APD has released body-worn camera footage of a fatal officer-involved shooting that occurred on June 12.
The man, 42-year-old Carlos Eli Chacon Castillo, was having a mental health crisis when officers stopped to check on him and his vehicle. He advanced towards the officers several times with a knife in his hand before being shot.Police Department released video Friday of a June 12 fatal officer-involved shooting.
"[Chacon-Castillo] pointed the knife at his own chest at 12:18 p.m. [A responding officer] said he was now yelling, ‘just shoot me,’" said Austin Police Chief Joseph Chacon. Officer John Zavala and Dennis Kerlin are on paid administrative leave for shooting Chacon-Castillo. Officer Spencer Bradley is also on paid administrative leave for shooting Chacon-Castillo with a less-lethal firearm. Officer Lonnie Cannon responded to the incident but did not discharge their weapon.
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