A neighbor's surveillance camera captured the incident that left a 17-year-old dead and a deputy injured on Tucson's southwest side.
Video footage has been released from a police shooting that left a 17-year-old dead and a Pima County Sheriff’s deputy injured last month.
A neighbor’s surveillance camera was able to capture the deputies’ arrival. Ibrahim is seen throwing a rock at Deputy Eduardo Toral's patrol vehicle. He then approached with his hands in his pockets before pointing something toward Toral and a second deputy who responded — Deputy Taylor Dunn, according to the video.
Several gunshots followed as Dunn fired at Ibrahim, who continued to stab Toral as he fell to the ground, the video showed. Dunn shot several more times, striking Ibrahim. Toral sustained serious injuries to his spinal cord, face and shoulder. He is now back at home and continues to receive treatment and therapy for his injuries, the sheriff’s department said.The Pima Regional Critical Incident Team continues to investigate the incident. When the investigation is complete, it will be presented to the Pima County Attorney’s Office for review.
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