did you start to think that there was a list? no, sure. i don t think there was any doubt in my mind this was a serial killer we were dealing with. someone had declared war on law enforcement and their families. i have kids. my husband, i can t keep putting them at risk. my wife had two guns out. i said unless you know it s me coming through the door, be ready to use them. is there some sort of antigovernment militia group? i had no idea what we were dealing with. before leading investigators back home. was he living a double life? i think he was. you re making him sound like hannibal lector. it s just wild. the courthouse. the moral center of every american city and town. the place we go to settle differences, resolve disputes, find justice. it is the place where the story usually ends, but not this time. not in rural kaufman, texas, where life is leisurely and no one is a stranger. oh my god, someone just shot someone. they are laying on the ground.
as he is camera kept going, his body mike picked up the audio for him to just keep getting going a little longer. ems is almost here, the ambulance is coming! i try my best to tell him, you re doing good! you re doing good! keep breathing! the ambulance is coming! officers fast knee had been at the scene for five agonizing minutes when the ambulance rolled up. anybody know anything about him? he s one of the da prosecutors. while she was getting updates on mark. i don t know how many minutes passed by when a prosecutor came into the courtroom saying how bad it was. about an hour earlier, shannon had walked from the parking lot to the courthouse. that is the same route her friend and colleague, mark, was walking when he got shot. now, too afraid to go anywhere, she stayed inside praying for him.
that woman had seen that shooting from the car, saw them fully, and try to help mark. now fast new is taking over. going on instinct and adrenaline. in most cases, when you pull up. it s nothing you can prepare for. he knew right away that it was that. he ll you looked at me and then he stopped breathing. and that s when i started doing cpr. they go that i keep reading for me. i had him take seven breaths, i do remember that. as he is camera kept going, his body mike picked up the audio for him to just keep getting going a little longer. ems is almost here, the ambulance is coming! i try my best to tell him, you re doing good! you re doing good! keep breathing! the ambulance is coming! officers fast knee had been at the scene for five agonizing minutes when the ambulance
he screams out. you hear me yelling out help, tyler. we call our communications center here at this district office, they re known as tyler. that s their call sign. but his cries for help go unheard. he doesn t have a radio on him. and the dashboard camera is recording audio, but it s not being transmitted to anyone. so, i actually did not have a body mike on that could transmit to tyler. they can t hear my video or anything else. tyler! tyler! it was an instinctive reaction. no one could hear me unless they just happened to be within earshot of my voice. he s in intense pain and bleeding profusely. he struggles back to his patrol car where he can radio for help. i was able to reach in and grab the radio and make a call out for help. tyler, help! i ve been shot! help, tyler! help, please! this time, police were able to hear him and help is on the way.
and i can didn t want to put on a body mike and make a reality show. but i said no. at the same time, full house huge. i don t know if young people realizean how omnipresent you were. huge. i was huge. and then you did how i met your mother. as if you needed another hit show. dond you want to know what happened? this gives us something to talk about in our exclusive interview with bob saggett. we re going to close things out with a bed-time story. more stay per roll. more sit per roll. more who s training who per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent.