Is he breathing? He like five times. >> And I'm like, you don't even know the neighbor's name. And he your husband >> died. You >> okay? >> Just stay back. >> Oh my god. >> It was supposed to be quick. Just a check to make sure everything was okay. But within minutes, officers realized this was anything but routine. What they discovered changed the entire situation. Okay. >> This is when officers conduct a welfare check and discover something unthinkable. Here is law zone where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tense and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that irresponsible mom goes too far and cops make her regret it. >> Why is this happening? They robbed my house. There's multiple people that said that you pulled a gun out of your bag. >> Sabotaging me like for real. Oh my god. >> On March 23rd, 2023 officers responded to a home after receiving a report of a woman having an altercation with her friend while holding a child. The woman was accused of possessing a GN, but claimed it was only a gel filled Orbee's toy. And also you have narics. >> Your name is brushing crack. >> Okay. Um, go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> For real, you guys. >> Keep your hands on your back. >> Not yet. >> Okay. Just relax. >> Okay. Wait. >> Why am I Why am I being arrested? >> I'll explain everything to you in a minute. >> Am I being arrested? >> Yes. >> Keep your hands in your pockets, man. Where's your kid? >> What is that? Where's his dad? Where? >> With his dad. >> With his dad. Who is this? >> My boyfriend. >> Okay. Can I have a cigarette? >> No. For real? >> All right. >> I'll explain everything to you. We're going to walk over to my car. >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> Stop. You already going to jail. We said hi. You don't >> listen. Can I tell you? >> Yeah. Yep. Do you have shoes? >> 10:15. >> I'll explain everything back. She claims she was actually a victim of theft, saying her friend set her up and robbed her home. Officers continue securing her and preparing transport. >> I need her shoes right now. >> Can I please just take a cigarette? Just a couple times. Like for real. >> I'm not going. >> Do you have any firearms? >> Sweet boy. >> No, they're playing dog. >> Hey, where are your shoes at? What bag? >> I think they're in the yellow bag. They just came out of the closet. >> Can you watch them? I don't know what's in the car. No, we're not. >> I know the DC elevator came by in the trunk. Just pop the trunk and see. >> What about those fairies? Size 10. >> Can you please get um the cigarette while I wait, please? >> Cigarette. >> No. >> All right, we're going to walk to my car and if we can find some flip-flops for you in a little bit, we will. >> Give me some socks at least or something. Like, why is this happening? Can I give him like a key? Can I get key to my car? I'll give it to him in a little bit. >> Okay. >> Yep. I'll give it to you in a minute. I >> just don't understand. >> Here, Josh. Here, get my money. >> Oh my god. This is crazy. This girl is really cool like this because they haunt my house. Am I being arrested for real or just like? >> Yep. I'll explain everything to you in a minute. Okay. >> Just going to search you, sit you down in my car, and we'll have a conversation. During questioning, officers warn her about hidden items. She initially denies having anything illegal, but is confronted about possible concealed items. >> Okay, >> this girl is Oh my god, they robbed my house and MJ called me over there yesterday when Summer wasn't there and told me that she'll take me where all my stuff is on Second Avenue 47th if I drop the charges or whatnot. Is there anything on you that I should know about? Anything that's going to poke me and stick me? Do you have any on you and your bra and your underwear inside of you? >> No. No. >> I don't have anything. >> And you already just lied to me. >> No, I I mean I don't >> I specifically asked you. >> I didn't even realize they were in these pants. >> I don't have anything. >> Do you have anything in your sports bra? >> No. >> Because if we get to county and you have something in your bra, it'll be another charge. Do you understand? >> Yeah. I don't. >> You have nothing in your underwear. >> No, ma'am. >> All right, let's take a seat in the back of my car. >> Can I give this to my boyfriend, too? >> Give me one moment. Okay. >> What? >> Um, are you going to give my key to the >> Yep. I'll I'll give it to him and then I'll I'll also ask him if he has flip-flops that he can give you. >> Can I please have a cigarette, please? Like, for real. >> Not right now. Okay. So, I just want to >> She explains she went to confront her friend about stolen belongings. The situation escalated into a heated argument when another person arrived. >> Ask you a few questions. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand each of these rights if I have explained them to you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me about what happened yesterday between you, Martha, and Summer? >> I mean, I can. There's nothing. I told you. >> Okay. Okay. So, what happened? MJ just said that she would show me where all my stuff is when they rob my house and that >> Did she text you? Did she call you? >> She text or she actually called my phone. My text now number. >> So you showed up there to talk with Martha about the tablet. >> Yeah. Someone wasn't there. She said Summer wasn't there. >> So what happened when you were talking with Martha before Summer there? She just said that basically she did rob my house of course and that I'm silly if I believe that she was the only one and um that that Summer did too. She said that she had to get me back some way and Summer's been my best friend for forever. >> Mhm. >> Um she had that she had to get me back some way and uh that she wasn't she went in broke her to the house too and that she didn't carry all that stuff away by herself. I said, "I know. I mean, I understand that, but like where is all my stuff? My son's tablet. Like, I work for all my stuff." >> MJ just said that it was on 2nd and 47th. And asked if she took me over there when I dropped the charges on them. And I told them, you know, like, I'm going to go to the court date and stuff, but like, you know, I really just want my kids stuff back. >> Mhm. So, what happened when Summer got home? When Summer got homeless, she got >> She admits tensions rose, but denies any serious violence. However, she confirms she was holding her child during the confrontation. >> She just like she parked in the middle of the road and she was like frantic already. Like I don't know. Like someone used to someone was my best friend. Like >> I don't know what the hell happened to her, man. >> I had no idea. She just goes, "She is like bipolar." >> Mhm. >> So I tried to tell her like I pulled up and I was like, "Summer, you know, like why did you do that? Like why did you why did you run in my house?" She's like, "I crazy like calling me out of my name, this, this, and that." She tells me that when my first son passed away, you know, so she'll sit there and say, you know, like that I killed my first son like that cuz it was a stillborn. like she tries to hit me where it hurts. >> Okay. >> And then uh like she ran up on me like she we were going to like she wanted to fight me and then she started like, "Oh, I'm going to get you [ __ ] I'm going to get you back." Like crazy as >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> Do you have with you at the time? >> I was with me. Yeah. >> Were you holding me in your arms? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you have a black backpack with you or a black bag or black purse? >> No. Um, hell no. >> What firearm did you have? >> Officers confront her with witness statements and surveillance claims that she pulled out a gun or something resembling one. >> She insists it may have been a toy Orbeez gel gun and denies threatening anyone >> with you. >> I don't have a firearm. I don't have a firearm. We have Orbee guns. >> You have Orbee guns? >> Two of them. >> Okay. Is that what you had in your hand? >> I I mean, my son might have them, but I don't think so. What's up? >> What do the Orbee guns look like? >> It's just like we have It's like a little mini AK and then a black pistol, a little like I think it has blue letters on it. >> Does it have a scope on it or anything like that? The the pistol one. Can you tell me what it looks like? >> I don't know. Is that his ass, dude? >> I don't have a gun. Is that what they're saying? Like for real? >> There's multiple people that said that you pulled a gun out of your bag. >> There's also camera surveillance. So, I would like for you to be truthful with me. What did you pull out of your bag? >> I didn't even have my bag. >> Okay. You had >> You did? >> Well, I don't remember that at all. >> I'm being truthful. >> Okay. So, what did you have in your hands that you were waving around? >> Nothing. We weren't even fighting like that. I had my paperwork. I had the the paperwork from the poor date. Like my phone. I had my phone. My son. >> Okay. Well, there's multiple people in the saying that you had a gun or what looked like a gun in your hands. Not. I did not. Man, they're setting me up. I'm telling you like >> Well, that's that's why I'm asking you because there is camera surveillance of you guys talking and everything. So, that's why I'm trying for you to be truthful with me. >> I don't I don't I swear I don't, dude. I don't play like that. I don't do that. That used to be my best friend. >> Okay. Did you have an Orbeez gun with you in the car? >> I of course my son has it. >> Okay. Did your son have an Orbeez gun in his hand? She becomes emotional, repeatedly denying having a real gun and insisting she's being framed. Officers mention a suspected illegal substance found on her. >> I did not have a gun. Like, come on. I'm for real. >> Well, that's why I'm asking. >> Sabotaging me. Like, for real. >> Did your son have what have it in his hand? That's why I'm asking. Why are these people saying >> Okay. I do not have noing gun, man. This is [ __ ] y'all. So, what am I going to jail for? >> Okay. So, >> what are you going to go to jail for? Like, >> what did I do wrong? >> They are saying that you arrived there and you started talking with Martha. Okay. And after talking with Martha, Summer got home. >> Yeah, it's true. >> Okay. And at that point, you pulled a gun or what looked like a gun out of your bag and you threatened Summer with it. Okay. Which was also in the presence of her 16-year-old son. >> He's my best friend. >> Was her 16-year-old son there? >> Yes. I even asked him if >> And your son was there. Okay. >> Yeah. I asked if he would stop and like listen. >> So, there's going to be two counts of child neglect, one count of aggravated assault. >> One count of felon in possession of a firearm. >> I don't >> because you are convicted felon and they're saying that you had a gun. >> Dude, I don't. And also you have narcotics in your pocket. So if that tests positive for meetamine then that will also be another charge. I'm very serious right now. >> I don't have a gun ma'am. >> I don't have a gun. Like for real. >> Who is the owner of that car? >> My child's father. >> Okay. Who is that? You said that was your boyfriend. What's his name? >> Josh. >> Josh. >> This is This is [ __ ] Can I please have a cigarette? Can I please like >> This is [ __ ] >> All right, I have the AC all the way up. Okay, >> Miss Finley, can I please have a cigarette? >> No, you can't. >> Damn it, man. Dude, Josh, they told him I had a gun, dude. Call Joe. This is [ __ ] man. Child neglect. Are you kidding me, dude? I love my goddamn kid, man. I can't believe this [ __ ] thising girl, man. Can I please smoke? Damn, dog. I've cooperated in everything. Like, what the [ __ ] man? I don't understand, dog. I never had aing gun. Like, for real, I'm going take this [ __ ] I never had a goddamn gun. Basically, I don't I didn't have no damn gun, man. >> Okay. >> Child endangerment. child neglect. I >> know that's crazy. >> So, um Josh is asking for the $40 that you had in your hand. >> Would you like me to give him that $40? >> Okay. Um he's also asking for a cash >> before transport officers give her a final chance to disclose any hidden items. She continues to deny having anything else. >> Password or code. Is that something >> Yeah. >> you want to give to him? >> Yeah. My family can't freeze, but I get a cigarette just a couple tart. >> Nope. Just sit back. I'm going to buckle you in. Okay. >> Can I have socks? >> Socks? You'll You'll get it when we're where we're going. Okay. >> I don't need socks. >> Is it too cold in here for you? >> Yeah, a little bit. >> Okay, I'll turn it down. >> Can you ask him um on my phone? Uh can you ask him to call Joe just to let him let him know it's my uncle? >> Okay. Do you want to bring your phone with you? >> No, he needs a phone. >> Okay. All right, I'll give him the $40 and the the code. >> Tell me to call my hotel. >> Okay. >> And let him know what happened. Damn, man. I don't even I just can't believe it. She's very prestigious and she set me up for this. That's crazy to me. MJ even said that somebody took my stuff, too. That's why I don't understand why she ain't been arrested. Well, why? Why? Nobody want that much. I didn't even try to fight her. >> Hey, Tiffany. >> Yeah. >> All right. Can you undo your seat belt? Are you able to do that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you able to step out? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I'm going to give you one more chance. Okay. If there is anything else on you, please let me. >> The woman was charged with possession of methamphetamine, felon in possession of a firearm, aggravated assault, and two counts of child neglect. Remember, situations escalate quickly when conflict, emotions, and substances mix. Even a toy weapon can be treated as real if witnesses perceive it as a threat. Having a child present during a volatile confrontation can lead to serious additional charges. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. Even if it was a toy, waving it around like that is going to get you arrested. The fact the child was there makes this so much worse. She might feel set up, but the situation clearly spiraled out of control. Think this situation was already intense. The body cam catches a split-second decision that changes everything. Comment if you saw it coming. The next incident is when man laughs after ashing neighbor for cutting a tree. >> Was it you? >> Is he breathing him like five times? And I'm like, you don't even know your neighbor's name. And he your husband >> for cutting down a dead tree. >> Very odd. disappointed of owner. >> On May 29th, 2024 officers responded to a residence after a man was during a dispute between neighbors. Witnesses said the victim confronted the suspect about the GN before the situation escalated. >> Like the suspect is still on scene. There's heavy verbal trouble. Our call >> has what's going on? >> Somebody's been shot. Okay. >> Was it you? >> Let me see your hands. Your hands. Where's the man? Clear today. >> Witnesses confirm that Sage O remained nearby after the incident. Emergency responders attempt to treat the victim. >> The squad's inst. >> The squad's in. Is this your husband? Just hang over there for one second. Okay. I'm going to check him real quick. All right, just hang out right there. Okay, >> sit up. Jesus Christ, dude. You're not taking a gun. >> I understand that, but right now they got they got to work with him. Okay, we're going >> breathing. Just come sit with me for a second. Okay. >> I I just had pulmonary board. >> I kept breathing. >> I know. We're going to come here and sit down. Okay. >> Did you guys catch that? Him? >> Yes. >> It was the neighbor, right? >> A black shirt. Yeah. He just He shot him like five times. >> Is my husband breathing? No, I can't. >> I want I want to be over there. >> I know. But right now, right now, you got to let them work, man. Sit right here. Okay. Give me a camera. Okay. What you need to do, >> put your hands on top of your head. Put the phone down for a minute. Where's >> the guys? >> I think we're good. B guys in custody. >> Officers locate shell casings and document the scene. Witnesses report hearing several gunshots. >> They're going to go to the squad. >> Got witnesses want to try to find >> Malone has one of the witnesses at all. I don't know who else saw this cuz one just got here. I think the girl in the gray was here. So maybe if you could help him out. >> Yeah, we need an airway. >> Let's get an airway in here. >> No, she just got here. >> Yeah, I was right there. Yeah, I took off running cuz he pulled out of started shooting. >> Is he coming there, too? No, he >> I'm not sure what the medics are doing. I know that the bad guys in custody right now, so I'm not sure what the medics are doing. >> They're not telling us anything. >> Well, they don't know anything. >> Okay, I got to go over here. >> You ever been here before? >> Oh, yeah. >> Who who lives with you at this point? >> He lives there. I'm assuming he went over to this house. >> Don't know why though. I've only been here for backup, so I don't know names or anything else like that. casing there. Picture of the casing before you start moving. >> Little casing there. >> I say we can we can keep everything away from it. >> No, you're just trying to get trying to get a picture. >> Just a fever left. Excellent. Three in the three in the stomach, two in the left leg. >> Or suction right next to this Corbin. >> Yeah. Yeah, I took a picture of it. Got one here >> and one there. >> Steve gave the update. He lives on the street. He said I heard the shots. So, more than one. >> Okay, here's one as well. >> There's three. >> Yeah, I heard at least three or four shots from my house. >> Where is the suspect? >> Back to my car. Back here. >> The victim's wife explains what happened. Her husband was cutting a fallen tree when the neighbor confronted him. >> Yeah. Okay. >> When we pulled up, he was standing just standing right >> with his hands in his pockets. >> Did he get the >> No, I checked him. It's probably I think he lives up in here. He was standing right here with his hands in his pockets staring. After he shot him, he went back into his house and then came back outside, which I'm pretty sure he lives up here in this building. >> That's it. 1833. >> Don't touch anything that's on. >> Go for him. >> Everything that's on him stays on. >> There's one right here. >> One right there. >> I flipped him. He was laying on his right side right here. I flipped him to his back. >> Okay. >> Just that. That's the only time we've moved him. And then we cut all his clothes off. >> Did you hear or see anything that happened today? >> No. >> You didn't hear anything? See anything at all? >> You know what h what's going on? I can't disclose the information at the moment. >> Um, but I need to know if you did hear or say see anything at all. Okay. >> Do you live around here? You just >> I own this property. >> Do you have a tenant that lives here? >> Yes. >> What's his name? >> Paul Marby. >> I'm going to ask you if you could stick around and be present for us cuz we're probably going to have to come back and ask some questions. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can someone break down as to what happened? Do we have any ideas to what transpired? What happened? Don't all I'm all as I remember from dispatch was a female I called I'm thinking this is his dad but >> okay >> I'm thinking that's the relationship from the father I can't confirm that >> okay >> ma'am my name is John Hoover I'm with the sheriff's office I have a couple questions for you first off what's your name >> Christina >> Christina all right Christina that came out of your no put it back up there >> according to her the suspect had prior aggressive behavior including threatening with a bow and arrow During the argument, the husband told him to put the wee pawn away and began walking off. >> Did you Are you the one that called 911? Can you tell me what happened? >> We heard a gunshot. We went over there. The neighbor came outside and I came outside. My husband was cutting the the tree that fell. >> Okay. >> And he went over there and said and told him to put the gun away. He should he doesn't need a gun because he came over here. We called the cops on him once before. He came over. He threatened to He was pointing a bow and arrow at me and my and my husband said, "You're crazy. You pointing the bow and arrow at my wife. You don't need a gun." And he started running his mouth. I said, "Ted, we'll just go call the cops." And Ted's like, "So Ted," my husband started walking away. And then he said something. My husband turned around. He just shot him. >> And did you see that happen? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Was anyone else I was standing right there. >> Was anyone else out here with you at that time? >> No, I was home alone. It was just me and my husband. The suspect allegedly opened Fiji as the victim turned back shooting multiple times. >> And you guys were here. Yeah, the neighbor was outside. She saw it, too. >> I think I don't >> Do we know where she is now? >> I don't know. She's She was just outside. I was just talking to her. >> Okay. Okay. All right, Christine. I'm going to let these guys take care of you and look after you real quick. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Just sit here. We'll be back with you in just a minute. Okay. >> Pretty sure my suspect's dad is over there. He owns the property. >> Okay. So spin it out there so I'm not the only one. >> This gentleman lives here. His wife is on the porch. >> Okay. >> The female homeowner from here is where? Cuz she's not over there. >> So if she's inside, I just wanted we just want to make sure a there's no more shooting victims. >> Knock down the window and see if there's anybody >> if there's any other witnesses to >> I'm going to go to the side door over here. >> Ah, cool. >> Okay. Do you need a med? Do you need a paramedic or anything? Okay. You just need to take a breath. >> I'm just freaked out. >> Okay. So, you you rent this house? >> I rent this house. >> Okay. Does somebody rent this garage? >> The guy that shot him. >> 11 to that house. >> Okay. We're going to have detectives come. >> I don't I don't want you to keep telling me five different times. I'm going to let you catch your breath. >> Compose yourself a little bit. It's kind of a scary situation. >> Yeah. Very scary. >> So, this guy lives in a house over there? >> Yes. >> And you're home alone? There's no one else in your home? >> Okay. We want to make sure there's no one else anywhere that's hurt. >> Just me and my dog. >> He comes out. They exchange words. He shot him. >> Police confirm the suspect lives nearby and had recently moved in. >> Prior conflicts between neighbors are mentioned. >> And you guys? Yeah, the neighbor was outside. She saw it, too. >> I think I don't >> Do we know where she is now? >> I don't know. She's She was just outside. I was just talking to her. >> Okay. Okay. All right, Christine. I'm going to let these guys take care of you and look after you real quick. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Just sit here. We'll be back with you in just a minute. Okay. >> I'm pretty sure my suspect's dad is over there. He owns the property. >> Okay. So, >> spend it out there. So, I'm not the only one. >> This gentleman lives here. His wife is on the porch. >> Okay. >> The female homeowner from here is where cuz she's not over there. So, if she's inside, I just wanted we just want to make sure a there's no more shooting victims. >> Window and see if there's anybody if there's any other coming witnesses to this. I'm going to go to the side door over here. Ah, >> cool. >> Okay. Do you need a Do you need a paramedic or anything? Okay. You just need to take a breath. >> I'm just prank. >> Okay. >> So, you you rent this house? >> I rent this house. >> Okay. Does somebody rent this garage? >> The guy that shot him. >> 11. >> Okay. We're going to have detectives come. >> I don't want I don't want you to keep telling me five different times. So, I'm going to let you catch your breath. >> Compose yourself a little bit. It's kind of a scary situation. >> Yes. Very scary. >> So, this guy lives in a house over there. >> Yes. >> And you're home alone? There's no one else in your home. >> Okay. We want to make sure there's no one else anywhere that's hurt. >> Just me and my dog. >> He comes out. They exchange words. He shot him. Is what the wife just told me. >> Oh, how old is the >> 40? 40. >> You're saying that's dad? >> So, this is property owner. >> Oh, >> I'm not sure he's dad of someone. I'm not sure if he's dad of the deceased or if he's dad of the suspect, but suspect lived in the apartment above detached garage. >> Do you know where your son keeps his? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Where does he typically stay at? >> Up there. >> In the second house? >> No, upstairs. >> Upstairs in that house? >> Yes. Okay. >> Does she have to call his mother, her mother-in-law? >> Can you guys do that? >> Yeah. >> Should I get the name and number for you? She said, "How am I going to tell him?" And I'm like, you've been through enough. Let's see if they'll do it. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay, let me get the phone. >> Sure. >> All right, you step out. We're going to walk through that black door right there. And we're going to walk through a hallway. Ready? I'm going to help you walk since you have your hands behind your back so in case you fall forward, you don't fall in your face. Okay. >> What you say her name is again? >> Malone. >> Malone. Post Malone. >> Yeah. You know, >> his songs. Uh, >> a lot of them. Yeah. need help. >> She's going to go in and go to the bathroom and probably sit inside for a while because she has dogs. >> I'm done. I've got mother-in-law's phone number so somebody can >> Sure. >> I can't fathom going into a yard to cut down a tree and have your neighbor come out and shoot you. >> Is that what happened? >> She says she says I think his name is Mark apparently. So, this tree right here, >> this tree here is in their yard. He was going out to cut it down cuz you can see it's >> and the guy came out and I guess in the past he's tried to hit her with a bow and arrow. >> Witnesses described the as sudden and unprovoked. The suspect reportedly returned briefly after firing. >> Well, today came out and started a fight. According to his wife, she came out to find out what's going on. He his wife came out to find out what's going on. And he went and gunned and he said, "Put the away. This isn't anything you needed for, >> right?" >> And then he shot them, I guess, three times from what she said. When she was talking to somebody on the phone, she goes, "I think his name is Mark." >> Yeah. >> And I'm like, "You don't even know your neighbor's name." And he husband >> for cutting down a tree. >> Very odd. She says to me, "He his mom isn't going to make it through this. His mom lost a son to brain cancer seven years ago and this is her only other son and there's nothing wrong with him." >> So there's all her contact information. >> So that's the mother-in-law showing. >> Okay. >> And I said, "You know, you're through enough today. I think the police will notify her if you don't want to." >> Yeah, they would. >> And it may be better that way. and she said, "Oh, that would be wonderful if they did that." >> Do you know the neighbor at all? >> I mean, they've had problems before and they've called the cops on him before. >> Yeah. >> Not too long ago. Maybe 2 or 3 months ago. We heard that he just got out of prison and everything and he didn't have his mind. >> Has he ever made any kind of gestures or threats towards you and you're here? >> No. But my mom, he's pointed a bow and arrow at my mom before and I think that's when >> just told me. Yeah. Wow. How long did they live there? >> He just moved in. He just got out of prison. Um, >> so it's recent recent like 3 months ago. That's all it started when he moved here. >> Yeah. >> His old story over cutting the tree down. >> No, my Well, my husband was cutting the tree down. Yeah. And we heard the He went over there and he lost his wife over. >> Yeah. >> Nothing. Does anybody talk to that coward neighbor? >> Which one? >> They said they could they couldn't find her. She was right there when it happened. >> Okay. So that's I guess I got lost of translation. That's what I was assuming it was his wife. So >> some a female lives in the house. >> Yeah. >> And he lives in the white garage. >> Yeah. They as far as he harasses her. She came outside and said, "I'm I'm terrified of this guy. He's got a >> Okay. >> So that's why that was today, too. >> Yeah. That's why my husband went over there >> cuz we all heard the shot and she was walked outside like freaking out. >> I know they've been they were trying to preserve the crime scene as much as possible before the detectives got here. So I know that regardless by the end of all this she'll be talked to him. >> So >> she was right there. >> Did she leave? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I don't know. I fell I right when my husband got shot. I fell on the ground >> and then he took off and started calling 911 and ran inside. >> I I >> Did he run off anywhere when it happened? Yeah, he took off that way and then I >> I came inside. >> I came inside and called 911 and I peeked out my back door and he was shaking my husband. >> He came back. >> Yeah. >> I was terrified he was going to shoot me, too. >> Yeah. I mean, your nose is going through his mind. >> I know. >> He unloaded the clip on my husband. I didn't >> I heard just pop pop pop. Why? I I Why? Over nothing. He didn't even put his hands on him because he was afraid. >> Things in life will never make sense. >> Should have just knocked his out. >> I know this probably already heard this and I heard it before, but this is not your fault. I feel very bad for you, especially seeing it all. It's important to make every detail that you can remember on that page. So, we can hook this guy up. We've already got him. He's already our district. >> Oh, I know exactly who shot him. I pinpoint him to a te. I know that. That's what I'm saying. Describe him to a te. >> I'm saying everything you said, you heard, or saw is very important right now to write down. >> I don't care if there's a gun or not. I know what I saw. >> Oh, no. No one's doubting you at all. We were >> The suspect was later convicted of murder, felonious assault, and evidence tampering, receiving life in prison with parole eligibility after 24 years. Remember, small neighborhood disputes can escalate dangerously when there's a history of tension. Introducing a weapon into a conflict dramatically increases the risk of irreversible outcomes. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. All this over a tree that's insane. The fact he stayed at the scene like nothing happened is chilling. This is why ongoing neighbor conflicts should never be ignored. You think the officers were out of options here. Watch what happens next on the body cam and tell us if you would have done the same. The next incident is when lady with no license kills man in reckless accident. >> The person that died stories of what they saw is different. >> On May 10th, 2025, officers arrived at a crash scene where a pedestrian had been fatally struck. Individuals from the involved vehicle confirmed they were inside during the incident. >> And I think my face is injured. >> That lady said, >> "Were you in the car?" >> Yeah, I was in the car. >> Okay. You in the car? >> And he ran across the street. I ran across the street. I did not see him at all. He's >> Okay. You're injured? >> No, her hand is Okay, you guys hang out right here for me. >> Right there. Go straight. Yep. Sir, >> Oscar one, do we have fire coming? We're going to need him. 1018. >> Did anybody see what happened? >> I was in the car. >> He He ran out of the middle of the street out of nowhere and then we end up hitting him, but I don't know if he was drunk or what. Okay. All you guys have just hang out there. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> So, you guys get injured by the glass and everything? >> Yes. My hand is cut. Her hand is cut open. >> Okay. They're coming. >> Yeah. They're coming. >> My lips feel like it's glass. >> Yep. >> Did you guys see anything that happened or just stopped after? >> I I was training. >> You saw it or did not? >> No. >> We were in the car. >> I know. I'm asking them. >> Yeah, he's not. He was fluttering and now he's not. >> You guys see what happened? >> I just saw him flying. >> Witness accounts begin to differ regarding where the pedestrian came from and how fast the vehicle was traveling. >> I don't know. >> You saw him flying? >> I saw him flying. I was >> Okay. Did you see the actual hit the car or No, >> no, but I saw him flying. >> Where were you at before? >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You're behind You're behind the car. Yeah. No, I already turned and I heard I mean I was driving slow. I heard something pow and I saw him and I saw him flying. >> You were already here and he was behind you. >> No, no, no. I already turned. >> Yeah, >> they were coming. I already turned. I just saw him fly. They hit him when I was looking for the mirror. I saw him >> behind you. >> Yes. >> Yes. From my mirror. Yes. >> Okay. Were they going fast? A bystander claims limited familiarity with the pedestrian and denies earlier statements attributed to her creating inconsistencies in witness information >> or anything like that. >> Okay. >> 43 on the females that were in the car. >> I think it's three I think >> in this car. Jesus Christ, dude. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> This I think probably dancers. You on your Bluetooth? >> I'm sorry. >> You're on your Bluetooth. Whoever Whoever's on the phone. >> Oh, is that me? She's injured. She's injured on her hand. And I think my face is injured. >> That lady said he tried stuff and she knows him. Her right here. >> Her right all the way to the back. She was talking. >> You were in the car, right? >> Yes, we were. >> You talk to him to get your information. >> You know him? All I know is I met him down the street and I know he drinks a little but I don't know very much. >> How long ago have you known him? >> I didn't really know him. >> When did you meet him? >> All right. >> A few weeks ago he just had a couple drinks and then he walked off. >> I don't know him like that. >> You guys were talking. >> Passengers describe the pedestrian stepping into the roadway near a trash can. They estimate the vehicle speed between approximately 25 to 40 mph and state traffic was light. >> Together tonight? >> No. No, we weren't. We weren't together. >> You were drinking. >> But he wasn't with me. >> But he was drinking tonight, too, though. >> I don't know. He wasn't with me. >> So, why are you Why are you up here? What brought you up here? >> I don't know. All I seen was the crash. I don't know. >> I'm saying like you hang out around here or what? That's why I'm just trying to figure out what >> Yeah, I'm around here a lot, but I don't know the man like that. >> Okay. So, he never he didn't say anything about wanting like that. >> No, because I don't know him. >> Did you Did you tell that to anybody that was here? >> No, I don't know the man like that. >> Were y'all arguing at all? >> No, I don't know the gentleman, man. I don't >> They say like >> he just ran out in front of him. That's all. >> Was it you that said that she told y'all something? >> Yes. I got off the car and I said, "Did he say anything?" Cuz he just randomly worried. And she said his >> his animals just died. She said, "I don't know. He just he was an alcoholic. His animals just died. His animals just died. >> I don't know if he just It was literally nobody seen him. He wasn't even going that fast." >> Where was he supposed to be? Right here. cuz we were just driving and then she was like he just >> she was standing like by the trash can. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How far out in the roadway did he get? Who's driving? >> She was driving. It literally had to be like this like a drop and then just hit like it literally had to be him literally waiting on the car because there was nobody here like no cars. >> End up hitting us in this lane right. >> Yeah, we were in this lane right here. >> How fast you think? driver states she was traveling within the speed limit and that the pedestrian appeared suddenly in front of her vehicle. >> Probably like 35 >> literally 40 maybe 40 >> and nobody else was out here. It might have been a lot of cars or nothing and she was saying like he might have just walked into people or something. >> Is anybody want to go to the hospital? >> No, I'm okay. >> Okay. >> What's going on about his uh animals? They died. And the animals didn't die. And I don't know what you're talking about, but the man got hit by a car. That's all I know. >> Yeah, but you told these girls that he told you the animals just died. >> I know what they're talking about. The man just got hit by a car. >> That's true. I know that. >> So, I'm not sitting here and arguing with anyone. >> Okay. >> And it's not my fault that they're out here picking up suits either. >> Who's picking up? >> Who is >> Okay. But you got to hang out. you. >> How fast are you going? >> About 25 30 miles. >> Yeah. >> Cuz I kept looking down at the Molly because I had to remember to go to my house. I say >> so. He ran out in front of you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That statement from that lady. >> Where did he run out in front of you from? >> Like literally right in front of this in front of this. >> He came from this way or this way? >> You go by the office and pick up some >> and I didn't see him. He was literally in front of my car. She's saying west to east is where he was crossing. They all said he stepped out one or two steps from here. So drivers having a different account. >> Okay. >> Walking across here. >> Obviously it was over here. >> Yeah. >> They described other three girls described in these bushes and this trash can. They mentioned trash can. >> Yeah. >> A passenger explains she was looking at her phone before hearing a loud impact. Occupants exit the vehicle. locate the pedestrian on the ground and attempt to check for responsiveness. >> Guys going fast, you know. >> No, I would say like 25 to 30 mph. >> Okay. And what was the next thing you remember? You guys were driving up here. >> Yeah, we were driving and I'm looking at I was looking at my phone. Um and um my friend back had the GPS so that my sister that was driving didn't have to keep looking down at her phone. We were driving and then next thing you know it was just a loud boom. But mind you, I thought we hit somebody like as in the car and I looked outside and I didn't see no car. And then when I got out the car, I seen shoes and that's when I immediately was like, "Oh my god." And I looked in front of the car in bed, I seen him laying on the floor. >> What' you do after that? >> I kind of started panicking. I ain't going to lie, cuz I've never been in nothing like this. I started panicking. My sister never been nothing like this. So we both were panicking and then I walked up to him to make sure like I kept saying hello. Hello. Um he kept like doing like five every 2 minutes though. It was weird. And I kind of see his teeth on the floor. Officers suspect possible impairment and conduct field sobriety exercises. The driver shows signs that prompt further investigation. You said you're not taking any medication other than the video and you haven't consuming alcohol. However, I do some indicators when I look at your eyes and make sure you okay. >> Okay. >> So, what I want you to do is take a couple steps up and stand right here while I'm shining my light, please. >> No problem. He's going to take >> And also, I just want to let you know I do have a slight imbalance cuz I did have an early injury back. >> What happened to you? >> Um, I fell off a skateboard and my ankle. >> Um, that was about when I was like 9 years ago, but I I really don't I don't walk on my ankle a lot. I work on computer. So, >> okay. Stand right here for me. >> Okay. So, this line we'll be using to perform the exercise. >> Okay. Okay. >> I'm going to demonstrate to you what you need to do and then after I'm finished doing so, that's when I'll have you perform the exercise. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Yes. >> You have any questions before you begin? >> No. I'm not going to lie. I'm a little bit nervous. >> I I understand you're nervous. So, here's what I want you to do. I want you to take your time and compose yourself before you ready to begin. But what I'd like to know while you're doing that is whether or not you understand the instructions or if you have any questions. >> No, I'm just concerned because I really am nervous. Take your time, compose yourself, and then when you're ready to begin, get back in the starting position, and you can start walking. Okay? So, hang on. Begin when you're ready. >> Turn this way. >> Do it just the way I showed you. 10 11 12 Okay, what I'm like to have you do next is take a few steps down the line again and stand right in this spot where I'm shining my just walk no normally and then turn and face that car please stand with both feet together like this heel to heel toe to toe don't move okay you'll stand on one leg while lifting the other leg off the ground by approximately 6 in and count out loud in the following fashion. 1 1,00 2 100. Do you understand the instructions? >> I do understand. >> Are you ready to begin? >> 1,000 2 1,000 3 100 4 100 3 100 4 100 2 5 1 >> You can stop. You can put your foot down. The driver is detained and placed in a patrol car while officers continue questioning witnesses and reconstructing the scene. >> Okay, you can relax over here for a second for me. >> Excuse me, ma'am. We're going to have to have a detective come out and talk to you. I'm going to ask you to just have a seat in my car while we wait. Okay. >> Yes, you're being detained. Like I said, detective to come out and talk to you. >> Walk me through what happened again. >> Okay. I was sitting right here on this bus bench. >> Okay. >> And I just heard a bam. >> Where was he coming from? >> He was coming from right here across the street and then she just hit him like that. That's all I seen. >> The first time I asked you, you said that he was in front of you on that side of the road. >> No, no, no. He was coming across. He was crossing the street as the car was coming this way and it just spam. >> Okay. >> What lane was he in? Okay. So, there's the yellow lines. I know she was driving this way and he was coming across the street. >> Okay. So, there's the yellow lines. Was he on the lane closest to the yellow lines or on the farthest lane? >> She was going that way in between the yellow lines and he was crossing the street and they collided like she hit him. >> I get it. I get it. Was her car in this lane when he hit her? >> Her car was in this lane. >> Was in this lane. Okay. When you were sitting on that bus stop, you were watching him walk across the street when he got hit. Okay, thank you so much. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in a court of law. You may use any of these right. >> The driver states she was checking her GPS and speed while driving and did not see the pedestrian until immediately before impact. Officers confirmed the fatality and continue the investigation. at any time before during questioning and you may stop the interview at any time. Okay. Do you understand all these rights I read you? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I just have a few questions to ask you about the question. Were you the driver of the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay. What do you see exactly as you're driving? What do you see happen? >> So, as we're driving, um, I'm looking at my GPS. I see that the like screen one speed limit. I'm looking at my speed limit and my speed limit on my GPS at the same time as I'm driving past light. >> Okay. Okay, I crossed over from I'm driving like this way. So, I was in the left lane. >> Okay. >> I got over to the right. As I'm passing here, I'm getting past like this. I pass right here. Like past the um the bus stop kind of >> Uhhuh. >> And as I'm passing the bus stop, I see shirts and it hit my arm. >> Mhm. Okay. Now, you saying you're looking at the GPS and then you're looking at your speedometer. Is that what I got from it? >> Yes. How fast was your speedometer saying? >> Um, it was about if I was if I was correct, I would say like about 20 >> 28 to 30. >> Yes. >> And how fast did on your GPS how fast did it say um uh the speed limit for this area was >> um around I don't believe it was 35. >> Okay. So the GPS says 35 and then your speed you're saying about 28 to 30. >> Yes. >> So where did you first see the pedestrian now? Was he standing on the roadway or he walked in front of you or like how did that go? >> Honestly, truthfully, I did not see him until he was directly in front of my car. I didn't see if he was running or if he was walking. >> I didn't see I all I seen was he was his finger was facing this way >> and then >> when facing this way like sideways or to your to your car? >> No, like facing this way. >> Okay. >> Like as if he was walking from Gotcha. Could you I know it happened so fast. Could you tell if he had like a a pace to him or if he was just stationary? I know it happened very fast. >> Couldn't tell. Like everything is around me. Like what my honestly, if you turn my headlights on my car, you'll see like my headlights are like very dim. So I literally only can see like directly what's in front of me. So when I see him, the only thing that I seen was his shirt and shorts and that was about it. >> I see. I got you. I got you. Makes sense. What do you do there? As soon as like your the pedestrian gets hit, what do you do? >> I hit my brakes immediately. >> Immediately. >> My brakes are a little bit bumpy. I'm not going to lie. >> They don't work all the all the way or all the way? >> No, they skip. Like if I if I hit it too fast, like they'll skip like >> So, so you the car stops. Do you like get out of the car to check and see like what happened? >> So, as soon as it happened, like I instantly go into shock cuz I I honestly did not know what was going on. I looked down, I just see blood like >> and my sister my little sister hops out the car first and she was just like, "Mommy, check the car." And I I get out and I and that's when I realized everything was heavy. I'm checking on him. I asked him if he could respond. I see that he was breathing good. >> Mhm. >> But uh >> Yeah. So uh did you like do CPR on him or >> I I did grab his arm a little bit to ask. >> Is she his mom? >> That's my mom. >> I'm the mother. >> Shared mom. >> Yeah. Those are my children. >> I got you. I got you, man. What's your name? My name's also Chris. Okay. Attent police officer. So, I'm pretty sure they already kind of told you what was happening. I don't know if you want to close your door or anything. >> I got two babies in here, too. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. So, >> I got you. Yeah, you came a long way from Ruskin. So, right now they're doing an interview right now. They're doing their whole investigation to kind >> the person died. >> Yes. >> That's why we're doing this big investigation and that's why they're kind of figuring out exactly what happened, what she saw and stuff. But she said when she was >> the driver was charged with driving under the influence operating a vehicle without a valid license and vehicular manslaughter. Remember maintaining full attention on the roadway at all times is critical, especially in low visibility conditions. Consistent and accurate witness information can significantly affect how incidents are understood and investigated. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. It's unsettling how many different versions of events there are from people at the same scene. This shows how quickly a normal drive can turn into something serious. The investigation process seems thorough, especially comparing all the statements. The tension is already high, or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life pause and comment what you do here. The next incident is when 18-year-old shows no remorse after ending man's life. On April 4th, 2025, officers responded to the scene after a quiet evening turned tragic when a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle and left lying in the roadway. >> Okay. >> 47 arrival. No, >> here. Move the car so we get in. Who hit him? You know who hit him? >> I have no idea. >> Oh, he >> But uh we left the bike there. There's a bumper up off as if he doesn't hit it. But there's a bumper in front of the engine >> with that car. >> No, that's my car up there. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> You good, brother? You all right? >> How many cycles you gone through? We've already gone up through about four. Okay. Bravo. >> I'm the one that called you guys. >> 447. >> Uh, okay. Go ahead. Tell me what happened. >> Oh, I'm the one that >> First responders assess the victim and coordinate transport. Officers begin securing the scene and preserving evidence, including the bumper. >> We're driving. We saw him on the floor. >> Okay. >> His bike is there. There's a bumper in front of this truck, in front of your fire truck. >> The bumper. >> The bumper of some whoever hit him. The bumper's over here. So, it was like a hit and run. We both saw. We pulled over. We ran back here. I called and you guys are here. >> Okay. >> All right. They said the >> fireworks. >> Oh, I should be advised it'll be a 318 subject, but my supervisor will be a trauma alert. Um, >> my supervisor will be a trauma alert. Excuse me alert. >> You guys have no You can do it. Um the >> LZ, we're not going to fly him out. >> You're not going to fly him out? >> The victim is transported to the hospital while officers expand the scene perimeter and request additional units to manage traffic and investigation. >> Show me 15 from the station. >> Okay. >> 45. 45. >> They're not going to trauma alert him. >> Traffic for I'm going to need a few more units. >> I'm going to need a unit to block all. As the victim was rushed to the hospital, investigators began the difficult task of piecing together the evidence scattered across the roadway, trying to understand what had happened in those critical moments. >> Westbound traffic from northeast 28 for now. >> Anybody know who hit him? >> No. >> Did anybody see who hit him? >> We got a bumper. Hold on. traffic. >> Take a picture of it. >> Block off 28. >> Block off 28. >> We saw somebody block off 28. >> All these other cars. I can't They can't pass it. Here. Here. Yeah. >> You want me to move the bumper? >> No. No. Leave Leave every Leave everything alone. >> Going to put it in. >> Where Where's he going? >> Uh, he's going to Jackson South. >> Jackson South. >> Uh, two should do for now. >> Supervisor. Street's going to be be locked for a while. Did you Did you see what happened? >> No, we rolled up on them. Me and the >> officers gather identifying items from the victim and continue reconstructing events, coordinating traffic control and possible vehicle routes. >> The other guy, >> I'm going to need you guys' information before you guys leave. >> They moved, >> but the outline is still here. >> Yep, I see it. >> Okay. >> You got your ID with you? >> Yes, sir. Right here. >> You called? Uh the other gentleman called we we rolled my >> you guys by the time you guys rolled up. You guys saw him on the ground. He >> was already on the ground. >> Okay. >> And you just rolled up on it. >> We didn't see any cars ahead of him. We didn't see any debris or anything just >> and my wife was like, "Oh my god, there's somebody there." >> All right, let me go get with the other guy. everybody out the curb. >> As soon as they clear, we'll have everybody funnel out through here and then we'll work the scene. >> Does he have an ID with him? You know, >> I gave them all his possessions. Like he still had a backpack on him and another bag wrapped around the handlebars. I gave it to them to see if they can find an angle. >> Okay. >> You know what you could try to do? 51 >> that opening where you get the turnpike to come down southbound. Try to get everybody to make a U-turn down that way. >> Where >> you come down come down the turnpike that off ramp. >> Mhm. >> Come to make a left or right. >> Mhm. >> Stop all traffic going eastbound and see if you can flush him out the door. >> Okay. I mean, >> the investigation soon took a sudden turn when officers located a man nearby who claimed he had been with the driver involved in the crash. A man is located nearby who states he was with the driver involved in the incident. Officers detain him for questioning. One of the traffic units. I have a male here at Kingsman and Northeast 8 advising that he's with the driver of the car that fled the 318. >> I have a male here who's advising he's with the driver that fled the 318. Where's >> I'm at here. I'm at Kingsman and Northeast. You >> want me to take off the Okay, perfect. The individual is searched for safety and transported to the station for further questioning regarding the incident. I'll take my car. I'll bring it around. >> Um, it's fine. I mean, they wanted to block off. Nice. >> So, I'm just going to leave my car there. >> Are you good? >> Yeah, I am good. I'm waiting here for traffic. >> You put my water in there. >> No, wait a second. All right. >> Go ahead and grab him and move over there to that sidewalk. Oh, right over him over here. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we can do it. All >> right. Okay. Good. Just sit here. >> Good. Here. >> Sit. >> English. >> You have a a 19. >> Thank you. >> All right, bro. Come on. All right. I'm going to ask you again. You got any weapons on you? Any guns, knives? Anything like that? All right, let's go. >> Okay, he has a phone. Just make sure he don't got none as [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm going to put them down real quick. Uh, okay. Let's put your hands right here. Okay. I'm just going to You mind if I just put the phone in the front? You good? All right. Thank you. >> All right. Your phone's going to be right here. >> At the station, officers advise him of his rights and ask about substance use. He acknowledges alcohol use and agrees to speak. >> I'll give it to you when we get there. Okay. >> All right. Get in. >> Bring them up to the traffic office. >> The traffic office. Gotcha. >> Sergeant's going to meet you up there. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. So, like I explained to you, you have you have rights. Everyone has rights. Um, before I question you about whatever that happened out there on the scene, you got to understand your rights. Are you under the influence of any alcohol at this moment? >> Yeah. You got to >> just say yes or no. >> Just say yes or no and then just check on the paper. >> Okay. Um, are you under the influence of any narcotics, drugs, uh, weapon? is no. So were you on the third? Just put no. Okay. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you are being questioned. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights? Officers inform him that the victim has died and that he will be charged in connection with leaving the scene of the crash. >> I have explained to you. >> Yes. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to us on what happened earlier today? >> I need to explain first. >> Okay. >> Where do you where do you live? Um >> cuz the address you have is like in Cutler Bay, Kindle area. >> Yeah, that's where I live. >> You live up there? >> Your mom speak English? >> No. >> 18 or something? >> 18. >> 18. 18. >> And you're still in school? >> Your mom work? Where? >> You don't know. >> Does she drive? >> She does drive. >> And they drive what? So I'm saying does does she drive or >> Oh no she gets picked up. >> Okay. >> So she work early in the morning where she but you don't know where. >> See can you explain? >> Yes sir. >> Can you take him downstairs? >> Downstairs where you know what's going on. >> Um the gentleman that you hit passed away. Okay. Um, you are being charged with hit and run and popping death. Okay. This officer here is going to take you downstairs. He's going to book you. And >> the 18-year-old is formally arrested and processed. Officers explain the legal requirement to remain at the scene after a crash. Uh, >> within a few hours, you'll be going downtown. All right. you. All right, Louis. So, you understand? >> Stand up. Okay. >> You know that. You know what leaving the scene means? >> Mhm. >> No. Okay. So, basically what you're being charged with is you were involved in in a crash, in an accident, and you didn't stay on the scene. You left. Okay. If you had stayed on scene, okay, you stayed there, you would not be going or you would not be arrested. Okay, when you went and took your driver's exam test, there's a question on there or statement on there in regards to driving reporting traffic crashes. Okay, little fine print on the back of your driver's license says it's something to that effect as well. Okay, you have to stay on the scene. notify the police whether it's persons or property. Okay? You can hit a tree, you still got a call. You understand? >> Okay. Stand up right here. >> He The 18-year-old was charged with leaving the scene of a crash resulting in death. Remember, remaining at the scene of a crash and contacting authorities is a legal obligation that can significantly affect the situation. Immediate reporting and cooperation with emergency responders are critical in serious roadway incidents. This is the reaction of netisens to this situation. It's surprising how quickly they tracked down someone connected to the driver. This shows how important it is to stay at the scene no matter what. The investigation seems very methodical, especially with the evidence left behind. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officers step in. Did you predict that rescue? The next incident is when mom loses it after her son is murdered at a gas station. >> You okay? >> Just stay back. OH MY GOD. >> Stay back. >> Get this. >> Go your car. You >> got to be here. >> Go. >> On May 30th, 2025, officers respond to a gas station scene after a reported shooting. Bystanders are directed to stay back while the area is secured. >> This is the video that I have of the man running away. That's him when I press. >> So, he went over to there. >> Over to there. Yeah. >> All right. We need to clear this whole area then. Yeah. >> Can I leave? >> Uh, where are you working? Here. >> No. >> Okay. I need that video. So, don't leave yet, please. I'm sorry. Get her 43. Try and get that video. Is this guy pumping or staying out of >> He's in there, but he might be in pain. I'm not sure. There's nobody obviously. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Tell She went in here. Tell Destiny to come in. Where you at? Come here. >> Her name. >> Yeah. >> He sent me the video. >> Whereabouts was the car? >> That's all the crime scene cuz the dude ran to a car. Have fun. >> A distressed woman arrives and identifies herself as the victim's mother. repeatedly asking about her son's condition while officers managed the scene. >> Need to find how far back he ran. >> We need the whole area cordon up, I'm afraid. >> You want to secure the weapon, >> pardon him? >> You want to secure the weapon? >> Yeah, I can do. >> Mind your service for a second. Hopefully. >> Okay, stay there. Go back. We'll get some pictures. Pardon? >> Are you okay? >> Just stay back. >> OH MY GOD. >> STAY BACK. >> Did this go your car? >> You got to be here. >> Go back. >> Officers confirm the victim is being transported to the hospital and continue gathering witness information, including video evidence and identities. [ __ ] be here. That mother better be here. >> Oh my god. >> Is my son okay? Tell me my son is okay. >> I can't tell you anything yet. >> Oh my god. >> What are you doing to him? >> Oh my god. >> Can somebody That's That's her son. Neat. >> Okay, >> let me get rid of this. Yeah. >> Tell her we need more units on scene to secure it. >> Did you get her body free in that video? >> She's bringing me her license now. >> Okay, she got it. >> Okay. >> Hey, I need TO KNOW HOW FAR HE RAN INTO THAT CAR PARK TO SECURE THE REST of it. >> I need to We're watching a video. He ran back in. >> Yeah. >> I don't think it's any good. I need to get as we're going to end up doing some of this car park as well. Witnesses and the mother provide the victim's name. Officers coordinate to identify the suspect and preserve all evidence. >> I don't know. I'm waiting for the video. >> No. >> He's got a pardon. >> He's got a corateed pulse. >> Okay. >> Cored. >> Okay. Um, get the rest of her information. >> I got her information. >> Right. >> Try and get his name and date of birth from them people there. I think that's his mom, but don't tell him. Tell them anything. acceptable responsible. >> Hey, I know you got a lot to do, but I need to know how far he ran into that parking lot on that video. >> I know you got a lot to do, but I need to know how far into that parking lot. >> Okay, >> stay right there. Call Bellow. Can you please call Bellow? Can you please call Bellow? >> Can I get his name? >> Yes, his name is um Nessiah N O. Officers inform the mother that the victim is on route to the hospital and alive at that moment. She requests location details while officers maintain protocol. >> I'm finding out where he's going in a minute so I can tell you so we can send someone. >> They got as much as I know. I've got it. I've got it. I've got it. >> Okay. All right. >> Can you somebody >> He's going off to the hospital right now. We're not sure what happened. >> Okay. But he's still alive, right? >> As of right now. Yeah. >> Yes. >> He has everybody out here. >> I got mom, the victim, uh the witness that had the video so far. You need everybody? >> Yeah. I'm going get everybody. everybody. Okay, >> thank you very much. Sh it is. Yeah, >> Shans. >> We'll get someone going that way. >> They're transporting him to the hospital. >> The mother explains she was on the phone with her son during an argument with another individual just before the incident occurred. >> I know where I'm not from here. >> Are you? >> I'm on the phone with him through the whole time. Sir, I come from Okana. >> Okay. >> He was on his way to his friend. Yes. >> Okay. We'll be able to get you to what what you need to know, but right now you can't do anything cuz he's being transported. Okay. They're doing what they can. >> He didn't have those two over there. So, I told him to get their information. >> The person that did this is in his home. I'm trying to tell you. Okay. I don't know. I just woke up cuz I was on the phone with him the whole time. >> He was with him. It's just >> Yes, sir. He's driving the vehicle. He's driving a Genesis. >> And whose vehicle is it? >> It's the guy's vehicle. That's the guy's vehicle. >> His father's party. >> They're going north and then coming around. >> Okay, understood. Give us a minute. We're not taking anything out of here right now. >> Oh my god. >> Did he say a name or anything? Is it somebody you're familiar? >> Who's that? >> Jonathan. That's his friend. >> Okay, >> that's his friend. >> Do you know any last name? >> Um, >> I see. Look, when I look at his phone, it says, >> "Hey, let's make sure we got somebody at security on the other side of the of the crime scene." >> Okay. somebody. >> His name is Henry Jonathan Valencia. >> Henry Jonathan Valencia down. >> He lives in Jacksonville. >> There's nobody over there. >> Okay. Yes, we know the Jacksonville bit already. >> Henry Johnson Valencia. >> Jonathan. I mean Jonathan. >> I got it. Jonathan. >> Okay. How you doing, ma'am? >> Fine. I was coming in here and the one that got shot, he was sitting there by the pumps and this black guy was and he said it's it's not a racial thing. I'm >> officers collect suspect details, including a name and vehicle information and confirmed the suspect fled the scene in a car. >> I'm sorry. I'm cool. And he said, "No, you're not." And they just kept arguing and arguing and they were just back and forth and I didn't think anything of it cuz they were and uh they were setting it and it was a Africanamean guy that shot him >> that Okay. Do Do you know if they were both on the same vehicle or >> They were not in vehicles. They were both uh they were both sitting at the pump there on the side. On the side. >> When you say sitting at the pump? >> Yeah. They were sitting here on the BM on the the concrete thing. >> Okay. So, they're sitting there on the curb arguing and next thing you know the the black male shot. >> I wasn't there when he shot him, but they were arguing back and forth and it was a racial thing cuz the guy that was I guess he's the one that was shot. He was saying >> additional witness statements describe the suspect leaving on foot briefly before entering a vehicle and driving away. and get away from me, man. Get away from me. And we're arguing. >> Okay. >> Do you have your ID on you, darling? >> I do. >> And my daughter my daughter knows his address exactly. If you guys need that, I can call her and get that. >> Just text her. But >> don't want to Well, we she's obviously going to find out. But if you can get it, the exact address, that's fine. >> The witness over there said they were arguing and he said, "I'm good." And he said, "No, dog, you ain't good." and popped him. >> Wow. >> She didn't say that. >> Where did Where did back of the head come from? >> He's bleeding from back of the head, I think. >> Some of the reporting said that >> she said that they were both sitting on the curb right there arguing outside of the car. >> Well, there's great video footage of this used to be. Remember >> from the last shooting? Yeah. >> You got bad luck with this gas station and shootings. >> Got witness here. Is there any other witness that saw anything that we know of? >> Spike to somebody. >> There's a uh server here who actually witnessed it. She's inside. >> I don't have her 1043, but the manager sent to his phone until we're ready to talk to her. >> What exactly did he What >> How long were you on the phone with him? >> Um [ __ ] I was on the phone till I was here. Till I just hung out. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Till I made it here. All the way till I made it here. >> Okay. >> And and and that was from way before he called me. He's like, "Mom, um, this guy's arguing with me. I'm not going to do this." I'm pulled over at a petrol gas station. I said, "Where's petrol?" Cuz we're not from here, so I don't know. >> So he's like, "I'm just going to send you my location." So he did. He shared his location. So by the time I made it from Ocala to here, I'm still on the phone with him. They're arguing. All of a sudden, all he said was, "Um, oh, mom." And then that was the end of it. But the phone was still on. So if his phone is not here, if my son's phone is not here, >> it may be over there. But we'll we'll we'll figure that out. Uh there's a detective here coming to speak to you in about 10 minutes. All right. >> Okay, sir. >> Officers coordinate across units, review camera coverage, and confirm multiple sources of evidence, including surveillance footage and witness accounts. >> Try to relax when they get here so you can refresh the story. All right. Yes, sir. >> You want that gun um taking the clip out or leave it as it is for major crimes? >> Leave it as it is for now. >> You know, do you know if the car that they were in was a rental car or anything like that? Oh, >> it belongs to Jonathan. >> It's a Genesis. I I forgot what year. >> 200 17. >> Yeah. 2017 2018 G7, do you think it is? >> Yeah. Okay. >> White. >> Yeah, we know. We We know the car now, but I just I was wondering if it was a rental or something. >> No, no, no. That's owned by him. >> We have like a GPS, you know, something. >> He's still paying it. >> All right. Did you observe the shooting? >> No, I did not. Like I said, I was parked right here. I was trying to send a email. I heard the uh shots. I looked. I saw a male running. I saw a male running this way. Looked like he was just trying to take cover. And then I pulled out and I spin around. Notice the the >> detectives later identify and locate the suspect who is arrested and charged. The investigation continues with collected evidence and statements. >> Suspect running towards me. So I spin down, spin around, noticed the victim laying in between the bumps right there. So and then >> was a suspect on foot or in a vehicle? >> He was on foot over here and then he ran his vehicle was parked somewhere over here because he came I was car facing the street and so he ran from over here as I you know wrapped my head around what was happening. He ran from over here. He's wearing shorts and you can see like he was trying to hold his pants up. blackmail kind of probably about my height or shorter and um got in kind of casually got in a vehicle and then when by the time I spin around I go okay that's what happened and then he takes off he takes off he noticed me he noticed me following him for a while he he stayed normal once he noticed me following he he he uh went through the first intersection I'm not familiar with the area and then I I cleared and went and I followed them all the way up to 301 north >> and then he made a left. There was a camera on the corner 301 north. Okay. And um he went north and right where the construction is he was stuck there. So I call back and go, "Hey, this guy is I called back 911. I >> second." >> Yeah. So we were stuck in there. So I called back and I tried to get you guys this dispatch and it was she's like, "I can't hear you." Obviously she advised me not to follow this, this, and this. But um I lost him. >> He he gunned me. He knew I was following him >> on 301 North. >> So that's where he left. >> All right. All right. >> I appreciate it. Thank you, sir. >> Please give me a call. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Also, subjects. We're going to read in bulletin. >> Hey, that guy right there, that was the guy that called in. >> He's a cop. He was a cop in Cleveland, Ohio. He works for FEMA now. He followed him east 318 to 301 north. And then once the guy realized he was following him, he bolted and he said that he gave not chase, but went after him a little ways. But I don't know what what that lady said to you, but that dude saw everything. >> Put it tell them on the radio so they could stop them. >> What? >> What you just said? Cuz everyone concentrated. >> He called. He called in. >> You got all those 1043? >> Yeah. Yeah. I didn't even know you were over here. I called. >> Can you That camera there, does it look onto these pumps? >> Uh part of it. Yeah. From my direction, you'll see the You might have that same view over there. probably one. But it's all it's all the same system. So the ones that he's in the office >> looking at now. >> Oh, he can see what that camera does. >> He can see all the cameras. We all one side. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Like I was just telling him I had I was right here when they had this part right here. >> Are we supposed to wait here for the detective or >> Yeah, they're on their way. >> Oh, cuz they just our kids just called the detective was on the way to the house over there. So we don't know if we supposed to go to the house. >> There's probably going to be several detectives. >> Okay. >> One's going to come here, one's going to go 49. >> All right. The witness saw it happen. One of the employees here. Now, one of the employees here. Um, she's waiting inside. She's really shook up, though. The video captures it. It's not good enough to identify him, but you can tell the difference between the two people. So, the car pulls in, comes from this direction, like it's coming from the interstate. Pulls in, pulls in here, they get out, then one of them, this the victim sits down next to his stuff here. One of them drives the vehicle over and parks it over there. They come back, they're talking, they're kind of pacing around. The one of them was pacing around the other the entire time. The victim's sitting there and then unfortunately because of the angle the suspect is behind the pump and then you just see the victim go down and then the guy runs around, hits him like twice in the head with a pistol and then spreads all across the >> well victim saw saw the whole thing. He's the one that went behind the car. He's supposed to be a retired cop from Ohio. >> Okay. I saw the whole thing, got behind the guy, got the tag number, called it out with where he was at. Um, he said when the guy realized he was being followed, he he booked it. >> We got plenty of everything. >> So, yeah, on the car, I mean, for the car. And >> the only thing is this guy's probably going to play and the guy tried to draw on him cuz he was still in the homestead that facing each other. It wasn't like a back. >> Um, >> I [ __ ] up. >> I got a body camera, but I didn't snap you. >> It's fine. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Um, is there any way they can send the detective to the hospital so I can go and see how my son is doing? >> The suspect was charged with seconddegree murder, aggravated battery assault with a deadly weapon, and use of a firearm during a felony. Remember, situations involving disputes can escalate quickly, making it important to prioritize personal safety and distance. Prompt reporting and detailed witness information can play a key role in assisting investigations. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. The coordination between witnesses and officers really helped piece everything together. It's heartbreaking to hear the mother arrive while everything is still unfolding. The video evidence and witness accounts seem to have been critical in this case. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officers rush in comment if you felt that spike. The next incident is when Guy nearly kills four people in an accident, then tries playing dumb. damage to the vehicle. >> Oh yeah, that >> dude. I'm sorry about that. >> On May 15th, 2022, officers responded to an accident in which a car traveling at a high rate of speed hit another car and immediately fled the scene. It was said the suspect's car was completely totaled. When the officers located the suspect, he tried to act like he had no idea what happened. >> He hit us on the He's still >> Okay. He ran that light coming this way, smashed right into us. >> Okay. What direction were you guys going? >> Were you the driver? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I was going >> westbound on on Burns. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. And then where was he coming from? >> He was coming >> that way. the same direction I just came from. Yes, sir. Okay. And he ran a red light and he turned into the next entrance of this complex right here and took off in there. >> Were all three of you in the car? >> No, I live here. I just came. >> He just lived here. I have my buddy and his wife are down there. He got out to try to follow him and see where he went and his wife just went down there to >> Well, hey, call call them back. I'm going to send some of my guys in there. I don't want them getting in any >> No, no. I think he's over here on the other side of the road. >> He might have went into the hospital cuz that he he took the the most of the hit. He was the one on the other side of the >> uh he needs medical attention for that. >> I don't know. He might have went into the hospital. I don't know where he went. I just got off the phone with the uh >> and start on the phone with her >> like >> Oh my god. >> Tell your roommate. >> Not your fault. >> Yeah, I know. But still, you know, >> this is [ __ ] >> Here we go. Well, hopefully we uh >> finding it. Was there front end damage to the vehicle? >> Oh, yeah. It's that car up, man. >> And the only reason why I didn't get this in that bad >> still up. You don't It only has 30,000 miles on it. >> All right. >> And they went across the street. You think they're at the hospital? >> I'm I'm not sure. That's what I'm thinking. >> We in the middle of right now. Officers observe fluid trails leading away from the crash scene, suggesting the suspect vehicle's path. >> Additional units prepare to locate the driver >> there. And it's parked right there. You see the trail is going right up. You see the oil or whatever. >> Yeah. So, one of my guys that spotted it driving crazy in this area. So, I'm waiting for somebody to come over here. We're going to go try to talk to him. Who's the uh fourth occupant? Do you know where he's at? >> He's right back here. have him come over so we can at least get you guys' info and then we'll uh we'll go try and contact that guy. >> Is um the registered owner's name is Dylan. Is he aware of this now? >> No, he's not. I haven't even called him yet, man. Okay. >> Officers gather information from occupants of the struck vehicle, confirming multiple people were inside and describing the severity of the impact. >> Well, it's not your fault. I ran a red light, >> but damn, man. >> I got, you know, I got a healthy driving record. This is [ __ ] >> No, it's not your fault. He did it and he took off. So, we'll get it written up, but before we do anything, I got to get there. >> We all We all like hesitated. I was like, >> I seen it and I was like, wow. >> I think we all just so in shock and spun us all the way around and then some of it tried to take off. >> So, all of the damage, including the bumper here, is all from him. >> This is This car has been flawless. This car has only has 30ome,000 miles on it. The only reason why I was driving tonight to keep the battery cuz it sat for a long time recently >> and the starter went on it. >> Okay. So, he's out of town all the time working. So, >> here. Let me start with what we got. >> Yep. >> Some [ __ ] man. >> I'm all right. That [ __ ] snatched my whole goddamn side. >> You want to uh do you want to get checked out or you all right? >> I'm going to be all right, but this mother need to go to jail. That [ __ ] hit us and run a red light like some [ __ ] [ __ ] that we're >> witnesses state the suspect ran the red light at high speed causing the collision and spinning the victim vehicle before leaving the scene. >> We're going to go talk to them once we're done. Um just go ahead and get their information >> and then we'll uh I'll get this put in the computer. >> Well, I I can tell you if it's the same car that they gave me the plate on from earlier, the guy lives in here. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to go right to his apartment door. >> Yeah, please do it. >> But I got to But again, like I said, I got to finish with you guys first before I can go do that. So, you guys said um you guys said there's like a oil slick or something that'll lead straight to his car. >> Okay. No, they're saying that there's an oil slick that will lead straight to the car. It's all this stuff right here. >> I'll take you. >> Oh, yeah. He was smoking. >> No, no, no. When I go over there, you guys got to stay over here. I can't Yeah, I can't bring you guys. >> The whole front of the car. >> Did any of you happen to see what he looked like, though? The driver. >> He ran cuz I chased him. He ran. >> White guy. Older white guy with white hair, collared shirt. Okay. All right. Let me get this stuff put in and then um I'll head over there. >> I'm going to need a place to stay, y'all. >> It ain't your phone. You ran a red light. >> A witness follows the suspect briefly and provides a description of the driver and vehicle, including direction of travel and location within the complex. >> He ran a red light and he was flying. >> I look like this. I'm sitting there talking. I said, "Oh shit." Boom. The whole >> door off when he >> So he seen that he crashes and just let him just take off. What the >> h? >> So I followed him. I know right where his car is at. I took all that. There's that Marriott. He trailed and chased us. >> Yeah. >> I I was like I was like I wish I wasn't on this car cuz I really want to stop this guy cuz he drive like an [ __ ] >> That [ __ ] smashed right into us. Didn't even see the red. The we was perfect. >> I remember her saying >> and then nothing. >> Oh >> that [ __ ] spinned us all the way around. >> All the way around hard, bro. He hit us hard. He didn't even hit the brakes. He's lucky it didn't do more to Dylan's car. Bro, >> what's the >> I could have sworn the whole side of this car was going to be pushed in. How hard someone got injuries after what's the amount of time they have here to hospital? >> All I can say is that car is a freaking tank. >> That thing took the bro. Hey, >> he just took a whack. >> That one's messed up, >> bro. The whole front end smashed him, bro. And it's I mean it goes from his back door all the way to his back light right there. But >> that Chrysler's a tank. >> That [ __ ] took that [ __ ] I ain't even going to lie because I could have swore when I came back to the car cuz I chased him over to where that [ __ ] ran off to >> and they said >> you can't raise your hand. >> Heard it. It was loud enough to hear even from 80. >> Which way were you? Which direction? >> I was walking west. >> West. So, it had headphones in, but even at 80 or 100 yards, I heard the smack. And when I turned around, they were spinning >> into oncoming traffic. >> Okay. >> And the car was already stopped. >> Officers identified the suspected vehicle parked nearby and note visible damage consistent with the crash. >> Intersection facing this way. >> Okay. >> And they both sat there for a minute. >> Did you see if you ran the red light or anything like that? >> No. Got her at my back. I mean, but it seemed But >> I want to say that this light was >> red. >> But you saw you saw the accident, then you saw him actually leave. >> I just saw them spin out cuz I heard it and then I saw them spin into >> Did you see the other vehicle at all? >> Yeah, it was. So then they were both stopped for a second and it was faced kind of like in this direction. So I kind of like walked over there quick to see if anybody was hurt cuz nobody was moving. >> Did you see him leave? >> He just bolted. >> Okay. >> And then they followed. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Appreciate it. >> All right. Glad you guys are all right. >> All right, so here's um here's the case number that the report's going to be linked to. We're going to go over there now. We're going to try to talk to him. Obviously, he doesn't answer the door. There's not a whole lot I can do. However, >> neighborhood, >> that's what it says. Yeah. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> So, if um if we can see the car, >> his name. >> I No, cuz I can't I can't give you the name unless I can figure out that he was driving. And if he don't want to answer the door, you know, I can't go kicking doors for that. >> So, what I'm going to do is we're going to go check it out. get the door open for y'all. >> Listen, man. I got I got this recording real say stuff like that. Anyway, um I'm going to go check that car out and if the damage matches up, then I'm going to go ahead and plug at least the car into the report. So, his insurance will be obligated to cover that part of it. >> But then as far as him, again, I got to talk to himirectly. >> Insurance on that vehicle. Is it insured? >> Probably. >> Let me check. >> Cuz I'm going off the plate he gave me, but it sounds like it's the same car. It's >> a GR86. GR86 might as well be a Scion, but they rebadged it a couple years ago. Yeah, I dude. >> Airbag deployment. >> Got your notepad? >> Yeah. >> Just note heavy airbag deployment. Oh, it's just driver side. Heavy front end damage. New oil slick. >> All the stuff that you see on it. >> Yeah, >> I see an ID card right there. >> Cool. So, we can still got to talk to him. Just go ahead and charge it. All right. So just write down >> officers observe physical indicators including marks consistent with seat belt use and challenge the individual's account. >> Just driver side driver side airbag oil. >> So he was wearing the seat belt. There's a cold uh [ __ ] yingling right there. >> A cold jingling right there. Hold the inline. >> Yeah, you can see it right there. It's got condensation on it. >> Hold the multiple. >> Jonathan, what happened to your car? I know you hear me. Jonathan. Hey Jonathan, what happened to your car? Partner, >> why don't you both stop? >> Palm Beach Gardens Police. >> Why don't you stop? >> What happened to your car? I'm just walking. >> You're walking? But you happen to be the owner of that car right there that's all smashed up and was just in a crash. >> Anything you want to tell me about the crash? >> No, >> not necessarily. I mean, >> not necessarily. See, you got the seat belt mark right there. So, what's the deal? What happened? >> I wasn't in any car accident. >> You weren't in any car crash? What's up with that mark on your neck? I'm not sure what I'm not sure >> right now. You can tell us and it can't be used against you. So, >> the individual continues denying involvement. Officers determine probable cause and place him under arrest for leaving the scene of the crash. >> What happened? It's understandable, but no, I mean, I wasn't I I let a body I I let my friend use the car. >> Mhm. >> I >> And he crashed with you in it in the driver's seat cuz you got that passenger dead seat belt mark right there. This was, you know, this was something else, but you know, I mean, I wasn't driving and uh and sorry about that. I mean, it was a >> All right. So, you don't want to tell me. >> I was at the house and a friend of mine was using my car >> 15 when they got back. No. >> All right. You're under arrest for hit and run. All right. And you're damn lucky that we couldn't put you behind the wheel while you're drunk like this, too. Wait here. I'm going to pull the car around. >> Yep. >> Back of the car. >> Stop. Hold for a second. >> The individual was arrested for leaving the scene of a crash, resisting arrest, DUI, and reckless driving. Remember, leaving the scene of a crash can significantly escalate legal consequences regardless of fault. Providing accurate information to investigators is important during incident reporting. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. The physical evidence seemed to contradict what he was saying. 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