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Watching The Cops Title: The horrifying moment a woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot by a cop - and confronts the shaky officer who screams at her 'I told him not to reach for it!'
![]() Aftermath: Lavish Reynolds (pictured) streamed the aftermath of a police shooting on Facebook Wednesday. She told viewers that she and her boyfriend, Philando Castile, were pulled over for a busted tail light by a cop who asked to see his license. As Castile was reaching for it, the police officer shot him four times, she says ![]() Shot: Castile can be seen murmuring at the start of the video. According to Reynolds he told the cop he had a permit to carry a firearm when he reached for his license - but the cop shot anyway ![]() Cop: The officer, audibly panicky and afraid, continues to point his gun at Castile, and at one point screams 'I told him not to reach for it!' Reynolds remains calm as she confronts him: 'You told him to get his ID, sir' ![]() ![]() Castile (left) and Reynolds (right) before his tragic death. His mother, Valeria Castile, told WCCO TV her son 'lived by the law and died by the law' and he worked as a cafeteria supervisor at the J.J Hill Montessori School in St. Paul. Castile's Facebook page depicts a young man who was politically active and enjoyed partying. He had minor offences on his criminal record ![]() Crowds of protesters chanted outside the Governor's residence in Saint Paul at 3am demanding for him to 'wake up' and speak to them following the tragic shooting ![]() Community members and Black Lives Matter activists brought the police tape from the scene of where Philando Castile was shot and killed by a St. Anthony Police officer in Falcon Heights, Minnesota, to Governor Mark Dayton's residence in Saint Paul Crowds of protesters turned up outside Governor Mark Dayton's residence in Saint Paul at 3am demanding for him to 'wake up' and speak to them. They shouted 'no justice, no peace' and video shows them chanting Castile's name over and over in a moving show of unity. A man outside the Governor's house said on Twitter: 'We're protesting at the governor's mansion. The police sent two delegates to make peace. They brought their guns.' The protesters earlier formed at the scene where Castile was shot. The crowd was heard chanting 'we will stand our ground. We will not move' as an officer tried to clear the area, KARE-TV reported. Crowds also gathered outside the hospital where Castile died. In the shocking video, Castile is at first still conscious and intermittently swearing, while his head lolls around. The officer keeps his gun trained on the man.
![]() Unconscious: Castile apparently loses consciousness partway through the video. Police have confirmed that he died in hospital as a result of the gunshot wounds ![]() Detained: Other officers arrive and tell Reynolds to exit the car and get on her knees. They cuff her and say she is being detained 'until we get this all sorted out' - only at this point does she begin to cry 'You told him to get his ID, sir, you told him to get his driver's license,' she says. And suddenly the reality seems to hit her, as Castile appears to stop moving. 'Oh god, don't tell me he's dead,' she says. 'Please don't tell me my boyfriend just went like that... please don't tell me that he's gone.' The cop tells her to keep her hands 'where they are, please' and she agrees, but then goes back to chanting about her boyfriend's possible death. 'Please don't tell me this Lord, please Jesus don't tell me that he's gone.' 'Please officer don't tell me that you just did this to him. You shot four bullets into him, sir,' she says, her voice finally beginning to crack with emotion. 'He was just getting his licence and registration, sir.' At that moment, other officers are heard telling Reynolds to exit the car and walk backwards towards her. She asks if they have her daughter. In the distance a girl can be heard crying. They tell her to get on her knees while they cuff her - 'Ma'am you're just being detained right now until we just get this all sorted out, okay?' says one of the new officers. For the next few minutes all that can be seen is a clear blue sky. ![]() Dropped: The phone is dropped shortly after this point, but the officer who allegedly shot Castile can seemingly be heard shouting 'F***' several times, while Reynolds, after giving her story, begins to pray to God ![]() Handcuffed: Later, Reynolds is seen in the back of a cop car; she says she has been handcuffed, and that 'a Chinese police officer' shot her boyfriend ![]() Daughter: Her four-year-old daughter is glimpsed a couple of times. Towards the end of the video, Reynolds begins screaming in anguish, and her daughter says 'It's okay. I'm right here with you' ![]() A tearful Valeria Castile told WCCO TV that her son (seen here together) was a hard worker. Family members have told how he was a straight-A student at high school 'They threw my phone, Facebook,' Reynolds says, before finally breaking down as another siren - possibly an ambulance - is heard. 'Please no,' she wails, 'Please don't let him be gone.' Other videos shared on Twitter by one user show cops performing CPR on a prone figure - presumably Castile - and later putting up crime scene tape. At this point in Reynolds's video, a man who sounds like the first officer can be heard shouting 'F***' at several points afterward, and Reynolds is heard in the distance telling cops how the cop 'started shooting.' She then begins wailing about how Castile is a 'good man' who 'works for St Paul Public Schools... He’s never been in jail, anything. He’s not a gang member, anything.'
![]() Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) investigators process the scene where a St. Anthony police officer shot and killed Castile as he was reaching for his license ![]() A crowd of community members gather outside the Governor's Residence in Saint Paul with a 'black lives matter' sign ![]() Lawyer Nekima Levy-Pounds, president of the Minneapolis NAACP chapter, spoke outside the governor's house ![]() Hundreds of people chanted Castile's name over and over in a moving show of unity ![]() A crowd gathers across the street from where the investigation into the shooting is carried out ![]() Crowds gather in the middle of the night after the horrific video went viral on Facebook ![]() Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) investigators process the scene ![]() Women hold placards saying 'not in my name. No justice, no peace' and 'black lives matter' ![]() Protesters outside the Governor's mansion hold their hands to their faces in shock ![]() The yellow police crime scene tape was strung around the gates of the Governor's house in Saint Paul Reynolds then prays to God to protect Castile, saying: 'You know we're innocent, Lord. You know we're innocent people.' Her daughter is heard telling an officer she wants to collect her mommy's purse. Shortly afterward, the video cuts to Reynolds, sitting in a police cruiser - handcuffed, she says - with her daughter. She repeats her story and begs anyone watching to come help her at the corner of Larpenteur Avenue and Fry Street. The camera moves over to her daughter for a moment; the girl looks sad and confused. 'It was a Chinese police officer that shot him,' says Reynolds. 'He asked him for his license and registration, which was in the back of his pocket, because he keeps his wallet in his pocket. 'And as he went to reach, he let the officer know before he was reaching that he had a firearm on him, and before he can let the officer know anything, the officer took off shots. About four or five rounds was shot. 'And my boyfriend, I don't know what condition he's in, I don't know if he's okay or if he's not okay. I'm in the back seat of a police car, handcuffed... they got machine guns pointed.' Finally, Reynolds - who has mostly kept it together throughout the incident - breaks down. ![]() Castile is pictured here in a selfie that Reynolds shared on her Facebook page ![]() The 32-year-old's Facebook page says that he attended to the University of Minnesota. Clarence Castile, Philando’s uncle, said his nephew had worked at the cafeteria for 12 to 15 years 'cooking for the little kids' and described him as a 'good kid' ![]() Twitter user Wendy R shared this photo of Philando Castile at work as a cafeteria supervisor at the J.J Hill Montessorri School in St. Paul. He is said to have been much loved by the children at the school 'I f***ing-- I can't f***ing--' she stutters, before screaming. 'It's okay,' her daughter says. 'I'm right here with you.' In a statement, St. Anthony Police Department said: 'On 07-06-2016 at approximately 2100 hours, a St. Anthony Police Officer effected a traffic stop on Larpenteur and Fry in the City of Falcon Heights, Minnesota. 'During the stop, shots were fired. One adult male was taken to the hospital. We have been informed that this individual is deceased. 'No one else was injured and the BCA has been called in to investigate this officer involved shooting. A handgun was recovered from the scene. 'The BCA will provide additional information as their investigation progresses.' Castile was taken to Hennepin County Medical Center, according to The Star Tribune. Sgt. Jon Mangseth, interim chief of St. Anthony Police Department told the paper that the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has been called in to investigate. The officer involved in the shooting had worked for the force 'in excess of five years', Sgt. Jon Mangseth said. He has not been identified but Reynolds claimed he was a 'Chinese police officer' in the video. At a 2am press conference, the police chief confirmed Castile was shot by the officer at 9pm. A gun was recovered from the scene and has been sent for processing. The video had received more than 1.5million views in the four hours after it went live - and attracted a stream of horrified and angry comments. ![]() Castile's mother said : 'They killed my son. They took a good man, a hard-working man; he worked since he was 18 years old' ![]() Castile's family said he was a straight-A student at high school who graduated with honors 'Wtf man. F*** the police I swear this is bulls***,' said one. 'This is some f***ing BULLS*** I'm so tired of this s*** - the man isn't moving why do they have their guns pointed at him,' wrote another. But many replied with messages of support and love for Reynolds - nicknamed 'Diamond' - and her family. The video disappeared for around an hour after it was put up, causing angry accusations of censorship, but then returned with a 'graphic content' warning. Reynolds's entire Facebook profile also went down for the duration before returning. His distraught mother, Valeria Castile, told WCCO TV her son 'lived by the law and died by the law' and he worked as a cafeteria supervisor at the J.J Hill Montessorri School in St. Paul. She tearfully told the Star Tribune outside hospital: 'They killed my son. They took a good man, a hard-working man; he worked since he was 18 years old.' Clarence Castile, Philando’s uncle, added his nephew had worked at the cafeteria for 12 to 15 years 'cooking for the little kids' and described him as a 'good kid'. ![]() Anger: Many commenters on the Facebook video were furious about what they saw. The video went down for a short period, but later returned with a 'graphic content' warning ![]() A police man watches on as protesters gather outside the governor's house in the early hours ![]() A large banner was strung up outside the governor's house read 'stop police brutality' ![]() Investigators photographed the car that Castie was shot in near Larpenteur Avenue and Fry Street in Falcon Heights His family said he was a straight-A student at high school who graduated with honors. The parent of a child at the school Castile worked at wrote on Facebook that he was a 'good man', in a message published by Twitter user Wendy R. 'Every day he fist bumped my kids, even when they were acting up. He knew every single one by name, pushed extra food in them like a grandma, and sneaked extra graham crackers into my son's bag because Peter got a kick out of it. 'My borderline autistic son hugged him every day. You guys. This was a GOOD MAN,' he said. Castile's Facebook page depicts a young man who was politically active and enjoyed partying. He shared images of the Black Panther Party and posted the caption 'by any means necessary'. He also posted that he went to the University of Minnesota and had worked at Target. His family was reportedly blocked from seeing him in hospital. His sister Allysza Castile, 23, told the Washington Post: 'They won’t let us see him. We’ve been here probably an hour, the whole family is here, and they won’t let us see him.' Lawyer Nekima Levy-Pounds, president of the Minneapolis NAACP chapter, spoke outside the Governor's house in the early hours of Thursday morning. 'We are tired of the laws... we are tired of the demonisation of four black brothers and sisters,' she said. 'Enough is enough.' The shooting comes just days after another young black man was shot dead by police after they received a complaint about a man making threats with a gun while selling CDs outside a store in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Horrific video footage showed Alton Sterling being thrown to the ground by cops Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II. The cops are seen yelling at Sterling to 'get on the ground' before he is tackled by the officers. ![]() Alton Sterling (pictured) was killed following a confrontation outside a Baton Rouge convenience store early Tuesday morning As Sterling continues to move on the ground, the officer - believed to be Lake - reaches for his gun and then points it at the father-of-five's chest. One of the officers then yells: 'He's got a gun! Gun! You f****** move and I swear to God.' Less than two seconds later, the first shot is heard, followed quickly by another two as the startled store owner turns the camera away from the gruesome scene. Three more shots are heard as the clip ends. As Sterling lies on the ground with blood seeping from his chest, one of the officers leans over and grabs what appears to be a gun from the street seller's pocket. It is not clear whether Sterling was reaching for his gun, but he was not holding it at the time he was shot. Police took CCTV footage from the store without the owner's permission, but said they would hand it over to investigators. It also emerged that Lake has been suspended before, also following the shooting of a black man. Sterling's death sparked protests, with thousands turning out to demand justice outside the store where he was shot. ![]() Alton Sterling was shot dead when officers Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II slammed him to the floor. THey have been put on administrative leave as the Department of Justice stepped in to lead the investigation ![]() On Wednesday, thousands of people protested long into the night following the shooting of Alton Sterling by two police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana ![]() Several thousand protesters took to the streets tonight in protest at the fatal police shooting of street seller Alton Sterling ![]() Thousands marched outside the store where Sterling was shot dead by police, calling for justice and holding up 'black lives matter' signs
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If black lives matter then black people would stop putting themselves in harms way!!!! What? And stop streaming? Are you crazy? There are three kinds of people in the world: those that can add and those that can't #4. To: Justified (#1) Yeah, that'll teach those bastards with busted tail lights! Fucking scum of the earth! 'What kind of man gives cigarettes to trees?' #5. To: cranky (#3) 15 minutes of fame being a "gangster" is worth a bullet or death!
#6. To: Dead Culture Watch (#4) Yeah, that'll teach those bastards with busted tail lights! I don't know why we would call a person who has a broken tail light scum of the earth?
#7. To: Justified (#5) 15 minutes of fame You're showing your age. More like ten thousand 'likes' on fakebook. There are three kinds of people in the world: those that can add and those that can't #8. To: cranky (#0) The FBI, the Justice Department, the police forces, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court - lawless, corrupt scum.
#9. To: Justified, gatlin, grandisland, Y'ALL, dead culture watch (#6) Dead Culture Watch (#4) --- Yeah, that'll teach those bastards with busted tail lights! Fucking scum of the earth! I have good info that gatlin and grandisland both consider broken taillights as the work of the devil, Fucking scrum!!!
#10. To: Vicomte13 (#8) The FBI, the Justice Department, the police forces, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court - lawless, corrupt scum. A very sorry state of affairs, indeed. It's a good time to be old and to know I'll be gone before the worst of it comes down on the millennials. There are three kinds of people in the world: those that can add and those that can't #11. To: ALL (#0) THIS IS A TOTAL AND COMPLETE FALSE FLAG! IT NEVER HAPPENED PEOPLE!!! CRISIS ACTORS AND FAKE BLOOD ALL AROUND!!!!!
#12. To: Vinny (#11) False flag? By whom?
#13. To: Justified (#6) I don't know why we would call a person who has a broken tail light scum of the earth? Because he's BLACK, of course.
#14. To: Vinny (#11) HIS IS A TOTAL AND COMPLETE FALSE FLAG! Seems to have fooled a lot of people.
There are three kinds of people in the world: those that can add and those that can't #15. To: tpaine (#9) Lots of non scum have faulty tail lights, fuck stain. Non of those people are breaking other laws inside their car and NONE of them have a problem with a V&T stop, fix-it ticket and on their way. Then there are the people driving around with a kilo of coke and a faulty taillight... they are probably the fucking scum you speak of. The scum you like to defend like the evil defense shitbag lawyers. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح #16. To: cranky (#14) Seems to have fooled a lot of people. YEP, THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT FALSE FLAGS DO.
#17. To: cranky (#0) Handcuffed: Later, Reynolds is seen in the back of a cop car; she says she has been handcuffed, and that 'a Chinese police officer' shot her boyfriend Yellow lives matter too, beeeeotch! I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح #18. To: Deckard (#2) You should donate another $100.00 to the Black Lies Matter movement. Their stock might go up after this use of force. lol I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح #19. To: tpaine, Vicomte13 (#9) I don't know why we would call a person who has a broken tail light scum of the earth? That must be a carry over from another article. When the name calling starts I just lose interest in a subject in short time. This guy had a gun and refused to submit to the officers command and then kept trying to reach for his pocket pistol which is why he got shot. Police were told this guy was waving around a gun before they got there. This is no more than a suicide by cop which is tragic for the officers who have to deal with these animals daily. This is the problem with gangster or intercity mindset.
#20. To: GrandIsland (#15)
Dead Culture Watch (#4) --- Yeah, that'll teach those bastards with busted tail lights! Fucking scum of the earth!
I don't know why we would call a person who has a broken tail light scum of the earth? --- Justified I have good info that gatlin and grandisland both consider broken taillights as the work of the devil, Fucking scrum!!!
-- Lots of non scum have faulty tail lights, fuck stain. Non of those people are breaking other laws inside their car and NONE of them have a problem with a V&T stop, fix-it ticket and on their way. Lots of people can take a bit of sarcasm, fuckisland, and I'm laughing at your idiotic reply.. Thanks
Then there are the people driving around with a kilo of coke and a faulty taillight... they are probably the fucking scum you speak of. The scum you like to defend like the evil defense shitbag lawyers. It's completely weird to claim I'm defending 'evil defense lawyers', --- but typical of a shitbag like you. Thanks again.
#21. To: tpaine (#20) Fuck off, Paultard. lol I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح #22. To: Justified (#19)
There is NO WAY that you could know for a fact that your opinions above true. When the unsupported suppositions start I just lose interest in a posters opinions in short time.
#23. To: tpaine (#22) I watch the video. The officer kept telling him to stop reaching for his pistol. Im pretty sure thats just facts. There is no if and or buts about this one since the video shows it all. Another animal got removed from society and the police have to deal with the back lash for doing what they were paid to do. Keep law and order. If you do not want criminals killed when they resist change the law or tell the criminals to stop committing crimes which cause police to get involved.
#24. To: GrandIsland, posts his usual brilliant - fuck off - reply.. (#21) -- scum you like to defend like the evil defense shitbag lawyers
It's completely weird to claim I'm defending 'evil defense lawyers', --- but typical of a shitbag like you. Thanks again.
Fuck off, ----- Brilliant reply, as usual. Thanks.
#25. To: Justified, grandisland, -- should we disarm traffic cops? (#23) There is no if and or buts about this one since the video shows it all. The video didnt show what happened before or during the shooting. I do not want suspects killed when they supposedly resist. Let a jury sort it out.. Perhaps we need to change the laws that arm traffic cops? -- After all meter maids aren't armed, so why should a crazy like grandisland?
#26. To: tpaine (#25) The video didnt show what happened before or during the shooting. I must have watched one you didn't? "I do not want suspects killed when they supposedly resist. Let a jury sort it out.. " Who does? Sometimes reality dictates someone will die. That happened that day. All the criminal had to do is submit but he chose not too. So he was killed. You could tell the officers was wore out fighting this guy. Its not up to the officer to say hey you do not want to be arrested and I can see you will resist so im not going to arrest you because then you will fight back and then I will have to kill you or you murder me and thats just not worth enforcement of laws! So your free to go and commit more crimes and I will not arrest you because you will resist and thats a bad thing! My father gave me the best advice. Do commit crimes or be around those that do and you will not get in trouble. Kinda like abstinenceit it works every time its tried!
#27. To: tpaine (#25) Perhaps we need to change the laws that arm traffic cops? -- After all meter maids aren't armed, so why should a crazy like grandisland. It's my constitutional right to carry a gun... just like it is for every cop that puts the uniform on. How many times do I have to educate your stupid ass and keep reminding you that LE have constitutional rights to carry a gun... just like you? So why do you and the other Paultards keep suggesting that we disarm American citizen cops? You and Decktard can move to England, and be douche bags in the UK. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح #28. To: Vinny (#16) YEP, THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT FALSE FLAGS DO. But, they don't fool you, eh? Good for you. There are three kinds of people in the world: those that can add and those that can't #29. To: Justified (#26) Hillary will fix this problem pretty swiftly. It won't happen much on her watch.
#30. To: Justified (#26) (Edited) My father gave me the best advice. Do commit crimes or be around those that do and you will not get in trouble. Kinda like abstinenceit it works every time its tried! Whatever. I'm gonna take my father's advice about choosing who to debate.
#31. To: cranky (#0) (Edited) #1 Question, why is the steering wheel on the passenger side? #2 Question, the girl seems awfully calm and able to hear after a firearm was discharged into a little car, how can that be?
#32. To: GrandIsland (#27) Perhaps we need to change the laws that arm traffic cops? -- After all meter maids aren't armed, so why arm a crazy like grandisland?
It's my constitutional right to carry a gun... Mine too, but all you canaries are Constantly telling me that States have the power to restrict that right, even infringe upon it. Correct?
-- just like it is for every cop that puts the uniform on. You canary guys claim that some people can't be armed at certain times, for certain types of work. Perhaps that should apply to traffic cops on duty, like British bobbies.
How many times do I have to educate your stupid ass You've never educated anyone here on anything but your own idiocy.
--- and keep reminding you that LE have constitutional rights to carry a gun... just like you? So why do you and the others keep suggesting that we disarm American citizen cops? Because they're seemingly out of control? You're a prime example with your ludicrous ranting around here. Get a grip, -- or possibly, lose your gun, while on duty.
#33. To: jeremiad (#31) #1 Question, why is the steering wheel on the passenger side? I don't know that it is but if it is, my guess would be it was manufactured that way. #2 Question, the girl seems awfully calm and able to hear after a firearm was discharged into a little car, how can that be? I don't know that a firearm was discharged inside the car. As for the girl seeming calm, people react in many different ways in stressful situations, at least, that has been my experience. There are three kinds of people in the world: those that can add and those that can't #34. To: tpaine (#32) Mine too, but all you canaries are Constantly telling me that States have the power to restrict that right, even infringe upon it. Correct? Negative, pickle licker. I'm all for you arming yourself and having the constitutional freedom to do so. So shut your Decktard polisher. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح #35. To: tpaine (#32) Because they're seemingly out of control? You're a prime example You sound like the gun grabbing left... suggesting your peers lose their 2nd amendment rights because someone is "out of control" in your tiny mind. Come disarm me, pussy. lol I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح #36. To: Justified (#26) What was criminal about obeying the command to show id? This aint the first time it has happened either? It looks like you care less about the law and more about justifying crime.
#37. To: GrandIsland, misterwhite, roscoe, nolu Chan, gatlin y'all (#34) Mine too, but all you canaries are Constantly telling me that States have the power to restrict that right, even infringe upon it. Correct?
Negative, I'm all for you arming yourself and having the constitutional freedom to do so. Yet you pickle licking canaries keep posting about States powers to bann damn near anything, and YOU agree with anything gatlin, misterwhite, roscoe, nolu Chan, etc can post. You simply can't stop lying, even to yourself.
#38. To: tpaine (#30) Sorry wrong police shooting. I thought this was the one Louisiana. I'm just hearing about this one for the first time.
#39. To: GrandIsland, talking pussy. (#35) Come disarm me, pussy. lol Your pussy is here? Funny, seeing I don't smell her. And anytime you want to talk about disarming, you phony, we can meet in Reno. I can hardly wait to laugh out loud at the sight of you.
#40. To: tpaine (#37) Post one article I've ever posted that supports your claim, douche nozzle. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح #41. To: Vinny (#16) I don't know that this is a false flag. There is something wrong with this video though. I wonder if the bitch was devious enough to talk this seemingly clean cut black man into a little experiment, complete with her live streaming the event? They take a car with the steering wheel on the "British side", break a tail light out, and go driving. Why break the taillight and drive the car with the rare right side driving controls? To draw attention, and get a police officer to pull them over. Why get themselves pulled over? To live stream how badly the po po treat black men. Add in the part of this guy being a concealed carry, and every part of this incident is primed to get the maximum reaction out of a cop. It was just their bad luck that the cop was so mistake prone. Mistake prone because no matter what the BLM peeps and Obama say, cops are not going out of their way to kill black men. It is like BLM people think cops are street thugs of the opposite gang, and enjoy killing. This explains the lady being so preoccupied with her phone. Her seeming lack of reaction to what was 4 shots into a mid-sized car, and her friend dying right beside her. It is either that, or the entire thing was staged using special effects. That would be very hard to do though, as the local PD and many others would have to be in on it. That does not leave out the possibility of an altered video though. One made to incite maximum rage, that ended in a death instead of an awesome video....actually though, the death MAKES it an awesome video if your purpose is more hate and discontent. Exercising rights is only radical to two people, Tyrants and Slaves. Which are YOU? Our ignorance has driven us into slavery and we do not recognize it. #42. To: jeremiad (#41) They take a car with the steering wheel on the "British side", break a tail light out, and go driving. The car is a standard US car, with driving controls on the left side. This video was apparently inverted (mirrored) to make it look like the right side. The one I saw a couple days ago was properly oriented. Why this was done... it is a British site, and of course they drive or the opposite side of the road. Maybe they mirrored it for their audiences? But check the subsequent photos and you'll see a photo of the car of the victim. You'll see the steering wheel on the left side of the car as it should be.
#43. To: jeremiad (#41) This explains the lady being so preoccupied with her phone. Her seeming lack of reaction to what was 4 shots into a mid-sized car, and her friend dying right beside her. I think later on in her recording, she starts to become hysterical. Seems the reality of her boyfriend being killed starts to sink in, which maybe it hadn't in the immediate aftermath. I agree she speaks very stoically at first.
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