. >> this is in brevard county and on the indian river. it looks like it's a rescue, right? no. this guy is a suspected burglar that tried to jump away by jumping in the river and swimming away. they tried to arrest this guy and he's going to swim. >> the officers are like call us when you're exhausted, let us know when you're going to sink. >> and he puts on a show, he's doing the back stroke. he was charged with robbery and resisting arrest. >> it's just about time to give away another ipad mini. >> you're going to need wednesday's buzz word to win. >> that's coming up. you have to be 18 years or older to enter. >> stand by. it's the rtm ipad mini give away. >> some people will do anything to be a writer. one man did himself bodily harm to get attention. i must caution you, this video is very graphic and disturbing. this is gene. he's an author. he decided to cut off his ear lobe and swallow it. [ screaming ] >> stop! >> why? what? >> okay. >> why? >> as you can see, he took a razor blade and cut off his ear. there's lots of blood on the counter and his neck. i'm not done yet.

legitimate emergencies cribs up or you can send them out on dry erase which has the potential to actually brevard back to the police department. so there's a strong incentive to sem out on track rates. this is -- in the late 90's there were a series of surveys done a police departments across the country and basically as some going back to the early 80's have many times they used their team. we found in the late 70's there were a few hundred rates per year across the country. think about these types of emergency situations. may make some sense. by the early 80's we're up to a few thousand per year. and when there was a follow-up survey done in 2005 we estimate there were up to about 50,000 per year. so from a few hundred in the 70's to about 50,000 per year, 2005. there is not really any good data since then, but all the trends that have been driving this have continued. so i think it's and 65 the state estimates that it is not going down. this was sheriff lee on law in richmond county, south carolina. this is a tank. he get this through a pentagon giveaway program. as a 360-degree rotating machi

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