In Alaska, the Anchorage Police Department shot and killed Kristopher Handy, following several 911 calls by a neighbor alleging a domestic disturbance and that Handy had a gun and was waiting for law enforcement to arrive. By the time they arrived, Handy, who had gone back inside the apartment, emerged from the apartment holding a shotgun in one hand. Officers opened fire, killing him. At their initial press conference, the APD said that Handy “raised the longarm towards the officers” prior to deadly force being used. But then neighbors produced surveillance footage showing that Handy did not actually make any movement towards raising the shotgun prior to being shot.

Here’s the raw footage showing the moment he was shot – a view not captured on the officers’ body cams, at least one of which was covered:

Here’s the full video released by the APD.

Here’s the 9th Circuit opinion in Calonge v. City of San Jose, 22-16495 (9th Cir. Jun 07, 2024) that was discussed the video:

Here’s the full video from the Colonge shooting, including Officer Carboni’s bodycam footage.

Here’s the media report on the female juvenile recently shot and killed by the APD.