New Dashcam Video of Philando Castile Shooting.
COOPER: There was public outcry after a jury found a Minnesota police officer innocent in the killing of Philando Castile, not guilty. Many had seen the video live streamed on Facebook, that Castile's girlfriend had took on her phone. Today, his dashcam video was made public for the first time. Ryan Young has the latest.</s>PHILANDO CASTILE: Sir, I have to tell you I do have a firearm on me.</s>JERONIMO YANEZ, ST. ANTHONY POLICE OFFICER: OK.</s>RYAN YOUNG, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Newly released dash cam video showing the crucial moment that led up to this deadly encounter last July.</s>DIAMOND REYNOLDS, PHILANDO CASTILE'S GIRLFRIEND: You shot four bullets into him, sir. He was just getting his license and registration, sir.</s>YOUNG (voice-over): The shooting of this man, 32-year-old Philando Castile, by St. Anthony police officer, Jeronimo Yanez ignited nationwide protests over the use of force by police after Castile's girlfriend Diamond Reynolds broadcast the shooting terrific aftermath on Facebook last July.</s>REYNOLDS: Oh, my God. Please don't tell he's dead.</s>YOUNG (voice-over): Just after 9:00 p.m. on July 6th in Falcon Heights, a small predominantly white neighborhood outside of St. Paul Minnesota Officer Yanez stops Castile, believing he resembled a suspect in a robbery and had a broken taillight. Diamond Reynolds is seated in the front passenger seat. Her 4-year-old daughter in the backseat.</s>YANEZ: Uh reason I pulled you over do you, your break sight are out. You have you license and insurance?</s>YOUNG (voice-over): Castile can be seen handing Yanez with prosecutor in the officer trial say, where his insurance card and telling the officer he also has a gun. The situation turning deadly in just seconds.</s>CASTILE: Sir, I have to tell you I do have a --</s>YANEZ: OK.</s>CASTILE: -- firearm on me.</s>YANEZ: OK.</s>CASTILE: I (inaudible).</s>YANEZ: Don't reach for it then.</s>CASTILE: I'm, I, I was reaching for --</s>YANEZ: Don't pull it out.</s>CASTILE: I'm not pulling it out.</s>REYNOLDS: He's not.</s>YANEZ: Don't pull it out!</s>REYNOLDS: He wasn't!</s>YOUNG (voice-over): Yanez fires seven shots, five of them hit Castile, two in the heart.</s>YANEZ: Don't move!</s>REYNOLDS: Oh, man, I can't --</s>YANEZ: Don't move!</s>REYNOLDS: Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, my God!</s>YANEZ: Don't move!</s>REYNOLDS: Don't move, baby!</s>YANEZ: Code three! Get the baby girl out of here!</s>YOUNG (voice-over): Yanez lets out a tirade of profanity as Reynolds begins her Facebook broadcast narrating a vidoe that will go on to be seen by millions.</s>YANEZ: I told him not to reach for it! I told him to get his hands up!</s>REYNOLDS: You told him to get his I.D., sir, his driver's license. Oh, my God.</s>YOUNG (voice-over): also seen for the first time, Yanez's backup, Officer Joseph Kauser, positioned on the passenger's side of Castile's car. His casual demeanor up to the moments of the shooting prosecutor say demonstrates he did not feel threatened during the traffic stop.</s>YANEZ: Don't pull it out!</s>YOUNG (voice-over): Kauser told a Minnesota jury early this month he was unaware there was a firearm in the car and was surprised when he heard shots ring out, because he didn't know Yanez had pulled his weapon, saying he did not hear the majority of Yanez's interaction with Castile and maintained he never saw a gun in the car. Also caught on camera moments after the shooting, statements Yanez made to fellow officers. (</s>OFF-MIC) YANEZ: He had his hand on it!</s>YOUNG (voice-over): And minutes later, this exchange between Yanez and a supervising female officer.</s>YANEZ: I told him to take his ands off of it. And he had his grip a lot wider than a wallet. And I don't know where the gun was. He wouldn't tell me where the (bleep) gun was.</s>YOUNG (voice-over): Prosecutors say it was roughly 15 minutes after the shooting that Castile's gun was discovered in his right front pocket by an officer assisting with chest compressions on Castile. Yanez was found out guilty of second-degree manslaughter Friday and on two counts of dangerous discharge of a firearm for endangering Reynolds and her daughter. Yanez testified last week he feared for his life because Castile put his hand on his firearm, not his wallet or identification, telling the jury, I didn't want to shoot Mr. Castile. That wasn't my intention. I thought I was going to die.</s>COOPER: And Ryan joins us. Now, do we know if Castile ever put his hand in his pocket?</s>YOUNG (on camera): That is the big question. We may never know the answer to that, Anderson, because the officer wasn't wearing a body camera, so you can't see from his perspective. All you know as he said he felt like he was in danger. Then the video picks up of course on the inside, millions of people had seen Reynold's Facebook live. And she says, of course, when she talked to investigators, on three different occasions, that two times he said he was reaching for his wallet. The third time, she said she believed he was reaching for his seat belt and defense attorneys seized on that. And that something that made it very difficult during cross-examination where shoe on is on stand. Anderson?</s>COOPER: Ryan Young, I appreciate the update. Thank you very much. Up next, the latest vote numbers from Georgia.