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Bodycam video shows the ex-Afghan translator, who draws weapon on the police before the traffic stops during the traffic stop

Bodycam video shows the ex-Afghan translator, who draws weapon on the police before the traffic stops during the traffic stop

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Terrible Bodycam film material covered the fatal shootout of a former translator for the American armed forces in Afghanistan, who pulled a weapon on three police officers in Virginia and called: “I should have served with the damned Taliban.”

The 36-year-old Jamal Wali started an anti-American Tirade and told that he had a weapon after he was run over on April 23 during a routine traffic stop in Fairfax, Virginia, according to the camera film material.

“I have a weapon and am armed. Why did you pull me over?” Wali asks the officer who explains that the security inspection sticker on its Silver Toyota Corolla has expired from 1999.

Wali works immediately and tells the officer: “Yes, you know! Call Joe Biden or call George Bush!”

In the clip, Wali informs the first police officer that he has no driver's license or registration

In the clip, Wali informs the first police officer that he has no driver's license or registration ((Fairfax County police department)))

“I don't have a driver's license,” he adds, “go back, sit in the damn car and go.”

The 36-year-old becomes more aggressive and tells the police officer that he has no vehicle registration. Then he refused to give his identification or share his name – and then tried to reach for his weapon, which asked the officer to call the backup.

“I should have served with damn Taliban,” shouted Wali before I added, “they are better than you.”

Wali fired at the officers before being turned fatally, and the video shows

Wali fired at the officers before being turned fatally, and the video shows ((Fairfax County police department)))

While he was waiting for other officers, Wali continued his angry Tirade against the United States and claimed that the government “brought him here” after serving as a translator for American armed forces in Afghanistan, and now he could not leave.

“I can't get a job. I can't get a disability. And you took my F *** ING license because I can't pay for the insurance. So why do you try to kill me?” he asks.

Just when the backup officers arrive, Wali warns the first police officer: “Don't reach for your weapon.”

The video shows that the officer who had stopped Wali to demand a backup.

The video shows that the officer who had stopped Wali to demand a backup. ((Fairfax County police department)))

The video shows an officer who has just arrived, he packed Wali on the wrist when he seemed when he offered an ID card.

When he was grabbed, Wali pulled out his pistol and fired several shots in a matter of seconds and hit the officers in the upper arms and elbows, Fox 5 DC reported.

One of the backup officers on the passenger side of the car immediately returned fire and hit Wali with four balls.

Two of the police were injured at the shootout

Two of the police were injured at the shootout ((Fairfax County police department)))

Wali received life -saving measures from the police, but was later declared dead in a local hospital.

The two wounded officials were treated for non -life -threatening injuries.

The three officials involved in this incident are described as veterans of the Fairfax County Police Department at 19, 18 years and three years of experience.

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