. >> now just two seconds later, officer alexander tyler fired once, killing mr. bagley. this was on the 3rd of this month. today officer tyler was charged with negligent homicide. and again, as in the fatal police beating of tyre nichols, there are questions being asked about police training and the use of deadly force. ryan young is outside shreveport for us tonight. he starts us off. ryan? >> anderson, another tough night in america. people trying to process exactly what happened here. the state is investigating. they took several days before releasing this video. but you have a community asking so many questions about the video you're about to see. and i have to warn everyone, it is tough to watch. and even tough to listen to, because you can hear the officer crying after the shot is fired. the entire incident took less than two minutes. two officers arrive at the home of alonzo bagley just before 11:00 p.m. in response to a 911 call. his wife made complaints he was threatening her and her daughter. >> hi, what's your name? >> alonzo. >> can you step out for me? >> no

we know alexander tyler chased him with his gun out, according to state police investigators. moment frozen right before the shot is fired. you can see bagley right there with his hands up. investigators did not find any weapon on him. shortly after he is shot, we see the other police officer that's unnamed with officer tyler beginning to do chest compressions, calling ems. then you will hear in this clip the person that's crying is officer tyler, the man who shot ba bagley. >> no, no, no. >> come on, come on. >> no, no. man, no. no, man, no. [ crying ]. >> you're good. >> come on, dude >> dispatch, send ems, 1018, 1018. >> come on, dude. stay with me. stay with me. >> the family attorney highlighting in conversations with cnn how quickly louisiana state police took action by arresting and charging officer tyler and also the importance of body camera footage. >> a short flight takes place, but flight is not a death sen sentence. flight does not mean shoot to k kill. flight does not mean judge, jury and executioner. that's what happened here. >> meanwhile tyler, officer tyler's

the body cam footage is from officer alexander tyler, who has since been arrested. it is disturbing. this clip begins as tyler is exiting the apartment building and pursuing alonzo bagley. [ inaudible ] [ gunfire ] >> oh,you shot him. >> the body cam of the office we are tyler shows what happens moments later as bagley lay dying there. again, the footage is graphic, it is disturbing. officer tyler can be heard pleading with bagley to stay with him. >> you're good. you're good. >> come on, dude. come on, man. >> 1018, 1018! >> come on, dude. stay with me. stay with me. >> more pressure. >> stay with me. >> that officer tyler's court hearing, an investigator says bagley's hands could be seen raised there, just in the split second after the shot is fired. joining me now is dhu thompson, the defense attorney for the officer arrested, alexander tyler. thank you for your time here. i'm going to start with the basis pedestrian question here, why did your client shoot? >> well, again, first and foremost, thank you for having me. again, this is a tragic and unfortunate situa

alexander tyler is charged with negligent homicide.ding to a domestic disturbance call. >> cnn's ryan young is in shreveport where bagley's family just spoke with reporters after viewing the body camera video. what are they saying? >> reporter: victor, this is very tough for the family. we actually talked to them earlier this afternoon, as well, because after they saw the video they talked to us about what they say. they are very upset, obviously. they believe this officer was chasing behind their loved one and did not need to fire the weapon. we've watched the video ourselves. the reason we're not showing the video now is we're trying to go through and put some blurring over parts of the video because it's so difficult to watch. you hear a lot of interaction not only between mr. bagley but the officer, as well. you can hear the officer begging for him to stay alive after he is shot. so because of that, we have not gotten to the point where we can show you this video. what i can tell you, there was a domestic disturbance call, and you

the officer who fired the shot alexander tyler has been charged with negligent homicide.thursday a louisiana police investigating told the judge in the split second after the shot is fired you can see in the footage bagley's hands are up. on cross-examination the investigator acknowledged the view from the body camera is obstructed by the way the officer is turned in the moment the shot is fired. >> officers are always based on a day to day basis with dangerous situations like that and at times where they have to make split second decisions where they are in a potential life-threatening situation. the mere fact that an argument is being made by the investigator in court that he was unarmed does not necessarily mean that he is not a threat to the officer. >> reporter: truly tough video to watch. i can tell you this weekend the family is going to have a funeral for mr. bagley. they are obviously still very upset after having to watch this video yesterday. we talked to them right after they came out of watching that video. they were heartbroken but they did actually thank th

he came around a corner and was shot in the chest by officer alexander tyler.y they did not find any weapons on bagley. this was not bagley's first run-in with shreveport police. in 2018 he filed a federal lawsuit against the department accusing them of punching him in the face while he was handcuffed. cnbc ryan young has been following the story in shreveport, louisiana. and ryan, you just spoke with the family? >> reporter: yeah, we spoke with the family. we spoke with the mayor. we even spoke with the police chief. look, we got details about this, jake, maybe a few days ago when someone called a source and said we needed to see this video. the video was finally released. the lsp has been the lead of this investigation. after this police-involved shooting the state investigation took over because they wanted to make sure this went the right way. and i can tell you people have been on edge in the city because obviously mr. bagley was unarmed. in the video we can't show you just yet because we are redacting parts of it, because it is he very graphic, you can se

tonight, officer alexander tyler is charged with negligent homicide. prosecutors say he acted unprofessionally and recklessly. whit? >> pierre thomas reporting. thank you. >>> now, to the search for answers after the deadly mass shooting at a michigan state university. police say the gunman left a two-page note listing threats against businesses, stores, and schools. and we're now getting a look at this body camera video from back in 2019, showing his arrest for felony gun possession. tonight, the explanation from authorities about how he was able to legally buy guns again. abc's alex perez in east lansing tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities hunting for a motive in that horrific attack at michigan state university. >> run! >> reporter: investigators say anthony mcrae was a man with a history of mental health issues and possibly a grudge. >> in his wallet, he had a two-page note, that kind of gave us an idea of what his motive was. threats against a dozen local >> reporter: the note included threats against a dozen local businesses including a ch

alexander tyler, the officer who fired that shot, was arrested today on a charge of negligent homicide. his lawyer says he hopes the body cam footage is thoroughly reviewed for the facts and evidence. >> officers are faced on a day-to-day basis, with dangerous situations like that. and at times, they have to make split-second decisions where they are in a potential life-threatening situation. the mere fact that an argument is being made by the investigator in court that he was unarmed, does not necessarily mean he is not a threat to the officer. >> reporter: bagley's brother, who viewed the video today, said it wasn't an easy thing to watch. >> it took me back to being a little brother, watching my older brother take his last breath. and that struck everybody in that room. >> reporter: the officer was granted $25,000 bond by the judge. but there's so many questions in this community after watching the video. you see and hear a man taking his last breath. and it has the community wanting better training for police officers. even as the city is struggling with a crime rate they want to s

the officer who fired the shot alexander tyler is charged with negligent homicide. in court thursday, a louisiana state police investigator told the judge in the split second after the shot is fired, you can see in the body camera footage baggily's hands are up. on cross-examination, the investigator acknowledged the view from the body camera is obstructed by the way the officer turned in the moment the shot is fired. >> officers are always faced on a day to day basis with dangerous situations like that and at times where they have to make split-second decisions where they're in a potential life threatening situation. the mere fact that an argument is being made by the investigator in court that he was unarmed does not necessarily mean he's not a threat to the officer. >> reporter: a very rough video to watch and i tell you, community members are asking for the police to make whole sale changes when it comes to policy and how officers chase suspects. you won't see the officer's orange jump chusuit doing the ft court appearance because in this date you can't film fir

alexander tyler, the officer who fired that shot, was arrested cand today on a charge of negligent homicide. his lawyer says he hopes the body cam footage is thoroughly reviewed for the facts and evidence. >> officers are always faced on a day to day basis with dangerous situations like that and at times where they have to make split second decisions where they are in a potential life-threatening situation. the mere fact that an argument is being made by the investigator in court that he was unarmed does not necessarily mean he is not a threat to the officer. >> reporter: bagley's brother who also viewed the video today said that it wasn't an easy thing to watch. >> it took me back to being a little brother watching my older brother take his last breath. and that struck everybody in that room. >> reporter: the officer granted $25,000 bond by the judge, but there are still so many questions in this community after watching this video. you see and hear a man taking his last breath and it has many community members wanting better training for police officers even in a city that is struggling w

this week, shreveport officer alexander tyler was arrested as investigators released body camera footagectly what it shows. >> reporter: paula, it is just incredibly tough to not only watch this footage, but to hear it, too. the whole encounter here lasts about two minutes, but in it we watch alonzo bagley take his last breaths and we hear the police officer who shot him and killed him breaking down crying. and as you mentioned, this is graphic. we do want to warn people this may not be suitable for everyone. this encounter took place on february 3rd, about two weeks ago. it started with police officers responding to a domestic disturbance call. you see them right here knocking at the door of alonzo bagley. he refuses to come out, saying he's got to take care of his dogs. you'll see police officers go into the apartment there and start to follow him and then it becomes clear he's running away. he jumps over that balcony and escapes into that side building right there. the police officers are talking to one another, and as he rounds this corner right here, a shot goes off. we've frozen to

the officer who fired the shot alexander tyler has been charged with negligent homicide. in court thursday, a louisiana state police investigator told the judge in the split second after the shot is fired, you can see in the body camera footage that bagley's hands are up. on kcross-examination, the view is obstructed in the way that the shot was fired. >> officers are always faced on a day-to-day basis with dangerous situations like that, and at times that they have to make the split-second decisions where they are in a potentially life-threatening situation. the mere fact that an argument is being made by the investigator in court that he was unarmed does not necessarily mean that he is not a threat to the officer. >> reporter: kristen, in court, we were not able to bring the camera into the court when he was granted 25,000 bond, and there are laws that stop the sheriff's department from sharing the mug shot. as far as the bagley family, they have a funeral saturday, but they are torn up, and they are thanking the lpd for getting the video out, and so there is positive m

the officer who fired the shot, alexander tylerer has been charged with negligent homicide. >> in court thursday a louisiana state police investigator told the judge in the split second after the shot is fired, you can see in the body camera footage bagley's hands are up. cross-examination the investigator acknowledged the view from the body camera is obstructed by the way the officer's turned in the moment the shot is fired. >> officers are always faced on a day-to-day basis with dangerous situations like that and at times where they have to make split-second decisions where they're in a potential life-threatening situation. the mere fact that an argument is being made by the investigator in court that he was unarmed does not necessarily mean he's not a threat to the officer. >> reporter: victor, obviously a tough video to watch and we talked to family members just after they got a chance to watch that video and obviously it's the audio, those last moments of hearing mr. bagley take his last breath that stand out to that entire family. the lawyer was also telling us, though, they are t

officer alexander tyler is now charged with neglect homicide.d. can you tell us what we've seen or have we seen it all yet? >> the family members of bagley got to review that and it's difficult to see. not only do we see a man taking his last breath but also the police officer who shot him breaking down and crying. we're going to walk you through this footage but first a warning some of the images here are graphic, not suitable for everyone. this started on february 3rd, about two weeks ago, police responding to a domestic disturbance call, you see them knocking. they see he's escaping through the back, jumping over a balcony and they give chase. the officers are communicating here as they round the corner b bagley right there is shot. we heard that he did have his hands up in that moment after the shot is taken but he also acknowledged in court that the view from the body camera is obstructed by the way the officer turned when that shot went off. right after the shooting happened we see the other police officer that's unnamed, start to give fir

the officer who shot him, alexander tyler, after that shooting, we see the other officer, whose body camera footage you're watching, starts first aid. tyler audibly distraught. the voice you hear crying is officer tyler. listen. >> hey, hey. >> no, no, no. >> come on, come on. >> no, no. >> come on. >> no, man, no. no, man, no. [ crying ]. >> you're good. >> come on, dude. >> dispatch, send ems, 1018, 1018. >> come on, dude. stay with me. stay with me. >> come on, come on. you're good. >> stay with me. >> you're good, bro. you're good. >> reporter: tyler's attorney, the police officer who took the shot, insists that despite baggley not being armed, it doesn't mean he didn't pose a threat to officers. meanwhile, we did hear from baggley's brother who says he's pleased with this charge of negligent homicide, but says there's a lot more answers he still needs. >> it was just -- it was really, really sad to watch. hurtful to watch, hard to watch. i won't be okay until i know, we know, i know that justice will be served. charges, that's fine. that's cool and all, but we need to see more a

police went to his apartment complex on the -- show's -- running an after a briefcase, officer alexander tylerly fatally shoots him. is a police investigator says the video -- up in the split second after the shot was fired -- next court date is april 3rd. five former memphis tennessee police officers are set to be arraigned in the coming hours for their involvement in the death of tyre nichols last month. they are each facing seven charges, including second degree murder and aggravated assaults. nichols, a 29-year-old black man, was repeatedly punched and kicked during a traffic stop on january 7th. he died three days later. tremendous damage, appeals for aid, and so much death -- and yet, glimmers of hope are still emerging from the earthquake wreckage in turkey. -- live in a stand bowl. please do stay with us. thethat actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to both of yoyou. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes morore restful sleep per night. proven qualityty sleep. only from sleep number. when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's diet, the more choices, the better. that's why

the officer fired the shot, alexander tyler, is charged with negligent homicide.ice investigator told the judge in the split second after the shot is fired, you can see the body camera footage baggily's hands are up. on cross-examination, the investigator acknowledged the view from the body camera is obstructed by the way the officer turns in the fire. >> officers are always faced on a day today basis with dangerous situations like that and at times where they have to make split second decisions where they're in a potential life threatening situation. >> the mere be fact that an argument is being made by the investigator in court that he was unarmed does not necessarily mean he's not a threat to the officer. >> kaitlan, this video was hard to watch and listen to. you can hear mr. baggily's last breath. i can tell you the oufficer received a $25,000 bond. people are asking how they move forward especially with the rising crime rate. >> absolutely horrific to watch. ryan young, i know you'll keep reporting. thank you. >>> also this morning, we're getting new develop

the officer who fired the shot, alexander tyler, is charged with negligent homicide. told the judge in the split second after the shot is fired, you can see in the body camera footage bagley's hands are up. on cross-examination the investigator acknowledged that the view from the body camera is obstructed by the way the officers turn in the moment the shot is fired. >> officers are always faced on a day to day basis with dangerous situations like that and at times where they have to make split second decisions where they are in a potential life-threatening situation. the mere fact that an argument is being made by the investigator in court that he was unarmed does not necessarily mean he is not a threat to the officer. >> reporter: very rough video to watch and community members are asking for the police to make wholesale changes when it comes to policy and how officers chase suspects. you won't see the officer's orange jump suit when he was doing his first court appearance before receiving bond because in this state you can't film first court appearance. his mug shot

. >>> we'll go to shreveport, louisiana where officer alexander tyler is now facing a negligent homicide charge in the death of alonso bag lichlt body cam video now showing the moment bagley, who was unarmed and fleeing, was shot and killed earlier this month. tyler and his partner were responding to a 911 disturbance call when they first approached bagley in his apartment. tyler's partner follows bagley into a bedroom where bagley eventually jumps from the second floor balcony and a chase then begins. once outside tyler's partner yells, he went that way, ty. five seconds later there is a gunshot. here is that moment and we do want to give you a warning this is very difficult to watch. >> he went, hey, he went that way, ty. >> oh, no. oh, god. you shot me. >> shots fired. send ems right now. shots fired. >> officer tyler was also wearing a body camera. here is his footage. again, we want to warn you this is graphic. >> black male, blue shirt. running toward norfolk. he's bald. where is he? where did he go? >> he went that way. he went that way. >> oh, no. oh, god. you shot me. >> within

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