Get down. Get down. Get down. >> GET DOWN. GET DOWN. >> Get down. >> Fire by police. >> He's still running. Get down. >> Don't move. Let it go. Let it go. Let it go. Let it go. 71st place. >> Let the gun go. >> Let the gun go. >> Done. Dryson. I got a DRY SON. >> Let the gun down. On the night of September 16th, 2024, Chicago police respond to reports of a man with a gun near 71st Street and Jeffrey Boulevard. What begins as a dispatch about armed suspects quickly escalates into a foot chase, a collision in traffic, and an armed confrontation with officers. In this video, you'll see the actual bodywn camera footage from that encounter as officers work to stop an armed suspect and secure the scene. Hey, drop it. Drop it. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Okay, where you guys at? >> 70% Jefferson Jeff. >> Okay, we got shots fired at Jeff. We got shots fired. We got >> Officers are dispatched to the 7100 block of South Jeffrey Boulevard on reports of a person with a gun. Radio traffic quickly confirms shots fired in the area and a description of two males dressed in black with masks. >> City we got shots fired. No additional information at this time. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Okay, we got shots fired. Avail all available units. Can you head to the 101? Do we have a description of the people that shoot? >> The call is treated as a high-risk incident. Responding units are directed to the intersection and surrounding streets to locate anyone matching the description and to contain the scene. >> Oh [ __ ] Go go go go go go. >> STOP. HE'S AIMING HIM. OH. HEY. HEY. He's aiming gun at us. >> 101. 101. Shots fired at police. Shots fire at zero from 71st. He has a gun in his head. >> An officer spots a man matching the description. As units move in, they report that the suspect is armed and fleeing southbound from 71st Street. Get down. Get down. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. Get down. Shot fired by police. >> He's still running. >> All available. >> Get down. Let it go. Let it go. Let it go. Let it go. 71st place in Syro. >> Let the gun go. >> The suspect runs through the intersection and nearby streets as officers shout repeated commands to stop and drop the weapon. >> Traffic and bystanders in the area add to the risk as officers attempt to contain him without anyone else being hurt. >> Hey, drop the gun. >> Wow. We got one to 10. Right now the gun drop the gun. >> Dude, you let that gun go off. >> Put him across right now. According to department reports, the suspect is struck by a vehicle as he runs across the street, then continues while armed. During the confrontation, he points the handgun toward officers who deploy a taser and ultimately discharge their weapons. A loaded firearm with an extended magazine is recovered at the scene. >> Negative. It was just one. >> I got the gun. I got the gun. >> I got it. hand down. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> What [ __ ] hand? Give me a hand. Mother shoot at me. Give me Give me a [ __ ] Got I got it right here. >> Give me the cuffs. Give me cops. Give me cops. Yeah. Got it. Yeah. first place. >> Officers secure the suspect's hands, recover the handgun, and ensure that no other weapons are within his reach. Additional units arrive to help maintain control of the scene and manage the growing crowd. >> We got a person shot. >> Get him up. Get him up. Get the off. Get the [laughter] chill. Anybody? We got a personal [laughter] station. >> You guys good? >> Hey, are you guys all good inside? >> Yeah, I'm going to hell. >> Please, guys, >> shut up. >> Shut the up. >> No, he's not here. >> Get up. Get up. Roll them and then sit him. >> Get him. Get that. >> Officers broadcast that a person has been shot and request an ambulance to 71st Place in Sirill. They check on each other, confirm that no officers are struck, and move the suspect so medical personnel can reach him. >> No. Get the back. >> Get the back. >> No. Get the back. >> Get back, bro. Get back. >> Get back. >> IS HE ALL RIGHT? >> YEAH. GET [screaming] BACK. >> GET BACK. >> YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE WRONG [ __ ] >> IS HE ALL RIGHT, BRO? Get back. >> Let us know if we can slow it down. >> You worried ABOUT THE WRONG [ __ ] >> GET THE BACK. >> HEY, get off the street. >> Get off the street. Get out of here. >> We got a wagon. Are you okay, sir? Everyone good up there? Hey, just leave everything right there. >> Leave everything for now. >> Oh boy. >> He's not right there NO MORE. SO Y'ALL BE GRABBING to give it to me. >> Get back. Get back. All the way. All the way. All the way down. >> All the way down. >> All the way down. >> All right. You guys keep the streets clear. First place for the ambulance. Keep it clear. >> As more officers arrive, they push the crowd back and keep the street open for emergency vehicles. Supervisors call for additional units and radio traffic notes a crowd forming in the area. Department reports identify the suspect as 31-year-old Rake Kendall. A loaded handgun with an extended magazine is recovered along with multiple multicolored Ziploc baggies containing suspected cannabis. Record checks show he does not have a valid firearm owner's identification card or concealed carry license, and he is taken to area 2 for further processing. over some weird. You did that [ __ ] man. You [ __ ] dumb [ __ ] >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> According to the incident report, Kendall is charged with aggravated assault of a peace officer and aggravated unlawful use of a weapon. No officers are reported injured in the shooting. This case shows how quickly a weapons call can turn into a foot pursuit, an armed confrontation, and a city-wide response. 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