Suspect fatally shot after he called 911 on himself for a kidnapping, sexual assault

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White Plains, MD - The Charles County Sheriff's Office and Attorney General’s Independent Investigations Division released videos on Tuesday of an officer shooting and killing a man in White Plains in December 2024.

The nearly 10-minute video shows the events recorded by the officer's body-worn camera and includes the original 911 call for help.

"This case begins as a high-priority response to a report of a kidnapping and possible sexual assault in progress," text on the video from the sheriff's office reads.

The events that led to officers shooting and killing 30-year-old Jordan Proctor happened on Dec. 20, 2024, when officers were called to a home in the 7300 block of Tottenham Drive.

"A man with a gun kidnapped me," the 911 caller can be heard saying in the newly released video. "He beat me and raped me and locked me in a room... he has a gun."

Officers went to the home, where CCSO says a person living there had previously been charged with sexually assaulting a house cleaner at gunpoint inside the house.

The sheriff's office says officers tried to contact the person who had called 911 back, but no one answered. Upon arriving to the home, officers noticed a masked person inside, who they say refused repeated commands to surrender.

In the body-worn camera video, officers look through windows while yelling commands at the masked person inside. Eventually, officers say the person is coming out through the garage, and officers wait with weapons pointed as the door opens.

Three officers began telling the masked person to come outside with weapons pointed at them.

"I don't want to hurt you, just come out from behind the car," one officer says.

The officers note to each other that they can only see one of Proctor's hands, with the other in his pocket.

"You need to lay on the ground," one officer tells Proctor.

"First I'ma kill you," Proctor can be heard saying in the video.

"Come out from behind the truck, you don't want to do that," the officer says.

"Then I'ma kill him," Proctor is heard replying.

"Ok, can you lay on the ground?" the officer asks.

"Then, I'ma kill her," Proctor replies.

The officers continue to speak with Proctor, saying they don't want to hurt him, to which he tells them he is going to kill them and that he "has good aim."

Eventually, CCSO shows Proctor comes out from behind the vehicle and takes what the agency called "a shooting stance" as officers take cover and continue to try to de-escalate the situation.

Around 7:53, officers open fire on Proctor. It is unclear how many shots are fired by the officers.

After officers shot Proctor, they searched the home but found no one else inside. Officers later learned the Proctor was the person who had originally called 911.