Police standoff bodycam from Twin Falls, Idaho: after a 90-minute SWAT standoff, a stabbing suspect armed with a knife jumps the backyard fence straight into perimeter officers and a police K9. This police standoff bodycam release from the Twin Falls Police Department combines SWAT helmet camera, body camera and police drone video of the officer-involved shooting on Washington Street North, with the department's own timeline and the prosecutor's finding. CHAPTERS 0:00 A police K9 is sent in 0:10 The call: hostage, beating, stabbing 0:23 Loudspeaker announcements begin 0:42 Drone: SWAT finds him in the backyard 1:16 Helmet cam: more than 40 commands 2:25 He starts moving 2:40 Drone: over the fence into the RV lot 3:38 K9 handler's body camera 4:01 Cover officer's helmet camera 4:23 Drone angle: the full sequence 4:43 Outcome and prosecutor's finding WHAT HAPPENED April 29, 2026, 1.07 PM. Twin Falls police are called to St. Luke's Magic Valley hospital for a patient who says he was held hostage, beaten and stabbed at a house on Washington Street North. Detectives identify the suspect as Colton Copeland Foster, 29, obtain felony charges and a search warrant, and set a perimeter around the house between Filer Avenue and Falls Avenue. 4.27 PM - officers begin loudspeaker announcements. They continue for 69 minutes. He does not come out. 5.36 PM - announcements end; the SWAT team moves on the house. 5.48 PM - the SWAT team finds him in the backyard holding a knife. Officers give more than 40 commands to drop it. 5.51 PM - he climbs the fence into a neighboring RV lot where perimeter units and a police K9 are waiting. The K9 is deployed and injured in the contact. He keeps moving toward officers with the knife, and an officer fires. The department pauses the footage immediately before the shooting. 5.52 PM - officers begin medical aid; medics take over at 5.53 PM. He is pronounced dead at the scene at 6.02 PM. OUTCOME The Critical Incident Task Force, led by the Cassia County Sheriff's Office, investigated. On September 29, 2026 the Ada County Prosecutor's Office found the officers' actions justified and filed no charges. An internal administrative review found all officers acted within department policy. No officers were hurt; the police K9 was injured. SOURCE Twin Falls Police Department - "Washington St North Officer Involved Shooting April 29th, 2026", Case 26002183, released September 29, 2026. Additional facts from KMVT and KTVB reporting and the Twin Falls PD release. Original audio, no narration. Edited for length with context cards. #bodycam #policestandoff #swat #policek9 #bodycamfootage #twinfalls #idaho #officerinvolvedshooting

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