Trader Joe's shootout: LAPD releases new audio, video of deadly crime spree

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Los Angeles police released new audio and video from the deadly crime spree that ended in a shootout at a Trader Joe's in Silver Lake.

The video shows more footage from the dashcam of one of the patrol cars chasing the suspect, Gene Atkins, after they say he shot his grandmother and kidnapped his girlfriend.

It also shows the moment Atkins shot at police officers. Along with the video, 911 calls about the initial shooting that prompted the chase and officers' radio traffic were released.

GRAPHIC VIDEO WARNING: Some may find this footage disturbing

Raw footage released Tuesday from the deadly crime spree that ended at a Trader Joe's in Silver Lake.

Melyda Corado, 27, was killed by police gunfire as they tried to stop Atkins from running into the grocery store.

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A funeral service was held for slain Trader Joe's assistant manager Melyda "Mely" Corado, on Sunday in the Hollywood Hills.

There have been other videos released from the July 21 shooting. The video released Tuesday was edited.

GRAPHIC VIDEO WARNING: Some may find this footage disturbing

Dashcam and bodycam videos released by the LAPD show a police chase that preceded a standoff at a Trader Joe's store in Silver Lake on Saturday, July 21, 2018.

Corado's father called on the LAPD later in the afternoon to release an unedited version of the incident.

"We are here to ask the Los Angeles Police Department to turn out all evidence so we can move on with our lives. We are devastated by her loss. We have many questions about how Mely died, but we don't have any answers," Albert Corado Sr. said.

He said what the public has seen only tells the department's version of events.

Attorneys for the family said their clients do not plan on suing the LAPD or the city right now, but may consider legal action to have more evidence released.