A fatal shooting occurred near a YMCA in Austin, involving officers and a suspect. The Austin police have identified the man who was fatally shot.
Body camera video from the incident has been released, providing more information about what happened.
Further details about the shooting are expected to be released by Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis, along with additional body camera video, although the specifics of what will be shared are not yet known.
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