a deputy stopped gilbert and jessica padilla for having phony license plates. the couple took off tossing drugs out the window as deputies chased them. it ended in loveland after cops use stop sticks aad rammed the car. >>> what would she do if you found yourself in an active shooter situation. martial arts studio spent the day training law enforcement and everyday people to defend themselves with their bare hands. it all comes down to three easy steps remake all based around a martial arts the opry and are to remember code. abc. avoid him a run away, barricade winning entry and the focus of the training combat fighting back. someone looking to do maximum harm to the public? do maximum harm to the attacker. >> redirect that this is all you can do if you can get here and help comes you have saved lives by doing this try five times each remake everyday people like you and me but also law enforcement. both learning how to react to defend themselves and others in case something horrible happen. >> once those attacks start even if the police are called that many it

when they asked jessica padilla to get out of the car, she sped off down i 25. this chase went from fort collins to greeley and back to loveland. as they drove, the suspects through drugs out the window. just as the car was about to make it to this sentra shopping center and loveland, the colorado state patrol was waiting with stop sticks. officials then rammed the front of a car until finally stopped and both her and her passenger were taken to custody. >> spray painting or tagging property is a crime that many people consider a nuisance but a local business owner says the damage done to his property overnight low cost thousands. fox 31 denver's kent go del joins us to explain why. >> many times tagging takes it targeted an entire fleet of trucks and fixing it won't be easy. >> once in a while, even a quiet neighborhood will experience change. the new fast trax train in the art on a nearby business are examples of welcome change to this industrial area near stapleton. >> we like it here. >> but after 30 years in business here, greg todd's tone is changing. >> y

a deputy stopped gilbert and jessica padilla for having phony license plates. the couple took off tossing drugs out the window as deputies chased them. it ended in loveland after cops use stop sticks aad rammed the car. >>> what would she do if you found yourself in an active shooter situation. martial arts studio spent the day training law enforcement and everyday people to defend themselves with their bare hands. it all comes down to three easy steps remake all based around a martial arts the opry and are to remember code. abc. avoid him a run away, barricade winning entry and the focus of the training combat fighting back.

we first told you about this yesterday morning, we now know the suspects are jessica and gilbert padilla appeared>>> deputies say it all started when the two suspects were pulled over for safe license place. the two took over sometimes deputies used stop sticks and rammed their patrol car into the suspects car to get them to stop. >>> people from across the country are in colorado today to train for emergency situations, in particular an active shooter. >>reporter: this class is a first for this couple. >> if something happens, maybe i know how to defend myself. >>reporter: the class goes over a number of self-defense strategies for various situations. participants use mock long guns to stimulate an active shooter. this class allows for both law enforcement and civilians to train together. this particular training is bringing law enforcement into the civilian world as opposed to bringing the civilians into be law enforcement world. we are training civilians to be the first responder. >>reporter: aside from the practicality, there is a need for civilians to have the knowledge. >> the aver

jessica and gilbert padilla were spotted leaving the econo lodge in fort collins. when deputies tried to pull them over they took off. the chase hit almost 100 miles per hour. according to the sheriff's office, the couple threw items out of the window. they were stopped in a pit maneuver. >>> it's not only people who want to move to colorado, six tigers, two jaguars, two lions and a leopard were brought here yesterday from mexico. it's where they were held captive in cages neglected and abused. they'll make a new home at the wild animal sanctuary in kingsburg. it houses more than 400 animals. >>> a breeder who sold dogs to coloradians is currently under investigation after an undercover video surfaceed. that video shows deplorable conditions that likely caused health problems for the animals. >> reporter: the new mexico breeder is under investigation by the u.s. department of agriculture and until we learn the outcome we're not identifying the breeder or use the company name. a lot of rescues in colorado breeder, but for reasons they say are alarming. >> i'm with a