BODYCAM: Allen police release video showing officer who shot and killed shooter

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Publicado 2023-06-28
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Body camera footage of the Allen Premium Outlet mall mass shooting was released Wednesday after a grand jury no-billed the officer who shot and killed the shooter.

The Texas Rangers and the Collin County District Attorney’s Office presented the evidence to the grand jury. The grand jury's no-bill means that after reviewing the evidence, they ruled the use of force was justified under Texas law.

Eight people were killed and several others were injured when a gunman opened fire at the Allen Premium Outlets on Saturday, May 6.

The body camera footage released Wednesday showed the tragic events from the officer's perspective. The video was edited to blur out the faces of civilians and victims, and some language has been removed, Allen police said.

The video starts with the officer speaking to a mother and her two kids when more than 10 gunshots are heard off in the distance. The officer calls in the shots fired over the radio and another round of gunfire is heard. The officer grabs his weapon and tells shoppers to get down.

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  • @MatthewH123abc
    The way he switched from "Make sure you always wear your seatbelt kids." To killing an active shooter is incredible, Props to this cop.
  • @briandfallon74
    This officer pivoted from telling children to wear their seatbelt to running toward the sound of gunfire and singlehandledly engage a mass shooter. His backup was there at the end, but this officer went to gunfire. Without backup. And eliminated a threat. Massive respect
  • @DavidGuyBurns
    I heard so much about the officers who took forever to get in the school. Didn’t hear anything about this guy who went towards the shot by himself. Incredible to see such heroism
  • @terrybarnes3116
    How many lives were saved because of the actions of this brave officer? The world needs more heroes like him.
  • An officer who still doesn't want to do interviews, still doesn't want any recognition at all for his heroism, but deserves all the recognition in the world.
  • @milesmanges
    Give this officer the highest honor and award
  • @allonnafreed1572
    The fact that mom heard the noise looked around and rushed her babies to a safe space hurts my heart to think a simple mall trip could be their last is devastating and to the cop who jumped straight into action on his own didn't wait for backup just went straight for the active shooter thats bravery I hope he gets a raise and any therapy he needs for the trauma of having to do what he had to I hope this man has the best in everything that comes his way
  • Brother, I can't imagine what it would be like hearing those gun shots while being pressed by adrenaline and sheer gear weight. Hearing that second volley, slinging the rifle, and moving towards - alone - made our flag shed a tear. I sincerely hope this guy has no regrets about this day. Outstanding job, Officer. Thank you for your service.
  • @NEET48
    these people saying he's out of breath don't even understand... these kind of intense and horrible situation makes your heart beats fast, it gives immense pressure to your whole being.
  • @grimlun1810
    Didn’t wait for back up, didn’t hesitate and most importantly he was effective. Props to you and your training.
  • @Momosblackdog
    Anyone saying that he's out of breath: This guy ran 500 metres with 15 kilos of gear in 90 degrees towards an unknown threat. You try it.
  • @SamGon2456
    Dude's like a comic book hero, from telling kids to use their seatbelts to neutralizing a mass shooter. Amazing officer!
  • @jasonou1133
    He’s not just an officer. He’s a hero! Thank you for your service.
  • @ChronicSurfer
    This guy deserves a medal and a promotion for being an outstanding public servant.
  • @rogerborg
    For context, it was 97 degrees in the shade that day, and he was carrying 40lbs of gear.
  • @02mgnm
    That's what is called an actual hero. Running to the action trying to save people in danger. I salute you sir!
  • @samanthad2346
    For anyone who wants to argue he was out of shape or took too long, you are trained to stop and listen to gunfire to see where its coming from. You go towards the sound of it so your not running around aimlessly and in the wrong direction. He remained calm and reverted to his training and saved many because of his actions. True definition of a hero.
  • @Soh90
    That officer is a one man unit. This is my 9th year as an officer and as someone who’s in the profession, this send chills down my spine.
  • @srf2112
    I've watched this video several times and I have to say this officer is a legitimate hero. His focus and actions in an extremely tense, dangerous and fluid situation most surely saved lives. My hat is off to you sir. Thank you.
  • @mariusmoreno4398
    Its scary how fast the tone of the video went from cheery, educational teachings of seatbelt safety with kids to a terrifying scene of chaos, panic, and death. This officer was a true hero, especially when he shouted to civilians to leave as soon and as quick as possible. Rip to the ones that died in this tragic disaster.