article_snippet: A body-camera video of the June 2014 police shooting of a mentally ill Dallas man has been released, showing the chilling moments that led to the man's death.
article_snippet: The video clip, the first body-camera footage released of an officer-involved shooting in Dallas, WFAA reports, shows two officers responding to an Oak Cliff home on June 14, 2014.
article_snippet: Family members told WFAA  that it was not the first time police were called to help control the man.
article_snippet: In the video, a stun gun is seen in one of the officer's holsters but was never used to control Jason Harrison.
article_snippet: the two officers reportedly shot the man five times. '
article_snippet: However, the officer's attorney, Chris Livingston, says the men feared for the men lives, The Dallas Morning News reports.
article_snippet: Police say that the video confirms the officer's claims of self-defense.
article_snippet: Police note that the situation unfolded quickly in a small space and the two officers were protecting the two officers, The Dallas Morning News  reports. '
article_snippet: the officer has literally less than about three seconds to react to this situation,' Keith Wenzel, a tactical trainer for law enforcement agencies, told WFAA.
article_snippet: Criticism: the Dallas Police Department has received criticism on the Dallas Police Department Facebook page, since the video was released, from those who believe the man was wrongly killed . '
article_snippet: Hello, ma'am:' Here, one Facebook user described the officers as 'serial killers with badges' Respect: As the Dallas Police Department's page has been riddled with critical comments, some are calling for people to 'respect our police officers' Wenzel told WFAA that the officers were too close to Jason Harrison to use a stun gun.
article_snippet: Jason Harrison said that if the officers moved back, creating enough space to use the stun gun, the suspect could have attacked the suspect mother. '...
article_snippet: well people would say the suspect should have stood between the mother and the son -- which is what the suspect did.'
article_snippet: the Dallas Police Department has received criticism on its Facebook page, since the video was released, from those who believe the man was wrongly killed those who believe the man was wrongly killed the man .
article_snippet: Dallas police have completed Dallas police investigation into the incident and the case has been turned over to the district attorney's office.
article_snippet: the case has not been heard by a grand jury yet, and the officers are back on duty.