Dan Roy Henry Jr.

And he was saying, like, they shot DJ.

This is dash cam video from a cruiser that pulled in after the shooting.

On the right is Officer Hess.

Behind him is DJ lying in the road.

You know, I saw that no one was by him.

The first person to try and revive DJ was this woman in the white sweater, a civilian.

I saw her struggling to try to give him compressions.

And I was like, hey, you know, that's my teammate.

Can I go help him?

I said, I'm CPR certified.

Can I help him?

No answers.

It's like, get the back.

And it's like, eyes was open.

I saw blood in his mouth.

And that's the moment I was like, y'all killed him.

Daniel says after saying that, he was also thrown to the ground and handcuffed.

10 long minutes had elapsed from that first call about the shooting before a DJ was finally hooked up to a defibrillator.

In the days after losing their eldest son, Dan and Angela Henry had to confront more than just their grief.

They were facing two very different versions of events, one from the police and another from DJ's friends.