moments of may 6 when one of them broke free. a bystander captured the scene that day on this cell phone. the officers first rushed to the scene, experienced a turn of events so powerful it brings tears to one of the officers s eyes. listen to him as he explains what happened. she called the car for a code one. i responded. you know, go ahead. then she began to state that we got a female on the line stating that she s amanda berry. help me. i m amanda berry. do you need police, fire or ambulance? police. what s going on there? i have been kidnapped. i have been missing for ten years. i m here. i m free now. as soon as we pull up my partner was driving so she came to the driver s side. he looked at me and he s like, it s her. just the emotion from that point
rescue went down. she called her car, 2 adam 23 for a code one. i responded, go ahead. i have a subject on the phone with a female, says her name is amanda berry. help me, i m amanda berry. do you need police, fire or ambulance? i need police. what s going on there? i ve been kidnapped and i ve been missing for ten years. i m here. i m free now. we pull up, we see a crowd like on the porch. we see this girl, she s like raising her hand, holding a child. i m looking at my partner, you know, is it her. you re thinking it s got to be her. even before i can stop the vehicle, came up close to the vehicle, carrying a small child waving at us. before the vehicle could stop
i m trying to get the door open and can t because he torture chambered it some kind of way and locked it up. so i did what i had to do and kicked the bottom of the door and she crawled out of it. she grabbed her baby. it threw me off. okay, fine, i got some girl and her kid. the child he s talking about is amanda berry s 6-year-old daughter fathered by ariel castro. cleveland police arrived within minutes. until tonight, we have not heard from those first responders, the officers who broke into the house and freed the two other women who were still inside. now for the first time, you re going to hear their stories. in an interview they did with the city itself, published on its website, they reveal just how emotional those moments were for them. officers anthony espada, barbara johnson and michael tracy say they do not consider themselves heroes. here s their account of how the rescue went down. she called her car, 2 adam 23 for a code one. i responded, go ahead. i have a subje
its website, they reveal just how emotional those moments were for them. officers anthony espada, barbara johnson and michael tracy say they do not consider themselves heroes. here s their account of how the rescue went down. she called her car, 2 adam 23 for a code one. i responded, go ahead. i have a subject on the phone with a female, says her name is amanda berry. help me, i m amanda berry. do you need police, fire or ambulance? i need police. what s going on there? i ve been kidnapped and i ve been missing for ten years. i m here. i m free now. we pull up, we see a crowd like on the porch. we see this girl, she s like raising her hand, holding a child. i m looking at my partner, you know, is it her. you re thinking it s got to be her. even before i can stop the
control room. camera in zone two. altercation in progress. code one. officer needs assistance. he has a shank. is that a pole stick? yeah! let s lock it down. we had a major incident that s going on in zone two. that s a big may lay. we have two inmates that have been severely stabbed. we re back talking about crimes committed inside prison. last week three convicted murderers cut through an open fence with wire cutters, cutters at an arizona prison, and escaped undetected. they were wearing orange jump suits. it s been called security deficiencies that that attributed to the break. joining us is the managing director of prisons and consultants.