Where are you, dude? Who are you? [Music] >> 3T64 compact shot fired. I'm hitting the orb. >> Most traffic stops end with a warning or a ticket. But what happens when a routine pullover turns into a fight for survival? >> I stopped you for a lawful traffic stop. >> I I don't give a damn. Are you lying? >> Listen, American. This is Take it. Take I take this with you. Okay. >> No, no, no. These were the moments when seemingly ordinary traffic stops became extremely dangerous. We begin with the case of a deputy who found a man asleep in his car. But this wasn't just anyone and he had no intention of cooperating with the law. >> Hi, >> good. How are you? You were sleeping, so I needed to check on you, make sure that you are all right. >> Um, but I do need to identify who you are. >> No, no, no, no, no. Please don't. Please, please. >> I don't know what I would have done if you didn't show up when you did. >> In the early morning hours of July 23rd, 2018, a female officer spotted a sleeping man inside a vehicle and attempted to make contact with the man who initially provided a false name. He was later identified as Kenneth Martell, a fugitive with an active warrant for murder. Here's how the traffic stop unfolded. >> 511 is going to be occupied by one male. Hi. >> Good. How are you? >> What are you doing parked back here? >> Just taking a nap. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? How long have you been here? coming from Colorado. Came from >> Okay. Where are you headed? >> Uh out west. I start off the interstate. >> Okay. How did you find this place? >> What? >> By accident. >> Oh, that's pretty that's pretty weird. >> Do you happen to have a driver's license on you that I could see? [Music] You don't have a driver's license? Not on you. Do you have anything with your name on it? What about your vehicle registration? Anything with your name on it? >> Did I do something wrong? >> No. No, but you're parked on private property right now. Um, it's suspicious that you're back here. This is doesn't normally happen. You're sleeping, so I needed to check on you, make sure that you are all right. >> Um, but I do need to identify who you are. You didn't do anything wrong. I just need to make sure that you're okay. >> Change, but I got change. You know, I've been on the road. >> Okay, not a big deal. I just have to make sure you know you don't have any warrants or anything, which I'm sure you don't. Once I confirm that, you'll be on your way. No big deal. >> Coming up, the officer ran the name James Duncan through the system only to quickly realize the suspect had given her a fake identity as her partner rushed to the scene to help regain control. The situation took a turn for the worse, escalating rapidly before he could even arrive. >> All right. So, you said your name was James, right? So, how come they can't find you out of Pennsylvania? They're not finding a deal, a driver's license record for James Duncan. Do you have anything in the vehicle with your name on it? >> 8511. I have the 284 out of the Pennsylvania. [Music] King Henry Lincoln 45 96 King Henry Lincoln4596. [Music] [Music] >> If you stop >> I'll leave. I'll leave. >> Okay. >> I leave. No. >> Let go. Let go. No. No. No. Please. No. No. No. Please don't me. Please, please. >> 8521. >> One suspect down. >> Oh my god, he hits me. >> 8521 fired. >> At this point, the suspect was brought down and thankfully the officer escaped with just a scare in a situation where she came within inches of not making it home to her family. All right, cover me. Okay, step to the side. >> Touchdown rescue started. All right, I'm calling for my 85 11 and 21. There's going to be information on that vehicle. Looks like it's connected to a high side. >> No [ __ ] plate in the front. Was he sleeping or? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm pretty sure he's drunk because >> he had that look on his face. >> Yeah, >> but >> he's got beer in the back and open bottle right there. >> I just need it for right now. >> I have hand sanitizer in the car. You want it? >> I got some, too. >> The female officer had every reason to be grateful for her partner's timing, arriving just in time. >> I am never making a move without you again. Are you and your partner 10 time two? >> We are 10 time two right now. Yes. >> I don't know what I would have done if you didn't show up when you did. >> Huh? >> I don't know what I would have done if you didn't show up when you did. >> You would have done the right thing. >> I couldn't get to my gun. >> I couldn't grab your weapon on >> No. So he was he had both of his hands on his gun >> and so I grabbed the barrel and I pushed it down and but I had to use both of my arms to get the strength that I needed to over power him. And then I went to go grab for my mic. I called was trying to scream 1032 1032 but he grabbed my arm or my hand and my gun hand was holding the his barrel down. Coming up, paramedics and additional officers arrived on the scene to take control of the situation and provide medical assistance. >> Is that what you want to know? Is he deceased or not? >> I mean, it's it's comforting. >> Wow. >> All right. What was he doing? >> He had the gun in my head. >> Are you okay? Are you okay? >> I'm good. I'm a little like but I'm okay. All right. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He would have my head off. >> Hey, the car was apparently wanted for a homicide out of PA. >> Okay, just so you know. >> The one is the one is empty. The other one had >> Which one is empty? >> This one. This one. >> This one. This one. >> He had this one in my face. Just leave it for now. You're doing okay, though? >> I'm I'm okay. >> Okay. You're not injured physically? >> No. I mean, I'm My arm is sore from rubbing against the door, but I'm okay. >> Okay. >> Um, yeah, I'm okay. >> Okay. All right. >> You guys notified your command. The deputy chief is on the way right now. Okay. >> So, all right. You got you guys have any more guys coming? >> We've got at least four more people coming. >> I wonder if I came through the radio. >> I I heard you. I just heard you screaming when I typical on that subject along with 104. going to be confirmed. There is a full extraction warrant for that subject for murder or homicide out of Pennsylvania. >> 8511. Can you also send that to my email? >> Kenneth Martell was pronounced deceased at the scene. Next, we have the case of Kenny, a man stopped on his way home from a Gatlinburg Pitman game who turned a simple traffic stop into a deadly encounter that cost an officer his life. >> You were on the wrong side of the road, Kenny. >> I was not on the wrong side of the road. >> You were driving on the wrong side of the road, brother. Get out of the car. >> Wrong side of the road. >> Get out of the car. again. I'm here. >> On February 8th, 2024, Deputy Shelby Edgars noticed a suspicious vehicle swerving between lanes. She quickly attempted a traffic stop, but what followed spiraled into something far more terrifying. >> 639 Bravo Lane. Bravo Yankee displayed on Silver Lexus severe. >> Do me a favor. Do me a favor, brother. Pull it. Pull into the driveway. That way we're all the way out of the road. Okay. [Applause] All right, my friend. Now that we're out of the way there. >> I'm sorry. >> That's all right. My name's Shelby. I work for L County Sheriff's Office. I stopped you not cuz you were all over the road. >> I'm sorry. I I didn't I didn't notice. I was I just put my hair up. >> Putting your hair up. Yeah. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink or anything? >> Oh, hell no. I'm literally just leaving. No, I'm just leaving Subville. >> Okay. >> Uh just got back from uh Genburg Pitman. >> Cool. >> Just got the phone with my son. I said, "Son, you should have came home cuz he heard his knee were back to GP game." >> Mhm. >> And I literally just got the phone with him. >> Okay. Did you go to the game? >> Yeah. We literally just got done. They're still there. I literally can show you. I just got the phone with my son. >> I I believe you. Where you headed to tonight? >> I'm on my way home. >> Where you live at? >> Uh, Alcoa Hamilton. >> Alcoa. Okay. >> Go for you. Careful. See your driver's license, registration, proof, insurance, please. All right. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you. >> I'm sorry about that. I didn't I didn't think I was swinging. >> Yeah. Well, you you went across the line just a little bit and I thought, well, you know, maybe >> I would just put my hair up. I'm sorry. I got high. I was just putting my hair up. I got just want to go home any other lane. I call my mama to say, "Mama, I'm not going to make it tonight. I just I got to go get clothes. Like, I'm just dealing with a lot. I I promise. I didn't do nothing. I'm sorry." >> Okay. I'm sorry about that. I'm sorry you're going through some stuff. >> Oh, it's a lot going on. Yeah. But I literally just got the phone with my son. Just talked to the guy that's painting. >> Uh sent me a picture of uh some lights that he sent me. >> Okay. >> That I'm literally just got I literally just got the phone with him. >> Okay. Good deal. Well, I paint mama's house. He just sent me this and I called him back. But >> but I'm on Bluetooth. >> Okay, you're good. >> At first, Officer Edgars didn't notice anything unusual about the man. He just seemed like someone dealing with a lot. But after checking his license and insurance, she realized the car was registered to Kenneth Deart's mother. When she returned to speak with him, the strong smell of marijuana hit her. She calmly informed Kenneth that she intended to search the vehicle, but he didn't take that lightly. >> So, I smell weed in the car. Have you ever smoked weed in this car? >> Nobody. I don't smoke or nothing. >> Okay. You don't smoke or nothing? >> No. >> Has anybody ever smoked them before? >> Nobody. This is my grandma's car. That's bogus, man. >> Okay. Well, I smell it. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to have you step out and hang out with me. Okay. My partner's going to get here. We'll search. As long as everything's good, I'll get you home. There >> ain't no weed in here. Nobody smokes weed. That's Don't do me like that now. Okay. Don't do you like what? >> She trying to say she smells weed, mama. I'm like, you know, I don't smoke weed. You know, nobody I know smoke weed. >> Okay. I didn't accuse you of smoking weed. >> Got my kids backpacks and folk. We literally just went through that car. >> Exactly. It's been a leather. >> Okay. >> It's never been >> like this. This just It's me, man. My own black and they going they just being messy. It ain't got nothing like that. Ain't got nothing to do though, bro. >> I guarantee you run a dog right here on this car. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going sit right here. >> Our dogs don't hit hit on weed. And there's not a dog coming out here. It's It's me and my partner. >> Well, I'm not I'm I'm refusing to >> No, there's there's no there's no refusing. So, when I smell So, when I s when I smell this the odor of marijuana, I have probable cause to search. >> I need you to get a smoke, ma'am. I'm refusing to search. >> There's no refusing. >> There's no weed. Go get your partner and tell them to come over and sniff. >> Okay. My My partner is not a dog. My partner's a person that's on the way. >> Let your partner come sniff. I'm refusing a search. >> That's fine. You can't refuse a search. >> Why can't I refuse to search? >> Because I' I've got probable cause to search the vehicle because of the smell. >> That's why they trying to be messy for no reason. >> I'm not trying to be messy with you, brother. I'm trying to make this easy. Okay. >> I'm just refusing to search. I love you, Nemo. >> At this point, Deart was refusing to follow officer Edgar's commands. Her backup was still a few minutes away, but she made one final attempt to get him out of the vehicle. >> It smells like weed in here. I didn't say you did. >> Dog, I love you. >> Go ahead and step out for me, Kenny. >> I'm not stepping out. I'm refusing to search. >> Okay, you're refusing to step out of the vehicle. >> I'm refusing to search my dog. >> Okay, so step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. Come back here and stand with me. >> I'm not. >> 335. I got one refusing to get out of the car. I need you to get a dog. Just get a dog. I >> I don't have a dog. I don't have a dog yet. Just get a dog. >> And if I had a dog, it It doesn't hit on weed. I'm telling you. >> Smoke weed. >> Okay. I didn't say you did, brother. >> Okay. You're not. >> I said it smells like weed in your car. I have probable cause to search your car. >> Not. >> Kenny, step out for me. >> I'm not. >> Step out for me. >> No, I'm not. >> Coming up, Officer Macauan arrived on scene, marking the moment things began to spiral in a way Officer Edgars never could have imagined when she first approached the driver. >> I just need you to step out of court, Keith. >> I'm refusing to search, man. Okay. So, so here's what's going to happen. If you don't step out of the car, we're going to have to drag you out of the car and then you're going to go to jail. >> I don't smoke marijuana. >> So, you can either step out of the car or I can pull you out of the car. >> You can step out the car. >> No, sir. >> You can you can step out the car. I'm pulling you out of the car. Kitty, >> racist. I don't care what goes wrong. >> She asked you. She I She asked you to get out of the car. >> Get out of the car, brother. >> Y'all say it smell like weed. I need you to get a dog, please. No, we don't. We don't have to have a dog when it smells like weed. Brother, get out of the car. >> Marijuana in this car. >> I'm going to tell you one more time. Kenny, get out of the car. >> I I can't, ma'am. >> I'm recording this. >> Okay, you can record right now. That's fine. I'm recording, too. I recorded this whole interaction. Go ahead and get out of the car. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> You were on the wrong side of the road, Kenny. >> I was not on the wrong side of the road. >> You were driving on the wrong side of the road, brother. Get out of the car. >> Wrong side of the road. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> I'm not No. Don't Don't touch my car. >> No, you can't do that. >> You can't do that. You can't do this, man. >> You can't do this. Get your hands off of me, man. >> Please get your hands off of me. Please. Please >> get out of the car. >> I'm asking out the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. Please >> now. >> Please. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Please. Can I answer my phone? >> No. Get out of the car now. >> Out of the car. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Get out of the car. >> Why are y'all doing this to me, man? Why are you doing this to me? >> Get out of the car, man. >> We got one taser. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong with the car. >> This is not my car. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> I didn't say it was your car. >> Coming up, officer Macauan deployed his taser on Hart, unaware that it would be one of the final actions he'd ever take while still alive. >> Get out of the car, Kenny. Go ahead. Hit him. >> Out of the car for, man. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Please don't do this to me again. >> Please, >> please stop my taste. 335. I'm hit. 334's hit. Where is Help! Help! I've been help! 330 335 344's down. I've been hit. Suspect fled. Back towards town road. I'm in. I need your help. >> Can I do anything? >> Yes. Get out. I need your help. >> Tell me what you need me to do. >> I got to get this on to help my partner. >> Help me twel twist this, please. I got you. >> Twist it really tight. Twist it again. Oh my god. Okay. >> Both Macauan and Edgars were hit. And unbeknownst to Officer Edgars, she had just lost her partner. >> I need to get Yeah. >> Get in the truck. >> You need to sit down. >> You need to sit down. >> You need to sit down. 3:35. It's a Oh god. My vehicle is going to be a 2011 blue RX5 like this. >> What's your name, brother? >> Ricky. >> Hold my hand, please. >> 335. Got a turkey applied. 344's down. I can't get to him. >> I'm about five out. >> He's not. >> He's not breathing. No. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm not peeing. Back up. Just is that your only place is in the league? I think >> that's all I feel. >> Oh my gosh. >> 306, do you have three split channel? >> Oh my goodness. >> Confirm. We're getting on. >> Can you believe the vehicle's on? >> Officer Macauen was pronounced deceased at the scene. Officer Edgars sustained injuries but is still in the process of recovery. The shooting marked the start of an intense manhunt for Kenneth Deart. A search that stretched across 5 days before he was finally captured and taken into custody. He now faces charges of firstdegree murder, attempted first-degree murder, and possession of a firearm as a convicted felon. Prosecutors will seek the death penalty for Deart. But what do you believe the outcome will be? Next, we have the case of an officer carrying out a routine traffic stop until a deranged stranger appeared out of nowhere and turned it into a horrific ambush. >> All right, you can take a picture and send it to me. >> Who are you? Guy's just been attacked. I just shots fired. Shots fired. Don't move. Don't move. >> Dude, take a breath. >> He pulled upside me. He came out with a hatchet. Man, this car? >> Yeah. On June 3rd, 2022, a Neapville police officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle. Out of the blue, an uninvolved vehicle pulled up next to the vehicle the officer had pulled over and attempted to attack the officer. >> All right, you can take a picture and send it to me. Who are you, dude? Who are you? Oh, B. I just been attacked. I just fired fired. Don't move. Don't move. >> McDell fired. Fired. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> McD, >> don't fire. Oh my god. Holy. Stay in your car, man. Don't move. Don't move. >> He's down base. Send a medic. Send a medic. [Music] >> Already dead. >> He tried attacking me with a hatchet. >> Where do I call Aurora? >> Copy. Travel or foot? >> No, he's down base. They got him at gunpoint. He's been >> subject 11. Stay in your car, young man. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. He's got bags on. I don't know if he's got or what he's got on me. He's running at me with a hatchet. >> Copy. Subject has bags. >> Six shots were fired and the suspect was down thanks to the officer's swift reaction and decisive action. Coming up, backup arrived on scene, followed shortly by EMS. McDonald or what? >> McDonald >> came out with me. Stop there. Came out the hatchet, dude. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Roll over onto your stomach. Roll over on out to your stomach. Now roll over onto where you >> hold up. Step up here. Step up here. Step up here. Right over his head. >> Holy cow, man. >> You okay, man? Are you okay? Stay right there. All right, relax. >> Oh my god, there's a trap now. He pulled up. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah, you're good. You're good. the blood, but I can't see it. >> I lost him. Happened so fast. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> All right. >> He came. Just leave us here, man. He came with me a hatchet. >> I don't know. Cool. >> I don't know. >> Reviewing the dash cam footage, one thing was for sure. If it wasn't for the suspect failing to put the car in park and taking a long time to grab the axe, the outcome of this incident would likely have been completely different. >> You good? >> You good? >> Take a breath. >> He pulled upside me. He came out with a hatchet, man. >> Yeah. >> Right here. >> Okay. >> Got somebody up there. >> Oh my god. >> Are you Where you are you good? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm good, dude. I backed up, dude. >> Okay, take a breath. >> Oh my god. Who's this guy? This is who you kid on a stop. Hey, this kid was on a stop. Yeah, dude. Just let have him sit here for a while. >> You good, man? This guy. >> He's okay. He's just out of traffic. Stop. This guy. >> Oh my god, dude. >> Where were you at? Right here in between. >> Right here. I turned around. He pulled up. I thought it was Dude, he just pulled up for no reason. Just remember. >> I know. Oh my god. Hey, Brady. >> How are you? Are you okay, man? >> You want to sit down for a while? >> No, I'm good, man. Okay, why don't you come over here and show you, dude? >> We got a channel. Come over here. >> Oh my god, dude. >> Hey, it's okay. Good job. >> Oh my god. >> Is there anybody else young kids on a traffic stop? So, I mean, you saw it. I mean, >> are you injured? >> No, I'm good. >> All right. Is there anybody else on a traffic stop? Was there anybody else out there? Any other suspect? >> No, this is just him. He pulled up and he just literally came out the car with the with the hatch in his hand. >> Okay. And then >> how many Well, >> what direction were you when you firing? This way. Cuz he was coming at me this way. This way. This way. >> I'm here. I was firing this way. >> I'm trying to take care of it right now. >> All right. Is there any witnesses? >> This kid's a witness. He's a witness. This kid in the car. He's in a traffic stop >> just over here. >> You want You want Yeah, I'm going to go to the hospital. >> He's going to the hospital. Yeah. Yeah, I'm going to hospital. >> San was rushed to a nearby hospital, but despite efforts, he was pronounced deceased shortly after arrival. Remarkably, neither the officer nor the driver who had originally been pulled over sustained any injuries despite the gruesome sudden attack from one violent traffic stop to the next. This time involving a former US military serviceman who suddenly pulled a gun during a routine stop. You >> So now you want to give me that? Hey, don't you read? 800 bra set 80. I'm hitting. >> On April 23rd, 2025, an officer from the Oaks District Station was conducting traffic enforcement when he pulled over a 1999 Toyota Corolla driven by 36-year-old Jamal Wall-E for an expired safety inspection. From the very first moment of trying to make contact with the driver, he had no intention of pulling over. Jesus Christ. >> That was a heck of a stop, sir. >> I have a gun and I'm I'm armed. I'll let you know. So, why did you call me over there? >> Uh, your inspection sticker expired by uh call Joe Biden or call George B. >> Your driver's license. >> No, there's no I don't have a driving license. >> Why not? >> Go back, sit in the car, and leave. >> No, sir. >> No, >> it doesn't work that way. >> Okay, so go ahead. Do whatever you want to do. >> Can I get your name? No, >> no, >> no. >> You you [ __ ] you people don't get a disability. [ __ ] I have kids and I have a lot of [ __ ] bullings. >> When the officer approached Jamal, he was visibly agitated and immediately stated he had a gun. Uncertain how the situation might unfold, the officer called for backup to help manage the stop. So, >> why you [ __ ] me this way? said 80. >> 80. >> Can I get a supervisor to my location, please? You dumbic. >> I can't even go back to my country because of you. >> I start in armed. >> Every time you come to me or every time. >> Do you have the uh registration to the vehicle? >> Nothing. Nothing. >> You got nothing? up. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> And you don't want to give me your name, >> sir? Why? Look, look. Hey, I'm I I died when I was serving you with you liars with you people with American. >> I served as well, sir. >> Yeah. So, you you brought me to the you people brought me to this goddamn country and I'm every single day and I have four children. And we hardly survive because Europe versus people. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Because I can't get a job. I can't get a disability. And and they took my license because I'm not able to pay the insurance. So why are you trying to kill me? >> I'm not trying. >> You are. I'm already I don't give a damn. >> Armed refusing to give ID. Jamal Wall-E had formerly worked with the American military overseas as a translator, but seemed mad at the system. >> Don't reach for anything, dude. Don't unbuckle. >> I'm telling you, don't reach. I'm telling you, don't reach. I subject to >> I don't give a damn. >> If you do anything, don't do anything. >> Subject keeps reaching for his weapon. >> No, not I'm I'm not reaching. >> Okay. That's all you have to feel. Go over your restricted 1439. >> Sir, I stopped you for a lawful traffic stop. >> I I don't give a damn [ __ ] You lying. >> I'm not lying. >> No, you're lying. >> It's obviously right there. >> You know, today's what I'm asking for white people. You lied for 25 years. >> All right. Bravo, you direct. >> You brought me to this country. I served with special forces. I lost my own [ __ ] brother. I lost my everything. I I have nothing. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> No, you're sorry to hear that. No. No. Don't Don't play that [ __ ] >> So, you don't have a registration to the vehicle? >> You know what? Listen, you're American. Okay. >> Yes. >> Yes. You are American. I give you my [ __ ] What do you call that? >> Take it. They took my driving license. >> They took it away. >> Yeah. Yeah, for no reason. I have a hard time with core. >> I'll show you the paperwork. You won't believe what they don't when I call them. Bull bull. The system is broke. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Well, it sounds like you're going through a really rough time, >> man. I should have s with [ __ ] with better than you. I was concerned and a [ __ ] dumb as [ __ ] when I was concerned about but in America since 2014 I'm concerned about more about you people because you lie because you play games that's how I'm going deeper deeper deeper. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Coming up backup arrived at the scene and that was when the situation escalated rapidly. >> So these are my partners here. They're coming up. I don't want you to get rattled, but it's because you were reaching for your weapon. >> No, no, I'm not, sir. Hey, >> I watched you do it. >> I'm not I don't give a damn [ __ ] >> Brings as many people as you can. >> Okay, >> go ahead. >> You're not listening. What I'm thinking, I am listening to you. I have four children. I have four children. Do do not reach your gun. >> Roger. If I can slow down 1080 if you slow it down. >> Hey, so >> listen American this is take it I take this with you. Okay. >> So now you want to give me that. >> Hey you read >> 800 fire set 80. I'm hit. >> Additional officers arrived and provided first aid until fire and rescue crews got to the scene. Jamal Wall-E was transported to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced deceased. The injured officers were also taken to a local hospital and treated for their gun wounds. That case was wild. But on a similar note, this next traffic stop spiraled into chaos the moment the officer approached the suspect's vehicle. >> 364 contact fire. I'm hitting the orb. On June 16th, 2023, New York State Trooper Richard Albert initiated a routine traffic stop for speeding. Behind the wheel was 32-year-old Nelson Tro with his girlfriend Alicia in the passenger seat. But what began as a simple citation quickly spiraled into something far more dangerous. So violent, in fact, that trooper Albert, for a moment, wasn't sure if he'd ever make it home. 3264. Fire mile 108 fired. >> Within seconds of approaching the suspect, the first round of gunfire erupted. The officer dove back into his cruiser and began pursuit. But soon things would escalate again in a way no one could have prepared for. [Applause] >> 3G64, I need assistance. Fired mile. [Music] 36 is still alive. [Music] >> 3D64 fired. >> The scene was pure chaos as trooper Richard Albert frantically called for backup. Luckily, a nearby log truck had blocked the suspect's escape. A twist that just might bring the situation under control. Or so it seemed. [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] It turned out that the suspect had already vanished and was now hiding in the nearby woods, making the situation even more unpredictable. >> 3T64, contact fire. I'm hitting the arm. Final post 108. >> 364. >> 364 fired. Mile 108 town of Dwaysburg. One black male, one white female of fleeing west eastbound. [Music] >> Negative. Not in custody. I'm hit in the arm. >> Injured and with the suspect nowhere in sight, the officer pressed on, edging closer to a collided car, fearing the suspect could have carjacked it and waiting in it. Put your hands up and get out of the vehicle now. >> 3G22 3G. >> Get out of the vehicle. [Applause] 3D22 I need to start 88 eastbound mile marker have a trooper involved shoot >> be adviser still >> put your hands up and get out of the vehicle. 22 and 23 believe still an active situation being fired. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Put your hands up and get out of the vehicle. [Applause] 64 scary be advised I'm hitting the left arm. >> Put your hands up. 364 1118 and also they're [Applause] north [Applause] 3G64. All eastbound traffic stopped due to a collision. I have the suspects ho down in a vehicle. They tried to obtain from the collision and it's immobile. They're inside actively. >> Coming up, the officer made the bold decision to approach the very vehicle the suspect had just obtained. >> Stand up. >> 119. >> He's going to be wearing, I believe, jean shorts or running shorts and a black hoodie. He's armed with a silver handgun. [Applause] running shorts in the black hand route to I8 eastbound mile marker 108 Albert >> turn around southbound line as a black male wearing running short a black hoodie armed with a silver handgun The police department released no further footage. Backup soon arrived and a search was launched for the suspect and his girlfriend. Nelson Troche was later found deceased from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. As for trooper Richard Albert, he had been hit in the arm, but has since made a full recovery.