Phoenix police have released body camera video from the day Nicholas Cowan allegedly shot a Phoenix police officer on April 14. abc15
PHOENIX — Phoenix police have released body camera video from the day Nicholas Cowan allegedly shot a Phoenix police officer on April 14 around 10:30 a.m.
Footage shows two police officers speaking with Cowan's then-girlfriend, who told police she was afraid Cowan was going to kill himself. She told the 911 operator and the two officers that she was afraid police would show up because she knew Cowan had a gun and she didn't think it would go well. Police met the woman at a gas station near Cave Creek and Beardsley roads. While they were talking, body camera footage shows a blue Toyota Prius pulling into the gas station parking lot. The woman told police the car was Cowan's. Police asked the driver of the car to exit the vehicle.
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