WATCH: NHSP Releases FLIR Video of Brouillard Arrest in Concord

CONCORD, NH — New Hampshire State Police Department has released video of the early morning capture of a Franklin man in the capital city four days after he allegedly shot at police officers. Ryan Brouillard, 33, was arrested on Dec. 31, 2016, and charged with felony possession of a firearm, reckless conduct, criminal threatening with a deadly weapon, resisting arrest, and parole violation.

Brouillard had been on the run since Dec. 28, after he allegedly shot at Franklin Police while officers were being sent to a domestic incident.

Investigators traced Brouillard to Concord on Saturday morning and captured him after tear gassing a home in a Manchester Street manufacturing home park where he had reportedly barricaded himself in. A local resident captured one of the explosions on video that was submitted to Patch on Saturday.

During the capture, police used thermal imaging cameras to locate Brouillard inside of one of the manufactured homes.

Two versions of the video were released – one with sound and one without sound but color.

“The New Hampshire State Police would like to thank all of the law enforcement partners who worked collaboratively with determination to bring about a safe and effective arrest,” stated Ferry.

Brouillard arraigned in Franklin District Court today and held on $251,000 cash bail, according to police. The department noted on Facebook that “more charges are certain to come.”