Footage shows teen shot dead for pointing gun at Baltimore cop

Shocking moment 18-year-old serial offender is shot dead a fraction of a second after pointing his gun at a cop

This is the shocking moment a Baltimore teenager fleeing a police officer spins and points his gun at the cop – only to be shot dead.

The bodycam footage, released by Baltimore Police Department, came at the end of a chase between Detective David Kincaid Jr and Curtis Deal, 18, in West Baltimore on Tuesday.

Police say Deal, who was out on $250,000 bond, jumped out of a car Kincaid was following on Tuesday and ran. Kincaid cut the youth off as he exited an alley, resulting in the violent scene. 

Deal comes sprinting out of the alley, carrying a large silver pistol in his right hand.

Shot: Curtis Deal (left), 18, was shot dead on Tuesday in West Baltimore by a cop Armed: Bodycam footage shows Curtis lifting his pistol at Detective David Kincaid just before he is killed

Shot: Curtis Deal (left), 18, was shot dead on Tuesday in West Baltimore by a cop. Bodycam footage shows Curtis lifting his pistol at Detective David Kincaid just before he is killed


Kincaid shouts for the young man to stop, and raises his sidearm. At precisely the same time, Deal – looking surprised – raises his own gun at the officer.

The bodycam is pointed away from Deal as the four fatal shots are fired. It returns as Deal tumbles to the ground, the pistol clattering away from him. Deal did not fire the weapon.

Kincaid calls in shots fired as another cop approaches Deal. The stricken youth tries to get up briefly, but both police tell him not to move.

Deal was hit in the abdomen, hip and finger, and died of his injuries.

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