Officer worn-camera footage released Wednesday night by the Akron Police Department shows the sequence of action from the time that authorities entered a Kenmore house through the fatal shooting of a man who was holding a knife to his estranged wife. The incident occurred Dec. 23 on the second floor of a rental home in the 2400 block of 26th Street Southwest in Akron's Kenmore neighborhood. Akron dispatch took the call at 3:43 a.m., and according to information from the posted video, officers responded within about four minutes. The videos, taken from four bodycams, show officers entering the home and going upstairs to the bedroom where James W. Gross, 58, had barricaded himself with his wife. Police can he heard demanding that Gross open the bedroom door. The door is pushed closed several times before responding officers finally break through it. Gross is seen holding his wife at knifepoint. The woman's boyfriend and a dog are also seen in the bedroom. In the video, an officer order Gross to put his hands up and drop the knife. Gross doesn't comply, and one officer can be seen firing a Taser. When Gross still doesn't release the knife, a second officer fires a gun twice. Gross drops the knife and slumps. Gross was pronounced dead at the scene. According to information from the Summit County Medical Examiner, he died from gunshot wounds to the head and neck. The woman was reportedly uninjured, according to police. Events unfolding in the bodycam video align with descriptions of what was taking place as heard in the 911 call recording.