> Don't grab. Come back to me. >> After me. >> Want at gunpoint. >> No. Come walk to me. >> Walk to us. >> Walk to me. >> Walk to me. >> Hands up. Hands up. Stop. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Taser boy. Put your hands behind your back. Now >> Juncan decides to lunge and attack and the officers retaliate by hitting him with a non-lethal taser gun. But it's still far from over. >> Now put your hands behind your back. You're going to get tased again. >> Hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back now. Put them behind your back, Chris. >> Hands behind your back. >> Put them behind your back. Put them behind your back. Put your hands behind your back, Chris. Cooperate. Put your hands behind your back. Put them behind your back now. >> Okay, Chris. We're good. Put your hands behind your back. We don't want to hit you again. >> The suspect escapes briefly, completely disregarding being tased multiple times and ignoring the police officer's orders. This has made a turn for the worst. >> Back off. Back up, guys. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> I got a taser. Got a taser. >> I got one. >> I got lethal. We need more units here now. [Music] >> Hey, back. Check. >> What do we got for less lethal? What do we have? More options. >> I have one purchase. >> What do you have? >> I got one. >> Christopher, surrender. Christopher, we need you to surrender. >> Chris, we need you to surrender. We need you to surrender now. >> Chris, you need to give up and surrender. >> Chris, we need you to give up and surrender. >> Chris, you need to surrender. Just give up. >> Just give up. Just give up. Just give up. Just give up, man. Just surrender. Just surrender, Chris. Just surrender now. You don't have to do this. You don't have to do this. Surrender. >> Surrender now. >> Chris, you need to surrender. >> Surrender. >> You need to surrender now. >> Surrender. >> You need to surrender, Chris. >> I'm so sorry. Chris, you need to surrender now. >> Vibration touch. >> Chris, you need to surrender now. >> Give up. Just give up. Just give up. Give up, man. We don't want to do this. >> Just give up. >> Finally. >> Just give up, man. >> No. Just give up. >> Just give up. Don't do it. Don't do it, >> Chris. Just give up. >> Give up. >> Give up. >> We can't. We can't. We can't. Chris, surrender. >> Second floor now. >> Surrender now. >> Surrender now. >> Surrender now. >> Keep going. Keep going. >> Drop the taser. Juncan comes back and tries to attack the officers again with a bin and throws it across the room to them, but the officers are quick to react and non-lethal methods are deployed in the officer's retreat. That unfortunately leaves Juncan to now have access to an officer's taser that is left behind. >> Surrender. Just give up. Just give up. >> Just give up, Chris. >> Me, too. I can't see. Chris, get down and give up. >> Just get down and give up. >> Just give up, Chris. >> Chris, give up. >> Just give up. >> One to the right. Crossfire. Crossfire. Crossfire. Crossfire. [Music] >> Stay back. >> Stay back. >> Stay back. Chris, just give up, man. Just give it up. >> Just give it up, man. >> Chris, give it up. No. Give it up. >> Give up. >> Give it up. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground now. >> On the ground. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back now. Hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back, Chris. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put them behind your back. >> Put them behind your back. No. >> Here's another perspective of another officer who is witnessing the aftermath of this tragic event. Overall officers were called about 11:45 p.m. to care and share shelter over a fight in progress and encountered Christopher Juncan who was being combative towards the officers. Officers fired non-lethal rounds before one officer fired a departmentisssued handgun and struck Juncan. Despite medical aid, Juncan died at the scene. Family and friends say that he was in a mental health crisis and wished the officers handled this situation without junk and dying. Minneapolis, Minnesota around 5:18 p.m. Officer Jamal Mitchell responds to a 911 call, but is stopped a block away from the apartment of the original caller and sees two injured men in the street. SP [Music] 512. Look like we have at least two victims outside at the location bleeding. Copy. >> Hey, are we Hey, >> who shot you? >> Who shot you? >> Are are there victims inside? >> Unfortunately, officer Jamal Mitchell was shot and killed by a person he intended to help. The cop killer is identified as Mustapa Muhammad raising a handgun as the officer approached and began firing while on the ground, hitting Mitchell. Around 5:21 p.m., other officers came to the scene after the suspect fired multiple rounds at responding officers, firefighters, and members of the public. >> Suspect is a black male wearing a hoodie and we're getting shot at. >> Copy. actively shooting 22nd Blaze. >> Where where's the guy shooting? Come here. >> Yeah. Watch out. Watch out. >> Multiple shots being fired. [Music] Still shooting. He's mid block here. >> He's still shooting mid block. >> Let's go. Move up. Move. >> Get this car. yesterday. >> We have information that we have down >> and shots still being fired. >> 1912 blocks out. [Music] >> Let's move. Come on. >> We're good. We're good. We're good. [Music] blue. Suspect is a black male wearing a white shirt, black hoodie, cut off shirts, and brown shoes. 215 Blazale information coming from >> He's down. >> They got him. But let's get another officer's perspective of how this gunfight went down. >> We have active fire on being fired on channel. There's a cop down. Where is it coming from? [Music] >> Multiple shots fired. Multiple shots fired. >> Where is he? >> Multiple multiple still being fired. >> Cop down. There is a cop down. >> Middle of the street. >> Do we have any location of the officer? >> Middle of the street a block north. Where is he? >> Move forward. >> Lexi, Lexi, where is he? >> 342, what's your location so I can get more people to you. >> We're moving forward up the fire now. Somebody actually went around the back and took a shot at him. Go around if you can get around that corner. >> I'm going to be >> right there. I see him blaze and Looks like we're going to get started. [Music] >> Shooting right there. >> If there's any other officers, we do have another victim. >> Every officer coming to the scene, come from the south. Don't come north. [Music] Hey, I'm going. We're going up. We're going up. >> What do you need? What do you take? Take this. Take this. >> Officers exchanged gunfire with Mustafa Muhammad, who died of his injuries. It is said that another officer sustained non-life-threatening wounds. A bystander was critically wounded and a firefighter had minor injuries. Authorities said two people were shot inside the apartment and died. Officer Jamal Mitchell was transported by police squad car to the hospital but succumbed to his injuries later that evening. El Paso, Texas. On March 5th, 2024, at approximately 10:08 a.m., an officer from the El Paso Police Department approached a suspicious vehicle parked at a car wash on the 5,800 block of Donovan Drive. 340. How you doing, man? Good. >> You good? Your car broke down? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You have an ID on you? >> I do. >> Can you leave me out at Coats and Donovan at the car wash with New Mexico? Adam Zebra Frank Zebra 32. Be out with one. You got like a trickle charger going on or >> I don't know what's going on. I had a short somewhere. >> But what are what's up with the wires coming out, >> man? Uh my ignition switch broke. >> That's what I was trying to fix, but it's not working. Like I can't get nothing to work. Like I can't get the car to turn on. I can't get anything to work. Like usually >> like there's usually a wire that you can touch here, but >> this your car. >> Yeah. >> Do you have Can I get your ID, please? I'm trying to find you. >> Any weapons in the car? Any guns? Nice. >> What's that? >> No, sir. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. I'm just frustrated. Like, >> yeah, I hear you. >> I'm trying to fix my car and it's just not happening. >> Are you living out of here? >> Yeah, I'm living in here, bro. >> Okay. >> The officer can tell there is something suspicious going on with this driver and decides to get this man's name and identification. >> You know where your wallet is or anything? >> Let me calm down, please. I'm just frustrated with this car already has What's your name, sir? >> Michael Shadow. >> What? How do you spell your last name? >> M I C H A L E S T R A D. >> You're going to have to say that again, sir. M I C H A E L. >> Uh-huh. >> Uh, E S C R A D A. >> Your date of birth? >> Uh, 9393. >> Do you have a current address that you're using? >> Uh, no. I'm currently homeless. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I don't have my wallet. I don't have my ID. >> Do me a favor, dude. Can you step out the car for me? I can't do that. >> Where's that? >> Cuz you need to back up, bro. >> Why do I need to back up? >> You need to back up right now. >> Why? >> You need to back the [ __ ] up. >> Why, dude? >> Relax. Relax, dude. Relax. >> Please get away from me. >> Okay, relax. What do you have in your hand? >> Please get away from me. >> What do you have in your hand, dude? >> Please. >> Clear there. >> Okay, sir. >> What do you have in your hand, dude? >> Hey, sir. Don't make me do this. >> What's in your hand? >> It's a gun. So, please back up. Hey, >> over there by your car. >> Let me see your hand, dude. >> Go by your car, please. >> Let me see your hand. by your car. Please >> let me see your hand, dude. >> Please, sir, >> let me see your hand. >> Your car. Go back to your car. >> Just Hey, relax, dude. >> Relax. >> Go home tonight. >> Relax. >> You want to go home tonight, right? >> Relax. >> I'm relaxed. Can you please go by your car? >> Okay, just put it Just put it down, dude. >> Go buy your car then. >> Okay, I will. >> Okay, go >> put it down. >> You want to go home tonight, right? >> Just put it down. >> Go home tonight. >> Just put it down, dude. >> Go home tonight. >> Just put it down. >> I'm not going to put it down. Go buy your car. >> What is it, dude? >> Go. Do you want to go home tonight? >> Yes. Relax. >> Did you picked the wrong day to go to work today? >> Okay, dude. Relax. Please. >> Get back to >> relax. >> Get back to your car. Please >> relax, dude. >> I'm going to relax. Just >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Hey, I need you to come down Donovan past Coats. It's going to be a black uh Mustang. You're going to come around the gas station. Don't come around the front. >> Despite the officer's repeated request for Estrada to exit the vehicle and remain calm, Estrada became uncooperative and eventually claimed he had a firearm. >> I'm going to be by a dumpster taking cover from the the Mustang. I'm at the rear of the Mustang. >> 104, we're coming up. You said come by by where? >> You're coming down Donathan past. go past coats. You see the gas station on the right and then come into the gas station. >> The officer repeatedly instructed Estrada to show his hands, but he refused to comply, making further threats toward the officer. The video footage then shows the officer firing several shots. The officer immediately reported the gunfire, called for backup, and requested emergency medical services. Estrada was pronounced dead at the scene. Whether Estrada actually had a handgun, which is not visible in the video, has not yet been disclosed as the shooting remains under investigation. Fargo, North Dakota. On July 24th, 2023, Fargo police officers were responding to what seems to be a routine traffic accident on 25th Street South in Fargo in the afternoon. But the officers have no idea the disaster is about to strike. >> Notice Central, we got shots fired. Central, we got shots fired. >> On the left side of the screen, you see the three officers standing there. On the left is officer Wallen. In the middle is officer Tyler Haw. And on the right is officer Andrew Dotus. Here is also bystander Carly Coswick, who was involved in the initial crash on 25th Street South. It is about 15 ft from where the officers are standing to where the shooter who is identified as Muhammad Barakat, 37 years old, who is offcreen to the left. Officer Dotus is hit immediately with multiple rounds and goes down. Officer Haw is struck immediately too. Neither of them see this ambush coming. As the gunfire starts, officer Wallin in an instant makes a couple running steps towards the shooter and manages to get off one round with his weapon, but he is also struck by Barricat. Bystander Carly Coswick was shot after the three officers were already down. While officer Robinson here, whose body cam we are viewing takes cover. She tried to run for cover but was also hit by Barricat. >> Central got a man with an AK-47. He's shooting at us. We're at Central. Shots fired. Shots fired. We got three officers down. Three officers down. Send everybody. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. Put your hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Cargo 534. Three officers down. Drop a gun. Drop a gun. >> Drop a gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> The only one. >> He's the only one. Officer Robinson fired 31 rounds at Barricat and hit him 21 times. Officer Robinson told him to drop his gun 16 times, to which Barakat continued to wave a gun around. Officials believe Barakat was wearing some type of body armor during the exchange. Barakat was shot and killed around 2 minutes into the altercation. His vehicle was loaded with three long rifles, four handguns, more than 1,800.223 two3 caliber bullets, three canisters filled with gasoline, and two propane tanks filled with tannerite, explosive materials used for target practice. [Music] [Music]