Bodycam footage shows the moment a Chicago police officer opened fire on a driver boxed in between police cars and a CTA bus in Humboldt Park on March 9, 2026. Minutes earlier, the car — wanted in connection with an incident on the Eisenhower Expressway — fled from officers, struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk and rammed the bus several times. Using official bodycam, dashcam, police street camera, CTA bus camera and 911 footage released by Chicago's Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA), we break down every angle. Was the shooting justified? You decide. Chapters: 0:00 The white car 1:27 Spotted by a police camera 2:08 The pedestrian 2:40 The 911 call 3:06 The pursuit 4:11 Ramming the bus 4:23 Uncut dashcam: the chase 5:38 Boxed in 6:31 Bodycam: the shooting 8:19 The aftermath 8:56 The videos come out 10:19 "I'll kill you" 11:01 Second angle: witness officer bodycam 12:30 The other side 14:11 What happened next 15:45 Bystander video 17:00 Gunfire caught on a neighbor's camera 17:22 Overhead view 18:12 Your verdict This video is made for educational and informational purposes, to promote transparency in law enforcement and public safety. All footage is public record released by government agencies. Claims made in the lawsuit described in this video are allegations and have not been proven in court. The officer has not been charged with any crime. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Subscribe to Bodycam Files for new real cases every week. #bodycam #policebodycam #dashcam #policechase #truecrime

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