Dallas Police release video from Metropolitan Avenue shooting
Dallas Police have released body camera video of an officer-involved shooting Sunday evening near Fair Park. Police were called to reports of a fight on Metropolitan Avenue near Highway 352.
Chief Eddie Garcia says officers arrived and recognized the suspect, Donathy Doddy. He says they had previous encounters with him. "Officers gave the suspect loud, verbal commands to get his hands off the gun," Garcia says."Doddy then ran toward the officers, firing his weapon at least two times as he ran in the officers' direction."
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