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OKLAHOMA CITY A video of a vehicle ambush attack on an Oklahoma City police officer is a must-watch for every cop in America. Aside from the horrific details, the video also demonstrates a survival mindset in action.
Officer Samuel Flowers was driving south on Martin Luther King Boulevard on his way to an unrelated disturbance call when he encountered Quinton Pace also driving south. Pace struck Officer Flowers’ vehicle several times before both vehicles were disabled. As Officer Flowers was trapped inside his vehicle as Pace exited his vehicle with a gun and began firing at Officer Flowers.
By: Jennifer Pierce
OKLAHOMA CITY -
A man was accused of using his car and gun to attack an Oklahoma City police officer on Sunday that led to an officer-involved shooting. During an interview with investigators, 37-year-old Quinton Pace admitted he was trying to get police to kill him.
Pace told investigators he left his home in Midwest City on Sunday morning with a gun and was looking for an officer to stop him. After unsuccessfully attempting to get police attention on metro roads, Pace targeted an officer near Northeast 52nd Street and Martin Luther King Avenue.
He allegedly side-swiped Officer Samuel Flowers and then rammed his patrol car, causing both drivers to crash. The officer was trapped in his car.
Man accused of attacking OKC officer admits to wanting to be killed by police, officials say Updated: 5:33 PM CDT May 3, 2021 Share Updated: 5:33 PM CDT May 3, 2021
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Show Transcript YOUR PHONE. WE DO HAVE SOME NEW DETAILS AFTER A SUSPECT WAS ACCUSED OF RAMMING A PATROL CAR AND THEN SHOOTING AT THE OFFICER INSIDE POLICE. SAY 37 YEAR OLD QUENTIN PACE ADMITTED THAT HE WAS TRYING TO GET POLICE TO KILL HIM NEAR NORTHEAST 52ND AND MLK ON SATURDAY KOCO’S PATRINA. ADGER TELLS US WHEN HE COULD NOT GET SORT OF PULL THEM OVER IN MIDWEST CITY. HE DROVE TO OKLAHOMA CITY. THAT’S WHERE OFFICERS SAMUEL FLOWERS A TWO-YEAR VETERAN ON THE FORCE WAS DRIVING SOUTH ON MARTIN LUTHER KING ON THE WAY TO ANOTHER CALL WHEN PACE RAN HIS CAR INTO THE BACK OF FLOWERS AS UNIT ABOUT TWO O’CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING ACCORDING TO THIS ARREST WARRANT PACE THEN PULLED AHEAD OF FLOWERS MADE A U TURN THEN RAMMED FLOWERS’S DRIVER SIDE DOOR BOTH VEHICLES CRASHED OUT IN THIS