The incident happened in a pharmacy located in the basement of a grocery store on Obruchev Street in the southwest of the capital.

On August 22, after 22:00, when the store itself was still working and customers were walking past the pharmacy, the man climbed into the room, breaking through the ceiling.

Security camera recorded him pulling out a cash drawer and trying to kick the drugstore’s locked glass door, but failing. Then, together with the box, he began to climb up one of the windows, trying to get out in the same way that he got inside – through the ceiling. As a result, the attacker fell down, pinching his knee.

Eyewitnesses at the store videotaped the self-trapped man trying to force his way through the drugstore’s glass walls and doors. After some time, the blows stopped, and onlookers suggested that he had cut himself.

Arriving rapid response team called the doctors, but those could only ascertain the death.

The 27-year-old victim who previously convicted for theft, became the victim of a deadly robbery. In the cash drawer, which he wanted to take out of the pharmacy, there were only 719 rubles.

According to the information obtained, the incident took place in front of the Ortacami District tuberculosis dispensary. Allegedly, Bilal D., who worked as a driver in Tekirdağ Metropolitan Municipality and was in the process of divorce, committed suicide in the middle of the street after arguing with his wife, who had a restraining order against him. The man who shot himself in the head was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. His treatment continues in the hospital. It was learned that Bilal D was in the process of divorce. Police took security measures at the scene.

After JSO received the stabbing notification, the shooting officer was dispatched to the scene in the 7600 block of Pickett Street. When the officer arrived, a man and a woman shared that Johnson had stabbed a man and was still on scene. The officer walked into the yard and found the deceased victim motionless on the ground, having suffered multiple apparent stab wounds.

Then the officer saw Johnson laying in the vegetation next to a brown building deeper in the yard. The officer drew his firearm and made several loud, verbal commands to Johnson to show his hands. Rather than complying with the officer's directives, Johnson mimicked pointing a gun at the officer with his fingers and imitated the sound of a gun firing at the officer while yelling obscenities.

Johnson then abruptly jumped to his feet. In response, the officer yelled at Johnson to get back on the ground. Johnson did not comply. The officer holstered his firearm, transitioned to his taser and then deployed the taser at Johnson. The taser did not appear to affect Johnson and instead Johnson grabbed a nearby metal bucket and threw it at the officer while also charging at the officer.

The bucket struck the officer in the forearm. The officer again armed himself with his firearm and began to back away from Johnson. While backing away, the officer fired at Johnson. Johnson was struck by the gunfire and fell to the ground. Officer Rodriguez arrived on scene as backup. Officer Rodriguez assisted the shooting officer in handcuffing Johnson.

Once Johnson was safely in custody, officer Rodriguez called for rescue to provide medical care for both Johnson and the stabbing victim. While the officers awaited the arrival of rescue, they both provided an emergency medical care to Johnson. Rescue arrived soon thereafter and transported Johnson. Johnson was pronounced deceased at an area Hospital. The stabbing victim was pronounced deceased at the scene.

Crime scene detectives responded to the scene and located Johnson's knife. Johnson serrated, military style knife was found in the bushes near the body of a dead dog, next to where Johnson had been laying when the officer first arrived at scene. The dog's body had multiple puncture wounds, consistent with the dog having been stabbed multiple times.