The naval veterinarian was killed in the shooting of the Texas Police, which left one policeman, the harm: Bodycam

An old naval warrior and a four-year-old was shot during an exchange of fire on a wide day with Texas policemen-where he seemed to wander around the officers in shooting at early June, and the newly released Bodycam shots.

Salvador Valdivizo, 35, was killed, while a officer was injured on June 1 after two policemen responded to the Basu Police Department to invite family violence in the residential neighborhood.

Valdivizo officers faced the armed of the house. The officer ordered him to put his hands while opening the fire.

The amazing officer shouted when she started shooting, with the support of her male partner behind her, according to body camera shots.

The officers turned on the road before using a parked truck to cover. Valdiviezo is chasing the front of the car and going out to the street while the shooting resumed.

The officer ties behind the car box to re -download her rifle while the other policeman remained closer to the edge of the house. After she finished replacing her magazine, Valdiviezo wandered around the truck side and fired it again.

Both officers shot the fire while they were demanding to reach the ground. Valdiviezo was killed in a fatal and leg, according to footage. It is not clear how many times he was injured.

The officers stumbled around the truck side, and realized that she had shot the leg. Safsa applied and quickly applied to the championship, Felicro, to stop the bleeding while the other officer examined Valdivizo.

“I’m hit! I hit! Ah, F -K!” The officer said while she still keeps her rifle on the exhibition Valdivizo body.

The male officer said on the transmission: “The topic. I got a leading officer.”

Valdivizo was transferred to a nearby hospital, where he died.

Nearly twenty shots were launched during the tense exchange 40 seconds.

Valdivizo, a registered nurse, was unloaded with an honor from the navy, according to his curse. It is not clear when he served and why he was comfortable with service.