What agency are you with? I'm the secretary. Secretary. All right. Pistol come back. Clean. Stole. Uh, it was clean. Clean. Okay. She is a week six old 6 days old today. What happened? Yeah. You had the wrong person. Your car? No. Maybe it was a car like mine. I I was in the hospital. Fairfax County police rammed into the car of this nursing mother with her six-day old infant inside and traumatized them badly. This officer here, 4383, head on collision. I'm sitting at the lights. On October 1st, 2022, officers with the Fairfax County Police Department spotted a vehicle linked to a high-speed chase. It had been flagged in the National Crime Information Center database, warning that the occupants could be armed and dangerous. Acting swiftly, the officers moved in and intercepted the vehicle. But what they discovered after pulling it over raised more questions than answers. We stopped the wrong person. This officer here, 4383, head on collision. I'm sitting at the light. I'm sitting at the light and he comes and hits me from the front. Hits me from the front claiming that I was in a high chase. I've been in the hospital having my baby. Having my baby. The wrong person. I'm on my way to Walmart to get my kids some food for the rest of the week for school next week. your friend. Headone collision 4383. Remember this. The driver identified as Jamie Kimble was with her newborn, her 5-year-old, and a friend when officers rammed into her vehicle without activating their warning lights or sirens. A clear violation of policy. According to the Fairfax County Police Department's General Order 503, officers are required to activate emergency lighting and sirens when engaging in pursuit driving in accordance with Virginia Code 46.2920. Although the vehicle matched the description of one link to a prior incident, Kimble and her passengers were not the suspects police were looking for. We just old 6 days old today. Explain what happened. Yeah, you had the wrong person. Your car. No, maybe it was the car like mine. I I was in the hospital. If you call Alexandria, I know hospital. I was in there county once again. They got another gold point. They got another gold point, y'all. Gold star for you. Gold star for you. Kimble explained that she had recently acquired the vehicle and the new ownership records had not yet been updated. Fortunately, no one was physically injured during the encounter. She demanded an apology from the police. Although the Fairfax County Police Department announced an internal review, no public apology has been issued and no officer has faced disciplinary action. While in the next case, despite admitting they had the wrong guy, officers arrested him anyway. No, you're hurting me. No, we're not. You're hurting yourself right now. What are you doing? You are hurting. In October 2021, 25-year-old Sylvester Hayes, a father of four, was just trying to grab breakfast with his kids. But the quick drive turned into a nightmare when Dallas police pulled him over because his name sounded a little too familiar to the cops. Okay. Well, what's your information? That's it. That's all. That's all. Damn. I'm going to I'm going to go get something for my baby, something to eat. Hey, if you're good, sir, you're good. I'll explain to you. Sir, I didn't give you permission to do that. I know. Step out. I'll explain everything. No, sir. Tell me why. You didn't give me permission. I didn't give you permission to right now. You are being detained. Come on. Hey. Yeah. Come on. Step out. Come on. Come on. Let's step out, bro. Come on. Step out. Come on and step out. You're going to get tased. Come on and step out. You pulling out. Come on and step out, bro. Come on and step out. Come on and step out. Come on and step out, bro. Step out. Hold on. Hold on, bro. Come on and step out. Come in on me for what? Hold on. I I didn't give y'all permission. Hold on. Bro, this is my gun. This is my [Applause] help. [Applause] [Music] No, no, no, no, no, no. Y'all hurting me. Hurting me, man. Ying me. Ying me, man. No, I'm not, man. What are y'all doing, bro? Help! Help! Help! Help! They hurting me. During the arrest, officers found a legally owned gun on Sylvester, but that only escalated things further. I'm not happy. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. [Music] You got me. No, we're not. You are hurting yourself. Hey, while he's down, search him. Bro, I don't have Bro, I don't have anything, bro. On the floorboard of the front passenger. Bro, I don't That is my gun. It is in my name, bro. You are pressing my pressure point. Stop. Bro, you're getting this because you're acting this way. All right, let's get him up. Ready? 1 2 3 up. Y'all are in big trouble, man. I can't even get up, man. Get the baby and get you a black man. You let them dummy. Damn. Fe. You see how they doing, bro? Come on. You a black man. Look how they do it, man. I got I got four kids, man. I got four kids at the house, man. 380. Serial number is going to be November Juliet Whiskey 8843. That is my weapon is in my name. That's my weapon is in my name. Doing this for no reason, man. I got Bro, I got to go get something to eat for my kids, bro. Okay. I got to go get something to eat my kids and that's how they doing me. Officers claimed he matched the name of a domestic violence suspect. But here's the catch. Sylvester's license read Sylvester Hayes, while the suspect they were looking for was spelled with a Y. Sylvester. Shortly after they realized they had the wrong guy. So what it say about the gun, sir? When y'all ran this way when I ran it and you saw me run it, it came back clear. It's not stolen. None of that. Right. So damn, like being like the third or something like that. But as soon as I saw the lesser haze, I was like, "Okay, let's get him out in." Despite being the wrong man, Sylvester was still charged with resisting arrest and unlawful firearm possession. Though the charges were dropped a year later, the damage was done. In October 2023, he sued the city of Dallas and the officers for excessive force, racial profiling, and constitutional violence. But the court ruled against him and dismissed the case. The arrest cost Sylvester his job, home, and even custody of his children. But this wasn't the case for the Florida state attorney. What agents are you with? I'm the state attorney. Same thing. All right. On June 19th, 2017, two Orlando police officers ran a routine plate check and flagged something unusual. They pulled the car over but had no idea who was behind the wheel. What agents are you with? I'm the state attorney. Secret. All right. Thank you. Your tag didn't come back. Never seen that before. I'm sorry. Yeah, we're good now. So, it was we ran a tag. It I've never seen it before. A Florida tag. It's never come back to anything before. So, that's the reason for the stop. What was the tag run for? I'm sorry. What was the tag run for? Oh, we run tags all the time, whether it's a traffic lights and and that sort of stuff. That's how we figure out if you know cars were stolen and that sort of thing. Also, the the windows are really dark. I don't have a tent measure, but that's another reason for the stop. You guys have cards on here? Yeah. One second, please. Actually, this isn't my car, but I can write my name down if you'd like. 57. Ready? There you are. Have a good day. Once she identified herself as the state attorney, the officers promptly ended the stop without issuing a citation. However, the next wrongful arrest victim was gunned down in his front yard by officers. Hey, handsome. On April 5th, 2023, around 11:30 p.m., Farmington officers Daniel Estrada, Dylan Goodluck, and Whan Wson responded to a domestic violence call at 5308 Valley View Avenue. Still, they mistakenly went to 5305, Robert Dodson's home across the street. Police Department. Farmington. Police tell me to come to the door. Affirming. No one's coming to the door. Hey, firm. If you can call the RP back and have him come to the door. Farmington, please. 5308. Yeah, it might have been 5308. Is this not 5308? That's what it said right there. Right. No, it's 5305, isn't it? 108. Can you 109 that address? 5308 Valley Avenue at a confidence. Don't tell me I'm wrong. They knocked and announced themselves, but when no one responded, realizing they had the wrong address, chaos broke out just as they turned to Lee. Hey, 108. We have one down at the doorway. Hey, one down. We got you covered. Move. Move. Let's move out. Hands up. 4108 shots fired again. Copy. Shots fired. Okay. Dunson opened the door with a handgun at his side. Within seconds, officers opened fire, hitting him 12 times. Amid the chaos, his wife Kimberly fired a shot from the doorway, unaware that the people outside were police. The officers returned fire, but she was not hit. Once she realized they were law enforcement, she complied with their commands. Knocking on the door, no one's coming out. I hear a metallic like the gun, like a gun cocking. Me, Dylan, and Estrada back up. The dude comes the door, points the firearm at us, and then we get in a gunfight. And then female comes out of the house, and she points it at us as well. And she's still inside. Yes, from my knowledge. Come out with your hands up. Come to us. I didn't help. Come to us. Come to us. We're going to help you. Come out. Come on, ma'am. Come here. Come to us. Come to us. Come to us. Come to us. We're going to help him. Get her in cuffs. Go ask if what his condition is. Yes, sir. The problem was that Dodson had just woken up. There were no police sirens, flashing lights, or clear attempts to identify themselves as law enforcement, just armed men standing in the dark. Believing his home was under attack, he grabbed his firearm and moved toward the door. He was shot multiple times and later succumb to his injuries. The three officers were placed on administrative leave after the shooting, but have since returned to duty. The New Mexico Department of Justice found their use of force reasonable and in line with standard police practices and declined to press charges. The Donsson family, however, strongly disagreed. In September 2023, they filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Farmington and the three officers involved. The case is still ongoing.