Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> 821. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> He's still run over. >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> Where's he at? >> Every day, police cameras capture moments most of us never see. Some are routine, but others quickly become something far more serious. The morning of January 13th, 2025 started like any other in St. Louis County. Traffic moved through the intersection of West Florescent Avenue and Lucas and Hunt Road under overcast skies. But at 9:45 a.m., everything changed in an instant. Surveillance cameras captured a collision as a vehicle barreled through a red light, hitting another car before rolling into a snowbank. The impact sent debris scattering across the intersection, but the driver that ran the red light would turn a traffic accident into something far more dangerous. From the wreckage emerged 37-year-old Durl Dorne. Instead of checking on the other driver or waiting for help, Dorne abandoned his damaged vehicle and began walking north on West Florescent Avenue. In his right hand, clearly visible to the surveillance cameras, was a pistol. As Dorne walks down West Florescent Avenue, he fires his weapon into the air and at passing vehicles multiple times. Traffic begins to slow and accumulate behind him as drivers become aware of the situation. Several 911 calls are placed as drivers frantically relay what's happening to dispatch. >> Car 6 Victor 5 and leaving the scene. Accident >> leaving the scene at Lucas Hut and West Luc possibly now. Shots fired. Uh the small car male with a purple t-shirt has a gun in his hand as walking westbound on West Florida in front of Buzz West Hall said he hit a Chevy. The vehicle still there's a male wearing a skull cap mask and purple or blue shirt with a red print on it and he's shooting at vehicles. He's a black male with a mask. We're getting a bunch of calls on this one. Can I get Jennings in route 134 954? Over the next 5 minutes, Dorne continues shooting intermittently, affecting the flow of traffic and placing the safety of nearby citizens at risk until police arrive on the scene. Within minutes, officers are on scene and they attempt to make contact with the suspect. He is ordered to drop his weapon, but instead responds with firing at the officers. A shootout between officers and Dorne ensues. 812 already coming to you have a Fire officer. Officer officer, >> you have a call. >> You have a call. Black shirt. >> You have a black shirt. >> You have a call. >> You have a call. You have a call. >> You have a call. I'm got eyes on that. >> Got eyes on that. >> Drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. 821. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Shots first. LEO running towards Ferguson. Black male blue shirt. Get that [ __ ] that [ __ ] offic. >> Yeah, >> I watched him too. >> He's still in. >> We're going to run him over. >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> Where's he at? For the person holding truck when any officers hit. >> Oh no. >> What's in this town? We hit him. >> I need a status. Is any of my officers shot? [Music] >> Boy, we're taking custo. [Music] As two officers arrive on scene to assist, they observed a male subject holding a handgun with an extended magazine. As the subject continued to walk, one officer attempted to make contact with him, and the subject turned and fired a round that struck the ground near the officer. The officers returned fire and the subject ran. Officers followed in their cruiser and moments later struck the subject with their police vehicle. United Fergus if you haven't already. I got the first briefing coming shot an officer. Fire shot an officer. Drop some gun. Get my car. Get in my car. Get in my car. Watch where you're shooting. >> Shot at you, bro. >> I watched him shoot. >> I'm going to hit him. >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> Where's he at? Perg. Despite life-saving measures administered on scene, the suspect later identified as 37-year-old Derel Dorne was pronounced deceased. Police did recover a silver 9mm pistol on scene attributed to Mr. Dorne. It was confirmed through police investigation that his pistol was fired at least 10 times with nine shell casings being discovered and ballistically matched to the pistol. This concludes today's video. For more verified body cam coverage, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications so you don't miss future uploads. Thanks for watching and stay safe.