A routine call of a suspicious vehicle on someone's property turns into these officers longest fight of their lives. >> All right. Do you got your ID on you, boss? >> I do. >> Do you have anything on you? Like any type of weapons or anything like that on you? >> Nothing like that. >> I'm just doing the training sentiment. >> All right. You mind stepping back a little bit? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> You mind stepping back a little bit? >> Yeah. >> I don't want you my personal space. I need you to step back for a little bit. >> Good job. >> All right. No. >> Do you have your ID or not? Yes, sir. >> Good job. >> All right. Can I have that? Now, >> do me a favor. Step behind the car. But >> that's not the right idea. >> Not the what right idea? >> No. No. I got two different ideas. Okay. Well, let me have the Florida one. So, do me a favor. Just go up against behind the car. >> I run the tag. >> Yep. Just move your foot for a second so I can get the tag. >> Why are you moving like that, man? You're just like really twitchy. >> Where's your ID, ma'am? Thank you. Do me a favor. Put that down on the seat. Put that down and keep your hands on your lap. Thank you, >> Joseph. All right. Do me a favor, bud. Just stand up right here. Stand. No. Stand up. >> Yeah. >> Stand up. >> Yeah. Can I ask what's wrong? >> Yep. Just put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Hold on. I'm going to ask. >> Don't resist. Stop tensing up right now. >> Put your hands behind your back. Behind your body. Look. >> Put your hands behind your back. Tensing up. >> Why are you twisting me? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Oh, >> guys. Stop. Stop. What the >> Stop. resisting >> resisting what >> as a federal agent. >> You're a Fed2 or 51. You're a Fed. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop, >> guys. That's Angel right there. >> Stop grabbing on hitting. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm not supposed to. >> I'm evoking my weight. >> Stop. >> Stop. You see how you guys need to train? I already did it. >> You're going to get tased. Let go. >> That sucks. Don't let go. >> You weren't trained right. Let me train you. >> 22 central fight. >> Wake up. >> Get on the ground. >> Show me your [ __ ] head. >> Get on the ground. Show me your ass. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> I'm a man. I can't wait. >> Don't move. Don't move. >> Deployment central. >> Calls two. >> Call Governor Scott right now. >> Get the out of the ground. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the ground now. Get out of the car now. >> Get the out of the car now. >> Last round. >> Get out of the car now. >> Last round. >> We need more people. Code three. >> Babe, give me keys. >> Stop moving. >> Give me the keys. >> Ma'am, get out of the car now. >> She's dead. >> Get out of the car. >> You killed her. Get out of the car. >> Stop. >> Ma'am, get out of the car now. >> Move. Get out so you don't get hurt. Get out. >> Get on the floor. Get on the floor. Get on the floor. >> Get out of the car now. Damn it. >> Stay there. >> You're going to get it again. Get the out of the car. >> Get the out of the car. You're going to get >> Stoping moving. >> Get the out of the car now. >> I'm trying. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car that way. You're going to get it again. Hit him again. >> No. Look. I'm >> Get out of the car. Last warning. >> Sir, baby. Check how many times she's done that this month. The second time she's done this. >> Get the out of the car now. >> You're going to get it again. Get up. >> Don't reach. >> Get out of the car now. >> Lay down on the floor. >> Lay down on the floor now. >> Now. >> Now. You're going to get it again. Now >> we got one that's refusing to comply with any of our orders. Myself and Yankee, I'm sorry. Delta 21 have two taser deployments. >> Get on the ground now. Get on the ground now. >> Chris, >> get the on the ground now. >> Hit him again. >> Get down now. >> She's dead. >> She's not dead. >> Get down. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get the ground. >> Hey, get down on the ground now. >> Right in there. >> I got lethal now. I got lethal. Don't [ __ ] try me, man. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground now. >> Get >> back. >> Stop. >> Get the back now. Get the [ __ ] back. >> Angel, >> get back. >> I protected her. >> Get back. >> Stop. >> Get the back now. >> I watched you all night. Look, somebody shot the picture earlier. >> Get the back now. lay down on the floor. If you don't starting listening, you're gonna get shot. Do you understand? >> Do you understand? >> Esavar's wife. >> Cra, we got the subject at gunpoint. Put your hands out. Put your hands out now. >> Put your hands out. >> Angel, put your hands out. Angel, >> put your hands out. >> I can't under your >> Put your hands out. >> Ma'am, keep your hands clear. >> She is clear. >> Put them out wider, ma'am. >> Put your hands wider. Don't move. >> Wrong wing. >> I got lethal. Just stand by. Put your hands out. >> I can't. I'm out of breath. I'm dead. Jennifer, did you catch that? >> Don'ting move. >> I still got him at lethal. We're going to wait for additional units to secure them. You are person. And you got that person the way the department said. >> All right. He's definitely on the 31 and he's definitely put up for resistance. Elon Musk has me on file as a key information specialist. >> All right, thank you. So far, we're good. Still lethal coverage and he's still babbling about some >> No, I'm not. >> Random stuff. >> Elon Musk >> still got lethal. The subject's laying on top of the other one that's proned out. Hands out. >> Female. We used our pepper spray and have an effect on him. And for tasers, what's the closest unit? Is that coming? What's your number? >> I'm at 305. >> All right. When you get here, come around and you'll see us behind. Come around the patrol car >> on the pavement. >> Joseph, this is what's going to happen. I need you to put yourself on the stomach. Put your hands out. We're going to get You're going to get less lethal. Do you understand me? >> I can't. My heartbeat. >> No. I need you to put on your stomach. Put your hands out. >> You need to comply. You need to comply. >> I'm trying. >> Hey, come over here. Come on this side. Come on this side. >> Joseph, I'm asking you to come on this side and put your hands out. >> I can't, dude. >> I need you to do it now. effectively bound to >> put your head behind your back. >> All right, that's fine. But I'm fally bound to be here with you. >> Look in the back. You broke out. You don't understand. I got >> Don't move. >> All right, guys. >> Don'ting move. You understand me? I can't. [Music] >> I'm not resisting, guys. >> Stay your side. Turn over your side. I set you up cuz Lisa has her dollars. They're timestamped. >> Sit up. All right. Let me do it myself. Hold on. Let me I need to help hold myself up behind your back. >> Give your other hand to me. >> You got anything on you? You good? >> I have a house key in the front right pocket. >> What is it? >> A house key. >> That's the only thing in my pocket. >> You weren't hit with the taser or anything like that? You're good. >> He hit me on the arm. >> He hit you on the arm. >> The taser felt like it shocked me on the arm. >> Okay. >> As it went across me. >> All right. >> The one that's giving me problem. >> This one, but I'm trying to figure out why. >> Sit up. Search her real quick. >> Put your feet past shoulder width apart. Do you have anything on your person that's going to poke or stick me? >> How's my front pocket? That should be the only thing. >> No needles or anything like that. All right. >> Um, so sat down, ran his DL49. Once we went hands on, he resisted. Taser deployments. He got up, started fighting us. He was trying to go for my belt. I don't know exactly what it was. Um, what's her name? Julia was telling her, "Get off his belt. Get off his belt." Got my taser out. I was too close. He had to be by my foot. I couldn't release my foot. >> So, we figure out what's going on. We're going to go put you in a car. >> Taser didn't have an effect. I was too close. Went to the car, got in the car, trying to take off, and that's when Julia hit him. It was good, but still continued to fight. >> Okay. >> We ran out of uh deployments. We told him to get out. That's when we started maintaining a lethal. T went with the pepper spray. Didn't have an effect on him. It had more effect on me than it did him. >> Are you okay? >> I'm good. I'm good. Just kind of the back spray. That's it. The back spray. >> All right. So, none of the tasers were effective. Pepper spray wasn't effective. Eventually made him stop. >> Oh, he just started babbling. The officer isn't exaggerating when he said the suspect was babbling as we cut approximately 12 minutes worth of the suspect speaking random gibberish while the officers were waiting for backup. >> We we waited for the next unit cuz we didn't want to go hands on cuz we thought he was going to resist. So once he got here with um his less lethal, that's when we went we started complying. >> What's your name? >> Lori. >> How are you related to him? >> My boyfriend. >> He's your boyfriend. Okay. Um you're not under arrest or anything. Okay. You're going to get released here. You didn't put up a fight with us. You didn't do anything. Okay. You complied to everything that we had to do. Okay. When he was in the car, what was he doing? >> When we first got in here, he got out and left the car running. He's asking where water hose where a water hose is. I'm like, >> I don't even know. You know, why are we here? This place is mommy asking what's the drug of choice? >> Um, math. >> Math. When's the last time you shot up? Do you know? >> Yesterday. >> Yesterday. Is it Is that normal how he acts? >> And it's not. >> Just check her out for vitals, please. And then we'll uh cut her loose. >> Do you need him for anything else? Yeah, he does. >> No, we're good. Okay, come on. >> Here. Come here. >> Oh, come on, man. Put your feet in. What'd you start fighting us for, man? >> I didn't. I was protected. >> What do you mean you did? >> You got paid to protect the Queen of Elizabeth. You wouldn't do it because >> All right, go bud. Man, now you got my uniform all dirty. >> Hey, I don't >> put your put your shoe in, man. Come on. Put your foot in. >> Hey babe, give them the video money. >> Obviously, bud is in their wallet. I promise you. >> Let's go back. >> Now, imagine showing up to this thinking it's just another ordinary call. The suspicious car parked where it shouldn't be. And before you can even finish your thought, your heart rate's climbing like it's trying to escape your chest. And that's because most cops know when something's about to happen. From the moment these officers pulled up, a storm was waiting. And when you're a cop, you can't evacuate. You have no choice but to ride it out. The first sign was when he stepped into the officer's personal space. And the second, he was extremely jittery. And what's crazy, he finds your strength to run even after he fought and was tased. This is why as a cop, you can't just count on your equipment. You have to be in shape, well trained, and prepared for anything. And we saw they hit him again and again with that taser, and still he wouldn't quit. And there's a unique kind of fear that sets in when a suspect feels pain but just keeps coming. It's like fighting a ghost that bleeds. And in those seconds, cops aren't thinking about paperwork or policy. They're thinking about going home alive. I remember fights like this. And it didn't end when the cuffs went on because that was just when the noise stopped. Later that night, when I was in bed, and my hands finally stopped shaking, but my head was still at the location from earlier. And every cop walks away from a fight like this a little different. You patch up the bruises, write the report, and everyone thinks it's over, but it's not. These kind of fights, they do get under your skin. They remind you that every shift could be the one that breaks you or approves while you still wear the badge. And the crazy part is tomorrow you'll strap the vest back on and do it all over again because that's what separates the ones who talk about courage from the ones who are willing to bleed. This suspect was charged with two counts of felony battery on a law enforcement officer and one count of felony resisting an officer with violence totaling a bond of $15,000. He is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of