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[sighs] Family County 911. What's the location of your emergency? >> My front door. >> Okay, honey. Hang on. They're coming. Okay. Is there any way you all can get into a different room and shut? >> What's on fire? >> MY HOUSE IS ON FIRE. >> As deputies scrambled to the rural residence deep in the woods where the family of three lived, the details they received from dispatch became more bizarre by the second. He's on a husband's bobcat. >> You advise he's on a bobcat. >> That's what she said. He's on a bobcat. [applause] >> Is move back. >> Where's he at? >> I don't know. >> Where's he at? Right. Rick, >> are there any weapons in the house? >> Yes. >> Where is he on the bobcat? Oh, that's kits. >> You talking about the officer? >> They're giving us officer info. Apparently, the suspect's in the house. Maybe has weapons. >> What's bobcat? We don't know yet. >> Out of the house. >> Suspect that caught the house on fire could be in the house. >> What's his name? You know where he went? >> He was around the house. He's coming. He just slashed my tires on my Jeep. >> Back out. Come on. Watch out. followed by >> Where's he at? Ray Ray this crazy mother. I know who this is, too. >> Is he inside? >> Trying to make entry, but >> I got all four tires coming on my Jeep. He did. He came around here after he was stoking the fire. >> I said, "Hurry, I'm dragging my Jeep down. >> Hurry up. Back it out." >> 15. It's going to be that one that me and you were out with a while back. >> Oh my god. I'm just looking to see if he's out here. Make sure he doesn't double back behind us. Is he in the house cover weapons? >> Yeah, I did. There's weapons in the basement. >> Whoever's in that car, get that. Y'all get out here if he's got a gun or something. >> I don't think he's got a gun. He had my chainsaw >> up here on the top of the hill. We're going to need to move some of these cars so the fire trucks can get in here. Hey, >> will that go forward? >> 17 down. You're stuck. >> It's all right. Just leave it there. >> I wish I'd have just went out and shot him in the damn leg or something. >> So, we don't know 100% where he's at. >> Me and Mason try to go inside. It's fully like you can't get inside. We're just setting up an outer perimeter in case he does try and come out. But >> he's inside there. There's too much smoke. >> Where is the fire department? I don't know. >> 22. I'm going to need you to get your car so the fire trucks can get in here. >> Who was it? >> My brother-in-law. Her brother. Brian Scott Walker. >> Brian Scott Walker. How old is it? >> About 42. Ain't he Donnie? >> 42. >> Yeah. >> If he's in there, it ain't good. >> He in there. >> If he is, I don't think he went back. Or you think he's in the house? My boy said he seen him turn the light on. >> It's her brother, right? >> Yeah. Y'all just had a fire in Mortown next to the jail they're building on second there and I reckon you burn it up. >> He's on the M. >> Are you all right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It hasn't It didn't reach our house yet. It's just I was in my room and we randomly heard a pop in there. I heard a pop. But >> somebody's the brother's intentionally trying to unlock the truck. I'm going have to move it. It may be out here somewhere. Apparently, he was chasing them with a chainsaw or then he left the house on fire forever. So, >> oh my god. >> All the way. Quit worrying about it. It's fun. >> Oh my go. >> This one? Yeah. >> So, they come down. They come down right here. He may be in our head. >> 22. Is he still in the house or out the house or do you all even know? >> That's how I was told. He uh he ran inside. No one seen him. >> Best advice I'd give, nobody knows. >> We can get somebody to ride this subdivision. >> I'll ride it. >> Is he driving something or is he on foot? >> He's on foot. >> Yeah, >> that's all he has. >> We just dealt with this bag like two weeks ago. Last time we got him walking out >> kind of. That's why I'm keeping my eyes open. There ain't no telling what this guy's got on his mind. I'm assuming he got one of these places. That's what I'd done. >> 149 115. I rode the whole neighborhood. I don't see him. Unless >> he's in the house. He's ducked down somewhere. A shame what may have done to our country well to the world. >> Hey chief. >> Yes. >> Just let you know last known place for suspect is in the house. >> In the house. >> At least for us digging out. >> Where does he usually stay at? >> Well, he's a homeless cuz he burn his apartment down over next to where they're building a jail on Saget North. That's good. >> Is there a chance he got out the back door? >> There is a chance, but I mean the family scattered, but the last day he saw they that he was going inside. >> He ain't in there. >> I don't know, dude. He's pretty whacked out the last time we dealt with it. Here comes the wall. >> Everybody's up to speed. Smokes, huh? >> There it is. I was coming with you. You need me to give you mouth to mouth? >> No, I'm going to put this dip in and call it a day. I don't like smoking. >> As firefighters try to extinguish the inferno, officers search the area for any sign of where Brian could have gone while learning even more about his criminal history. >> You remember a Brian Walker we put in jail years ago? Him and another Brian for breaking in houses. That's him. >> Had uh one of mine burned down back when I was a young boy. My stepdad got caught in it. Uh, >> so at least everybody got out. >> Yes, we were very fortunate and blessed that we all able to get out and even got big. >> I think he's on foot. Ex-wife has called me and said he showed up for her business last Friday um on this talking out of his head and he was on foot. >> What's he look like? >> Like a pure mad head. He's got in his head that I've done something against him. >> So he just shows up. >> Yesterday was his last day in the motel. So he's homeless again. I guess he going to make us homeless. >> I wrote up Hill Trail if you want to shoot up Spout Springs in case you got in a woods or something. But I'm walking behind these houses right across the upper just in case. >> All right. >> Where at Kit? >> Jump in and go. He's on in the woods. >> Where's Where's your dog? >> Back there. I was on the ground. Stay >> there. Go back down. >> Go back down to the ground. >> Lay down. >> Hands behind you. Everybody back now. gave you your hands. >> We got to give you >> I got one. Give you a hand right now. >> Hands [ __ ] hand. >> I can't get to You're home now. >> Security gun. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> Damn. >> Well, quit fighting. >> Been a whole lot easier, wasn't it? >> Do nothing. Okay. >> My taser's on the road. >> Go get it. What are >> you doing now? >> Looking for a taser. Flashlight, dumb ass. >> There it is. Right under your foot. >> Yeah, I got my foot. >> You got it. I got him. He's got a knife right here. I'm going to take that. >> What' you do with the chainsaw? >> What? Chainsaw. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. Get out of the wood. >> Jesus. >> Damn. 68 started that way. My eyes are full of >> Well, that's what happens when you don't listen. >> We're going to bring him up to the medic. >> Stay there for a second. >> Six of you will spray me, you >> didn't want to. We did. There's a difference. >> Now you can stand up. Let me check this other P. >> Come over here. Where you at? >> That's over here. I mean, you ain't going to need where you're going. >> I don't give a They give you crocs. >> I I tag him twice. I had him at gunpoint. >> Hey, over here. Yeah, we're going to guide you. >> I think I lost my damn phone in here. >> Hold on. I'll call him. Well, I ain't got my phone. >> My camera went on. I'll probably be in trouble over that. >> What? It happened so quick. >> What' you see him walking on the road? >> Yeah, on the road. I figured he duck back out. >> Hell yeah. >> That's unusual aid right there. >> I chase him through the woods. You got smacking in the forehead. Don't get mad, but I stole the fire truck. >> Yeah, there you go. >> I'll go with that. >> He never even dropped >> and I hit him dead. Hey, can we fix the cuff now? >> Hell yeah. >> You get there needles and stuff. >> I got it. Hell yeah. >> Phone. >> Yeah, to the car. >> Lean up against that car. >> Hell yeah. What a P36. [ __ ] you. You shut up. Tell me you bad ass cuss ain't you? Yeah, you run like a too. >> You had a gun, [ __ ] >> So you had a chainsaw, [ __ ] >> You didn't stop me. You got caught, didn't you? >> Just I fell. You fat. >> Got caught, didn't you? I was hiding under a tree. You >> scared? Why you scared for? >> They look at you nose all running. >> Grow some balls. >> Grow some balls. >> Try to set a family's house on fire. >> You text room, man. Do that. I ain't set no goddamn house on fire. >> I wasn't even there. >> I'm so glad we went into the house when it was on fire to catch. >> Hey, we tried. >> We did. >> Can I get one? >> Y worried about your head. >> Once you get down to the jail, we'll get you one. >> You get a car. Shut up. >> I'll follow you down there. Simple solution. Don't get in trouble. >> Me and her were standing at the end of the road up there. >> Yeah. I seen a guy walking house on fire. Nobody leaves. So >> good thing you got DAMN ASS BURNING OUT. >> THANKS FOR THE RIDE. >> We got him. >> Thank god >> we got him. Tased him and pepper- sprayed him. >> You could have shot him. I don't care. >> He said he wasn't there. >> Of course he was. Please don't let him out. >> Nah, they we'll charge him with attempted murder. >> Yeah, he said this ends tonight. I woke up to a chainsaw through my front door. >> What's your name? >> Brian. Who? He got my day, man. Come on, man. >> According to jail records, Brian Walker was booked into Hamlin County Jail without bond and charged with three counts of attempted first-degree murder, three counts of aggravated assault, three counts of especially aggravated kidnapping, aggravated arson, and parole violation. According to prison records, the attempted murder and assault charges were dropped and he was found guilty of the remaining charges and sentenced to 40 years in prison. He is serving his sentence at Bledsoe County Correctional Complex and will be 82 years old when he is eligible for release in 2063.

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