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Officer invol. shooting
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Dangerfish
Regular Member
It usually helps if you enter your location in your profile. You can do that up at the top right where it says "My Profile"
While it would be nice to include a couple more details in your post, the other guys could calm down a bit, it is the Nevada forum, where do you think the shooting happened? Just looking at the size of Las Vegas, compared to everything else in the state, i would start there first.
MPlannette
Regular Member
I was waiting to find out where the service was going to be held. I will definitely be there to show my support for the Scott family.
DVC
Regular Member
Your post reminds me of an old broadcast industry joke:
"And now for today's sports scores. 33 to 24, 17 to 5, a cliffhanger at 41 to nothing . . ."
You supplied insufficient information, and spent a lot more time and effort to CONTINUE not providing enough information.
I'm going to assume that your references are in Las Vegas, or at least in Clark County somewhere, but I'm hundreds of miles away from there, not too far from Bullion and 5th.
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KBCraig
Regular Member
Gee, who could have possibly predicted a "technical problem" with the video? Try to walk out without paying for something, and I bet it works perfectly!
http://www.8newsnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=12816105
Police Have Not Viewed Costco Surveillance Tapes
POSTED: JUL 15, 2010 7:34 PM
UPDATED: JUL 15, 2010 7:59 PM
LAS VEGAS -- Detectives investigating an officer involved shooting at a Summerlin Costco have still not viewed surveillance video of the incident.
Officers opened fire on Erik Scott on Saturday after Costco employees said he was destroying store merchandise and had a gun. Police say Scott pointed his gun at officers before they fired their weapons, but witness statements contradict information released by investigators. Scott was a West Point graduate with a valid concealed weapons permit.
Detectives hope to view surveillance video of the incident, but have sent it for forensic examination because of a technical issue with Costco's recording equipment. It's still unclear if the incident was even captured on video or if the equipment was working properly the day of the shooting.
According to Scott's father, Erik was in the store shopping for water bottles. "He was in Costco looking for metal water bottles and tried them out to see if they would fit in the cooler he had. There was a Costco employee there with him at the time. From there forward we have a pretty good picture what happened," said William Scott.
Police have also refused to release the 911 tapes made during the incident. A coroner's inquest into the shooting has not been scheduled, but it is expected to happen sometime in September.
http://www.8newsnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=12816105
Police Have Not Viewed Costco Surveillance Tapes
POSTED: JUL 15, 2010 7:34 PM
UPDATED: JUL 15, 2010 7:59 PM
LAS VEGAS -- Detectives investigating an officer involved shooting at a Summerlin Costco have still not viewed surveillance video of the incident.
Officers opened fire on Erik Scott on Saturday after Costco employees said he was destroying store merchandise and had a gun. Police say Scott pointed his gun at officers before they fired their weapons, but witness statements contradict information released by investigators. Scott was a West Point graduate with a valid concealed weapons permit.
Detectives hope to view surveillance video of the incident, but have sent it for forensic examination because of a technical issue with Costco's recording equipment. It's still unclear if the incident was even captured on video or if the equipment was working properly the day of the shooting.
According to Scott's father, Erik was in the store shopping for water bottles. "He was in Costco looking for metal water bottles and tried them out to see if they would fit in the cooler he had. There was a Costco employee there with him at the time. From there forward we have a pretty good picture what happened," said William Scott.
Police have also refused to release the 911 tapes made during the incident. A coroner's inquest into the shooting has not been scheduled, but it is expected to happen sometime in September.
flagellum
Regular Member
Cool, hopefully I see you there.
Wish I would have seen that the services were today! Would have been there to show my respects. I think lvmpd messed up this time, but its not the first time either. Its was just a couple years ago they shot the kid that was in handcuffs running away and they shot him in the back. of course it was a justified shooting.
This is the 17th officer involved shooting this year and every single one has been justified. I have a strange feeling that a lot of our tax money is being paid out to someone to get all of these shooting as "justified".
This is the 17th officer involved shooting this year and every single one has been justified. I have a strange feeling that a lot of our tax money is being paid out to someone to get all of these shooting as "justified".
balackolama
Regular Member
metro police are 99% criminals
KBCraig
Regular Member
Memorial service:
http://www.lvrj.com/news/man-killed...shooting-remembered-at-memorial-98695649.html
Father wants accountability:
http://www.lvrj.com/news/father-wants-las-vegas-police-held-accountable-in-son-s-death-98587719.html
Sheriff urges "patience":
http://www.8newsnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=12825846
http://www.lvrj.com/news/man-killed...shooting-remembered-at-memorial-98695649.html
Father wants accountability:
http://www.lvrj.com/news/father-wants-las-vegas-police-held-accountable-in-son-s-death-98587719.html
Sheriff urges "patience":
http://www.8newsnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=12825846
DVC
Regular Member
If I were the lawyer for the family, I would subpoena the guy at Costco whose job is to work the equipment, and ask him how many times in the past year they have needed video of a shoplifter and had the same "technical difficulties."
I would also get the tech rep and ask what the level of reliability should be for the equipment, how many times Costco has call in with this problem, and if there is something with Costco's system that makes it not work when it's so important.
My advice to Costco and the PD are to just accept the fact that this one doesn't pass the smell test, and all they can do is make themselves look ever worse by keeping up with this story.
wrightme
Regular Member
Both of those work perfect for me.The first 2 links are no good - broken, withdrawn, whatever, they're gone.
Originally Posted by Grapeshot
The first 2 links are no good - broken, withdrawn, whatever, they're gone.
They work fine this time - oh well.
Nevada carrier
Regular Member
A few things bother me,
first and foremost, the lack of video,
Second, why was no effort made of provide life saving medical care after he was shot. All witness counts seem concur that after he was shot, the police handcuffed him and left him there to bleed out until paramedics arrived and even the paramedics didn't make any effort to resuscitate him. Last I heard, police and paramedics were not qualified to declare a person dead. And if they were so sure he was dead, why bother with handcuffs?
Third, They claim to have found a "second weapon" on him at UMC. So I would assume that the Police have logged both firearms into evidence? I would like to know the Make model and serial numbers of both of those firearms.
My guess is that there was no second weapon, and that the one found on him at UMC was the only one he had in his possession, and that the report made by UMC staff that it was still on his person leads me to believe that he did not draw that firearm and present any such threat to police. I think one of the officers in the heat of the moment decided that him not following instructions was justification for firring his weapon and the other officers opened fire because they assumed the officer who fired first had a reason for doing so.
I think it's time for the feds to come take a serious look at the inner workings of Metro.
first and foremost, the lack of video,
Second, why was no effort made of provide life saving medical care after he was shot. All witness counts seem concur that after he was shot, the police handcuffed him and left him there to bleed out until paramedics arrived and even the paramedics didn't make any effort to resuscitate him. Last I heard, police and paramedics were not qualified to declare a person dead. And if they were so sure he was dead, why bother with handcuffs?
Third, They claim to have found a "second weapon" on him at UMC. So I would assume that the Police have logged both firearms into evidence? I would like to know the Make model and serial numbers of both of those firearms.
My guess is that there was no second weapon, and that the one found on him at UMC was the only one he had in his possession, and that the report made by UMC staff that it was still on his person leads me to believe that he did not draw that firearm and present any such threat to police. I think one of the officers in the heat of the moment decided that him not following instructions was justification for firring his weapon and the other officers opened fire because they assumed the officer who fired first had a reason for doing so.
I think it's time for the feds to come take a serious look at the inner workings of Metro.
Sabotage70
Regular Member
Last night at the meet up we where discussing the fact that no one has come forward with cell phone footage. If someone was going berserk inside the store there would be a good chance that some would have whipped out there phone and started recording.
As far as the second gun goes. It could have been his BUG in his pocket.
As far as the second gun goes. It could have been his BUG in his pocket.
omegadeity
Regular Member
I agree with your thoughts and conclusions.
Some other things about this don't sound right. Obviously, there has been NO eye witness accounts presented that SUPPORTS the police story that he was holding/drawing his weapon. In fact, there have been SEVERAL contradictory reports.
There was also an apparent lack of communication/coordination on behalf of the officers. One officer telling the guy to drop his gun(which apparently he's NOT holding) and one saying "Get on your knees" would confuse the crap out of most people. If someone's holding a gun on you and your hands are in the air and one of the men says to you "Drop the gun" how many people are going to comply with the man who has a gun in your face.
Next, the whole "we found another weapon" thing. It also sounds a lot like they leaked the "2nd Weapon" bit to the press to try and bias the media against this poor guy. Further, what exactly does a 2nd Weapon constitute? Was there any confirmed report that it was another gun? Even if it were, is he licensed to have/carry it? If it wasn't a gun, I know a lot of people that carry box cutters/utility knives/knives in general, I'm often one of them.
I really don't like the fact that Costco's suddenly having a "Technical" problem that requires a forensics specialist(probably a cleaner) to examine Costco's security tapes. What do you want to bet the data will be unretrievable?
I think that this was probably a tragic case of the police screwing up and taking the life of a law abiding citizen. I think they've further compounded matters by trying to cover their asses rather than admit they used lethal force unnecessarily. It's beginning to sound like they'd rather shoot first and ask questions later as opposed to trying to de-escalate a situation.
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Nevada carrier
Regular Member
My bet is that the firearm that was found on him at UMC was found holstered inside the waist band and that the firearm that was supposedly pointed at an officer will be conveniently missing from evidence; just as the video will be "irretrievable." The only ray of hope I can see is that Scott's father may be financially capable of perusing justice at his expense. As we know, the state does not pay to bring their own to justice. This of course if the principal flaw in our justice system.
These three jackbooted thugs robbed our community of an honorable man. That they did it under color and badge of law without regard for due process requires relentless pursuit of the truth and merciless pursuit of justice. Someone get their measurements, I'll go have striped jumpsuits tailored.
These three jackbooted thugs robbed our community of an honorable man. That they did it under color and badge of law without regard for due process requires relentless pursuit of the truth and merciless pursuit of justice. Someone get their measurements, I'll go have striped jumpsuits tailored.
Yard Sale
Regular Member
radio transcript
Dispatcher: Units in V3, a 413 at Costco, 801 S. Pavillion Center. The male is inside the business to the rear of, has a 413 that's tucked into the back of his pants. We're still landline. (6:53)
K916: K916 back on channel. (7:03)
D: K916 (7:04)
AIR5: AIR5, we're going to go to the Costco first. (7:11)
D: AIR5, copy. (7:14)
2X12: 2X12 (7:20)
D: 2X12 (7:21)
2X12: You can disregard the air unit, I see customers coming out (related to a seperate 407A) (7:25)
D: 2X12 copy. K914, if you could be en route with AIR5 on the 413 at Costco in V3, 801 S. Pavillion Center. (7:35)
K916: K916, you can assign me as well. (7:42)
D: K916, copy. (7:44)
D: 2V16, if you'll also be en route on the 413 at Costco, 801 S. Pavillion Center. The male inside the business is acting erratic, throwing merchandise around, possibly high on unknown type of 446. (8:03)
2V16: 2V16 copy, from the Suncoast. (8:07)
D: 2V16, they are requesting CIT. Male is possibly ED. 767, did you copy? (8:16)
767: Put me en route to that please. (8:19)
D: 767. (8:21)
2DP62: 2DP62, clear me and show me en route. (8:25)
D: 2DP62. (8:26)
767: 767 (8:37)
D: 767. (8:38)
767: Go ahead and have medical en route also, just to stand by for us. (8:41)
D: 767, copy. (8:42)
2V55: 2V55, can you clear me B-baker and show me en route to Costco. (8:53)
D: 2V55, affirmative. (8:56)
2V16: 2V16 en route code. (8:58)
D: 2V16 (9:00)
2V55: 2V55, same traffic. (9:04)
D: 2V55 (9:05)
351WC: 351. (9:11)
D: 351 (9:12)
351WC: Have those units shut down code when they get close. Let's not get this guy more exicted than he already is. (9:18)
D: 351, copy. Units, shut down code when you get close to the Costco. (pause) (9:23)
D: Units en route on the 413 at Costco, 801 S. Pavillion Center, suspect's described as a White male, 32, 5'8, medium build, red hair, wearing a gray t-shirt, blue jeans, and white shoes, break. A black 9MM is tucked to the rear of his pants. (pause) (9:53)
D: 767, could you advise where you'd like medical to stage for now? (10:46)
767: Just have them stage, uh to the nearest intersection to that Costco. If you could have them not roll code, that'd be great also. (10:57)
D: 767 copy. Did you want other units to shut down code? (11:02)
767: I just want everybody to shut it down before they get close to that area; I don't want to spook this guy. (11:08)
D: Okay, copy. All units, justs reminding to shut down code when you get close to the area. (11:13)
767: 767 (11:18)
D: 767 (11:20)
767: I need a few more units that could head to that area also, so that we can shut down that parking lot so that nobody goes in or out of there. (11:28)
D: 767, copy. (11:31)
2X12: 2X12, you can assign me. (11:33)
D: 2X12 (11:35)
2X65: 2X65, same traffic. (11:43)
D: 2X65 (11:45)
351WC: Control, 351, where's the CP going to be? (11:49)
D: 767, can you advise? (11:54)
767: I'm not even close to there right now, so if we have a unit that's in there that could set up one real quick, that'd be great. (12:01)
2V54: 2V54, I'm arriving in the Costco parking lot, where do you want me? (12:07)
D: 2V54, at this time uh, I guess heading up a CP. (12:16)
AIR5: AIR5, did you have any further at all? (12:22)
D: It looks like the subject is still inside the business, argumentative with the manager who asked him to leave, telling him there's no 413's allowed inside the business, break. The manager is a Green Beret and is allowed to carry a 413. He's throwing merchandise around; he's still in isle 126 in the camping area, break. He appears to be fidgety. A female joined the male. She's described as Hispanic, 30s, black long hair, wearing black tank and blue jeans. Security's going to be standing outside the business in front of, to wait for officers to direct, break. He's walking through the camping area towards the front of the business on the main isle. (13:18)
2V54: 2V54, did you want me to stop people from going in the business? (13:22)
D: Uh 767, that's affirmative. Stop in or out? (13:26)
767: Affirm. (13:28)
D: V54, affirmative, uh V54, did you want a red? (13:32)
2V54: Hold off for a moment. (13:34)
D: Okay, copy. (13:35)
2X65: Control, 2X65 (13:37)
D: 2X65 (13:38)
2X65: Run this by the WC and Sarge. If we could get the management and employees to start slowly evacuating people out of the business without alerting anybody, that'd be a great idea. (13:50)
351WC: Control, 351WC, absolutely. (13:53)
D: Acknowledge that. (13:57)
2V54: 2V54, manager says it's escalating inside and he's still talking loudly and destroying merchandise. (14:06)
D: 2V54, copy. 2V54, are you able to get security started on exacuations? (14:14)
2V54: Affirm (14:16)
D: Okay, copy. (14:17)
2V16: 2V16, I'm out with 2V54. (14:55)
D: 2V16 (14:57)
Unknown bit of traffic (14:59)
D: All units, code red this channel. Officers arriving on the 413 at Costco, 801 S. Pavillion Center. (15:07)
2V16: 2V16, we need units to clear these people out of here. We're attempting to evacuate right now; get as many people out as possible. (15:45)
D: 2V16, copy. (15:47)
351WC: 351WC, where's the CP? (16:45)
D: Uh 2V54, can you advise location of CP? (16:50)
AIR5: AIR5, they're both right in the front entrance to the store. (16:55)
D: AIR5, copy. (16:57)
784: 767, 784 I'm arrived. What can I help you out with? (17:07)
767: You can set up the CP, that'd be great. (17:10)
784: : Copy, I'll set one up. (17:15)
AIR5: AIR5, are we still landline with anyone who has eyes on this guy, because there's a lot of people pouring out of the store. I just want to make sure he doesn't slip out. (17:28)
2V16: We got 2 officers here at the front doors watching everybody come out. (17:36)
D: 2V16, copy. AIR5, it looks like we're still landline. It looks like the male is still being watched by inside personnel due to him ripping open packages. They're concerned of a 414A. (17:49)
2V16: Copy, we've got a very orderly evacuation going on right now. We'll try to get all these people out of here and then figure out what we're going to do next. (18:00)
D: 2V16. (18:01)
2V54: He's directly in the middle of the building. (18:08)
D: Okay, copy. Confirming suspect's directly in the center of the building? (18:14)
2V54: ___ isle. (18:16)
D: You broke on the isle, could you re-advise? (18:20)
784: 784, copy location for IC. (18:31)
D: 784 (18:32)
784: It's going to be set up at the northwest parking lot at the Red Rock Casino across Charleston. It'll be the Costco command. I'll be incident commander until the arrival of 351WC. (18:46)
D: 784 copy. 351WC, incident command at northwest parking lot of Red Rock Casino across Charleston. (18:55)
AIR5: Control, AIR5, we need 1 unit to take the north side of the Costco please, right off of Pavillion Center so they can keepy an eye on the back and the east side. (19:02)
2V16: (yell) 2V16, we got shots fired, shots fired! (19:11)
D: 2V16, copy. Anyone down? (19:12)
2V16: Roll medical. (19:13)
D: 2V16. (19:15)
767: Go ahead and make the notifications. (19:19)
2V16: Notify supervisor. (19:21)
D: 2V16, copy. (19:22)
351WC: 351WC, I'm arrived, south end of the building. Is it safe for everybody else to enter the building? (19:28)
D: 2V16, can you advise? (19:30)
2V16: He pulled a 413 and pointed it in my direction. (19:38)
D: 2V16, copy. (19:40)
767: 767, can yu go ahead and make your notifications, please? (19:43)
D: 767, copy. (19:45)
767: Shut that parking lot down, please. (19:47)
D: Units arriving on the 413, shut down the parking lot. (19:51)
AIR5: They've got him out front, they're taking him into custody. Hold the traffic. (19:57)
D: AIR5, copy. Subject is out front, taking into custody. (20:01)
767: 767, let's make sure nobody else exit's that Costco right now. We may need to pull witness statements. (20:17)
D: 767, copy. Units, make sure no one else exits the Costco, they may need for witness purposes. (20:24)
784: Copy that they're taking him into custody. We're going to move the CP closer to the Burger King directly across from the Costco. (20:35)
D: Copy that, CP will be moving closer to the Burger King (20:39)
Dispatcher: Units in V3, a 413 at Costco, 801 S. Pavillion Center. The male is inside the business to the rear of, has a 413 that's tucked into the back of his pants. We're still landline. (6:53)
K916: K916 back on channel. (7:03)
D: K916 (7:04)
AIR5: AIR5, we're going to go to the Costco first. (7:11)
D: AIR5, copy. (7:14)
2X12: 2X12 (7:20)
D: 2X12 (7:21)
2X12: You can disregard the air unit, I see customers coming out (related to a seperate 407A) (7:25)
D: 2X12 copy. K914, if you could be en route with AIR5 on the 413 at Costco in V3, 801 S. Pavillion Center. (7:35)
K916: K916, you can assign me as well. (7:42)
D: K916, copy. (7:44)
D: 2V16, if you'll also be en route on the 413 at Costco, 801 S. Pavillion Center. The male inside the business is acting erratic, throwing merchandise around, possibly high on unknown type of 446. (8:03)
2V16: 2V16 copy, from the Suncoast. (8:07)
D: 2V16, they are requesting CIT. Male is possibly ED. 767, did you copy? (8:16)
767: Put me en route to that please. (8:19)
D: 767. (8:21)
2DP62: 2DP62, clear me and show me en route. (8:25)
D: 2DP62. (8:26)
767: 767 (8:37)
D: 767. (8:38)
767: Go ahead and have medical en route also, just to stand by for us. (8:41)
D: 767, copy. (8:42)
2V55: 2V55, can you clear me B-baker and show me en route to Costco. (8:53)
D: 2V55, affirmative. (8:56)
2V16: 2V16 en route code. (8:58)
D: 2V16 (9:00)
2V55: 2V55, same traffic. (9:04)
D: 2V55 (9:05)
351WC: 351. (9:11)
D: 351 (9:12)
351WC: Have those units shut down code when they get close. Let's not get this guy more exicted than he already is. (9:18)
D: 351, copy. Units, shut down code when you get close to the Costco. (pause) (9:23)
D: Units en route on the 413 at Costco, 801 S. Pavillion Center, suspect's described as a White male, 32, 5'8, medium build, red hair, wearing a gray t-shirt, blue jeans, and white shoes, break. A black 9MM is tucked to the rear of his pants. (pause) (9:53)
D: 767, could you advise where you'd like medical to stage for now? (10:46)
767: Just have them stage, uh to the nearest intersection to that Costco. If you could have them not roll code, that'd be great also. (10:57)
D: 767 copy. Did you want other units to shut down code? (11:02)
767: I just want everybody to shut it down before they get close to that area; I don't want to spook this guy. (11:08)
D: Okay, copy. All units, justs reminding to shut down code when you get close to the area. (11:13)
767: 767 (11:18)
D: 767 (11:20)
767: I need a few more units that could head to that area also, so that we can shut down that parking lot so that nobody goes in or out of there. (11:28)
D: 767, copy. (11:31)
2X12: 2X12, you can assign me. (11:33)
D: 2X12 (11:35)
2X65: 2X65, same traffic. (11:43)
D: 2X65 (11:45)
351WC: Control, 351, where's the CP going to be? (11:49)
D: 767, can you advise? (11:54)
767: I'm not even close to there right now, so if we have a unit that's in there that could set up one real quick, that'd be great. (12:01)
2V54: 2V54, I'm arriving in the Costco parking lot, where do you want me? (12:07)
D: 2V54, at this time uh, I guess heading up a CP. (12:16)
AIR5: AIR5, did you have any further at all? (12:22)
D: It looks like the subject is still inside the business, argumentative with the manager who asked him to leave, telling him there's no 413's allowed inside the business, break. The manager is a Green Beret and is allowed to carry a 413. He's throwing merchandise around; he's still in isle 126 in the camping area, break. He appears to be fidgety. A female joined the male. She's described as Hispanic, 30s, black long hair, wearing black tank and blue jeans. Security's going to be standing outside the business in front of, to wait for officers to direct, break. He's walking through the camping area towards the front of the business on the main isle. (13:18)
2V54: 2V54, did you want me to stop people from going in the business? (13:22)
D: Uh 767, that's affirmative. Stop in or out? (13:26)
767: Affirm. (13:28)
D: V54, affirmative, uh V54, did you want a red? (13:32)
2V54: Hold off for a moment. (13:34)
D: Okay, copy. (13:35)
2X65: Control, 2X65 (13:37)
D: 2X65 (13:38)
2X65: Run this by the WC and Sarge. If we could get the management and employees to start slowly evacuating people out of the business without alerting anybody, that'd be a great idea. (13:50)
351WC: Control, 351WC, absolutely. (13:53)
D: Acknowledge that. (13:57)
2V54: 2V54, manager says it's escalating inside and he's still talking loudly and destroying merchandise. (14:06)
D: 2V54, copy. 2V54, are you able to get security started on exacuations? (14:14)
2V54: Affirm (14:16)
D: Okay, copy. (14:17)
2V16: 2V16, I'm out with 2V54. (14:55)
D: 2V16 (14:57)
Unknown bit of traffic (14:59)
D: All units, code red this channel. Officers arriving on the 413 at Costco, 801 S. Pavillion Center. (15:07)
2V16: 2V16, we need units to clear these people out of here. We're attempting to evacuate right now; get as many people out as possible. (15:45)
D: 2V16, copy. (15:47)
351WC: 351WC, where's the CP? (16:45)
D: Uh 2V54, can you advise location of CP? (16:50)
AIR5: AIR5, they're both right in the front entrance to the store. (16:55)
D: AIR5, copy. (16:57)
784: 767, 784 I'm arrived. What can I help you out with? (17:07)
767: You can set up the CP, that'd be great. (17:10)
784: : Copy, I'll set one up. (17:15)
AIR5: AIR5, are we still landline with anyone who has eyes on this guy, because there's a lot of people pouring out of the store. I just want to make sure he doesn't slip out. (17:28)
2V16: We got 2 officers here at the front doors watching everybody come out. (17:36)
D: 2V16, copy. AIR5, it looks like we're still landline. It looks like the male is still being watched by inside personnel due to him ripping open packages. They're concerned of a 414A. (17:49)
2V16: Copy, we've got a very orderly evacuation going on right now. We'll try to get all these people out of here and then figure out what we're going to do next. (18:00)
D: 2V16. (18:01)
2V54: He's directly in the middle of the building. (18:08)
D: Okay, copy. Confirming suspect's directly in the center of the building? (18:14)
2V54: ___ isle. (18:16)
D: You broke on the isle, could you re-advise? (18:20)
784: 784, copy location for IC. (18:31)
D: 784 (18:32)
784: It's going to be set up at the northwest parking lot at the Red Rock Casino across Charleston. It'll be the Costco command. I'll be incident commander until the arrival of 351WC. (18:46)
D: 784 copy. 351WC, incident command at northwest parking lot of Red Rock Casino across Charleston. (18:55)
AIR5: Control, AIR5, we need 1 unit to take the north side of the Costco please, right off of Pavillion Center so they can keepy an eye on the back and the east side. (19:02)
2V16: (yell) 2V16, we got shots fired, shots fired! (19:11)
D: 2V16, copy. Anyone down? (19:12)
2V16: Roll medical. (19:13)
D: 2V16. (19:15)
767: Go ahead and make the notifications. (19:19)
2V16: Notify supervisor. (19:21)
D: 2V16, copy. (19:22)
351WC: 351WC, I'm arrived, south end of the building. Is it safe for everybody else to enter the building? (19:28)
D: 2V16, can you advise? (19:30)
2V16: He pulled a 413 and pointed it in my direction. (19:38)
D: 2V16, copy. (19:40)
767: 767, can yu go ahead and make your notifications, please? (19:43)
D: 767, copy. (19:45)
767: Shut that parking lot down, please. (19:47)
D: Units arriving on the 413, shut down the parking lot. (19:51)
AIR5: They've got him out front, they're taking him into custody. Hold the traffic. (19:57)
D: AIR5, copy. Subject is out front, taking into custody. (20:01)
767: 767, let's make sure nobody else exit's that Costco right now. We may need to pull witness statements. (20:17)
D: 767, copy. Units, make sure no one else exits the Costco, they may need for witness purposes. (20:24)
784: Copy that they're taking him into custody. We're going to move the CP closer to the Burger King directly across from the Costco. (20:35)
D: Copy that, CP will be moving closer to the Burger King (20:39)