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Police Shooting of Ivan Foster

Fifth Division officers had been sent to the apartment in The Whitney complex about 12:35 a.m. October 26, 2021, after a woman called 911 to report an argument that was domestic. 37 year old Ivan Foster had been asked to leave the residence by the homeowner. When three officers, Timothy Lanham, Tom Seabolt and Amber Andrade followed Foster into a bedroom to grab personal belongings, Foster became increasingly agitated. "You’re good bro," one officer says to Foster while shining a flashlight around the bedroom at the start of the body cam video. "I just want to make sure you don’t have any weapons." “If I got to go, this is all I have,” Foster replies, gesturing toward a stack of clothes on a dresser and holding his hands out. When one of the officers pulls open a drawer, the other officer tells Foster to “don’t reach for nothing” as the man reaches in the clothing pile and tells the police “there’s nothing in here." “Y’all trying to kill me,” Foster says while Seabolt and the third officer, Andrade, ask him to sit on the bed. “I do not have no gun,” Foster adds, taking his shirt off and partially pulling down his pants to show officers. Foster moves back to the clothing pile as officers tell him to “stop reaching.” Foster appears to then grab a gun, with one shot heard Seabolt shouts gun and he and Seabolt fall on the bed. The shot from Foster hit Seabolt's police radio, which was attached to the officer's hip. Lanham fires two shots at Foster while he’s on top of Seabolt on the bed, and Lanham then moves closer and appears to fire another shot. “Shoot him again, shoot him again!” Seabolt yells, as Foster is still appearing to grapple with him. Lanham fires two more shots before Seabolt says, “He’s down.” Foster was pronounced dead at the scene. He lived in Chicago and no officers or other residents were injured during the situation. Seabolt is a 21-year veteran of LMPD, while Andrade has served since 2018. Lanham is on administrative leave while the investigation continues into the shooting, he has been with the department since 2012 and has no disciplinary history, with several commendations during his tenure. The investigation remains ongoing and is being handled by KSP’s Critical Incident Response Team.