A California police officer shot and killed a “disturbed” man after he stole another officer’s gun out of her hands in her patrol car, began chanting about Jesus and refused to comply with orders to put the weapon down.

The Fountain Valley Police Department on Wednesday released audio and video footage related to the officer-involved shooting, which took place a few months ago on Jan. 24.

Lt. Mike Parsons said the incident began at around 11 a.m. that day after a concerned community member called the police department’s Dispatch Center to report a “disturbed” man attempting to open a woman’s car door.

The woman was attempting to drive away from a middle school in the area when the man, who “appeared to have something wrong with him,” began pulling on her car door’s handle, the caller said. The woman, who was not identified, allegedly looked afraid, which is what prompted the caller to contact dispatch.

The female officer was able to get away from McClintock, but not before he pointed the gun at her as she begged him not to shoot.

The male officer began running toward them once he heard the commotion. As the female officer took cover behind what appeared to be a USPS vehicle, the male officer demanded that McClintock put the gun down. 

Osean McClintock, 26, could be seen in bodycam footage pointing the gun he took from an officer at her. (Fountain Valley Police Department)

He refused and got into the driver’s seat of the female officer’s patrol car, which led the male officer to fire multiple shots in his direction.

It’s unclear how many times McClintock was shot. First responders performed CPR and first aid services on him, but he was pronounced dead once paramedics arrived.

Fountain Valley Police Chief Rod Cox said the investigation into the shooting remains active and could take up to a year to conclude since it involved an officer.

Neither officer has been publicly identified.