In Poria, Illinois, this man just got shot over an argument. As he collapses next to a car while suffering from massive arterial bleeding, a massive crowd begins forming around him. As police arrive to render aid, they'll have to deal with a lot more than just a gunshot wound. >> It's on ITS WAY. Watch out. MOVE. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE WAY. GET OUT OF THE WAY. >> MOVE. GET OUT OF THE WAY. GET OUT OF THE WAY NOW. GET BACK. GET BACK. Get back. Back. GET BACK. Get back. Get back. GET BACK. BACK EVERYONE UP. People back up. BACK UP. PLEASE GET BACK UP. Take him out. Take him down. Get him. Where the [ __ ] get back? [screaming] >> Get them. They need help. Where? Where? >> Get back. Get back. GET BACK. I DON'T CARE. GET BACK. BACK UP. >> I'M HIS MOM. I'M HIS MOM. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> WHAT'S UP? WHAT'S UP? >> GET UP THERE. GET the people away from me. >> EVERYBODY GET BACK. GET BACK. >> BACK UP. >> GET BACK NOW. >> GET BACK. >> GET BACK. ONE. >> We have about a 50 people crowding us and we cannot get him help. Send more cars. >> I trying to save HIM. GET BACK. >> HE DOESN'T HELP WITH YOU ON THE OFFICER. >> STAY BACK. I CAN'T BACK THE UP [screaming] MY >> GET DOWN. GET DOWN. [screaming] GET DOWN. >> BACK UP. GET YOUR ASS BACK. GO HELP HIM. Please stop him, MAN. STOP YOUR HANDS BY YOUR >> ALL RIGHT. OKAY. OKAY, BRO. OKAY, >> IDIOT. >> All right. I'm going to roll you on your side. You're going to get your knees to your chest. Okay. Knees to your chest. Get your knees TO YOUR CHEST. GET UP. >> I CAN'T. >> I CAN'T. I CUT MY LEG. >> ALL RIGHT. GET UP. >> I CAN'T. >> All right. >> STUPID. ROLL OVER. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> YOU HIT ME IN THE FACE. >> NO, I DID IT, BRO. >> DAMN, BRO. MY FAULT. I swear. No. My back. I didn't drag him out. I hit everyone else. >> Back up. HEY. [screaming] GET THE OFF TO HER. >> Get the off. >> Give me your hand. Bro, why would you hit me like that? >> You had my officer. >> She had me. What the ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? DID YOU SEE HER hit me? Get the up, >> bro. Stop dragging me. >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with my >> Get the up. Get >> up. >> I CAN'T FEEL MY LEG. >> I CAN'T FEEL MY LEGS. GET OFF. I CAN'T FEEL MY LEGS. >> YOU WALKED THIS WHOLE WAY. >> I CAN'T FEEL MY LEGS. I'VE BEEN DRINKING. >> I CAN'T FEEL MY LEGS. I'VE BEEN DRINKING. >> YOU JUST WALKED HERE. >> I DON'T KNOW HOW I got here. >> YOU JUST WALKED OVER HERE. ALL RIGHT. WE NEED TO SECURE THAT. WE need >> my leg. Get in the car. >> GET IN THE CAR. GET IN THE CAR NOW. ALL RIGHT. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET CHASED. >> THAT'S RIGHT. GET IN THE CAR. GET IN NOW. [screaming] GET IN NOW. OH, LOOK. OH, LOOK. YOUR LEGS WORK. OH, LOOK. YOUR LEGS WORK NOW. >> MY cuffs are tight as hell. >> That's fine. We'll fix them later. >> I got you though, bro. I didn't I didn't mean >> your foot in mother and tried to run. >> I know. >> Back up. Oh, we can't help your friend. Stop touching me, bro. Stop touching me, folks. Hear your [ __ ] tape. >> Hear your tank. Stop. >> We're not dealing with this right now. >> We can't help him when you're in our >> GOT IT KILLED, BRO. JUST GOT SHOT, BRO. >> YOU'RE NOT helping him at all. >> Get in the car. >> Stay down, buddy. >> Stay down, boss. >> Stay down, boss. Let's breathe. >> Let's breathe, homie. >> Let's get some crime scene tape up. >> BACK UP NOW. BACK [screaming] UP. >> IF YOU'RE IN this crime scene tape, YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. GO. >> GET OUT OF THE CRIME SCENE NOW. IT'S A CRIME SCENE. >> YOU BACK UP. BACK UP NOW. >> BACK UP. OUT OF HERE. TAKE HIM OUT OF HERE. TAKE HIM OUT OF HERE. >> UP ON THE CURB NOW. BACK UP. >> THIS IS A CRIME SCENE. OKAY. Back the up. >> GET UP ON THE SIDEWALK NOW. YOU GOT TO BACK UP. THIS IS A CRIME SCENE. OKAY. >> BACK UP ON THE SIDEWALK NOW. >> NOW BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> BACK UP. NOBODY. >> I'M TELLING YOU TO LISTEN, OKAY? >> WE CAN'T HELP HIM WITH YOU GUYS BREATHING DOWN OUR NECKS. >> THIS IS YOUR first warning. You're going to be pepper BALLED IF YOU DO NOT DISPERSE. YOU DO NOT GET YOUR CAR NOW. >> NO. It is a crime scene. >> GO. YOU WILL BE PEPPER BALLED. YOU WILL BE PEPPER BALLED. This is your warning. YOU WILL BE PEPPER BALLED. GET ON THE OTHER SIDE. NO, YOU CANNOT COME THROUGH HERE. You will be pepper balled. >> Walk. >> No, I don't give A SOMEONE GOT SHOT. WALK. KEEP GOING. YOU WILL BE POWER BALL. >> LT victim went to OSF. >> Yes. >> Unfortunately, I went to go assist him and two girls jumped on me. So, I did not get >> That's what I hurt. Are you okay? >> Yeah. I mean, I got I got hit in the face a couple times and I can't open my hand all the way. >> Oh, no. >> It'll be fine. >> Okay. I hope so. Okay. So, you did this take down? >> I did not. No, I was on the ground getting choked and hit in the face. So, no. I don't have any information for you. I don't know. >> All right. Knocked down or something? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah, you're tough. You're back up. >> Oh god. I I can't tell you how many times I've been hit in the face in this job. She got me pretty good in the face a few times. Did >> you get arrested? You get good. >> I took your guy down. >> Yeah, he had me around the neck when I was running. >> That's mine. >> He [ __ ] punched me. >> Where was he shot? >> I saw him on the count right there. He may have had a chest seat on. And there's blood right there. So probably right here, but I have no [ __ ] clue. >> I was fine. Everybody by myself trying to cut his clothes off and they're all just pulling on me, telling me to help him. And I said, "Back up, back up." Like six times. And they literally just kept grabbing me and pulling on me. So I turned around and I swung at one dude and then he got all mad and started in my face. So I started fighting him. It's ridiculous. >> No, you're fine. >> Are you guys just looking or are you trying to leave? >> Well, no, we're not trying to leave, but we're also trying to like if you needed us for whatever reason. Um, but you guys are more than welcome to come in if you want and >> Yeah, we got so much paperwork. >> Oh, I understand that. But I mean, you know, I see a lot of people like doing whatever if there's like if you guys need drinks or anything, you need water. >> Did you guys see anything? >> I was out back. I didn't see nothing. Yeah, me and Johnny were out here and I we saw people running. >> Hear anything? >> Heard the heard what I thought was them knocking on the window and like knocking on the window. Then we see everybody running. >> Yeah, I was out back in there. >> Yeah. What did you hear? How many shots you think it was? >> I don't know. >> I know. I heard three of what I thought was knocked on. Do you know how many shots you thought you heard, Johnny? >> Three. We got bottles of water in here. >> I got a whole jug of water. >> We got cooks in here, too. So, if you guys need [laughter] food, we'll have donuts home. >> Oh, yeah. We're out. >> We We won't be inside then. Okay, guys. Take care. >> Six people from the crowd were arrested that [music] night with charges including felony aggravated battery on a peace officer, resisting obstructing, felony [music] attempting to disarm a peace officer, and criminal damage to property as one of them allegedly broke a door handle off a police squad. Using the surveillance footage, police were also able to identify the male who shot the victim as 29-year-old Adrien. He was charged with two counts of felony aggravated battery with a firearm and felony unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon. The legal proceedings of his case, as well as the six other suspects arrested, are ongoing, and they are all presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. The victim who was shot was transported to a hospital in critical condition. And latest reporting indicates he survived with major injuries and faces a long and arduous path to recovery. The more than 9 minutes that ambulance and fire crews were blocked from safely accessing the victim may have contributed to the severity of the victim's injuries. There was a lot of use of force during this incident. And it's no coincidence. Using data from 1.5 million calls for service, a study from Tactical Science found that the biggest correlation related to use of force was the type of call officers were responding to. Furthermore, police responding to violence calls was one of the most common types of calls correlated with use of force. The speed of response also mattered with research indicating that fast responses were associated with higher force rates. The body cam footage is consistent with this research, showing what happens when officers respond to a violence call extremely quickly. A surprising statistic. The study also found though was that force was only used in 0.14% of all calls for service, making it quite rare. Use of force is a tool that most officers don't take lightly and use only when absolutely necessary. And looking at its involvement in cases like this, body camera footage helps us to understand the why of it all and to be as prepared as possible for anything that may happen during a call. And I've also had to disperse hostile crowds like this. But when officers can't even reach a gunshot victim without being attacked, that's not a policing problem. That's a community problem.