it seems that everyone is ready for fight. jerry shot at a bunch of officer, he shot two of them. there is no doubt in my mind this is going to turn bad for either us or both. we all made up our minds we were going to shootout. overhead, a police airplane captures these final moments on video using fleer technology that measures heat from a person s body. the camera can actually see in the dark and it shows the moment that mumford and clayton are finally arrested. we approached about this far, we started giving them orders, get your hands up, don t move. as soon as the first words came out of our mouth, the flashlight came on, their hands came straight up. it was quiet. it came across, we have them apprehendedch everybody was, like, yes. for two minutes, they were asking each other, you got them? are you sure? you hear the cheering and
approximately 500 rounds. if i wasn t for me, we would have probably shot the cops instead of getting arrested. why? i don t know, it s just the way he is, i guess. while in custody, mumford draws a map to show investigators how he and clayton pulls off the heist. as he is being led to jail, mumford tells reporters exactly how he feels about what he s done. do you admit to robbing the bank in maynard? it appears so. do you feel bad for what you did? no. for those who survived this dangerous ordeal, ply the people at the mayjord savings bank, it s a memory that will not soon go away. we felt violated. we felt very violated. this is our space. you know, we were invaded by
dozens of miles away the two robbers, 24 hour-year-old jeremiah mumford and 19-year-old william clayton continue to leave members of law enforcement on a high speed chase never slowing down. the two heavily armed bank robbers have unleashed a fuselage of gun power against police. i m a quarter mile behind. i got more cops coming. i say, i m going to stay with them. so i m staying with them. all of a sudden a first round came through my windshield. the round went through the windshield, through the dash, splintered, hit my arm and i just got really small. i just got way down below the steering wheel and i m driving and i m yelling on the radio shots fired. shots fired. his wound goes through his right arm. he s still in pursuit. i got my rifle out between
handshakeing? eia, they got them. then it was like, alive? yeah, they re all alive, no one is hurt. we re like oh, thank god. mumford and clayton are taken to the sheriffs station for questioningf over two hour, each of the men confesss to much of what went on that day including why they chose to rob the maynard community bank. why the bank in maynard? do you know of any police officer in maynard? no. makes sense to me. but there is lots of small towns in maynard? far enough away from my home and the statistic, financially, for any bank in maynard savings is a very, very successful bank considering the economic hardship. that s right. so all of these things seems like a logical choice. an ak-47, which started with
we were worried. it was just another day of the 20-some years i have been doing this, then five minutes later, your whole world is changed dramatically. when police dispatchers check the registration of the license plate, they get a hit. 10-4, registered to a subject out of new hampton, jeremiah mumford out of new hampton. jeremiah mumford is 24 years old, his accomplice is william clay toon. today is clayton s 19th birthday, tear vehicles filled with weapons, including two ak-47s, which mumford legally purchased in iowa. a 1996 ford taurus is hardly the type of car that can outrun a police vehicle. it has 145 horse power, far less powerful tan the engines in most law enforcement cars. but that doesn t stop clayton