On November 27, 2016, 30-year-old April Peck was shot multiple times and died after being pushed out of a vehicle on Essen Lane in Baton Rouge. The vehicle’s driver, identified as her 48-year-old live-in boyfriend Terrell Walker, then reportedly made a U-turn and struck bystanders who had rushed to help Peck; two people were hit, including a 17-year-old EMT-in-training. After exiting his vehicle, Walker opened fire and wounded an emergency responder, then fled and struck an ambulance while escaping.

A manhunt located Walker hours later. Deputies say he refused to show his hands and fired at East Baton Rouge Parish sheriff’s deputies; the deputies returned fire, killing him. The injured bystanders were expected to recover. The Louisiana State Police opened an investigation into the officer-involved shooting. The community and the District Attorney’s office provided assistance to Peck’s two children after the killings.

Did anyone in the Baton Rouge area see or record anything on Essen Lane that afternoon?