[lukebrice]

Jimmy Caston Bryan, 23, and a Houston police officer were wounded during a traffic stop at a gas station on the Gulf Freeway in Houston on May 4, 2022. Police later released dashcam footage and body-camera recordings from both officers involved.

Police said Highway Interdiction Unit officers J. Sallee and M. McMurtry stopped Bryan during a multi-agency narcotics investigation. Bryan was wanted on an outstanding drug warrant. When officers asked him to get out of his vehicle, police said, he produced a handgun and fired several shots, striking Sallee. Both officers returned fire, hitting Bryan multiple times. Sallee and Bryan were hospitalized. McMurtry was not injured.

Bryan later pleaded guilty to federal charges of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and carrying and discharging a firearm during a drug-trafficking crime. He received a federal prison sentence totaling 220 months.

[HYPRTCKR]

~ Nowadays it's hard to tell which side is the good guys & which side is the bad guys.

[Massacreman]

This was posted up on the Police Activity YouTube page, I'm in mobile so I can't copy paste but it's in Houston and the guy was a known factor who had a tracking monitor on.

[PsychoTendecies]

How did the suspect survive?

[deezybeest551]

Originally Posted by HYPRTCKR ↗

~ Nowadays it's hard to tell which side is the good guys & which side is the bad guys.

I'm pretty sure it's abundantly clear who the bad guy is in this case. Your misplaced comment seems to defend this dirtbag. Everyone gets their day in court, unless you draw on a cop, or otherwise complicate the situation by resisting. Which is also pretty damn obvious. Get better soon.

[kellyhound]

Several videos show an intense shootout between two Houston police officers and the suspect that left all three injured, according to the Houston Police Department.

The patrol vehicle’s dashcam shows one angle while the bodycam videos show another close-up angle from the officers’ views.

The suspect, Jimmy Caston Bryan, 23, was charged with the use or carry of a firearm during and in relation to a drug trafficking crime and possession with intent to distribute meth. He was also charged with two counts of aggravated assault of a public servant.

HPD Chief Troy Finner said two officers were conducting a traffic stop for the suspect, who was wanted on an outstanding drug warrant.

Finner said when Bryan pulled over at an Exxon gas station in the 14800 block of Gulf Freeway around 11: 20 a.m., he and the two officers started exchanging words.

Bryan, according to the officers, then exited his vehicle and immediately started firing, striking one of the officers in the pelvic area. The second officer was not injured.

The officers returned fire, hitting Bryan multiple times.

The injured officer, identified as HPD Officer J. Sallee, was taken to Memorial Hermann Southeast Hospital by a police vehicle where he was listed to be in stable condition. Finner said he is expected to be OK.

“Thank God for his ballistic vest and flashlight, which may have saved his life,” Finner said.

Bryan was also taken to the hospital by ambulance in critical condition. HPD has not released a recent photo of the suspect as he remains hospitalized, however, KPRC obtained DPS records containing prior mug shots.

[5150]

Wow, the cop that got shot has amazing reflexes and kept shooting all the way going down. This video link has multiple body cam views and the suspect squealing for them to save his leg. Too bad they didn't get a head shot on the suspect. Skip to 3 minute mark to skip BS intro.

[ninjasalad]

God damn the cop drew fast. Seen the hand go back and fired. Crap luck on the perps shooting from the hip.

[joos]

That escalated quickly. Very fast reaction on the part of the cops shooting back. Pretty impressive actually.

On a related note: Look how fast cops show up here when a cop is in danger. If only they responded this quickly to other shit.