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The gathering public appearing shocked, concerned about the other officers restraining Floyd until he lost consciousness and later died.

Welcome to watchmojo and today we're counting down our picks for the top 20 most impactful, disturbing and profoundly significant incidents captured by body worn cameras, recognizing the critical role these recordings have played in our understanding of these events.

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Demons and voices, that is confessed Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz moments after being captured by police.

Number 20 Pulse nightclub attack the horrifying events of June 12, 2016, saw the deadliest mass shooting in US history at the time unfold at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

Body cam footage vividly captures the sheer terror and chaos as law enforcement converged on the scene amidst the sounds of sustained gunfire from an AR15 style rifle and the screams of victims.

The recordings show officers, including those from the Orlando Police Department, making entry, navigating through the carnage and attempting to locate and neutralize the shooter, Omar Mateen.

The raw footage highlights first responders who ran toward immediate danger, not knowing where the assailant was or what further threats awaited them in the crowded club where 49 people were killed.

The focal point of a nation still reeling from the carnage that took place just up the street at the Pulse nightclub.

Number 19 January 6 United States Capitol attack the unprecedented assault on the U.S.

on January 6, 2021, was chronicled from numerous angles, but

body cams offered an especially visceral perspective from the front lines.

To use a favorite term that all of you people really came up with, we will stop the steal.

capitol Police and Metropolitan Police Department officers, allowed for an unvarnished view of the chaos and violence.

As threatened, thousands of rioters breached security and clashed with outnumbered law enforcement officers intent on disrupting the certification of the 2020 presidential election, which Joe Biden won.

Footage showed officers being overwhelmed, attacked with improvised weapons like flagpoles and chemical irritants, and

struggling to contain the surging crowds.

It captured the raw fear, the physical toll and the desperate efforts of police to defend the Capitol and the lawmakers inside, people were saying, well, this just can't happen.

And these groups of folks, they can't do that.

Number 18 Boulder Shooting On March 22, 2021, a mass shooting at a King Soopers grocery store in Boulder, Colorado tragically claimed 10 lives, including that of Officer Eric Talley, an 11 year veteran of the Boulder Police Department who was among the first to Respond.

He died charging into the line of fire to save people who were simply trying to live their lives and go food shopping.

Body cam footage gives a harrowing first person account of the initial moments as police enter the store.

They show the disciplined and courageous approach of law enforcement as they systematically clear aisles searching for the active shooter amidst the terrorized shoppers.

The footage highlights the immense risk involved in confronting an armed shooter, illustrating the officers training and determination to protect civilians.

As the gunfire rang out, shoppers scattered.

Witnesses described grabbing their friends and running for the exits.

Police responded with tactical gear, surrounded the store and went in number 17 killing of Stephon Clark the shooting death of Stephon Clark by Sacramento police officers on March 18, 2018 sparked widespread protests and a national debate over police use of force, largely fueled by the body camera footage.

Police helicopters already hovering above begin to zero in and track Clark.

Officers Terrence Mercadol and Jared Robinet responded to a report of a man breaking car windows in the 7500 block of 29th street and found Clark in his grandmother's backyard.

The body cam footage from multiple officers shows a chaotic and dimly lit scene.

Officers confronted Clark, believing he was holding a gun and discharged their firearms a total of 20 times.

It was later determined that Clark was unarmed, possessing only a cell phone.

The Sacramento mayor says the community still has its own questions about whether Clark's killing was justified.

Number 16 Virginia Beach Shootings the mass shootings at a municipal building in Virginia Beach, Virginia on May 31, 2019 resulted in 12 fatalities and multiple injuries.

You hear this all the time on the news, but

you don't think it's ever going to happen to you.

Body cam footage provided a terrifying glimpse into the active shooter situation as police confronted the perpetrator, Duane Craddock, a disgruntled city employee.

The recordings captured officers moving methodically through the labyrinthine building too, engaging in a protracted gun battle with the assailant across multiple floors.

The sound of rapid gunfire echoing through offices and hallways creates an incredibly tense and dangerous atmosphere.

The footage showcases the officers who repeatedly exposed themselves to direct fire, working to neutralize the threat and protect civilians inside.

This is the most devastating day in the history of Virginia Beach.

Number 15 killing of Adam Toledo Responding to reports of gunshots in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood, officers pursued 13 year old Toledo and an older man into an alley.

A still image from that video tonight Adam Toledo his hand's right There, authorities say a handgun was later found a few feet away.

The highly scrutinized footage from Officer Eric Stillman shows a chaotic chase in the dead of night.

Stillman commands Toledo to drop a weapon and in approximately 800 milliseconds fires a single shot, striking the teen in the chest.

Crucially, the video, slowed down for public analysis, appeared to show Toledo dropping a gun and beginning to raise his hands just before being shot.

The release of this graphic footage intensified debates, but

over police procedures, the use of force against minors and the implications of split second decisions.

You see Mr. Toledo raise his hands and turn around.

If you look at that and listen to what is going on, he is following the directions of the police officer and he's shot.

Number 14 shooting of Daniel Shaver Officers were responding to a report of a man pointing a rifle out of a La Quinta Inn in Suites hotel window in Mesa, Arizona.

Someone had called police saying Shaver had a rifle and was pointing it out the window.

The footage captures the extremely tense encounter inside a hotel hotel hallway where a visibly distraught Shaver, unarmed, is ordered to crawl on the ground by police officer Philip Brailsford, who gives increasingly frantic and confusing commands.

After Shaver instinctively reaches toward his waistband, Brailsford fires five rounds, killing him.

The disturbing footage, later played during Brailsford's murder trial where he was acquitted, showcased the officer's aggressive commands and Shaver's desperate attempts to comply.

Brailsford is criminally charged with murder.

Number 13 Nashville school shooting the tragic shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee on March 27, 2023, where six people, including three 9 year olds, lost their lives, was captured by police body cameras.

Audrey Hale, now identified by police as the person who shot through a locked door to get into the school about 10:30 this morning.

The released footage shows officers upon arrival, moving through the school building, methodically clearing classrooms and bravely confronting the active shooter, Audrey Hale.

The sounds of distant gunfire, the officers search, and

their ultimate confrontation with the heavily armed assailant are starkly documented.

Within 14 minutes of the initial 911 call, Officers Rex Engelbert and Michael Colazzo located Hale on the second floor and neutralized the threat.

They have found evidence that the attacker cased the school and had maps of the layout.

A planned attack, they say, was executed about 10:30 this morning.

Number 12 Dayton shooting just hours after the devastating El Paso shooting, another mass casualty event occurred in Dayton, Ohio state on Aug. 4, 2019, claiming nine lives.

Authorities say police responded in less than 30 seconds to a gunman who opened fire in a popular nightlife area in Ohio's sixth largest city.

Body cam footage released by the Dayton Police Department demonstrated a startling, almost real time perspective of the swift police response that prevented even greater loss.

The recordings show officers patrolling the Oregon District entertainment area when the shooter, Connor Betts opened fire.

Crucially, the footage captures the rapid engagement of police who converged on the shooter within approximately 30 seconds of the first shots.

The swift action is credited with putting a stop to Betts rampage before he could inflict more harm.

So stopping him before he could get inside there where you saw all the people they were running in there for protection was essential and minimizing the degree we could Casualties and deaths from this incident number 11 tyre Nichols beating Multiple camera angles from various officers, predominantly from the Memphis Police Department's now disbanded Scorpion Unit, captured the brutal beating and subsequent death of Tyre Nichols during a traffic stop.

The 29 year old father of one was only blocks from home on January 7th when stopped for what was called reckless driving, though the police chief says no video exists to support that claim.

The footage shows Nichols being repeatedly punched, kicked and pepper sprayed by several officers.

Narrative Near Rains Road and Interstate 55, the distressing footage reveals Nichols desperate attempts to comply contrasted with the officer's failure to render aid for over 20 minutes.

This footage not only documented a profound act of police brutality, but

also forced a difficult and necessary national conversation about accountability, misconduct and the urgent need for reform.

It led to the swift firing and indictment of officers Tadarius Bean, Demetrius Haley, Justin Smith, Emmett Martin III and Desmond Mills Jr.

The three officers convicted Thursday were found guilty on counts of witness tampering and one was found guilty of civil rights violation.

Uvalde school shooting the Robb Elementary School shooting in uvalde, Texas on May 24, 2022, tragically claimed the lives of 19 children and two teachers.

Authorities gave differing accounts of what happened, raising questions about how law enforcement responded as the rampage continued for 77 minutes.

Body cam footage captures the initial moments of chaos, the sounds of gunfire from inside the school, an officer's agonizing wait for over an hour before breaching the classroom where the shooter, Salvador Ramos was barricaded.

The recordings documented the palpable fear, the conflicting commands and the profound confusion among various agencies present, painting a damning picture of a delayed and disorganized response overseen by Chief Pete Arredondo.

It paints a disconcerting picture that officers held back, receiving updates and waiting for equipment while those inside were dying and calling 911.

There's compelling evidence that the law enforcement response to the attack at Robb elementary was an abject failure and antithetical to everything we've learned over the last two decades since the Columbine massacre.

Number nine Dylann Roof Arrest the arrest of Dylann Roof, the perpetrator of the horrific Charleston church massacre on June 18, 2015, chillingly concluded a national manhunt.

21 year old Dylann Roof finally captured this morning during a traffic stop across state lines in Shelby, North Carolina, more than 200 miles from Charleston.

After murdering nine parishioners during a Bible study at Emmanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, Roof fled only to be apprehended in Shelby, North Carolina.

Body cam footage from the arresting officers of the Shelby Police Department captured the moment of his capture.