Newly released body camera video shows moment after Tyrese West was shot

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MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. (CBS 58) -- New video from another officer's body camera shows the minutes after Tyrese West was shot and killed by Sergeant Giese.
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In a later interview, Giese reported he was holding West down as West struggled to break free.
The sergeant then says West finally did get free, giving the young man access to the gun. Giese says he had to use deadly force.
In the rest of the body cam video, Giese says to his colleagues that he told West multiple times he was going to shoot him and that West wouldn't listen to him or stand still. That's where the video cuts off.
Investigators say Sergeant Giese was wearing a body camera, but failed to turn it on.
In a statement, the Mount Pleasant Police Department Police Chief says the department will seek funding for more police body cameras.
The department is also reviewing its body camera policy.