In a critical moment captured on body camera footage, Felicia Guzman emerged from her home on May 23, 2021, brandishing a knife and advancing toward responding officers. The incident, which has sparked significant public interest, was discussed during a recent Clark County Police Fatality Public Fact-finding Review.

As Guzman approached, Officers Salkoff and Ebert retreated down the driveway, issuing urgent verbal commands to de-escalate the situation. The officers can be heard on the footage instructing Guzman to "sit down in the chair right there" and "put the knife down." The commands were aimed at ensuring the safety of both Guzman and the officers involved.

The review highlighted the tense dynamics of the encounter, with Guzman’s actions prompting immediate responses from law enforcement. The discussion also raised questions about the specific location of the chairs mentioned in the officers' commands, as witnesses were present nearby.

This incident underscores the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in managing high-stress situations involving individuals in crisis. The findings from the review are expected to inform future training and protocols for police interactions in similar scenarios, aiming to enhance safety and effectiveness in crisis management.