LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — We're learning more about the response by authorities after two people were shot and killed inside a Smith's grocery store on May 12.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department released two additional videos from officers' body-worn cameras on Friday, June 26, and another video on Tuesday, June 30.
WARNING: This video may be considered disturbing to some. Viewer discretion is advised.
In the first video, you see the officer responding to the incident and once on scene, he appears to locate the victims, identified as Amanda and Victor Frias.
Court documents revealed that Amanda and suspect Alejandro Estrada had two children in common.
In Estrada's arrest report, it was discovered that Estrada told his roommate that he believed Amanda would take him to court regarding a child support issue about two weeks before the shooting.
In a second video also released on Friday, you see an officer respond to the scene, speaking to witnesses outside the building.
WARNING: This video may be considered disturbing to some. Viewer discretion is advised.
The officer speaks with bystanders as well as store employees who had worked with Amanda and Victor at that Smith's location.
The officer then goes inside the building to make sure it has been cleared of any other bystanders.
As the officer is working to clear the building, he finds an employee who was hiding in the bathroom, overcome with emotion from the incident.
In the video released on Tuesday, another perspective of an officer responding to the scene was shown.
In the bodycam video, the officer worked to get everyone out of the store and gathered witnesses at a nearby KFC. Some witnesses were emotional following the shooting.
The officer also spoke with one of the good Samaritans, Merconie Clark, who helped take down the suspect outside of the store after the shooting:
WARNING: This video may be considered disturbing to some. Viewer discretion is advised.
LVMPD previously released video showing the officer who found bystanders apprehending Estrada in the pharmacy drive-through area.
Estrada is now facing numerous charges, including open murder with a deadly weapon, eight counts of discharging a gun within a structure, and aggravated stalking.
Since his indictment by a Grand Jury on June 26, he will return to court on July 1.
