New video shows the intense moments when a Florida man who allegedly killed his wife and children got into a shootout with police in a hospital lobby.
Police say Henry Brown stabbed his estranged wife Chericia Brown 15 times in a Chili’s parking lot, ran over her, and killed their two kids in April, MyNews13 reports. He then went to get their two kids before allegedly going to the hospital where his wife was taken and opening fire on police.
Brown then fled police in a truck but stopped in the road surrounded by approaching officers. Authorities say he shot his two children before he killed himself. Police found all three dead inside the truck. His children were one and four years old. A nurse and firefighter who were trying to help Brown’s bleeding wife were also hurt when he allegedly hit all three with his vehicle in the parking lot.
A Seminole County sheriff’s deputy has since been fired because he didn’t arrest Henry or even file a report after Chericia called police earlier that month to say Henry, whom she had a restraining order against, had rammed her car. A court had granted her a domestic violence injunction in January after she said he had stalked her for months and even attacked her, the Orlando Sentinel reports. Police say he put a GPS on Chericia’s car and pretended to be a different family member on a telephone call to find out where she was.
One video shows an officer’s body camera footage when the hospital shootout began.
The same incident, from a different officer’s body camera:
Authorities also released a raw, lengthy video which includes helicopter footage.
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