Cop Forced To Retreat After Bad Guy Rushes Him With A Knife On Video! LEO Round Table S11E062

The LEO Round Table episode dives into a series of high-stakes law enforcement stories, beginning with California Attorney General Rob Bonta's emergency court filing to halt Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco's ballot count, which Bianco claims is uncovering a potential 45,000-vote discrepancy tied to the 2025 election. The hosts debate the political implications, with Chief Chris Noller and Lieutenant Randy Sutton accusing Bonta of obstructing election integrity for political gain. The discussion then shifts to federal prosecutors dropping charges against officers involved in the Breonna Taylor raid, with Randy arguing the case was politically driven and the warrant issue stemmed from confusion, not falsification. Video segments highlight a college officer shooting a suspect with a machete in Coolidge, Arizona, and NYPD officers shooting a mentally ill man with a kitchen knife in Queens, both justified under use-of-force principles. The panel emphasizes the rapid escalation of such incidents and the lack of viable de-escalation options. Finally, Colorado lawmakers reject a bill requiring police to intervene when ICE agents use excessive force, with Chief Noller warning it would create legal liability, endanger officers, and undermine federal-state cooperation. The episode concludes with a passionate defense of law enforcement, criticism of political overreach, and a call to support The Wounded Blue, a nonprofit aiding injured officers.