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Santa Monica Police Release Body‑Cam Video of August 22 Shooting at Palisades Park

On Saturday, the Santa Monica Police Department made public a body‑worn‑camera video that captures the fatal shooting of a man on August 22 at the 1400 block of Ocean Avenue in Palisades Park. The release is part of a Critical Incident Community Debriefing intended to give residents a transparent look at what transpired while the investigation remains open.

What the video shows

According to a police statement, officers responded to a reported domestic‑violence incident just after 12:50 p.m. When they arrived, they spoke with witnesses. A man who was not involved in the original call approached the officers, brandishing a knife. Lt. Lewis Gilmour, who briefed the media, said the officers repeatedly ordered the individual to drop the weapon and tried to create distance. The man continued to advance, prompting one officer to fire his service weapon, striking the suspect.

Paramedics arrived quickly and transported the man to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police later recovered multiple knives at the scene.

Why the department released the footage

Lt. Gilmour explained that the video “reflects the evidence currently available and is intended to provide the public with additional context.” He emphasized that the release does not constitute final findings or conclusions, as the case is still under investigation. By sharing the footage, the department aims to foster community trust and demonstrate accountability, a core principle of responsible local policing.

Community response and next steps

The video has been posted to the Santa Monica Police Department’s YouTube channel for anyone who wishes to view it. Residents with information about the incident are encouraged to contact the department at 310‑458‑8427.

City officials have praised the department’s decision to be open with the public, noting that transparency helps maintain safety and confidence in local law‑enforcement. The release aligns with Santa Monica’s broader commitment to community‑focused policing and the protection of families in public spaces.

Background on Santa Monica policing

Santa Monica’s police force operates under a community‑first model, prioritizing the safety of families and the preservation of constitutional rights. The department regularly conducts debriefings after critical incidents to keep citizens informed and to ensure that any use of force is thoroughly examined.

While the investigation proceeds, the department will continue to work with the district attorney’s office and independent oversight bodies to determine whether any policy changes are warranted.

How to stay informed

Residents can follow the Santa Monica Police Department’s social media channels and the city’s official website for updates on the investigation and future community‑safety initiatives.


Original reporting: NBC4 Los Angeles — read the source article.

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