VIDEO: Police shot a woman who stabbed her therapist

At the moment the police shoot and rescue a therapist from the woman who stabbed her

A woman was shot by two policemen to stop her stabbing her therapist in Los Angeles, United States. The moment has been seized and released by the authorities this week.

The video and audio of a call made by the therapist at 911, were presented in evidence at the Orange County Attorney's Office for determine the innocence of the two police officerswho shot against Katherine Brazeau.

In the recording, you can see Katherine entering Jacki Stevens' office with a huge hunting knifeon the morning of May 31st of last year, despite the fact that the therapist issued a restraining order.

Minutes after, Jacki frantically calls 911 to report that she was attacked by her ex-patient. "They stabbed me," said the therapist to the operator, who listened when Brazeau shouted "you're going to die."

Before the call for help, two officers came to the office where they had to force the door to enter. Everything was recorded by the camera.

After knocking the door a few times, the police entered the building where Katherine Brazeau was with her victim entrenched and they could see her while she was holding the knife.

In the recording, we hear police officers asking the attacker to lower the knife, but she resisted and approached her therapist with the intention of stabbing her.

"Shoot me," said Brazeau to the officers, who opened fire when the woman's attitude became impossible to control. and he moved the knife directly into Stevens' heart.

The woman fell to the ground and the officers did the CPR, but he died on the spot; while the therapist was taken to the hospital for the injury caused by the knife on his back.

The district attorney's office said Jacki Stevens was treating mental health since 2015, by traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder and bipolar disorder.

Relations between the two women worsened when Brazeau self-inflicted and threatened Stevens last year. decided not to treat her because of her "destructive decisions".

Given that, the therapist treated a prohibition order that did not stop Katherine I send you SMS and emails with threats.

Nearly one year after the attack, the two police officers were acquitted, the prosecutor having ruled that there was no criminal behavior on their part.