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Jan. 13, 2025 - MyronGainesX
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Former Fed Explains Sting That Led To The Murder Of A State Trooper
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Good evening.
I'm Chief Robert Gordon, New Mexico State Police.
On February 4th, 2021, New Mexico State Police Officer, Darian Jarrett, stationed in Deming, New Mexico, was assisting homeland security investigations.
Now, you guys are probably wondering, yo, what's going on here, Martin?
HSI, your agency was involved.
Yes, we have a big presence on the southwest border, guys.
Big presence there.
The officers were initiated a traffic stop on a white Chevrolet pickup on Interstate 10 eastbound near Mile Marker 101, east of Deming, New Mexico.
And Deming, New Mexico, down the middle of nowhere, You can see Interstate Highway 10 cuts right through it.
It is not too far from the border, right?
Which obviously is going to be huge drug trafficking.
But here it is right here.
It's a city of Luna County, New Mexico, United States, 60 miles west of Las Cruces, 35 miles north of the Mexican border.
So not far whatsoever from the border.
The population was 14,750 as of 2020 census.
Hold on, what the hell?
Why is there no sound?
real with me chat state police on february 4th 2020 new mexico was assisting homeland security investigations The officers were initiated a traffic stop on a white Chevrolet pickup on Interstate 10 eastbound near Milemacher 101, east of Deming, New Mexico.
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All right.
Audio starts in 20 seconds.
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So it's not.
Okay.
I thought I was about to say, like, what the hell?
Why is there no audio?
Alright, so you're driving on the road.
There you go.
audio chat.
So it looks like he's going to pull over this truck here.
So it looks like he's going to pull over this truck.
So it looks like he's going to pull over this truck.
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12-5-1, so called.
traffic.
I'm going to be at I-10.
He's bound at about the LA Temp Tag 055.
All right, so he's calling dispatch again.
The giving them the tag, letting them know that he's making a stop.
This is a standard procedure, guys, whenever you make a traffic stop.
And we're going to get more into why he's making this traffic stop here in a little bit.
27 Edward Paul's going to be a white Chevy pickup.
One abort.
can't tell what state the temp tags out of all right so we got the dash cam footage here and then we got the footage up here of the body cam
So this is standard, especially like in rural highways like this, guys, where, you know, they used to teach them to walk up to the driver's side, but now they tell them to go on the other side for obvious reasons, right?
Because someone might hit you on the side of the road.
A lot of people drive drunk like idiots.
Can't tell you how many times I've seen troopers literally get smacked as they're doing a traffic stop by some weirdo.
So now traffic stops are very dangerous, guys, for obvious reasons, right?
You know, like you don't know who the individual is.
You don't know what they have on their car, etc.
Obviously, you make hundreds, if not thousands, of these over a career, so you get used to it, but it's still always dangerous, right?
And in this case, this was in the middle of an operation with Homeland Screen Vestigations, which we're going to talk about here.
Jared, I'm in New Mexico State Police.
Reason for the stop is your window tank.
It's a little too dark.
Yeah.
You mind if I open the door?
Or if you want to roll down the window more.
Is this dark?
Yeah.
I noticed you got temp tags.
You got a registration for the vehicle?
Yes, sir.
I'll need registration and your driver's license as well.
What?
I'll just have my bike function.
Right, you gotta get pulled.
Okay.
All right, do you have insurance for the vehicle?
Yeah.
Where is it?
It's hard to make out what he's saying, but he's complying right now.
Come with me to my vehicle.
That way I can run your name and date of birth, and then that way I can get my return, okay?
Go ahead.
Shut the vehicle off.
If you want, it's up to you.
All right, so I'm assuming he probably pulled him out of the car at this point, guys, because he's a little nervous.
He doesn't want him to keep sitting in his car.
So I said, come back to the car with me.
Why, no?
Well, I just have no phone actually.
Big please, my license, if I'm not wanted.
Yeah, no, yeah, sir.
That'll work.
Grab the phone and come with me to my vehicle so I can get the return and then I can make sure that everything's good.
Now, what he's going to do more than likely, chat, is he's going to run him through something called lawn an endlets, okay?
National law enforcement telecommunication, national law enforcement telecommunication system.
Yeah, NLETs, which is going to allow him to get the data on the car and the driver's license from the state level.
Okay.
That's what he's probably going to do.
check it and make sure the registration and everything is good to go.
What was your name?
Omar Quella.
Omar Quella.
Okay, so he gave his real name.
THIS IS THE GUY.
So it looks like he doesn't have his driver's license.
It seems like he might have a picture of it on his phone is what it looks like potentially.
*sad music*
*sad music* While she's sending the pic, let's go so that I can run my checks on you.
*sad music* Huh?
Yeah, so I can run my checks and I can talk to you a little bit while running my checks.
Yeah, so clearly the guy's nervous.
And this guy's a multiple-time convicted felon.
Just so you guys know, this guy's a drug trafficker as well.
That's why he's a little bit on edge.
And I gotta tell you guys this from me being on the job.
Drug traffickers are always nervous because they know that their days of, you know, are always numbered, quite frankly.
You got the police after you, you got other criminals after you trying to rip you off.
You got to make your drug payments back whenever, and he's right there on the border.
So more than likely, he's very close to the source.
He's dealing with some very dangerous people.
So he's clearly on edge here, right?
And this guy's been in jail in and out multiple times, multiple time convicted felon.
HSI had done an operation with him with some methane, with some methane pills.
And they were doing this traffic stop here to bust to collect, I guess they had him on surveillance.
And they were doing this traffic stop kind of as like a T-stop just to probably identify and make sure it's really him in the car or get some other intel.
I'm not sure exactly why.
Maybe we'll figure that out.
Why they did it.
But the point is that this guy was on HSI's radar, HSI Deming office, for drug trafficking.
Here's the point.
He'll show me the picture right away,'cause I got the paperwork I gotta do, you know?
So now he gets out the car without him telling him to do that.
Hey, hey, real quick, real quick.
You have a firearm on me?
Yeah.
I don't know why I see it.
Waste.
Make me feel it.
You mind if I take it off you for my safety?
Alright, hold on, hold on.
Hold on.
Alright.
Let's go to my vehicle, okay?
Come on.
Oh, shit.
Boom.
Oh shit!
Very graphic, guys.
Very, very graphic.
And this is honestly, it really hurts me even fucking see that, man.
You know, they literally, this is like the worst scenario that you can have in law enforcement, guys.
literally the worst scenario you can have um i don't even want to really rewind it but i want to kind of show you guys the moment where this guy decided he was going to do something right so So.
Right.
So.
For my safety.
So he has to take the gun off him.
Now, at this point, the guy is probably nervous because the guy knows, yo, I'm a convicted felon.
I can't have a gun.
I'm going to go to jail.
100%.
Right?
So I think that's where he made the decision.
I'm not, I'm not going away.
I'm not going away.
I think that's where he made that decision.
But yeah, bro.
Fucking awful, man.
Absolutely awful.
All right, hold on, hold on.
Hold on.
So he tells him to hold on.
So at this point, the guy's getting probably nervous.
He doesn't know what he's going to do.
He's like, oh, am I going to cooperate?
Am I not?
Because at this point, he knows the jig is up.
He knows the jig is up.
He knows more than likely he's going to go to jail.
He can't have a gun and he has one on him.
All right.
Let's go to my vehicle, okay?
Come on.
So he asked him to come to his car.
You can see him right here messing around with the gun.
This is where I think he puts one in the chamber here.
He racks it.
Right?
Boom.
I think he racked it.
Yeah.
Then he just starts shooting at him.
Shit.
So, and that's gotta be the moment right there.
Like, this is fucking devastating to see.
Right?
Boom.
Shoots once.
Probably hit him.
Then obviously you're at close range.
And this is an AR.
So that's going to go through that vest.
Can't even get his gun out.
Then he shot him in the head.
One last time.
Then he speeds off.
During the traffic stop, the driver identified as Omar Felix Cueva, 39 years of age.
Fired at least one shot at New Mexico State Police Officer Darien Jared.
Officer Jarrett was struck and killed by gunfire.
An HSI agent arrived on scene and notified New Mexico State Dispatch that our officer was down.
Hey!
All right, so this is the HSI agent right here.
So they were clearly, look, they're tacked down shit like that.
So they were doing an operation chat.
They're doing an operation.
They're following the trooper.
They're going to let him make the stop and then kind of see what happens from there.
Hey, police, here to help.
Here to help.
Here to help.
Hey, the bunch of 91.
Get it.
You come.
That's another HSI agent right there.
I'm with HSI.
Okay.
Yeah, by the time they get to him, he's done.
He's dead.
No, they didn't wait on the side, guys.
They gave us some distance.
So what happened was the guy was supposed to make the traffic stop and these guys were behind because obviously they're in an unmarked unit.
They don't want to make it too obvious.
But that's, yeah.
Ended up going down really bad.
Fuck.
Hey, I'm just west of that road line, I'm just out of hand, and a police officer just shot.
I'm with the force of trial car.
I just had a car pulled over and the person shot him.
In the head.
He's dead.
Shot in the head.
Yeah, stay police.
We're just west of the Aquila exit on I-10 East.
It's a New Mexico State Relief vehicle.
An unmarked law enforcement vehicle.
Okay.
Oh.
Yes.
Okay.
Yes.
Okay.
Okay.
No, I just walked up.
I'm flipping him over now.
I'm in your teeth.
Yeah, can you get lifelight here?
And you guys are going to see why this was an L in a little bit.
I watched some of this video yesterday.
But yeah, this is not good.
Lifelight here, ASAP, please.
Okay, thank you.
Bye.
Now you guys are wondering why didn't they do the traffic stop with them?
Well, if they did the traffic stop with him, then he would have known he was under federal investigation.
They were trying to make it look routine, guys.
That's why.
That's why they were staying back.
Right?
Because that would blow the cover of the investigation if the dude is doing a traffic stop and then now the feds are there too.
They'll be like, what?
gonna be like what the fuck are you talking to the guys Fuck, he has fucking gun out.
Fuck, man.
Fuck.
Let's flip him over and check for a poll.
This is cold, Matt.
No, I have not.
Fuck, man.
Fuck, I wondered.
God damn it.
He's got one here in the chest.
I exit right here and through the face.
I'm gonna flip him over.
Okay.
You got shot?
Yes, you got shot.
You got shot.
You got shot.
But I need you guys to keep up.
So he's definitely calling his supervisor right now, letting him know what went down.
This is obviously a fucking nightmare from an operational standpoint, right?
Then he's also putting everybody on notice.
Hey, look, that's on their operation.
The guy was driving a white truck.
He went this way.
All right.
All right, guys.
Because they're on Interstate Highway 10 here, which I showed you guys on the highway.
You can see Interstate Highway 10 cuts through.
And this is a long highway, guys.
This highway takes you from Los Angeles all the way to Jacksonville.
See Interstate Highway 10?
Boom.
Takes you all the way here.
Coast to coast, man.
Probably one of the longest east-west highways.
goes through a bunch of major cities how's he not so he's trying to run her aid probably try to put pressure on the wound but But at this point, you know, it's done.
Yeah, the reason why they're not telling you to look for the Chevy guys,'cause they already know what the car They've had him under surveillance the whole time.
I just found near Kaliha.
BFI's maybe have unmarked each site units on seat right now.
Officer down.
I'm going through the neck.
Put your fire in the cell out.
I'm going to secure his weapon back in his holster.
I'm going to secure his weapon back in his holster.
I saw this happen.
Is there anything I can do?
So, boom, they got a witness that says he came through and saw what happened.
Okay, sir.
They have EMS on the way.
Yes, please.
Just stand back a little bit, please.
Is there anything else I can do?
I'm not sure all this, but I think I shouldn't, the white system truck is right here.
I'm not sure if you want.
It's gonna be a white truck along the road.
We're in a temp truck.
Their temp truck is 0527, Edward Paul.
0527, Edward Paul.
Officer Darian Jared began his career as a transportation inspector with the Mexico Department of Public Safety.
He was certified as a law enforcement officer in December of 2014 and worked with the former Motor Transportation Division of the New Mexico Department of Public Safety.
In July 2015, he was sworn in as a New Mexico State Police Officer where he bravely served until he's only been on the job for about five or six years at that point.
Officer Jared leaves behind three small children and he was expecting his fourth child this year.
This is my command.
Yeah, only nine only, dude.
This guy was younger than me.
He's 32 years old.
When he died, he was like 30.
Mother, just as I have loved you.
29, actually.
Greater love has no one than this.
That one lay down his life for his friends.
And we want you to understand that we're here to honor Officer Darian Jarrett.
Officer Darien Jarrett went out there today and was serving his state, his community, the best way he knew how.
And I love him for that.
And everyone that's here loves him for that.
And I want you guys to understand that as we get through this.
But these officers lay their lives out online every day for each and every one of us.
Yeah, I see some of you guys are saying, yo, is it routine for them to be by themselves a lot?
Yeah, guys.
The state trooper, yeah, you work alone a lot, guys, especially in rural areas like that, with big interstate highways.
Yeah, it's very common to work alone.
Very, very common.
Right, and this is horrible that, you know, the man had a family too.
I'll fast forward this a little bit.
Rest of peace to him, man.
People forget that these people are regular humans that have jobs, that have children, have families.
The state and the local law enforcement agencies, a New Mexico State Police Officer located in Cueva Traveling East, near State 10, near mile marker 116.
Cueva pulled over at the exit and fired New Mexico State Police officers.
So now they're chasing him, right?
Because obviously the guy killed the fucking trooper.
Turn fire.
Our pursuit was initiated as Cueva continued to evade officers traveling east on Interstate 10.
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uh yeah so you're not even taking chances
just shooting at the car all right so now they're going to talk about uh the age of sign involvement
Minutes after Omar Cueva shot and killed New Mexico State Police Officer Darian Jarrett along Interstate 10, he called an undercover agent with Homeland Security Investigation to tell him he had been pulled over by the police.
Cueva told the agent he did not give them a chance and still wanted to meet up to sell the agent five pounds of methamphetamine.
So they had him under surveillance because they were supposed to do a drug deal later on, right?
And what they wanted to do, I guess, was do a traffic stop, see who was with him, identify any other individuals, right?
And then, you know, let him kind of go on his way.
The trooper was more going to let him walk, guys, so that he can go do the drug deal.
But, granted, the fact that the guy had a gun, that made things a lot trickier, right?
But yeah, so Cueva had been talking with an undercover HSI agent the whole time.
So he called him right after he shot the cop.
But he still wanted to meet up to give to sell the agent five pounds of meth.
Well, the agent received word that an officer had been killed.
Okay, and Ranking Agent Wayside told State Police Investigators he knew there was a plan to have state police pull over Cueva between Deming and Las Cruces if the opportunity.
Ranking agent with HSI told state police investigators he knew there was a plan to have state police pull over Cueva between Deming and Las Cruces.
And this is common, guys.
When you're doing a drug trafficking deal, a drug deal like this, like this is called a controlled buy, right?
And when you do a controlled buy, right, you're going to monitor the bad guy from when they leave their house all the way up until he meets with the undercover to do the deal.
Why?
Because throughout the entire process, right, the person is going to be meeting with people, making phone calls.
He's going to be going to places.
So you might be able to identify co-conspirators, whether it's a source of supply, a stash house, another vehicle, other people.
Like, you're going to be able to identify a bunch of things.
So they had the drug deal set for today, and they were monitoring him the whole time.
And then what happened was they wanted the trooper to stop him, right?
To get him or anyone else in the vehicle identified and then let him go.
But granted, obviously Cuevo doesn't know he's being watched by the police.
So he thinks it's a real traffic stop.
So what does he do?
He's like, damn, I got a gun.
The cop saw that I got a gun.
This is a real traffic stop.
I'm going to shoot.
Because I'm going to go to jail.
I'm a convicted felon.
Right?
So they obviously fucked this one up with this operation for sure.
Very unfortunate.
If the opportunity came.
If not, the 39-year-old would have been busted by multiple HSI agents and armored vehicles when he met up to sell the meth.
So they were going to bust them later after the deal was done.
Agents told state police investigators they knew.
All right, guys, I'm going to get my face off the screen a little bit so I can just give you guys commentary.
Because there's text that's coming up on the screen, so I don't want to block it for you guys.
Cueva was armed and had told them he was not going back to jail.
According to New Mexico State Police Incident reports, HSI agent Hector Huerta, an acting supervisor for the Deming office, told investigators that a few weeks before the shooting, a confidential informant tipped them off to Cueva and how he wanted to sell a large amount of narcotics.
He said that on January 28th, an undercover HSI agent met Cueva at a truck stop in Las Cruces and bought a pound of methamphetamine and 4,000 fentanyl pills.
That's a lot.
So obviously this guy, he's dead.
For him to get that volume of drugs means it's connected.
So obviously it's going to be someone that's going to be of interest to the feds.
Pound of meth, half a kilo, roughly.
During this transaction, Mr. Cueva was acting paranoid, took a photo of surveillance.
Drug traffickers are always paranoid, chat.
Very paranoid.
A lot of times they do the drugs themselves.
Now, this is common, right?
You do an undercover operation.
You see the bad guy has a gun, right?
Obviously, that makes things dangerous.
So, hey, why don't I just buy the gun from this bad guy, right?
Why don't I pick it up?
I've done a bunch of gun buys when I was on a job as well.
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Cueva said he could meet to sell the five pounds of meth on February 4th, and HSI chose state police officer Leonel Palomaris, the canine officer, to make a high-risk stop and gave him full disclosure on everything they knew about Cueva.
So now you guys are going to see we're going to get into the he says, she says stuff here soon.
Meanwhile, HSI sent out a be on the lookout advisory on February 2nd.
Abolo.
...webo is traveling on I-10 between Arizona and New Mexico.
*music*
*music* Investigators learned through HSI that there were two plans of action for the February 4th operation.
The first involved Officer Palomaris pulling Cueva over with a group of HSI agents and an armored SUV ready to act as a quick reaction force.
If state police officers were unable to locate Cueva along I-10 and he reached the meeting place in Las Cruces, the undercover agent would give a signal when he confirmed the meth was there and tactical agents would move in to arrest Cueva.
On February 4th, HSI held a 45-minute briefing in Las Cruces at 10.30 a.m.
The plan was to monitor Cueva's home until he was seen leaving.
The vehicle description would be sent out and Palomaris, who was on board and another state police unit, would make the traffic stop.
No state police officers were.
Okay, so this is a big fuck up here, chat.
All right.
So I had a rule, right?
I had a big rule when I was on a job.
If you don't come to the briefing, you're not allowed to be in the operation.
One more time.
If you don't come to the briefing, you're not allowed to be in the operation.
All right?
So, the briefing, guys, is one of the most important things that you're going to do if you're a criminal investigator, right?
At the briefing, you know, you meet up with everybody that's supposed to be involved, right?
You're the case agent, you lead the briefing.
If you have an undercover agent or an informant, you're going to have pictures of the other, the undercover agent is going to be there.
He's going to show everyone what he looks like.
So, there's no blonde blue, right?
Or, you know, friendly fire incident.
Or if your informant won't be there, but you're going to show a picture of your informant to everybody there, right?
And you're going to go over the radio channels, what the goal of the operation is, who's going to be where, who's going to be staged where, the closest hospital, the radio frequencies that you're going to use, all that stuff is there.
The other agencies that are going to be involved in the takedown or the operation, you're going to give them radios, right?
Because let's say when I used to work with DEA all the time, right?
DEA uses different radios than HSI does.
So I would make sure I give them the HSI radios so they can be on comms with all of us, right?
So the briefing is where everyone is there that's involved in our operation.
We all know what each other looks like.
We all know what everybody's wearing.
We all know what cars they have, right?
We all know what frequencies we're supposed to do, and everyone has a job, right?
So if you're not there at the briefing, you can't participate in the goddamn operation.
So this was a big fucking L that the trooper was not at the briefing, right?
Now, you're going to see here there's a discrepancy.
Some places are saying, oh, the guy knew that Cuevo was dangerous.
Others are going to say, oh, they didn't know Cuevo was dangerous.
What I will say is this: if he had gone to the briefing like he was supposed to, he would have known he was dangerous and you would have been a little bit more cautious.
Because you could tell he didn't get nervous until he saw the gun.
The trooper didn't really get like high alert until he saw the gun, which he should have been high alert the whole time.
We're at the briefing.
I questioned Agent Huerta on why on his ops plan stated this was not a high-risk operation.
Agent Huerta said it was an oversight on his part.
Yeah, you got to share that information all the time.
If anyone is like dangerous, criminal history, all that shit.
Like, you always have all your targets, criminal info as well.
Based on everything they had planned for this operation, it was very sloppy, man.
Indeed, a high-risk, one investigator wrote.
Palamaris said at first, HSI told him Cueva was in an SUV with his family.
Then he was in a truck and alone.
As they waited to make the stop, Halamaris told his partner he did not have a good feeling about the traffic stop, and the two began rehearsing how they would make the stop.
If they saw a firearm, a felony stop would immediately be executed.
And a felony stop, guys, is where they're at their cars and the bad guys in their car and they're staying behind their door like this.
They don't even walk up to the car.
That's what a felony stop is.
Here, you know what?
Matter of fact, let me show you guys.
This would probably be better if I could show you.
There we go.
Driver, hands up.
Where's your gun pointing?
There you go.
Driver with the key in your right hand.
Drop them out the window.
This is like at the academy, I guess.
Yeah, you guys get the idea.
It's being done what looks like academy students or some shit.
But this is what a felony stop looks like.
At 11:25 a.m., HSI agent Matthew Rodriguez sent out a text message saying that four officers were staged at mile markers 102 and 132.
At 11:59 a.m., Rodriguez sent another text that another officer, Jarrett, was at mile marker 98.
Jared's the one I got shot.
In minutes, Rodriguez sent a text that the officer pulled over Cueva and Mile Marker 102.
Two HSI agents were traveling westbound in an armored vehicle when they saw the traffic stop and wondered where the officer's backup was.
Okay, so it seems like the trooper was supposed to have backup, but he didn't.
They stopped 200 yards away and watched as a dark silhouette fell to the ground next to the truck.
At first, and the reason why they stood back, guys, is because they didn't want to burn it, right?
They wanted it to, you know, you got to let the guy do the traffic stop, make it as natural as possible.
But the guy didn't have his backup and you ended up getting shot.
They assumed Jarrett had taken Cueva.
This is a failure on the state police, HSI, everybody, man.
To the ground until they saw Cueva's truck pull away.
HSI agent Garrett Olson told investigators he asked Rodriguez if Officer Jarrett was part of the operation, and Rodriguez replied he did not know because he only spoke with Sergeant Madrid, who had details on Cueva.
Olson said that after the shooting, he wondered if Jarrett knew how dangerous this traffic stop could be.
And the HSI special agent in charge, after viewing Jarrett's dash cam video, was concerned that Jarrett did not have all the information with reference to HSI's knowledge of it.
Yeah, because you can see that the way he approached it.
JTE says.
Oh, sorry.
JTE says...
I don't know what the hell, OBS just like messed up there.
Aren't police supposed to take higher precautions when telling a convicted felon to get out of their car?
So this doesn't even matter.
HSI knew he had pounds of meth, cop at fault.
No, he didn't have the drugs on him yet, guys.
He was going to get the drugs and do the deal later on.
Kadora says, Can you tell us any stories of a close call, scary call you've experienced personally afterwards?
Maybe if I got time.
Cody Robinson says, You need some damn moderation, guys.
And they are supporting killing cops.
Wow.
Yeah, dude.
What the fuck?
Is that on Rumble?
That's L. I know you don't want to rewind it, but you can go over the mistakes of what the cops should have done play by play.
Maybe.
Most departments teach to get someone to step out if they don't have some form of ID.
I believe that.
Chief Rocky O'Meyer, did you see the video of the news being live on the scene near one of the fires?
And a random Mexican walks up and says he thinks the fire are because of all the no, I didn't see that, bro.
Maybe tomorrow we could react to that shit.
All right.
Mr. Cueva.
Palomaris said they were waiting to make the traffic stop when they were advised HSI had reached out to Sergeant Madrid and soon after they had heard Jarrett make a traffic stop over the radio.
Minutes later, reports came through that an officer was down.
Sergeant Madrid told investigators he got the bolo on February 2nd of a man coming from Tucson with a load of fentanyl and a gun in the truck and it was put out to the guys to be on the lookout.
Madrid said there was no briefing on criminal history on Cueva.
It's the common stuff we do every day, he said of the traffic stop.
He said he yep, get really complacent.
That's the number one thing that kills cops, guys, is complacency.
Number one thing that kills them, man.
Told Jarrett to keep an eye out for a red Honda Civic or white pickup truck with a headache rack, reminding Jarrett of the bolo and saying, remember, this guy is supposed to be carrying a gun.
Madrid said Rodriguez messaged him pictures of vehicles leaving Cueva's home and asked him if he had anyone available.
Madrid told investigators he replied that he did, and he relayed any further messages from Rodriguez to Jarrett, but never gave Rodriguez Jarrett's number.
Madrid said he guessed Officer Jarrett had spotted the truck and the next thing he knew, he was running out to the scene after Jarrett was shot.
What did this guy do that was so bad that he had to do this?
Madrid told the investigator.
Did the guy even have anything or is he just, who is this dude?
I do not know.
I do not know anything about it.
The undercover HSI agent told investigators that Cueva called him after the traffic stop and told him he had been pulled over by the police but did not give them a chance.
He said, Also, guys, Council Club Raymond, I know some of you guys asked about it.
We're going to close it after today.
So if you guys want to get in, get in while you guys can.
I'll shout out everybody that gets in.
But yeah, goes up to 98 after today, my friends.
Cueva still wanted to meet, sell the five pounds of meth, but would need to ditch his truck and get a ride from the undercover agent.
The undercover agent told investigators that he told Cueva to meet him at the desert area near the Loves truck stop to dump the truck and he would pick him up.
All right, so that's where the deal was going to pretty much go down.
He said Cueva was not able to do it because truck stops are one of the favorite places for the festival has been.
Authorities were blocking all the I-10 exits and Cueva must have dropped the phone because he only heard dead air.
During the pursuit, other New Mexico State Police officers actually utilized tire deflation devices near the Pataco exit, Interstate 10, near Mile Post 135 by Las Cruces, New Mexico.
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So they're going to deploy the spike strip here.
So now you got the sheriff's office.
You got a rifle?
Okay.
You want to set up?
Okay.
Wait, sir, you can't talk.
If I do it, you go to shoulder, you go to shoulder.
I can't breathe.
I can't bridge.
I don't know if I can humming from here.
Get it.
Motel.
what where is he Oh, shit.
Let's rewind that real quick.
Tough!
Here they go, fuck it.
You just started shooting at.
He just let it that shit.
He just let it fly, bad.
He said, fuck it, man.
All right, so now the sheriff's office is going to get involved.
So you got the state police, the sheriff's office, HSI, all in pursuit of this guy.
666 likes, guys.
We should be at almost a thousand right now.
Come on, guys.
Let's hit.
Yeah, man.
Down there on the southwest border, man, it's just nothing but desert chat.
Amen.
Nothing but desert.
So still chasing.
see the mountains in the background and so it looks like one two three four five units that we could see
So yeah, it looks like they got other law enforcement agencies here.
You can see all of them on that side.
Looked like they were trying to deploy some spike strips as well.
We're at 688, guys.
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I don't want to have to stop the stream.
All right, so you can see here they're still going.
No audio, guys.
Still chasing.
Still chasing.
Chad, does this sound a lot better here?
Like silent if I mute this mic?
I mean, give me ones if this sounds better.
Oh, well, now the video is playing sound.
Never mind.
Ignore.
Now the video is playing sound right when I fucking try and do a sound test.
All right.
Still going.
We'll fast forward this part a little bit, Chad.
Okay, so hit him with a successful pit maneuver, right?
Now, normally when you hit the pit, you're supposed to keep going.
But I don't know what ended up happening here.
He gets out.
He gets hit.
But he gets up and keeps fighting.
Oh yeah, he's cooked.
Watch out!
Watch out!
Hey, get the f*** back!
Let the head let him up.
*Sounds of a gun* Dude!
You straight shot off that car!
Hey!
Yeah, he did get out fast as fuck, chat.
It's actually, and you're going to see this guy's going to give his point of view.
This is the guy that pitted and got in the firefight with him.
I have five ships set up.
If you could give me another unit, I could utilize them.
Sergeant, I'm still at the tail end.
I'm not, I'm not actually in it yet.
Correct.
741 and 696.
And that's when we'll hold for PD units.
All right, so now we're gonna get the vantage point from Garza.
This is the guy that did the pit maneuver.
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Somebody at 712, please.
70, please come start down the road.
Yeah.
All right.
In past the red stock, he's coming down.
Pass over.
Take a white pickup.
He saw it 10-part per pet behind him.
Oh, shit.
He's shooting at me.
Oh, shit.
We're approaching the river, Sergeant.
We're approaching the river on X. Oh, fuck.
Oh, fuck.
So obviously, he's nervous.
The guy has his window opening, guys, and he's shooting back at him, by the way, right now.
As he's pursuing them in the pickup truck, you see that there's that slider window in the middle?
He's shooting at the fucking cop, man.
He's shooting at my vehicle.
Shooting at my vehicle.
i can't get in for pay shooting I'm backing off.
set of spike shirts we can pass the left spike shirts or have a new service to you all right we're passing the motel exit now guys we're gonna pass the motel exit now Obviously, his adrenaline is on fucking fire, man.
He's on the meeting.
He's on the meeting.
passing on the right.
I have that before, please.
We're good.
He's shooting out of the vehicle.
He's still shooting at my unit.
See, and you can see there's something wrong with the truck.
it's leaning because it got hit with a spike strip.
Here he is right here.
That guy.
Sorry, moving myself out the way here so you guys can see him.
You know what?
I'm just going to move myself out the way here.
Like the video, by the way, niggas.
Oh, my bad.
Give us a location.
He's coming up soon.
Look, another spike strip right there.
You can see this guy deployed this spike strip right here.
Looks like state police.
I'm trying to go over pit again.
So now you got.
So you got a couple different law enforcement agencies chat.
You got Las Cruces, PD, State Police, Sheriff's Office, HSI, and I think Border Patrol is out there too.
I got a tire out.
So 49, he slipped over.
Might be shot.
slumped over.
We're getting closer to Avenida.
Messiah exit.
Slow eastbound.
I can't see them anymore.
Block traffic, right here on Avenue to the museum, please.
You see, look, tires flying off and shit.
No.
He still slept over towards the right.
We're coming to Tavenida.
see ya yeah so you can see it looks like this tire might be gone So he's gonna come in.
Here he comes from the pit.
Boom.
Did a pretty good job of getting it.
He should have kept going, but look how quick the guy gets out.
This guy moves quick, man.
He got out so fast.
Look, he's already pushing towards the cop.
Now that's what saved him.
He saw this cop right here coming and him.
Now, made him back up.
He would have kept pushing the cop and killed him had these two units not been right there behind him.
Look.
Look how fast he gets out.
You barely even see him.
Look, he's already out, chat.
He's already out.
Car hasn't even come to a full complete stop yet.
Boom, he's already pushing on the cop.
He's already their aggressor.
He hits him.
He would have pushed more, but now these guys are getting out.
And he's like, oh, shit.
See, he tries to push forward more, but then these guys are already out.
This cop already has his gun drawn.
I think this guy's already out too.
And they're shooting.
And that forced him to push back.
And then he returns fire as well.
All right, now we're going to see the pit maneuver from his perspective.
Oh, my God.
Now, this is the worst place you could be on the floor like this, right?
So he gets hit.
Uses the elbow to brace himself to get back up.
And you can see already blood is coming out.
Look, Zori's starting to bleed.
So you see two spots right there.
Oh, he clapped that boy.
What does that say?
We'll rewind that one more time.
I know you guys probably want to see this one more time.
I got y'all, Ninjas.
I'll play it one full-time through, and I'm not going to pause it for you guys.
Let me get everything out the way for y'all.
Hold on.
Blank screen for you, Ninjas.
All right.
Enjoy.
So, you can see him right here with the other cop, right?
Because now he realizes he's been hit.
The adrenaline wears off.
Now he realizes, holy shit, I'm in pain.
I've been hit.
So now what they're doing, they got to find the wound, right?
So they're going to cut up his uniform and shit.
So this guy's Border Patrol in the green.
You got Border Patrol, Las Cruces Police Department, State Police, Sheriff's Office.
HSI is there on Steve.
This guy right here is HSI.
That gets up from his vest.
Brain, you know his water trail.
*Sounds of gunfire*
Yeah, at this point, you know, everyone's just trying to help, right?
They don't want someone else to die.
Because at this point the news is out that the other trooper is dead.
I think this is the HSI agent that was rendering aid before.
Remember when the first trooper got killed?
In this M right here.
Look at the fucking commotion.
So the bad guys over here, they moved his body out the way, and then obviously, and they cuffed him up.
And then the officer is over here.
They got shot.
Okay, so they're putting a tourniquet on him.
See that?
Boom, you can see his blood right here.
So they're putting a tourniquet on him, you know, "Hire or die" is what they say when you put the tourniquet on.
If I'm not mistaken, I think he got shot under the arm.
Hey, give me another chest seal down there.
No, I need a bigger one here.
Give me it.
We're off, man.
We're off.
You guys check for secondary entry.
You guys check for secondaries.
You guys can see your agent.
That's it.
You're good, buddy.
You're good.
I got this sealed up.
Matthew foot, one gunshot roof.
2708 on his right.
Where are my units?
underneath the red armpit.
Yeah, let's go.
Yeah, I'm gonna do it.
Let's go.
Hey, I'm gonna do it.
Where's your 55?
Where?
Oh, yeah, I got you.
I need something just to work it.
All right, so they're putting pressure on the wound.
It's right around here.
You can see them holding onto it very tight.
They got a tourniquet on them, it looks like.
And they're putting pressure on the wound to stop the bleeding.
They pick his body cam back up, and that's the guy.
Las Cruces police officer Adrian De La Garza received the Act of Valor Award on Friday, June 25th, during the 67th New Mexico Fraternal Order of Police Conference.
The FOP awarded De La Garza for actions he took during a major incident on Interstate 10.
The award reads, De La Garza.
Shout out to Stefan Vasquez and Aqua de God for joining Council Club.
Shout out to you guys, Premium.
You Ninjas took action.
Good job, because this shit is closing after today, bro.
So it was honored.
Going up to 98, Ninjas.
For his unwavering dedication and exhibiting exceptional courage, regardless of his personal safety, saving and protecting the lives of citizens while bringing a horrific situation to an end on February 4th, 2021.
De La Garza, who remains on administrative leave after receiving a gunshot wound during the February 4th incident, is a 17-year veteran of the Las Cruces Police Department.
Boom, you see him right there.
He got out quick, man.
Imagine that, bro.
Like, you get out your car to deal with the threat, and he's already out there.
You thought you got the jump on him because you hit him with the pit maneuver.
*Burps* *Burps* oh oh
oh oh adrenaline's probably going crazy here He didn't even feel like he got shot.
I was able to catch up to the suspect pretty quick.
All right, so now he's going to give you his account.
My car is a lot quicker than his, and I started getting over the door.
I'm blooding for the pit.
And if you guys notice, this cop is in good shape, man.
That's how he was able to win this fight.
He was in good shape.
This is why it's so important, guys, to be in good shape, man.
Not your typical donut munching cop.
It was like a Chevy pickup truck.
He has that back window where it slides open in the center.
That window was already open.
And I just remember him, like he was driving with his left hand.
He was turning around.
He was looking at me, like sticking the handgun out of the little window.
And instead of like just firing randomly, like he was actually like following me, he was tracking me.
And then I can see him like stopping.
I was like, oh, fuck, man.
Like, this guy, this guy knows his shit.
If he's taking his time to aim at me and everything, he's not just shooting randomly like you see like on TV or whatever.
Like most videos you see.
Yeah, this criminal actually, guys, was a pretty good shot.
I mean, you know, obviously the fact that he was able to get the drop on a couple of different trained law enforcement officers pretty quickly himself knew what he was doing to a degree.
I remember just like hitting the brake, just trying to trick him.
I would hit the brake and just kind of like jerk my wheel just so that I'm not going like the exact same path every time.
As soon as he would fire, you know, I would move out of the way again.
He was continued.
He would stick his hand out that little window, aim at me, and fire some more.
So I was like, fuck, you know, I got hurried and hit this guy.
So I waited for him to turn around and look straight again, pay attention to the roadway.
So I started getting up on him, but he wouldn't give me the chance.
He would turn around and start firing.
And then once we started getting closer to the motel exit, I was like, you know, I can't do it now because there's too many officers.
I know I remember, I don't remember who else was there, but I remember Joaquin being there for my department.
So I got it back off.
I remember getting on the radio and saying, hey, we're approaching you, Joaquin.
And I don't think I hit the brakes or anything.
I think I just let off on the gas, just so I can give him time to deploy the stopstick.
And I saw the suspect pretty much riding in between both lanes.
And he ran over the spike strip.
And I just remember, I'm pretty sure I moved to the right side of the roadway, trying to avoid the spike strip.
And the suspect fired some more rounds at me.
And I just remember looking down at my dash, and my dash was flashing.
And it was saying zero PSI, like on the left front tire.
So I'm like, shit, I got a fucking tire that's blowing.
Oh, shit, you're in a tire.
So I just remember just checking my steering.
To me, my car felt good.
It didn't feel like it was damaged or there was a tire other.
Maybe the dash is fucked up or something.
He ran over the spike strips.
As soon as he passed, that's when I saw my light flashing, but then I just heard a shitload of gunshots.
And I saw there was a bunch of officers on the left side.
I don't know if it was State Police or Gaso, but I heard a bunch of gunshots.
And I heard a real distinct sound, like it was hitting something.
So I'm like, oh man, I think they got him.
And it sounded like my car got hit too as soon as I passed.
I remember hearing two different sounds.
They sounded different than the ones that were hitting him.
And that's when I saw him slumped over.
I was like, oh, my God, this guy got fucking hit or whatever.
So I got on the radio, started telling the people on the radio that he was slumped over.
But then I realized, you know, he's still driving straight.
It's not drifting to one side or anything.
I was like, maybe he's not hit.
So I was just watching and paying attention to see what he's doing.
So I told myself, you know, like, it's time to go in for the pit.
But then we were like at a curve and I was like, no, this isn't a good spot.
And if I do the pit, there's way too much traffic right here.
I'm going to put like too many people in danger or whatever.
So I just hesitated a few more seconds.
And as soon as we came clear from where all those people were at, I saw him pop back up.
He's back to driving.
He's no longer firing at me.
So I said, screw it.
Gunned it, went in for the pit on the driver's side of the car.
But since his tires were blown, from what I remember, it was like the two rear that were blown.
I don't know about the front.
So I knew, I told myself, you're going to have to give it a little bit more steering to cause his vehicle to lose traction because, you know, if your suspect vehicles like on tires, it breaks traction pretty easy, especially at those speeds.
The faster you're going, the easier the pit is.
So I was like, no, I got to do a little bit more steering.
So, you know, my car.
And as you guys know, when you're driving fast, like, literally, when you're driving fast, going like this just a little bit moves the car a lot, right?
The faster you're going.
So it doesn't take much to knock the car off course.
Car's kind of low.
His in a pickup truck that kind of gains a little.
They're probably going, you know, at speeds of 80 to 100 easily.
Easily.
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I was like, oh no, my car is actually the right size.
I'm not going to go underneath him or anything.
So I started going in for the pit.
And I did the corker steering.
It still wasn't really working.
So like, screw it.
This isn't a good, Isn't a good idea because now me and the suspect are face to face.
If I continue going this way, you know, it's a chance for him to start firing at me.
So I let off, let him straighten out, and I kind of tricked him.
I kind of stayed right there, like if I was going to go back in for a pit.
And then I just, I shot off to the right side and I went in for the pit on the uh on the passenger side.
So now I was like, all right, I'm going to put a little bit more steering into it.
And sure enough, the truck breaks traction.
It's doing exactly what it's supposed to be doing.
And for me, it was like a huge relief.
I was like, all right, you know, I'm fucking stopping this guy.
You know, it's time to get ready.
I just remember telling myself, have your seatbelt off.
As soon as the car like slows down, just jump the fuck out and get out of the car.
So his vehicle spinning, it's almost coming to a complete stop.
Like the way I teach pit and academy is we're supposed to pass the suspect and we're actually supposed to be ahead.
There's no way I can do that.
I'll be like way behind the power curve.
I'll lose like a second or two like passing him.
By the time I get out, I got to face the other way.
So I was like, no, I got to stay here.
So I just remember jerking the wheel to the right and kind of like getting closer to him, you know, instead of being like so far away.
So I just like jumped out.
I was like, I got the fucking hit on him.
I'm going to be faster.
And then as soon as I put in park, he was already right there.
So I was like, what the fuck?
I'm supposed to have to hit on this guy or to jump on this guy.
But he's got me beat.
And I'm like, nah, I'm getting the fuck out.
Jump out of the car.
I don't remember like unholstering.
I just remember like having my gun.
I fire.
And I guess that's when I get hit because I just remember, I remember falling.
As soon as I fell, man, I was like, man, I'm fucked.
I'm on the ground.
You know, like still, my son, don't give up.
I'm already on the ground.
I'm just going to take this fucking shot.
I just remember like rolling over to my right side a little bit.
My gun was already out.
I think I was leaning on me, laying on my right arm.
I thought I'm just going to take out his feet.
But then I didn't see his feet move anymore because I saw him at first in front of my car.
But then they kind of shifted over to where my left front tire is.
So I was like, all right, you know, that's a good sign because he's no longer coming at me.
So I was like, I think you got to get the fuck up, man.
So I just remember popping up.
And as soon as I popped up, I don't know if I was still kneeling or all the way up, but I can see him.
So I just started shooting.
And I saw him, it looked like I hit him.
Because I just remember him crunching down.
And then he turned from me.
And he started running back towards his truck.
So all I can see was his head.
They say this is the bed of the pickup truck.
All I saw was his head, and then all of a sudden he just dropped.
I was like, no, I gotta go get him.
You know, this is the fight to this guy.
So I kind of just came around the corner, took my time a little bit.
Remember seeing his legs move and I saw the gun on the ground.
I don't remember if he was holding it, but I just remember seeing the gun.
So I just kept firing, and that's when my handgun was already empty.
The slide was locked to the rear.
Yeah, you get in such fucking, you know, like such adrenaline, you don't even know that you just dumped the magma.
I reloaded and when I reloaded, I was like, all right, you know, like take a deep breath.
To me, it looked like he was like out of the fight.
He wasn't moving or anything anymore.
I was like, all right, this is over with.
Take a deep breath, and that's when I realized something was wrong.
Like, I didn't feel right.
Like, everything just probably goes on fire.
I went to go holster my gun.
I just remember my arm wasn't moving.
Like, it was moving, but it wasn't doing what it was supposed to be doing.
Like, it wasn't, it wasn't going back.
It was only doing like this motion.
So I was like, I got freaked out.
I was like, I got to get away from everybody.
Like, I don't want to be next to this guy.
So I started taking steps back.
I tried to go holster my gun again and I couldn't.
I just remember holding on to it because I didn't want to drop it.
Like just in case I got to get into like another shooting or say, I don't know if there was like anybody else in the car.
I just remember looking at his like driver seat.
I never checked the passenger side.
So I just kept it here.
I was like, just in case I got to shoot again, I'll be ready.
In my mind, I already told myself, I have another magazine in there.
I tried to get you on the police radio, but I don't know if your radio is the same.
But when we press ours, there's like a little beep, and then you can start talking.
I kept pressing it.
No beep was coming.
I was getting pissed off.
I wanted to tell him, you know, I'm injured.
And I don't think I even had my police radio instead of you.
I don't remember trying to get on or anything.
You guys notice, like, he has his memory is kind of like jacked.
And the reason why is because all that adrenaline is going on, and it's like, you don't know what's going on, man.
Like, you're freaking out.
So I just kept backing up, and then when I turned around, I saw an Amito come in, and I told him, like, I'm hit.
And that's when he got on the radio and told everybody else.
And I actually had to help ask them for help to put my gun away because I couldn't do it.
I've been teaching the academy since.
And this guy is an academy instructor.
So he did a pretty good job.
I started on traffic in 2009, but I didn't start teaching until like 2010.
And I teach the crash portion, you know, ad scene and teach all that stuff.
In the past, I taught like radio procedures, PT instructor, cadet.
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I believe it was like 2015 when I got certified through VSR to be an E-Bok instructor.
That's when I started with the police department.
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To be an E-Book instructor.
Well, I have a course as mentorship coaching programs.
And I teach the academy.
You are going to get the High Valley Academy obviously for free.
And well, I teach every academy and then I also do like biodium training.
So all current officers that are working through Las Cruz Police Department, you know, have to do that mandate training every two years.
And then we go over the pit.
I'm also a motorcycle instructor.
I've been teaching that pretty much the exact same time as E-Bok.
I did it within the same month when I got certified.
That's pretty much all I've been teaching lately and just being a PT instructor.
Yeah, I've taken numerous classes.
I did the advanced handgun course.
I've done it several times because I carried a different handgun at the time.
So when I got my new one, I want to be proficient in that one, just getting more experience.
So I took the class again just so I can be more comfortable with that gun.
I've taken the advanced one several times with the rifle.
I've done courses since I'm a motorcycle officer.
I've taken courses where you're shooting, getting off the motorcycle, using the motorcycle for cover.
I've also done an advanced school in Denver, Colorado, up there.
And that was also the range and driving and everything.
It was rifle and handgun.
I can lead with a pie.
I can make it.
All right, now we're gonna get a angle from this female trooper.
What the hell is your problem?
Socom 461-1095, status check.
Okay, so we're gonna get a angle.
10 more copies will come up before you'll be bringing it to reference to that pursuit.
Shots fired, shots fired to take the 116 against shots fired at the 116.
Fuck.
God damn it I'll be as a job It's always the female officers that do like outreach when it comes to like, you know, doing shit with the kids and stuff like that.
every single time man MOVE OUT OF THE WAY!
Oh, and it seems like it's calling out for me for the-Big bitch.
Come on, move!
So this is our database thing here that where she runs it.
This is where they run their checks with your driving with your car and shit.
MOVE!
Green Central, I'm getting on MOVE!
910, no, no two.
Can you confirm your primary on this pursuit?
I'm from Miami primary, but there's also a net fee unit in front of me.
10-4 copies, so come 12 and 90, just for 49 minutes, we're in the pursuit of a white and colored truck long bed that's involved in an officer down in the D12 area.
We'll be passing the 133.
10-4.
We're uh so com can you please tell advice uh 15 units in pursuit to take over cops.
I don't want to be about uh four units behind them before I don't have full visual 430 SOCOM guys.
We're at 920 likes.
Let's hit 1,000 ninjas on YouTube.
Let's hit 1,000.
I'm currently in primary right now.
I'm taking officer in pursuit to take over comms, please.
We're passing the 146.
I'm taking 30.
We're passing the 144.
Three terrorists gonna be primary.
He just gonna see 125 send the shoulder at him.
SOCOM 446.
Are you secondary?
Senpai at second round.
Go, go.
Four three zero.
Number three.
Four three zero, shots fired.
I'm 10-4.
8-534.
I got spice into the bridge.
It's the 135-0.
430 on 10-4.
He shot up my unit.
Copy shots fired at your unit.
So he was shooting at the other guy and he hit her too.
Her car.
Single 140.
Affirmative.
Affirmative.
LCPD is behind the vehicle.
1333 Central LCPD is trying to pit maneuver.
All right, so he just did the pit.
Stand by, stand by.
It is the 140.
She got her air ready?
*Mario sounds* You don't move!
Watch his hit.
Watch his ass.
What is in?
Watch a crossfire.
All right, so they're making crossfires and like they're so they don't shoot each other, right?
Let me get myself out the way here.
Oh, my bad job.
Boom, so they dragged his ass.
You can see some of the blood there.
right now they're going to cuff him up tires completely blown out as you can see here Cooked.
We got him.
You got it?
You a fucking pussy.
Any of T, anybody?
I'm okay.
I'm okay.
Has he got zooked?
Yes.
They got a landing blue boy.
So this is our supervisor.
He asked, hey, did you shoot?
Because obviously she shot.
They gotta fucking take the gun, all this other bullshit.
He shot at me.
He shot at me.
See, there you go.
This is HSI guy right here.
You can tell from the vest.
This guy, I think, is probably New Mexico State Police.
And this is board patrol right here.
These three.
Come over here.
It looks like this guy might be state police too, I think.
Last shot.
He's in it.
Okay.
He goes.
321 central.
I need to get my hands cleaned up by this blood on me.
So fast forward.
She washes her hands.
She cleans it.
I've seen this right here.
I just helped get him in custody, but he did shoot at my vehicle.
11, 17, 3, 3, 2.
He called out that he was around to MNC.
The blood is from the bad guy, guys, when she went hands-on with him.
Okay.
As well as on Earth, where even at a moment where there's no one is spirit, man, how is that?
Death, four, five, six seconds.
Death, four, five, six seconds.
I think she's going to look at the bullet hole in her car.
No.
He's lucky.
You know what?
Look, there's the bullet hole right there.
If it went a little bit higher, that would have been my head.
Oh, my God.
Yeah, he had the right line of sight.
She's stressed.
Look at that.
Job ain't for everybody, bro.
Job ain't for everybody, man.
It really ain't for everybody, bro.
She wasn't even involved in the shooting.
she's stressed out.
Quay will continue to flee east on Interstate 10.
At that time, officers from the Las Cruces Police Department, the Doniana County Sheriff's Office, and a U.S. Border Patrol agent assisted New Mexico State Police officers with the pursuit.
A Las Cruces Police Department officer utilized a pursuit intervention technique maneuver near Mount Post 140 as the pickup came to a stop.
Cuva exited the vehicle armed with the firearm and shot multiple rounds towards officers and deputies.
Officers from Las Cruces Police Department, the New Mexico State Police, Doniana Seriff's Office, and U.S. Border Patrol returned fire towards Cuava, who was struck.
Officers rendered aid to Cuava until emergency medical personnel arrived on scene.
Cuva sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased on scene by Office of Medical Investigators.
One Las Cruces police officer was struck by gunfire.
The officer was airlifted to a trauma hospital in Texas where he was treated and released for injuries believed to be non-life-threatening.
So 94 vandalism in June 2000, possession of control substance started in 2001, possessed of control substance, 2002 importation of control substance.
That was probably federal, and then importation of cocaine 04.
Yeah, just all kinds.
Look at this criminal history, man.
Fictitious check.
Probation violation.
Imported controlled substance again in 2008.
Probation.
Possession intended crystal amount through ICE.
All right.
Inside this truck, authorities found a shopping bag filled with several packages of crystal-like substance.
AirStyle 223 rifle.
Handheld whistler.
Radio scanner.
Little rifle magazines on the floor.
Radio scanner.
Bag of crystal-like substance and a blood-soaked $20 bill with a bullet hole through it.
the fuck.
This is my commandment that you love one another just as I have loved you.
So, yeah, man, crazy stuff, chat.
Crazy stuff, crazy stuff.
We're at 982 likes, by the way, guys.
Let me go ahead and read through some of your guys' channel.
We'll close this thing out here in a little bit.
Let's see here.
Albo A says, can we get a FedReacts episode on some of the cases you did or about the craziest stories of situations while on the job?
If you're allowed, of course.
Yeah, I'm just waiting for more time to pass because some of these cases are still might be active.
Martin, are all police and state troopers electronically limited to a certain mile per hour example, like 120 miles per hour?
Because I know if motorcycles are high, are going like 180 miles per hour, police aren't allowed to chase them.
It's not that they can't chase them because they can't.
It's a lot of departments have policy that might not be worth not to chase people depending on the crime.
In this case, the guy killed the trooper.
They're gonna go after him the whole time.
This also is why it's very important to always keep around chambers.
Sometimes all you have to do is split seconds to react.
Absolutely.
That's why they always call it duty carry when you have one in the chamber.
If the suspect was a black guy instead, the left would be saying this is police brutality.
Yeah, they would, bro.
Facts.
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Yeah, you gotta have both, bro.
You gotta have both.
It's a steal, though.
Less than $100 in all the coaching that we give.
Playlist of other videos with audio.
Our floras okay.
Chat, she called back.
She saw the clip.
All right, I hate you, Blood.
Xander says, Myron, do you know about the Cop Cam channel Midwest Safety?
They are hilarious.
No, I've never heard of them.
Would you do a briefing on the phone of an individual group?
What it could have meant.
I read that one before.
I've done a couple of Fed reacts on case Just search on FedReacts and you'll see it.
All right, chat.
What do you guys want?
You guys, I think I got a little bit of time.
I can react to that one video.
When you guys sent me a video, they said it was funny yesterday.
I'll react to that and then we'll close this thing out.
Someone gave me the...
Someone gave it to me yesterday.
It was like a video that was like funny or some shit like that.
Hmm.
Guess Frank did something stupid.
Uh.
Uh.
Watch this police chase video here, Frank.
All right, so I don't know what's this going on here.
Y'all have a seat in the car real quick.
Y'all sit in the corner.
Stay in the car.
Check.
Okay.
We're on the ship to 35.
DJ, pull up and block them.
75, we got that car stop.
It is an Arizona tag.
We got about four times to take home.
Yes, here, there.
We're signal 12 with it, just based on the 39.
Believe it's going to be a hitter and auto crew, four or five black males.
We're going north on Highway 9, Tours 20.
Go ahead and notify north and south precinct, please.
Go to south.
South precinct.
7530 radio on south.
Signal 12 with that 78 of that black charcoal four to five males occupied.
Believe it's gonna be a hit or an auto crew.
Just based on 39.
northbound highway 9 coming up the lake center run that tag that i gave you is out of arizona so so
right hands up you wear the damn Put your hands in the air.
Roll that back window down right now.
Roll it.
Oh, shit.
with the nice thing.
Hey, DJ, pin him!
Hands up!
Go down!
Ready, are we trying to pin him?
Get us more units, please.
Clear more units.
Can you see?
Can you see?
You can't see shit in that car, man.
Stay right there.
Radio, they're compliant.
We got a good pit, good pin, good pit, good pin.
Hands right here on the dash.
Hands on the dash.
Right there.
Keep him right there, right there.
Bring him out, bring him out.
Bring him out.
Get out.
Get out.
Hands behind your back, don't reach.
These dumbass niggas, bro.
We don't play around up here when it comes to running, man, okay?
As long nobody got hurt, that's all I care.
Heh.
All the occupants were from Chicago.
Told deputies they were in town on vacation.
Yet the driver presented a fake ID.
They're possessed of multiple ski masks and they were wearing hoodies in 80-degree weather.
Yeah, bro.
Like a snow Hey, he was smacking the shot, the fucking thing, bro.
Within the vehicle search, deputies found a load of Glock 17 pistol with an extended clip, an unloaded Glock 17 pistol, and a loaded high-capacity drum magazine.
And raw marijuana, the driver and one passenger have extensive criminal records, including multiple felony convictions for violent crimes in Illinois.
No wonder, man.
They were running.
Alright, guys.
I am going to be...
I'm going to be getting off, guys.
I'll be on tomorrow, 5 p.m.
We'll cover some more content.
It's going to be a good time.
You're not going to do a quick reaction to this one or a full Fed Reacts episode.
let me save it here alright And then let me see here.
Let me make sure I get all the chats here for you guys.
Five of the six early lifters.
Okay.
Mark, please don't break up the fresh air pod.
Y'all save my life.
Who the fuck is saying that the pod is gonna break up, bro?
Who the fuck told you that?
Are you stupid?
It's not true, man.
Don't believe the shit that you guys see on the news.
Like, honestly, guys, you guys should be smarter than that.
If you guys actually believe this propaganda, the lies on there saying, like, oh, FreshFit is done, like, you're low IQ, bro.
You're literally low IQ.
Yeah, Dave and Nero, I don't know who the fuck you think you're talking to, bro.
Okay.
Thank you.
We're not going anywhere.
So we are not going anywhere, chat.
All right, so I'll be back tomorrow live at 5 p.m.
I got this video queued up here.
Maybe I'll react to it tomorrow with you guys.
5 p.m.
tomorrow, guys.
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