Breakdowns

He shot his ex-wife in the chest and retreated to his apartment with the gun. Three deputies had to go up and take him. Here's how it went down — and why it was justified.

On June 14, 2026, at approximately 10:26 p.m., Santa Ana Police officers responded to a family disturbance call in Santa Ana, California. What started as a welfare check on an out-of-control teenager ended with that teenager dead and his stepfather bleeding from a stab wound.

Two hours. A knife, a fire, and a door that finally came open.

A deputy sheriff got stabbed doing his job. Then he shot the man who did it. That's the whole story, and bodycam proves it.

This week's stream. Eight shootings. California, California, Florida, California, Florida, Indiana, Texas, Texas. Breakdown of all eight below, timestamped to the video.

A harassment call in Denver ended with an officer putting six rounds into the man who wouldn't stop coming at him with a knife.

A man comes out of a house with a gun. Points it at a crowd of people. Officers move to confront him. He runs. It ends in a foot chase and a shooting.

Forty minutes. A crisis negotiator. A behavioral therapist. Two languages. Every de-escalation tool a department has. And it still ends in gunfire. Here's why.

A high-risk narcotics warrant. An armed subject inside who doesn't comply. Here's what happened, what investigators found, and how it was ruled.