the officer told him to get that is when betancourt got up and pointed his assault rifle at him. torah release is k-9 to begin chasing him and fired shots at a fleeing suspect in several bursts of gunfire. then a final round as pentel catches up with the suspect in the yard. >> man down, man down. >> reporter: betancourt, a father of two, died at the scene, it was not until after the shooting that police realize he had dropped his assault rifle on the ground under the semi trailer at the beginning of the foot chase. >> there it is. but i got it. >> reporter: sandra betancourt once the officer to be criminally charged. >> san leandro pd is trigger- happy. >> i want the officer to do time like anybody else would have to do time for killing my brother, because he was not armed. >> reporter: officer penn tauro has been with the department for eight leaves and previously worked with the lapd. >> is because you have a badge does not give you the right to kill somebody and getting away with it. >> reporter: the shooting is under investigation by both the oakland and san leandro pd. poli

police say betancourt dropped an assault rifle with officers running after him.that's when he was shot and killed. the video shows an officer opening fire as he's after betancourt. >>> the skies may have kept people inside, possibly preventing a spike over the weekend. melanie did the research and has the numbers. >> reporter: leading up to labor day week, officials warned of increased covid-19 risks but large gatherings may not have occurred in part due to wildfires and poor air quality. there was an analysis, looking at the distance of people typically traveled. the distance traveled was specially low. the lowest distance traveled was for people in alameda quoinl the typical person traveling less than a quarter of a mile. the greatest distance traveled was for people in ma rib county with a typical person driving a little more than a mile. dr. rutherford is a professor for ucsf. >> it is hard to ascribe a silver lining to wildfires burning up large chunks of the state and people's houses with it, but i would see it as a collateral benefit of that disaster. >> r