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It's midnight at the Shady Oaks apartment complex. A resident is walking back to his apartment when suddenly
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he's shot by an unidentified man. sworn I heard a gunshot or a firecracker and I'm not sure which one.
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>> When police rush to the scene, they're immediately faced with a barrage of gunfire targeting anyone who moves and
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no idea who or how many shooters are active. All while dozens of innocent lives are at fatal risk.
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>> More shots are being fired right now. >> Just calm down. >> What kind of injury do you have?
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>> It's a gunshot. >> Okay. Who shot you? >> I don't know. >> Go get her. >> I'm going to get snipers put up on the
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east side. Yes. >> Get over here. GET OVER HERE. >> GET down on the ground now. At approximately 2:17 a.m. on that
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Sunday night, officers receive reports of gunshots near Shady Oaks apartment complex. Minutes later, around 2:20
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a.m., first responder officer Cody Nem approaches the scene to investigate. Little does he know, the gunshot reports
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were part of a trap set by the shooters, and he was driving straight into it. >> I think I've been shot. Moments after
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entering the parking lot, officer Needam is struck by a bullet as multiple shots
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rang out and immediately radios nearby officers for backup. >> I'm going to the hospital. Dispatch, let
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ER know I'm coming. There was a rapid succession of shots. Do you know where it came from?
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>> It's backed by Shady Oaks. There were more shots back by Shady Oaks. >> Okay, we need to get a perimeter around
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this building. >> Multiple units nearby are now in route to Shady Oaks. However, the scale of
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police response will soon grow much larger as officers realize the severity of the situation and the danger posed to
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the civilians. But for now, as backup units head towards the scene, officer need him speeds towards the hospital.
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Still uncertain how severe his injuries are. I think I've been shot. >> I don't know what the out.
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>> Go in this room right over here. >> I'll need him receives urgent medical care. Backup officer Christopher Diesson
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and other units make their way towards Shady Oaks. Completely unaware, they're stepping into a deadly 8-hour long
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standoff. [music] In rapidly chaotic incidents like these, officers have no choice but
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to make split-second tactical decisions. To fully understand how police manage such dangerous situations, we'll follow
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every tactic and decision through every stage of the standoff. Starting with Officer Diesson, who's just arrived on
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scene to a barrage of gunfire erupting unpredictably. >> We don't know what floor they're on. The
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shots were presumably coming up in front of the building. More shots being fired right now.
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>> You being shot at you. >> Okay. >> Just calm down. Calm down. >> I only have I didn't get hit. some phone
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calls and >> is that your car? >> Mine over there? >> Yeah. >> Officer Diesson and other responding
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officers quickly take position behind a water pump house located near the parking lot on the west side of the
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complex, but there's a more immediate worry weighing on the officers. Many civilians remain unaware and exposed.
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[music] And every gunshot could mean another innocent resident being targeted. With dozens of innocent lives
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at stake, Officer Viz Mucin and Tim Harves arrive near Diesson's location on the west side, positioning themselves
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nearby to help scan the area and pinpoint where the gunfire is coming from. fired right now.
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>> 306 2400 start actually. >> As soon as I got around the corner out here, he started shooting at
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>> me and me and uh decent pull up here. It was what, three, four shots. >> And when I put up here before, we got
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shot at the door. >> So, somebody's shooting out the window of the building. Chris, can you come
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over here? Okay, >> they're shooting at any law enforcement that comes through. If we if we go out
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any further, we're going to get shot at. >> If this is an active shooter, we need to
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get a team ready. We need to probably start dealing with it. At this stage, the situation facing officers is
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extremely dangerous. The Shady Oaks apartment complex contains approximately 126 units. And with near zero visibility
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and gunshots ringing out unpredictably, police have no way of pinpointing exactly where the shooters are located.
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Whether they're barricaded, mobile, or roaming freely, or even how many shooters are active. What's more
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alarming is that officers don't yet realize they're dealing with a carefully planned ambush. And the next few minutes
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will make that terrifyingly clear. We want to get eyes on the building. We need to get
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>> cars there. >> We need to get back over here, right? >> Yeah. So, we're going to have to We're
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probably going to have Where the is this guy? >> He's close. >> Yeah, >> he's outside, I bet.
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>> Okay. He's He's running across. >> You see him? >> He's running. >> Where? >> Where is he running to? North.
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>> Ran that way. He ran that direction. Somebody >> I don't know if he got shot at or what,
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but someone just ran across the back lot. >> He's running towards the back. >> I don't know if it was him or someone
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that got shot at. >> Someone running. >> Correct. They ran out here in that direction.
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>> Did you not see? >> No, they're behind the trees here. Other side of the trees.
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>> What is that? You think that's a high power rifle or >> something? HIGH. >> Calm down. Do not blow me over.
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>> Shot at his house. >> It's coming from the front of the building. It impacted the road on Little
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Fourth. One of the shots officers just heard was aimed at a resident who stepped outside
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the building, completely unaware of the active threat. He was struck and immediately ran away. With danger
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escalating and officers still unsure how many shooters they're dealing with or even where the next shot might come
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from, their immediate focus shifts to two critical priorities. First, identify and engage the source of the gunfire.
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Second, secure the perimeter and evacuate civilians inside and outside the building to prevent further
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casualties. However, officers still don't have a key to access the building from any side, adding a major
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complication to their plan. So, to move forward, Officer Dies and Harves formulate a tactical plan. One group
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remains in position, carefully engaging and distracting the shooters to pinpoint
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their exact locations and number. Meanwhile, a second group cautiously moves around the perimeter, evacuating
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civilians from areas exposed to gunfire. It's important to understand that incidents like these are not only
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about to spread out and begin sweeping the west side of the perimeter. With the shooters identity still unknown, they
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have to treat everyone they encounter as a potential threat. >> Come here. Hey, come here. Do you have a
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key fob to the building? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. My back was shooting. You're took
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out the sidewalk instead. Oh, you're so scared. I love surprisingly. See you. >> I I heard it. I was standing in my
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kitchen doing >> here. And I think it's the second floor. >> So you think it's the second floor?
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>> I'm ready for a creeper. It's the second floor on the far side. >> Okay. >> Go. Go back to your car. Stay in there.
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Okay. >> Officer Viz Musen manages to clear this first encounter with a resident safely.
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But as he moves further into the parking lot, he spots someone he believes might
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be one of the shooters. >> [music] >> Stop right now. Stop. Turn around. Drop to your knees.
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I got a guy that just walked out. He's in the parking lot. I got him at gunpoint.
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I need somebody down here. Stay where you're at right now. >> Okay. We got somebody shooting from your
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building right now. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Take him. Go to him. Stop. Ma'am, come here. Come here. Come here.
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It's police department. Come here. There's somebody shooting from your building right now. Okay,
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keep your hands out of your pockets, please. >> I'm sorry. >> Go to that red car over there.
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>> Okay, >> go. >> The individuals turn out to be residents, completely unaware of the
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danger they've just narrowly avoided. But Resmusen's attention quickly shifts towards two more residents exiting from
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the back of the building. One clearly injured and struggling. Keith, you got up in the building.
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This way. This way. >> Okay. Come on. >> Come on. >> Okay. Right here. >> Now, I handed my phone off, so I have no
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way back. >> Okay. Well, you're not going back in anyway. So you're fine. >> Are you hurt at all, sir? Or just the
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one? >> Excuse me. >> Okay. >> I'm right here. >> That light pole right there. The light.
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>> Okay. >> What kind of injury do you have? >> It's a gunshot. >> Okay. Who shot you?
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>> I don't know. I come out that door we just came out of was facing that way and
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that's when I got shot. >> Okay. Come right over here, sir. Just hop right into the back seat on
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that side. >> One of the civilians encountered by police is Shady Oaks resident Daniel
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Thorp, the same person officers spotted running away earlier after being targeted by gunfire. Daniel is now the
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second confirmed victim following officer Cody needed him. Unfortunately, they won't be the only casualties as the
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night continues. >> Okay, she has been hit. GET OVER HERE. GET OVER HERE. >> GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. NOW,
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>> by now, multiple SWAT teams have been requested to assist with the situation,
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but Daniel's close call underscores just how deadly the situation remains for the
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countless residents, both inside and outside the complex. Many of them are still going about their night, not even
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realizing they're in any danger. Thankfully, Officer Viz Mucin gained crucial intel from the woman he
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encountered outside the building. According to her, the shots appear to originate from an apartment on the front
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side of the building, possibly on the second floor. But most importantly, she provides the officer with a key to
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access the building. With dozens of innocent lives still at risk, police urgently need to devise a plan to
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infiltrate the building and evacuate residents before the shooters have a chance to move positions or worse, start
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targeting residents doortodoor. If the next steps aren't executed perfectly, the consequences could be catastrophic.
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With this in mind, Officer Tim Harves repositions to a parking lot near Giant Wash Skyline Express just southeast of
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Shady Oaks to meet with command, await incoming SWAT teams, and strategize their next move.
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We haven't been able to get >> They were thinking maybe like second floor, but now Chris is saying there's
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movement on seventh, but there's movement all over. If you watch those windows, nobody's identified where or
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who. >> Once I get more SWAT bodies in, I'm going to start forming up some perimeter
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teams to take over on perimeter. I'm going to get snipers put up on the east side.
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>> Yes. Yeah. So they can all the shots have been coming from the the front of the building. By this stage, police have
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gained important but conflicting information about the shooters. Witnesses indicate activity on the
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second floor at the front of the building. Yet, Officer Diesson's group has reported suspicious movement higher
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up, possibly as high as the seventh floor. With these conflicting reports, the situation remains risky and
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unpredictable. So, to gain some control, multi-jurisdictional SWAT teams are now
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in route to help secure the building's perimeter. deploy snipers and infiltrate the complex to evacuate civilians
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trapped inside. In the meantime, Officer Christopher Dia and his group continue to hold a critical position at the west
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end, actively scanning the building to pinpoint how many shooters they were dealing with and their locations.
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>> Get on fire. Get on fire. >> That was about 10 minutes. Yep. >> Correct. Correct. Some are moving
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towards this that did hit across the street, right across the street from me. Sounds like
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bird shot. While Officer Diesson's team continues to hold their position on the west side, a critical oversight is
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exposed in the perimeter setup. Road closures intended to prevent civilian traffic from entering the active
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shooting zone weren't established quickly enough, allowing unaware drivers to slip through. This major flaw is
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about to lead to disastrous consequences. >> What? How to control the bleeding. >> You don't go out there.
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>> GO, GO, GO, >> GO. >> GET OUT. >> FORTUNATELY, this first vehicle manages to pass without getting hit. But just
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minutes later, officers spot another set of headlights approaching, heading directly into the line of fire.
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in shortly in three >> shots fired. Shots fired. >> Three shots. >> Shots fired.
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>> No, that was three shots. So, >> correct. >> Maybe they're not hitting directly at
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us. >> Coming north. >> Vehicle. >> Yep. Vehicle coming northbound on fourth. >> Officers quickly realized the rapid
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succession of shots was not directed at them, but at a civilian vehicle passing by the front of Shady Oaks. After being
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hit, the driver continues forward, eventually stopping on the west side, still within the active firing zone, but
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close to where officers are positioned. That's when they hear the driver's disturbing screams.
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Get over here. >> We might have to wait. >> Okay. >> She has been hit. I know. I know. Come on. Let's go.
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I should have known. >> You have a tourniquet on you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I think it's just through and
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through. >> It's on your light. >> Help my girlfriend. So, we can't get up there right now. We
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cannot get up there right now. >> The injured driver was struck in the leg and is rapidly losing blood. Officers
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quickly apply a tourniquet to control the bleeding and stabilize him until he can be transported to the hospital. But
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before they can even catch their breath, another serious problem appears. Other residents and civilians continue to pass
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close to the active firing zone, oblivious to the lethal danger surrounding them. That's when officer
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decent spots something alarming. Someone riding on a bicycle is suddenly seen riding straight through the active
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firing zone heading directly towards officers. >> Guy is leaving on a bike right now.
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>> If you can stop that guy on the bike. >> Get your hands. GET OVER HERE. GET OVER
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HERE. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> Get down ON THE GROUND NOW. >> I AM. >> WHAT THE We got people shooting
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out of that building now. We don't know if it's you yet. >> No, no, sir. >> We don't know that yet.
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>> We got him proned out right here. We're checking him. >> I didn't hear no gunshots.
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>> Are you kidding? >> You guys scared the out of me. >> How do you think we feel?
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>> Well, I didn't know there was people shooting each other. What's happening over there?
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>> Get them to crawl over there. >> What's happening over there? >> Over here. Okay. Crawl. Crawl.
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>> Crawl over here. Come up by the building here where you're safe. All right. Put
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your hands down again. >> We just had somebody get shot out in the street from here.
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>> You have anything on you? >> No, sir. Can you take the bag off, please? So, you can yank it. You can
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search me if you take the bag off. >> This bag just has a hammer and some tools.
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>> Okay. It's not him, obviously. >> No. Stay down. >> Okay. It's obviously not him.
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>> Okay. Why don't you come up here, sir? Come up by the building where you're safe.
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>> Okay. Now, you hear what we're dealing with. >> Thankfully, officers quickly determined
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the biker was not a threat, managing to pull him to safety before he was harmed.
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Immediately afterwards, police units quickly finished establishing roadblocks around the complex, finally preventing
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further civilians from entering the danger zone. With no targets in sight, the shooting abruptly stops.
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This brief pause gives officers an opportunity to reassess their positions as they wait for SWAT support, unaware
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of the violent escalation just hours away. priority. >> Do you think it's gone quiet cuz he just
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hasn't had anything to shoot at? >> Yeah, possibly. >> Keep them at a staging point. Keith, we
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have an armored vehicle on scene here. We'll be sending over, I believe. At approximately 4:00 a.m., SWAT armored
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vehicles finally arrive on the opposite side of the building, marking a critical
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turning point in the operation. For the first time, officers have the tactical support they need to close in and bring
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the shooters into custody. >> Yeah, we've got four individuals here now. Get them out of here.
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>> You want to jump in with him? >> Yeah. >> All right, we're coming. Thanks for
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coming. >> Yeah. I know our team's setting up too, so we'll be over here soon. >> Not what we expected.
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>> Oh >> With SWAT teams now on scene, a sniper unit quickly moves into position on the
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east side of the Shady Oaks complex, giving officers critical visibility. At the same time, entry teams on the west
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side prepare for their next move. It's finally time to move inside the building.
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>> Here we'll cover you. Get up there. Go one at a time. Okay, >> I'm going to move. Right.
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>> Yep. I'm moving. >> 306. We're by the dumpster where you were. What's your 20?
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It's going to keep You got to get out of here. Just walk down. >> After carefully evacuating ground floor
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residents over the next 2 hours, SWAT teams successfully secure the lower levels, ensuring the shooters have no
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path to escape. As the sun rises over Shady Oaks, police gain a critical advantage, daylight.
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With improved visibility, they deploy drones overhead, giving officers a clear, real-time view of the complex. As
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the drone hovers above Shady Oaks, officers notice movement on the third floor. Someone barricaded near a window
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in apartment 303. Snipers positioned across the street quickly adjust their aim towards the apartment while officers
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remain on high alert, knowing other suspects could be hidden throughout the building. Over the next hour, tensions
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escalate as the barricaded shooter fires and destroys a police drone monitoring his position. At around 8:00 a.m.,
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negotiation teams attempt to make contact, urging the shooter to surrender peacefully. [music]
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But despite repeated attempts, he refuses to respond. By 10:00 a.m., after over 8 hours of
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standoff and with peaceful options exhausted, an armored SWAT vehicle pulls up directly into the shooters line of
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sight, preparing to launch enough tear gas canisters to saturate the entire apartment.
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Moments after the gas enters the apartment, the barricaded suspect moves to the window. For the first time,
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officers see his face. It's a young man barely out of his teens, armed and ready
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to fire back. >> Following the shooter's reaction, a single, carefully aimed sniper shot
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shatters the apartment window, sending shards of glass directly into the shooter's forehead. Moments later, he
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appears from the window, holding a towel to his face, clearly weakened and disoriented. A SWAT team immediately
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rushes to apartment 303 to apprehend the shooter. Inside, they find him wounded, but
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cooperative, quickly placing him into custody and escorting him out of the building.
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>> 25 minutes in the freezer. Big ass baggy pants. >> Check down by his feet. >> Nothing on his feet.
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>> Your legs real quick. >> I have nothing. >> Hands pulled up on me. >> My arm.
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>> You want to switch over? >> I can get I owe you. The shooter is soon identified as Devon Matthew Wayland.
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Inside his apartment, officers recover multiple firearms, including the rifle used throughout the standoff. Officers
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continue to search the complex, and after a thorough sweep, they find no other threats, confirming Devon was the
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only shooter. As he is transported to the hospital for medical treatment, detectives begin rehashing details of
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the shooting. That's when they make a troubling discovery. The initial 911 call reporting fireworks had been placed
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by Devon himself. >> I could have sworn I heard a gun or a firecracker and I'm not sure which one.
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>> Investigators quickly realized the call was a deliberate [music] attempt to lure
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responding officers directly into his line of fire. Given the calculated nature of the ambush, they suspect that
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Devon may not have acted alone, that he could be linked to a larger threat, perhaps associated with an extremist
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group or a broader violent plan. With this in mind, detectives bring Devon straight into an interrogation room as
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soon as he is medically cleared, urgently seeking answers about his true motives and whether any additional
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attacks were placed. >> Hey, Deon. >> Hello. How are you? >> I've been better. Yeah, it looks like
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it. Feeling okay, though. Can you Is that okay? Revisit? >> Okay. Now, let's back up to the day
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before the incident and just talk to us about your day and kind of what's going on.
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>> Everything seemed all right. Everything seemed fine. But, uh, >> these ex-friend of mine, they wanted to
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hang out with me and it was going to be his girlfriend's birthday, the 21st birthday. So, they wanted to party and
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drink. Well, I am uh I do like political cussion. I like to see people's views and ask them why they think of that so I
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can respect them deeper and >> political stuff. >> Yep. But it just turns out that they're
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exeers and I think one guy was tweaking there. This guy's name was Seth something and they're all like trying to
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they're saying I'm getting in their face and screaming at them. I'm partially deaf from working in machinery. I said
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I'm sorry. I'll get out down on my hands and knees. I'll show you I'm not being violent. This woman was saying get on my
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man's face and I'm like I'm not in your man's face. I'm just saying this is how I view about the situation because how
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can I respect you? You've been nothing but nice to me. was so she has until this point on. And Jud said, "Get out of
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his face." I said, "Not on your face." He pushed me. He wasn't trying to fight me. So, I fought him and Jordan got on
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me and he tried fighting me and he claimed he was trying to make sure there would be no fight to happen. But that
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was the last straw. And for some reason, I felt like because no one would believe
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my side of the story, I had my firearms out and ready to use just in case anything did happen, which I didn't want
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it to, but I had an accidental discharge of my Mos rifle and had one bullet for it. I'm not sure.
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>> What kind of rifle was it? >> Moene. >> Okay. That was a mental slip up. I haven't
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been employed in a year. >> Uhhuh. >> And my grandfather died three years ago. I just wanted it. And I didn't want to
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ever shoot a cop. That's why I surrendered. >> Were you Were you aiming at anything
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throughout the >> cars rounds? Just the cars trying to get the cops to come so they'd shoot me. I
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didn't want to shoot the cops. I didn't want to shoot anybody else. So the cars so that they would shoot me. But I
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>> couldn't I couldn't I couldn't myself. It's against my >> my own views. I would have to have
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somebody else me theoretically. So that's where that that idea I know it sounds really up. I wanted to
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live. I tried telling myself this and that, but >> under last night's situation or an
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ordeal, it just got too much to me too fast. >> So um do you remember what exactly you
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told the dispatcher when you called in? >> It sound like there was a a gunshot or
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fireworks or some type of discharge like some type of fire shot. >> So when did if you said the word
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fireworks, would you mean fireworks from a gun or actually fireworks? >> I don't know. Did I say fireworks? Where
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are you going? >> I don't know if I did. I don't know if I did. >> Okay. >> Perhaps the most striking [music] thing
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about Devon's confession is his description of feeling trapped between a desperate wish to die and an inability
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to harm himself. A psychological state commonly known as by cop, where someone intentionally provokes law enforcement
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into using deadly force to end their own life. Following the interrogation, detectives determined that Devon Wayland
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acted alone, ruling out connections to any larger extremist groups. Devon admitted to intentionally provoking
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police to respond with deadly force driven by anger and humiliation after an earlier confrontation at a party.
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Thankfully, the three victims wounded in the shooting, including Officer Cody Neim, would ultimately recover from
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their physical injuries.