Davis tries to hide in a house, but is driven out by two men with a baseball bat. He breaks into a second, where he finds an arsenal of deadly firearms and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. One of the first officers on the scene, Deputy Diana Russell, is shot in the head as Davis begins firing a total of more than two hundred rounds. Other officers are pinned down by gunfire. Russell lies bleeding in the street.
Police evacuate a six-block area around the house.
Pat K.C. Saulet learns Russell is wounded, he asks Deputy Joseph Craig to help him get her out. Without hesitation, Craig agrees. Putting the welfare of a fellow officer ahead of their own, Saulet and Craig drive a patrol car into the thick of the deadly gun battle. With Saulet at the wheel, Craig lays across the back seat. He grabs Russell and Saulet speeds off toward a waiting ambulance.