Police Intense Arizona Police Shootout

[NicoM1]

The video is from a traffic camera at Scottsdale and Cactus roads and shows drivers moving before the camera focuses on a dark-colored SUV being followed by a marked Scottsdale police SUV with its lights on.

Police said 52-year-old Laquanza Young was driving the SUV. Young is going north and moves into the left turn lane, stopping at the red light while traffic moves on the southbound side.

A uniformed officer is seen getting out of the marked SUV, but since the video doesn’t have any audio, it’s unclear if the officer shouts any commands. The officer is out of his SUV with his rifle drawn as Young opens his door.

The traffic camera zooms in as Young gets out, faces the officer and shoots, police said. One officer from the marked SUV is seen returning fire, while an officer in an unmarked truck also returns fire but isn’t seen on camera.

Young gets back into his SUV for cover.

Video shows a bullet shattering the driver’s side window as more rounds are fired. Young is seen on the video trying to hide in the driver’s seat, but his leg is sticking out.

Bullets damage the SUV, including popping the back tire. The camera then pans right to show the second officer and another marked SUV parked on Scottsdale Road before fading to black.

Young died in the SUV.

Police said the SUV was stolen from Phoenix, and Scottsdale spotted it using an automatic license plate reader.

One officer involved in the shooting has three years of experience, while the other has 24 years. Both have been placed on paid leave, which is standard protocol after a police shooting.

An investigation is ongoing.

 

[The anarchist]

Very good and clear upload👍😉 thanks @NicoM1

 

[lovestruck]

That was a US hit squad. Young was marked for termination.

 

[hedgerow]

looks good to me

 

[Bostonjohn]

That was beautiful.

 

[Chief Queef]

Laquanza? Oh gee. I fucking wonder...

 

[Timateo]

The video is from a traffic camera at Scottsdale and Cactus roads and shows drivers moving before the camera focuses on a dark-colored SUV being followed by a marked Scottsdale police SUV with its lights on.

Police said 52-year-old Laquanza Young was driving the SUV. Young is going north and moves into the left turn lane, stopping at the red light while traffic moves on the southbound side.

A uniformed officer is seen getting out of the marked SUV, but since the video doesn’t have any audio, it’s unclear if the officer shouts any commands. The officer is out of his SUV with his rifle drawn as Young opens his door.

The traffic camera zooms in as Young gets out, faces the officer and shoots, police said. One officer from the marked SUV is seen returning fire, while an officer in an unmarked truck also returns fire but isn’t seen on camera.

Young gets back into his SUV for cover.

Video shows a bullet shattering the driver’s side window as more rounds are fired. Young is seen on the video trying to hide in the driver’s seat, but his leg is sticking out.

Bullets damage the SUV, including popping the back tire. The camera then pans right to show the second officer and another marked SUV parked on Scottsdale Road before fading to black.

Young died in the SUV.

Police said the SUV was stolen from Phoenix, and Scottsdale spotted it using an automatic license plate reader.

One officer involved in the shooting has three years of experience, while the other has 24 years. Both have been placed on paid leave, which is standard protocol after a police shooting.

An investigation is ongoing.
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YES!!! excellent work officers

 

[Fry_Swatter]

... The investigation concluded it was indeed a /Vigger...

...Send the bill to the taxpayers...

 

[Clam]

The video is from a traffic camera at Scottsdale and Cactus roads and shows drivers moving before the camera focuses on a dark-colored SUV being followed by a marked Scottsdale police SUV with its lights on.

Police said 52-year-old Laquanza Young was driving the SUV. Young is going north and moves into the left turn lane, stopping at the red light while traffic moves on the southbound side.

A uniformed officer is seen getting out of the marked SUV, but since the video doesn’t have any audio, it’s unclear if the officer shouts any commands. The officer is out of his SUV with his rifle drawn as Young opens his door.

The traffic camera zooms in as Young gets out, faces the officer and shoots, police said. One officer from the marked SUV is seen returning fire, while an officer in an unmarked truck also returns fire but isn’t seen on camera.

Young gets back into his SUV for cover.

Video shows a bullet shattering the driver’s side window as more rounds are fired. Young is seen on the video trying to hide in the driver’s seat, but his leg is sticking out.

Bullets damage the SUV, including popping the back tire. The camera then pans right to show the second officer and another marked SUV parked on Scottsdale Road before fading to black.

Young died in the SUV.

Police said the SUV was stolen from Phoenix, and Scottsdale spotted it using an automatic license plate reader.

One officer involved in the shooting has three years of experience, while the other has 24 years. Both have been placed on paid leave, which is standard protocol after a police shooting.

An investigation is ongoing.
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Great Job ! Fuck em !

 

[LIL JADED]

Why did he just have to be black.. just another negro making his fellow negroes look bad😫

 

[NicoM1]

Why did he just have to be black.. just another negro making his fellow negroes look bad😫

The police car had black tires, does that help?

 

[Denim Chicken]

his next stop

 

[Amara]

Shoot him again, he’s still moving…

Seriously tho he could have been a suicide by cop… 🤔

 

[dedshite]

Damn, wish i got paid leave for shootin niggers

 

[CessnaPilot]

That was a US hit squad. Young was marked for termination.

Your totally correct!

He was going to have a good life!

The po-po's murdered himz in cold blood!!!


His momma says he was applying to medical school to become a doctor to help poor children in the hood... And he was a good boi.

He always helped old ladies across the street and only took their purses as compensation.

And he pulled out a gun and shot at the po-po's because he should be able to steal cars, as he is black. And black people were slaves a long time ago, or something...

So he dindo nuffin' and got killed for it!

 

[HughJassol]

Scottsdale is one of my favourite places. It’s unfortunate to see a nigger there. But at least he has been goodified.

 

[RandyScott111]

Scottsdale is one of my favourite places. It’s unfortunate to see a nigger there. But at least he has been goodified.

Scottsdale is a shit hole. The West is a giant litter box of turds.

 

[Foreskin Goblin]

The video is from a traffic camera at Scottsdale and Cactus roads and shows drivers moving before the camera focuses on a dark-colored SUV being followed by a marked Scottsdale police SUV with its lights on.

Police said 52-year-old Laquanza Young was driving the SUV. Young is going north and moves into the left turn lane, stopping at the red light while traffic moves on the southbound side.

A uniformed officer is seen getting out of the marked SUV, but since the video doesn’t have any audio, it’s unclear if the officer shouts any commands. The officer is out of his SUV with his rifle drawn as Young opens his door.

The traffic camera zooms in as Young gets out, faces the officer and shoots, police said. One officer from the marked SUV is seen returning fire, while an officer in an unmarked truck also returns fire but isn’t seen on camera.

Young gets back into his SUV for cover.

Video shows a bullet shattering the driver’s side window as more rounds are fired. Young is seen on the video trying to hide in the driver’s seat, but his leg is sticking out.

Bullets damage the SUV, including popping the back tire. The camera then pans right to show the second officer and another marked SUV parked on Scottsdale Road before fading to black.

Young died in the SUV.

Police said the SUV was stolen from Phoenix, and Scottsdale spotted it using an automatic license plate reader.

One officer involved in the shooting has three years of experience, while the other has 24 years. Both have been placed on paid leave, which is standard protocol after a police shooting.

An investigation is ongoing.
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Great footage.


Never get why the criminals bother to get out to shoot (i get why the cops do), its always better to light the cops up from the drivers seat, or better yet if you're really tinted in the back, climb into the back seat and use the seat as a brace (works better with ARs)

Youd have to gtfo quick though because if you dont kill em you're basically just sitting in a barrel for them to shoot you through.


Guess criminals just usually dont think shit through.

 

[Private Joker]

The video is from a traffic camera at Scottsdale and Cactus roads and shows drivers moving before the camera focuses on a dark-colored SUV being followed by a marked Scottsdale police SUV with its lights on.

Police said 52-year-old Laquanza Young was driving the SUV. Young is going north and moves into the left turn lane, stopping at the red light while traffic moves on the southbound side.

A uniformed officer is seen getting out of the marked SUV, but since the video doesn’t have any audio, it’s unclear if the officer shouts any commands. The officer is out of his SUV with his rifle drawn as Young opens his door.

The traffic camera zooms in as Young gets out, faces the officer and shoots, police said. One officer from the marked SUV is seen returning fire, while an officer in an unmarked truck also returns fire but isn’t seen on camera.

Young gets back into his SUV for cover.

Video shows a bullet shattering the driver’s side window as more rounds are fired. Young is seen on the video trying to hide in the driver’s seat, but his leg is sticking out.

Bullets damage the SUV, including popping the back tire. The camera then pans right to show the second officer and another marked SUV parked on Scottsdale Road before fading to black.

Young died in the SUV.

Police said the SUV was stolen from Phoenix, and Scottsdale spotted it using an automatic license plate reader.

One officer involved in the shooting has three years of experience, while the other has 24 years. Both have been placed on paid leave, which is standard protocol after a police shooting.

An investigation is ongoing.
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Only stupid cops would try to take someone down in the middle of a 6 lane highway intersection during rush hour. They don't give a fuck about innocent people...