Bodycam footage released of Stanislaus deputy shooting that left teen dead

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The Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office released a body camera footage of a secondary shooting that killed 16-year-old Zander Mann on Saturday. Old. Tracking and shooting, Mann modest Torrid Avenue and North Carpenter Road. It happened on May 18, when he fled from lawmakers after trying to force a traffic stop near Stanislaus, officials said.

The car had five teens in it. Involved in the shooting. The policeman was identified as four-year veteran deputy secretary Gerald Zazueta. According to Stanislaus County Sheriff Jeff Darkse, the chase lasted more than 20 minutes and followed a 15-mile winding road at up to 60 miles per hour. Run. The modest investigation ended when the deputy succeeded in the PIT operation, officials said.

The car then spun out and moved backwards a few yards before hitting a curb. According to officials, the gun drove towards Deputy Secretary Zazueta when he fired at Mann. The body camera video of the shooting showed another Deputy Secretary getting out of the car and saying “fire.”

The deputy is approaching the suspect’s vehicle, and the video shows a policeman with a gun being drawn towards the car.

Then there are voices calling for first aid and a trauma kit. Heared. It was seen that a deputy was performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Dirkse continued CPR for more than 15 minutes until the first aid arrived.

When Zazueta got off the patrol car, he immediately I faced a car coming towards me. Deputy Secretary Zazueta had no time or place to retreat. “Due to the rapid progress of this serious incident, Assistant Secretary Zazueta did not activate the body warning camera,” Dirkse said.

According to the sheriff’s office, his injury is still ongoing.