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-[gunshot]
-[man screams]
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[bleeping]
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[man speaking]
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[Art] Lawbreakers push
the legal limits
of right and wrong.
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[woman speaks]
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[Art] And there's a price
to pay for committing crimes.
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[taser fired]
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But some delinquents
aren't ready
to serve their time quietly.
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So law enforcement
have to re-catch
these crafty crooks...
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who are back on the loose.
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-[gunshot]
-[officer speaking]
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[multiple gunshots]
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[officer speaking furiously]
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[Art] In Sandoval County,
New Mexico,
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a gang of inmates
are attempting
a violent prison escape.
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And have taken over
a cellblock.
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So the prison's tactical
response team
moves in to take control.
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During prison riots,
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corrections officers
use non-lethal tactics
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to destabilize
incarcerated persons.
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Since prisoners
do not have access
to guns or ammunition.
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Officers try to slip
a paintball gun
through the slot,
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in an attempt
to back them off the door.
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But prisoners stuff
the opening with the clothes
off their back.
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They unleash
a flash bang grenade
to break up the barricade.
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Which creates
a bright hot flash.
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And a loud noise.
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But inmates are unfazed.
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And retain control
over the cellblock.
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The corrections team
goes for the double whammy...
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hitting them with gas
and another
flash bang grenade,
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at the same time.
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They take back
the prison unit
and stop the jailbreak.
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Prisoners were hit
with multiple charges.
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Including unlawful
assault on a jail.
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[Michael]
When you're called
in to quell a prison riot,
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you're literally
the boots on the ground.
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You don't get to have
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an overhead view
of what's going on.
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So normally,
there's a control center,
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basically directing you
as a unit on where to go.
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You're not acting on your own.
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You're acting within
a team structure
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to minimize the amount
of damage and injuries
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to the inmates
and the facility.
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[officers conversing]
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[Art] The odds
of a successful
prison escape is just 1%.
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So most suspects
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try to seize their moment
before serving time.
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[woman speaking]
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[officer speaking]
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[Art] Like trying capers...
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from the backs of cop cars.
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In Michigan, this woman
was arrested
for drunk driving.
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[woman speaking]
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[officer speaking]
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She seems apologetic.
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But she's got
a trick up her sleeve.
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Police handcuffs
have been the same size
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since they were invented
150 years ago.
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But apparently, if your hand
is smaller than your wrist,
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you can slide them right off.
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[woman speaking]
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[officer speaking]
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[Art] I guess she just
wanted to try out her
new party trick.
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In Grady County, Oklahoma,
a woman has been
handcuffed and detained
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after her neighbors
found her high on meth,
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crawling around
on her front lawn
and barking like a dog.
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While the officers
get their statement,
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she improvises an escape plan.
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She skillfully slips her hands
out of the handcuffs.
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And searches the cruiser
for a way out.
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She struggles
through the partition.
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And finds this.
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Uh-oh.
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[officer speaking]
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-[gunshot]
-[man screams]
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[bleeping]
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-[multiple gunshots]
-[bleeping]
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[officer speaking]
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[gunshots continue]
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[Art] With her cuffs off,
the woman wrestles
the police rifle free
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from the front seat rack
and opens fire.
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[firing gun]
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[Art] Her first bullet
strikes her neighbor.
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-[gunshot]
-[man screams]
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[bleeping]
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And grazes
the deputy in the head.
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[multiple shots fired]
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They take cover
behind another cruiser
and call for more backup.
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[gunshots continue]
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After several hours,
the standoff ended.
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She was charged
with three felony counts
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of shooting
with intent to kill.
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The deputy and her neighbor
only suffered minor injuries
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in the surprise shootout.
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[Michael] A lot of times
how a call is dispatched
to law enforcement
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is the only information
we have to go on.
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So we're planning
when we get there,
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based off of what
we're told in advance.
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So although it seems like
a low stress call,
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those have more
of a likelihood of going south
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than an actual crime
in progress.
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With a crime in progress,
we're expecting it.
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[officer speaking]
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[Art] On a routine traffic
stop in Oregon,
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two officers have
pulled over a driver
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with an active warrant
for theft.
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[woman speaking]
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[officer speaking]
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[Art]
As they put her in handcuffs,
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she requests to feed her dogs
before heading downtown.
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The generous deputies
agreed to let her take
care of her pets,
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before she's
locked up overnight.
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[officer speaking]
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[officer] Okay.
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[officer speaking]
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[woman speaks]
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[officer speaking]
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[Art] As they enter,
chaos erupts when she
can't control the dogs.
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[dogs barking]
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[officer] Sit. Sit.
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[Art] So one officer
leashes one of the pups
and leads him out.
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[officer speaking]
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[Art] But inside the house,
as the second officer
wrangles the other dog...
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-[officer speaking] Hi.
-[dog barks]
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[Art] ...the suspect
seizes the moment.
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-[gunshot]
-[officer screams]
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[gunshots fired]
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[gunshots fired]
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[woman]
My dogs are at home.
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[officer speaking]
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[Art] In Gladstone, Oregon,
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police have arrested a woman
and escorted her to her home
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to care for her dogs
before she's detained.
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But once inside,
this devious damsel
separates the officers.
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-[gunshot]
-[officer screams]
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[Art] Retrieves a .9 mm
handgun from her bedroom
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and attempts to shoot her way
out of the situation.
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-Striking the officer
in the house.
-[gunshots fired]
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While his partner
stands ready to take her down
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if she makes a move
down the hallway.
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The seriously wounded officer
crawls into the other room.
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[gunshots fired]
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[gunshots fired]
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[gunshots continue]
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She continues
her shooting spree
from the stairwell.
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As the cops return fire...
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-[gunshots fired]
-[officer] Drop the gun!
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[Art] ...with his partner
trapped inside the house.
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[officer] Drop the gun!
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[Art] Backup finally arrives.
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[officer speaking]
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[backup officer speaking]
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[officer] Okay.
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[officer] I'm stuck in between
where the suspect went down
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and my partner--
Give me a shield.
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I need to get a tourniquet.
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[backup officer]
Where do you need it?
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[officer] Cover me!
She's the [bleeps] shooter.
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I'm gonna get in the flank.
Get tanking on her!
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All right? Going in.
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On the right! On the right!
On the right!
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[Art] As he applies
a tourniquet,
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the backup officers
immobilize
and apprehend the suspect.
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[backup officer]
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[Art] The officer suffered
gunshot wounds
to his leg and arm.
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But fully recovered
and returned to duty.
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As a law enforcement agency,
we like to make
firearms training
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part of our muscle memory.
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Because we have to be thinking
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about other things
that we're doing.
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The higher
the stress situation,
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the more muscle
memory we need.
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So that we can concentrate
on the situation
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that's going
on in front of us.
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[Art] For her
spontaneous attack,
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the unassuming suspect
was sentenced
to 10 years in prison
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for attempted
aggravated murder,
first degree assault,
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and attempt to commit
a Class B felony.
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[officer speaking]
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[Art] But not all suspects
fight for their freedom.
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Some just make a run for it.
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At a courthouse in Utah,
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this criminal tries to escape
with the leap of a lifetime.
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Before the leaping
lawbreaker can hit the ground,
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security swarms the scene.
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They even try
to break his fall.
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Thankfully,
he still has his handcuffs on.
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So they don't even
have to re-arrest him.
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The high-wire criminal
has to go back
to court a few weeks later.
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This time,
with a broken leg, pelvis,
and a fracture in his skull.
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Plus a litany of new
charges for his failed
flop at freedom.
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[man thuds on floor]
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He should've
taken the stairs...
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like this guy,
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who's making a break
for it through the courtroom
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with deputies hot on his tail.
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Well, that's one way
to get your steps in.
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This defendant
was so determined
to gain his freedom...
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[taser fired]
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...he's not letting
anything stop him.
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-[taser fired]
-Not even 20,000
volts of electricity.
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With AC current
coursing through his veins,
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he makes it down
the hallway
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and through the police
security checkpoint.
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Nothing can hold
this guy down.
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But he was ultimately
brought back to justice
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just minutes later,
in the parking lot.
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[judge bangs gavel]
Next case.
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[Art] During a court
appearance in Oklahoma,
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the judge has ordered
this green day wannabe
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to sit in the back
of the courtroom,
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until a detention officer
can bring him
to a holding cell.
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But this nimrod
just keeps going.
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Quietly walking down the aisle
and right out the door.
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But this alert court clerk
is on the case.
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While the suspect frantically
runs the halls
looking for a way out.
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Just stay cool, man.
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You'll blend in.
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The common cool
legal clerk has already
alerted security...
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to lock down the building.
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And captured the delinquent
at the door.
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I hope he had
the time of his life.
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Because in addition
to the 10 years
he's currently serving,
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he wound up with charges
for attempted escape
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and resisting arrest.
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[Jameca] In many cases,
when individuals
are trying to escape court,
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the main reason
is the avoidance
of the consequences.
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And for some people,
criminal or not,
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they simply want
to avoid any consequence.
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There is probably
an amount of panic
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that people in those
situations feel.
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And they're just
trying to get out
of that immediate situation.
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[Art] In Alabama,
inmate Casey White,
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is awaiting trial
for capital murder.
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The only two sentences
are life in prison
or capital punishment.
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When the prison guard
transfers Casey,
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an inconceivable plan
is revealed.
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The corrections officer,
is also his girlfriend.
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The jailbird and the lovebird
load into a police vehicle.
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And look to sneak
away unnoticed.
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[woman speaks]
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[Casey speaks]
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[Art] But their escape
turns into a dangerous chase.
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[woman speaks]
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[Art] At a courthouse in Ohio,
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a group of convicts
are being escorted
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from their holding cell
to trial.
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But one of them,
has second thoughts.
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The runaway rebel is facing
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five counts of theft
and criminal trespassing.
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So he decides
to make a break for it.
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As he makes his run,
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a gaggle of officers
take off after him.
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As bystanders marvel
at his 40 time,
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he heads down the hall...
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but hits a wall.
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His make or break run
ended up breaking.
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And the crook was taken back
to his holding cell
and hit with another charge.
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A third degree felony
for attempted escape.
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At the Lauderdale County
Detention Center,
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convict Casey White
is awaiting trial
for a capital murder case.
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The 6'9" colossal convict
has a history
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of sweet talking
corrections officers.
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And he apparently has
wooed CO Vicky White.
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On the way to a supposed
mental competency hearing,
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Vicky walks Casey
to her patrol car
and they vanish.
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[Jameca]
When people spend a large
amount of time together,
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they, in a lot of ways,
become connected,
just like family.
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And incarcerated individuals,
many times are highly skilled
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in manipulating individuals.
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And we'll manipulate
people and situations
to get their needs met.
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And they don't care
what the consequences
are to other people.
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[Art] Before the authorities
figure out the plot...
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the couple has traveled
hundreds of miles
from the detention center,
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frequently changing
hotel rooms and cars
to remain undetected.
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The couple make
appearances on various
surveillance cameras.
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But the police are always
one step behind.
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Until they receive a call
from a car wash in Indiana...
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stating that a large man
has suspiciously
abandoned a truck...
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and departed
in a gray Cadillac.
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[officer] Looks like
every other Tennessee plate
I've seen.
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[Art] Police immediately
investigate
the tape and vehicle.
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[officer speaking]
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[Art] The officers
don't find much to go on,
but they know it's their guy.
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[officer speaking]
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[Art] Evansville police spot
the getaway car across town.
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And the chase
of a lifetime begins.
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[Vicky speaks]
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[Art]
As the pursuit intensifies,
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things seem to fly south
for the lovebirds.
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A 911 operator
receives a distressing call
from Vicky's phone.
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Vicky is heard
desperately pleading
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with the man
she helped escape.
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[Vicky speaks]
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[911 operator] Hello?
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[Art] And police crash
into the car...
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and halt the vehicle.
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Officers swarmed the wreck
and apprehend Casey.
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[man speaks]
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But they find Vicky with what
authorities believe
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is a self-inflicted
gunshot wound.
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Casey White returns to prison.
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And is given a life sentence.
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All the pursuing officers
were unharmed.
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In the unlikely event
that an escape does happen
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from a prison or a jail
and you are able to evade
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all of the barbed wire,
the canine units,
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it absolutely
will result in a manhunt
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in order to bring you
back into custody.
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[Art] At the Chester County
Prison in Pennsylvania,
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convicted murderer,
Danilo Cavalcante makes
a daring escape from prison.
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And fleas into the rural town
of Pocopson.
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And the manhunt begins.
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Twenty four hours later,
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this criminal is spotted
on a Pennsylvania state
security camera
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along a highway.
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But he slips away.
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Officers move their
search efforts 20 miles north
and create a new perimeter.
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They now enlist
support of the DEA.
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And a thermal
heat-detecting helicopter.
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And there, in the thick
of the Pennsylvania
wilderness, is Danilo.
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He can't escape
his own body heat.
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[man speaking]
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[Art] After a 14-day manhunt,
Danilo Cavalcante
is thrown back in prison,
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where he'll spend
the rest of his life.
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[Michael] If you're arrested
or you're in detention,
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human nature is always to try
and figure a way out.
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In my training,
we assume everybody
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that is apprehended
is going to try and escape.
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And so, I do believe
that that runs through
everybody's mind at some point
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during their arrest process
or during their incarceration.