Carjacking arrest turns into gunfight

This bodycam and dashcam footage comes from Indianapolis, Indiana, where we see a Metropolitan Police Department officer attempting to apprehend the occupants of a stolen car. However, four-to-one odds are not in this officer's favor, and as he attempts to cuff the driver, a passenger shoots the officer while the others scatter, resulting in a chaotic exchange of gunfire. Viewer discretion is advised. The car's description and plates returned to a vehicle that was registered as stolen the night before. As Officer Renteria followed it to a parking spot, the four suspects inside all took separate actions. The rear passenger on the driver's side fled immediately. Tyson Reach, 19 years of age, appeared to surrender, walking to the front of the vehicle. Officer Renteria took positive control of the driver and attempted to put him in a prone position. As he did so, Reach drew a pistol and shot Officer Renteria, who was hit in the leg. Renteria returned fire, hitting Reach, who fled. As he lay there, Renteria applied a tourniquet to his leg. Reach fell to the ground a short distance from the car. Officers moved to secure him while Renteria was transported to an area hospital, having been given aid by two bystanders. The officer was shot three times, with a fourth not penetrating his vest. The backup officers used a flashbang and ballistic shield to separate Reach from his handgun before transporting him to another hospital, where he later died of his wounds.