Days asks the driver to produce his license and seconds later, Days is seen pulling his gun. He orders the men in the car, identified as Leroy Tutt, 46, of Long Branch, and Reid, of the Seabrook section of Upper Deerfield Township, to show their hands and not to move.
"Get 'em out the car, Rog. We've got a gun in his glove compartment," Days said. He reaches into the passenger window and retrieves what appears to be a silver object. They continue to tell the men not to move and at one point Days addresses the passenger, Reid, by his first name.
Days shouts, "He's reaching! He's reaching!"
In the passenger seat, Reid, 36, can be heard what sounds like "let me out of the (expletive) car" and seconds later, the passenger side door opens and Days goes backward.
Reid gets out of the car with what appear to be his hands in front his chest.
Both Days and Worley discharge their weapons. Roughly nine shots are heard between them.
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Q. Was that a gun the officer removed from the car before Reid got out? If so, whose gun was it?
A. The prosecutor's office has said that a gun was "revealed" and later recovered during the traffic stop. Police have not said who the gun belonged to. The video appears to show Days removing a silver object from the car.
Q. Was there another weapon in the car?
A. We don't know. In the video, Days appears to remove the silver object from the car, then continues to tell Reid not to move and says he is reaching for something.
"I'm telling you, I'm telling you! Keep your (expletive) hands right there. Eh, eh, Jerame, you reach for something, you're going to be (expletive) dead," Days is heard saying. "He's reaching! He's reaching."
