Jeff McAdam, a journalist for the American medium ‘Fox 5’, was covering the cancellation of the San Diego Comic-con face-to-face event, when a few shots caught his attention.
At that moment, McAdam interrupted the information he was giving, stepped out of the camera frame, and as his camera focused on what had happened, he began to describe what he was seeing.
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The reporter ‘bumped into’ a dangerous cover.
The video shows two parked cars (one private and one belonging to the police) and several shots are heard.
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The next day, the San Diego Police Department released a report explaining what had happened.
According to the statement, the police officer had a car parked because its driver violated a traffic rule.
The police then asked the civilian to get out of the car to carry out other checks and, at that moment, the person was come down with a gun and started firing.
This gave rise to the response of the officer, who then arrested the man with the help of support units who arrived at the scene.
Although the exchange of gunfire did not kill anyone, a passerby was about to be injuredWell, according to the narration, an object he was carrying in one of the back pockets of his pants saved him from receiving the impact of the bullet on that part of his body.
Police statement on the shootings last night. They said the 29-year-old driver appeared to be deteriorating, the officer asked him to get out of his car before the shooting started. @ fox5sandiego pic.twitter.com/lvKmbBzTVV
– Jeff McAdam (@JeffMcAdamTV) March 2, 2021
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According to the document published by the city police department, the San Diego Homicide Police Unit will be in charge to continue with the research of the crossfire that occurred between a 29-year-old Hispanic man and the officer who has been working with San Diego police for more than three years.
Regarding how the passerby was saved from being hit by the projectile, the journalist who witnessed the events made a post on his Twitter account in which he said that the San Diego Police Department categorized this as a ‘miracle’.
Update: Police say a “miracle” happened. While no one technically “injured” the shooting outside the convention center, a stray bullet hit a spectator, but something in his pocket stopped him.
– Jeff McAdam (@JeffMcAdamTV) March 2, 2021
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