[kellyhound]

San Diego, CA District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis on Tuesday released a copy of a video that captured the fatal shooting of a man in the Midway district by a San Diego police officer that has been kept secret by authorities since the April 30 incident.

The video released by Dumanis, who ruled that the shooting of Fridoon Rawshan Nehad by San Diego officer Neal Browder was justified, means the public will be able to see a portion of what happened when Browder encountered Nehad in an alley behind an adult book store off Hancock Street.

The district attorney said she would release other information including photos, additional videos and documents from the investigation because the security video presents an "incomplete picture of what happened that night."

The video was taken from a surveillance camera of a nearby business, but the city had turned down requests from local media for release of the footage, citing an ongoing investigation into the shooting.

Nehad’s family has filed a civil rights lawsuit in federal court and got a copy of the video — but did so only under the terms of a protective order that barred them from disseminating the video.

[Oswald2001]

Suicide By Cop.

Very common.

[Blood Borne]

I would love to say the cops were fucking up again, but it looks to me like the officer actually was trying to save the mans life. (After he shot him!) The only thing I would have liked to see was the officer who fired his weapons body cam of the incident.

[docfr8]

[Mufasa7]

I've said this before and I'll say it again: homeless people are the new wave of jews in the world. You gotta catch those motherfuckers before they master writing otherwise guess who's gonna pull out the rug from your carpet and take over YOUR home

[souris]

[Martano666]

Originally Posted by Blood Borne ↗

I would love to say the cops were fucking up again, but it looks to me like the officer actually was trying to save the mans life. (After he shot him!) The only thing I would have liked to see was the officer who fired his weapons body cam of the incident.

AHAHAHAHAAH! Right. Yeah, I was just thinking to myself about how the officer nearly saved that guys life. I mean, just imagine, if that cop hadn't have shown up, that homeless man would be DEAD FOR SURE. But after the cop showed up, there's was hope for this homeless man. A chance. This cop give it his ALL to try and make sure he saved this homeless man from imminent danger, but unfortunately, the officer's bravery and life-saving tactics just weren't enough in the end. The poor homeless man succumb to tragedy and there was simply nothing the officer could have done to help the individual. The family should be thanking the cop for at least attempting to save this man.

Fuck you.

[WH Bonney]

Well said. I can't think a tazer wouldn't have worked, but I know the Tueller Drill well, and that is all most cops are thinking about from their training. That guy could lunge and one stab and the cop is done. Not having ever been a cop though, I can't understand, why in that case, a leg shot wouldn't have done the trick. I mean, in some cases, staying behind the car or the door of the car would've been enough to just buy some time to figure it the fuck out. Either way, it's just another way we don't teach people how to interact with cops. We have rules to cross the street, own a dog, and even ordinances on what you can and can't have in your yard, but we don't even have a pamphlet on "Put your fucking hands up so you don't get shot in a dark alley because you don't speak English."

[jasongeo2]

I see no knife. Lets say the video is too far away to see what he has in his hands.

[wmbondurant]

Probably felt regret for shooting the dude while standing still .