WATCH: Raw Footage Of NJ Mass Shooting Released

TRENTON, NJ — Raw footage released by the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office gives a clearer and sometimes graphic picture of the events on the night of the mass shooting at the Arts All Night Festival in Trenton.

Bodycam footage depicts Trenton police officers assisting victims at the mass shooting on Father’s Day weekend. Video obtained by multiple news outlets can be seen below, but it is graphic and may be upsetting for some to view.

The video of the shooting, in which 17 people were hit with bullets and a total of 22 people hurt due to an ensuing stampede, begins with arriving officers telling festival goers to leave.

“It’s over,” the officers say, shortly before gunshots begin ringing out. “Shots fired, shots fired!”

People then start to scramble, and the video depicts one victim who was shot and bleeding from the stomach.
“Put pressure on his shoulder,” police tell his friend. “Who did it?” Police also tell him, “if an ambulance isn’t here, we’re going to have to scoop and go.”

Police did put him in the car and took him to the hospital. Bodycam footage shows them bringing victims into the hospital and warning staff, “there’s more coming.”

The video also shows police helping suspected gunman Amir “Mir” Armstrong, 23, who had been shot in the head.

To view the video, click here.

Armstrong and 26-year-old Devone White have been charged with the shooting, which Mayor-elect Reed Gusciora has said appears to be a turf war between neighborhood gangs. A third gunman is dead.

White, 26 is charged with second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon, fourth-degree certain persons not to possess a weapon and fourth-degree possession of a large capacity magazine. Armstrong is charged with second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon.

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