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Man Charges at Police With Knife | They’re Forced to Open Fire

Man Charges at Police With Knife | They’re Forced to Open Fire A quiet Albuquerque street turns deadly when officers confront a man armed with a knife. Bodycam footage shows the moment he charges straight toward police, ignoring repeated commands to drop the weapon. Within seconds, gunfire erupts — ending the threat but sparking new questions about mental health and police response. What started as a simple pedestrian stop on a quiet Albuquerque afternoon turned into a deadly confrontation captured on police bodycam footage. On February 20, 2021, Albuquerque Police Officers Jarrod Potter and Christian Cordova spotted 40-year-old Claude Trivino walking in traffic near San Mateo Boulevard and Copper Avenue. When they tried to get him to safety, they noticed a knife in his hand. Despite repeated commands to drop the weapon, Trivino refused. Officers attempted to use a taser, but it failed. Moments later, he charged directly toward the officers, forcing them to open fire. Trivino was struck multiple times and later pronounced dead. Investigators later learned Trivino was a military veteran struggling with mental illness and substance abuse. The case sparked debate across New Mexico about police use of force, mental-health crisis response, and how fast calm situations can spiral into tragedy. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly uploads of real police encounters, bodycam breakdowns, and true-crime incidents caught on camera.