Wild Incident Between 2 NYPD Officers And Man With A Knife Leaves In The Subway Leaves 4 People Shot, 2 In Critical Condition

The New York City Police Department released body camera footage of an officer-involved shooting at a subway station in Brooklyn in which multiple people were injured, including a suspect, an officer and several bystanders.

The video of the incident that happened on Sunday shows the interactions Officers Edmund Mays and Alex Wong had with the suspect, 37-year-old Derrell Mickles, and the shooting that prompted criticism of the officers' handling of the situation.

Mickles was seen entering the Sutter Avenue train station in Brownsville without paying, jumping the turnstile just before 3 p.m. on Sunday before leaving the station. Minutes later, he returns through the emergency door with a knife in his hand.

Officers notice him and eventually follow him up the stairs and onto the platform. Mickles at one point shouts at the officers, "don't touch me" and "don't make me kill you."

When the train approaches, Mickles enters with a knife still in his hand.

Officers follow him inside and instruct him to drop the knife. The officers then deployed their tasers, which appeared to be ineffective in stopping Mickles as he continued to move through the train and onto the platform.

After the officers reach the platform, they again order Mickles to drop the knife.

Mickles began to charge toward the officers, who opened fire. Police said the two officers fired a total of nine shots.