Horror moment police smash van's windows before they shoot kidnapping suspect dead after harrowing 911 call heard woman scream 'let me go'

New York City police smashed the windows of a suspected kidnapper's van before shooting him dead, horrifying video showed.Officers confronted the suspect during a failed traffic stop on the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn's Sheepshead Bay neighborhood on Saturday night, according to video captured by vlogger Tiger Selmi.The suspect, described as a black man in his 30s, rammed the white utility van into several cars along on the packed expressway, the footage showed.Officers, with tasers in hand, rushed toward the van and ordered the driver to 'stop the car' as he attempted to pull away. They chased after the vehicle and struck it with batons as they desperately tried to get inside, but the suspect continued driving, hitting additional cars as he fled. Although it was not shown in the video, police opened fire on the suspect as he tried to flee the scene, authorities said.The driver was taken to NYU Langone Brooklyn Hospital, where he later died.Police say the pursuit and subsequent shooting came after reports from 911 callers who said a woman was heard kicking and screaming 'let me go' as she was allegedly being abducted. New York City police smashed in the windows of a suspected kidnapper's van before shooting him dead on the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn's Sheepshead Bay neighborhood on Saturday night, horrifying video captured by vlogger Tiger Selmi showed Although it was not shown in the video, police opened fire on the suspect as he tried to flee the scene, authorities said. The driver was taken to NYU Langone Brooklyn Hospital, where he later died The 911 call reporting a possible kidnapping was placed in the 60th Precinct, which includes Coney Island, a police spokesperson said. The call was made at 7.19pm near Seaside Park, according to police.Earlier reports said that one of the calls believed there was a child involved in the kidnapping, however police did not find any minors in their investigation. An officer set up a road, but the driver rammed into police and civilian vehicles. The driver then attempted to escape by driving against the flow of traffic, police said.'The driver began to drive forward and backward, ramming both police and occupied civilian vehicles,' NYPD Assistant Chief Charles Minch told WABC. 'They used OC spray and deployed a taser, which was not effective, and the driver continued to ram nearby vehicles.' The woman, who has not been identified, was found inside the van and was unharmed, authorities said.Officers have described the incident as a domestic incident, the outlet reported.Police said the driver had been wanted earlier this month in connection with an alleged domestic assault involving the same woman. Police say the pursuit and subsequent shooting came after reports from 911 callers who said a woman was heard kicking and screaming 'let me go' as she was allegedly being abducted No officers have been reported injured in the shooting, the NYPD told the Daily Mail The woman, who has not been identified, was found inside the van and was unharmedNo officers have been reported injured in the shooting, the NYPD told the Daily Mail on Saturday night. Saturday's incident marked at least the tenth fatal officer-involved shooting in New York City in 2026.In September, a knife-wielding woman, 49-year-old Pamela Cisneros Lopez, was shot and killed by police officers after she stabbed a woman and a man near Times Square in one of the most popular areas of Manhattan.That same week, a man with a knife was also shot dead by police on the Brooklyn Bridge after telling cops he had a bomb.Police later identified the man killed on the bridge as Chaun Bottom, 41.