The police from Denver shot a man twice in fireworks examinations, show video show video

A man was examined twice by the police at the beginning of this month when he supposedly pulled out a gun and when he was shot, the rocks said in the rock next to a house in Denver.

On July 1st, two Denver officials examined fireworks in the Montbello district in Montbello in Montbello shortly after 9 p.m. During the trip, the couple found a group of people who stood in front of a house in front of a house in the 4300 block of the Del Rio Court.

Less than 20 seconds after her arrival, one officer shot a man twice into the driveway of the house, the video building published by the Denver police department, the video formation published by the Denver police department.

This man, who was not publicly identified, had started to withdraw into the garage of the house when the police arrived.

“What are you going for as soon as the police officers appear?” An officer can be heard how the video is asked. “Come back here.”

This officer follows the man in the entrance, but the officer stops and pulls out his gun.

“Get your (Expletive) hand out of your covenant,” says the officer and lifts his weapon towards the man. “Hands up! Hands up!”

The man seemed to arm himself and looked at the officer, Matt Clark, commander of the Denver Division of the Denver Police Department, in a press conference on Wednesday.

In the camera video worn by the body, the man seems to turn to the officer with his hands in the air when the officer fires twice. It is unclear whether there is anything in his hands because the police are blurred over the man's head.

The man does not keep a weapon when he collapses to the ground, the video shows.

Ron Thomas, chief of police from Denver, described the officer's actions in the press conference as a “appropriate answer”.

“His movements were obvious, he reached for this weapon, he had a gun that recognized the officer that he had a gun,” said Thomas. “… It is only breaks of a second that someone from a place where you have a weapon in your hand is a place where this weapon is directed to this officer and fires is fired.”