[narrator] In Washington State,
an off-duty officer spots a wanted criminal.
He said, "Hey, I'm looking at Sal right now."
[officer over radio]
[Sergeant Jones yelling]
- [woman] Get out of my car! - [car horn honks]
[narrator] In Georgia...
- [officer speaking] - [tires squealing]
'Cause at that point, she may not even care about her own life.
[narrator] ...police are called to a woman driving recklessly.
The last thing any police officer wants to do
is fire their weapon in the line of duty.
[narrator] And in Florida...
We know that we are on a manhunt
for at least one individual.
[officer over radio]
[officer yelling]
[police radio chatter]
[police officer yelling]
[narrator] In Washington State,
just south of the Canadian border,
is the coastal city of Moses Lake.
Detective Curt Ledeboer
has been with the Moses Lake Police Department
for more than 10 years.
[Ledeboer] Being a police officer in my home community,
I feel is very gratifying.
We've come across people who are in trouble,
for whatever reason,
and they see somebody that they're familiar with,
I think it helps.
I was with my family at a school event.
We were out there, just having a good time.
While we were there,
I observed a person walk
into the barbecue area who I was familiar with.
His full name is Salvador Harguindeguy.
I knew he had been causing a problem
for our patrol officers for the last couple of months.
So I contacted Sergeant Jones,
who was working on as supervisor that day,
to check to make sure Mr. Harguindeguy
in fact had outstanding warrants,
or probable cause for his arrest.
[Jones] I received a phone call from Detective Ledeboer,
and he said, "Hey, I'm looking at Sal right now."
[narrator] Detective Ledeboer has reason to be cautious.
[Ledeboer] Sal's criminal background involves
drug sales, firearms trafficking,
and association with violent criminals.
[police radio chatter]
[officer speaking]
[Jones] In January of 2020,
one of our officers responded to an incident
where he was involved and a shot was fired.
The vehicle was impounded.
The firearm was located.
Another circumstance, I came in contact with him myself.
In 2021, we had a call for service.
Two guys fighting,
one person was supposed to be armed with a firearm.
Myself and one of my team members arrived on the scene.
[officer speaking]
- [suspect speaking] - [officer speaking]
[suspect speaking]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[officer speaking]
- [suspect speaking] - [Sal speaking]
[Jones] So we separated everybody.
Paul looked in the car and could see the firearm
sticking out from underneath the seat.
[clears throat]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[Jones] We took him into custody at that time,
knowing that he was a convicted felon,
and couldn't be in possession of a firearm.
[narrator] Salvador Harguindeguy was arrested again in April, 2021,
when an officer caught him driving without a license.
And again, Harguindeguy had a gun.
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[narrator] Putting Harguindeguy in jail
has proved complicated for officers.
[Ledeboer] Salvador Harguindeguy is a savvy criminal,
that knows to constantly be on the move.
He knows that if he says certain things
that he might have the potential
of being released or not going to jail.
[Sal speaking]
[officer speaking]
[Sal speaking]
[officer] Okay.
[Jones] He has brought up that he has some type
of pre-existing coronary problem.
That is of great concern
to any type of correctional facility,
because once they have custody of that individual,
if something does happen to them medically,
then they're going to be responsible
to make sure that that's addressed,
and that can be a very expensive process.
He was becoming more and more dangerous,
and he needed to be put in custody.
[Lederboer] Mr. Harguindeguy is a convicted felon
who is still showing a propensity
to regularly possess firearms,
so there's an inherent danger
that he's at the school with a firearm.
[Jones] He had several very serious warrants for his arrest.
It had the potential to be a catastrophic event.
[Ledeboer] I knew he had demonstrated
a lack of cooperation with law enforcement.
I knew Sal was not gonna respond to his summons
to the courthouse to just turn himself in.
[Jones] He's at a school, at a family event.
Our biggest concern would be that he would involve innocents,
in whatever his activity that took place,
trying to get away from law enforcement.
[Ledeboer] Being off-duty, I felt that the best route
for me was to just relay to fully marked,
fully visible police officers.
I did not believe it's in the best interests of the school
or anybody's family,
to make any overt action on my own.
[Jones] I'm driving to the scene where Mr. Harguindeguy is,
trying to coordinate both on radio and via phone
with all the assets that we were going to need
to do this as safely as possible.
[Salazar] We park our vehicle on the street.
It's me and Detective Ramirez.
And we exit our vehicle
and proceed to start walking into the school.
[Jones over radio]
[chatter inside school]
[Jones] I parked to the west of the school on an access road.
We were making final adjustments
to where the perimeter units were.
I knew Corporal Lopez was on his way in,
and knew that Detective Salazar and Corporal Ramirez
were in the parking lot, and were heading in.
Corporal Lopez is one of our school resource officers.
So he went in, and then his presence, I think,
was the final straw for Harguindeguy.
He saw a uniformed officer,
and his instincts to run kicked in immediately.
- [Jones over radio] - [chatter inside school]
[officer speaking]
[Salazar] As we're walking in,
we maybe made it five or six paces
before over the radio,
somebody calls out that Salvador is running.
[Jones] He just basically ran out the side door on the west side.
Which means that he was coming in my direction.
I started slowly rolling forward.
And then he popped out.
He immediately recognized the patrol vehicle coming at him,
which caused Harguindeguy to change directions and flee.
[Salazar] As I'm running back into my vehicle
to get in, I'm thinking, "This sucks."
And I'm thinking, "God, I hope he doesn't get away from us.
I hope he doesn't find a crack to hide in, or something like that."
[Jones] I turned with the anticipation
that he would continue in one of two directions.
I could see him off to the south,
and he was at a dead run
towards the four-foot perimeter fence
of the school yard, which he vaulted over.
And then he continued
through a big, open construction area.
My worst fear was that there was anybody
that he may harm in the process of getting away.
[Jones over radio]
[Salazar] Sergeant Jones went right, and I went left.
We were both looking for paths
to come down that embankment, that drop-off.
[police sirens wailing]
He had changed directions,
and was running towards a woman standing outside of a running car.
[police siren wailing]
[Jones speaking]
I knew that he was going to try to access that vehicle and flee.
He's running straight at her, at the open car door.
And I had no idea what he was going to do to her,
to take control of that car.
I just noticed a man running down the hill.
I had my two younger children in the back seat,
strapped into their car seats.
My initial reaction at that moment was something was wrong.
[sirens wailing]
[Jones yelling]
- [Kendra yelling] - [horn honks]
[grunting]
- [Jones yelling] - [Sal yelling]
- [Jones yelling]
- [both yelling] - [horn honking]
[Jones yelling]
[Jones] My greatest fear was that he was going to get the car in gear
and drag her under the car,
or he was going to do something to that woman
to try to get her off of him.
[Kendra] Fear set over me. Anger set over me.
All I knew was that my children were there.
And I just knew I needed to get my kids out.
[police sirens wailing]
[Jones yelling]
[Kendra] That there was someone in my car, trying to take my car.
And my two kids are in the car,
and they cannot get out of their seatbelts.
So I was able to get the passenger door open,
and grab the car seat with my son in it,
and hand him off to another parent,
and I was able to go around the back of the car
to the passenger side,
and grab my daughter out of the very back seat of the car.
[Salazar] Pulling up, getting out of my vehicle,
I kept telling my brain to push my body faster than it could go,
because I couldn't get there quick enough.
I need to get Sergeant Jones out of harm's way,
and I need to get this criminal
in custody before he hurts anyone.
Sergeant Jones and I are pretty deep into the vehicle.
If he gets the car in reverse,
and he starts to drag us,
it's gonna be a bad day for us.
I didn't know at the time, but there was two small children in the car,
but I was focused on removing the threat from the vehicle.
[Sal yelling]
- [officer yelling] - [Sal yelling]
- [Jones yelling] - [Sal yelling]
[Salazar] Sergeant Jones pulled on Salvador's legs,
and I pulled on the back of his neck and arm,
and we yanked him out of the vehicle at that point.
Salvador fell on the ground,
he proceeded to roll onto his stomach,
and Salvador's arm went under his body,
which for me, that was a very bad sign.
Salvador was known to carry firearms.
- [Sal yelling] - [Jones yelling]
[Salazar] It reaches a certain point
when you're dealing with a violent, aggressive suspect,
that you have to use force.
So I delivered a strike to Salvador's ribcage.
And after that, he began to comply,
and put his arms behind his back.
[Salvador] Ow!
[Sgt. Jones speaking]
[Det. Salazar speaking]
[Sgt. Jones speaking]
- [Salvador] Oh, my gosh. - [device beeping]
- [Sgt. Jones speaking] - [Salvador speaking]
[groaning] I can't breathe! Not my heart!
[Det. Salazar] Salvador started saying he couldn't breathe.
And, if I'm being honest, my first thought was,
"It's probably because you just ran like a gazelle,
a quarter mile,
and then attempted to steal a car from a woman."
- [Salvador speaking] - [Det. Salazar speaking]
[Sgt. Jones] I thought we were perfectly safe at that point,
to take the time to put a second set of cuffs on,
not to aggravate a potential medical condition.
And we'd still achieve our goal of taking him into custody safely.
[Salvador speaking]
[Det. Salazar speaking]
We checked him for weapons, made sure that he wasn't armed.
He did have a knife on him, but it was in his pocket.
[Salvador speaking]
[Sgt. Jones speaking]
Oh, yeah, okay.
[Sgt. Jones speaking]
I went up to make contact with Miss Brown,
to check on her, to see if she was harmed.
And she had a little one in her arms and one at her feet.
It terrified me to learn that those kids had been in there.
[Kendra] The emotions that took over me
after realizing what had actually happened,
were a lot of tears, a lot of hard tears.
I couldn't hold my kids enough because I...
There was that possibility that I could have lost them that day.
[narrator] Salvador Harguindeguy is found guilty of robbery,
attempted theft, assault, and resisting arrest.
He is sentenced to three and a half years in jail.
[Det. Salazar] I believe Salvador was completely reckless
and selfish in what he did.
He had no regard for anyone else's safety.
He did not care who he put in danger,
who he potentially hurt.
[Kendra] I tell people all the time how thankful I am
that those officers were there at that exact moment
because five seconds longer, 10 seconds longer,
what... what could have happened?
I don't know.
[narrator] In Georgia,
84 miles southeast of Atlanta,
is the town of Byron.
[Capt. Hunter] Byron Police Department is a small agency.
Counting our part-time officers, we're at 27 sworn.
[Brent Cox] We were on our usual route home,
We noticed a car coming towards us going really fast.
She swerved into the car in front of us,
and drove that guy completely off the road.
She swerved towards us.
So I told Tiffany to call the police.
I turned around and I started following her.
[Officer Wasztyl] The time the call came out,
I was actually coming to the office.
Peach County, they asked for assistance.
We're all responding,
and then I heard my partner say that he is,
uh, 1023, which is on the scene.
I heard him come across the radio.
Said, um, "Are you clear? I need more units."
Um, at that point, that becomes an urgent call.
[siren blaring]
He's asking for help.
[sirens blaring]
[car horn blaring]
[Capt. Hunter] That afternoon, I had been at the firing range with my son,
And we drove by and I saw the scene,
and it looked chaotic.
Several civilians had blocked the drive-in with their own vehicles.
Some were knocking on the windows
just trying to get her to unlock the car.
[civilian speaking]
[Brent] It was really scary between when we stopped
and when the police officer arrived
because I've watched her try to hit two vehicles and myself
in a row, so my thought is,
if she goes through this intersection,
I have no idea what, what's fixing to happen.
When I approached the vehicle, I tried to make contact with the... with the driver.
Um, she was unresponsive to communication.
I tried the door handles on the vehicle. Noe of them were unlocked.
I noted that all the windows were, um, in the upward position.
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
Other people that were there told us there was a child in the backseat.
That did change how we responded some
'cause we don't' want anyone to get hurt anytime we go to work,
especially a child.
[civilian speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
At that point, we started, um, thinking about breaching methods.
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[civilian speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[civilian speaking]
The goal at the end was to bring this situation to an end
without anybody getting hurt.
Ma'am, you just had a wreck.
[Sgt. Gunn speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[Sgt. Gunn speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[Sgt. Gunn speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[civilians screaming]
She drove forward hitting me,
hitting the civilian,
almost running my son over.
He had to jump on the hood of a patrol car to keep from getting hit.
Using her car as a weapon,
uh, hitting us and the civilians,
that was, you know, deadly force on her part.
The whole time, the child was in the car.
And that's when myself and the other officers drew our weapons.
[Sgt. Gunn speaking]
[narrator] In Georgia, an identified woman is driving recklessly.
She has already hit three people with her car.
[Capt. Hunter] The last thing any police officer wants to do
is fire their weapon in the line of duty.
[Sgt. Gunn speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[civilians screaming]
Now she's driving off,
I'm thinking the worst scenario
would be that she would make it to the Interstate,
putting a lot more lives in danger.
[Sgt. Gunn] There were multiple people being struck by the vehicle.
There are other patrol vehicles being struck by the vehicle.
I've personally seen in previous experience
what a vehicle can do to a person.
[Capt. Hunter] The adrenaline was definitely running.
We went from traffic stop
to felonies had been committed.
But with the child in the car,
I didn't even want a piece of glass
putting a small scratch on that child.
That was the main reason none of us fired
was because of that child in the car.
[Sgt. Gunn speaking]
[Officer Wasztyl] Once she started moving again
and we all got back in our cars,
and we went to box her back in again.
[sirens blaring]
We're not really sure why she stopped.
She hit, uh, my captain's car.
[sirens continue blaring]
- [Capt. Hunter speaking] - [tires screeching]
Put the stop sticks under her tires
so we can deflate the tires if she does drive off.
And then we were going to try and move our vehicles in there.
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[tires screeching]
[Sgt. Gunn] I guess in the moment, you don't really think about,
um, fear.
Our primary objective
was to remove the child from the vehicle.
[tires screeching]
I attempted to use my window punch.
I mean, it was ineffective to get her out of harm's way.
We knew that the longer that situation, uh, escalated,
the worse it was gonna get,
and the more dangerous it'd be for the child
- in the backseat. - [tires screeching]
[car horn honking]
[tires screeching]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[Captain Wasztyl] She hit my car,
she actually blew out her tire,
and then she continued down the road.
What's gonna stop her?
Because at that point, she may not even care
about her own life.
[sirens blaring]
[Sgt. Gunn] The Byron officers blocked her in from the front
and from the rear with physical contact with their vehicles.
I pulled up to the side,
um, just so that she couldn't slip out through the side.
[Capt. Hunter] We need to bring this to an end as quickly as possible.
[sirens blaring]
[Capt. Hunter] As Officer Griffiths gets to the car,
he's seen that the driver's window is down probably halfway.
And we just need to get her out of the car and get her to jail.
[Officer Griffiths speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
- [woman speaking] - [Capt. Hunter speaking]
[Officer Griffiths]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[police radio chatter]
[woman speaking]
Ow!
[Capt. Hunter] As we get her out of the car, she's still non-compliant,
still being combative.
[woman speaking]
- [Capt. Hunter speaking] - [woman speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
[woman speaking]
[Officer Wasztyl] She was disingenuine.
She was hoping nobody saw everything that led up to it,
act like she was an innocent victim that we were harassing.
[woman speaking]
Uh, when we stopped,
they're wrestling with her on the driver's side,
they're wrestling with her.
They get her out of the car.
Myself and Tiffany, our only concern was,
as parents, and as, you know, human beings,
that we could potentially prevent something bad from happening to this child,
and that's what we're gonna do.
So Tiffany, she unlocks the front door.
The baby goes out the back passenger's door.
- [woman] No, I did not! - [Capt. Hunter] And a couple of others.
[Brent] Then Tiffany slams the front door,
and then goes up to the girl,
and effectively just tells her what she thinks about her at that point.
[Tiffany speaking]
[woman speaking]
- [woman speaking] - [Tiffany speaking]
[Brent] Being a mother and,
you would never imagine putting your kids
into a situation like this.
To see a child in that situation,
I think it all just kind of came to a head for her,
and she got upset, she got very, very angry.
[bleep]!
[Capt. Hunter] Uh, Miss Cox was able to let her know
what she thought about all of her actions that day,
speak her piece on what she thought.
Yeah, I felt I'd let her get it out of her system,
then, you know, get her off to the side,
and let her know we had it under control.
[woman speaking]
- [Sgt. Gunn speaking] - [woman speaking]
[Capt. Hunter] 99% of the time people comply and they get in the car with no problems.
[woman speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
This time she was difficult to get in the car.
We were able to get her in, took us a minute
just to get her in the car and get the doors shut,
and get her to the jail.
[Sgt. Gunn speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
The citizens this day were great.
They put themselves in danger.
You know, that's not what they're paid to do.
[Brent speaking]
[Capt. Hunter speaking]
- [Brent speaking] - [Capt. Hunter] Yeah.
[Tiffany] Can I just hold her?
When Tiffany... when she eventually got around to...
...to where the baby was, and she was holding the baby,
I think it was immediate, um, kind of sigh of relief,
like, "Okay, this... everyone's safe.
No one got hurt. The baby is safe.
It's over.
Everything's fine.
[man 1 speaking]
[Captain Hunter] Thank you. Okay.
[man 1 continues speaking]
[Captain Hunter speaking]
Their grandparents had called
the suspect's phone.
"We're on the way. Come get the child."
Otherwise we would've have to gone to Family and Children's services.
[narrator] The driver is 24-year-old Sierra Hibbert.
She is charged with aggravated assault,
criminal damage to property
and damage to government property.
She is currently awaiting trial.
Meant a lot
going home that day
and seeing the kids and stuff
because it could've easily
not gone the way that it did.
[Captain Hunter] The driver's actions, I have no idea
what was going through her mind.
Maybe one day we will.
She went to jail where she needed to go.
And we all got to go home at the end of our shift.
Even, now, you know,
I don't think we could've done anything different or anything better.
[narrator] In Florida, 23 miles inland from Daytona Beach...
is the city of Bunnell in Flagler County.
Deputy Boyd is on a night shift.
I was patrolling the US one area.
There was a car that was coming into town
at a pretty high rate of speed
and I was able to get the tag off the vehicle
and it came back as a suspended license.
[siren blaring]
[Boyd] I activated my emergency light.
He actually sped up.
[Boyd speaking]
My plan at this point was
calling out over the radio to let the other deputies know
where exactly he was going to.
[narrator] Corporal Jurec is monitoring the radio close by.
[Jurec speaking]
From listening to the calls
I kinda determined that the vehicle was coming behind me.
[car engine roaring]
[Boyd speaking over radio]
[Jurec] You got the adrenaline pushing on you
and you're just trying to figure out
the ten different ways this could go.
[siren wailing]
[Boyd] I think he knew that he was losing control of the car.
[Boyd speaking]
He was going too fast.
[Boyd speaking]
I could see the car swerving slightly
and then that's when he ended up
going off to the right side of the road...
and he just went right off into the ditch.
[Boyd yelling]
[Jurec speaking]
[Boyd] There's multiple different officers
that arrive at this point in time.
Deputy Jurec was right there pretty quick.
Commander Finn, he was there pretty fast.
[man 2 speaking]
[Boyd speaking]
You don't know how many people are in the car,
we don't know what they've done,
we don't know what they've been involved in.
They could have a weapon on 'em.
Uh, they could be desperate.
Willing to try to hurt us.
At the same time, they could be unconscious
laying in the... laying in the car.
There was a few of us that could hear
some kind of rustling around in the woods
beside where the car was.
[man 3 speaking]
[Boyd speaking]
[Boyd speaking over PA]
[man 4 speaking]
[Boyd speaking]
[man 4 speaking]
- [Jurec speaking] - [man 4 speaking]
[Jurec] I elect to pick up the shield and be the shield man.
I'm the type of person that will always
take the lead on something.
And if... if someone's gonna be in that vehicle and shoot back
I wanna be the first one to get hit
instead of one of my... one of my friends.
At that point Deputy Boyd was scanning the wood line.
Protecting our backs while we approached the vehicle.
[Jurec speaking]
I was behind Corporal Jurec
behind the shield, giving commands.
[man 5 speaking]
[digital beeps]
We were able to shine our flashlights in from a distance
and nobody was in there.
[Boyd speaking]
[man 5] After we determined that the vehicle was clear from anybody
we know we are on a manhunt for at least one individual.
We could just start going through the woods
but we really have no idea where this person can be.
[helicopter hovering]
[air support over radio]
This time we wanted air support to help look for the subject
so I authorized Volusia County's Air One to come and assist us.
[drone whizzing]
The helicopters have, what's called a FLIR
which is, uh, thermal imaging
which can look for heat signatures
and persons in an environment where we would not be able to see them.
[air support over radio]
Shortly after Volucia County's Air One arrived
the pilot advised that they had an image of the subject
hiding in a swamp, nearby,
and they're only able to see his head.
I then called in our fan boat
which is designed for this type of area.
[Steve Williams] It's a flat bottom wide boat.
It has a propeller on the back like an airplane.
It allows us to go through
really shallow water even over dry ground if need be.
to get to places that other boats cannot get to.
[Williams] Once I got it into the water,
I had to drive around the pond
to pick up the other deputies on the back.
[Boyd speaking]
[man 7 speaking]
It's pitch black dark out there.
It's not even a full moon. I mean, it's dark.
We don't know if he's armed or not. Anything could happen.
[air support over radio]
[Williams] The suspect's in there
and he doesn't know how much danger he's in.
Just about every pond in Florida's got an alligator in it.
Or it's got poisonous snakes in it, you know.
Or water moccasins could be in there.
And we have black widows and brown recluse,
uh, spiders are hanging around these ponds.
[motor whirring]
[Williams] He could get bit or paralyzed or anything.
He wouldn't be able to yell out to us for us to even rescue him.
[air support over radio]
[motor stops]
[Williams] We get to this area and
there's a tree that's overgrown over the bank
where the branches are almost touching the water.
And it's real weedy, real grassy.
And we're looking down and it looks like solid grass.
[man 8 speaking]
- [man 9 speaking] - [man 8 speaking]
[air support over radio]
[Williams] One of the deputies that was on board
attempted to step off the boat thinking it was dry ground,
well, soon as he stepped off he sank right up to his waist.
He was in the same danger as the suspect
with alligators, spiders, snakes.
'Cause it was very possible, he could've drowned there.
We quickly got him back up on the boat
to keep him out of that situation.
[man 8 speaking]
This boat cannot back up. There's no reverse.
It's... it's forward only.
[Williams speaking]
We moved the boat around some more...
[engine revving]
[man 8 speaking]
[Williams speaking]
[engine starts]
[engine revving]
[air support over radio]
[man 8 speaking]
[Williams] The pilot from the helicopter
is guiding us in
and we're within five feet of where this heat source is.
He's right in front of us and we can't see him.
[man 8 speaking]
[man 9 speaking]
We took our push pole from the boat...
and one of the deputies up front
is using that pole to push these weeds down to see
in the area where the suspect is at
and see if he can see him.
[man 9 speaking]
[man 8 speaking]
[air support over radio]
[man 8 speaking]
[suspect speaking]
[man 8 speaking]
[suspect speaking]
[man 8 speaking]
[Williams] I think the suspect
thought we were gonna actually hit him with that push pole.
And he says, "I give up."
[man 8 speaking]
[suspect speaking]
[man 8 speaking]
[Williams] We're giving him commands to come out with his hands up.
We don't know what he has. We don't know if he's armed or not.
It could be a knife, a gun, anything.
[man 8 speaking]
[suspect speaking]
[man 8 speaking]
We tried to find out if he was hurt a bit anywhere
and checked his body, make sure he didn't have puncture wounds
or scratches or anything like that.
[man 8 speaking]
Once he was on board, they talked to him just, like, me and you are talking.
Treated with respect.
If I had a message for this criminal, I would say,
probably better off for him to give up
um, instead of running into a swamp, putting himself in danger.
[narrator] The suspect is Alonzo Devon Peoples.
He is charged with several offences
including driving without a license
possession of cocaine, and resisting an officer without violence.
I thought everybody that was with me that night did a great job.
The other deputies set up a perimeter around the swamp.
So, even if he exited the swamp
we would still be able to, to find him.
So, I thought it was excellent.