A chilling moment, a woman yells, "I'm pregnant" a few seconds before the police shoot him.

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THIS is the horrible moment when a woman shouted "I'm pregnant" to a policeman just seconds before he was shot.

The heart-wrenching film, filmed last night, begins with the woman, aged 45, who repeats several times: "I'm actually going home," while she leaves her parked car in Texas.

This woman, said to be 45 years old, said that the policewoman — This 45-year-old woman claimed that the policewoman was "harassing her"

The agent seems to taser the woman, while she rolls to the ground

American rapper Chris Landry took a screenshot of the police statement before she apparently deleted her Facebook account.

One can see witnesses frozen in the dark while watching the horror unfold around 4am (10pm local time).

Baytown police described the officer as "an 11-year-old veteran" in the force.

Lt. Steve Dorris stated that the officer had already met the woman several times and that he knew that she had "outstanding arrest warrants".

The footage shows that the officer tried to catch the woman, but she dodged and continues to walk from her car.

Just after she screams, "You are harassing me", you hear the sound of a glass breaking on the floor.

At this point, the officer fired a Taser at her and she fell directly into the ground.

"SHE WAS NOT A BAD PERSON"

To try to prevent it from rolling on the ground, the agent leans over and catches it.

The witness filming the incident can be heard sighing muttering, "damn", the agent showing no sign of stopping trying to restrain her.

The woman then shouts "I'm pregnant" before I manage to dismiss the officer.

We hear five shots.

It was not confirmed whether she was actually pregnant, but Bayton Police stated that she had died on the scene.

In a statement posted on their Facebook account, Lt. Steve Dorris said: "It is very early in the investigation, but what the detectives have learned so far, is that it's all right. one of our officers, an 11-year veteran of the department, was patrolling a 1600-block building on Garth Road when he met a 45-year-old woman whom he knew from previous encounters and knew that she had exceptional mandates.

"VETERAN AGENT"

"The officer contacted the woman and tried to arrest him at that time, a fight ensued, forcing him to deploy his service and issued a Taser to the woman.

"It appears that while the officer was attempting to handcuff the woman, she was able to take control of her stun gun and turned it over against the Tasing agent, which caused her to stop. forced to fire his service weapon and to shoot the woman several times, striking her at least once. "

The Facebook account of Baytown Police seems to have been removed.