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A new shocking video of Bodycam reveals pardoned on January 6 Matthew Huttle’s Last words before being fatal shot during a traffic stop last month.

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Huttle was among the graces after he and his uncle were convict of offenses committed during the Chapter revolt.

On January 26, a few days after receiving Trump’s pardon, Huttle was shot fatal During a traffic stop in Indiana.

Department of Jasper County Sheriff Body and board movies released Thursday night, who looked Huttle Sprint for his car during stop. While the deputy of the sheriff struggled with Huttle, the man said “I am shooting!”:

Deputy: You are at a crime status for driving while suspending. So today you will come with me.

Matthew Huttle: Well I can’t, I can’t.

Deputy: You will have to. Okay. You will come with me today. All right.

Matthew Huttle: No, I can’t go to prison for that.

Deputy: You will have to come.

Matthew Huttle: Can I take a walk?

Deputy: No.

Matthew Huttle: Are you sure?

Deputy: This is a –

Matthew Huttle: I will violate –

Deputy: Just listen to me, ok? Number one, is an offense. There is no, there is no freedom with crimes in the state of Indiana.

Now, maybe if it were a crime offense, I could fix something with you. But it’s not a crime. It is a crime.

Okay. So I – that’s why I can’t work with you today. With her. Okay. I understand your circumstances, but you understand that you cannot drive. Okay, so your leadership has led to this situation. Okay. Now, what I will do, well, to put your information right here for a second. Why? Once you get back, put your hands on –

(Huttle Sprints for the car).

Deputy: No! Don’t make it friends! No no no!

(Fight inside the car)

Matthew Huttle: I’m pulling!

Deputy: No no no! (Shot shot)

The prosecutor announced in a report that they found Deputy Actions as justified:

The probable cause existed for Huttle arrest for an offense. Despite the legal orders, Huttle tried to reach a firearm, representing an imminent threat to the deputy’s safety. In view of these facts, the actions of the deputy were legally justified in accordance with the Indian law. This investigation is now closed and no accusations will be filed.

Follow above by Department of Jasper County Sheriff.