A Florida teen shot his father dead which prompted the mother to call the cops. As the officials arrived, the teen killed his mother and then fired at the cops. The horrific gunfighting was caught on the body camera of one of the officers who received injuring in the shootout in which the killer teen was gunned down.
A 19-year-old
Florida teen
shot his parents dead at their home and they shot at the police officers who responded to the frantic call of a woman (the teen's mother) who said her husband was shot dead and that her son was then coming after her. A shocking video of the Saturday night incident has now been released by the police -- the bodycam video of the injured police officer.
The 'monster' teenager later died in the horrific shootout.
New York Post reported that Christos Alexander Themelis Jr fatally shot his 51-year-old father Christos Byron Themelis inside the home and then his 48-year-old mother Rebecca Ann Themelis on the front lawn in front of officers shortly after 11 pm.
The cops saw Christos blasting his mother in the back of the head as she was walking to the cops. Cops reached the house and was trying to disarm the teenager when he shot his mother at the back. "Listen, we don't want to hurt you. Just let your mom walk towards us," the officer said as he was instructing his mother to come towards them. His voice was drowned in bullet sounds that killed the woman. What followed was a horrific gun fight with the teen firing at the officers and one of them receiving severe injuries. The teenager was shot dead.
Sharing the bodycam video on social media, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office added a note that the video was from the body camera of Deputy Shane McGough, the deputy who sustained a gunshot wound to his leg.
"To see this situation unfold is truly scary," said Sheriff Chronister. "There is no doubt that the swift response of our deputies mitigated the threat for this community. Please keep Deputy McGough and his family in your prayers as he recovers from surgery this morning," the message added.
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