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Woman shot by CSPD moments after entering police…

Wrongful Arrest

A woman, Micaela Pasillas, was shot by Colorado Springs police officers after entering their vehicle and allegedly reaching for a firearm. The body camera footage shows the incident unfolding, including her swinging a knife at another individual in her car.

Key Facts

  • Pasillas entered a police vehicle moments after being reported to have a weapon
  • Officers fired three times, hitting Pasillas twice, resulting in serious but non-life-threatening injuries

Incident Details

Location Colorado Springs, Colorado
Department Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD)
Officers Involved James McKinstry and other officers involved in the pursuit and shooting
Source: police body camera footage – BingNews  |  Published: 2026-02-20 00:00:00

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