A corpse of the Arizona police shows a 14-year-old boy on the run before being shot by a police officer

Arizona police released a camera stating a 14-year-old boy – who was wearing an airsoft model replica of 1911 – fleeing the officer before being shot Tuesday in an alley.

identified by his family as Antonio Arce, died Tuesday after being shot by a bullet fired by officer Jean, police said. The officer was responding to a break in a Tempe alley when he saw the teenager in a gray pickup truck facing his squad's car.

In the video released by the police, Jaen arrives at the scene and parks the car of the squad. in the driveway, squatting behind a barrel of trash and saying, "Hey."

The officer pulls out his handgun while the teenager comes out on the passenger side of the truck and starts running in the driveway lined with a wooden fence and a chain link. and concrete block. The police first announced that the "suspect had turned to the officer" who had then "perceived a threat and fired with his service weapon", but the video shows the police officer. fleeing teenager, reported KNXV.

"Let me see your hands," Jaen yells and fires twice as the teen escapes. "A shot, a shot," shouts the policeman as he pursues the teenager in the driveway.

A photo of evidence of what the police say, according to Tempe, Arizona, is the replica of a handgun found on a boy shot by an officer.
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"He has a handgun, he has a handgun," Jaen shouts later. The video ends before the officer reaches Arce's body.

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The teenager was hit at the back of the blade. The second shot fired by Jaen hit a wall, said Tempe Police Chief Sylvia Moir, who asked the public to suspend her judgment until the end of the investigation into the fatal murder.

The camera shows that the teen held an object in hand, but did not clearly identify it as a replica handgun. Two witnesses told the police that they saw the boy carrying an object that appeared to be a firearm.

The police then said they found a replica firearm on the teenager.

According to the police, police reportedly saw Antonio Arce robbing a car and he ran away with what appeared to be a handgun. During the lawsuit, the police stated that he had turned to the police and that one of them had opened fire on him. He died in a hospital. The gun turned out to be an airsoft gun that would have been taken from the car.

Arce was taken to the hospital where he died later.

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His family and friends organized a vigil for Arce on Saturday while they were recuperating. more information to be published on the set. The brother of Arce said that the teenager had left the officer because he was afraid, reported FOX10.

"I did not know it would hurt so much, my boy … at this place, it's here that my son, a 14-year-old child who does not know the difference between what is good and what is wrong because he has not lived enough a long time ago, "said Arce's parents during the vigil.

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The Tempe police are investigating the shooting. Tempe police for 14 years, was put on administrative leave.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.