Dallas police released video Tuesday of the incident involving a woman who fired a gun at Dallas Love Field before an officer shot her. The woman, wearing a black hoodie, looked to be aiming the weapon in the air late Monday morning before she bought it down and pointed it straight, prompting 15-year Dallas police veteran Ronald Cronin to shoot immediately. The surveillance video was played with no sound. Passengers in the terminal could be seen in a panic, running away, taking over and hitting the floor. "I'm very proud of him,” Police Chief Eddie Garcia told reporters, referring to the officer. "If it was appropriate, I would have given that officer a medal right here in front of all of you today." Before the woman pulled a gun, she told bystanders she had an announcement to make, police said. The suspect" started to ramble, talking about a marriage, incarceration and that she was going to blow up the airport and then pulls a handgun from her sweatshirt," Garcia said. She fired "multiple rounds" into the ceiling at 11:06 a.m. CT before Cronin ordered her to drop her weapon, Garcia said. That's when the woman lowered the weapon and pointed it toward Cronin and a bystander, Garcia said. The officer could be seen quickly taking cover behind a ticketing kiosk before he angled himself to shoot the suspect. Garcia praised his officer’s fast work in bringing down the armed woman before anyone else could be harmed. "The goal is to neutralize a threat. You have to shoot to stop the threat," Garcia said of the officer, who fired eight or nine rounds, striking the woman multiple times.