I will be in the basement. If you want, I can lead you through. It's not uh it's a bad situation. I got you. Good. Woah, woah, WOAH, WOAH, WOAH. OH, [ __ ] ON MARCH 8TH, 2024 AT approximately 10:07 p.m. in Hamilton Township, New Jersey, police respond to a domestic dispute. Upon arrival, officers made contact with a woman who stated that 44-year-old Vincent Correa was saying very derogatory things. When officers entered the residence, Correa emerged from a back room armed with an AR-15 loaded with .556 rounds and immediately opened fire. A gunfight ensued involving officers Derek Fiabon and Paul Piramalli. Officer Piramalli's Glock jammed instantly, placing him in an extremely dangerous position, while Fiabon, injured and lying on the floor, struggled to neutralize the threat. Though brief, this intense video underscores the extreme danger officers face when responding to domestic violence calls, often among the most unpredictable and deadly situations in law enforcement. All very derogatory things like that. He's saying I'm going to kill you. I see. I got you. Okay. Yeah. Okay. No, but And what's his name? Vincent. Vincent? Okay. Yeah. All right. You just want to hang out here with my partner. I'll go I do absolutely. My dog is very sweet. She's big. She's not Oh, I'm good with dogs. I love dogs. I appreciate that, Charlie. Where is he right now? He's uh probably in the basement. If you want, I can lead you through. It's not uh it's a bad situation. I got you. Good. Woah, WOAH, WOAH, WOAH, WOAH. OH, [ __ ] I DON'T KNOW VERY DEROGATORY THINGS LIKE THAT. HE'S not saying I'm going to tell you. I see. I got you. I'll find out. Okay. No, but And what's his name? Vincent. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. All right. You just want to hang out here with my partner now? I do. Absolutely. My dog is very sweet. She's big. She's not I'm good with dogs. I'm not a Hey. Come here, Charlie. Where is he right now? He's probably in the basement. If you want, I can lead you through. It's not like a bad situation, BUT YEAH. VINCENT CORREA, 44 OF HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, New Jersey, was fatally shot by Hamilton Township Police Officers Derek Fieban and Paul Pirone. A .556 semi-automatic rifle was recovered from Correa at the scene along with a loaded 9 mm handgun found in his waistband. During the exchange of gunfire, Officer Derek Fieban was struck multiple times, but ultimately survived. Following a thorough investigation, a state grand jury reviewed the circumstances surrounding the March 8th, 2024 shooting and voted not to file criminal charges against either officer involved. What are your thoughts on this encounter? Let us know in the comments below. If you enjoy real unfiltered police content, be sure to like and subscribe. Your support helps us keep delivering the true crime stories you want to see. Thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next video.