Body, dash camera video released from fatal shooting of Black man by Waukegan police

Body camera footage released by Waukegan, Illinois, police shows the moments before the police shooting that killed a Black man and wounded a woman last week.

The shooting occurred just before midnight after an officer "was investigating an occupied vehicle," and the car fled, police said in a news release last week.

The body camera footage released Wednesday did not show the officer approaching the vehicle but began when he asked for the couple’s names.

In the body camera footage, the officer can be heard telling Stinnette three times that he is under arrest.

The footage shows the officer telling Stinnette to exit the vehicle, with his hand on the car, when Williams speeds off.

In dash camera footage from a second officer, the officer who fired the shots, Williams is seen turning out in front of the police car and driving, with an officer in pursuit.

I kept screaming, 'I don't have a gun!' but he kept shooting," Williams said.

The audio from the video does not make clear whether Williams made the statements as the officer fired.

Body camera footage from the second officer picks up after the shooting, with the officer standing across the street from Williams and Stinnette, who remain in the car near a building.

That video begins with Williams yelling that the couple “didn’t do anything wrong” at the officer who fired the shots.

The officer said in his account that he got out of his car, but the vehicle began to reverse and the officer fired "in fear of his safety," according to a police news release last week

The s body-worn camera of the officer who fired was not activated to properly archive the time of the shooting, Waukegan Mayor Sam Cunningham said in a statement with the footage release Wednesday