knew it was him that shot, and i felt the percussion on my face. just as i was about to fire my first shot he shot, and it kind of distracted me for a second. shortly after he shot i fired my first shot, and you see the window on the car that he s leaning on blow out. that was my first shot. in an instant, several officers open fire on the gunman, as officer tyson riley races to the aid of sergeant kellermann. the other officers that were there, i trust them with my life. i knew that they were going do anything they could to protect me and sergeant kellermann, and at that point i chose to holster my weapon and go to him. hill goes down. he is fatally wounded. stay down! stay down! stay down! officer raleigh tends to his fallen colleague out of the camera s view, but the dramatic moments are captured on the dash
another and when he said that i just wanted to give some level of normalcy to him. everybody had a role out there on that scene. the officers that responded by shooting back had a role that they played. role out there. and when he arrived he took on the role of being by my side. kint say enough about him. he s losing a lot of blood and somehow he s talking about my wife and i remember dialing her number and thinking, god, i hope she answers and she answered and i ve been shot, don t know if i m going to make it. i love you, okay? though the sergeant is lucky to be alive, the bullet wounds results in the loss of his right
it was loaded. police backup arrives and quickly gets into position. they wait for hill to make a move. come on, man! i saw that he had taken a defensive posture and he was laying across the trunk of the vehicle pointing his firearm toward sergeant kellermann, and i knew as soon as i pulled in and i looked over i had a good shot. put the gun down! when you get on the scene like that and you make a decision that deadly force will have to be used pretty quickly especially after he looks at the breach of the weapon and he cocked it back, and i knew there was going to be a shooting. put the gunow! the gunman fires a sickle shot striking sergeant kellermann in the face. i was still trying to communicate with him. you know, hey, buddy, put the gun down. trying to get him to put the gun down. trying to get some time of demeanor with him. i don t remember the gun blast. i remember hearing it, and i
what s going on? in talking to him the whole time, i basically got my pistol out and i pointed it at him and he opened with the shotgun, and i thought he would disarm it, and he was looking to make sure it was loaded. police backup arrives and quickly gets into position. they wait for hill to make a move. come on, man! i saw that he had taken a defensive posture and he was laying across the trunk of the vehicle pointing his firearm toward sergeant kellermann, and i knew as soon as i pulled in and i looked over i had a good shot. when you get on the scene like that and you make a decision that deadly force will have to be used pretty quickly especially after he looks at the breach of the weapon and he cocked it back, and i knew there was going to be a shooting.
the gunman fires a single shot striking sergeant kellermann in the face. i was still trying to communicate with him and he was trying to put the gun down and trying to get some time of demeanor with him. when he finally fired, i don t remember the gun blast. i remember hearing it, and i knew it was him that shot, and i felt the percussion on my face. just as i was about to fire my first shot he shot, and it kind of distracted me for a second. shortly after he shot i fired my first shot, and you see the window on the car that he s leaning on blow out. that was my first shot. in an instant, several officers open fire on the gunman, as officer tyson riley races to the aid of sergeant kellermann. the other officers that were there, i trust them with my life. i knew that they were going do anything they could to protect me and sergeant kellermann, and at that point i chose to holster my weapon and go to him. hill goes down. he is fatally wounded.