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Serious images of police body cameras have been published in the US showing moments when a woman in San Diego was shot dead by officers who were executing an eviction order from home after she stabbed one of the officers.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Footage released by Sheriff Jason Bunch’s office shows officers knocking on the door of 47-year-old Yan Li at the Acqua Vista apartment complex on March 3.<\/p>\n
“We have an eviction order,” Bunch was heard saying to the woman, who was later seen with a large knife in her hand, the local daily reported. San Diego Union Tribune <\/a>.<\/p>\n “Throw the knife or I will shoot you!” calls the sheriff and draws his weapon. “Throw the knife!” he repeats in dramatic scenes.<\/p>\n The resident replies: “How do I know you are not a robber?”<\/p>\n “Drop your weapon, madam or I will shoot you,” the policeman repeated, although the woman accused him of being a fake policeman. The woman asks them to look at the badge, throws their papers on the floor, and slams the door shut.<\/p>\n She continues to scream from behind the door as the police officer continues his calls from outside.<\/p>\n The footage returns to the moments about half an hour later when San Diego police arrive at the scene accompanied by the dog.<\/p>\n Media reported that Lee had previously threatened the complex’s managers and a maintenance worker.<\/p>\n Further in the picture is seen the police entering the apartment of the troubled woman using another key.<\/p>\n At one point the police report the woman’s presence in the bedroom and shoot her with a non-lethal weapon.<\/p>\n But the gun fails to knock down the woman, who attacks the officers and a scuffle starts after they retreat into the hallway of the apartment.<\/p>\n In the middle of the clash some officers are seen falling to the ground and some gunshots are heard.<\/p>\n One of the officers says he was stabbed by the woman, who was shot and is lying on the ground.<\/p>\n The injured policeman was treated for the wound and has been released from the hospital.<\/p>\n The four officers who opened fire have been identified as Daniel Nickel, Javier Medina, David Williams and Rogelio Medina, according to media reports.<\/p>\n Los Angeles civil rights lawyer John Carpenter said the tragic incident was a “classic example of escalating conflict that ends in an illegal murder.”<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Carpenter described Li as “a woman troubled by the crisis of losing her home, whose condition was unnecessarily aggravated by law enforcement.”<\/p>\n The four officers were placed on duty inside the police station until the investigation of the event.<\/p>\n Many people who have seen the video on YouTube channel PoliceActivity<\/a>have condemned police tactics and say officers should conduct additional training for their duty.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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