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Vandergriff Honda gunman seen from other dealership
The video from a neighboring dealership in Arlington shows a man in a blue shirt running through the parking lot with a long gun. Gunshots can be heard in the video.
ARLINGTON, Texas - An ex-employee who fired multiple shots at Vandergriff Honda in Arlington is now facing additional charges.
25-year-old Abbas Al-Mutairy now faces three counts of aggravated assault on a public servant, one count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and one count of deadly conduct.
Al-Mutairy was shot by officers after he fired at the car dealership. He had been fired from the location within the past two months, according to police.
Arlington Police say he is still in the hospital in critical condition.
Video taken during the incident shows a man in a blue shirt with a gun in the parking lot of the dealership. Gunshots can be heard.
The gunman did not go inside the dealership.
Former employee who brought gun to Vandergriff Honda dealership shot by police
Arlington police said there were customers and employees at Vandergriff Honda when a former employee showed up with a shotgun and opened fire. They took cover, and no one else was hurt.
No one, besides Al-Mutairy, was hurt.
Body camera video of the shooting is expected to be released sometime next week.
Arlington Police say administrative and criminal investigations are underway.
Department policy says that anytime an officer fires their service weapon they must be placed on paid leave for seven days, followed by an administrative review.
The dealership reopened this week.