Idaho police have released the body cam footage showing the final moments of a special needs teenager's life after he was shot in his front yard after allegedly wielding a knife and ignoring commands from officers. Be advised that the footage is graphic in nature.

Pocatello police have made footage of a deadly incident that took place two weeks ago (April 5) public, and the recording is difficult to watch. Media outlets such as TMZ and Inside Edition were quick to publish the content, which shows police in southeastern Idaho responding to what was described as a possible intoxicated person acting in a threatening manner, according to details shared by CNN.com.

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Autism Spectrum Disorder is a condition that results in brain impairment and can make it difficult for kids and adults to comprehend the severity of certain situations, according to the Mayo Clinic.

(WARNING: Video contains graphic content.)

It's been reported that the victim, Victor Perez, 17, was autistic and had cerebral palsy. Perez was placed on life support and has reportedly passed away from his injuries, according to CNN.com. Police allege he was in possession of a knife at the time he was shot in his yard in front of multiple witnesses. The family has stated that Perez wasn't intoxicated and that, due to his disabilities, he was unable to follow instructions from police who arrived at the scene.

Autism Spectrum Disorder is a condition that results in brain impairment and can make it difficult for kids and adults to comprehend the severity of certain situations, according to the Mayo Clinic. No information has been released regarding any potential lawsuits being filed against the police department or any possible suspensions due to the incident.

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