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EAGLE POINT, Ore. NBC5 News first told you Thursday, that a grand jury has determined police were fully justified in their use of force, in a fatal officer-involved shooting in February. For the first time, we are seeing the officer’s body camera footage of the dramatic scene, that ends with a suspect taking his own life. We want to warn you, it is intense. The footage shows a police officer and sheriff’s deputy talking with two men in the suspect vehicle before the passenger pulls out a gun, and starts shooting. We want to remind you that this footage may be hard for some people to watch, take a look. ....
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The District Attorney’s office says it’s unknown when the grand jury will be scheduled. The shooting happened at the intersection of Idlewood Drive and Stevens Road near Church on the Hill last Tuesday night. The shooting left 39-year-old Dale Arthur Amstutz-Dunn dead. A deputy at the scene was also shot, but suffered non-life threatening injuries because he was wearing a bulletproof vest. Another man was also sent to the hospital. NBC5 News reporter Mariah Mills is a Medford native. She graduated from the University of Oregon with a Bachelor’s Degree in journalism. She also minored in sociology. ....
EAGLE POINT, Ore. It started with a phone call. “Another call from my daughter’s phone and she just said dad I need you here right away,” says Cowdrey. That’s the message Patrick Cowdrey says he received Tuesday night, after an argument between his daughter and her boyfriend, 39-year-old Dale Arthur Amstutz-Dunn. Cowdrey says his daughter kept the call alive in her pocket so he could hear. When things started to get out of hand, he called the police. “I could hear the conversation and I could see, well it’s probably a good time to call 911,” says Cowdrey. ....