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Police can edit evidence but are obliged to stay truthful over fear of lawsuits. Author: Jack Molmud (KFMB), Jesse Pagan Published: 6:51 PM PDT May 11, 2021 Updated: 7:21 PM PDT May 11, 2021 SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. — Escondido Police Officer Chad Moore’s body camera recorded the moments he shot and killed homeless resident Steven Olson in Escondido the morning of April 21, 2021. The public got a chance to view that footage eight days later when a video about the incident was posted to the City of Escondido’s YouTube channel. There you can...

The video starts of by showing 911 calls made describing a man hitting vehicles with a "metal object" in the parking lot near 2nd Avenue and Grand Avenue. As the video continues, an officer, identified as Martinez, first made contact with the homeless man, identified as Steven John Olson, 59, behind a business in Escondido. Officer Martinez then tells Olson to drop the crowbar, later described by police as two feet long. Credit: Escondido Police Department. Picture of the crowbar at the scene. "Steven, Steven put the crowbar down dude," Martinez is heard saying in the video. Olson is seen ap...

The video starts of by showing 911 calls made describing a man hitting vehicles with a "metal object" in the parking lot near 2nd Avenue and Grand Avenue. As the video continues, an officer, identified as Martinez, first made contact with the homeless man, identified as Steven John Olson, 59, behind a business in Escondido. Officer Martinez then tells Olson to drop the crowbar, later described by police as two feet long. Credit: Escondido Police Department. Picture of the crowbar at the scene. "Steven, Steven put the crowbar down dude," Martinez is heard saying in the video. Olson is seen ap...