Video shows deadly shooting at Port Orange Police Department

Fox 35 news starts now with breaking news. Drop the gun. I'm going to shoot you. Drop the gun. Breaking tonight. We are now seeing the moments before a deadly shootout at a local police department and take a look. You can see here the 71 year old woman walking into the Port Orange police station with a gun in her hand. Good evening and welcome everyone to the news at five. I'm Jack Royer. Police just shared that surveillance video with us from inside the station. They say the woman fired one shot inside before being shot outside the police station. We have learned tonight that woman has now died. Fox 35 Larissa Leon has been going through this new video. She joins us now live in Port Orange. Larissa walk us through exactly how this all went down. Well, Jack, new surveillance video shows the moment 71 year old Linda Carto walked into the Port Orange Police Department gun in hand right before that officer involved shooting. Take a look just after eight a.m. Thursday. Police say surveillance cameras catch Linda Croteau walking into the Port Orange police lobby holding a handgun. You see the 71 year old walk up to the front desk, speak with an employee, show the gun and then pace around the lobby and she fires towards an evidence room where police say staff were standing. Croteau backs up slowly and fires a second time. Officers immediately order her to drop the weapon. Police say Croteau claimed she couldn't hear them. She then walked outside, loaded guns still in hand. Body camera video shows officers confronting her in the parking lot. Drop it. Drop the gun. Drop it. Drop it. I'm gonna shoot you. Drop the gun. Officers fired three shots striking Croteau. She fell to the ground, dropped off the gun, but then sat back up. You see her reach back for the gun and officers fire again. Let's do an approach. She later died as a result of her injuries. All right, sat out right now. Outside of the Port Orange Police Department, there is a boarded up window. Now the Port Orange Police Department says that their hearts and thoughts go out to the staff inside of the building at the time, as well as Porto's family. This is still under investigation in Port Orange. Lourdes Leon Fox 35 News.