~~These Videos Take Time And Effort To Edit And Upload, This Channel Is Also Not Monetised. Please Consider Supporting Us Below.~~ ~ Support Us Through CashApp ~ https://cash.app/%C2%A3PoliceBodycamVideos ~Support Us Through Patreon~ https://www.patreon.com/PoliceBodycamVideos?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator -Donate To A Law Enforcement Charity - (Children of Fallen Police Officers Foundation) https://www.policeofficersfoundation.org More Information About This Channel Can Be Found In The 'ABOUT' Section Of The Channel. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Intro - 00:00 Pursuit Start - 00:08 Officer Shot At - 1:04 Damage To Officers Car - 1:15 Pursuit Ending - 1:20 BWC 1 - 1:49 BWC 2 - 22:55 BWC 3 - 44:19 BWC 4 - 1:05:25 BWC 5 - 1:26:32 Two Fairfield police officers fired from behind other officers, prompting a colleague to shout for them to stop, after they pursued a driver to Vallejo and he allegedly fired at them in June, body camera video obtained by the Vallejo Sun shows. Newly released video of the June 26 police shooting of a man identified as Patrick Hall shows a chaotic scene of officers arriving as shots ring out, and allegedly returning fire. As two officers fired from behind a colleague, he shouted at them to hold their fire. The same officer already had a bullet go through his windshield, allegedly fired by Hall. The pursuit and shooting happened June 26 after Fairfield police attempted to pull a man later identified Hall over on North Texas Street and Marigold Drive around 10 p.m., police said in a statement after the shooting. Police alleged that during the pursuit Hall shot at officers, with several of the bullets hitting the police vehicles. Police said that one bullet that Hall fired penetrated a patrol car's windshield and struck the driver’s side headrest, narrowly missing the officer. Video shows glass shatter in Beedle’s windshield as he was driving. “He shot right by my head,” Beedle later told another officer. Officers chased Hall to North Vallejo, where they used a spike strip to stop Hall’s white SUV. Police alleged that Hall again shot at the officers, who returned fire and struck Hall. Amavisca’s body camera footage shows the clearest image of Hall during the shooting. Just before shots are heard on the video, Hall can be seen moving from behind the SUV to behind a maroon sedan parked nearby. He appears to be pointing a gun at the officers. When Beedle arrived at the scene, he got out of his car and fired toward the sedan. He voices concern that someone behind him was firing in his direction. “Hold your fire, I’m right here,” he yelled over his left shoulder. “Watch your muzzle. Muzzle down.” Body camera footage shows that two officers were behind Beedle to his left and fired from there. Driscoll was immediately to Beedle’s left and Diaz shot from directly behind Driscoll. Fairfield police spokesperson Jennifer Brantley did not immediately respond to questions about whether Driscoll and Diaz’s actions were considered in line with department policy or placed another officer’s life in danger. After Hall was shot and was lying on the ground, the officers shouted at him not to reach for the gun, though neither Hall nor the gun are visible in the video. Eventually they approached Hall, handcuffed him and treated his gunshot wounds in his arm and leg. Hall was later taken to a hospital and survived the shooting. Prosecutors charged Hall with attempted murder and other crimes days after the shooting. His criminal case is pending. The city had previously refused to release the footage, citing the ongoing criminal prosecution of Hall. Last week, the Fairfield City Council approved a settlement, which required the city to release the footage by the end of the day Wednesday.