“Shocking Footage Emerges: Missouri Cops Turn Away from Dying Man as Shift Winds Down!”
In an incident that raises eyebrows and heart rates, chilling body camera footage has emerged from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, revealing two officers turning their backs on a still-breathing gunshot victim. Seriously, how does that happen? On September 10, 2023, these former officers—Austin Fraser and Ty Warren—apparently decided responding to a life-or-death emergency wasn’t in their job description. Instead of jumping in to save a life, they walked away, leaving fate to chance. This latest investigation from First Alert 4 Investigates underscores the alarming contrast in response between these two and their fellow officers, raising critical questions about duty, accountability, and whether some badges come with an invisible opt-out clause. Get ready for a deep dive into this unsettling story! LEARN MORE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) – First Alert 4 Investigates has obtained body camera footage showing two St. Louis Metropolitan Police (SLMPD) officers walking away from a still-breathing victim of a gunshot wound to the head because they did not want to take the call.
The footage contains the body camera video of several responding officers throughout their response to the incident. Law enforcement experts said the inaction of the first two officers is in stark contrast to the actions of the others on-scene. First Alert 4 is choosing to name only the officers accused of “reckless disregard” by the state.
The footage from Sept. 10, 2023, shows the response by former St. Louis Metropolitan Police officers Austin Fraser and Ty Warren to a 911 call placed by Urayoan Rodriguez-Rivera saying he planned to take his own life. First Alert 4 Investigates found the cases of Warren and Fraser this fall through a routine search of administrative hearing commission filings. A reporter’s open records request filed in October for body camera footage from the incident was fulfilled on December 18. Posted By Ghost
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