Man who was fatally shot by Nassau police rushed toward officers with loaded gun

Man who was fatally shot by Nassau police rushed toward officers with loaded gun

FILE - This photo from Tuesday April 20, 2021, shows Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder as he speaks in West Hempstead, N.Y. Ryder said Friday, June 18, he won't resign over comments to Newsday blaming the lack of diversity in his police department on Black and Hispanic "broken homes." (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)

Nassau Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder says David Clements who was fatally shot by police Friday night in Massapequa ran at the officers with a loaded weapon.
The incident happened outside a home around 8:40 p.m. A neighbor called police after Clements displayed a firearm to them and was acting erratically.
At one point Clements came out of the house with a loaded gun and ran toward the responding police officers.
Ryder said Clements had a history of mental illness and all responding officers were wearing body cameras and the videos will be reviewed by the state attorney general.

(AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)