article_snippet.sent: The man who was sat in the car with Scott with Scott moments before the shooting has broken Scott silence.
article_snippet.sent: Scott was shot five times in the back as Scott ran away from the traffic stop.
article_snippet.sent: Habersham (right) was the second office to arrive at the body of Walter Scott, 50, and did not report Slager's actions leading up to the fatal shooting .
article_snippet.sent: Habersham, who approached the body after Slager went to go grab the Taser that fell, can be seen examining Walter Scott.
article_snippet.sent: Habersham then used Habersham radio to report that Walter Scott had gunshot wounds to Walter Scott chest, right side, and backside.
article_snippet.sent: Wires which administer the electrical current appear to be extending from Walter Scott's body.
article_snippet.sent: As Walter Scott turns to run, Michael Slager draws Walter Scott pistol and, only when Walter Scott is 15 to 20 feet away, starts to fire the first of the eight shots at Walter Scott back.
article_snippet.sent: Footage then appears to show Michael Slager jogging back to the point where the Taser that fell fell to the ground, bringing it over to Scott's body around 30 feet away and dropping Scott's body next to Walter Scott.
article_snippet.sent: It is only after two-and-a-half minutes that Michael Slager is seen placing Walter Scott hand on Walter Scott's neck in an apparent attempt to check Walter Scott pulse.
article_snippet.sent: Williams, who has multiple criminal convictions, said that Walter Scott was pinned to the ground, handcuffed and had Walter Scott face stomped on during a 2011 arrest.
article_snippet.sent: Walter Scott said Walter Scott did not resist arrest .
highlights_snippet.sent: Walter Scott, 50, was shot five times in the back as Pierre Fulton ran away on April 5 .
  