In Aurora, Colorado, East 6th Avenue near Billing Street, a 37 years old man named Ray John Montreal Lee Belt Stubblefield reportedly oversp speeded under the influence of some illegal substances when an Aurora police officer named Matthew Neely attempted to pull over Belt Stubblefield's vehicle. Belt Stubblefield did not stop. Instead, his vehicle struck a car traveling eastbound, crossed the median, and collided with a second vehicle traveling westbound. Stay in the car. Don't move. Don't move. Motor 45. I've got a crash 6 just east of 225. Get a couple cars in. Stay in there. Give Give me your hands. Show me your hands. Get your hands up, dude. >> Don't Don't shoot me. Get your hands up right now. >> The officer said Belt Stubblefield tossed a handgun on the ground after exiting the car. >> Get your hands up. >> Yeah. >> A physical struggle ensued between him and the officer. >> Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET AWAY FROM THAT [ __ ] GUN. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> Get that [ __ ] >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. AFTER some moment, Belt Stubblefield allegedly shouted to his 18-year-old son, >> "Get that shit." >> Which Officer Neely interpreted as a command to retrieve the gun. >> Get that [ __ ] >> Get that [ __ ] >> I hear you. >> Get that [ __ ] Get that [ __ ] >> Chill. >> Get that [ __ ] >> No. Dad, chill. Chill. >> Get that [ __ ] >> Officer, chill, >> get that [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. Yeah. >> Get get that [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. >> Yeah. >> So, you ready for this? >> You ready for this? >> Get on the ground. >> You ready for this? >> You ready for this, huh? >> You ready for this? Huh? >> Get on the ground. >> As Belt Stubblefield advanced toward the officer, the officer fired three shots chest and head, dying at the scene. >> Get that [ __ ] >> Get that [ __ ] >> I hear you. Get that [ __ ] Get that [ __ ] >> Dad, chill. >> Get that [ __ ] >> No, Dad. Chill. Chill. >> Get that [ __ ] >> Officer, chill. >> Get that [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. >> Get that Get that [ __ ] >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> OH, YEAH. >> SO, you ready for this? >> You ready for this? >> Get on the ground. >> You ready for this? >> You ready for this, huh? >> You ready for this? Huh? >> Get on the ground. >> You ready for this? Get that [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. >> Get that Get that [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. >> Oh yeah. >> So you ready for this? >> You ready for this? >> Get on the ground. >> You ready for this? >> You ready for this? Huh? >> You ready for this? Huh? >> Get on the ground. >> You ready for this? Shots fired. 45. Shots fired. Give me ski cars. >> Cruiser. Amulet's hot. Help him. >> Yes. Do you need it? >> It's not a tourniquet kind of thing. Thank you. >> Stay there. Do you need it? >> That's not a tourniquet kind of thing. Thank you. >> Stay there. >> Do you want >> Hey. Hey, >> get over there behind there. There's a gun over there behind the boxes. Shut it all down. >> Sable westbound highway. >> Oh my god. >> What? >> They just shot my dad. He have no gun. >> Hey. Hey. Get over there behind there. There's a gun over there. >> Behind the boxes. Dad just got shot by >> shut it all down Sable Westbound >> Highway. >> Oh my god. >> What? >> They just shot my dad. He didn't have no gun. >> Did you find that gun? >> He threw the gun. >> I got you running right here, bro. >> You got it. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I got to try to >> let her >> I'm here to help if you need it. >> You got it. >> The police just shot my dad, man. >> There's one in the head as well. >> That is my dad, bro. That is my dad. All right. Car 25 gunshot to the chest. One to the head. >> Yeah. Here. Let's go. Come with me. Come with me. >> Uh, you got your camera on? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to get you in my car. We're going to go to HQ. >> Okay. >> Green. >> We're going to HQ. >> We're going to HQ. >> My car. Black car over there. Keys are probably in it. >> Okay. Come at me. Fire multiple shots. >> I'll be with you in just a moment. >> Another suspect. >> All right, let's go. >> He was unarmed. >> Getting to pass. >> Behind the boxes. >> Shut it all down. Sable westbound highway. >> What? >> They just shot my dad. He didn't have no gun. >> Did you find that gun? >> He threw the gun. >> I got you right here, bro. >> You got it. Okay. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> Just trying to Let her >> I'm here to help you. >> You got it. >> The police just shot my dad, man. >> There's one in the head as well. >> That is my dad, bro. That is my dad. >> All right. 25 gunshots in the chest. One in the head. Here, let's go. Come with me. Come with me. >> Uh, you got your camera on? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to get you in my car. We're going to go to HQ. >> Okay. >> Green. >> We're going to HQ. >> We're going to HQ. >> My car. Black car over there. Keys are probably in it. >> Okay. >> Multiple shots. >> I'll be with you in just a moment. Sure. >> Another suspect. >> All right, let's go. >> He was unarmed. >> Former Chief Todd Chamberlain stated the officer feared for his life because Belt Stubblefield was advancing aggressively, had access to a weapon nearby, and was instructing others to retrieve it. very very high level review, but it does show the facts. It does show the facts that our suspect had a gun. It does show the facts that our suspect crashed into two vehicles for whatever reason while not stopping for a police vehicle that had all of his emergency equipment on. It does show the fact that this individual got out and tossed this gun. >> However, the family argues Belt Stubblefield was executed. They highlight that he was unarmed when shot, had clearly discarded the weapon, and was shot in the head. They also criticized the officer for escalating the situation by striking belt stubblefield while his back was turned. The family has signaled their intent to file a major civil rights lawsuit against the department and the city, citing excessive force and wrongful