Bodycam footage from a police encounter in New Castle County has sparked controversy after the shooting of Lymond Moses. The incident, captured on video, has raised questions about police tactics and use of force.

In the footage, officers can be seen approaching Moses, who was reportedly sleeping in a car. The officers claim they were investigating suspicious activity related to stolen vehicles. Despite Moses’ assertion that the car belonged to his mother and was not stolen, tensions quickly escalated.

As the situation unfolds, officers repeatedly instruct Moses to exit the vehicle. At one point, Moses appears to attempt to drive away, prompting one officer to yell, “Don’t do it.” Moments later, shots are fired, and Moses is struck.

The circumstances leading up to the shooting are under scrutiny, with many questioning whether lethal force was necessary. Critics argue that Moses did not pose an immediate threat to the officers and that non-lethal methods could have been employed to de-escalate the situation.

Moses’ family and community activists are calling for a thorough investigation into the incident. They demand accountability for the officers involved and justice for Moses, who remains hospitalized.

Meanwhile, the New Castle County Police Department has launched an internal investigation into the shooting. The officers present during the incident have been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation.

As the investigation unfolds, the shooting of Lymond Moses has reignited conversations about police reform and the need for increased accountability in law enforcement. Many are calling for changes to police training and protocols to prevent similar tragedies in the future.