GWOT Vet-Refugee records gunfight with cops

This footage, coming from Fairfax County, Virginia, shows one of their officers making a traffic stop. The driver, who is armed, makes irate statements about the Taliban and serving in the GWOT alongside US Special Forces. He becomes increasingly agitated before the situation devolves into a gunfight, with the suspect apparently recording himself. Viewer discretion is advised. Jamal Wali, 36 years of age, is shown here being pulled over for having an expired inspection sticker. Upon making contact, Wali warns the officer that he is armed. He is seen ranting about supposedly serving with US Special Forces before being moved to the US with his family, and becoming increasingly irate. He makes furtive reaches for the weapon, but the officer keeps his cool and calls for backup. Wali pretends to acquiesce in the face of superior firepower, offering the officer his identification. Unfortunately, this is a ruse. As the officer leans in to take the card, Wali draws his pistol. Although the officer tries to grab it, Wali manages to get a single shot off before a malfunction occurs. Unfortunately, the shot passes through the contact officer's arm and into the arm of another officer behind him, before hitting a nearby car. A cover officer on the passenger side of the vehicle fires four times in response, striking Wali. He was pronounced dead at an area hospital, and the two wounded officers retrieved medical aid. They are expected to recover.