Viewer discretion is advised. This video contains graphic and disturbing content. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has released details and body-worn camera footage from a fatal officer-involved shooting that occurred on Ponce Boulevard on December 29, 2025. According to JSO, District 6 Task Force officers were conducting follow-up related to a wanted suspect connected to an auto theft and business burglary. Officers observed the suspect enter a Ford SUV driven by 46-year-old Alan Rush. When officers attempted a traffic stop, Rush allegedly refused to comply. Police state officers positioned their patrol vehicles to prevent the SUV from leaving and issued commands to both occupants. During a brief physical struggle, Rush allegedly produced a handgun and attempted to point it at an officer. An officer fired one round, striking Rush, who was pronounced deceased at the scene. Body-worn camera footage captures the encounter, including the physical struggle, the warning that a firearm was present, and the shooting. Investigators recovered a firearm and additional ammunition at the scene. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office states this footage is being released following a court order and in the interest of transparency. The State Attorney’s Office will independently review the incident to assess the legality of the officers’ actions. Internal and administrative reviews are pending, and conclusions have not yet been reached.Disclaimer Viewer discretion is advised. This video contains graphic material that may be disturbing to some viewers. This content is intended for mature audiences and for informational and educational purposes only. All information presented is based on preliminary law enforcement releases and may change as investigations continue. This video does not promote violence, nor does it express legal conclusions regarding guilt or justification. Hashtags #JacksonvilleSheriff #JSO #OfficerInvolvedShooting #PoliceShooting #BodyCam #CriticalIncident #UseOfForce #LawEnforcement #PoliceActivity #BreakingNews #PublicTransparency #TrueCrime #PublicSafety