(MUST SEE) Anchorage Police Bodycam Footage Shows Cop Shooting!! (Warning: Video may be disturbing)

On June 3, 2024, at 9:30Pm Anchorage Police responded to the area of E 19th Avenue and Karluk Street regarding reports of shots being fired in the neighborhood. Upon the officers’ arrival, a passerby indicated that two adult males in the parking lot at 1300 E 19th Avenue were involved in firing the shots. Officers verbally engaged Male #1 and Male #2. Male #1 was compliant and taken into custody; he was armed with a handgun.

Male #2 was not compliant. As he reached into his clothing a K9 was deployed. While the K9 had hold of Male #2, Male #2 produced a handgun and ignored multiple commands to drop it. Three officers discharged their weapons, striking Male #2 in the upper body. He was declared deceased at the scene. Neither the K9 nor any officers were injured.

Up Date: 7/25/2024
The Office of Special Prosecutions has completed its review of an officer involved shooting. This concerns the June 3, 2024, shooting of "Tyler Jacob" May by Anchorage Police Department Sergeant Jesse Frey, Officer Isaac Kimball, and Officer Nicholas Flechsing. The Anchorage Police Department was notified of the decision on July 19, 2024. The investigation concluded that the officers were legally justified in their use of deadly force.

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