Home Security Camera Video Shows Deadly Police-Involved Shooting

By Glenn McEntyre Saturday October 11, 2014 11:00 PM UPDATED: Saturday October 11, 2014 11:33 PM

Home security camera video captured the confrontation between Columbus police and robbery suspects that left two people dead.

The video emerged Saturday as police released new information on the deadly confrontation.

Police said the incident started with an armed robbery Friday night at the Dollar General store on Alum Creek Drive. Police confronted and killed two of the suspects as they were trying to get away.

They are withholding the names of the two people killed by officers while they notify their families. Officers have identified the two suspects in custody as 20 year old Aarin Clinkscale and 17 year old Savon Dearmond.

Security camera video obtained by 10tv shows the suspect vehicle parking on Greenery Drive, one block away from the Dollar General store. Two figures get out of the car, and walk away. The car then pulls forward, turns around, and re-parks across the street. Approximately five minutes later, the video shows two figures returning to the car. They walk just past it, then turn around and appear to get in the back seat. Before the car door is pulled closed, police move in from behind and in front, penning in the suspects' vehicle. Officers emerge from their vehicles, the back door of the suspects' vehicle opens, and a suspect runs toward the rear of the car. He suddenly drops to the ground, presumably the moment he was shot by police.

The shooting happened just outside Sharon Prilaman's home. She and her 9 year old son were in their living room when she said they first heard intense yelling. "My son went to go to the window. I said, 'Bobby get away from the window! Something could be going on.' And by the time I go to get up, I hear buh-boom buh-boom boom-boom. I immediately grab my son, pull him to the floor. I got over top of him. We crawled to the bathroom." said Prilaman.

She called 911, and the operator told her police were on the scene.

That's because they had staked out the store after a series of hold-ups at Dollar Generals. They were already in place when they said the suspects held employees and customers at gunpoint. And when the suspects tried to escape, they were surrounded.

Prilaman saw one of the bodies lying in the street covered with a sheet. "It's just heartbreaking and it's sad and you wonder, what made them do this? What made them go this way? Why?" Prilaman asked.

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Home Security Camera Video Shows Deadly Police-Involved Shooting