Why do you have gloves on? Oh, you're trying not to get gross. No, no, no, no, no. I'm shooting myself. No, no, no, no, no. Oh. 6815. Shoot. Shots fired. Back off. When criminals refuse to go down without a fight, chaos erupts in an instant. Bullets fly, sirens wail, and every second becomes a battle for survival. These are the arrests that took a deadly turn caught on body cam in shocking detail. Hey, what's going on y'all? Hey, man. Deputy Cob County Sheriff's Office. The reason I pulled you over, all right, you're improper lane use. You're all over the road and back and forth. My car is on. I was trying to find a place to pull over. Oh, okay. Okay. Um, do you have um your registration insurance? Why do you have gloves on? Oh, you're trying not to get bro. No. [Applause] You got ID on you, man? Yeah. And what about the insurance? [Music] They didn't hit the car. I got any firearms in the car at all? Huh? On May 7th, 2023, Deputy Evan Cubbage of the Charleston County Sheriff's Office pulled over a vehicle at 4,915 Savannah Highway near Ravvenol around 3:45 p.m. What should have been a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled into a life ordeath confrontation, one that no officer ever hopes to face. How long would you buy this? Couple months. I was here to fix and everything. Yeah. Yeah. No big. I'm not going to bust I think uh it expired in in January. I'm like I said I'm not going to bust your chops over over that. I'm trying to get to it. It's just my phone. It's all cracked up. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] You still live on Joy Street? Mhm. Where's Rucking? Huh? Still walking, bro. Okay. [Laughter] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] Say again. It won't let me click anything. Oh, it does whatever it wants to. I got to go see a little bit. [Applause] Who'd you buy it from? It was my friend. Huh? One of my friends. Okay. It was sitting in her yard for like months cuz it needed a bunch of stuff fixed and so he just lo [Applause] Okay. You know his name by chance. [Music] Oh, I see it right here. You're good. I see. Huh? It's registered to you. I see that. You just don't have the updated registration. Have you started that process? Yeah. I'm just waiting on it. Oh, cuz I'm in the mail. Yeah. They sent it to the wrong address. They don't They don't uh Huh. Huh? They sent it to the wrong address at first and I had to go up there cuz I was waiting on it and I waited a month. It could be a thing. I have more like it's more updated than this, but that's only what I can get to right now. [Applause] All right. Hey, hop out. Hop out. Don't grab Don't reach for anything. I'm not reth. He's got a gun. Hey, I'm here. I'm here. He's down. I'm hit. Hey. Hey. Get back. Get back. Get back. My knee. Get Come on. Come on. Get back. Get back. What you got? Talk to me. I'm hitting my leg. I need help with this. You [ __ ] bro. Let's go. I got you. Cover me. Hey, cover me. I got you. I'm hit. I got you. I I hit twice. Where? In my leg. Let's go. Get down on your ground. Get down. It's It's It's It's coming out. Under South Carolina law, firing at officers, is attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, a felony punishable by up to 30 years. But with the suspect dead, the case will now shift to an internal investigation to determine if the deputy's use of force was justified. I [Applause] [Music] didn't really let me uh get EMS here. They're treating for him. EMS is coming northbound. They just pass Millers. [Applause] We need to put her in the car. You need to go. We need to put her in the [Music] car. [Music] Sergeant, I have 106 firearm and uh vest and body camera here [Music] on the circle. You want to tell them we're coming out to Savannah? [Music] I can put it on here. All right. Now, what is this? [Music] [Applause] 758. You need more traffic control. Do you want to shut down northbound or southbound as well? Northbound, but they got rerun southbound. [Music] I'm currently [Applause] [Applause] open this 149. I'm in the area highway at 526. Is there any intersection shut down or anything I can help with? [Applause] I mean, it's [Applause] [Applause] just officers arrive at the scene, swiftly securing the area by setting up barricade tape and redirecting traffic to maintain safety and control. Deputy Cubbage sustained three gunshot wounds, but was fortunate to survive. After receiving treatment for serious yet non-life-threatening injuries, he was released from the hospital later that night. Deputy Hajj miraculously escaped unharmed. In the aftermath of the shooting, deputies swiftly took the female driver into custody, bringing a dramatic and dangerous encounter to a close. Hello. Good point. Tense on the car. You got your license on you? [Music] One second. Okay. Mr. Bell, your in your registration has been suspended since uh uh February for an insurance lapse. Did you have some sort of laps or did you switch insurance or anything? I switched insurance. Okay. Yeah, your red is suspended right now. It's not It's not really a big deal. Uh we're just going to get Well, I got to have you step out and we'll work your thing and go from there. Okay. Yeah. Just come down here to chill. Okay. All right. No big deal. I'm doing what? I'm going to press. Oh [ __ ] Was it your leg? Yeah, I got shot. You got shot two weeks ago? 12. Oh, in 2012? Yeah. Oh Jesus. Okay. Um, I'll just have you step out slowly then, I guess. Are you able? Yeah, it's not. Knew that was coming. Knew that was coming. Knew that was coming. Watch out here. Sorry. What started as a routine parking lot encounter in Buffalo quickly spiraled out of control. Officers approached a suspect over illegal window tints and a suspended registration. But instead of complying, he sped off, triggering a high-speed chase that ended in a violent shootout. [Applause] both side. Passenger and driver. Radio. Passenger and driver both firing shots. Enemy car is approaching us. He is firing head on. He is firing at any officer coming close. Shoot. He's shooting. Driver shooting at us. Driver still shooting. Driver is still shooting. Driver is still shooting. Driver is still shoot. They're shooting right now. They're shooting right now. Passing the 33 on ramp. Still on Jefferson northbound. 33. Still on northbound 33. Catching still. Passing higher. Passing high enough. I wanted I wanted just fire rounds. still shooting. Under New York law, fleeing from police is resisting arrest. But the moment the suspect pulled a gun and fired, the situation escalated to attempted of a police officer, a charge that carries a possible life sentence. What happens next will determine just how many more charges stack up. He's going to shoot that keep moving. Go go. Let's get covering. The cars are right behind us. FS. Get out of the way. He's coming this way. CR, where are they? Hello. [Applause] Okay. We're approaching Filillmore. Approaching Filillmore. Speed is 20. Officers, be careful. Heads up out there. Heads up on Filillmore. Heads up on Filillmore. He's approaching now. The chase came to a violent end when the suspect crashed into a billboard pole. Even after the wreck, he allegedly kept firing at officers, forcing them to return fire. Once subdued, he was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. An Erie County judge later indicted him on seven felony charges and one misdemeanor, sealing his fate in the courtroom. Three officers suffered gunshot wounds in the chaos, a stark reminder of how quickly a routine stop can turn into a life or death battle. Hello. How you doing? Good. How are you today? Pretty well. The reason I'm pulling yours for 70 and a 55. Any reason for going that fast today? So, just keeping the traffic. Okay. Okay. Fair enough. You got your license and registration on you? Can I put it in park? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Where you coming from today? Uh church in my mom's cemetery. Okay. Okay. I just want to let you know that uh I'm a January 6th uh defendant. What do you mean? I stormed the capital. I'm waiting on my pardon. Really? Yeah. And I'm I uh I can't really afford to get in any trouble right now. Okay. I understand. Okay. Understand? I am driving without a license right now. Okay. So, why are you doing that then? Well, I have to I've been waiting for my uh hardship license. I just moved back from Idaho. Okay. U and I had to move back here because um my my federal case. Okay. So, I'm just in the middle of everything right now. So, with your federal case, why would you have to move back to Indiana? Well, I had pending traffic violations and I had to live in Indiana in order to qualify for the hardship license, but they didn't tell me that until I got my federal case. So, I moved back to get my license. Okay. All right. Well, let me see your license here. How many times have you been caught driving without a license? Um, in my life? No, just recently. Like, how many have you been caught with the suspended driver's license before? Yeah, but it hasn't been for years. Long time. Okay. All right, Matt. Hang tight for me, okay? And I'll get back with you. All right. Actually, you know what? Do you have the registration for your vehicle? I just bought this. I think it's I have the title here. Okay. Okay. Is that a corgi back there? Uh, this Okay. Rescue dog. Okay. All right. All right, Matt. Hang tight. H hang tight for me. Okay, buddy. What started as a routine traffic stop escalated into a deadly encounter. A Jasper County Sheriff's deputy pulled over a speeding driver on State Road 14. But the situation quickly spiraled out of control. As the suspect attempted to flee, he pulled a gun, forcing the deputy to make a split-second life or death decision. Hey, Matt. You want to go ahead and shut your vehicle off and step back here with me real quick? Yep. Go ahead and shut it off for me, please. Am I under arrest or anything? We'll come back here. I'll explain everything to you. Okay. Okay. All right. So, I'm going to hold on to this real quick while I explain it to you. Okay. So, today you're getting off of the verbal warning for the speed. However, you're habitual traffic violator. I know. which means that you are at a felony status for driving while suspended. Uhhuh. So today you are going to come with me. I can't I can't You're going to have to. Okay. You're going to come with me today. All right. No, I can't go to jail for this, sir. You're going to have to come. Can I get a ride? No. Are you sure? This is a I'll violate my Just listen to me. Okay. Number one, it's a felony offense. There's no there's no leeway with felonies in the state of Indiana. Now, maybe if it was a misdemeanor offense, I could work something out with you, but it's not a misdemeanor. It's a felony offense. Okay? So, that's how I that's why I can't work with you today with it. Okay? I understand your circumstances, but you understand that you can't drive. Okay? So, your driving has resulted into this situation. Okay? Now, what I'm going to do, all right, is I'm going to put your information right here for a sec. I want you to turn around, put your hands like Don't you do it, buddy. No, no, no, no, no. I'm shooting myself. No, no, no, no, no. Under Indiana law, fleeing from police after being ordered to stop is resisting law enforcement, a misdemeanor. If the suspect uses a firearm, the charge escalates to a felony carrying up to 6 years in prison. Pointing a gun at an officer is also a felony, further increasing penalties. Additionally, driving with a suspended license, especially with prior traffic violations, can lead to enhanced charges and harsher legal consequences. In the end, determining that Matt Huddle posed an imminent deadly threat. The deputy fired multiple shots, striking him. After securing the scene, the deputy retreated to his vehicle and awaited backup. Despite immediate life-saving efforts, Huddle succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Police Department. Yes. Can I get an officer to 10120 Johnston Road food line? Hold on one moment. I got food line on Justin Road. Yes, ma'am. Okay. And what's your name? What's going on? Um I got the same guy who keep coming in here shoplifting. Um saying uh he's Africanamean. He's 65. He probably about 220 230. Um, right now he's in the produce department making his round. Um, it's the same guy your officer keep coming for. And is he currently an idiom? Yes, he's right now. Right now. Okay. If somebody please hurry up. Yep. Got you. All right. All right. All right. He's walking. I'm going to try to get up with him. He's wearing a yellow raincoat. At 3:10 p.m., the Pineville Police Department, PPD, responded to a shoplifting incident at the Food Lion on 10120 Johnston Road. What seemed like a routine call quickly escalated when the suspect not only attempted to flee with stolen merchandise, but also resisted arrest, forcing officers to take immediate action. Hey, stop. Police. Stop. Please better back up. Get on the ground. One at taser. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground, sir. Oh. All right, we're walking towards AMC. He's already try to push off on me, so get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. [Applause] This is the police. You do realize that, right? Get on the ground, dude. I really don't want to tase you. Where's somebody at? We're walking on Johnson right [Applause] now. Get on the ground. Do not walk in the traffic. Kill this, dude. Do not walk in that traffic. All right. Keep the visual. He's walking into traffic now. Get him. Grab. Don't you move. Taser deployed. Taser deployed. He took a big Get on the ground. He's back up. I don't have any more tasers. He was able to get [Applause] up. Get on the ground now. [Music] I'm in uh Johnson Plaza now or Johnston. He's walking back to his [Applause] house. He bit me pretty good on my uh arm. We're still walking 23 in the area. Back up. [Music] I'm in front of Jonathan Plaza. Where you at? Go to the 1000 building over there. [Music] Turn around, Randy. I saw you. [Applause] We're sending medicage. Holding in now. You ain't getting away, bro. Get him ready. Get him. Back up. Get him. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Get down. Shots fired. 15. Shots fired. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get out of the ground. Under North Carolina law, shoplifting is classified as larseny with misdemeanor charges for goods under $1,000 and felony charges for theft exceeding that amount. Resisting arrest is a class 2 misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and fines. Assaulting a police officer is a class one felony, carrying potential prison time with increased penalties if serious injury occurs. He's fighting. Taser. [Applause] Taser. Get him. Get him. Get him. Shot fire. Shock fire. Shot fire. Get down. Get down. Get off the Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your [Applause] back. Put your hands behind your [Applause] [Music] back. In the end, the suspect sustained multiple non-lifethreatening gunshot wounds and was transported to a nearby hospital for medical treatment. I think that's going to be him. Blue sweater. [Music] Yep, that's him right there. On the other side of the street on male black 615 shots fired. Labria. Hey, it's Beverly. Suspect male male black loose sweatshirt. He's getting off. He's getting off. No. 6815. Shots fired. He's right there. 6815. We're going to be at the Detroit and Beverly. Suspect running northbound on Detroit. Watch out. Watch out. He's in the area. He's going to frequency. 687. We're going to be Detroit behind the domino. Domino. I'm doing the Hey, get out of here, man. Beverly Beverly in Detroit behind the dopect is black 68 6877. We need a perimeter. Two blocks north, two blocks west and east. See 6815. He's wearing a blue shirt, black pants, carrying a tan bag. The LAPD responded to a distressing call. An armed suspect was reportedly threatening construction workers at gunpoint. When officers arrived, the situation escalated quickly as the suspect allegedly opened fire, forcing police to return fire in a tense and dangerous standoff. Get in. Get in. Beverly suspect male. Male black boot sweatshirt. He's good enough. Get enough. [Music] 6850. We're going to be at the [Music] Detroit area. Under California law, assault with a firearm is a felony carrying a sentence of up to four years in prison with enhancements for using a gun. Attempted police officer is a severe felony punishable by 15 years to life. Additionally, brandishing a firearm in a threatening manner can result in jail time, especially when aimed at civilians or law enforcement. He's laying there with he's laying there basically on his stomach on his back. back to the gun right now. Good. Well, this is an opportunity right now. We're going to make the approach on now. Just back up to the gun. Do not move. Do not move. The suspect suffered several non-life-threatening gunshot wounds and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Item.