San Francisco police have released videos depicting the sequence of events leading to the fatal shooting of 28-year-old Alexander Antonio Lopez last week.

The footage shows Lopez firing at officers while attempting to flee from them before he was shot.

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The videos, including surveillance footage and officer-worn camera footage, were made public as part of the mandated town hall following police-involved shootings.

The footage revealed Lopez twisting around and aiming a gun at Officer Paul Balza, who had responded to a call regarding a stolen scooter on July 21.

As Officer Balza shot at Lopez three times, the third bullet struck Lopez’s torso, causing him to collapse onto the street.

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The gun landed about 10 feet from Lopez, who was still alive and moving.

Subsequently, Balza, along with his partner and other officers, positioned themselves behind a nearby car and instructed Lopez to refrain from reaching for the gun, cautioning him that any such attempt would result in further action.

Despite the police instructions, a witness stated that Lopez’s girlfriend, who was present at the scene, called for medical assistance as police approached him.

After being detained, Lopez received medical attention and was transported to a hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries.

The series of events began with a 911 call reporting the theft of a scooter at the United Nations Plaza, allegedly by an individual armed with a firearm.

Approximately thirty minutes later, police officers spotted a man matching the description of the suspect – a 20-40-year-old white man, around 5 feet 6 inches tall, wearing a blue and white sweater and dark bottoms – and attempted to apprehend him. However, Lopez attempted to evade capture, prompting the pursuit by Officer Balza.