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#police #body #cam #newyork #new #york #hit #beating #punch #beat #bodycam #nypd #arrest realcrimecams.com New York, New York – On August 30, 2022, Body cam video shows a New York City police officer hitting a woman in the face as police officers were trying to arrest a man allegedly in connection with an attempted murder. The incident unfolded Tuesday as police were arresting 22-year-old Elvin James at West 136th Street just before 5 p.m. During the arrest, “multiple individuals” at the scene “interfered by physically assaulting numerous officers,” the NYPD said. One officer sustained minor injury to the head, according to police. Bystander video footage of the incident circulated online. Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell released a brief snippet of the scuffle captured on body camera footage on Thursday. The footage shows multiple officers and bystanders at the scene of the arrest, in front of a home. A young woman is seen running up to an officer and appeared to shove his shoulder. The officer immediately responded and appeared to hit her back in the face with an audible blow, causing her to fall on her back, smacking against the sidewalk. The woman, identified by NBC New York as 19-year-old Tamani Crum of the Bronx, was charged with assault on a police officer, resisting arrest and obstructing governmental administration,

#police #shooting #bodycam #body #cam #lapd #gun #crime #glock #shoot #shooter #shot realcrimecams.com Los Angeles, California - On July 18, 2022, at around 7:20 p.m., LAPD received an “Assault with a Deadly Weapon” radio call. The 911 caller advised that the suspect was armed with a black, semi-automatic handgun. Uniformed personnel observed the suspect matching the description listed in the comments of the radio call, walking on the north sidewalk of Martin Luther King Boulevard, just east of Bronson Avenue. Officers made contact with the suspect, who they believed was in possession of a handgun. The suspect refused to respond to officer’s verbal commands. As a uniformed supervisor arrived at scene, he also believed that the suspect was armed with a handgun. As the suspect walked away from the officers, he turned multiple times in their direction and pointed a black metallic object believed to be a firearm, which resulted in an Officer-Involved-Shooting (OIS). The suspect was struck by gunfire and taken into custody. Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) paramedics responded to the scene and transported the suspect to a local hospital where he was listed in serious condition. The suspect was later identified as 39-year-old Jermaine Petite, a resident of Los Angeles. No officers, victims, or bystanders were injured during this incident.

#shorts #police #ring #camera #doorbell #theft #crime #video #thief #steal #rob #floridaman realcrimecams.com Davenport, Florida – On August 21, 2022, a DoorDash worker in Florida was caught on a Ring doorbell camera (not body cam) stealing. Authorities said Moises Rios Avila, of Kissimmee, was caught on a home security camera attempting to steal an Amazon package after he delivered the customer’s Door Dash order to their front doorstep. Avila told detectives he took the package as a “prank.” He was arrested and charged with burglary and petit theft.

#crime #realcrimecams #pramilajayapal Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only. SEATTLE WASHINGTON — A 49-year-old Seattle man arrested earlier this month on suspicion of committing a hate crime against U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal and threatening to kill her has been charged with felony stalking. The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office said Brett Forsell was charged Wednesday after additional evidence was gathered by police investigators. Forsell was arrested July 9 after yelling obscenities and threats outside Jayapal’s Seattle home late at night and booked into jail. He was released when prosecutors said there wasn’t enough evidence for a hate crime charge, though authorities noted the investigation would continue. Police later forwarded the stalking case for consideration, prosecutors said. In 2016, Jayapal became the first Indian American woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. The Democrat heads the Congressional Progressive Caucus. As part of the felony stalking charge, prosecutors note Forsell was armed with a deadly weapon and that Jayapal was stalked in connection with her elected position. Seattle police arrested Forsell outside Jayapal’s house in the Arbor Heights neighborhood at 11:25 p.m. on July 9 after she called 911 and reported an unknown person or people were near her home using obscene language and mentioning her name, probable cause documents said. She told a dispatcher her husband thought someone may have fired a pellet gun, the statement said. Officers found Forsell standing in the the street with his hands in the air and a handgun holstered on his waist, the probable cause statement said. Forsell told police he drove by Jayapal’s house yelling obscenities multiple times since late June and on July 9 drove by, stopped, got out of the car and directed profanities at Jayapal, according to the probable cause statement. He left after encountering her husband and then returned a short time later, knowing they were home, and was seen by neighbors and Jayapal’s husband appearing to approach the house while yelling at Jayapal, documents said. A neighbor told police she heard a man threaten to kill Jayapal and believed the statements were made by the man arrested that night. Police learned the man sent an email to Jayapal’s public account in January, saying he didn’t like her, documents said. A temporary Extreme Risk Protection Order to require Forsell to surrender his firearms and concealed pistol license, citing concerns about escalating behavior toward Jayapal and increasing mental health struggles, remains in place. Prosecutors said a judge approved a bail amount of $500,000. It didn’t appear that Forsell had been booked into jail as of Wednesday evening. The Associated Press was unable to locate Forsell for comment and it was not known if he had an attorney who could speak on his behalf. Jayapal said in a statement that the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s office charging Forsell with felony stalking demonstrates that the justice system is doing its work. “I am grateful to the King County Prosecutor’s Office for holding this man accountable for his dangerous actions, to the victim’s advocate for her assistance throughout the process, and to the Seattle Police Department, U.S. Capitol Police, and the House Sergeant at Arms for continuing to keep my family, me, and my staff safe,” Jayapal said.

#police #taser #jail #bodycam #crime #video #dead #fatality#tucson #arizona Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only. www.RealCrimeCams.com The Tucson Police Department is conducting a criminal investigation into the death of a man at the Pima County Adult Detention Center. Wade Welch, 37, died on August 16, a day after he was booked into the facility. According to a release from the Pima Regional Critical Incident Team — a consortium or southern Arizona law enforcement agencies — the death occurred after corrections officers attempted to moved Welch from one housing unit to another. "While moving him, he refused to enter his assigned cell," the release states. "Correction Officers attempted to restrain Welch physically." Heavily edited body camera footage released from the jail shows officers taking Welch to the ground, handcuffing him and placing a spit hood over his head while repeatedly using a Taser on him. Throughout the incident, Welch can be heard screaming for help, and saying "I can't breathe." Welch tells corrections officers he has a heart condition and asks to be taken to the hospital. He shouts "You're killing me!" as the officers use a stun gun on him again. At least 10 officers are seen piling on Welch and surrounding him during the video. As the offers stand Welch up, he can be heard gasping for air. The officers take Welch down a flight of stairs to a lower level of the jail, where they force him into a restraint chair. The video provided by law enforcement then shows Welch screaming in pain as the officers use a stun gun on Welch again, while he was in the restraint chair. The video shows officers using a Taser in "drive-stun" mode, shoving it into his side while telling him to "relax" and to "breath." Welch then appears to go limp and lose consciousness. Corrections officers can be heard in the video reacting with expletives, shaking Welch's body, and begging him to "stay awake, man." The officers then seem to panic and call for a medic. One officer directs the others to "get him out of the chair." Once they lay Welch on the ground and take off the spit hood, officers say "he's good, he's breathing" but Welch remains motionless. An officer is then heard accusing Welch of faking his condition. "He's faking his a-- off," an officer says while Welch lied completely still on the ground. "He's breathing, he's got a pulse, and he's reactive," an officer is heard saying, despite no signs of Welch's chest moving. Please like & subscribe www.RealCrimeCams.com

#police #body #cam #shooting #bodycam #sheriff #carjacking #shoot #carjacker #gun #crime #shot realcrimecams.com Pierce County, Washington – Body cam video shows a sheriff’s deputy shooting a man on the morning of May 12, 2022 outside a home in the 6200 block of 161st Street East, a residential road off of 62nd Avenue East. It ended a police pursuit that began earlier that morning when deputies located a vehicle near 160th Street East and Canyon Road that was wanted in connection to an armed carjacking, several thefts and a robbery. The suspect, now identified as Bryan Galeana-Mendoza, 19, was behind the wheel. Deputies tried to stop his vehicle twice in that area, but each time, investigators said, he fled. The vehicle was spotted a third time traveling south on Canyon Road East, and a deputy saw the driver, relaying that he matched the description of the robbery suspect in the previous incidents. Mendoza fled a third traffic stop and drove to the 161st Street home, where he hopped onto a motorcycle and began to drive off once again. That’s when deputy Brian Johnson, 27, shot at Galeana-Mendoza three times, striking him once. He was transported to an area hospital. The video states that the motorcycle Galeana-Mendoza was riding was reported stolen, and that a stolen handgun was also recovered at the scene. The vehicle Galeana-Mendoza was driving, a silver 2013 BMW, was stolen at gunpoint on May 8 in Vancouver, Washington. The same vehicle was involved in the theft of truck in Lacey on May 9, an attempted theft at a Lacey high school the same day and an armed robbery in Lacey on May 10.

#bodycam #body #cam #shooting #police #shoot #hostage #kidnapping #gun #crime #oklahoma #city #shot realcrimecams.com Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Just after 1:10 a.m., on August 13, 2022, Oklahoma City Police shot a man during a hostage situation. “As far as I’m concerned, it's an active hostage,” you can hear one officer say on the body cam video. The bodycam video shows officers approaching the home near NE 36th and Lincoln with guns drawn. Inside, an armed man, Terrance Harris, 48, held a woman and a 13-year-old boy. Police say officers heard a gunshot inside, then seconds later, the teen escapes the home unharmed and runs to safety. Officers move in after hearing cries for help from the woman inside. The female victim makes it out as Harris makes a break for it, out the side door. Police say Harris pointed his gun at the officers when they approached him. Harris flees out the back door where officers were waiting. Police say the suspect fired his gun and two officers returned fire. Police took him into custody and found his gun next to him. Oklahoma City Police say five officers fired their weapons during the incident and were placed on administrative leave. However, no officers were injured. Harris was treated for his injuries and arrested. He faces multiple felony charges including kidnapping and pointing a firearm.

#police #bodycam #shooting #officershot Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only. Las Vegas, Nevada A 19-year-old man killed in a shootout with Las Vegas police SWAT officers as they burst into an apartment was not the suspect in a murder investigation that prompted the raid, a department official said. One officer was badly wounded, another received an arm wound and Isaiah Tyree Williams was killed in the pre-dawn shootout during the service of a search warrant Monday in southeast Las Vegas, Assistant Clark County Sheriff Andrew Walsh told reporters Thursday. Walsh said the suspect sought in the homicide case wasn't in the apartment but was later found and arrested. He was not identified during the media briefing about the shooting. Video from police body-worn cameras showed five SWAT officers, including three with rifles, firing a combined 23 shots toward Williams as he lay on a couch and fired 18 shots toward them with a .22-caliber handgun. Officer Kerry Kubla, 50, a department officer since 2008, was shot in both arms and one leg and remained hospitalized facing a long recovery, Walsh told reporters. The shooting was the second of three in a week involving Las Vegas police. Officer Brice Clements was treated for an arm wound and released from a hospital, Walsh said. Kubla was the first of four officers met with gunfire after breaking through the door to enter the apartment, followed by Clements, Officer Alex Gonzales and Sgt. Russell Backman. Officer James Rothenburg fired three shots with a handgun from outside a window of the first-floor apartment where Williams was later pronounced dead, Walsh said. The Clark County coroner said Williams died from multiple gunshot wounds to the body.

#body #cam #bodycam #police #toledo #arrest #oshae #jones #ohio #olympic #boxer realcrimecams.com Toledo, Ohio — Around 4 a.m. on July 31, Oshae Jones, an Olympic bronze medalist was arrested by Toledo Police officers. Jones is charged with multiple misdemeanors - resisting arrest, obstructing official business and failure to disperse.

#body #cam #police #shooting #bodycam #orlando #dashcam #sheriff #shoot #gun #floridaman #crime #fatality realcrimecams.com On August 6, 2022, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office received reports of shots fired at the Heritage Hotel at 7900 South Orange Blossom Trail. Two people had been shot before deputies arrived. When deputies arrived on scene, they encountered a man - later identified as Dylan Jimenez - with a gunshot wound. As they approached him to render medical aid, deputies were alerted to another man nearby who was holding a gun. Bodycam video shows deputies directed that man, identified as Bryan Richardson to drop the gun. When he did not comply, one deputy fired his weapon. No deputies were injured in the shooting. All three people who were shot were taken to the hospital. Dylan Jimenez and Bryan Richardson died from their injuries. The third person survived.

#bodycam #police #crazy #body #cam #run realcrimecams.com Salt Lake City, Utah - On August 14, 2022, SLC911 dispatched officers for service at a business located at 320 West 800 South. SLC911 advised the suspect, now identified as Nykon Brandon, 35, had left the business and was running in the roadway. SLCPD located the suspect around 365 West 700 South. As shown on body cam video, an officer ordered the suspect to “stop,” but the suspect did not comply. He reached for an officer’s duty-belt and grabbed onto the officer’s gun. The suspect is taken the suspect into custody and officers begin to perform medical aid and administered the first of multiple doses of Narcan and started performing chest compressions. At 4:16 p.m. SLCPD is notified that Mr. Brandon died. The exact time of death is unknown.

#body #cam #police #shooting #bodycam #dashcam #sheriff #shoot #gun #floridaman #crime #arrest #florida realcrimecams.com Seminole County, Florida - On June 29, 2019, 38 year-old Rocky Rudolph Jr., of Apopka, was pulled over by Seminole County Deputy Aaron Blais for a window-tint violation. Rudolph tried to drive away, dragging Blais about 200 yards toward Interstate 4 as Blais clung onto the window, authorities say. Blais fired his weapon during his struggle with Rudolph, according to the Sheriff's Office. Rudolph lost control of his SUV, causing Blais to be thrown to the ground. Blais was taken to a hospital for non-life-threatening injuries and released. Rudolph ditched his SUV and ran off, prompting a multi-agency, hours-long manhunt. Inside the SUV, deputies said they found a handgun that had been reported stolen out of Seminole County in 2016. Rudolph was found eight hours later in a vehicle driven by a family member, the Sheriff's Office said. He was taken to a hospital for a gunshot wound to the leg. Rudolph was released from a hospital and booked into the John E. Polk Correctional Facility in Sanford. He faces multiple charges, including attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, aggravated battery of a law enforcement officer, and resisting an officer with violence. Court records show Rudolph has an extensive criminal history. Records show he was found guilty and convicted in September 2012 on three charges: fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer, possession of a weapon or ammunition by convicted felon, and driving on a suspended license for second time. Rudolph was sentenced to two years and six months in prison in October 2014. He was given credit for 473 days he already served in jail. He entered the state prison system in January 2015 and was released in October 2015.

#body #cam #police #robbery #violent #crime #bodycam #robber #houston #texas realcrimecams.com Houston, Texas – On August 4, 2022, at about 12:40 a.m., surveillance (not bodycam) video shows a violent attack and robbery at a convenience store on the 4400 block of Buck in Houston.

#body #cam #police #shooting #crime #bodycam #shoot #knife #shot #houston #texas #gun realcrimecams.com Houston, Texas – On Saturday July 30, 2022, at about 11:45 p.m., bodycam video shows Houston Police Officer V. Nguyen shooting Bryan Stuart Cornitius, 38. Officers were dispatched to a disturbance call involving an individual in crisis at 1310 Riverview Circle. While en route, officers were informed the individual was a suspect (Cornitius) armed with a knife. The officers arrived and were immediately approached by Cornitius, who appeared to be very agitated and was armed with a knife. The officers gave verbal commands to Cornitius to drop the knife and not approach them, but he refused to comply and continued to approach officers. The officers backed up to create distance from the suspect while still giving him commands to drop the knife. Cornitius then charged one of the officers with the knife. The officer, V. Nguyen, discharged his duty weapon more than once and struck the suspect. Officers provided emergency medical care to Cornitius until Houston Fire Department paramedics arrived and transported him to a local hospital in critical condition. Cornitius was charged with two counts of aggravated assault against a public servant. Full bodycam video from both officers is provided for viewing and analysis.

#police #pelosi #dui #drunk #paulpelosi #nancypelosi #pelosi #intoxicated #crime #napa #california #chp realcrimecams.com Paul Pelosi, 82, was arrested on May 28, 2022 and later charged with driving under the influence and causing injury — "based upon an automobile collision," the District Attorney said — and having a blood alcohol level above 0.08%. Paul Pelosi, the husband of U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, has been sentenced to five days in jail after being convicted Tuesday of misdemeanor driving under the influence in California, the Napa County District Attorney's Office announced. The latter charge was dismissed after Pelosi entered a guilty plea. He must also serve three years of probation and pay $4,927 in victim restitution for medical bills and lost wages. Full dashcam (not body cam) video and audio of the incident is provided for viewing and analysis.

#body #cam #police #shooting #crime #bodycam #shoot #grand #rapids #shot #michigan #gun #glock #crime realcrimecams.com Grand Rapids, Michigan – On August 25, 2022, Grand Rapids Police officers were sent to the area near Forrester Street and Bonita Drive SE around 1:45 a.m. to look for a suspect reportedly breaking into cars. The 911 caller said someone was walking around and looking into cars on his street. The body cam video shows the officers pulling up with the lights on their cruiser flashing. They see the man and quickly get out of the cruiser. The 911 caller described a man in a coat and with a backpack. The man in the video appeared to be wearing a coat and carrying a backpack. After the officers got out of the car, they could be heard in the video saying, “Hey, hold up,” “stop,” and “come here.” They started running almost immediately, apparently giving chase, and soon called for the man to stop and show them his hands. The officers drew their sidearms. As the officers neared the man, the video appears to show him raise a gun toward one of them. Police say it was a loaded semi-automatic 9 mm handgun. The officer at whom the gun was pointed shouted an expletive. The bodycam video then recorded the sound of gunfire — between six and 10 shots. The man was hit by multiple shots and was taken to a hospital where he was listed in serious condition. He is expected to survive and was alert and conscious as of August 25, 2022. Neither officer was injured. Full bodycam video is provided from both officers for viewing and analysis.

#bodycam #police #shooting #tucson #death #dead #arizona #crime #body #cam #shoot #shooter #gun realcrimecams.com Pima County, Arizona - Ryan Remington has been indicted on a charge of manslaughter in the Nov. 2021 killing of Richard Lee Richards, a man in a motorized wheelchair who died after Remington shot him in the back nine times when confronted over a shoplifting incident. Remington, a former Tucson Police Department officer, has faced an investigation and potential criminal prosecution in the death of Richards, who had shoplifted a toolbox and threatened a store worker on Nov. 29, 2021. Remington was indicted by a grand jury on one charge of manslaughter on August 24, 2022. Remington was quickly fired by Tucson Police Department after the deadly shooting just outside of a Lowe's home improvement store on Tucson's South Side. He will be arraigned in Superior Court on September 1, 2022. Body cam and surveillance video is provided for viewing and analysis.

#police #shooting #bodycam #robbery #body #cam #lapd #gun #crime #glock #shoot #shooter #shot realcrimecams.com Los Angeles, California - On July 14, 2022, at 6:47 p.m., Wilshire Division police officers were working patrol driving in the area of Melrose and Fairfax Avenue. While monitoring the area, a citizen flagged down the officers and informed them there was a robbery in progress inside of a clothing business west of their location. Body cam video shows the officers exiting their police vehicle and approaching the location to investigate. As the officers proceeded to the front of the business, the suspects exited the location armed with handguns. Officers directed the suspects to stop and drop their weapons. Bodycam video shows one of the suspects holding a firearm, turning toward one of the officers which resulted in an officer involved shooting. The suspects entered a black SUV and drove away from the location westbound on Melrose Avenue. The officers entered their police vehicle and chased after the suspects. The officers searched the area and were unable to locate the suspects. One officer sustained a minor injury during the OIS. The officer was transported to the hospital, treated and released.

#bodycam #police #shooting #body #cam #crime #shoot #knife #shot #hilo #hawaii #gun #glock realcrimecams.com Hilo, Hawaii – August 24, 2022 - Bodycam video shows a knife-wielding suspect ignoring several commands to drop his weapon before he was shot twice in the leg by a police officer. Bodycam video shows an officer ordering 41-year-old Jordan Cacatian several times to drop his knife. After Cacatian was shot, the video shows him sitting on the ground with his knife still in hand. That’s when police deployed tasers in another attempt to subdue him. Cacatian suffered gunshot wounds to his left leg. One of the bullets shattered a bone and required surgery. He also suffered self-inflicted knife wounds to his wrists. He remains in police custody at the Hilo Medical Center for the offense of terroristic threatening in the first degree and attempted assault of law enforcement officer in the first degree. Full bodycam video is provided for viewing and analysis.

#roadrage #cam #crime #driving #fight #fighting Road rage incident involves man that pulls knife out on man with his CCW. Then man with knife calls for help from his mom.

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#dashcam #police #highspeedchase #florida Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only GAINESVILLE, Fla. - A man accused of trying to break into his ex-girlfriend’s home led deputies on a high-speed chase in Alachua County. According to the arrest report, Alachua County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of an active burglary at a home on Southwest 62nd Terrace early Monday morning. The victim reported her ex-boyfriend, Devin Baulding, 28, was trying to kick in her door. By the time deputies arrived, he was gone. She told deputies, Baulding was at the home earlier visiting their children and became angry. He threw her phone and took her sim card, before leaving. He later returned and tried to get into the victim’s home. She says he tried to break down the door. He then rear-ended her car and spray-painted it. Deputies spotted Baulding driving a red Ford F-150 on Southwest 61st Street. They tried to initiate a traffic stop, but Baulding sped off. During the chase, Baulding drove off the roadway on Northwest 88th Terrace, hitting a fence and sign. Deputies used a PIT maneuver to stop the vehicle near Northwest 75th Street. Baulding got out of the truck and started walking away from deputies. An Alachua County Sheriff’s Office K9 stopped him from leaving. He is being held at the Alachua County Jail on burglary, property damage, theft, fleeing, resisting arrest, simple assault, and hit and run charges. His total bond is set at $29,000.

#body #cam #police #dead #crime #bodycam #chase #pursuit #fatality #death realcrimecams.com Houston, Texas – A man who led police on a chase is now dead after he was found in the backyard of a home in northeast Houston. On July 27, HPD patrol officers conducted a traffic stop on a red Dodge pickup truck at 1:07 p.m. Police said the driver stopped but then drove off, leading officers on a chase until his vehicle hit an SUV and crashed. The suspect reportedly got out of the pickup truck and ran from the scene. Police said a K9 officer later located the suspect in the backyard of a home, located at 13506 Boise St. He was found lying face down and as officers approached him, they told him to show his hands but he did not respond. Officers were able to place handcuffs on Harper, but when officers rolled him over, he was not breathing and had no pulse. Body cam video shows police officers performing CPR in an attempt to resuscitate the suspect, who was taken to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead.

#body #cam #shooting #bodycam #police #shoot #gun #crime #glock #shot #officer #shooter realcrimecams.com Buffalo, New York - On July 24, 2022, body cam video shows a Buffalo Police Officer shooting his duty weapon at Shariff Shadwick, 36, of Buffalo, who was charged with attempted murder of a police officer. The bodycam video begins with Officer Ryan Hofschneider responding to a call of threats at East North and Orange streets. In the the video, a person whom the officers encounter on the street, but is not visible in the video, offers to show them his identification and confesses to having "weed in my right pocket.” Hofschneider then advised the man and some other people who can also be heard in the video to "just try to keep it down," before he, still in his patrol car, began to pull away from the scene and then stopped. It was at that point that Hofschneider observed that one of the men at the scene appeared to be holding a firearm. That man started running and Hofschneider gave chase. In the body cam video, Hofschneider said he took four shots at the suspect, who he said had shot at him. Officer Patrick Eck responding to Hofschneider's radio broadcast and later joining in the foot chase, eventually encountering Shadwick on the ground. Police recovered a loaded .45 caliber Smith & Wesson and a loaded 9mm Glock 17 with a 33rd magazine.

#bodycam #body #cam #police #shooting #carjack #shoot #carjacking #shooter #shot #motorcycle #chase realcrimecams.com Austin, Texas — Body cam video of the August 8, 2022 shooting incident where both an Austin Police Officer and a Texas State trooper fired their duty weapons during an attempted carjacking on Cameron Road. Police Chief Joseph Chacon said the incident began around 11 p.m. that Monday night when an officer tried to pull a motorcycle over for a traffic stop due to a missing license plate. Dashcam video from Officer Michael Bradburn’s vehicle showed the motorcycle drive toward the right of the road, then speed up toward a turnaround on U.S. 290 on the left side. The driver got off the motorcycle partway through the turn and started running away. Officer Bradburn chased him. A nearby trooper with the Texas Department of Public Safety trooper heard the chase on the radio and turned into the parking lot soon after Bradburn ran across the road toward a shopping center. Body cam video showed Officer Michael Bradburn chase the suspect, later identified as Brandon Munoz, into the parking lot and take cover behind cars as he moved toward the suspect. Both bodycam videos capture Officer Bradburn saying the suspect has a gun and telling him multiple times to drop it. Surveillance footage from a nearby business shows the suspect pointing his gun toward where the officer was and maneuvering around a parked car before getting into the front passenger seat. Moments later, the car backs up. Police said in a release the suspect pointed a gun at the driver and told him to put the car into reverse and leave. Chacon said the trooper and the officer fired shots before it drove away. The body cam video showed officers yelling at the driver and directing him to get out and away from the car, and to “put it down,” in reference to a gun. “The vehicle he tried to carjack, he took the weapon out,” Officer Bradburn says over his radio in the video. Another officer said he didn’t see a gun in the suspect’s hand, and the body camera video showed a gun on the ground outside the car where the driver placed it. Bodycam video shows officers strategize and then get the suspect out of the car. Bradburn then disables the gun. An APD release said responders then began life-saving measures. Munoz was taken to the hospital with critical injuries and is stable as of August 22. The driver was not hurt and neither were any law enforcement officers who responded. Munoz faces an aggravated kidnapping charge.