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marana police officer dan rowan spots the suspect holding the rifle to his chin. >> the gun to his neck[ gunshot ] >> reporter: a single shot is fired into the air by valencia. >> one round just went out. >> a unit -- stand off, stand off! the gun is loaded! >> reporter: moments later, officer rapiejko rams the suspect. >> oh! >> reporter: valencia's attorney outraged by the use of force. >> i do believe the intent was to kill my client. it's a miracle that he's not dead. >> reporter: with officer rapiejko cleared of all criminal charges, tonight there's public debate whether the action saved lives or displayed excessive force. while the officer behind the wheel has been cleared of any criminal charges, he does face an internal conduct probe here at police headquarters. the police chief telling us he stands by his officer's side. as for the suspect, he's been released from the hospital. he faces 11 felony charges and has not yet entered a plea. lester? >> miguel, thank you. >>> we turn to politics tonight. and some provocative comments by new jersey governor chris christie who hasn't sa

short time later dash cam video shows officer dan rowan shadowing valencia as he walked down the street point valencia fires the weapon. there are so many people around him as he walks down a street a gun fight would risk hurting other people and police body armor doesn't protect them from that kind of weapon. that car comes up, another officer and decides that bullets wouldn't be as effective as a 2-ton police car and as you can see there he just slammed into valencia who amazingly did survive the incident. now, valencia's lawyer says there was no warning no attempt at engaging in a conversation to deescalate that situation then her client was in distress and in no danger to the public. >> i find it ludicrous to say that we're saving this man's life who is suicidal by almost killing him. i mean, he could have died. it's miraculous that he didn't die given how hard he was hit. >> he comes around the corner. he knows several things. you know, that the guy is not obeying commands, the guy has a high powered rifle the guy has already cranked off one round and the guy is very near to a heav

valencia stealing a 3030 rifle a nearby wal-mart a short time later this dash cam video shows officer dan rowan shadowing valencia as he walked down the street. at one point he actually fires the weapon he's holding. because it is a busy street police say a gun fight would have risked hurting other people and police body armor does not offer protection from this kind of rifle. here's the disturbing patch. watch screen right that cop car comes along and slams into that suspect. he decides, that officer, that a 2-ton police car would be more effective and safer for the public to take out that suspect than firing bullets. now, he did slam into him but amazingly valencia survived the incident and his lawyer says the officer offered no warning and that there was no attempt at engaging in a conversation to deescalate the situation. she claims her client was in distress and can be seen pointing the gun at his head and addd that he was no danger to the public. >> i find it ludicrous to say that we're saving this man's life who is suicidal by almost killing him 78 i mean, he could have died. it's miracu

miranda police officer dan rowan spots the suspect nearby reportedly holding the stolen rifle to hisn. rowan radios dispatch. >> hispanic male he's got a gun to his neck. >> reporter: have lens >> reporter: valencia ignores demands to drop the rifle. a single shot fired by the suspect. officers are warned. >> stand off. the gun isloaded. >> those are one of the things that elevate the situation. >> reporter: moments later, quickly speeding up officer michael rapico slams into the suspect. a violent and dramatic ending. >> i think it's clearly excessive police force. >> reporter: the suspect's attorney michelle metzger. >> my hope is this will be some kind of internal investigation into the actions of this officer. >> i think that the decision to put an end to i want as quickly as you can was a good decision. >> reporter: that was miguel almaguer reporting. the police department are calling the takedown violent and unorthodox but in this case necessary. let's check the forecast with chuck bell. good morning. >>> good morning, eun. april showers aplenty around the area. yesterday we ha

stealing a 3030 rifle from a near why wal-mart a short time later this dash cam video shows officer dan rowanwalked down the street. at one point valencia fires the weapon but because it's a busy street police say a gun fight would have risked hurting other people and police body armor does not offer protection from this kind of rifle. watch screen right as officer michael rapico comes up and decides slaming into that suspect way 2-ton police car would be more effective and safer for the public than firing bullets. he slams into him who amazingly did survive the incident. valencia's lawyers say the officer offered no warning and there was no attempt at engaging in a conversation to deescalate the situation. she claims her client was in distress and can be seen pointing the gun at his head and added that even though he had a gun he was no danger to the public. >> i find it ludicrous to say that we're saving this man's life who is suicidal by almost killing him. i mean, he could have died. it's miraculous that he didn't die given how hard he was hit. >> he comes around the corner. he knows seve

miranda police officer dan rowan spots the suspect nearby, reportedly holding the stolen rifle to hishin. rowan radios dispatch. >> he's got the gun to his neck. valencia ignores the man to drop the rifle. >> a single shot fired by the suspect. officers are warned. >> the gun is loaded. >> this is one of those things that elevates the situation. >> moments later, quickly speeding up, officer michael ripico slams into the suspect. a violent and dramatic ending. >> i think it's clearly excessive police force. the suspect's attorney, michelle metzge my hope is that there will be some kind of an internal investigation into the actions of this officer. >> i think that the decision to put an end to it as quickly as you can was a good decision. >> oh! >> hospitalized for two days, the suspect faces 11 felony charges and remains in jail. as for the officer behind the wheel he was cleared of criminal wrongdoing in three days though he's still under administrative review, he could face disciplinary actions, but police saying he did the right thing. matt? >> miguel almaguer. >> i think if you ju

miranda police officer dan rowen spots the suspect near reportedly holding the stolen rifle to his chin. rowanspatch. >> he's got the gun to his neck. >> reporter: valencia ignores demands to drop the rifle. a single shot fired by the suspect. officers are warned. >> the gun is loaded. >> those are one of the things that elevate the situation. >> reporter: moment later, quickly speeding up officer michael rapico slams into the suspect. a violent and dramatic ending. >> i think it's clearly excessive police force. >> reporter: the suspect's attorney, michelle metzger. >> my slope there will be some kind of an internal investigation into the actions of this officer. >> i think that the decision to put an end to it as quickly as you can was a good decision. >> reporter: hospitalized for two days, the suspect faces 11 felony counts. as for that officer, he was put on administrative leave and is now back on the force. the police department saying while unorthodox and violent, that takedown was necessary and may have saved lives. jose? >> miguel almaguer thank you very much. >>> a bombing anniversar