The Deputy Ohio ran over and killed the father of an 18-year-old who fired the police officer the day before, the authorities said.
Ryan Hinton, 18, was killed during the alleged vehicle stolen in the apartment complex in the residential part of the city about 9 hours
Cincinnati Police Chief Tereza Theetge said the shooting was in the parking lot at the end of the long track. The vehicle was allegedly stolen from North Kentucky earlier that day.
The cops responded to the scene to arrest four men in the car. Once the police arrived, men ran in different directions, leading to the search for foot. The two officers haunted Hinton and another individual.
Theetge said Hinton was armed during the chase.
In the bodies police recording obtained NBC NewsThe officer can be seen coming out of his vehicle and aim to a firearm in a teenager while running away. The officer fired at least four shots, he said the head of the police, and Hinton fell to the ground.
Shots do not show clear whether the 18-year-old is anpreated gun towards the police.
Authorities believe Hinton hit two bullets in his chest and arm. After breaking rounds, the officer can hear the teenager’s reference to “get f *** down”.
The recordings of the body of another officer shows the officer who runs towards the colleague while warning about his colleagues that one of the men was armed.
According to the recordings, the officer shouted, “He has a gun! He has a gun on the right! From your right!”
The cops regained the gun and the loaded extended magazine that Hinton allegedly had with him at the time. The officials also found another magazine in the teen jacket jacket.
Police officers are “often forced to divide – other decisions for the protection of others and themselves when faced with immediate threats,” said the head of the news in the news of the officer’s actions.
“Let me be very directly: we can’t allow individuals to escape from a burdened firearm in which the goal is,” she continued. “When this happens, the outcome is almost always tragic. No one wins and all are involved.”
The officer who fired the Fatal Hitac said Hinton pointed the gun on him, causing him to act in self-defense. However, there is no evidence that would suggest that the teenager shoots the gun.
Still, Theetge said, “We don’t expect the officers to wait until they fired before they feel the need to ignite.” The incident lasted six seconds. Officials tried to give the first aid by Hinton while the emergency anchors arrived on the scene.
Officials involved were not publicly identified due to the Privacy Act. The boss said officers were assigned to the fugitive alliance, the forces joined in 2014. and 2001. years
The incident remains under investigation.
On Friday, Rodney Hinton Jr., 38, Teen’s father, allegedly hit the Deputy Sheriff Hamilton County with his car near the University of Cincinnatio.
On the briefing of the news, officials said that the officer, who was not identified, was retired and works as a special deputy and routing traffic near the Graduation School.
Hamilton District Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey told the arrogance officer, “He was so well known and well known, we could fulfill this building with law enforcement agencies who respected him, their family … so much deeply.”
Officials schedule a procession to respect the officer.
The father was accused of aggravated murder and appeared on Saturday, where the judge did not determine the link in front of the hearing on Tuesday, Wlwt reported. Records show that it is held in the Clermont County prison.
Other men allegedly participate Thursday Stolen incident vehicles are 18-year-old Jurell Austin and 19-year-olds for Dean. Officials accused men with receiving stolen property and an offense that obstruct the official job. One suspect remains at large.