Texas Border Patrol Shooting Explained | #Bodycam #officerinvolvedshooting #Brownsville. A Texas DPS trooper attempted to stop a Ford Explorer near Southmost Road and 22nd Street, but the driver of the vehicle fled. While fleeing, the driver fired at the Texas DPS trooper's vehicle and then crashed into another vehicle. The driver abandoned the vehicle and fled on foot. Patrol Bodycam #BorderPatrol #TexasDPS #PoliceBodycam #BodycamFootage #IncidentBodycam #BorderSecurity #USA DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY All information contained in this video presentation is provided for news reporting purposes and is not to be. relied upon as legal advice , in any matter, in any jurisdiction . The authors leave any and all conclusions to individual members of the audience." This presentation is based on official governmental records, statements and reports which were obtained as public records. Trie autnor offers no statements of fact beyond those available through diligent research or freely available in tne oublic record, To the extent that pending or settled criminal matters, or crimes or possible crimes are dliscussed in this video presentation, all parties or defendants are_ presumed innocent uniess proven guilty in a court of law. To the extent that any pending or settled civil matters are discussed in this video presentatori, all parties orr defendants are presumed not liable unless proven liable in a court of law. The materials in this video presertation are copyrighted and therefore copying, reproduction, or distribution of any part of this video is prohibited unless in accordance with applicable statute and case law. Copyright for material incorporated anid presented under Fair Use is retained by the original author or copyright holder, where applicable.

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