By james art 
Renault police released a bodily chamber footage from a deadly police shooting at the Renown Regional Medical Center early last month.
Authorities 31-year-old Kupa’a Ke’a Cup from Sparks were shot dead repeatedly by police after the Sparks police were initially searched for a deadly weapon battery suspension, and he would see a firearm with a firearm.
The officers managed to find his car near Montello and 9 streets. When they tried to stop him, he left, released a few red lights, eventually climbing on Mill Street to the entrance to a restaurant.
Police say in the video that after officers blocked his SUV, he showed a weapon, forcing them to react and shoot him. Then they say they found a gun in their hand, inside the car.
He later died of his injuries to the hospital.
The investigation is ongoing.
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1155 Mill St. PLICENCE participates with shooting on 02/09/25
February 19, 2025:
The service of the Regional Medical Specialist in Washo County has identified the man who died after being shot by Renault police outside the famousness of Mill Street.
The 31-year-old Kupa’a Cup from sparks has been shot dead repeatedly by police according to a message from the medical examination cabinet.
He was admitted to the Regional Medical Center for the treatment after the shooting and remained there until I died on February 15th.
The medical examination has determined that the method of death is a murder and the reason is multiple firearms.
The Sheriff of Washo County Sheriff is involved in the investigation of law enforcement.
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Update (2/18/2025, 14:50):
The Washoe County Sheriff has announced that the man shot dead by police at an incident outside the restaurant hospital on Mill Street has died of his injuries.
The man’s identity will not be released until the regional medical specialist of the Washo County has had the chance to make appropriate notifications for the family.
The Washo County Sheriff’s service is the leading investigation of the shooting.
Update February 9, 1:00 pm:
The Renault Police Department tells us that they initially started working with the Sparks police this morning to find a desired topic. After running away from stopping the traffic, the topic headed for Renown Hospital on Mill Street.
The shooting erupted between the topic and four police officers at the Renault Police Department at the entrance of the emergency room.
The topic was taken at the hospital with unknown conditions. None of the officers had been injured.
Renault police claim that there is no threat to the public.
Washo County Sheriff’s service is a leading investigation.
Renown Health released this response to the incident:
“The famous regional medical center is blocking after shooting has become outside the campus on Mill Street in the morning of Sunday, February 9th. As part of the Renown Emergency Management Plan for any public disturbance, this blocking is removed from an abundance of caution and helps maintain safety by monitoring all entrances. The bullet hit the emergency room window, but no observers were injured in the regional campus of fame. While well -known health leaders work with law enforcement authorities to investigate the crime, doctors of the Renown Emergency Department and healthcare workers are ready to provide safe and excellent care for those who need care. In order to maintain the entrance to the emergency room, the walks are redirected to the nearby Tahoe Tower entrance and the ambulances and helicopters continue to arrive with patients in a typical way. “
Original story February 9, 11:00:
Numerous police officers and Washo County MPs are in front of the famous Hospital Hospital on Mill and Kyman Avenue Street.
The Renault Police Department says he worked in an incident at the hospital, but there is no active threat.
Investigators ask anyone who does not need treatment to avoid the area at this time. Those who need treatment can use the main entrance.
Mill Street is closed in both directions at the hospital entrance.
We have a crew on stage and we will provide you with updates as we learn more.