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Police Kill Man That Ran With Knife And Grabbed Cop's Gun | Body Cam | United States | 20190701
Flag: no_captionsMs. Panda's Den | 2019-07-10
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Body camera video clips from the Athens-Clarke County Police Department of the fatal officer involved shooting of Aaron Hong. [0:05] Officer Video #1 [3:13] First Still Frame From Officer Video #1 [3:20] Officer Video #2 [6:34] Second Still Frame From Officer Video #1 (Mislabeled As Officer Video #...
Body camera video clips from the Athens-Clarke County Police Department of the fatal officer involved shooting of Aaron Hong. [0:05] Officer Video #1 [3:13] First Still Frame From Officer Video #1 [3:20] Officer Video #2 [6:34] Second Still Frame From Officer Video #1 (Mislabeled As Officer Video #2) Location: Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, United States Date: July 1, 2019 (Monday) Athens-Clarke County Police Department: PRESS RELEASE July 1, 2019 Officer Involved Shooting, Macon Highway Shortly before 12.30 pm today, ACCPD officers responded to the 1000 block of Macon Hwy for a report of a man who was armed with a knife, covered in blood, and acting erratically. Upon arrival, officers encountered the man who was still armed with the knife. Officers gave numerous commands for the man to drop the knife. However, he disregarded these commands and continued to advance on the officers. Officers retreated as the man advanced with a knife in hand, and at one point during the encounter, the man charged at an officer. Two officers fired several rounds at the man. He was treated at the scene by paramedics but succumbed to his wounds and pronounced dead at the scene. ACCPD is withholding the deceased’s name pending notification of the next of kin. In accordance with ACCPD policy, the GBI was asked to investigate this officer involved shooting. Also in accordance with ACCPD policy, the involved officers have been placed on administrative leave. Athens-Clarke County Police Department: Officer Involved Shooting Press Conference This morning's press conference regarding the July 1st Officer Involved Shooting at 1005 Macon Highway can be viewed below. It contains remarks from ACCPD Chief Cleveland Spruill, along with body cam footage from the officers involved. This video contains graphic content and may be upsetting to some people. The deceased has been identified as Athens-Clarke County resident, 23-year-old Aaron Hong, an Asian male. The officers involved in the incident are Senior Police Officer David Harrison and Officer Charles Bidinger. Athens-Clarke County Police Department: The body cam footage from two officers involved in this incident was released to the media at today's press conference. This video contains graphic content and may be upsetting to some people. In the incident, oficers responded to a call at 1005 Macon Highway regarding a man who was covered in blood, armed wtih a knife, and acting erractically. Upon arrival, officers encountered the man who was still armed with the knife. Officers gave numerous commands for the man to drop the knife. However, he disregarded these commands and continued to advance on the officers. Officers retreated as the man advanced with a knife in hand, and at one point during the encounter, the man charged at an officer. Two officers fired several rounds at the man. He was treated at the scene by paramedics but succumbed to his wounds and pronounced dead at the scene.
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