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Luna County, NM – On February 4, 2021, New Mexico State Police Officer Darian Jarrott initiated a traffic stop on a white Chevrolet pickup on Interstate 10 eastbound, near mile marker 102 east of Deming, New Mexico.

During the traffic stop, Officer Jarrott asked the driver, identified as Omar Felix Cueva, 39, of Deming to exit the vehicle. Cueva exited the driver’s side holding an AR-15-style rifle and fired 11 shot at Officer Jarrott as he was walking to the rear of the vehicle. Officer Jarrott ducked and fell onto his back as Cueva ran around the back of the pickup toward Officer Jarrott. Cueva fired several more rounds at Officer Jarrott who was struck by gunfire and killed. As Cueva ran toward the front of the truck on the passenger’s side, he shot Officer Jarrott point-blank in the back of the head. A Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agent arrived on scene and notified New Mexico State Police dispatch that an officer was down. A broadcast was put out to state and local law enforcement agencies. New Mexico State Police Officers Lionel Palomares and Sonny Montes located Cueva traveling east on Interstate 10 near mile marker 116. Cueva pulled over and fired at Officers Palomares and Montes. The officers returned fire at Cueva who continued to evade officers, traveling east on Interstate 10.

As Cueva fled eastbound on Interstate 10, law enforcement officers from the Las Cruces Police Department (LCPD), the Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office (DASO), and U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) assisted New Mexico State Police with the pursuit. Near the Picacho exit on Interstate 10, (near mile marker 135), NMSP officers successfully utilized tire deflation devices on Cueva’s pickup. Cueva continued to flee east on Interstate 10. Various law enforcement officers engaged Cueva in gunfire as he fled. DASO Deputy Jerod Huston fired rounds from his department issued rifle near the mile marker 136. DASO Deputy John Signore fired at Cueva near the mile marker 138 eastbound. Near mile marker 139, USBP Agent Oscar Delgado fired one round at Cueva as he passed. LCPD Officer Adrian De La Garza then utilized a Pursuit Intervention Technique (PIT) maneuver near mile marker 140. Prior to the pickup coming to a stop, Cueva exited the pickup armed with a firearm and shot multiple rounds towards the officers and deputies. LCPD Officer Adrian De La Garza and DASO Deputies Diego Herrera and Obed Marte returned fire towards Cueva, who was struck several times by gunfire. Officer De La Garza was struck by gunfire and was airlifted to a trauma hospital in Texas where he was treated and released for non-life-threatening injuries.

Officers rendered aid to Cueva until emergency medical personnel arrived on scene. Cueva sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased on scene by the Office of Medical Investigator.

This investigation is active and being led by the New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau. The officers have the following years of service: NMSP Officer Palomares-8 years of service, Officer Montes-6 years of service, LCPD Officer De La Garza-17 years of service, DASO Deputy Jared Huston-16 years of service, Deputy John Signore-13 years of service, Deputy Marte-11 years of service, Deputy Diego Herrera-19 years of service, USBP Agent Delgado-11 years of service.

Officer Darian Jarrott began his career as a Transportation Inspector with NMDPS. He was certified as a law enforcement officer in December of 2014 and worked with the former Motor Transportation Division of NMDPS. In July of 2015, he was sworn in as a New Mexico State Police officer where he bravely served until the day of the shooting. Officer Jarrott leaves behind 3 small children and was expecting his fourth child this year.

Officer Darian Jarrott was laid to rest on Friday, February 12, 2021 at Shakespeare Cemetery in Lordsburg during a private burial.

12:42 Officer Darian Jarrott Memorial.
15:41 New Mexico State K9 Police Officers Lionel Palomares dash cam.
16:45 Important Context information Concerning the HSI Involved
(Homeland Security Investigations).
23:15 Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant John Signore Dash Cam – Body Cam.
28:01 Civilian Phone recording footage.
24:04 Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Deputy Diego Herrera Dash Cam.
28:53 Las Cruces police officer Adrian De La Garza Body Camera.
30:25 LCPD Drone Avenida De Mesilla footage.
36:11 Las Cruces Police Officer Adrian De La Garza Act of Valor Award.
38:04 Las Cruces Police Officer Adrian De La Garza recount the incident.
50:09 New Mexico State Police Officer Cynthia Perea Body Camera.

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23 thoughts on “Uncensored: The Killing of Officer Darian Jarrott Documentary with Hero Officer Adrian De La Garza.”
  1. 🛑6:53 to skip after Officer Darian Jarrott is shot for those who don't want to see his fatal shooting.🛑
    12:43 Officer Darian Jarrott Memorial.
    15:41 New Mexico State K9 Police Officers Lionel Palomares dash cam.
    16:45 Important Context information Concerning the HSI Involved.
    (Homeland Security Investigations). (Video Leak Police Narrator Collaborator.)
    23:16 Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant John Signore Dash Cam – Body Cam.
    28:01 Civilian Phone recording footage.
    24:04 Doña Ana County Sheriff's Deputy Diego Herrera Dash Cam.
    28:53 Las Cruces police officer Adrian De La Garza Body Camera.
    30:25 LCPD Drone Avenida De Mesilla footage.
    36:11 Las Cruces Police Officer Adrian De La Garza Act of Valor Award. (Video Leak Police Narrator Collaborator.)
    38:04 Las Cruces Police Officer Adrian De La Garza recount the incident.
    50:09 New Mexico State Police Officer Cynthia Perea Body Camera.

  2. HSI disgusts me. They screwed up every single aspect of this whole operation they were running. The two agents who were sitting 200 meters back in their armored vehicle with rifles and plate carriers, who in their own words "wondered where his backup was" then watched it happen instead of going up to help Jarrott immediately, knowing how dangerous this guy was need to be charged with negligent homicide.

  3. It's funny that the Satanic Cartel is more trained than these state slaves, thank you for the uncensored video, but I've seen worst. haha I wonder why cops aka state slaves are getting killed more and more these days! haha People are so brainwashed in this delusional country, to use emotionalism! https://youtu.be/-PcYjM7dgUU

  4. Homeland Unsecurity seems more of a fitting name. The last body cam clip was from Officer Endawey. Who wouldn't want to be in a firefight with a Disney Princess by their side?

  5. This is the reason I donated to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Not a huge fan of many officers but even the criminally guilty don’t think they deserve death… and this officer didn’t do anything bad, he was being courteous and friendly. This murder made me very sad 😞 May the fallen servants rest In peace.

  6. My condolences to the officer who lost his life I’m glad that you put this guy down we don’t Need garbage like this guy in life

  7. This is HSI's fault Officer Jarrott was killed. You won't change my mind. They should be ashamed of themselves for what they did(didn't do actually). I hope karma visits them.

  8. And people wonder why officers carry guns and are very cautious while on stops…. R.I.P to the fallen officer. Thank you for your service! God bless his children and wife 😥

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