Weatherford police released additional video footage of a shootout between officers and a suspect who was later discovered to be a person of interest in a homicide in Michigan.
Police in Weatherford say on Christmas Eve they approached the suspect's car after receiving a call from a woman inAccording to the caller her AirPods pinged to an address in Weatherford.
When police arrived at the location the driver took off leading police on a chase across the city before eventually crashing into an uninvolved car at Ric Williamson Memorial Highway and HWY 180.After the crash the suspect gets out of the car and starts shooting at the officers. Body camera video from one the officers one scene shows him dropping to the ground for cover as the officer and suspect exchange gunfire.
Video from a nearby home shows the suspect hop a fence and run onto the median, firing back at the officers as he runs.In altered body camera video you can hear officers talking about applying tourniquets to the man's body.Michael Delaney Delaney was named a person of interest in a homicide on Dec. 17 in Benton Township, Michigan, about an hour south of Grand Rapids.
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