All right. Base Boulevard 519. >> Hey, come on out with YOUR HANDS UP RIGHT NOW. >> HANDS UP NOW. >> Hands up. >> May 31st, 2026. What began as an alert for a vehicle connected to an armed robbery quickly escalated into one of San Francisco's most violent encounters of the year. At approximately 10:29 p.m., license plate reader technology alerted officers that a suspect vehicle, a gray Toyota Camry with two occupants, had crossed the Bay Bridge and entered the city. Officers tracked the car through the south of Market neighborhood and attempted a traffic stop near Mission and First Streets, but instead of surrendering, the driver sped away, leading police on a pursuit through city streets. Minutes later, the chase came to an abrupt end near Beayshore Boulevard and Gerald Avenue when the Camry crashed into a concrete median. As officers ordered the occupants out, gunfire suddenly erupted. According to investigators, the driver, later identified as 36-year-old Norris Reed III of Oakland, opened fire on officers, striking officer Brittany Taylor multiple times and leaving him with life-threatening injuries. Three San Francisco police officers, Rachel Coransza, Jeremy Cateler, and Angela Mano returned fire during the exchange, critically wounding the passenger, later identified as Arunsana Dolors. But the danger wasn't over. As Officer Taylor fought for his life and officers rushed both the wounded officer and wounded suspect to the hospital, the alleged gunman escaped on foot, setting off a city-wide search that would continue into the early hours of June 1st. This is the body cam footage and timeline released by the San Francisco Police Department surrounding the shootout that critically wounded Officer Brittany Taylor. All right. Base Boulevard 519. >> Hey, come out with your hands UP RIGHT NOW. >> HANDS UP NOW. >> HELP. >> Hands up. Come on with your hands UP RIGHT NOW. [screaming] >> HANDS UP NOW. Come out with YOUR HANDS UP RIGHT NOW. >> HANDS UP NOW. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. All right. Still east. Oh, he TCD at 519. [ __ ] 5 519. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> On this street. Hands up now. >> Hands up. >> Get ready. Get ready to hop out. Get ready to hop out. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> HEY, COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP RIGHT NOW. HANDS UP NOW. >> OUT. >> HEY, officer hit. >> Both the officer and the passenger were transported to a local hospital for further medical treatment via SFPD vehicles. >> 406 Gerald is Gerald. He's an all black uh black puffy jacket. >> The driver of the suspect vehicle fled on foot across Beayshore Boulevard through the Chevron station parking lot and traveled eastbound on Gerald Avenue. Numerous additional officers arrived on scene and established a perimeter to contain the fleeing suspect while coordinating a search. Now, be advised we're getting call for a possible suspect at that location. >> At 12:17 a.m., dispatch received a call stating that the subject the police were looking for was inside the gate to the Beayshore navigation center. >> He's the only one out there. He's sitting on the bench outside after the gate on the left hand side. >> Officers responded to the fenced entry courtyard of the navigation center and located the driver who they placed under arrest. He said he's outside sitting on a bench just after the gate. It'd be on the left hand side. He should be the only one out there. 101. We have one detained inside, but he was hitting right inside the uh the door. All right. And we have a 220 221 recovered. We do have a 221 matching uh suspect description gun. All right. >> I I don't live here, bro. >> Okay. I live here. Any weapons on you, bro? >> No. >> All over. >> Hey, 221. Got a gun on right there, >> man. 221 recover. 221 recover. >> You got any more weapons on you? >> We all saw. >> I'm going get you up. Hey, >> you got another gun on you? >> I didn't finish this. You got two on you. >> Where's your other one? You got two on them? You got any more on you? >> After fleeing across Beayshore Boulevard and through a Chevron Station parking lot, the alleged gunman was eventually tracked down shortly after 12:15 a.m. on June 1st inside the gated area of the Beayshore navigation center. Police arrested 36-year-old Norris Reed III without further incident and recovered two firearms, a40 caliber Glock 23 handgun and a privately manufactured 9mm handgun with no serial number. Reed is being held without bail and faces numerous felony charges, including four counts of attempted murder, assault with a firearm upon a police officer, resisting an executive officer with force or violence, reckless evading, conspiracy, and possession of firearms by a convicted felon. Passenger Aruns Sana Dulgors, who was wounded during the exchange, also faces four counts of attempted murder, assault with a firearm upon a police officer, resisting an executive officer with force or violence, conspiracy, and shooting from a motor vehicle. Meanwhile, officer Brittany Taylor continues her recovery, receiving treatment for the life-threatening injuries she sustained during the gun battle. The shooting remains under investigation by the San Francisco Police Department's Investigative Services Division and Internal Affairs Division, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office, and the Department of Police Accountability. 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