On Feb. 21,2017, the two Roy officers responded to a call reporting that a man was loitering and acting suspiciously at the gas station at 4395 S. 1900 West. Body camera videos from the officers released in March show the officers confronting Sanchez at the store's front door, with one telling Sanchez to step forward. When officers told Sanchez to keep his hands out of his pockets, he lifted up his hoodie, saying he had nothing, but an officer spotted a firearm, saying, "you've got a gun on you." One of the policemen reached out to grab him, but Sanchez started to run. The officer chased him into the dark parking lot and a shot was fired, followed by 15 more shots in three seconds. Two Roy police officers were justified in the fatal February shooting of 38-year-old a man outside a Texaco gas station, the Weber County Attorney's Office has decided. Roy police fired 16 shots in six seconds, including two with the suspect's own gun, in the Feb. 21 confrontation that ended in the death of Nicolas Sanchez of Layton. Roy City Attorney Heather White said in a Tuesday statement the decision affirms the police officers did what they had to do, even if the outcome was tragic. Subscribe to Police: https://www.youtube.com/c/policeglobal?sub_confirmation=1 Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. #Police #ProtectandServe