McKinney Police updates fatal shooting of unarmed man

McKinney police have revealed they found no weapons on a man who was shot during a struggle with police and later died. One officer was wounded during that confrontation. The police chief acknowledged there are a lot of questions about what happened. Fox 4's Dionne Anglin joining us now live from McKinney with more. Dionne. Hi there. Some new details. McKinney police just held a news conference, very brief news conference. The chief did not take questions afterward this about the Sunday evening fatal officer involved shooting. More details than they had given initially that we now have a 19 year old man, Javier Ruanes Galvan. Who was unarmed, was shot, and died after a struggle with two officers inside his four-door sedan. This physical struggle happened as police say Galvan would not obey the officer's commands, and he would not show his hands. The two officers, a field training officer and a recruit officer, responded to the scene in the 1700 block of Wilmeth Road just before 8 on Sunday evening, where the vehicle had been involved in a solo crash. During the encounter, officer gave Mr. Galvan multiple verbal commands after he repeatedly concealed his hands, preventing officers from seeing them. A physical struggle subsequently occurred inside the vehicle, during which officers discharged their firearms. Investigators have confirmed no weapons were found on Mr. Galvan. Galvan died at Medical City McKinney Hospital. The field training officer, we're told, was treated at a hospital for non-life-threatening a gunshot wound to his hand. Both that officer and the... recruit officer are now on paid administrative leave while two investigations are underway. The Texas Rangers handling the criminal investigation into what happened and the McKinney Police Department is conducting an internal affairs probe to determine if policy and procedure were properly carried out here.