Body-Cam Video Of July 4 Shooting At Yellowstone National Park Released
Graphic footage from a July 4 gun battle between Yellowstone National Park law-enforcement rangers and a gun-wielding man was released Thursday.
Yellowstone National Park releases bodycam footage of July 4 fatal shooting
Yellowstone National Park has released body-worn camera footage from a July 4, 2024, officer-involved shooting at Canyon Village.
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Yellowstone National Park releases footage of summer shooting at Canyon Village
Making the footage public is part of the National Park Service’s established protocol regarding officer-involved shootings.
Authorities were warned that gunman was planning to attack Yellowstone facility on July 4th
Samson Lucas Bariah Fussner, 28, was fatally shot after he opened fire with a semiautomatic rifle at Yellowstone National Park.
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Body camera footage released by the National Park Service shows the chaotic scene as rangers exchanged fire with a gunman targeting a Yellowstone employee
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"Get back in your dorms," one officer yelled as they ran towards the shooting. "Tell everyone to stay in the dorm."
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