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atlanta police shooting video|A 27-year-old Black man was shot by an Atlanta officer

A 27-year-old Black man was shot by an Atlanta officer while fleeing from a struggle at a Wendy's drive-thru late Friday night and died after surgery at a local hospital, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. One officer was treated for an injury and discharged. Rayshard Brooks had been asleep in his car in a Wendy's drive-thru, causing other customers to drive around the car, the Bureau of Investigation said. Police were dispatched to the Wendy's around 10:30 p.m., and conducted a sobriety test on Brooks, who failed the test, according to the officials. "During the arrest, the male subject resisted and a struggle ensued," the Bureau of Investigation said. "The officer deployed a Taser. Witnesses report that during the struggle the male subject grabbed and was in possession of the Taser. It has also been reported that the male subject was shot by an officer in the struggle over the Taser." Georgia Bureau of Investigation Director Vic Reynolds said Saturday afternoon that the agency had gathered surveillance video from the Wendy's, police body cam video and bystander video posted to social media. They agency had spoken with at least one witness, who corroborated the videos, Reynolds said. Reynolds said Brooks had been under investigation by police for a suspected DUI. Reynolds said that, based on the videos, Brooks appeared to have a Taser in his hand as he ran from officers and, when he was a "relatively short distance away" or "five, six, seven parking spaces," Brooks turned around and pointed the Taser at the officers. That's when one officer took out his weapon and fired it, Reynolds said. "It does appear in the video that he is fleeing from the Atlanta police officers," Reynolds said. Reynolds said he not sure how many shots were fired. He did not comment on whether the officer's use of force was appropriate. The agency planned to make video available to the public by Saturday night, Reynolds said.