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ANTIOCH, Calif. — The city of Antioch, California has released body camera video showing a wild police chase that began with an armed robbery and escalated when an officer was pulled into a suspect’s getaway car.
The incident happened on Feb. 20, after police responded to a reported armed robbery at a grocery store.
Surveillance video shows the suspect’s car reversing and smashing into the store. It also shows officers confronting a suspect moments after they arrived.
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During that encounter, one officer was pulled into the suspect’s car as it sped away, leading to a tense confrontation inside the moving vehicle.
In audio captured on the body camera video, the officer can be heard warning the suspect, saying, “stop …stop the car or I will shoot you.”
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The suspect can be heard saying, “I’m gonna go like 10 miles an hour,” and “put the gun down, I don’t trust you.”
After several warnings, the officer fired a shot, intentionally striking the suspect in the leg, police said. The suspect then crashed into a parked car.
Authorities said the suspect got out of the vehicle and attempted to run away, but was captured and arrested shortly afterward.
The officer was not injured.
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