Body camera video released by San Antonio police shows how a confrontation between officers and a 27-year-old robbery suspect ended in a deadly shooting.
Jacob String, 27, was killed on Sept. 4 in the 100 block of Prestwick, on the Southwest Side.
Initially, SAPD Chief William McManus said during the incident, String may have shot at police, prompting officers to fire back. “Let me see your hands! Let me see your f****** hands! Get on the f****** ground now!” the officer shouted while stepping out of his patrol vehicle with his gun pointed at String, standing a short distance away.String looked down and started walking away from police with his left hand in his pocket as more officers arrived.
A second officer yelled at String to get on the ground, but instead, he slowly walked away. Moments later, String is seen reaching back into his pocket.
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