and Michael Doyle went to talk with Riehl but he blocked the door to the apartment and recorded the officers with his phone. Parrish attempted to speak with Reihl who slammed the door. Parrish decided to place him on an M1 mental health hold and so the three officers backed away from the apartment to wait for two other officers to arrive. The officers waited for approximately 20 minutes during which time they planned to make entry into the apartment and Parrish talked with Thompson over the phone. Once the other officers, Sergeant Dave Beyer and Deputy Jeff Pelle, had arrived, Parrish briefed those on scene of the situation. Riehl could be heard breaking things inside the apartment while Thompson arrived and gave them permission to enter the apartment. Davis held a ballistic shield, Parrish held a handgun, Doyle held a taser, and Beyer and Pelle held no weapon. They entered the apartment at 5:53 whilst shouting their presence to Riehl. Initially, they found it hard to enter as Riehl had barricaded the door with household items before they made their way through and asked Riehl to come out as they navigated obstructions inside the house. Three more officers, Deputies George Lekander, Jonathan Stauffer, and Nicole Holliday, attempted to rescue Parrish, however, while moving up the stairs leading to the apartment, they were shot at by Riehl through the wall and they returned fire. They retreated and hid. The officers attempted to gain access to Riehl's bedroom, at which time Riehl began firing rounds through the bedroom door. Four officers and two civilians nearby were hit. Three of the officers retreated from the apartment, but Parrish was unable to. He could not be rescued due to the gunfire and the other officers' injuries. As Parrish lay on his back, Riehl continued to shoot at him, before he left his bedroom and fired two shots at Parrish from a handgun at close range. Calls went out for assistance such as a SWAT team, medical response, and officers from other police departments. Meanwhile, Davis had entered further into the apartment when the shooting occurred and had jumped out of a second story window to escape. Having retreated from the apartment, the officers waited for the SWAT team to arrive. SWAT officers Cleveland Holmes and Jason Friesen climbed up a ladder and entered another apartment in the same building as Riehl's, and they