Hey. Hey. Wake up. I got him. I got him. I got him. Okay, buddy. Come on out, buddy. Come on out, buddy. Come on out, buddy. Get that guy off my boat. You think? Oh my god. Oh my god. Let me go home, man. Oh my god. Oh my god. Please. From daring water rescues to saving lives in the nick of time, these officers risk it all to bring people back from the brink. Watch as they jump into action when every second counts. Hey. Hey. Put this in [Music] parking radio 0497 black one. David Robert 542. That is the Are you okay? Hey, cover 46. Ry 46, please start fire. Got an unconscious driver. Watch your 20. Southern Middle School. A school resource officer narrowly avoided being hit by a car only to find the driver unconscious from an overdose. As the man turned blue, the officer used Narcan, pulled him to safety, and performed CPR, saving his life. Hey, are you okay? Man, I just administered Narcan. Copy. Nan administered Charlie. [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey. Hey. Wake up. Go. I've got a black I've got a black bag in there and it's got like a a little mask, [Laughter] sir. Hold on. Stay with us, sir. Stay with us. You need some Nan? I already got I already got Narcan in them. Do you have an AED? I can run and get the Yeah. Yeah. Why don't you need help? Do you need help? [Music] Can you get my radio right there, please? Stay with us, sir. Right there. There you go. Let me hold a button. I got you. Yeah, I got it. S46 starting CPR. [Music] Come on. [Applause] I have the Boys and Girls Club on the phone. Hey, are you there? Wake up. Wake up, buddy. I'm on a bus right now. Can I take a message? Would they be late? Okay, he's got to pause. Okay, come on. I gave him two shots of Narcan. All right. Good. Thank you. No problem. You okay? No. No. They're here. Whenever. Yeah. 46. It's two Charlie Young 620 on a silver Toyota. All I did was pulled out to stop the buses. Yeah. And so I pull out and I have my lights on and he was kind of coming kind of quickly. So he tries to like pull around me. So I I get up. I'm like, "No, I'm stopping traffic." And I could tell he just I could tell he wasn't. Yeah. He was something wasn't right. And I was like, "Just pull over to the side." And then he kept like inching forward. He almost hit my car and almost hit the bus. But I just opened the door, put it in park, and then I realized his eyes were starting to roll back into his head. And that's when I administered Narcan. Now he's got a blanket. You didn't see any needles or anything? No. No. I mean at I'm the SRO here, so we were we were letting out and I stopped traffic every day and he he almost tried to come around me and I stopped him and I I asked him if he had anything to drink or anything cuz I could tell something was wrong and he started to overdose right here. Almost hit a blossom almost hit me. So he's lucky that he did it here, huh? He's lucky that he did it here. You know what I mean? and stood on the side of the road a couple. Yeah, God God put him right here. Good job. Under US law, driving while overdosing can lead to DUI charges, license suspension, and reckless endangerment penalties despite Good Samaritan protections. Did he react with Narcan at all? The first dose? No. So, I unbuckled them, got them out, put them on the grass over there. Is this one free? There's two. There's two phones, I believe. Right. Oh, that's a case. There's ammo. Where? Oh, that's nice. Uh, it's wild to be in the car. [Music] Check it out. You just pulled in here. I I pulled out like every day I pull out to let the buses go. And so he's kind of he's approaching me kind of fast and then he tries to go around me. So I pull up a little further. I'm like, "No, we're stopping the buses." And he just had that blank stare. And I was like, "Have you been drinking or something?" and he didn't respond really much. So I said, "Just pull over here." And I started letting buses go. He almost hits me. Then he almost hits my car. And then he's going towards the buses. He had the window roll down a little bit. I unlocked it, put it in drive, and then I gave him one. I could tell what was happening cuz his eyes was rolling back in his head. And I Yeah, I gave one in here while he was sitting and then I gave him one dose. I got him out of the car and physically dragged him over there. You gave him one and I gave him two. I gave him two and then they gave him a third. Oh crap. So it must have been something powerful or crazy. The driver was revived, stabilized, and transported to the hospital for further treatment. He came out the he came out building with a door when the window was open. He came out that came out there. We cleared that. No one was in there. No, he came out of there. I'm telling y'all, he really did. I watched What? Where did he go, dear? Where did you He He stood by the laundry door with the little boy in his hand. Did you see where he where he walked off to? No. All All I seen was him standing there with with the little boy in his hand. That's all I seen. And I think he did come out that building cuz he cuz he came out there with the little boy in his hand. The little boy was like this just sitting there ran. And that was after we left. Yes. No, some of y'all was still out here. When I walked in, it was maybe by like 9:20, 9:25. Swap meeting was over. Yes, the swap was over. And she was like, "Auntie Kim, I think he surrendered himself." I said, "Why? Why you say that?" She said, "Because he came out holding a little boy with his arms up." And that's what she told me. But she just said the basically the same thing to y'all. This was that 192. But now y'all telling me that little boy. What else was it? But it's it's a it's a laundry room over here. All right. I know exactly where it was. freaking buddy. It's okay. Occupants of 1307 Silvin, come out one at a time with your hands up. This is the average police department. Give me one second cuz I got All right, I got a couple adults in the living room. There's a kid. Hey, come on out. Bring the kids out. They have to hurry up. That door has to be open with biceps. Show one at a time. Get the kids out. Bring your kids. Get the kids out. Let's go. Come on. Bring all the children. His son is in underwear. Eleanor, come here. Come here, sweetie. Dad. Come here, baby. It's okay. It's okay. I know. We just camp ready to come out behind the scenes. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm fine. That's it. That's okay, baby. Is that Sean? No, no, no, no. That's my buddy Travis. One at a time, please. Except for the children. One is all at a time. Behind the cruiser, guys. Hey, buddy. Is that everybody? Yeah. Hey, don't let him go with the cigarette. Don't let him go. Not that one. The other one is more. We have someone with him. Yeah, we got him. Authorities launched a search after Shawn Eckle allegedly kidnapped a 5-year-old at gunpoint in Akran, Ohio, triggering an Amber Alert and a SWAT response. Hey Sean Police Department, come on out with your hands up. Hey, you too right here. Sean, this is the police department. Come out with your hands up and you will not be harmed. Sean Zacher Police Department. All right, come on, buddy. I got him. I got him. I got him. Okay, buddy. Come on out, buddy. Come on out, buddy. Watch your watch. Come on out, buddy. Come here. Come here. suspect. John Zack Police Department. We're not going anywhere, man. Let's go. Come on out with your hands up. Where he's at now? He came out from that back uh toward the hallway towards the left where the kid came, bro. Yeah. I mean, sometimes he can help. Sean, come on out, man. We know you're here. No, we don't want to. You want to go talk to her? Yeah. problem. Talk to him first. Hey, Sean. Hey, man. Come on out. We know you're here. Your mom is out here, man. She I'll let you talk to her after you come on out. All right. You cooperated with us. You can talk to your mother once you come out. Okay. How you doing, brave man? Three knuckles. Yeah. Oh, we miss. We miss. There you go. tried to break it on the first one. Thanks for Thanks for not busting my hand out to get out. That's all right. Hell yeah. I need to get in this stuff and get a new battery. Yeah, you guys are off to tomorrow, right? Did you let them use the lights yet? No, they're not. Well, most of your lights are all messed up. We're trying to uh get 15 from the former boyfriend. Hi, man. Come on out. [Music] Dude, do you have anything on you that you miss? Knives, guns, drugs, needles, anything like that? I do got to go through all your pockets. All right. Go up here. [Music] Spray your feet for me. Sean, I do have that heat going. It'll get better after we get in the vehicle, though. Okay. Anything I missed? Your hands for me. I'm going switch handcuffs, man. It's going to be real uncomfortable at first. This first that's going to come off. Downside is go in. How about the leg? Watch your [Applause] [Music] hand. Don't feel better, man. [Applause] I got double lock though. [Applause] Sean, open your mouth. Step on, man. Should be a relatively short drive. All right. for my ribs. What's up my ribs? I don't know. You said something about getting my mom stays on next street over get a phone number. You got the number memorized. No, she said right here. How many? I got the phone number in that phone number. I need What? What apartment number? 92 9 926 926 Silvin. No, it's Barbara. 926 Barber. Yes. Louise Yoast. All right. In the US, alleged kidnapping charges can lead to severe penalties, including federal prosecution if state lines are crossed. Penalties vary by state, but often include lengthy prison sentences, especially if a weapon is involved or the victim is a minor. Step on, man. Watch your step. All right. Watch out, man. What's up? Your ripping on up. My face look good. What's that, man? Yeah, it's real warm. Did uh that heat feel good in there? Yeah. I told I tried to talk to you for an hour. You didn't come out. The guy that was out there talking to you. I know you heard me. No, honestly, I didn't. I asked the guy talking to me out at the house. Where? Where is the phone? Yeah. No, you didn't hear me talking. No, I got I was out here. What's that? I was out. You were out? I was out. Was that 1497? 1497. Oh, dude. I was I was trying to talk to you for an hour. Really? Yeah. I was 5 hours, dude. I was trash. Dude, I said numerous times. I'm like, Sean, this game's with a police. We're not going to leave. We know you're here. Come on out with your hands up. I'm out. I I didn't I don't dream that that's what it was done to me, but yeah. No, you been here before. Yes. Okay. I'm going to ask you some questions that you can hear. Okay. No. They tried to beat my [Applause] They trying to fight me, but I'm fine. They probably me up. No, my rings are really bad, but I don't want to charge you to the doctor, bro. I'm just going to deal with it. Okay. Well, I hope the nurse come down to check you out anyway. I got to check. All right. They already charged me. No, they're not getting charged for this. Okay, it's fine. They're just here to check you out. That's fine. All right. I think my rig is broke, bro. But you think your bro up should just came out, man. We were on that place for quite some time. to the hospital. Here's my scene by EMS. [Music] Yeah, it's a it's a very very minor. It looks like nothing. Officers safely rescued the boy and arrested Eckle, charging him with kidnapping, abduction, and domestic violence. Come here, sir. Hey, police. Come here. Come here. Where you going? Goldfish. No. No, you're not. Yes, I am. Come on over here. Come here. What are you doing, man? Goldfish. What's your name? Huh? You see I'm a police officer, right, sir? I'm a police officer. I'm asking you. What's your name? Over, man. You got your ID on you? Will you stop staring at my face? I'm not shining at your face, brother. Yes, you are. I'm shining at the ground. Yes, you are. Shining at the ground. What's going on? Shine at the ground. That way I can talk to you. Just stay sitting right there. Okay. Police in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, responded to a bar after a drunk 35-year-old man threatened patrons and knocked over his motorcycle. Concerned he might drive, the bartender called 911. All right, brother. How we going to get you home? Right now, huh? How we going to get you home? Where's home? I don't know. Where are you staying? I'm I'm 102 right now. Somebody's coming. They can keep coming. 104. Yeah, they were worried about you cuz you're in there just you seem like all drinking, man. You better watch everybody that walks by. They were worried about you driving away in your motorcycle, too. I didn't I didn't I know you tipped it over. I I bumped into it. I I was going to drive it. All right. Well, you I mean, you didn't right now. So, I'm not I'm not going to Okay, here's the deal. That's a bar up. You got your ID on you? I want to get you a ride home or something, but I got to know where you are. I ain't got no warrant for me, man. Can you just let me go? I won't. Can you tell me what your name is, though? Can you tell me what your name? That's not for us. That's something else. That's not for us. I'm just talking to you. You help me pick that bike up, man. I'm trying to sell it, man. I'll help you pick the bike up, but I got to know what your name is. Do you know where you stay? A minute or two from here? In a hotel on the island here, though. What you up here for? Work? That's your bike, though, right? You just said it was your bike. It don't matter. I'm not Listen, you're not in trouble. I'm just trying to figure out where where you need to go. And leave me alone. Huh? Leave me alone. I don't want you riding that bike. By the US laws, driving under the influence is illegal with severe penalties including fines, license suspension, and jail time. Trying to talk to you. Okay. I'm just trying to figure out what your name is. How y'all doing? Good. How are you? Uh I'm in better. Yeah, you kind of look like you're a little uh rough shape. Yeah, I'm trying to get home to work tomorrow. Where's home? Right down the road. I'm trying to help you get there. I'm going to stand back up and take the key. Then what? You going to walk home? Yeah. What's your plan? Do you even know which direction? What I was going to do to begin with? I believe you. But where which direction is home? There's somebody else come talk to me. I I appreciate it, buddy. But what what do you want to talk about? I'm going to go home. Okay. I'll walk I'll walk home. You won't ever see me again. You said the hotel on the island though, right? I mean, I can give you a ride, but I got to know who you are first. Huh? Talk to him. Go ahead. Yeah. Go ahead. There's nothing here. I just want to get them out here, you know. Just don't like him walking around. I know that's the problem. Hey, these guys want to take you to where you have to go. They're not worried about the bike. The bike can stay here. Stand it up. If the gas leaking into I'll help them stand it up. They But they got to know who you are in order to give you a ride to where they're going. I'm doing it. Okay. I'll do it, man. [ __ ] have me stand my bike up. Just go home. I'm going to go home from the bike. [ __ ] You want us help you stand it up? Yeah, please. Yeah. I mean, y'all think y'all got it in? You think got in? All right. I may be old, but I ain't that old. Oh, yeah. All right. Let's go, y'all. All right. All right. I'm good. You got it. So, you're good with me taking the key then and then you walking? Yeah. Do you know where you're going? Yeah. I just don't want you riding this thing. I'm not riding it. You know what I mean? You definitely wouldn't make it. I'm not riding it. I swear I got to take the key. Okay. Right here. I don't know. Well, you lost the soul for the bottom of your shoes over here. Must have got I think y'all threw me down. No, no. But we are letting you go home. Just if he knows who you are, he can give you a ride. That's the only thing. I want you to know who I am. You'll see me again. You'll see me again. It's all good, man. I don't know. How am I supposed to get your key? I'm not I'm not saying you are you going to remember that the Campbell Police Department has your Bring it back here tomorrow. We can't. You have to pick it up from the Campbell Police Department. Can I get a receipt or something? Yeah, I can. Yep. I can write you a note. How about that? A ticket. I don't give a I'm going to write you a ticket. That's fine, man. So, I can start walking home now or what? How far do you have to walk? Silent, man. We just don't want you have to walk too far cuz you're pretty. Can I go with him? No, you can't go with me. I don't have any way to take you. Yeah. I can't just put you in my truck. You take me, huh? All right. Go ahead and walk home. All right. All right. All right. Take care. We have to hang out cuz River doesn't want you here. So, Whoa. Walk home. Stop trying to do all this. Grab my arm. Grab my arm before you get I can't do anything, man. It falls off right here. I know it does. Grab my arm so I can help you up. I got it. Careful. It's going to drop off again. Well, how you here? Here. Take my hand. Oh, good, dude. Back up. All right. Up and over then. You want to duck under right here? No, I don't. You can't hang out here, brother. I'm trying to walk home, dude. Well, you walked over here. You didn't walk home. And they don't want you on the property. So then he's got to stay. Dude, I ain't in this 5 minutes. Goddamn. Don't start me. Well, this isn't going to open. So, help me over. I told you. Will you take me home, dude? You, dude. Go home. Let me help you over. Yeah, I bet. Let me help you over, dude. Please go away. You take me home, dude. Come on. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. Tell me where. Leave me alone, man. Tell me where home is so I know where I'm going. I'll walk home. Can I help you over? Yes, sir. Will you hold these? Yeah. Thank you. Thank you very much. How far away is home? If I have to give you a ride, I'm going home. Hey, you said that you wanted to go with me. All right, there. Dude, if I knew where home was, I'd take him home just to get him out of here. He's going to end up going to jail if he keeps us at home. You'll probably have to keep an eye on him. Oh, 100%. It's going to We'll have to keep an eye You might as well have you and the third person hang out this direction cuz it's Yeah, I'm here. Thanks for your help. Okay, I'll pull off to the side and I'll hang out. The officer feared the man had gone toward the river. Following a trail of cigarettes, they heard splashes. The sheriff jumped in as rescue teams rushed in. Yes, the boat's on the way. Dive rescue's coming. 907, they are out of the water. 907, I'm jumping in. Going over there. Josh, come here. Come over here. I'm going to go across. Let's go. Not in the water. Not in the water. Go home. They are. I promise. Going back in the water. Swiming back across. behind the river. Come down the crescent place where the frames are. I will take you home myself. I'm not lying. You know my home, dude. I'm Come on. Grab the booty. When he gets on the dock, put me I'm not on the sheriff. Grab the booty. Don't let go me. Hey, grab the buoy. Don't let go me. I am. I'm not touching you. You guys swim a seagull. Seagull. You need help? Do you have a life vest yet? We have a life vest. I don't have a life back. Right there. Right there. Flotation device. Got a flotation device. Flotation device. Keep looking for another life. Gaggy, where you guys at? Here. Come on, dude. Get over here. Move out of here, man. This stuff touch me, dude. Okay. Okay. Just grab on. Try to touch me. We're not going to touch you. Just grab on. Grab him, boy. Grab all of you. Just a sec. Hold there until we get Come on. Come here, guys. You can get up right here. I just put a ladder in. I just put a ladder in right here. Don't turn on me, man. [Applause] Put your hands on your back. Nope. My arm hurts. Put your hand on your back. It does. My arm hurts. Stop. It's going to keep hurting. Don't stop. My arm hurts. Put your hand behind your back. Behind your back, dude. Now, put your hand behind your back. Oh my god. Oh my god. Go home, man. Oh my god. Oh my god. Please. I ain't done nothing. Oh my god. Will you lay on my Please? Get on my No one's on you. He faced misdemeanor charges for resisting an officer and disorderly conduct. Initially given a $1,000 cash bond. It was later changed to a signature bond when he couldn't pay. A girl nearly drowned in the Salt River, but Maricopa County deputies rescued her despite crowds of tubers and kayakers blocking their path. Yeah, I'm afraid these guys are going to run into me. Tell those people to watch out. Watch their legs. Watch their legs. Cool. Stop. Cool. Wait, wait, wait. Can I please come with you? It's just my sister. It's my sister. It's my family, please. 523. What's the location of 820? her name. Get that guy off my boat. Her name is Harley. My mom's name is Lady Leo 1447 along the road. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] Heat up here. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Applause] Heat up [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. offloader. We haven't been able to do anything. We would just grab the phone. Deputies successfully rescued the girl and transported her to the hospital for treatment. [Music]