Woman Gets Shot By Arizona Cops After Firing a Gun At Them- News 360 Tv
Channel: News 360 Tv
Date: 24/07/2020

A woman was shot and seriously injured in Phoenix, Arizona after she pulled a gun and fired at police officers.
The woman, named as 24-year-old Jovana Kelsey McCreary, was approached by officers after reports of a gun being fired. When McCreary denied having a gun, they searched her belongings, finding ammunition and illegal drugs.
Footage from the officers’ bodycams shows McCreary pulling a gun as they try to place her under arrest. She fires shots at the officers before attempting to run away, gun still in hand.
Two of the officers fire at McCreary, who is hit twice and falls to the ground screaming. Apparently, getting shot hurts.
According to the Phoenix PD, she was taken to the hospital in critical condition but survived her injuries.
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News 360 tv does not own the rights to these video clips. They have, in accordance with fair use, been repurposed with the intent of educating and inspiring others. However, if any content owners would like their images removed, please contact us by email arvindsharma007@gmail.com Phoenix, Arizona — The Phoenix Police Department released body camera footage from an officer-involved shooting near a hotel in the area of 10400 N. Black Canyon Highway. The incident happened July 8, 2020 at approximately 6:56 a.m. According to a 911 call, a man stated that his roommate was "becoming crazy," and he had kicked her out. He went on to say that she "shot a gun," which was determined to have occurred outside the apartment. The responding officers all had body worn cameras. When the officers arrived on scene, they met the caller who showed them where the woman had shot the gun. He then spotted the woman near a parking lot on the north side of the hotel and directed the officers to the woman, who was later identified as 24-year-old Jovana Kelsey McCreary. Two officers and a sergeant contacted McCreary. 

One of the officers asked her if she had a firearm. She said she did not. She also denied firing a gun. The officers talked with McCreary for nearly seven minutes. With her permission, they searched her bag and found ammunition. They also found illegal drugs inside. At the same time, it was also discovered she had an outstanding misdemeanor warrant for her arrest. One of the officers took her hand to handcuff her. McCreary struggled to get away and pulled a handgun from her waist area. As the struggle continued, McCreary fired the gun, narrowly missing the officers. The two officers drew their weapons and fired at McCreary, who still had the gun in her hand. McCreary was struck twice, dropped the gun, and hit the ground. Officers on scene provided first aid to McCreary. Phoenix Fire Department personnel arrived and took over first aid. She was transported to a hospital in critical condition but survived her injuries. No officers or bystanders were injured during this incident.