respond. >> Is he Is he conscious? >> Yeah, >> he's conscious. >> Hey, bro. >> Sometimes being police means going above and beyond to save the ruthless ones who never return the favor. Especially the heartless masterminds who forever owe their lives to the very badge they try to outrun. But what happens in those moments when police go above and beyond for undeserving criminals? >> A guy went down. >> Yeah, he he went down the chimney. >> He's in the chimney. >> He's in the chimney. >> Hey, >> can you breathe fine? >> His hip h and you can't and you can. So a little higher. >> Okay. Scoot straight up. Here are several intense moments when police go above and beyond for criminals. Starting with a criminal mastermind whose grand escape plan left him gasping for the very hands he was running from. >> Hey, somebody ran. Somebody ran. >> I looked up and that back house a guy went down. Yeah, he he went down the chimney. >> Are you stuck? Scoot straight up. >> Perfect. There you go. >> On the evening of December the 10th, 2024, Community Action and Suppression Team detectives executed a search warrant at 127 Canal Street. As they tried to secure the area, two men bolted from the rooftop, taking different routes. A typical criminal move to confuse the officers. But this soon proved to be a reckless mistake. Hey, he's on the roof. [Music] >> Hey, get down here. Show your hands or I'm going to come up there and grab you. Hey, somebody ran. Somebody ran. >> The officers were ready to pack it in, believing both suspects had vanished. But one unexpected update turned their manhunt into a desperate rescue unfolding in real time. >> What's up? >> I was walking my dog a little while ago. >> I heard some screaming. I looked up in that back house. >> A guy went down. Yeah, he he went down the chimney. He's in the chimney. >> He's in the chimney. >> Hey, he's in the chimney. >> What chimney? What chimney? >> That house. In the chimney. He went David said he went in the chimney. One of them. How did he do that? >> I don't know. >> Window. They must have smashed out. See that window over there? You're an idiot. >> Get up. >> Show us your hand right there. >> Show us your hand. >> Show us your hand. What's your hand? I'll let them know. >> We have a party in the chimney. That robber party. >> Tell them to send rescue. >> Are you stuck? >> What? >> That party's in the chimney. You want to roll a rescue? >> Are you stuck? >> I can't. >> Rob, >> you can breathe fine, right? Can you breathe fine? >> This Santa has hit a dead end. And with the clock ticking, officers backed off the cuffs and took a different route. One that might actually keep him breathing. >> I can I can drive 109 miles. >> Pull me up. I'm in there. >> What we want to do? Break this off. >> N, bro. >> I was taking these so we can still have not compromise the corner. >> Yeah, you're right. You're right. >> Our integrity. I want to leave this right here. >> Do we uh Is the medic still down there? >> Tell him. Give us a blankie, please. >> Don't look up. All right, buddy. >> Yeah. >> You can't and you can't. And you can't. So, a little higher. >> Scoot straight up. My >> leg. My leg, man. >> All right. Hey, we still got rescued here, Derek. >> The man behind the chaos was 33-year-old Robert Langlay. He got his rescue thanks to Fall River Fire and EMS, but not the kind he was hoping for. After being cleared by doctors, Langlay faced a harsh reality as he was charged with class A and B drug possession, plus a long list of unresolved warrants. Caught up in the same scene was 32-year-old Tanisha Ibe arrested for the very same drugs. while his wits led him wildly astray. That was nothing compared to this dealer who ignored the golden rule of not getting high in your own supply as he overdosed while working. >> Hey man, stop. >> 35 suspect in custody. [Music] >> Hey, put him in recovery position. What is your current location? I think you just overdosed in a recovery position. >> On September the 19th, 2022, Devonshshire patrol officers spotted a man walking erratically on the road. When the officers requested that he stop, he refused simple orders and ran. But in that brave moment of his, he was unknowingly sprinting away from one of the last lifelines he had left. >> Oh sh Hey, stop. >> Stop. Hey, stop. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh [ __ ] >> Responding. >> Frequency clear. >> Security. >> Come on. Put him in 35 suspect. Fantastic. The guy is in custody. Give me >> the officer soon realized the unregistered firearm wasn't the only threat, especially as his body was shutting down fast, coupled with his erratic behavior. This was a ticking time bomb. >> Hey, put him in recovery position. >> 35, what is your current location? 35. I was mounted at the furry at the parking lot. Give me an RA. >> 35. Roger. What do you have for the RA? >> Can you set up? >> He's having a difficulty breathing. Probably uh possibly overdosing. You're going to show code four. We have the article in custody. Hey, you all right? >> Hey, we need the RA, dude. >> Yeah, I'm your >> I think his uh handcuff him. >> Is he Is he not moving? Yeah, he looks >> I think he just overdosed coming position. >> Yeah, he's he's unconscious. >> 35. Give me survivor. respond. Responding code from damage to someone's mouth. >> Hey, I need Are you an EMG? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You're an EMT? Okay. Doesn't he need breath? Hold on. Hold on. Hey, can we get someone with a like a face mask? Give him pres, bro. >> Hey. Hey. All right. Turn. Turn. Turn. >> Is Is he conscious? >> Yeah. >> Hey, he's conscious. >> Hey, bro. >> Oh, got you, bro. Okay. >> 35 step. >> Breathe, bro. Breathe. >> Is he breathing? >> Yeah. Yeah. paint. >> Yeah. >> Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics rushed him to a nearby hospital where he was stabilized and cleared for booking. He faces charges for being a felon in possession of a firearm, unlawful possession of ammunition, and carrying a loaded handgun. The next case takes us to Sacramento where officers in pursuit had to rush into a burning vehicle after a suspected carjacker outwitted herself straight into a fiery wreck. >> Come on. Come on. >> Window. >> Should we have the solo occupant out? Anyone else coming? We need fire extinguishers. Which leg? Which leg hurts? >> Okay, we're going to grab >> It's okay. >> Grab the knees. One, two, three. On June the 1st, 2025 in Sacramento, a brief high-speed chase spun out of control when a carjacking suspect refused to stop. What started as a pursuit turned to a devastating crash, turning cops from enforcers into first responders in a heartbeat. >> Screaming, screaming for help. >> Break the back window. >> Come on. Come on. After risking it all to drag the suspected carjacker from the wreck, the officers did not back off. With flames still crackling close and the threat of another explosion looming, they pulled off the unexpected and stayed in the danger zone to finish the job. >> Is there anyone else inside? >> No. Okay. >> No, sir. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> We got to drag you. It's going to hurt. It's okay. It's okay. >> Wait. Which leg? Which leg hurts? >> My drug. Okay, we're going to grab >> It's okay. >> Grab the knees. One, two, three. >> Oh my god, my laser broke. >> According to the Sacramento Police Department, the suspect was treated for leg injuries and eventually faced court proceedings tied to the carjacking and high-speed chase. Just like the last dumb carjacker, these three shoplifterss successfully pulled a heist who were too slick to stick the landing. As they tried to ditch, officers ended up pulling them from the twisted mess of their crashed getaway. >> The cargo that hit you over there. There it is. >> In the front passenger seat. Are you injured? >> Are you injured? >> Okay. >> We're not going to shoot anybody. >> Get your foot off. >> Get your foot off the gas. No. >> If you put get your foot off the gas, you're getting tased. On March the 6th, 2023, just before 100 p.m., dispatch received a call reporting three women bolting from a store after a shoplifting spree and jumping into a gray Kia Optima. At first, the plan looked solid, but fate and karma had other plans that day. >> Just want tried to go head-on with me, and now they're taking off down 60. So, I will terminate. They are eastbound 60 stuck at the red light at 21 and they're making it through and they are continuing eastbound but I am not following. >> 323 everybody nearly took off. No one else left. >> A few minutes later the police radio came alive again and this time with an update on the shoplifterss. That single message sent Officer Hill and several others sprinting toward a nearby traffic light. But what they were about to walk into made every worst case scenario look like child's play. >> The car going to hit you over there. There it is. >> The car slammed into a pole. Officer Hill called it in, unsure if anyone survived. But as backup arrived, it became clear that this wreck had more story to tell. >> Do not get out of the vehicle. >> Your hands up. >> Stay in the car. Stay where you are. Do not even try to get out of the car. >> 323. We've got It looks like all three occupants still in the vehicle. Airbags have gone off. The car is damaged pretty bad. Doors are unable to be open. So I we just got to get all three out of the car. Get your foot off the Get your foot off the gas. >> Hey, they're putting in reverse. >> They're putting in reverse. Get your foot off the gas. >> Put the car in park. Police officers, put the car in park. >> Stay in your car. >> They're trying to take off. Put the car in park. [Music] >> Get your hands up in the car. In the gray Kia. Get your hands up. Dan, what do you want us to do? >> Well, then there's nothing we can do right now. >> We're not going to approach the car. >> Earlier that day, 25-year-old Jeriah Terrell, along with 26-year-olds Ka Williams and Britney Christmas, stormed into Alter Beauty and Masks and vanished with thousands in under a minute. And now, as officers surrounded the wreck, unsure of who was who, but certain danger was close, they geared up to move in, knowing that this could go either way. >> Hey, let's go over to the street. in the straight. >> Dan, let's go to that side so we can get the driver. >> You can't get the door. You can't go. You can't open that door. >> That door is completely straight. >> Who's less lethal? >> I got less lethal. >> Who is less? >> I got less lethal. >> Who wants me to go hands on with them? >> I will go hands on it. I got hands on. >> We are ready to stay to the side. Stay to the side because they're not going to go sideways. Get your hands up. >> Hands up. >> Police officers, get your hands up. >> Hands up. >> Police officers, get your hands up now. >> Passenger, >> the back passenger's door. Hands out the back window. You back passenger. I'll do the talking. Back passenger, keep your hands where I can see them. >> Put your hands up. Get out of the car right now. >> Get out of the car right now. >> Sensing the pressure rise, the backseat passenger finally spoke. But whether it was a sign of surrender or a well-calulated distraction, officers couldn't tell. >> Stay right there. Don't move. >> Okay. Don't move. >> Get out. >> Stay right there. You stay right there. >> Right there. >> I see your hands. >> Stay right there until you're told to do so. Until you're told to do otherwise. >> Stay right there. >> Stay right there. >> Nobody's going to sh you. Just keep your hands up. >> As the officers crept closer to the vehicle, they caught a glimpse of a detail that was enough to turn the entire case inside out. Shocking enough to rewrite everything they thought they knew. >> In the front passenger seat, are you injured? >> Are you injured? >> We're not going to anybody. >> We need to know if you guys need help. >> I don't know if she can get out. Damn. >> Let's Let's do this. Let's Let's Let's get up. >> Get the back one. Let's be lethal on this side for me. >> 9102. >> You go ahead. You go ahead and watch the open door. >> Do we have a sec? >> I don't think we have a second. >> Keep coming up. Keep coming left. Left. Left. >> Stop. >> I'm not pulling up. >> You >> get over here now. Get to me. Get to me right now. >> I will. Don't. Please don't shoot me. I'm scared. you. >> I don't trust you. >> Get over here. >> Well, I don't trust you enough to run. >> I'm not trying to run. >> If you run my foot over, I'm going to shoot you. >> No. Please. Go. Don't be s. Please. I'm scared of guns. Wait. Where you scraping my out of the car? >> I was getting up. >> I'm scared of guns. I don't care about the gas. >> I got him. Get back up there, Dan. You get your foot off the gas or I'm going to tase you. >> Get your foot off the gas. >> Get your foot off the gas or I'm going to tase you. >> Get your foot off. Get out. Get your foot off the gas now. >> If you put get your foot off the gas, you're getting tased. >> I'm trying to fix the car. >> No. Stop. Get her out of here. >> Stop. Get your hands off now. You put that car. You put the car in. You put your foot on the gas again. You're getting tased. >> I don't have my foot. I'm trying to get >> Get your foot off the car. >> It's not on the car. I'm trying to get >> Don't move the gear. Shut the car off now with the key. Shut the car off. Take the key out. >> I don't know how. >> Get out of the driver's door. Open it. Then crawl across to me now. >> I'm trying. I don't know. >> Turn the car off. >> Not letting me. >> Turn it off. >> Turn the car off now. >> Turn the car off. >> I'm trying. >> Red. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> What? I'm trying to help you guys. What the >> Get around. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car right now. >> Get out. >> Yeah. >> What the hell? Why I'm trying to put the car? You aren't doing anything. >> As the scene edged towards chaos, one officer moved the backseat passenger identified as Cana to a patrol vehicle. But her bizarre requests and rambling monologues made one thing clear. These women weren't just reckless, they were delusional as well. They >> No, they her. >> She got tased. They >> That was a taser. They >> That was a taser. Can >> you get my stuff out that car, please? Excuse me, sir. >> What's your name? >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> I got a lot of stuff going on right now. Okay. I'm putting you in here. >> All right. We'll get you out of here in just a minute. >> Hey. Hello. >> Can you please please please give me my stuff, sir? So, what the a really not? We going to be talking. >> Come on out for a moment. >> You're going to stand right here and I'm going to search you. >> Huh? >> Come on out. >> You're going to get a pat down. >> Can I ask you something real fast? >> You're going to stay right here. Sure. >> All right. Can I ask you something, Mr. >> Can you grab my phone, man? >> If we can find your phone. >> It's right there in that Gucci purse. You just had it in you. You just looking at >> your friend is unconscious. I don't think your phone's your concern. Relax for a minute. No, my phone is my concern cuz I had to call my family and that's not my friend. They came to get me and she going to tell me come stealing with them people. Do none of that. >> Can you please grab my phone to my >> We will try. >> It's right there. I just seen you pick it up. >> Meanwhile, as officers fought to keep Britney alive, Mariah, the getaway driver, refused to be sidelined, proving that birds of a feather don't just flock together, they crash together, too. What's the problem, son? >> Okay. >> What happened? I don't understand. What is the problem? We didn't even do anything. >> Okay, you're going to find out. >> What the? >> Let's search her and get her in a car. >> I didn't Can you tell me what I did, sir? >> Stop talking. >> I didn't do anything, though. I didn't even have nothing. >> Nothing money in here. >> We don't got nothing. >> Okay, we still have the check. Doesn't matter. >> All of us, y'all come. Get him. >> Y'all do that to my car. >> She's the worst. >> She needs an how many? >> I don't know. >> I don't know by a car. >> She need Okay, I heard you. >> So, why did we have to check you anyways? >> Hey, bring that. Let me see that monitor. She's got a good pulse. >> Yeah, she's got a good pulse. She's just unresponsive. >> While news of Britney having a pulse but not responding was half a relief and half worry, Jeriah proved her purse wasn't the only thing empty. Her sense was clearly on vacation, too. As her antics continued to grow louder. >> What happened? >> What do you mean? >> I'm saying what what the is what the going on. >> What do you mean you guys crashed right here, man? >> I know she was driving. She crashed the carpet. I'm saying what happened? What happened? >> You guys fled from Maltton. >> For what? >> Trying to say she was driving. >> From who? >> You just trying to say she was driving. >> Stay seated. >> Wait, I say she was driving. >> Yeah. >> No, the other girl was driving. I was >> You were in the driver's seat. Okay. >> Don't Don't entertain. Sit down. >> I was never in the driver's seat. So, I never died in the driver's seat. I was in the back seat. >> Stop. Stay seated. >> I'm telling you the truth. I was in the back seat. I don't have my ID on it. >> Is this your purse? >> Yes, that's my purse right there. >> No ID. >> Get her away from the car. Get her at least by the back of the car. >> I know. My family. >> Your friend's almost Your friend is almost right now. Okay. >> Meanwhile, as paramedics loaded Britney into the ambulance, Jeriah, now calling herself a different name, finally saw the full weight of their actions unfold. The officers noticed the shift in demeanor, but with her, nothing could ever be ruled out. >> What was your name? >> What's your name? >> Hey, what's your name? >> What's your name? >> What happened? What? >> What's your name? >> It's my friend. Okay. >> She's going to be The paramedics are taking care of her. What was your name? >> What's your name? >> What was your first name? >> Is she okay? >> Is she okay? >> No. It doesn't look like she's okay. >> She wasn't driving. >> Yes, she was. Really was driving. >> After EMTs cleared both remaining suspects, Jeriah and Cana were taken to the hospital for full evaluations. Once discharged, they were set to be booked at the Vernon Hills Police Department. Back at the station, officers tried to process them, but this pair had other outrageous plans. >> I'm standing by. >> Hey, Chair, come on over here. We're going to do a fingerprint qual. >> We going to be here all night. And I ain't doing no prince for some of y'all can't even tell me what the going on. I've been asking you for 2 3 hours. Why am I here? I woke up. I was all these guns out on me. What's going on? So you think you going to quit? >> Because you know what you did. The videotape shows what you did. You know what happened today. So don't disrespect us like that. Okay. >> Start get your change. >> No, Mr. Pink. You don't understand that y'all going to have me here on the floor before I hit that bed in that bathroom with no prints because I'm still on what video you watching. What you talking about? It you're it's a fingerprint inquiry right now cuz we don't have positive identification on you. You don't have an ID on you. We couldn't find a photo of an ID. So, we have to take your fingerprints in order to ID who you are. You hold me down forward. Hold me forward. That's fine. But I'm not fingerprint. >> You're not you're not getting fingerprinted for charges. >> My fingerprints for me people that I would hold for me. I'm not doing it. >> It It's not that you don't have >> You cannot convince me now. Don't waste your breath. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Then you're you're going to sit here for a while and eventually they're going to force you to do it. >> Ain't nobody gonna put their hands on you. >> Well, it it's a fingerprint. You got to be fingerprinted. >> I'm not doing that. Y'all might as well fight me now. It won't happen. We're not interested in fighting with you. >> So, what you mean? They going to make me You can't physically make me do that. I'm not physically doing with my interested in fighting with you tonight. I'm not interested. >> So, what room am I going in? Cuz I ain't fingerprinting tonight. So, what's up? >> Okay, we can try it again in the morning and you're going to go back into um room number four then. >> Eventually, the officers couldn't get a match on both ladies. So, both suspects spent the night in holding, but by morning, officer Frank cracked the code, uncovering the secret Kia had tried so hard to keep hidden. >> What's up? >> Mr. >> Hey, remember when I told you you lied about your name? >> I was right. I'm sorry. I have done this for 25 years. 25. You are not going to be the last person to lie to me. >> 25 years. Long time. Faces change, but the behavior always stays the same. >> Say you're more. >> You tried to play the game and you lost. So you just got to accept it. >> Okay. >> What's that? >> The game of coming out here and trying to steal. Dude, you can't do that. You know that this ain't your first rodeo. So >> it does not matter. Look at my background. They ain't done this long ass up. They ain't doing >> You just got arrested in February for retail theft. >> No the I did it. >> Yes, you did. It's on your criminal history in Chicago. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. We got investigated and when the case was supposed to be over >> you got hand or you got fingerprinted for it. >> Back at the hospital, Britney was still clinging to life and her identity remained a mystery. Once again, officers turned to the only two people who could fill in the blanks. Ka and Jeriah. >> Jeriah, your friend that's at the hospital. They're trying to get a hold of her family. They haven't been able to notify anybody yet. Do you know what her name is and how to get a hold of her family? >> No, her name is Britney. >> Do you know what her last name is? Do you know anybody that would know how to get a hold of somebody in her family? >> Okay. Do you have any phone numbers in your purse where we can get a hold of her family? They need to know and and go up there and be with her. >> They do. I wish I could be with sad, man. I don't know. >> Who Who would know who she is? Who would know how to get a hold of her mom, her dad, her grandma? >> The phone. That's all. >> Yeah. I went and I talked to her and we can't find her phone. >> But officers didn't have to wait long. Britney Christmas survived and spilled it all. She, Jeriah, and Cana had stolen over $12,000 worth of goods, most of which was later recovered. Jeriah, the getaway driver, racked up 11 charges, while Cana and Britney each faced four. Our next story features two brothers who were pulled from a burning house at the last moment due to a fire that was started intentionally by a member of their own family. >> He lit a fire in the house. >> Yeah, he lit a fire in the house. >> The house is on fire. >> House is on fire. >> Take a peek from there for me. >> Where's his brother? >> Right there. And you'll get warm. Okay. Okay. I I'll say I'm Super Mario Galaxy, too. And then somehow I start smoking a fire. >> Were you winning? >> On February the 8th, 2025, police rushed to a home in Egleston Township in Michigan after reports that a man had shot his wife and was still armed. While all was sounding dark already, this was only the calm before the storm that no one saw coming. >> All right, so nobody's making announcements. So, we at least need to make announcements. >> So, which house are we looking at here? The one right in front of us in the window. Picture window. >> Yeah. What's that? right there in the picture window. >> Yeah. Is there a guy standing there? So, it looks like I know we've got guys on the back of the house. We've got a guy behind the tree and I believe we have another guy over there in the woods. So, if you want to position yourself accordance with uh with that. Um I know we've got a cruiser here that I think they're using as cover as well. So, if you can assist with just perimeter and tail, >> grab that big trigger. >> Yep. >> We need to start doing mouth. Try to get the kids out. They're adult kids or young kids. These are adult special needs kids. >> I mean, you deal with them before. Do they listen? Can they listen to us? >> Yes. >> How old are they? >> I want to say they're in their 20s. >> Chris, this is Trooper Huber. >> Please, please. >> Don't want to hurt you. We can resolve this peacefully. >> Soon the officer spotted something inside the house. And just like that, the evening took a catastrophic turn for the worse. He's lighting his house on fire >> and there's two in there. We got to go in. >> Okay. >> He lit a fire in the house. >> Yeah, he lit a fire in the house. >> Dispatch, we have a fire inside the house and it's occupied. Fire inside the house. >> You got a field? >> No. >> Okay. You got eyes on him by the front door? >> Okay. We got to go. Where's Trey at? We have somebody on the back. >> Trayvon, where are you? >> He's moving. He's moving. >> I see you. >> Got you. I got you. Do we need a ram? >> Go, go, go, go, go, >> go. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. >> Get a fire extinguisher. Fire extinguisher. >> Fire extinguisher. Get a fire extinguisher up here now. >> Where's the kid? Where's the fire extinguisher? >> Where's the kids? [Applause] >> Kids, kids. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Go. Go. Go. Where's the other one? >> Where's the other kid? I only got one. >> Get him up. Get him up. >> Go. Go go go go go go fire up here. Go >> my juice. My juice. >> Get fire up here. Go. >> I know. My juice. My juice. Where's the other kid? >> Where's the other kid? >> Where's the other kid? >> Where's the other kid? >> Okay, you got to go. >> Go. >> Go back in after him. We pull him out. >> What's he? >> Oh, no. We got to get the other kid. Let me in. Let me in. >> Go out. Go out. Go out. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> That's it. >> That's it. Follow them. >> That's the two of the adult. >> All right. Are you hurt anywhere? >> My stomach hurts. >> Your stomach hurts? >> Two children are safe. >> Our suspect is removed. Two children are safe. >> We're going to drive a little bit. Okay. >> We're going to make sure you're safe. >> Follow me, buddy. How you doing, buddy? Check for smoking for sure. >> Okay, >> come on this way, bud. Let's get out of the road. Out of the way. This guy's coming in here. Okay, >> all right, perfect. The house is on fire. >> House is on fire. >> Where's his brother? >> I'm going to bring you another one till we get another rig. With one person still unaccounted for, officers rushed back to the chaos, hoping for the best, but bracing for the worst. Someone might still be trapped inside that burning house. >> We're going to help you real soon, okay? But we want to get you to an ambulance. All right. >> We We got to have you checked out for smokeation cuz the house is on fire. Okay. >> And why is the house on fire? And how come I don't stand on my [ __ ] How come I move I put my socks on? >> We're going to get you in that rig right there and you'll get warm. Okay. >> Okay. I was playing Super Mario Galaxy 2 and then somehow I start smoking a fire. >> Were you winning? >> Yeah. I I like 100 times. Some tell me what the heck is going on here? >> Yes. Well, we're we're trying to work. Okay. There's a fire in your house, so we're trying to we're going to make sure you get checked out by medical. Your brother's with the ambulance right now. Okay. I'm taking you to him. Can I please the house now? The houses aren't fine. How do I say that with a realtor? Is my dad all he is heing or something? >> I don't know about your dad. I'm taking you to your brother right now. Okay. >> Where's mom? Where's my mom? >> I don't know where your mom is at. >> Is he still in thighs? >> No, your mom's out. Everybody's out. >> Have a cold. I'm working on it. >> We're going right in this door right here. >> Okay. Put your brothers in here. >> Okay. With the two brothers now in the ambulance, EMTs got to work while the officers, despite already being exposed to smoke, pushed back into the scene, still holding out hope that something or someone could be salvaged. >> Take a seat right there for me, bud. >> How you doing? Oh, nothing. How about >> Yeah. Do you have I bet you have some pretty wet feet. >> C open. >> Do you have a C open? >> Yeah. I think they're going to take it. >> You were telling me what the heck is going on out there. >> Soon the officers returned with yet another member of the family, turning the back of the ambulance into a tense, smoke stained, unexpected reunion. >> Oh, dad. You still breathing. >> So, who is this? That's my subject. >> That's my That's my dad. >> Okay, perfect. Despite heavy resistance, the suspect was taken down without further injury and the scene was handed over to state police whose reports confirmed the two adults with special needs were unharmed. Though no update was given on the mother or Christopher, but court records revealed that 47-year-old Christopher Andrew Rose was charged with felony assault with intent to murder, secondderee arson, and felony firearm. The case remains ongoing. Up next is a case out of Ohio where Dwayne's life nearly slipped away after a drug induced crash until police stepped in and turned the tide. >> You going to sit here and let him because you're lying to us about what he took. >> If I knew I really >> No, you know goddamn well. >> There you go, buddy. >> Good lane. >> There you go. In Columbus, Ohio, officers arrived at the scene of a vehicle crash involving a man under the influence of an unknown drug, hitting several parked cars. What seems like a routine accident quickly turned into something far more alarming. A silent cry for help that would take the case in an unexpected direction. >> Yeah. >> Hey, did he take something? [Music] >> Okay. He got snow. >> Why not? Send the medic on in. He's not waking up. >> He's done knocked himself out with that damn airbag. >> All right, everybody. Get away from me. >> Get on the sidewalk. >> Wake up, bud. >> Hey, if I said that any nicer, I would have hit you with kindness. >> You don't got to hit me with your flashlight. >> If you want me to hit with my flashlight, I will. >> Wake up, boss. >> I know. All right. I can only do one thing at a time. You >> guys want to grab Narcan? >> I'll be code one. >> Yeah, I think he's definitely overdosing. >> 100%. >> How much did he use? >> Don't lie to me. This isn't alcohol. >> I swear on everything right now. >> Girl, he's ODing. Why are you lying? >> I swear >> you're going to Is this your boyfriend? >> You going to sit here and let him because you're lying to us about what he took? If I knew I really >> No, you know goddamn well. >> You did. [Music] >> Don't let him die. [Music] Look up, boss. >> Look up, bro. >> Huh? >> No, it's no me and me. [Music] >> 194. You can 401. Hey, >> nice. >> He's ready for you. >> Right here. Back seat. >> You cut him down already. >> No. >> Cut him down for you. >> I'll work on it. [Music] >> 194 [Music] Minister. [Music] to bring her home. [Music] >> We got boss. >> Luckily for Dwayne, the officer's swift actions became the difference between life and death, providing critical aid just in time before the situation could take a darker turn. What's his name? >> What? >> Dwayne. >> Wake up, boss. >> Yeah, he's not going to wake up. >> Come on, bro. Just roll back. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Had one a second ago. >> I can see his neck. >> I'm not feeling it down here anymore. [Music] Still got one. >> There he goes. >> Hey Dwayne, wake up boss. Hey, buddy. [Music] I did. >> When I do, did you make sure fire had the updated location? >> I'll let them know. >> Copy the fourth group. >> Hey, we gave him some Nan already. He's not responding. >> Okay. >> Fairly weak pulse. Are you grabbing the >> We we hit him with Narcan once and he's not responding yet. So >> we gave him one dose of Nan. He's not responding. >> He was saying grab [Music] the other one for you. Moments later, medics arrived and took over. But just when things seemed likely to be stable, a sudden turn in Dwayne's condition left everyone on edge. Although Dwayne had made himself a criminal, at the moment the cops needed to save his life. At least that was the only way he could face justice. [Music] >> Two victories from the spinewood. [Music] 34 381 [Music] >> DJ is that money? [Music] Give me one, Adam. My 34. [Music] >> Yeah, I'll get that. [Music] You want in? >> No, you're good. >> We're just going to bag him up for a little bit. >> Yeah. >> Is anybody else hurt? >> No. >> Just him and his girlfriend were in the car and then they hit these parked. >> You okay? >> What'd he take? >> You know him? What he take? Huh? >> Okay. You didn't do any heroin. I can tell you everything. [Music] >> I'm not sure, but I know we did. >> Did you guys do some powder tonight, though? you. This is not alcohol. Did you guys do a couple lines of powder together or did he do some >> when he did pick up >> a little bit? >> Yeah. [Music] >> Oh, yeah. Try to bag when I take some breath and the scissor picked up a little bit. >> Dwayne's condition finally showed some signs of improvement thanks to the swift actions of the officers and medics. But the fight wasn't over. He still needed urgent medical attention. >> Hey, you all right? >> We got you. Dwayne, right? Wayne. [Music] >> Hey bud. Wake up. >> 98. We also need a 24 for chest pain. >> Wake up bub. >> He's still not quite with it, huh? >> Waking up. >> No, he's pushing the things away, but he's not super tacky. >> Hey, buddy. >> Hey, look over here. >> There you go. Dwayne. >> Yeah, Dwayne. Dwayne, sit up, buddy. You heard anywhere? >> Dwayne, >> huh? >> You wrecked your car, buddy. >> We're going to take you over to the hospital. Come on. >> All right. If anyone else can clear up a 1435 boy 26 now, they're saying, >> "Come on, Dwayne." No, Stephen. They're saying they 14. The person who 26 and west car was in the kitchen. >> There are power seats. >> Hey Dwayne, here it's right there. >> There you go. >> See how powerful it is? >> Come on, lady. 192. >> Oh god. >> Huh? Maybe he wrecked your car. >> You hurt? [Music] >> Come on, buddy. >> Come on. Come on, Dwayne. >> Oh, I knew. >> Come on, Wayne. We need you to get out of the car for us, boss. You want to put this closer? >> Suspect stab was going to be a Stephanie. >> Oh, because >> we have no description or just saying. >> There you go, buddy. You're a good boy. >> There you go. We copy additional Franken Brown now. So everyone together [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] grab that uh >> Yeah, I'll get it. [Music] He was prepared for transport to the hospital, but not before medics ensured his condition was stable enough. [Music] You guys just going to roll with him this way rather than giving him more? >> Um, I'm probably going to give a little bit more. Okay. How you doing, buddy? >> You talk to me. Somebody shoot They were drinking pretty heavy, too. So, >> yeah. >> She description of the car. I don't know. >> Huh? >> Your car. Okay. You know who we are. There you go, buddy. How much you had to drink, bud? a lot. Okay. Did you do any other >> call back? Put any of that information. >> Huh? No. Okay. Huh? There's no what? Okay. Well, we just check and make sure you're breathing all right. Okay, buddy. We got to make sure you're doing okay. Okay. You weren't breathing really good when we got here. Does that make sense? >> [ __ ] Did you? No. No other drugs though. We gave you some Narcan. >> Okay. Call back to the number of the person you said. 14. >> Let's turn IV on you. Okay. >> Huh? No. No. You'll be all right. Just in case the hospital wants to give you some medicine. Huh? They call you when they call whenever you get out of the hospital. They do. You don't remember what happened, man. You weren't breathing. Does that make sense? Do you remember anything that happened, buddy? >> Huh? Hey, your girlfriend's fine. Yeah, she's up walking around. She's okay. Huh? You want to talk to the police? >> I'll talk to you in a minute, man. >> I hear you. >> We'll take care of that in a little bit. All right, man. >> See you tomorrow, buddy. >> Dwayne, now alert and talkative, confessed to taking an unknown powdered substance with friends. But what he revealed next went far beyond what the officers requested. >> Hang tight, bud. I'm fine. I just want to tell you something. >> I know, but let the medics do their thing. I don't want to get in their way. >> No problem. >> Well, I got to deal with that. I just want to tell you. >> All right. What do you want to tell me? >> I'm on probation. >> Okay. >> My name is >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> I don't deal with probation or anything, but you're going to have to take it up with your PO, right? I appreciate it. >> West Park and North >> I don't remember the accident. >> I know you blacked out before the accident. What's your social, Dwayne? >> North. >> Well, we're going to get to the hospital and we're going to get you treatment. All right. >> Just look at Okay. I just want you to know that I'm I'm trying my best to get my life in order. I have a good job. My kids are supposed to come see me tomorrow. >> Well, there's a good chance that's still going to happen. >> I understand that. >> You have any health problems, buddy? >> Dwayne O. Hey, Dwayne. >> What's your birthday? Where you living at, buddy? >> You got any health problems? >> I'm allergic to I'm allergic to Tylenol. >> Okay. Codine or anything? >> I'm just Tylenol. All right. >> Okay. What's your phone number real quick? >> All right. Hey, your girlfriend is perfectly fine. Okay. I just proposed. [Music] >> Did she say yes? >> Well, congratulations, man. This is probably not how you intended to spend the evening, but >> I don't plan on making back doctors. >> Uh, it's fine. >> All right. No. You good? >> I'll follow you guys. All right. All right. Dwayne. >> By the time they reached the hospital, Dwayne's life had been saved thanks to the quick actions of the officers and medics. [Music] [Music] [Music] Man, that thing is great. Yeah, it is. there's having some technical difficulties. Dwayne, >> yeah, >> my girlfriend here. >> She's back where your car is. >> She's not here. >> Fix it. >> They're not allowing visitors at the hospitals right now anyway. >> In the end, Dwayne was provided proper medical attention and was released upon full recovery. You thought Dwayne's story was wild. See these two 17-year-olds make reckless choices that nearly turned their night into a fullblown nightmare. >> Let them know we're uh >> we're doing CPR. >> He's got a pulse. >> He's got a pulse. [Music] >> On the 3rd of November 2022, Temple Station officers responded to a frantic call about two teenagers fighting for their lives. For when they arrived, the scene before them was beyond anything they could have imagined, pushing them to act fast before it was too late. >> There's two old men. Lopez, bring here >> Lopez, get in here. >> Let them know what we're doing. [Music] >> Let them know we're uh >> we're doing CPR. Hey, check for pulses. >> Check for pulses. >> Frank's conducting chest compressions. >> He's checking. >> Yeah, he's got pulse. >> Is he on the CPR? >> Put him on the recovery position. >> Put on. >> Put him on the recovery position. >> Left side. Left side. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, do you have another Nat? Give him another one. >> Give him another one. >> Open it. >> I got it. I got it. >> Who's the last one who saw them alive? >> He's breathing. >> He's He's making noise. >> He's breathing. >> Just when the families of the teens thought all hope was lost. The officer's split-second decision turned everything around, giving them a second shot at survival. Do you have weird breathing? >> Durant, is yours breathing? >> Okay. Mine, too. >> He's got a pulse. >> He's got a pulse. >> Come on. >> How many doses for you guys? I have two, sir. >> Do you have another one there? >> I have one more. >> Is there another one? Just give it like come out or >> come out. >> Make room for clear the clear the family. >> Give it one more minute. >> Okay. >> All right. I feel a strong pulse. >> Strong pulse. Okay. >> Come on, man. Wake up. >> Dan, how's your guy doing? >> Okay, sir. We're ready to go. Make it. >> Come on, man. Do one more. >> Okay. >> It's been 2 minutes. >> Do one more. >> You guys need another >> I got it. I got it. >> Got it. We got it. >> Excuse me. >> Okay. [Music] Yeah. >> Come on. Okay. You're good. You're good. You're good. >> Yeah. I got him. >> How's your guy doing? [Music] >> How's your guy doing? [Music] Let's uh let's let's get them out here. >> You guys already do here. >> Three here. >> Do we know what? >> Does it need to be VVM? >> How much is he breathing? He's got a good pulse, but uh >> he was blue. Yeah, he was blue and responsive. [Music] >> Just a matter of minutes, the LA County Fire Department arrived, rushing both teens to the hospital. In the end, they were treated and subsequently released to their parents.