On September 2, 2024, Dallas police released portions of an edited dashcam video showing the fatal shooting last week of the man who killed Officer Darron Burks and injured two other officers. The 40-second dashcam video from the end of the pursuit of the suspect in Lewisville shows the suspect, identified as Corey Cobb-Bey, 30, getting out of a vehicle with a firearm in hand, and walking toward officers. Officers can be heard ordering Cobb-Bey to drop the gun before officers begin firing at him. Dallas Police Deputy Chief William Griffith said Cobb-Bey, 30, parked his white Buick in the 900 block of East Ledbetter Drive shortly after 10 p.m. Aug. 29. About two minutes later, officer Burks arrived and parked near the front of the facilities for the community organization For Oak Cliff between call assignments, according to police. Cobb-Bey approached Burks and briefly spoke to him through the driver’s side window of his squad car, appearing to record the encounter on his cell phone, Griffith said. “The suspect then pulls out a handgun and executes officer Burks as he sat in his vehicle,” he said. “At this point, a police dispatcher noticed an unusual transmission from officer Burks’ radio. The dispatcher attempted to contact officer Burks, who does not respond.” The dispatcher found Burks via GPS and sent officers to check on him and the suspect went back to his vehicle, took out a shotgun and placed it on the roof of Burks’ squad car, Griffith said. FULL STORY: https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/crime/dallas-police-release-dashcam-video-related-shooting-incident-killed-officer-darron-burks-injured-two-other-officers/287-10dc8374-7cdb-49ff-b1b8-7ec1163a2076