A shocking video shows the moment when two suspects stealing cars are riddled with bullets after crushing the cop

Authorities in Arkansas have released the video footage of the dashboard showing the time when two alleged car thieves were shot dead by police officers after spilling a police officer during a wild police chase.

In the video, officers are seen chasing a vehicle driven by Megan Rivera, 32, on January 16th.

"Angelo Brown, 30, was the pbadenger of the car allegedly stolen, according to West Memphis police, from a 72-year-old man in South Carolina.

For several minutes, Rivera leads the agents in a pursuit that sees the vehicle pick up speed and slow down several times.

The video of the dashcam shows the moment when two alleged car thieves (right in a car) were shot dead by agents after spilling a police officer during a wild police chase

At one point, footmen try to break the windows of the vehicle just before Rivera gets up and starts again. That's when she crushed one of the policemen (left on the floor)

In the video, officers pursue a vehicle driven by Megan Rivera, 32, on January 16th. "Angelo Brown (photo of the pbadenger), 30, was the pbadenger of the car allegedly stolen by the West Memphis police.

Officers try to stop the vehicle several times using a tire deflation device and putting the vehicle in a box.

But Rivera refused to stop and finally hit several patrol cars.

Towards the end of the video, a police car is seen hitting the vehicle, spinning it in the front yard of a house.

The police then try to surround the vehicle with patrol cars when one of the officers comes out with his weapon unsheathed.

At one point, footmen try to break the windows of the vehicle just before Rivera gets up and starts again.

It was at that point that she crushed one of the police officers.

Six officers then opened fire when the vehicle hit the officer, screening him with bullets. The officer was looked after and taken out of a hospital.

Rivera and Brown, who were supposed to be a couple, were declared dead on the scene.

Rivera and Brown, alleged to have been a couple, were declared dead on the scene.

On Thursday, Attorney Scott Ellington said that no charges would be filed against the West Memphis police. Ellington said the file is now closed. The car is seen after the six officers opened fire on Rivera and Brown

Authorities said the prosecution began after an officer observed the car with its high beams and the lack of registration plates.

On Thursday, Attorney Scott Ellington said that no charges would be filed against the West Memphis police.

Ellington said the file is now closed.

Although no charges have been brought against the officers, an internal investigation is still ongoing from the West Memphis police.

The six officers were put on paid administrative leave during the investigation.