I'm recording. Okay. >> Can you stand up? Stand up. Stand up. >> Oh my god. OH MY GOD. WHAT HAPPENED? OH MY GOD. WHAT HAPPENED? >> HEY. >> Shots fired. >> What happened? >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> I got the door. >> Oh my god. >> Get her out. >> Yep. >> Get out. It all began at approximately 4:51 a.m. on Friday, June 20th, 2025, when emergency dispatchers received a report of a serious domestic violence incident at the Broadmore Manor Apartments located in the 32000 block of East Madison Street. At approximately 4:55 a.m., just 4 minutes after the initial 911 call, the first three Seattle Police Department patrol officers arrived at the Broadmore Manor Apartments. 911. What is the location of your emergency? >> Hi. Um I'm at is screaming hysterically. Her and her um boyfriend and it's male and female screaming at each other. Can you hear if they're making any verbal threats to harm each other? >> Um I I think it sounded like she was screaming help me just now. Um, I know my boyfriend was like, I think going to have to call the cops. He said that he had heard her um say at some point, "Don't hurt me. Are you okay? Are you okay? >> Shadow, PLEASE. >> Are you okay? Are you okay? >> I'm officer. Just I'm recording. Okay. >> Can you stand up? Stand up. Stand up. Oh my god. OH MY GOD. WHAT HAPPENED? OH MY GOD. WHAT HAPPENED? >> HEY. >> Shots fired. >> What happened? >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> I got the door. >> Oh my god. >> Get her out. >> Yep. >> Get up. Are you going to get up now? Are you going to get up? Responding to reports of a violent domestic disturbance, the officers quickly moved toward the building to assess the situation. As they approached, they encountered a woman suffering from a gunshot wound. Despite her injuries, the victim had managed to escape from the apartment and make her way into the courtyard where she collapsed in front of the responding officers. Recognizing the immediate danger, the officers rushed to her aid, pulling her to safety and providing emergency medical care while securing the scene and preparing for the possibility of an armed confrontation. Yeah. >> Hey, he's loading. Reloading. >> He is load. He is reloading. We need additional units now. >> All right. Hey, I'm going to shift her. >> DROP THE GUN, SIR. >> DROP THE GUN. IT'S THE SEATTLE POLICE. >> COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. MA'AM, don't move. >> He is moving in the unit. >> He's an army ranger. >> Copy. >> Hey, ma'am. >> I know. I'm trying. Okay. Can you stand up? >> I don't want to. >> Okay. >> Can you stand up though? >> You're not hurt, correct? >> No. >> Bassie, are you hurt? >> Bassie, >> keeping this way. >> Bassie, are you injured? >> No, >> I'm a little injured. >> I'm good. >> Hey, ma'am. >> Is that window yours as well? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Hey, we need medics. Uh, female is hit. Negative. Female is struck. Right side possible rib cage. She is bleeding. >> Sir, Seattle police. >> Hey, COME ON WITH YOUR HANDS UP. Is he You see him? >> No. He said [ __ ] >> Hey, sir. We don't want to decimalate. >> Back up. Back up. >> He just shot from here. >> Back up. Back up. The suspect is a former armor ranger. >> Hey, >> let's move. Let's move. >> Can you see through the door? >> I can see part of the door. >> We need an EMT for the female. >> What's up? >> I can see the stairwell. Yeah. >> I can't see to the right. >> Okay. >> Um, >> let's go around this door. Like, let's go around this door. >> Hey, we're gonna we're gonna come to you. >> Okay. >> Right here. >> Right here. >> He's in the unit, dude. >> Hey, where's >> I don't know. over here. >> Hey, is this part of the unit right there? >> Okay. Okay. Listen, it's on the right. >> If we can get an SPD EMT on scene, they can move to a secondary location, but we are unable to render aid at this time. Seattle police, SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> Our victim is right here. >> Let's get set up containment. >> You see him? >> SEATTLE, POLICE. >> I NEED YOU TO GET UP. I need you to get up now. >> I need you to get out. >> Okay. Get behind the door. >> Ma'am, I need you to get out. RIGHT HERE. HE'S BACK THERE. >> I got it. >> Oh my god. >> We're right here in the front unit. He's shooting out of this window and this door. >> He's shooting out of this window and this door. He keeps moving back and forth. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He's loading. is reloading. I need >> position safe approach. >> DROP THE GUN, SIR. >> DROP THE GUN. >> SEATTLE POLICE DEPARTMENT. >> COME ON WITH YOUR HANDS UP. Following the initial exchange of gunfire, the suspect retreated into his apartment and barricaded himself inside. Recognizing the extreme danger of the situation, command of the scene was immediately transferred to the SWAT team. Moving to another unit. >> I know. >> William 93. Come >> stand. I don't want to. >> Ma'am, keep dragging this way. No. >> Window yours as well. >> Yeah. >> Medic. >> Yeah. I just can't see the window he's shooting from. >> Oh, he's using that window right now. Which one? >> Yeah. Right where your light is on the left. >> Just um >> keep your light on that window. >> Make sure we still giving commands, Dave. >> Yeah, I see him right there. Right there. Head, >> sir. Seattle police. >> He's right there. >> Suspect description. >> No description. >> SHOW ME YOUR HAND, SIR. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> A white male in his 40s. >> You see him? >> He's going to be a white. >> Officers established a large security perimeter around the residential complex while nearby residents were instructed to remain inside their homes under a shelter in place order. At the same time, members of the hostage negotiation team attempted to establish contact with the suspect by phone in hopes of bringing the standoff to a peaceful end. Despite repeated efforts, the suspect refused to respond. With no signs of cooperation and concerns growing over the threat he posed, SWAT operators ultimately made the decision to force entry into the apartment. Once inside, they discovered the suspect dead from an apparent gunshot wound. Meanwhile, officers focused on saving the life of the woman who had been shot earlier in the incident. After managing to escape into the courtyard of the apartment complex, the wounded victim collapsed directly into the arms of responding officers. They immediately dragged her to safety and began providing emergency medical aid while remaining under the threat of further gunfire. Personnel from the Seattle Fire Department soon arrived and stabilized the victim who had suffered a serious gunshot wound to the lower back and abdomen. She was rushed to Harborview Medical Center in serious condition. Doctors later confirmed that she survived her injuries. As required by department policy, the Seattle Police Department identified the officer who fired his weapon during the confrontation as Officer Leonardo Bosi Rodriguez. In accordance with standard procedures for officer involved shootings, he was placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. The King County Medical Examiner's Office later determined that the suspect had not died from police gunfire. Instead, investigators concluded that he had taken his own life with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, officially ruling the death a suicide. Although the suspect's cause of death has been determined, the force investigation team continues to review the circumstances surrounding the officer's use of force to ensure that all actions taken during the incident were lawful and consistent with department policy. Thank you for watching. If you found this video helpful, don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment. Stay tuned. See you in the next video.