Gabby Petito case: Full bodycam video from second Utah officer

Full video from the Moab City Police Department in Utah was released showing the body camera footage from the view of a second police officer who responded to the incident between Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie on August 12. During the encounter, Gabby said Brian 'grabbed me with his nail.'

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[heathermozo]

"Let's go for a walk and cool down" : translation: you go for a walk in the desert while I drive off with YOUR van and all your belongings. Then tell the police "She's crazy man" because she clawed her way back into her own vehicle he had no right to steal.

[Foreverism]

He’s laughing with the cops like they are friends. Your fiancé is literally bawling her eyes out and hyperventilating. How is that something to be happy about????

[BlackAmberMoon]

The cops were condescending af to Gabby. "She's 110 lbs soaking wet", "take a shower", "calm down", " this is a man's water bottle", and with Brian they were all about the bro code. They were more interested in hearing themselves talk. So stupid, and cost this woman her life.

[trinabrennan]

And he lied about having a phone. He said “I don’t have a phone” but Gabby asked the officer to tell brian to please not forget to charge his phone at the hotel. And he told the cops “Okay”

[elle]

"Seemed like something was off. Like a weird vibe" - the witness sensed something fr

[your_dose_of_reality]

I'm thinking Brian was threatening to leave her there when they fought, he knew her biggest fear and exploited it. Poor Gabby!

[danielgonzalesjr]

He never says.. uhhh.. this is HER VAN. And you would think that running the plates would show that.

[anamelendez-dejesus]

Why, would anyone think its "normal" to be in such great spirits to begin with while being pulled over during a vehicle slap fight. She was so distraught.
The whole thing was an act.

[paulaclardy]

I wish Gabby at that point when she got the van, that she left Brian in Utah and headed home

[mrdayyumyum]

The cops words about "getting worse and worse and end up being killed" was chilling.
And as we say in Utah "prophetic"

[BrianaBudgets]

“She’s not a threat to him.” Ummmm that wasn’t the issue.

[joyashvr]

How the cops didn't catch her honesty, kindness and vulnerability is beyond me.

[katlovedreamingpeach]

She didn't have ANY water! He was locking her out of the van, forcing her to "go for a walk" without water in the desert! She said he shoved her face. The 911 caller said he hit her. He lied about not having a phone. The stories did NOT line up. This is so tragic

[RafaelbySuzannah]

It seems like what he's describing is Brian stealing her car and her phone.... and she becomes frightened also of him abandoning her....? That he was the aggressor by stealing her van and phone.... he was in control and the abuser

[changbao]

The look he gave when the cop said “she was the primary aggressor” should tell you something smh

[tiffsjourney]

I hate how the cops handled this.
Plus, they said no witness seen him hit Gabby...BS! The witness that called 911 said he seen Brian hitting and slapping her! Wtf???

[sonyadeane]

Her reaction to that charge is a red flag in itself. God I wish they’d have taken her in. She’d still be alive more than likely because she’d have called her Dad and he’d have gotten on a plane .

[theresabeville]

The guy is such a cad. Living off her money, her credit cards, her van and her cell phone. Why would he drop charges? He is the narcissist playing the victim.

[felixwinter]

"Because too many cops made bad decisions."
Count yourself in, chief.

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[marypursey]

The parents of Gabby should use this department. The information about him slapping her wasn't passed on to the patrol officers. They made a bad call