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‘He’s Got a Rifle!’: Texas Cops Face Off with Armed Suspect Rapidly Firing AR-15 in Wild Shootout

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Bodycam shows key moments from a wild shootout between Texas police and a suspect armed with an AR-15 on March 28. The San Antonio Police Department said officers located 34-year-old Paul Palafox after his vehicle was reported in another nearby shooting. Upon approaching Palafox, he allegedly began rapidly firing his rifle at officers. The Law&Crime Network’s Sierra Gillespie has the full story.

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26 COMMENTS

  1. I'm no expert and I have nothing but respect for the people willing to do this crazy dangerous job however… I feel like turning your back towards someone who is shooting at you is a bad idea… Perhaps return fire and retreat tactfully? But whatever, I don't get shot at for a living so what do I know Lol.

  2. The fact that almost anyone can buy one of those guns is pure madness. I feel bad for cops. Tough job going to work every day wondering if you’re going to deal with a psycho with a gun

  3. Regular officers not SWAT with additional protective gear, sent KNOWINGLY to a likely gun fight… suspect involved in shooting at car wash earlier. Is that normal practice? Why no questioning police procedures, work saftey, legally, ethically in video report @LawandCrime ? Is there a large enough quick response SWAT department so police officers, (and public) aren't excessively endangered, correct department sent to correct threat accessed jobs. Is it normal, frequent practice to send regular officers knowingly to these call outs? For this department, statistically or others.

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