Bodycam video shows Seattle SWAT team members breaching a barricade situation and finding the suspect with his pants around his ankles before they rescued two women.
Hostage negotiators attempted to reason with the suspect – who allegedly made threats to harm both victims."This prompted SWAT to launch," police explained.
After they tackled him, he repeatedly said,"Shoot me . . . shoot me right now," the newly released footage shows. Police didn't specify exactly where the incident happened, but said it took place on 15th Avenue West in Queen Anne, where the city's Downtown Emergency Service Center has a homeless shelter and office.
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