[kellyhound]

The Greenfield Police Department released video footage of an August police chase that left the subject of the chase dead and an officer critically injured.

It depicts an Aug. 22 incident that began with an unidentified Greenfield police officer stopping a vehicle for running a red light near South 35th Street and West Oklahoma Avenue.

After initially pulling over, the driver — later identified as 31-year-old T. C. L. of Milwaukee — sped off when another police car arrived. Officers followed in pursuit.

Police deployed spike strips to attempt to stop the car, but he continued driving until crashing into another vehicle.

After crashing, police ordered him to show his hands 18 times while approaching his car. The suspect shot an officer through his car window.

"Please don't let me die, please don't let me die," the injured officer can be heard saying to the backup officer who treated his gunshot wounds.

The suspect exited his car and jumped over the injured officer while firing at him. Two other officers involved in the pursuit then shot and killed him near the crash.

The Police Department edited the video down to five minutes and did not include all of the footage because the case is still under investigation by the Milwaukee County Area Investigative Team.

The suspect was a father of two boys and worked helping rehab homes after being released from the state Department of Corrections in May 2020. He pleaded guilty in 2017 and 2019 to felony charges of fleeing the police in Milwaukee County.

None of the officers involved have been identified but the injured officer is 36 years old with three years of experience on the force. The other two have been described as a 32-year-old with one and a half years of experience and a 22-year-old with three years of experience.

The injured officer is recovering at home and is expected to make a full recovery.

The suspect's death was the second fatal police shooting in the city of Milwaukee in a week. Milwaukee police on Aug. 16 fatally shot 42-year-old Broderick Shelton Jr. after they say he fired a weapon as officers approached at a gas station in the 2500 block of North 27th Street.

[Slaxyz]

[HotPlate101]

I rarely sympathize with cops but I'm glad the cop is OK in this case. Most times when we hear cops saying "ah, fuck" after being shot at, they die shortly thereafter.

From what I can tell though the perp dindu nuffin

[pokerplay]

Thanks female cops for screaming and cowering while your partner takes hits to the chest. He’s running! But I’m not gonna chase him I’m too scared right now.

[DADDY]

The copper was damn lucky that the peaceful protester was a shit shot!

Avoided being headshot like three times

[hca66]

Piss poor shooting by the cops !!!!

[HYPRTCKR]

~ As for the victim, a habit is a habit is a habit, whether it's a good habit or a bad habit.
~ The officers were all rookies. It takes at least 35 years to become a professional in law enforcement.

[LERK]

That woman was acting like a woman.

[Ferocity]

That woman is incompetent, she endangered his life by fleeing like a bitch and is probably a quota hire.

[docfr8]

Thats crazy.. Everything that could go wrong, went wrong..

~Driver refused to yield
~Driver collides with vehicles
~Driver shoots

Career criminals have all the incentive these days to commit fucked up acts like this.. DGAF is on HIGH

If you are a dumbass that agrees these officers should be getting shot at, then FUCK YOU..