This video is regarding a recent Tucson Police Department officer involved shooting that occurred in the 8600 block of East Broadway Boulevard. The Puma Regional Critical Incident Team or PRCIT, consisting of 10 law enforcement agencies in Pima County, was activated to handle the criminal investigation of this incident. Specifically, the Puma County Sheriff's Department. This is standard practice so that agencies don't criminally investigate their own personnel. A separate but parallel administrative investigation is being conducted by the Tucson Police Department to determine if any policy violations occurred. Investigations involving an officer's use of force can take a significant amount of time. Investigators are tasked with reviewing video, interviewing multiple witnesses, examining forensic evidence, and reviewing hundreds of pages of transcripts and reports. This video is based on information we know to be accurate at this time. Conclusions about whether the officer's actions were consistent with agency policy and the law will not be made until all the facts are known and the investigation is complete. The material we are about to share may contain strong language as well as graphic images which may be disturbing to some people. Viewer discretion is advised. On October 25th, 2025, the Puma Regional Critical Incident team was activated at approximately 11:30 a.m. for a Tucson Police Department officer involved shooting in the 8600 block of East Broadway Boulevard. The suspect has been identified as 45-year-old Brandon Clifton Bryant. Prior to this incident, at approximately 9:40 a.m., officers from the Tucson Police Department Operations Division East had responded to a report of a shooting at an apartment complex in the 8600 block of East Old Spanish Trail. Officers were told Mr. Brian had fired at an occupied apartment. Here are some of those 911 calls condensed for this video. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? Um 8601 East Old Spanish Trail, Tucson 85710, apartment 521. >> Okay. And what's going on there? >> Somebody just fired gunshots through my front window. >> 911. What's the location of your emergency? >> 8601 East Old Spanish Trail. >> What's going on there? >> Uh we have a man firing shots. Three shots fired about five minutes ago. Two shots fired about two minutes ago. >> Okay. >> His name's Brandon Bryant. He's been uh asked him what was wrong. He flashed me his weapon. I came right back inside. >> Is Brandon white, black, Hispanic? >> White. >> White. And about how old? >> I would say mid-40s. Going going? Yeah. Mid-40s. >> Do you know what he was wearing today? >> Uh he's wearing a black shirt with shorts it looked like. >> No injuries were reported in this incident. While officers were in route to the apartment complex, calls to 911 reported an armed robbery at the Walmart neighborhood market at 8640 East Broadway Boulevard. The suspect description matched that of Mr. Bryant in the earlier shooting. Here's one of those 911 calls condensed for this video. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> 8640 East Broadway. >> What's going on? >> I have a gentleman with a gun. He just pointed it at me. He hit me upside my head. I need cops here right away. >> Okay, give me just >> There's 40 people in this store. >> Okay, you're >> now he's breaking glass. Yes. >> Okay, >> here is surveillance video of Mr. Bryant at the store condensed for this Yo. At approximately 9:45 a.m., two uniformed Tucson police officers arrived at the store. They were directed to Mr. Bryant, who was running south just west of the building. Officers located Mr. Bryant and ordered him to drop his weapon. Mr. Bryant fired a gun in the direction of officers, and one officer returned fire. Mr. Bryant was struck by gunfire in the arm. Here is bodywn camera video of the TPD officer who discharged his departmentisssued firearm. >> Where is he? >> There he is. Hey, there he is. HE'S BACK THERE. GO DOWN that way. Come back here. Show me your hand. >> Gun in his hand. >> He's got a gun in his hand. SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. >> HEY, PUT IT DOWN. >> PUT IT DOWN. >> ON THE GROUND, HONEY. STAY ON THE GROUND. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. I'll go. Hold on. Here is the same bodywn camera video slowed down to highlight relevant information. Officers took Mr. Bryant into custody and immediately rendered aid. Tucson Fire Department personnel responded and transported Mr. Bryant to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. No other community members or officers were injured. The officer who discharged his weapon has been identified as Officer Matthew Timth, an 18-year veteran of the Tucson Police Department. Here is a photo of the firearm Mr. Bryant fired at the time of this incident. Mr. Brian is being held at the Puma County Adult Detention Complex and faces multiple felony charges, including aggravated assault on a peace officer with a firearm, aggravated assault with a firearm, unlawful discharge of a firearm, and armed robbery. The Pima Regional Critical Incident team continues to investigate this incident. When the investigation is complete, it will be presented to the Pima County Attorney's Office for review, which is standard practice for officer involved shootings. Members of the public with information and/or video of the incident are asked to contact the Puma County Sheriff's Department at 520-35149 0. This is still an active investigation.