Don't touch my phone. I'm got 334. >> Some calls remind officers just how unpredictable their job can be. But what happens when a routine response turns into a fight for survival? >> LAY THE DOWN. DAVE, TALK TO ME. DAVE, TALK TO ME. >> WHAT ELSE DO YOU GOT on the knife? >> Where's the [ __ ] knife? >> He's missing half his head. Why didn't I shoot him? Hey, relax. Why didn't I shoot him? >> These were the moments when state troopers faced their final moments on duty. We begin with the case of where what began as a routine traffic stop for illegally tinted windows uncovered a suspect wanted. But the encounter was about to escalate into [music] a dangerous confrontation. >> Grab the phone and come with me to my vehicle so I could get the return and then I can make sure that everything's good. All right, let's go to my vehicle. Okay, come on. >> Hey. Hey, police. Here to help. Here to help. Here to help. He's dead, >> dude. He shot him multiple. He's got one here in the chest or I accident right here and through the face. >> On February 4th, 2021, officer Darien Jarrett pulled over a white Chevy pickup on Interstate 10 near mile marker 101 for having its windows tinted too dark. The driver, Omar Felix Qua, was under investigation by HSI for trafficking of illegal contraband. Here's the footage of the encounter. Afternoon, sir. My name is Darren Jared. I'm with New Mexico State Police. Reason for this update is your window tint's a little too dark. >> Yeah. Do you mind if I open the door? >> Or if you want to roll down the window more? >> Yeah. I notic you got temp tags. You got a registration for the vehicle? >> Yes, sir. >> I'll need registration your driver's license as well. >> At first, everything about the traffic stop seemed routine. But when Omar gave his papers to the officer and intended to walk back to his cruiser, everything took a turn for the worse. >> Huh? >> Yeah. So, I could run my checks and I could talk to him a little bit while I'm running my checks and then he'll show me the picture right away cuz I got paperwork I got to do, you know. Hey, hey, real quick. Real quick. You have a firearm on you? Yeah. Oh, no. I see it. You mind if I take it off you for my safety? All right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. All right. Let's go to my vehicle. Okay. Come on. Oh [ __ ] Officer Jarrett was brutally struck by multiple rounds. He is survived by his wife Gabriella and their three children. The traffic stop during which Jarrett suddenly stopped responding to radio communications had taken the worst imaginable turn. Soon after, an HSI agent arrived and was faced with the horrific scene. >> Help. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Police. Here to help. Here to help. HERE TO HELP. HERE TO HELP. Here to help. Hey, >> call1. >> YOU CALL 911. >> HEY, call 911. I'm I'm with HSI. >> Okay. >> Call 911. He's dead. >> [ __ ] >> Hey, I'm just west of that I 10. A police officer was just shot. I'm with patron on uh the cop just had a car pull over and the person shot him >> in the head. >> He's damn shot in the head. >> Yeah, state police. Uh we're just west of the Kila exit on I 10. >> Uh it it's a New Mexico State Police vehicles pulled over. Meanwhile, as the HSI agents reported their terrifying discovery, Omar was already far gone and a 40m long chase was sparked. >> Hey, bro. What's up? >> Hey. >> Hey, let's uh What do you want to spike him? >> Um, did he at him? >> Yeah, officer is down, bro. Do you want to go check on the officer, too? >> No, let's No, let No, let let's stop this guy, man. We got to stop him. >> Okay, >> let's just let's just Let's shoot at him. Let's shoot through his windshield. What's up, bro? >> We We got to through his windshield. Spiking is not going to do nothing, bro. >> We got to stop him. >> We can park, bro. We can park somewhere here, too. >> The officers agreed on what had to be done. Omar had to be brought down. However, what the officers didn't know at the time was what he was armed with. That detail would ultimately change the course of their next encounter with him once they managed to track him down. >> 164. Copy. Stopping at the 116. 46. Omar responded with multiple rounds of gunfire before driving off again. The officers now knew they were dealing with a ruthless suspect who posed a serious threat to everyone nearby. As the pursuit resumed with more units joining and officers attempting to deploy spike strips, bringing Omar to a stop proved anything but easy. At one point, officers even stood at the side of the road, firing at him in an effort to stop his vehicle. >> Where is he? >> Central fire from >> Where is he? >> Right there. The units chasing Omar were eventually able to pit his vehicle, but that's when yet [music] another brutal exchange of gunfire erupted. >> GET [screaming] OUT. DO NOT MOVE. >> Do not move. >> Watch your hands. Watch your hands. Watch your hands. >> Watch your crossfire. >> Crossfire. [laughter] Crossfire. >> Secure them. Secure. Here. You got it. Meanwhile, as some officers engaged the suspect, others assisted the recently wounded officer who had been shot after Omar exited his vehicle. No, no, no. Let go. Let go. It's okay. Yeah, he got hit. >> He got hit. All right. Come on. Get into the vehicle right here. Get into the vehicle right here. Get to the vehicle right here. The suspect had a history of prior charges, including armed robbery and assault, for which he served several years in prison. During this incident, he was charged with multiple offenses, including attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, assault with a deadly weapon, and fleeing from police. Officer Jarrett was struck six times during the confrontation. Another officer who was hit in the shoulder recovered fully from his injuries. Up next, officers respond to a report of a woman being held hostage inside a vehicle. The encounter would soon take an unexpected turn. >> My [ __ ] brother. >> Everything as it is. >> On April 2nd, 2022, officers in Santa Fe received a 911 call reporting that a woman had been kidnapped and was being held hostage inside a vehicle. As officers worked to stop the vehicle, they had no way of knowing how the encounter would ultimately unfold. >> Light traffic at the moment. VJ takes from here. Locate your direction for me. >> Headed south on I25 in the northbound lane. >> Copy. 290. ready cars >> and he just turned around. We are now flipping back headed back onto I25 and now we're headed back into Santa Fe at 40. >> Copy. Anybody that's ahead of us that's close to the highway. Let's see if we can get some spikes. >> We're again headed in the opposite lane of travel. So, we're traveling north and southbound traffic. >> Copy. Anybody that's ahead, let's see if we can't uh start slowing traffic down that's coming the opposite direction against them. 90 light traffic. >> Currently headed back to exit 284. >> Light traffic speed still at 90. As the pursuit continued, 43-year-old officer Robert Duran was involved in a serious collision. While the remaining officers pressed on with the chase, they had no idea what had happened behind them. >> He's reck slowing down. He's slowing down. He's slowing down. Going to the left in the ditch right now. Copy. >> How you guys for? >> I got the female coming back to me right now. Probably one. Are you guys 104? myself and rolling the car. >> Stop. >> Break. >> You want me to break? >> Yeah. Go over there. So 61 and uh 233 and a couple other officers are going to the northbound lane to deal with the accident and the rest of us have it uh contained here with state police. All right, get all the command. Okay. I don't know exactly what I'm seeing. At this point, additional units responded to officer Robert Duran's location, but what they discovered upon arrival would reveal the devastating extent of the crash. >> This guy, >> this guy is probably hurt the worst right now. And your officer is complaining of chest pain here. Um, Hey, just just leave it. We're not going to be just >> um these guys are helping me just with kind of first aid stuff, >> but I'm sorry, guys. >> I'm really sorry. I was coming from Las Vegas and he was 107. >> Okay. Pass out some water, brother. my brother. >> The situation became even more serious as officers realized more than one patrol vehicle had been involved in the crash. >> Anywhere coming. Start coordinating. We're uh using everybody up. >> Okay. Uh before I do that, >> I found her with a little bit of pulse. >> Please move your vehicle. You're in the crossfire right now. >> You have ETA on the meds. >> You can move over here by everything as it is. 6 on second 104. I believe that we have I25. >> Thank you guys for stopping in our negative driving vehicle. No movement. The other one was >> I don't have anybody else. >> Sorry for your loss, man. >> Officer, an officer didn't make it. >> And then this guy, he was doing okay. And then now he's not breathing. >> Do we have any vehicles? driving vehicles. >> Who was driving that? >> Funny. >> Yeah. >> In the end, officer Robert Duran was pronounced deceased at the scene. Investigators then turned their attention to identifying the suspect. After processing the vehicle, they recovered DNA belonging to 46-year-old Janine Harmo. The investigation ultimately concluded that the reported kidnapping had been fabricated, and that Janine was responsible for leading officers on the pursuit. She was later convicted of two counts of first-degree murder, receiving a stolen motor vehicle, aggravated fleeing, and tampering with evidence. Up next, what began as a routine assist [music] to a stranded driver quickly turned into an ambush against a responding officer. [music] Guys, I got >> On December 2nd, 2023, Houston police officers were investigating a case near Harwin Drive when they spotted a 23-year-old suspect. Moments later, they lost sight of him. This is the footage of how the incident unfolded as the officers made contact with the suspect when they saw him again. The suspect ambushed and fired multiple shots into his vehicle, hitting the sergeant several times. Despite his injuries, the sergeant got out and fired back. Guys, I got Guys, I got Come over here. I got Pull me a tourniquet. Pull me a tourniquet. Turn to get me up. He ran that way south. He ran that way south. Turn to get me up. >> Hey, turn to get me up. >> Turn to get me. Get me, >> Davis. >> Davis, turn to get me. Where'd you get both arms and legs? Get my legs. Turn to get me. >> Was it him? >> Yes. Turn to get me. Hey diamond diamond hotel black hoodie uh tan pants Hispanic male >> tourniquet my both my legs >> I do >> get up high get up Give me a little MORE trying to kill my right arm. My right arm. My right arm. >> I got you. I got you. [music] >> Meanwhile, while some officers applied tourniquets to the injured sergeant, others proceeded to look after the suspect who had [music] tried to flee the scene. However, it didn't take long for them to find him. >> Go get him. GO GET HIM. >> I got you. I got you. You're good, Sergeant. >> HEY, >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> Down on the ground behind the business. >> All right. >> Let me see your hands. >> Okay, I got you. >> Hey, let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hands. >> The two uh >> mother uh business. >> You got them. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. No, we're north of Harwin. >> Northwest [music] Maine boy. We're behind the >> Stop moving >> strip center. That's over here off the boy on the west side >> channel northwest. >> Yes. >> Yes. Forge. Hey, who has extra tourniquet? >> All right. I dropped that right here. I got >> We got We have to We have to move. >> Hey, don't move. >> Just this dude. All right. All right. Just go ahead and step up. I got you. Lethal. >> You say lethal. >> I'm lethal. I got you. >> Hold up. >> Don't move. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. [snorts] >> Don't move. Hold on. >> Hey, stop. You're my Wi-Fi. >> He's got a lip underneath his arm. I got it. I got it. >> Hey, we need a Someone have a tourniquet. Someone have a >> police provided first aid to both men while waiting for EMS to arrive. >> Can't find it. Just cut Nice. Yeah. All right. >> We got a bullet right there. Pop that. >> You got a medkit? >> Not on me. We're in the UC. We're in the UC. >> I got it. He got it. >> Go grab it. Go grab it. >> Start cutting this [ __ ] off. See where it's bleeding. Then tell me something. >> Huh? >> Where's Mike at? >> I don't know. >> Mike, where you at? >> Somebody else put some gloves on so we can do another. All right, you got enough chest compressions, brother. Show them where the wounds are. Hey, uh, Mario, start doing a chest compression, bro. He's got one in his bottom abdomen where a bullet sticking out from. You're getting ready chest compression after him. >> You got another set of gloves, buddy? >> Plastic gloves. Come here. Oh, these like give him like >> he's got he's got he got DSW on the bottom of his abdomen and he's got one in his chest right under his sternum. We have to cut the rest of his clothes off. You got >> There's some shears right there in the profile. >> Over here, you got >> Yeah. Yeah. Get some out of here. >> Start start cutting his pants off. >> We know you got the chest right under Stern and his stomach through the alley. I don't know where he went. He went for the M. There's some ser right there in my med bag. Uh front pocket. Front pocket. I got your light, dude. Your hands. >> Hey, just want keep eyes on it. We're going to keep everything right here. The >> keys are in the vehicle. You want me to go with you? I >> got you. >> Yeah, I'm Hey, we got to start securing this scene. All right. >> Everybody just step out. >> Y'all calling in now? Uh, yeah. >> Y'all didn't see him do anything. That's fine. >> Oh [ __ ] Your turn. >> The suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene. The sergeant was rushed to the hospital and recovered. Next up, officers respond to an emergency call after a man refuses to accept the end of his marriage. But the situation was about to turn into a violent confrontation. >> Put your [ __ ] hands behind your bag now. They pull in my driveway. >> Why didn't I Hey, relax. >> On July 21st, 2023, officers in Texas responded to a 911 call from a woman who reported that her ex-husband had returned to her property, refusing to accept the separation. According to the caller, he had been stalking her and was now making threats outside her home. Officers immediately responded to the scene, but the encounter was about to take a dangerous turn. >> Let me see your 104. What's your 20? I have a deputy down. Deputy down. Deputy down. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. CAN YOU HEAR ME? SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW THEM. BOTH YOUR HANDS UP NOW. PUT THE GUN DOWN. PUT THE GUN DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. I GOT ONE OF THE GUN. PUT THE GUN DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. >> ALL RIGHT. [screaming] WALK TO YOUR RIGHT. WALK TO YOUR RIGHT. CAN YOU HEAR ME? PUT YOUR HANDS UP. TURN AROUND. [screaming] TURN THE AROUND. LAY DOWN. LAY THE DOWN. DAVE, TALK TO ME. DAVE, TALK TO ME. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. CAN YOU HEAR ME? Put your mother hands behind your goddamn back now. >> Give me your hand. >> I'm the director of the tech. >> I don't give a what you are right now. >> During the confrontation, officer Dave Broker was seriously injured. As officers rushed to contain the suspect, the full extent of the incident was only beginning to emerge. >> What else do you got on you? >> That's it. knife. >> Where's the knife? >> Right there. There's a government gator in that pocket. Right there. >> Get the up. Get up. Pack a cigarette. >> Come on. Keep going. Come on. >> He pulled into my driveway and get in. >> HE PULLED IN MY DRIVEWAY FIRST. EASTLAND. I got one down. 106 is not responsive. Come on, Dave. Come on, Dave. Dave. Where's the bad guy? >> He's gone. He's missing >> He's gone, too. >> He's missing half his head. >> Don't Why did I not shoot him? >> Why didn't I shoot him? >> Hey, relax. Why didn't I shoot him? >> Hey, you okay? Come here. Stop. Come back here. Talk to me. when it is. >> What happened when you got here? What happened? >> He was down. All he would do is pop his head and show me my hands and then right when I flipped it off safety and pull started pulling the trigger, he rifle up like this and I just should Show me his hands the first time James. >> Investigators soon discovered that the victim's ex-husband, Cody Douglas Pritchard, had previous encounters with law enforcement. During questioning, he repeatedly claimed he had acted in self-defense, but the evidence would soon be examined more closely. >> [ __ ] will. >> No, you do not. >> The hell I won't. >> Cody, I'm Get the OUT OF MY WAY. >> THAT IS GOING TO LIVE IN THAT TRAILER. SHE CAN LIVE OUT THERE. NO SIR. >> YES SIR. YES MA'AM. >> NO. >> Let me tell you something. >> You touch his car Cody, YOU GO TO JAIL. >> COP. >> As soon as that front bumper and that groom guard crossed into them pillars, I hate him. You know, we didn't have problems with officers around this area and sheriffs and whatnot. I didn't know what the hell was going on. I mean, you don't sit down the road and cosplay what you're going to do for 15, 20 minutes on the side of the highway before you drive down in front of somebody's house. Then all I hear is in the background, I can hear screaming to the kids. I dog yel and I'm thinking to myself, my sister-in-law's in that camper trailer right behind me at the last place I seen her earlier today. My other sister-in-law is in the house with her boyfriend. My wife's outside. I got two kids and a three-year-old and I don't even know where they're at. And that's when I I step back behind my truck and I fired through my windshield or through my back glass and through the cab. And then I I asked him, "Drop your gun. Step out with hands up. >> Cody continued to claim he had acted in self-defense. [music] Yet, investigators soon began noticing inconsistencies between his account and the evidence. >> You know, this is a stand your ground case. I'm not going to put up with your [ __ ] at my house behind me. And I got women and kids back there. And I heard this pop bop and I just stepped around the side of it. When I did, I fired that last round. I fired and I seen I seen first thing I think I I grazing I want to say and that time that was before I fired through the cab. At the time I fired through the cab there was a car at 50 ft or 50 ft I say 50 yards down the road coming. So I waited. When I waited I heard that him fire a few more rounds. When I stepped out of that truck on that last round I fired. >> Where were you when you heard that first pop? I was on my way out the truck door. >> So you were coming out with the truck door. >> I was Yeah. I shut the truck door open >> with the rifle. You're coming out >> more like I probably had the rifle. My hand was coming out. >> Door's open. You got the rifle. You're coming out. >> I heard you pop. >> I heard the pop and I looked over and that's when I mean I still was on my way out the door and I looked over at him. Well, he's already on the way back around behind the SUV right then. >> Okay. >> Cuz I didn't no more get two steps out the [music] truck and it's pop. I hear burns wind by felt like it dragged my shoulder and that's when I dropped the one knee on the first round about fire at first and where was that at? That was that was me at the back tire of the truck and that was him at the back of the SUV which would have been his second, third, fourth. >> Cody Douglas maintained that he had only responded after hearing a disturbance. But when investigators asked him to walk through the encounter step by step, Cody hesitated, revealing inconsistencies that would become a key focus of the investigation. Would it help if I gave you a pen and paper? You can draw me out a little little map. >> Yeah, I can. That's good. >> I I'm just I'm a pretty simple guy, man. I'm sitting here floating around. And >> where are you aiming when you're you're on one knee? You're aiming down the side of your car. What do you see at that point? When I dropped to one knee after I heard the second, third, and fourth, I I see the cylinder the brake lights uh making the uh outline of the human body. anything you wish you would have happened different tonight which I wouldn't I didn't intend that when I woke up this morning >> but once once this happened you'd had enough and you you kind of made your mind up like okay I'm not going to put up with this no more >> once he fired the f the first three four rounds is when I made up my mind I was going to put up with it >> yeah when you dropped to a knee we >> when I dropped to a knee I ain't I aim the end man's life. >> Okay. >> I take the the bottom to stop whatever's happening. I always have. I've done it when I was a kid. I've done it when >> some people like here. What can you see? You aiming here. You're aiming at his head. You're on one aiming down. >> I'm aiming it up. >> Aiming up at his head. >> In the end, investigators concluded that the physical evidence did not support Cody's claim of self-defense. He was charged with homicide and was later sentenced to death. Next, what appeared to be a routine vehicle check quickly turned into one of the most dangerous encounters responding troopers could face. >> On August 7th, 2021, officers stopped a vehicle for multiple traffic violations. The driver initially complied until the routine encounter took a brutal turn. You put the music for me and you just cut off the car. Okay. Is there one at a time? All right. One at a time. One at a time. Oh, I thought you were going to take her out first. That's why. >> All right. One at a time. >> I'm going to drive him. I told I told him. >> How are you, sir? >> Oh, perfect. Make sure you guys have on you. Where is it? Okay. No weapons on here. You guys are smoking, right? Yeah, I saw that. And you guys have open liquor in the car. Are you from here? >> I'm going to have you step out. Step out. You're going to turn around and put your hands up. Okay. Is that a In the end, the driver was charged with the homicide of an officer. Up next, what began as a simple traffic [music] stop quickly escalated into a life-threatening confrontation, leaving one deputy critically injured. >> You were on the wrong side of the road, Ken. 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. >> I'm hit. >> On February 8th, 2024, Deputy Shelby Edgars noticed a suspicious vehicle swerving between lanes. She quickly attempted a traffic stop, but what followed spiraled [music] into something far more terrifying. >> 639 Bravo land bravo Yankee displayed on the 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. >> All right, my friend. Now that we're out of the way there. >> That's all right. My name's Shelby. I work for the 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 it. I was I just put my hair up. >> Cutting 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. >> Okay. >> Uh just got back from uh Gatlinburg Pitman. >> Cool. >> Just got a phone with my son. I said, "Son, you should have came home cuz he heard his ne back the GP game." >> Mhm. >> And that's I literally just got the phone with him. >> Okay. Did you go to the game? >> Yeah. We literally just got done. Okay. >> 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. Okay. >> Go for it. You care for 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 you. Yeah. Completely any other lane. >> I call my mama and say, "Mama, I'm not gonna 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. 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. 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 in the car? >> Nobody. This is my grandma's car. There's no smokers, 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. I'm going search. As long as everything's good, I'll get you home. >> There ain't no weed in here. Nobody smells weed. That's Don't do me like that now. >> Okay. Don't do you like what you have to start out. She trying to say she smells weed, mama. I'm like, you know I don't smoke weed. No, nobody I know smoke weed. >> I didn't accuse you of smoking weed. >> My kids backpacks and f we literally just went through car. >> Exactly. It's being a leather. >> Okay. >> It's never been small >> like this. This just It's me, man. My own black and they going they just being messy. >> It ain't got nothing like it ain't got nothing to do with that, brother. >> I guarantee you run a dog around here. up a dog get on this car. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to sit right here and run a dog. >> 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 I'm refusing this. >> 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 dog, 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 here and sniff. >> Okay. My My partner is not a dog. My partner's a person that's on the way. >> Why your partner come sniff? I'm refusing a search. >> That's fine. You You can't refuse a search. >> Why can't I refuse to search? >> Because I' I've got probable cause to search vehicle because of the sniff. Never mind. 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. [snorts] >> 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 it, >> 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 to get. >> 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 smoking. >> I said it smells like weed in your car. I have probable cause to search your car. >> 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 [music] 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 the court, key. >> 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. >> 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. Kenny, >> racist. I don't care what you >> She asked you. She I She asked you to get out of the car. >> Get out of the car, brother. >> Y'all said 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 me right now. >> That's fine. I'm recording, too. I've 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. >> Side of the road. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not No. Don't Don't tell the [ __ ] Get out of the 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 >> 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, too. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Get out of the car, Kenny. >> 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 to 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. What the for THE >> Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> DO NOTHING. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> PLEASE DON'T do this to me. >> PLEASE, >> PLEASE STOP. BABY got tang. 335. I'm hit. 334's hit. [screaming] >> [snorts] >> Where? Help. Help of it. Help. 33 335 34 down. I've been hit. Suspect fled back towards town road. I mean, I need your help. >> Yes. Get out. I need your help. [laughter] >> Tell me what you need me to do. I got to get this on to help my partner. >> Help me. >> Help me twist this, please. >> Twist it really tight. Twist it again. [gasps and sighs] Oh my god. [laughter] Okay. >> Both Macauan and Edgars were hit [music] 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. >> What was You need to sit down. description. >> You need to sit down. 335. It's a >> vehicle is going to be a 2011 blue RX5 like this. >> What's your name, brother? >> Ricky. >> Hold my hand, please. 335. Got a tournate applied. 344's down. I can't get to him. >> I'm out of five out. He's not. >> He's not breathing. >> No. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm up here. Back up. >> See you. >> Just Is that your only place is in the leg? I think >> that's all I feel. >> Oh my gosh. >> 306, do you have three split channel? >> Confirm. We're getting another unit signed on. I believe the vehicle's on. >> Officer Macauan 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 [music] 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 [music] of a firearm as a convicted felon. Prosecutors will seek the death penalty for Deart.