Chilling bodycam video shows California gunfight that killed officer, innocent father
The deadly encounter began around 7:15 p.m. on May 31, in a neighborhood where police responded to reports of a man firing a rifle in the street. An arriving Baldwin Park Police Department officer who was first on scene saw an unresponsive person lying on the ground. Before he could help, however, he immediately began taking fire from an assault-style rifle wielded by the suspect, identified as 22-year-old Eduardo Robert Medina-Berumen.
- ▪The deadly encounter began around 7:15 p.m. on May 31, in a neighborhood where police responded to reports of a man firing a rifle in the street.
- ▪An arriving Baldwin Park Police Department officer who was first on scene saw an unresponsive person lying on the ground.
- ▪Before he could help, however, he immediately began taking fire from an assault-style rifle wielded by the suspect, identified as 22-year-old Eduardo Robert Medina-Berumen.
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State Watch Chilling bodycam video shows California gunfight that killed officer, innocent father Comments: by Josh DuBose - 04/28/26 12:06 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Josh DuBose - 04/28/26 12:06 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING (KTLA) — Dramatic body-worn camera footage of a deadly shootout last year in Baldwin Park, Calif., shows the moment a police officer was killed and another wounded in an incident that also left an innocent bystander dead. The deadly encounter began around 7:15 p.m. on May 31, in a neighborhood where police responded to reports of a man firing a rifle in the street. An arriving Baldwin Park Police Department officer who was first on scene saw an unresponsive person lying on the ground.
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