Cop Shot In The Neck

Published on March 26, 2025
Duration: 13:06

This video details a critical incident involving a New Mexico State Police trooper who was shot in the neck during a pursuit and subsequent shootout. The narrative, presented by Nikko Ortiz, highlights the trooper's resilience, tactical response including the use of a PIT maneuver and an AR-15 style rifle, and the importance of civilian assistance in trauma care. The incident led to the arrest and sentencing of the suspects, Caleb Dustin Elledge and Alanna Martinez.

Quick Summary

A New Mexico State Police trooper was shot in the neck during a high-speed pursuit and subsequent shootout. The trooper, demonstrating resilience, returned fire and received crucial trauma care assistance from civilians and fellow officers. Suspects Alanna Martinez and Caleb Dustin Elledge were apprehended, with Elledge receiving a 9-year federal sentence.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Initial Contact & Alert
  2. 01:35High-Speed Pursuit & PIT Maneuver
  3. 02:11Shootout and Trooper Injury
  4. 03:07Self-Aid and Civilian Assistance
  5. 05:57Investigation and Arrest
  6. 08:54Interrogation and Sentencing

Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to the New Mexico State Police trooper in the video?

A New Mexico State Police trooper was shot in the neck/shoulder area during a shootout that occurred after a high-speed pursuit. Despite his injuries, he returned fire and received assistance from civilians and other officers for trauma care.

What tactical maneuvers were employed during the incident?

During the incident, law enforcement utilized a PIT maneuver to stop the fleeing vehicle. The trooper also retrieved an AR-15 style rifle equipped with an EOTech optic, magnifier, suppressor, SureFire light, and PEQ-15 laser during the engagement.

Who were the suspects involved in the incident?

The suspects were identified as Alanna Martinez and Caleb Dustin Elledge, also known as 'Creeper'. They were apprehended in McIntosh after attempting to flee further.

What were the legal outcomes for the suspects?

Caleb Dustin Elledge received a 9-year federal sentence. State charges for assault on an officer were also reopened against him following his federal sentencing.

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