Patrol Video

Video shows the officer trying to subdue a woman, who grabs at a gun in her waistband several times; another suspect then walks toward the officer, pointing a gun at him

An officer had warned a group of men to move onto the shoulder – out of harm’s way from passing vehicles – moments before a vehicle crashed into the cruiser

Officers were on scene of a fatal crash when a vehicle didn’t notice the closed road; the driver narrowly missed striking the officers and rolled down an embankment into frigid waters

Officer Casey Clark was shot in the right knee; an officer applied a tourniquet while Clark was dragged to safety

The officers had attempted to pull over a driver whose headlights were off; the driver didn’t stop, leading to a short pursuit, which ended in the driver later crashing

Officer Kwesi Johnson jumped into the dark water and busted out the driver’s side window to rescue the woman

Police were searching for a burglary suspect when they found him hiding in a storage area under a bed armed with a pistol

The 22-year-old brandished a knife in "a state of complete panic and self defense," indictments showed

"It's hard to see officers charged but it's also what we've been talking about from the beginning. We need to be accountable, period," Chief Karl Jacobson said

The man grabbed the officer's TASER that ended up on the ground in the struggle; the officer, lying on the ground under the man at that point, then fired his weapon

When the St. Louis County firefighter, driver and truck went underwater, Officers Don Shultz and Victoria Sarver got in the water to help with the rescue

Police were called to a neighborhood for a report of shots fired; they later encountered a man who pulled out a shotgun after being asked to remove his hand from his pocket

Video shows how officers blocked in the ambulance as the driver pulled into a gas station

The suspect sped off as officers attempted to approach the vehicle, which led to an officer firing shots at the passenger side – narrowly missing another officer

A six-month study says the most common problem investigators face is microphones not being turned on