Tennessee police have released the dashcam video showing the Chattanooga shooter, accused of killing four Marines and a Navy sailor, during his April 20, 2015 arrest for driving under the influence. The arrest occurred approximately three months before Mohammod Youssof Abdulazeez allegedly attacked military facilities in Chattanooga on July 17.
In the video, Abdulazeez can be seen weaving all over the road. When the cops pull him over and confront him, one of the officers notices that he has “a lot of pills” in his car. Abdulazeez claims he hadn’t been drinking. Abdulazeez also has trouble walking during a sobriety test. He then tells the officers that he’s very tired, not under the influence.
Abdulazeez then tries name-dropping a supposed police officer friend to the arresting officers.
Abdulazeez was identified by the FBI as the gunman who fatally shot four Marines and wounded a police officer in shootings at two military recruiting and training centers in Chattanooga, Tennessee. There is suspicion he may have been inspired by ISIS. Read more about him here.