Police publication video of the April officer Shooting

Concord – A man who is accused of showing a weapon on the Concord police officers when he fled from a traffic freeze last month, clearly reaches for his ankle and later seems to be focused on the police, as the video published by the department can be seen.

The public prosecutor accused Eric Foreman, 37, from Richmond, two cases of attempted murder and two attacks on a peace representative after the confrontation on April 3. According to prison files, he stays in prison in the Martinez Health office instead of a deposit of 4.4 million US dollars.

The police said that the police – the second in less than two months in which the police officers were involved – did not injure anyone. Foreman has not fired any shots.

In an explanation that was published together with the video and monitoring security video of the incident, which was published by Officer Body, the police identified the two officials who were dismissed as Michael Kinnison and Michael Schneider.

The chaos began around 10:10 p.m. when Kinnison tried to run for Foreman in the Ellis Street near the Clayton Road. At some point in this process, Foreman met another car in a parking lot, the police said. Then he got out of the car and tried to walk through an apartment complex, the police said.

The video of Kinison's body camera shows Kinnison, the “Stop, Stop!” And draws his weapon when he begins to run to Foreman. The chase goes through the parking lot and over the Clayton Road and into the parking lot of the pet on Willow Pass Road.

Concord Police published Officer Body-Camera film material from a police on April 3, 2025, in which two Concord officials and Eric Foreman (37) from Richmond were involved. Nobody was injured and foreman, who supposedly focused on officers, but did not fire, was charged with two cases of attempted murder and two reasons for a peace officer. (Concord Police Department)

The Kinnison body camera shows Foreman, who stops in the parking lot, grabs his ankle and pulls a weapon. It also shows the apparent run of the weapon in Kinnison towards the towards the direction. Two statues from the same video also seem to show foreman who show the weapon.

The security video, which is included in a Concord Police declaration, also recorded the scene and clearly shows how foremen grab his ankle and appear to have appeared with a weapon that he points to Kinnison. The video then shows the following shots that falls for the foreman, stands up and continues.

Kinnison's body camera captures the sound of nine apparent shots.

The police said that after these shots, Foreman continued to ran the weapon towards Clayton Road, where Schneider saw him. Schneider's camera worn by the body captures him and writes foreman to drop the gun!

Schneider then grabs the patrol car and fires his gun, video shows and the police said. This shots occurred when Foreman runs to the Sutter Plaza parking lot in the 1800 block of the Sutter Street, the police said.

Security videos of a company published by the police published by the police also seems to show foreman who shows a Gun Schneider.

A police dog with the Sheriff's office of the Contra Costa led the MPs to Foreman about an hour later after the authorities surrounded the area. Foreman suffered some unknown police dog injuries, but was later released from a hospital.

The police said they had foreman ownership of a invited FN-Fün-Sieben pistol with a living round in the chamber and a shot pressure that indicates that it was fired.

The sheriff's office also used a team of drones to find foreman, and officers from Pittsburg and Pleasant Hill also helped to surround the area.

Court files show that the prosecutors also accuse forecast of disabilities for civil servants.

Originally published: May 21, 2025 at 2:31 p.m. PDT

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