Video released by Louisville police appears to show a popular BBQ man firing at officers outside his business before he was fatally shot
David"Yaya" McAtee, whose BBQ stand was a longtime fixture on the Louisville corner where he was mortally wounded, appears in surveillance video released Tuesday to fire at officers who were using pepper balls to disperse a crowd in a neighboring parking lot.The officers appeared to take cover before returning fire early Monday. In one video, the 53-year-old McAtee, in a red shirt, is seen at the door of the business with his right arm extended.
The LMPD officers who fired their weapons, identified as Katie Crews and Austin Allen, are on administrative leave pending an investigation into the shooting.Louisville BBQ man who was fatally shot when police dispersed crowd used to feed officers for freeThe National Guard members have not been identified and have not been been disciplined or reprimanded, said Steve Martin, a spokesman for the state's National Guard.
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