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BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFFS AMBUSHED FULL

BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFFS AMBUSHED FULL

Potters is expected to make a full recovery. The two other people in the car cooperated with deputies and were not charged. Wilder is a career criminal who was out on bond on drug trafficking charges. Sixty one rounds were fired in under a minute. He picked the wrong time and the wrong deputies and county to do that with,” said Ivey. “I think his attitude was, ‘I'm not going back to jail, and anybody standing in my way. Thoman came around the car and fired several shots, killing Wilder. Potters was talking to an adult who was sitting in the back. Brevard County deputies Brian Potters and Tyler Thoman had pulled over a car that had three adults and a 2-month-old baby inside. The sheriff said the Cocoa man’s gun was hit by a bullet and jammed, which is when he began to beat Potters with the barrel. ( NewsNation Now) Two Florida deputies credit their training for surviving a violent ambush during a traffic stop in late August. Potters was struck in the leg and his partner ducked for cover. Two of the people got out of the car and as Potters calmly spoke to the 38-year-old Wilder, who was in the backseat with the child, Wilder pulled a rifle and began firing. He was assisting Deputy Tyler Thoman with the stop of a car that had three adults and a 2-month-old baby.

The dash cam video is from Deputy Brian Potters' patrol car of the scene. 192 and Interstate 95 when a vehicle was pulled over. Sheriff Wayne Ivey says his deputies were ambushed and in the fight for their lives after the traffic stop turned from calm to chaos in seconds. FLORIDA: Brevard deputies ambushed during traffic stop video shows SeptemMELBOURNE, Florida Newly released video shows the moment Brevard County Sheriff deputies were ambushed during a traffic stop.

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Brevard County Sheriff’s Deputies Brian Potters and Tyler Thoman were targeted by gunman Paris Wilder, 38, during the stop in West Melbourne on Aug.

One of the deputies received non-life-threatening injuries, expected to make a full recovery Two Florida sheriff’s deputies were ambushed during a traffic stop after a man armed with an AR-15 style rifle stormed out of a vehicle and opened fire on them, terrifying new dashcam video shows.

Deputies returned fire and killing Wilder.

Video shows the moments when Paris Wilder stepped out of the car and fired.

Thoman is then seen firing multiple rounds, killing Wilder, ‘thus eliminating the threat and saving Deputy Potter’s life,’ Ivey said. Ivey said Wilder ‘fired numerous rounds at our deputies’ and ‘used the butt of the rifle to violently and repeatedly strike Deputy Potters in the head, causing significant injuries and lacerations’. The suspect then ambushes Potters from behind, beating him with the gun and knocking him to the ground. It all started when deputies pulled over a car about 1 p.m.

According to recently released dashcam video from the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, a routine traffic stop turned violent in West Melbourne, with one person ending up dead.

Wilder runs towards the deputies and they try to take cover behind the sheriff’s car. In a recent video media release, regarding the shooting death of Paris Wilder by Brevard County sheriff deputies - Sheriff Ivey stated that Evil Can Never. (MIAMI HERALD) Two Florida deputies were ambushed during a traffic stop in Brevard County. ‘I’ve been hit,’ Potters shouts as Wilder starts hopping on one foot, appearing to have been shot too.

Potters is then seen running away from the gunman as Wilder takes cover behind the car and continues shooting. Ivey suggested Wilder was ‘avoiding arrest as he knew he was facing several minimum mandatory prison sentences in his pending cases’. Wilder was out on bond for two felony drug charges and two active felony warrants when the shooting happened. ‘He (Potters) is immediately and without warning ambushed with a small stock AR-15-styled rifle that is pointed and fired directly at him,’ Sheriff Wayne Ivey said in the video. He was out on bond for two felony drug charges and two active felony warrants when the shooting happened. Paris Wilder (pictured) was a career criminal with 40 previous arrests.