Berea community, Greenville, South Carolina---Greenville County Sheriff Will Lewis on Friday released dash camera video of a deadly shootout that happened in front of a White Horse Road funeral home last month. During a news conference, Lewis said deputies fired shots after responding to a 911 call on July 14 of an armed man chasing a woman and firing shots at her, Lewis said. Authorities said the suspect, identified as Ramiro Bravo Ramirez, 34, shot Candy Rosario, 25, as she ran across White Horse Road. According to Lewis, Ramirez began firing at deputies as soon as they arrived on scene at the parking lot of the Thomas McAfee Funeral Home on 6710 White Horse Road in the Berea community. Lewis described the incident as a "domestic violence case" and said he didn't think the shooting could have been prevented. He said the two may have been in a relationship. "Mr. Ramirez was going to shoot the victim," Lewis said. "Nothing was going to stop him from doing that. He came to do battle that day." Lewis said Ramirez had two magazines and reloaded his gun during the course of the gun fight. Ramirez also used Rosario's body as a barricade to prevent from being shot, Lewis said. "'He came with the intention to kill that woman," the sheriff said. A total of nine deputies exchanged fire with Ramirez, Lewis said. The deputies were placed on administrative leave and were reinstated to full duty July 25. "After an internal investigation was completed through our the Office of Professional Responsibility, it was determined protocols of the Greenville County Sheriff's Office were met, and there were no policy violations," Lewis said. The Coroner's Office has ruled Ramirez''s death a suicide and not a suicide by police. Ramirez died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, the Coroner's Office said. Rosario, 25, who survived the initial shooting, died in the hospital about an hour later of a gunshot wound to the head, said Kent Dill, a Greenville County deputy coroner. Lewis said he released the dash cam video over because it was "all encompassing." Body camera footage of the shooting, however, would not be released because of its graphic content, Lewis said. The six-minute video was pulled from a deputy’s in-car camera and shows the entire shootout as it unfolds in front of the funeral home. The video shows Ramirez firing his gun from behind Rosario, and the hood and of the deputy’s patrol car getting struck. Rosario appears to be alive during the exchange. As Ramirez reloads his weapon, a deputy on the other side of the funeral home returns fire. Dozens of shots are exchanged over the next 50 seconds until a deputy shouts, “Hold fire!” Deputies wearings bulletproof vests then converge on the pair and pull Rosario away from the Ramire ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05TEqxQtUIs

#officerinvolvedshooting #policeshooting #phoenixpolicedepartment Please Subscribe! The Phoenix Police Department released a Critical Incident Briefing (CIB) video which includes information, audio, video and pictures related to an officer-involved shooting (OIS) that occurred on December 28, 2020, in the area of 27th Ave. and Orangewood Ave. This incident started at approximately 8:45 p.m., when a woman called 911 to report that her ex-boyfriend was in the patio of her apartment and was refusing to leave. The caller also informed the 911 operator that he had been violent in the past with her and that he was causing problems for her. The caller identified the man as 30-year-old, Jordan Crawford. The officers arrived and the suspect was no longer at the apartment and they began to look for the Crawford. Within minutes, Crawford was found walking through an open area of the apartment complex. An officer called out to Crawford to detain him but Crawford did not stop and told the officer that he had a gun as he placed his right hand behind his rear waistband area. Crawford and the officer continued to talk and walk through the complex. The officer told Crawford to show him his hands, which he refused and continued to walk backwards from officers. The interaction between the officers and Crawford continued onto 27th Avenue. Vehicle traffic stopped just missing Crawford as he crossed the street. Officers were able to contain him as he reached the east sidewalk. Once he got to the sidewalk Crawford stopped and leaned forward and began to yell with his hand behind his back. He began to count down and when he got to one, he swiftly pulled his hand from his back and the officers reacted to the threat. Officers deployed less lethal munition to safely approach Crawford in an effort to administer first aid. During the investigation a weapon was not recovered. The five officers involved in this incident are all assigned to the Cactus park precinct. There were no injuries to officers or any other community members. This incident is the subject of both an internal and a criminal investigation, which will be reviewed by the Maricopa County Attorney's Office. Conclusions about whether the actions of the officers are consistent with department policy and the law will not be made until all facts are known and the investigation is complete. Please Subscribe! ?Follow Video Leak Police on: ?Bitchute (Like YouTube) https://www.bitchute.com/channel/cHahYjdeaKbV/ ⚫https://twitter.com/VideoLeak1 ?https://www.facebook.com/videoleak01/ ?https://rumble.com/account/content?type=all ?https://odysee.com/@Video-leak-Police:2 ✅My channel was re-demonetize again. If ever you want to to encourage me and support the channel you could toss a $1 or $2 on ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMKEkSrRJuI