The following video provides information regarding a US Border Patrol involved shooting that occurred on June 19th, 2024 in Bisby, Arizona. Customs and Border Protection is committed to being a leader in law enforcement accountability and transparency. A portion of this incident was captured on multiple agents bodywn cameras. That footage is being released today in compliance with CBP policy. CBP began issuing bodywn cameras in 2021 and continues to expand their deployment nationwide. Bodywn cameras are worn at chest level and capture a general perspective within the line of sight from that angle. The camera angle prevents viewers from seeing everything the agent or officer saw and experienced. Activation of the camera enables both audio and video. However, there is a continuous 2-minute buffer of video without audio prior to activation. This feature is designed to capture incidents that occur suddenly where an agent or officer does not immediately activate their camera. On June 19th, 2024, at approximately 3:21 p.m., an Arizona Department of Public Safety State Trooper was reportedly parked at a Circle K convenience store in Bisby, Arizona. The state trooper reportedly observed a green four-door Infiniti G35 sedan circle the parking lot twice before a woman jumped out of the Infiniti and ran to the state trooper as the vehicle sped away. The woman reported she had been kidnapped and assaulted by the driver of the Infinity. The state trooper issued an alert, remained at the gas station with the female, and requested medical aid. Later, the state trooper learned the Tucson Police Department was also attempting to locate the Infinity in connection with a homicide that had occurred earlier that day in Tucson, Arizona. At approximately 7:30 p.m., a Coochis County Sheriff's Deputy located the Infiniti at the Chevron gas station on State Route 92 and Green Tree Drive in Bisby, Arizona. The deputy observed the Infiniti exit the Chevron and travel west on State Route 92. The deputy initiated a traffic stop at which point the Infiniti failed to yield and drove east on State Route 92 and then south on Nakco Highway. The deputy pursued the Infiniti and the driver fired out his driver window and through the rear windows towards the deputy. Nearby officers from Arizona DPS, the Bisby Police Department, and the Sierra Vista Police Department responded to provide assistance. At approximately 7:34 p.m., a USB radio operator broadcasted via service radio that an individual believed to be wanted for homicide had fired shots at the Coochis County Sheriff's Office deputy near the area of Barnett Road in Bisby, Arizona. CBP Air Marine Operations AMO agents were on patrol in a helicopter in Nako, Arizona at the time of the broadcast and advised they would respond. At approximately 7:36 p.m., AMO agents located the vehicle on Hull Ranch Road. Multiple Border Patrol agents responded to the area approximately 2 mi north of Nako Port of Entry. Border Patrol agents and other law enforcement officers staged their vehicles at the intersection of Whole Ranch Road and Nako Highway. As the Infinity continued west to the dead end of Hull Ranch Road, AMO agents provided overwatch by hovering over the Infiniti and an AMO air enforcement agent open the left rear door of the helicopter to identify himself as law enforcement to the driver of the Infiniti. The driver reversed and headed back east along Whole Ranch Road towards a row of stationary law enforcement vehicles, then drove into an open field south of the road. One of the Border Patrol agents reported that at approximately 7:38 p.m. as he stopped his vehicle near the field, he heard the air unit broadcast over the radio that the driver of the Infiniti was shooting out his window. The agent also reported that at the same time he could hear gunshots coming from the Infiniti as it came into view in the open field. The Border Patrol agent fired 13 bullets from his M4 carbine rifle at the driver. Law enforcement personnel from the Bisby Police Department, Sierra Vista Police Department, and the Coochis County Sheriff's Office also fired their weapons. The Infiniti continued eastbound, crossed over NCO Highway, and came to a stop in the field. At approximately 7:40 p.m., agents and officers approached the Infinity and removed the driver from it. Once the driver was out of the vehicle, agents and officers began providing medical care. At approximately 7:41 p.m., an AMO agent requested emergency medical services via service radio. The following are US Border Patrol radio transmissions from the incident. Radio transmissions are not in real time. Audio has been condensed and long periods of silence have been removed from this recording. Hey, if there's anyone near Barnett Road, uh CCSO has shots fired at them from a possible homicide suspect. Shot at the CCSO deputies vehicle. took a right on Catherine by Deer Point. Is it downtown? So, I'm heading that way now just north of uh Dear Point. Copy that. Who's got visual? Hey, sounds like the suspect is a uh possible wanted homicide suspect. So, uh be careful. Use arm. There a description of a vehicle. What happened? a vehicle crash on Knock. This is a better location. Go ahead. I think I've got the vehicle going into a residence. Hey, that vehicle is going to be crashed out of whole range. Got the vehicle in sight. He's on the west side. Hey, if there's any BP on, please adise right now from the north. See His window is shot out. Your way, guys. Be hitting the fence here in a second with wire. Hey, vehicle's going to be disabled on the east side of Naka Highway. Major, we a unit up from the south there. The vehicle is just north of you off the road. Get behind your truck. Is there any pass? Hey, all we know of is the driver at this time. The driver is moving around in the front seat. North of the incident. I'll start it from here. There you go. Over there with the horse trailer. We can help with that. Last traffic. Say again. Hey, if you haven't run EMS, you should probably send EMS out here. Hey, how many injuries are there? Are with the driver? EMS is in rail. Is in rail's in custody and receiving care. Copy. I think they might have crossed the group there on those those last set of hits. Might have already been relayed. The uh the vehicle stopped. Drivers out and detained. They're performing medical on them right now. Multiple gun showings. All the agents out there. Uh, as far as agents, were there any shots fired from the agents? We get a bird on the way. What do you need on the way? Life flight on the way. Yeah, there a little bit. Hey, I'll call you real quick. Hey, down local. It sounds like they're going to take the life light to the helipad at the station if there's someone that doesn't mind breaking off and keeping the gate open for them. Someone's on the way. The following bodywn camera video was captured by one of the agents involved in this incident. These videos contain graphic content. Viewer discretion is advised. Don't [ __ ] know. Don't [ __ ] know. Put your hands where I can see them. Keep your hands where I can see them. Put your hands in the [ __ ] air. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Y'all get them out. Let me see. Show me your [ __ ] hands. We can help with that. The following bodywn camera video was captured by one of the agents involved in this incident. We got you. [ __ ] he was shooting outside here. Watch your hands. Watch it. Watch it. [Music] Hey, just open the door now. Can we get him on this side? Get your hands up. Get your hands up. Let me see your hands. I got you. I got you. Hands up. The following bodywn camera video was captured by one of the agents involved in this incident. [Music] Right here. Right here. [Music] Get out. The following bodywn camera video was captured by one of the agents involved in this incident. Hands on. Hands on. Coming out the back. Here. Oh my god. You have a gun anywhere. Not on me. Not on me. It's in there somewhere. Oh, my arm. Hey, my arm. Watch out. Copy him up. [Music] [Music] BMS turn over there. Okay. [Music] Don't move. Don't move. [Music] Hey, we'll just finish. It's going to hurt. [Music] It's going to hurt, Moses. I can't see. I can't see. We're helping you, bro. Still trying to get a flag. Where's another one? [Music] Don't move though. Don't move. [Music] Help me. We're helping you. Get that. Yeah. Breathe out. leg. Here you go. We got one right here. Does anyone have any claws? Anything like that? I got a med bag. Tell me, please. We're trying to, bro. Just don't move. Take it nice. I got one on the hole. I got one on the hole. We need some paw pack. No. Under my thumb. It's right under my thumb. Hey, don't put some water on me, please. I'm moving, dude. Stop moving. Don't move. Ready? A [ __ ] Is the Is the turn doing its job? Let's see. Let's see. Get some water. Stop moving. Stand by. Chest. Chest room. Got chest room. Okay. We got one. I can't breathe. Dump the water, bro. Some water right there. You guys got two in the chest. Grab the help. I need water. Water. I need water. You're good, man. Keep breathing for me. [Applause] Water's got another chance to open. You want to come back? You done? Oh, you check back yet? That way? Back. Two. Click. We got one. We got one exit. Oh, can I get some water, please? A little bit of water, bro. I can't breathe. I'm dying, bro. At approximately 7:55 p.m., Bisby Fire Department EMS arrived on scene, provided additional medical care, and transported the subject to the Bisby Fire Department station. There, they met Air Evac services, and the subject was flown to a medical facility for advanced trauma care. The following bodywn camera video was captured by one of the agents involved in this incident. Got two in the chest, two in the leg, two in his wrist over there. We need to get him going. Yeah, for sure. Let's get him going. The Hilo is going to meet you guys at the station. He's got at the station. They just advised that they're landing a Hilo out here. Really? Per border patrol. Yeah. Somebody please. Grab the gurnie. Let's load and go. Tell me. We're not hitting veins. So, all right. Yeah, we're probably going to have to drill him. So, it's what it is. We're just going to try and get the gurnie over here, get him on as quick as we can, and we'll start working on the way to the hospital. Anybody have uh anything else? Gauze or something? Just to kind of splint up this wrist right quick and we'll Oh, yeah. Absolutely. There should be a perfect I mean if you want to squint squint just something hard to keep it from getting any worse if you can here. We're working on it man. Please please let me get some water. How [ __ ] does we have times on tourniquets? Uh, we called it out loud. It should be with our dispatch. Yeah, it's noted on our call by our back here. Let's do it. So, he's got two to the chest, wrist, tourniquet, arm, leg, and arm. He's got pressure dressings. Um, no no IVs. We're going to have to drill him most likely because of the trauma. He's bleeding out cuz he keeps complaining of thirst. So, we need 194. We're trying to just secure this wrist real quick cuz it's hanging on my skin. Okay. I don't want him to open another arterial. Ow. Ma'am, 1944 was a trit. Okay. Both of them. Yeah. About the same. All right. You write that down somewhere. 1944. 1944. I'll get it. 1944. You confirmed, right? Yeah. Helped station. Somebody was going to keep the gate open for you. Yeah. Please. Water, bro. Entrance. Please. No water. Okay. Why? He said 114. I can't shove it in. I can't even get a full breath, bro. Relax. Relax. Relax. How? I got it right here. How? We probably need to start setting up everything we can for an indication flight crew gets here as well. [Applause] roll anything off the one on the back. Maybe down here, please. Before you get in the car, please. Put your leg down. Put your leg down. Put your leg down. What you want, man? Go ahead. Sorry. I don't know how to do this. Okay. Underneath. Um right here. Got hit right here. Okay. Just tighten that up for me. There you go. All right. Okay. You guys want to carry him? I'll get the ambulance set up. Let's go. Where's the tight on this? All right. You guys ready? On you guys. I'm pulling off. I'm pulling off. You're good. You're not falling off. Go pull off. We got you. Watch your feet. I got on the ground. Where at? The subject was identified as a 27-year-old US citizen. At the scene, two 9mm handguns, methamphetamine, and fentinyl pills were recovered from inside the subject's vehicle. The Arizona Department of Public Safety, CBP Office of Professional Responsibility, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Homeland Security, Office of Inspector General responded to the scene. Arizona DPS has concluded their investigation into this incident, and the Coochis County Attorney's Office is pursuing state felony charges that included aggravated assault, kidnapping, possession of narcotic drugs for sale, misconduct involving weapons, and unlawful flight from a law enforcement vehicle. This incident has been reviewed by CBP's National Use of Force Review Board. CBP OPR has concluded their investigation. Links to this video, as well as public statements about this and other incidents and key accountability related policies and data, can be found online at cbp.gov/transparency.