Put the car in park. Stop. Stop the car. >> Stop the car. Got to go. >> Stop the car. >> Stop the car. >> You never know what a cop will walk into, but thanks to body cams, we get to see the raw, unfiltered, and shocking moments that they face. >> I was having intercourse with my fiance. She thought of thinks I'm cheating with my nurse practitioner. >> Okay. She just literally tried to remove my nuts with her teeth. >> Get out of the tent. Get out of the tent. Get out. Get out of the tent. >> All over your face. >> Here are shocking moments caught on body cam. Starting with the case of Tori Hardesty, a bold drug trafficker who thought he could overpower two officers when a traffic stop turned into a full-blown drug bust. >> Listen, in Atlanta is just a ticket. Now, if you lying to me, then we're going to have to go. >> I got this. >> All right. All right, boss. Boss. Boss, stop. Stop moving. That's my last time telling you to stop. >> Stop. >> Get on the ground. You got nowhere to go. >> Get on the ground. >> On February the 7th, 2025, officers pulled over a transport van for a simple phone violation. But the moment they approached the driver, things took a dark and unexpected turn, leading to one of the most bizarre moments ever caught on a body cam. >> Boss, officer must police department. The reason for the sign, you can't be on that cell phone when you're driving. You can roll that window down for me. >> Absolutely. >> I was on my GPS. I'm just trying to >> You got your license? >> I have a picture of it. >> You all right? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. When's the last time you smoked, boss? About yesterday in my I smoked yesterday, but I ain't been smoking. Yeah, man. You all right? that license. >> No long now. Look, listen. In Atlanta is just a ticket. Now, if you lying to me, then we're going to have to go. >> I got this little >> All right. All right, boss. Look, honestly, go a long way, >> right? All right. >> That's why I'm saying I smoke early. >> I mean, this a little, you know what I'm saying? A little too too fast, man. This ain't nothing. All right. We going to get you out the car. We're going to search the rest of the car. All right. All right, boss. Step out for me. Step out for me. Just turn around for you. >> Tori played it cool at first, but the officers weren't buying it, and their instincts were about to be dead on. >> Boss, stop moving. Stop moving. >> Boss. Boss, stop. Stop moving. That's my last time telling you to stop. Stop. Stop. We're going to tease you, boss. Stop. Stop. You got nowhere to go now. Oh god. [Music] >> Stop. We're going to tase you. >> Stop. >> Get on the ground. You got nowhere to go. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. He's reaching. He's reaching. >> I'm about reaching. >> Stop. Stop. Roll over. Roll the over. >> Stop. You're going to get ted again. Stop. [Music] Stop. I'm about to carry you again. >> All right. Give me the other arm. Give me the other arm. [Music] [Music] >> Radio. We got one in custody. >> Boss man. >> Boss man. Look. >> You all right? >> It's a silver now. You all right? No, man. All right. What's wrong? No. >> After a chaotic takedown, Tori was finally in cuffs. But what the officers uncovered next took the case to a whole new level. >> All right. >> Yeah. Yeah, we good. >> Oh yeah. >> Oh my god, dude. I tell you, buddy. radio 727. 1878 no Charlie Victor Nike 32738 silver Charlie Victor 2373 Bro, you see, bro. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> In the end, Tori was charged with drug trafficking of methamphetamine, white powder, and marijuana. If you thought that chase was wild, just wait until you meet Valerie, a ticking time bomb who snapped over suspected betrayal by her boyfriend and unleashed the most unthinkable stunt on him. >> I was having intercourse with my fianceé. She thought I'm thinks I'm cheating with my nurse practitioner. She just literally tried to remove my nuts with her teeth. All right, ma'am. Grab a pair of shorts or get out of the tent. >> Well, god damn, you tied me your neck and I couldn't give a taste. >> Get out of the tent. >> I bet you won't. [Applause] >> Pull over your face. >> Get on your face. On your face. >> On March the 7th, 2024, officers responded to a call from a homeless man claiming abuse by his fiance. But upon their arrival, they were immediately hit with reality far more twisted than expected. >> I came from the woodsy woods, man. >> Okay. All right. Are you heavily bleeding or what? >> I have had testical torsion, man. And my nuts, one of my nuts is sewn in the side of my sack. >> Okay. >> I I just was having intercourse with my fiance. She thought I'm thinks I'm cheating with my nurse practitioner. >> Okay. >> She just literally tried to remove my nuts with her teeth. >> All right. What's your name, man? >> Read. I >> What's your name? >> Richard McCree. >> Richard what? >> McCree. >> Okay. >> There's blood all over that. Dude, I've been trying to call the phone. keeps dying. That's actually her phone. She ran off. >> Spell your last name. >> MCC C R A U Y. >> MCC C R >> R A D Y. >> A UI. >> R A D Y. >> R A D Y. What's your birthday? >> 1284. >> Say what? >> 12184. I'm sorry. I'm just kind of a lot of distress. >> I get you. All right. >> Where's your Where's your girlfriend now? >> In the woods, man. >> She's back in the woods. What does she look like? >> She's 4 foot 10. really short hobbit than me. >> What's her name? >> Valerie Hobs. >> All right, you guys are good to work. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Charges put her in jail, man. >> Okay. >> I just did [ __ ] for her. >> Okay. >> Yeah, you guys are good. She's not here anymore. So, you guys just came up and rang my doorbell. >> What did you What did he tell you when they walked up? what he told you. He said he tried to bite his nut off and uh right away >> okay I got you. >> I barely walked here but yeah I've been laying there bleeding from Richard. What's what's your girlfriend's birthday? International Hops. Valerie what? >> Ser hops. >> I destroyed that tent. Scream. So don't think anything. >> Okay. >> With Richard rushed to the hospital, officers turned their focus to finding Valerie. Minutes go by before she was found. But what happened next shattered every assumption they had going in. >> Sheriff's office. Hello. >> Sheriff's office. Come out with your hands up. Make yourself known. >> You make yourself known. I will meet. >> What is your name? >> Fully dressed. >> Ma'am, what is your name? >> Valerie. >> Valerie. Okay. Valerie, step out away from the camp. >> May I get dressed? Can you walk up and lights out of eyes so I can get dressed? >> What are you wearing? Just a night gown. >> I'm wearing just a shirt and bra. >> Okay. >> I am in bed. Come on up. >> Stay right there. Come on up. Please drop your lights. >> All right. Grab something from your tent now. If it's anything but clothes, you're getting shot. Got it. >> I have nothing here. No. >> Grab Grab a pair of shorts. Is there anybody in that tent right there? >> I have no idea. That is not mine. >> Okay. Grab some pair of shorts. >> Now ask what this is about. This is about Richard. Grab some a pair of shorts. >> Well, I need to know what it is. >> Ma'am, grab a pair of shorts or I'mma tase you, handcuff you, and take you out of that tent. And >> I'm not going to argue with you. >> Let me uning you. >> Ma'am, >> I am not kidding. >> Ma'am, either grab a pair of shorts or get out of the tent. >> It don't matter how much you try to intimidate, dude. >> Ma'am, >> either grab a pair of shorts or get out of the tent. >> Oh, you can turn that toes on all you want. It ain't going to help you. I was in goddamn bed. What is this of? >> Ma'am, grab a pair of shorts or get out of the tent. >> Well, god damn. You tell me you're a naked. I couldn't give a nothing wrong. Y'all came to me. I ain't done goddamn thing wrong. >> Stop there. Put your clothes on. >> Yeah, those ain't even mine. >> Put them on. Ma'am, I'm not going to do this game with you. >> Exactly. >> All right, get out of the tent. Valerie thought she could push back, but it wouldn't be long before consequences came knocking. >> Get out of the tent. >> I know my rights, dude. >> Ma'am, get out of the tent or I'm going to tase you. >> Tase me, dude. >> Ma'am, get out of the tent. >> Tase me. >> Get out of the tent. >> I bet you won't. [Applause] >> Clown, >> get out of the tent. Get out of the tent. >> Get out of the tent. >> Roll over your face. >> Get on your face. >> Roll around your face. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back now. >> Shut her in amm. Grab her arm. >> I didn't resist. I did not resist. I didn't resist. I didn't know peacefully. Why I'm doing this? >> What the [Music] I did not see us. What's wrong with >> sit her up? I'm going to pull [Music] >> 223. We're 102 with Valerie. Taser deployed. We have her in custody. >> Stop. I'm going to pull the pongs out of you. >> I wasn't resisting. [Music] >> We're about a/4 mile into the woods down a path. If you go to the east side of a road, there's going to be open area with the path. We'll bring 51 with my suspect here in a second. >> 223, have a separate EMS unit in route to my car's AVL. >> Reference medical check. >> All right, ma'am. We got to pull the prongs out of you here. Okay. All right. >> Ma'am, you got to Valerie, stand up. A >> okay there's joy I man I got to have a f >> wires here in this truck >> yeah I'm >> Is there any more prongs in here >> not see anymore >> what did I do >> you did not get out of the tent when I told you to get out of the tent >> and you told me to get dressed I was trying >> I told you to get some grab a pair of shorts you did not I told you to grab I did not care and then I told you to get out of the tent and you wanted to argue with me >> we're walking Are you kidding me? >> Y'all kind of arguing. Are you married? >> Are you married? Do you have a girlfriend? >> All right. Got the wire off. >> Yep. >> I got her. If you want to get the prongs, >> you got to put your shovel up. That's great. Even with everything crashing down, Valerie kept up the axe. But there was no escaping what was coming next. >> Ma'am, if you try to run or bite or fight me, I will the ground. >> What? Why would I? >> I'm giving you a warning. >> You shoot four, >> I believe. So, >> I got four right here. >> Oh, so what? >> Yeah. >> I have five. I have five. >> This is not workshops. Body cams. Are they on? >> Right here. >> Are they on? Do not worry. >> Are they on? >> Ma'am, I will drop you. >> Are they on? >> They are on. >> Really? >> Are you lying? >> The other one might. >> Are they on? >> All right, let's walk. >> I want proof they are. >> I want proof. This is some [ __ ] >> We're walking this way. Walk. What did I do, dude? And why is this about Richard? What is going on? What is going on? What is Please, you have a right to know. Please, please, man. Come on. I can't go up that high. I'm 4T. There's like 6 foot, dude. Come on. Work with a girl. >> Almost to the car, >> man. It doesn't matter how much I be all out. Would you please help me with yourself bar, dude? Yeah, she's bleeding. All right, let's go. Come on. >> Say what? >> You got all of them? >> Yeah, it should be. >> Okay, we're hopping in here. >> Okay. All right. EMS is going to check you out now. >> After a scuffle with officers, Valerie was checked out by EMS and placed in the back of the patrol car. Once read her rights, she decided it was time to play a role. >> You guys done? >> Yep. We are all done. Thank God. Stand up, Mallerie. I'm going to go to my car. >> Can you please be easy with my arm? >> I'm holding it, man. >> Man, you got to be down. I'm 413. >> My hand is at your elbow. >> Yeah, but your body ain't >> Okay. Be gentle. >> Take a seat. Do you understand the rights I have just read to you? >> Okay, >> you do. It's a yes or no question. Do you understand the rights I have just read to you? >> Do you understand what I'm asking you? >> Do you understand the conversation can go nowhere until you answer these last two questions? Do you understand the rights that I have just read to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Understanding your rights. Are you willing to speak with me right now? >> I sure am. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Valerie, the reason why I'm here, the reason why this deputy is here is because this Richard >> Mccardi Mccrady >> McCrady, however you pronounce it, >> was at the door of this residence right here, right? Bleeding from his testicles. And you know what he said? >> He said, he said, "Valerie, >> why are your pupils so hot?" >> Say what? >> Why are your pupils so big? >> Because it's dark and my eyes need to absorb more light. It's dark. >> Are you kidding me? Okay. He's saying, "Sit down. Move here. >> I am not trying to jump. I promise." What am I going to do? >> Okay. Richard said that you think he's cheating on you and you bit him in the testicles. Okay. Now, what occurred out here tonight? >> Explain. He's in jail. Why was he in jail at me? >> Say what? >> Why was he in jail at me? I can't understand you. >> Why was he in jail a month ago? >> I don't know why he was in jail. I'm not here for why he's in jail. >> Might want to look up. >> I don't care why he was in jail. I'm out here for tonight. What occurred out in those woods tonight? >> Can I tell you what did? >> Yes. I'm asking you to tell me. >> No, you have not not yet. >> Ma'am, tell me what occurred out here in the woods tonight and why he exited the woods bleeding from his testicles. I don't know what happened to his test. >> Okay. >> Oh, I didn't get to have him. >> So, what occurred out here tonight? >> He tried to bump up in my house and I went to a neighbor's house and told them I was standing outside for two damn hours. The other night. Two nights ago. >> I'm not talking about two nights ago, Valerie. I'm talking about tonight. What happened? >> You two nights me. >> This is what I'm saying. at Zay's place there. Isaiah open >> Zia open. >> What about him? >> You had to go to the purse to get to me. >> Yep. >> All right. >> What happened? >> I told them. >> What did you tell them? >> I can't get back in my house since it won't let me in. >> The more chances officers gave Valerie to come clean, the deeper she clung to her story, unaware that they were already steps ahead. >> I don't know what's wrong with these testicles. I ain't touched them. >> So, you haven't seen Richard at all tonight? is what you're telling me. >> I'm not saying I didn't see him. I told you he barged in and won't let me in. >> Okay, I'm going to give you one more chance here to give me a statement about what happened here tonight. >> Man, it's going to recreate going around in a circle. I'm going to close. >> It's going to recreate from where he was in jail from the battery he gave me. >> You can't tell me you can't see a black eyes if you raise that light. You're still there. >> What are you talking about? >> Raise that light. You can. Those are not raccoon eyes, dude. >> What does that got to do with what happened tonight? >> Ask yourself. You're not that dumb. >> Okay. If you're refusing to give me a statement here, that's what's going to statement. >> You didn't even actually if I have my wallet. Newberry. Newberry will tell you. Well, >> it's not working. What does he got to do with this situation? >> Newberry will tag you. And vacation's going on. Well, what is going on? >> Okay. I'm not here about whatever you and Newberry is your brother, dude. He's your cop. >> Okay. What happened out here tonight? >> I just told you. >> Okay. If you're not going to give me a statement, we're going to go to the hospital. >> In the end, Valerie was charged with resisting arrest without violence and battery. Moving on to the case of this 19-year-old teenager who thought he could outwit the cops even after they uncovered firearms and damning evidence on him during a routine traffic stop. >> You have anything on you? >> No, sir. Come on. >> No weapons. No. >> You don't have to touch me, sir. >> Put your hands on the car. >> Zero. >> So, it smells like 31. Passenger has a big like bulge in his pocket. >> So, we pulled him out. He has a loaded handgun in his waistband. He's not old enough to have a handgun. He's also got what looks like in his pocket and a bunch of in his pocket. Ski mask and gloves. >> On the 24th of March 2024, while on patrol, officer stopped a vehicle with an unusually loud exhaust. But the moment they approached, something felt off. >> Hello, Deputy Road Lake County Sheriff's Office. How you doing? Uh, reason I'm stopping you is your exhaust. You can't have your exhaust any louder than the way it comes from the factory. You got your driver's license, registration, insurance? >> I got it. >> Okay, I got you. I say it's a ticket for that for all the exhaust. >> You could I can tell you right now I'm not giving you a ticket for it. >> Are you the registered owner of this vehicle? >> Okay. Put the car in park. Shut it off for me. Can you hand me the keys real quick? >> Yeah. All right. Just sit tight. So it smells like 31. The passenger has a big like bulge in his pocket. He pull out his wallet. He just kind of like pulled something in there. Is >> that keys in the car? >> If you want to take him and search it cuz it it reeks of weed. What's up? >> She wants >> for what? >> Huh? >> For what? >> I won't. >> She's just I'll talk to her in a minute. >> I'm sorry. >> Do you mind if I pat you down for weapons or anything? >> Um, >> do you mind if I pat you down for weapons or anything? >> Yeah. >> Turn around for me. What's in your pocket right now? >> This is a charger. >> Do you mind you take it out for me? Put on the hood. Just have a sit on the bumper for >> the longer the interaction dragged on, the more uneasy the officers became. And it wasn't long before they began to see their instincts about the young driver might just be right. >> Can I step out the car, sir? This a traffic spot. All right. So, what I'm trying to figure out is you have anything on you? No, sir. Come on. Come on. No weapons, no nothing illegal on you. Yes. Can you stop touching window, sir? >> Come over here. >> I am. I'm stay. Come over here. Come on. >> Be right here. You don't have to touch me, sir. >> Put your hands on the car. >> Zero. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> I'm not doing that. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing. >> Don't move. He's got something slipped on the front of his pants. I saw it. >> How old are you? >> How old are you? >> 196. You got any other weapons on you? No, sir. >> That's all you got on you? That's how question in a minute. I >> I get my um my um big mom number. I get number. What is it? I get my big mom. >> Yeah. >> What? >> Huh? >> For what? >> That's what I'm saying. Oh, God. God. >> 100%. >> Yeah. >> You're 19 years old and you got a handgun on you. >> Huh? >> And you're reaching in your pocket while you're walking towards deputies. >> Not good. >> I'm saying it's I'm not bothering anybody. I ain't messing with no one. >> Don't matter. >> I know. I'm saying. Y'all said we got pulled for uh this long term. Y'all said we got pulled for what? >> What do we get for >> He's the one that pulled you over. >> Okay. >> Even with their suspicions confirmed, the officers kept digging and what they uncovered made it all worth it. >> 19 years old, you got a handgun in your waistband that I'm pretty sure has a switch on it. Switch? >> Yeah. You know what that is? Somebody a switch? Yep. You don't know what that is? >> No. >> No, definitely not. Nope. >> Who you on the phone with? Your mom? >> Sister. >> Friend. >> Sister. >> Sister. Okay. >> 2783. Like the black male passenger is the one that's stinking. You want a criminal history? I'm looking for felonies. Your brother or anything? Friend, acquaintance? >> Boyfriend. >> Boyfriend. Okay. >> Can I walk to her? >> Not right now. >> She's I mean, she's got a right to get out right there in that parking lot. >> But as far as coming over here, she needs to hold up right now. >> Hold up one second. >> Stay over there. You have a test kit available. You >> give us a second. We'll talk to you. I promise. >> Bring it back. >> Can I get your number? >> Can I write down your numbers? >> Not right now. >> Regina. Regina. >> I need y'all numbers, bro. >> We pulled him out. He has a loaded handgun in his waistband. He's not old enough to have a handgun. He's also got what looks like crack in his pocket and a bunch of weed in his pocket. Ski mask and gloves. So, it doesn't look super good. Okay. >> I'm just being real though. What What What gave y'all the cause to bother me though? If y'all already start here for traffic a traffic this is a traffic stop, so I know my rights. I'm just saying what did y'all I know. What did y'all What did y'all bother me for? Because >> and I'm just I'm just need everything from camp >> because the car smells like >> you're pulling your car out of it to go search it because it smells like and when you stepped out that deputy knows you had a handgun stuffed in your waistband or pocket or whatever and that's why you're putting handcuffs. Okay. >> Like honestly none of anything that would or can be in the car is not my sister's problem. She was just the driver >> and she's not in trouble for anything other than she's probably gonna get a ticket for her driver's license. That's it. >> Do me a favor and have a seat. >> Make sure you got nothing else on a >> call or nothing. >> Excuse me. Can y'all do this just one thing at least? I ain't been a jacket. I'm asking you guys. Can y'all just get my um can get both of their numbers for me? >> We'll do that. >> Sure. >> Can you get my mom number out on my phone for me too? Easy. Do y'all let me do it or the county jail? Let me do it. there. >> In the end, the 19-year-old teen was charged with possession of a machine gun, possession of white powder, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of ammunition by a convicted felon, possession of a concealed firearm, possession of a firearm while in commission of a felony, and resisting without violence. Next up is a case of a crazy driver out of Ohio who pulled the unthinkable on an officer, then hit the gas, thinking he could outrun the cops during a traffic stop. >> Turn off the car. Turn off the car. Do it now. Stop the car. >> Put your hands up. [Music] >> On the 22nd of October 2023, while on patrol, an officer ran the plates of a passing car and realized that it was stolen. He moved in for a traffic stop, but the aftermath of his intentions was nothing he could have been prepared for. Yo, shut off the car. Turn off the car. Turn the car off. Turn it off. Turn it off. [Music] Yo, shut off the car. Turn off the car. Turn the car off. Turn it off. Turn it off. >> Turn off the car. Do it now. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. Do it now. Put it in park. >> Put the car in park. Stop. Stop the car. >> Stop the car. Got to go. >> Stop the car. The second officer quickly radioed in the fleeing vehicle's description. A nearby unit jumped onto the chase only to find that are up against someone who had no plan on stopping. >> We got to take traffic. You got a tower out speed. 1905. [Music] >> After a relentless chase, officers made a bold move that changed the dynamics of the situation. Yeah. [Music] No. No. Send your I go I go I go I go I go I go I go I go Now we go now. Now you feeling [Music] [Music] Did you shut my uh thing off real quick? It's my birthday. >> Are you [ __ ] serious, bro? >> We got the car. >> You all right, babe? >> Am I in trouble? >> Yeah, just sit down here. I guess >> well [Music] Straight up. [Music] Let's go. [Applause] [Music] [Music] Off the camera. [Music] [Applause] With everyone in cuffs, officers searched the car only to uncover a firearm. But what was the driver really hiding from them? That was the real shocker. >> Yeah. So, this was in So, this was in the >> This was in the front seat. >> He I think he tried to pull out. >> Was it K? >> See, >> were you driving? >> Yes. >> Okay. They told me to keep going. >> Okay. >> He threw his gun on his gun at >> Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. In the end, the driver was charged with felony assault, three counts of failure to comply, possessing a weapon while under disability, and improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle. As shocking as Tori's case was, it was nothing compared to Brandon, a desperate father who vanished with his own son. Convinced he could get away with it, >> he went to go get in the car and put it in reverse. And that's when he asked my baby on the lap, and I said, "Not with my baby. Not with my baby." >> He's putting your child's life in danger right now. Okay. >> So, right now, >> it's going to be kidnapping. >> Put the kid down. >> Give us the air. >> Put the kid down. On the 27th of September, 2022, Flaggler County deputies rushed to a home after a terrified mother reported her one-year-old had been taken by his father. But what they uncovered was even far more shocking. >> All right. What happened? >> I don't even know if he literally was saying he's snapped. I have no idea. >> Okay. Well, what what happened? And I need you to tell me like >> literally I ordered pizza. He was coming outside. He left his gun in the car. So >> he was coming out to get it and he let the dogs out. And as he was doing that, I got the notification that the pizza was coming. So I was like, "Bring the dog back inside. Bring him back inside. The pizza's coming." And in that second he just flipped and he was like, "How do you know that?" Blah blah blah. Just like went crazy. He grabbed my phone. He started going >> 14. I copy. I'm working on it. the neighbor down the street he doesn't like and he's back in town or something and he saw his car and like that freaked him out too. He's like why is he here? >> Is there any court document saying that he's a father? >> He's on the birth certificate. >> He's on the birth certificate. I'm not going to >> like that's his dad. >> Okay. But there's nothing from the court determining that he's a father. >> I don't know. Not that I know of. No. We've been together since >> 214 and 216 direct. No court documents. You just on the birth certificate. >> The IP was around this before that I would need to. >> It's going to like cops are going to make it worse. I think >> Okay. Did he like hit you at all or >> No, he didn't touch me. He literally grabbed He had the baby in his hands. I was putting up his pizza cuz it got delivered and he just kept looking around everywhere like something was following him. He was like he was just saying like why would you do this to me? Why would you do this to me? Like I was setting him up for something. I was like I I what are you doing? I was like you're freaking me out and me freaking me doing that made it worse. I don't know. He had my son the whole time. He wouldn't give him to me. We came outside. The neighbors were outside. He got he went to go get in the car and put it in reverse. And that's when he had my baby on the lap and I said, "Not with my baby. Not with my baby." And he put it in reverse and he started going and I went to grab him and I was fighting with him to give him to me and he wouldn't give him. And that's when all the neighbors came over and he was like just I was like just let him go. Just let him go because it's going to be bad. >> And they just took over. >> The neighbor tried to follow him but he lost him. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. My phone's going to die. >> Okay. >> You need to keep him. >> Do you have >> um Do you have your ID with you? >> Um near my house. >> Okay. You grab it for me. >> Right away, the officer sensed something deeper behind the mother's fear. Despite Brandon's actions, he expected her to choose what mattered most, but her response left him stunned. >> Hey, do you want to pursue charges real quick for him taking your baby? >> No. No, cuz I don't even know. Like, this has happened before. Like, I don't want to do this. I don't know. No. >> Okay, we need to make a decision. >> No. No. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> People in the car. >> Oh my. >> All right. So you just to make sure you do not want to pursue charges. Okay. All right. She's saying no now. >> No. >> Saying >> no. >> She doesn't want to do anything. >> I don't know if he took a pair. I don't know if he took a I don't know if he took something. If anything, vagger act and I don't want to press charges. >> Okay. You understand that your ch your child is on his lap? >> Yes. >> Driving recklessly through the area and you don't want to pursue charges. >> I don't know. He's never done something. >> Okay. I need you to make a decision. >> I don't. >> Okay. I really need you to make a decision. >> I don't know. I don't know. Like I don't know. The cow. >> Okay. Well, he's putting your child's life in danger right now. Okay. So, right now >> it's going to be kidnapping. Okay. >> Oh my god. Like I can't. >> What was the argument before that? >> There was literally not a single argument. He just immediately started accusing me like that I was setting him up. I don't know. That's what I'm saying. I don't know if he took something and this is like causing him to be this way. I don't know. like he's this three and a half years and he's never done this. >> Okay. >> Never been violent. Never done something like this >> child. >> Okay. >> Pushing for answers, the officers went further. And what the mother revealed wasn't just shocking, it changed everything. >> Would you be willing to write a statement for me? >> Okay. Um, up here is all your personal information. Down here is your narrative section. Just give me details specifics exactly what happened. Okay. Like I just don't understand how this happened. >> So like I have no clue what set him the off like I can't even think right now. Like what the >> Do y'all live here together? >> Yes. >> Okay. For how long? >> 3 years. But I don't know. Oh, >> we moved in here, I don't know, March 2020. >> March 2020. >> We've been together since February of Before that, 2019. >> We've been together for 3 and 1/2 years. This has never happened. >> So, he I mean, take me from the start. I still don't I'm still not understanding. >> Literally, he was at the store. He was literally just went and got us drinks and Gatorades and waters for the hurricane. >> I ordered pizza. It's literally my son's slices literally cut up on the counter. >> I He was >> temporal confirmed with her. >> He was coming outside to go get his gun and he led the dogs outside and I had just got the notification on my phone that the person was pulling up with the pizza. So I said, "My I have two pitbulls." So I said, "Bring them back inside like they're going to jump all over the pizza person." I brought them back inside and he was like he just immediately started acting weird and like got paranoid looking around looking around. What did you do? What are you doing? Why is the neighbor in town like weird questions said that the one neighbor told him that? Oh, make sure you shut the lights off. I'm assuming because of the hurricane. I have no clue. Like he was just saying all these things over and over again. Why would you do this to me? Just looking around. He opened the front door wide open. Came out here. He was holding my son the whole time. Wouldn't let him go. I asked him for him like over 20 times. Give me my kid. Give me my kid. Give me my kid. And he just literally let him go. >> Then we he came out here. I kept telling him to bring Diesel inside. I was like, "Bring the dogs inside?" Like we've gotten multiple complaints about the dogs outside. Bring the dogs inside. And he's like, "Why do you want them inside? Why do you want them inside? Getting paranoid." So I was standing in the kitchen and I said I was like, "I'm going to call 911. I'm going to call 911. I'm going to call 911." And he was like, "No, don't. Don't. You're just going to make it worse. Why would you do this? Why would you do this to me? Just freaking out. I was just trying to deescalate the situation so I can get my kid back. Harry's out out here because I tried to get Diesel back inside. >> And then he just gets down to the car and he's just looking all in the car, checks the trunk, just looked in everything looking if somebody was in the car apparently. >> Does he diagnose with anything? >> No, not take any medication. >> I PTSD probably. Like I don't know. >> He does what? He probably has PTSD very likely >> from what >> like all the he's seen all the that he's done. Like I don't know. >> Is he a vet? >> No, but he's he's been he's just been around bad people. Like he's been shot in the foot twice. Like it's just he >> his history is not good. He's a maker acted before, but that was like years ago. Like this has never happened to me with him. Like he's been sober. Like I don't know what happened. >> Yeah. Armed with the intel they needed. Officers launched into pursuit. Brandon's vehicle was soon in sight, but after he finally pulled over, what followed shattered every expectation. >> And the vehicle looks like he's pulling through the target shop right now. >> Show me hands, dude. Put the baby down. Put the kid down. >> Put the kid down. >> Give us the air. Put the kid down, dude. >> Put the kid down. [Music] >> Get on the ground now. >> Hey, don't move. [Music] Hey, are you [Music] on the ground? >> Get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground now. >> Watch. Watch. Watch. >> Get on the ground now. No, no. >> Get on the ground now. >> I don't have nothing. >> Are you kidding me? Are you guys kidding me? >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. behind your back. >> You're going to get your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> Get your hand behind your >> back now. Hand behind your back. You're going to get it again. >> Hands behind your back. You're going to get it again. >> There you go. You're going to get it again. Put your hand behind your back. >> With that arm again. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. [Music] >> Stop. Stop. >> Can somebody get light control? >> You need to relax. >> No. >> Who's got a Who's got a hobble? >> No. >> I got to um shackles if you want. >> You got shackles, >> please. >> With nowhere left to run, Brandon stood his ground and it would cost him far more than he ever imagined. >> All right, good. So on the ground behind you >> hand still hold still >> box on the front. >> Stop. Please >> move. Move. Please stop. >> Stop. >> Your leg right now. >> No. Stop. Please stop. Please stop. I can't breathe. Stop. Please. >> No. Relax. >> Stop. >> You need to relax. >> Hey, keep looking at your leg. Okay. You're bleeding pretty bad. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Yes. Please. >> Please. >> My foot. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop kicking. Stop. >> No. >> No one's No one. >> Yes, you are. >> No, we're not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, we're not. Okay. >> Yes, you are. >> No, we're not. They're putting They're putting some gauze on your leg, man. >> Stop. Stop. Please stop. Please. >> Please. Stop. Please. >> Oh, my >> listen to me. >> Please. Brandon, please listen to me. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Hey, he he was taking the tases pretty good. >> Brandon, >> I need you to talk to me for a second. >> Can I talk to Jenna? >> Huh? >> Let me talk to Jenna. >> I need you to talk to me. Okay. >> Please let me talk to Jenna. >> Brandon, please. >> Where are you now at, buddy? >> Please. Please. Please. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Please stop. >> The monitor. >> That thing's dirty hands. >> Please go. Please stop. >> Stop. Stop. Guys, are you kidding me? Are you kidding? >> For what? >> For what? >> Please stop. >> Brandon, do you have any medical problems? >> No. >> No. How old are you? Stop. Please. >> Brandon, how old are you? Please, please, please stop. Please, please, please stop. >> Please stop, guys. >> You need to get off the car. >> Please stop, guys. Stop. Stop. >> Brandon, >> no. >> Brandon, >> stop. Stop. Please. >> Hey, you keep saying to stop. What do you want them to stop? >> Stop. Stop hurting me, man. Stop. >> Brandon, we're trying to help you. >> Please. Please stop. >> Please. >> Injured and restrained, Brandon was taken for treatment, but even then he refused to give in. >> You want to bring the truck up here? >> Please stop. >> Please. >> I'm already bleeding. Stop. >> Going to be a hard, dude. >> No. Stop. My hand. >> Stop. >> Stop. Please. >> Hey, Brandon. No. >> Brandon. >> We're going to sit you up. >> No. >> Okay. No. Please stop. Please. Please stop. Please >> turn. >> Please. Please. >> Please >> roll over. >> Stop. >> Brandon, >> please >> roll over, buddy. >> Please. Please stop, guys. Please >> sit up. >> Stop. >> Brandon, sit up, bud. >> Stop. >> Relax. >> Stop. >> Please stop. Please. Please. Please. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Let's see if we can set him up. >> No. >> This way. >> No. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You're about to throw your head back and hit the curb. Sit up. >> Stop. Get on the hook. Get on the side. >> Stop. >> Grab this arm. >> I didn't do nothing, man. >> Stop. >> Please. >> Please stop. Please stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Are you kidding me? Stop, guys. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. I need to relax. >> Yes. Stop. >> Are you going to relax? >> Please. Please. >> You guys ready? >> Go ahead on that side. Stop. >> Got the feet. >> Stop. >> 1 2 3. >> All right, relax. No. >> Maybe right here until we get to the hospital. >> Hospital. We can't do that. Oh, you guys. >> We got two that are going to take you to >> Please don't. Please, please, please, please don't. Please stop, guys. Please. >> Please, please. In the end, Brandon was charged with kidnapping, using another individual as a shield, resisting with violence, neglecting a young person, fleeing and eluding, and reckless driving. In this next case, two officers throw caution aside, risk their lives, and charge toward a burning car in an attempt to save an unconscious man trapped inside. >> Come on. On the 24th of May 2021, two Austin police officers responded to a report concerning a burning vehicle with its driver still inside. He had suffered a medical emergency while parking his vehicle. And as a result, he left his leg on the accelerator, causing the tires to spin out and cause a fire. When the cops arrived at the scene, they had no idea that they were about to make one of the most daring rescues of their careers. >> Get extinguisher. But there was a problem. It seemed that the cops might have arrived a bit too late as the vehicle was completely engulfed in flames. At this point, the cops silently prayed that the worst had not happened yet. For a moment, it almost seemed as if the man's fate had been sealed as the windshield refused to bulge despite the desperate efforts by the officer to break it. >> Hey, man. Come on. Come on. Hit it. Hit it, cousin. Come on, man. Come on. Come out. Come out. Get out. Help me. Help me. Get him real quick. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on out. Come on out. Come out. Come on. Come on. Pull. Pull. Pull. Pull. Pull. Pull. Pull. Come on. Turn him over. He's having a seizure. Pull. Four. We got one now. He's having a seizure. We need EMS in 1018. >> The officers had risked it all to save the dying man. And just in time before the vehicle exploded. Pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull. >> Turn him over. He's having a seizure. >> In the end, the man was taken to Dell Satin Medical Center where he was treated and eventually made a full recovery. Then there's the case of an unhinged older man who without warning unleashed gunfire on his unsuspecting neighbors. >> Sorry, I had to do this. Sorry. >> On the 9th of July 2022, officers responded to a 9/11 call from a distressed woman alleging that her neighbor had opened fire on her and her boyfriend as they approached their residence. When the cops arrived at the scene, they did not know that they were about to deal with one of the worst neighbors of all time. >> Okay, >> they shot at us from the back. Look at this. My boyfriend Two G victims. One shot back another 906. So we >> need another shot in the in the in the stomach. >> Hey, stop. I need somebody to clear the apartment. I need somebody to take care of her. I'll buy some. >> For some reason, the suspect seemed to be ready for what was coming. >> Come over here. Show me your hands. Keep your hands up. Walk towards me. Walk towards me. >> Keep walking. Keep your hands up. Down on your knees. >> Down on your knees. >> Down on your knees. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What? >> Hands behind your back. >> Let's go. Come on. That's >> sorry I had to do this. >> Sorry people stand me up. [Music] >> These people long enough. [Music] >> Can we take everything out of your pockets? >> I'm going to go ahead and sign you up. Yeah. >> You shot, >> huh? >> You shot? >> Yeah, I shot. >> No. Are you shot? >> Are you hurt, sir? >> Oh, no. >> At this point, it was becoming clear that this crazy neighbor decided to end the lies of his neighbors just because he disliked them. >> So, let's do our job, okay? And we'll we'll get you double handcuffs. That way, they're not >> that they're not too tight on you. Okay. >> But I did it. Okay, >> I didn't do no more. >> What is it? >> People me long enough. >> When they arrived at the police station, one of the gunshot victims began to narrate the details of the incident. It was here that the terrifying details of the incident began to unfold. >> Carlos turned back to go at him, to tackle him down, and take the gun away. So Carlo, >> I tried I tried to stop Carlos and that's when he came towards our wall and started at us as I was on the floor. Carlos was on the floor trying to get to me. I was trying to get inside my home. >> So um Carlos was first trying to tackle him. >> No, Carlos was behind the wall. He started at us and when Carlos tried to go towards him, he was already multiple times on his floor. >> And after he shot Carlos, he went to you. >> I went Yes. He came towards me at the doorway. I was in between the doors, both the back screen door and the back door. He came at me and started shooting at me and telling me, "You like that?" And then when we were going in the house, he hit Carlos with the back of the gun. He tried to started trying to attack us. Erica and Cody were telling him, "Shoot them. Shoot them. They ain't going to do shit." >> However, even more horrifying was the fact that the suspect showed no remorse at all for the crime that he had just committed. >> We're just doing our job. Okay. It's just precaution. Okay. >> I mean, you can you just go ahead and put your back and then just we'll slide you or right 1100. If I was >> Let me put my leg in there first. >> I didn't mean to do that, did I? But >> you picked me off. >> You don't need medical attention. You're all good. Medical beer. >> A beer? >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. No, I can't get you a beer, man. >> You ain't that lucky? >> Yeah. Yeah. All right, man. >> These people, she's on PTSD. PTSD. That means you don't want to work. So you just say you got PTSD. I worked all my life, you know. >> Yes, sir. >> And people like that pissed me off when they when they tried to with me. >> I mean, I worked all my life. >> Yeah. >> So today, so when they came back and they when they were walking across >> they're start she start right through my backyard all the time. Okay. >> They don't walk through the front. So, was this in the front yard when they were walking through or the backyard? >> The backyard. >> They were in the backyard. Where? And so, were you out there on the little picnic table? >> Yeah. I got a little picnic table back there. And I like to sit. I got a grill and you know, I enjoy life, you know. I take good care of my place. >> Yeah. >> Look at my >> Oh, absolutely. I noticed that when I went out there. You have a nice flag put up and you have your lawns all cut. >> Yeah, man. I'm a I'm a veteran, man. I serve my And these people pissed me off when they they never done nothing like that. with you. Do you want to take it out on me? >> All right. Uh, James, the reason we want to talk to you is about the stuff that happened out here. Okay. Terrible. >> Eventually, he began to tell his own side of the story. It was here that the cops realized that he was even crazier than he looked. >> These people, her boyfriend, he's a pretty big guy, you know, and he's already more or less threatened me a couple of times because he, you know, he's a lot bigger than him, I guess. So anyway, all of a sudden, um, they were gone and I was sitting outside. I was drinking a few beers and I am afraid of him and her do. So I did have a gun outside. I I've been in the army. >> I have a right to bear arms. Absolutely. >> And I'm afraid that they're going to have to they get a chance they can hurt me. So I was just sitting there drinking a beer. And when they walked by, she started yelling again and I said, "Shut, you know, shut up." And then he started coming towards me. So I reached over there and I grabbed him. And it happened so fast. I don't remember what happened. I knew I I shot him. I I I hope I didn't kill him, but I I him. He took off running. I again she was running and I may have shot at her, too. I don't know. It just happened real quick cuz I've been pissed off at these people for like a year now. I hope I didn't hurt him too bad. In the end, he was charged with first-degree murder, attempt to commit a felony, tampering with evidence, and conspiracy to commit tampering with evidence.