Napa County, Calif. releases body cam footage of officer-involved shooting A sheriff's department in Northern California"released body-cam footage of a recent shooting, showing how one deputy responded to a sudden attack. One America's Rachel Walker has more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuNny3CsaJM Article: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/02/20/watch-suspect-shoots-deputy-point-blank-range-gets-killed/ The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the shooting occurred on February 17, 2019, as Napa County Sheriff’s deputy Riley Jarecki checked on a parked car. Forty-three-year-old Javier Hernandez Morales was sitting in the driver’s seat when Jarecki approached and asked if she could check the vehicle. Jarecki said, “Wait right there, don’t move, okay?” Morales motioned in compliance and remained in the driver’s seat. Jarecki came around to the driver’s side of the vehicle and asked Morales to roll down the window. He rolled it down then allegedly pulled a gun with no warning and fired a shot at point-blank range. Morales missed, and Jarecki opened fire. Deputy Jarecki was not wounded in the exchange, but Morales was pronounced dead at the scene. Police determined that Morales shot at Jarecki with a .22 revolver. A .22 rifle was also discovered in the car. Morales “had at least five prior arrests for violations including possession of a concealed and loaded firearm, assault on a peace officer and driving under the influence.” There was no confirmation as to whether he was convicted on any of those counts.