Elk Grove police release video of officer shooting suspect in In-N-Out parking lot
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Elk Grove, CA - Around 11:14 p.m. on April 11, EGPD was called to an In-N-Out on 9188 E. Stockton Boulevard for reports of a man behaving erratically and brandishing a gun.
The video released shows the initial 911 call where a woman said the man, later identified as 50-year-old Jerry Tolliver, was harassing customers and seemed to have a weapon in his pocket.
Through map illustrations, police show where Tolliver was standing and where each of the four officers was when they arrived.
The first body camera footage shown is of the first officer approaching Tolliver, shouting, “Hey, hey, hands up, don’t move.”
Each body cam, along with the patrol vehicle camera, shows the suspect running between two parked cars with a gun in his right hand.
According to police, the second officer discharged his gun at Tolliver as he ran into the parking lot.
Police said Tolliver then pointed the gun at an officer and a K-9 was deployed.
Tolliver is seen on the ground with blood on his back as police arrest him. EPD said medical aid was provided, and the suspect survived.
His gun was identified as a .38 special revolver that was fully loaded with six live rounds.
According to police, Tolliver was arrested and is facing assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer and felon in possession of a firearm charges.