Cleveland Police officers believed two suspects were armed and had fired at officers during a deadly shooting at the end of a 20-minute pursuit on Nov. 29. On Tuesday, the Ohio Attorney General released its investigation of the officer-involved shooting involving 13 officers who fired 137 rounds at two suspects, who died at the scene. The shooting has sparked a firestorm within the community and agency. Read our full coverage here .
Cleveland Pursuit Shooting
The ballistic trajectories show officers firing in a circular pattern into the Malibu.
This diagram shows a closer view of the shooting scene, including the location of the multitude of police shell casings.
A Cleveland Police Dodge Charger was hit by 19 rounds likely from other officers at the end of a deadly 20-minute pursuit.
A Google Maps image shows the route of the 20-minute pursuit that began at the Cleveland Justice Center (to the left) and ended at an East Cleveland middle school (to the right).
Officer Scott Sistek exited the passenger-side door of his cruiser and fired 12 rounds at the Malibu's windshield before diving for cover behind the unit.
Officer Sistek's Ford CVPI (CPD #238) was struck by the suspects.
This diagram shows the positioning of the police units and the suspect's 1979 Chevrolet Malibu.
This Google Maps overview shows the access road where officers confronted the two suspects. The middle school is located in the upper left section of the photo.
This crime scene photo viewed from the north shows where the Malibu collided with a police unit blocking the suspects' exit route.
Officers Michael Brelo and Cynthia Moore fired from inside their Dodge Charger (CPD #217) shortly after the Malibu rammed Officer Sistek's Crown Vic.